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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-03


WAsHiyGroN, May 29.-Ne understand
th'i Nr Canning, Minister from Grrat Bri
ia ", has given orders fpr dispospg, by pubic
s .c, Df in' hrge assortment Of elegant rurni
twe, principally British, of bis house in this
city.
We may mfr, from his circumstance chat
Mr.. Canning uiN not i,furn 90 This country.
from hi, iuiend"t',i-ij 90 T. glaui i.NL Int
NJ John Rhcu, fhc Veteran Rcprcscu,a
I've from Tennessee, 10 it known ~ Il
newspaper Of 'hat stale, that ha does not De-
cline beiDg a candidate Tor The 18Th Congress.
-.
utilization ofHe Supreme director O'TErrins.
an he substitution ofG Provisional J,niq.
lor He Government oC Chile
We have bren favored ,i'1 ihe following
Transitions, from The Ministerial Gazette TX
traOrdioary Of Chile;
Santiago 29h JtnupyB, 1928.
T2f authorities and The people oi tlds CAPT
tai hssios yesterday mt to determine with
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-03

FpANEroRr, May n Advance on specie
IN Commemorative paper, from - to go
Notes on the Bank Of Kentucky are about ! .
per cent better than Commonwealth.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-07-09
DRY GOODS, etc.

TIME subscriber offers for sele, on accommo.
u dating terms, Is pieces German oznaburgs
l6 do Listadoes, 50 do check and stripes, % do
Piatillas, u do Rowans, 9S do Britannias, dia-
per table cloths and pocket haRdkerchiefs.
8 cases old hermitage wine and boxes con.
tanning, each, 500 pint tumblers.
ALsO,2 shares u. S. bank stock
90 do Columbian insurance do
do Washington bridge do
2 negro women and ] negro girl, and the
following real estate--viz.
1000 acres of laid in Randolph CO, Va.
lot in Washington city, in Square No. 229,
on whichare two tenements occupied by Simms
and Mcdowell.
One frame house and lot on King street,
Alexandria, occupied by Mr.. Gluyas.
One two story brick house and lot on King
street, occupied by Mr. Grover.
One two STORY frame do, King street, occupied
by Mr. Tyler.
One house and lot, extending from PAYNE 10
fayette streets, occupied by Mr.. Moody.
One vacant lot on Washington, Wythe, and
ST. Asaph street, containing about one acre, and
well enclosed.
One two story brick house and lot, corner of
Union and Princess streets occupied by MIR
Green, GEORGE JOHNSON, trustee.
July q lawtf
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-07-09
Domestic.
THE REFORMATION.

is somewhat strange that the par.
dculars OF so great an event as the refor,
nation are partially known, or taught. -
For the sake of easy reference on this
subject, and affording an opportunity to
those OF our readers, and especially the
younger part who may yet be ignorant oil
the principal causes whish led TO it, we
oHer the following condensed epitome.l
Waldus in the. twelfth, Wickliff in the
fourteenth, and Huss in the fifteenth GEN.
tury, had inveighed with great boidnes.
against the errors Of Popcry-,he then
prevailing religion. But their attempts
were premature, unadvisedly made, and
proved abortive. In 1890 Pope Leo x.
having squandered away his wealth in his
extravagant plans in order to replenish
his treasury had recourse to a sale OF
InauIgences, which would absolve the
purchaser from all ecclesiastical CEN
sures IN whatever manner they have been
incurred, and from all his sins, transeres>
slons, and excuses, however enormous
soever they may be - they further PRO.
.essed to @remit as far as the keys Of the,
holy church extend, all punishment de-
served in purgatory on their account 4"
Its language was "when you die the gates
OF punishment shall be Slut, and the gates
oithe paradise of delight shall be opened,
and ii you shall not die at present, this
grace shall remain in full force, when
you are at the point of DEATH"
These means (not unprecedented, but
FIRST employed by Urban III. in the 18th
century, excited the attention of Martin
Luther, native of Saxony, and an An.
gus,inian friar, who having accidentally
found bible. Immediately discovered
the Illegally and sinfuness of the Pope's
proceedings. Many circumstances can
readily account for the quick attention
paid to the preaching and writings of
Luther, who now applied with indefatiea.
BILE zeal in opposition 6rst to the Indnl.
Sences, and gradually attacking with vi.
gor and success the whole fabric of Papa.
cy. The only person OF power who
assisted him was Frederick, elector of
Saxony. The other monarchs of Europe
took part against him and his doctrines,
and Henry VIII of England went SO far
as to write against Luther's innovations,
which procured him the title Of defender
OF the Faith, still affixed to the names or
his successors, although Pro,estants, an
appellation given to the Lutheran party;
IN consequence of their protesting against
tho articles of accommodation proposed
BY the diet Of Spires.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-07-09
iseraIo ,Rarine Hist.
PORT or .4LEX.4WDRLd.

ARRIVED. JULY 5.
Schr. Mary Elizabeth, CuIiumber City
Point +; sack salt and co,tsn to phineas
Janney, left one topsail schr last evening
below Indian head bound up.
Schr Criterion, Traverse, Patuxen, to-
baceo TO VIM. Fowlc g Co.
SAILED,
Sloop NAY Fower,Scuil, Philadelphia.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-07-09
LAND TO RENT.

TINE subscriber wishes to rent the farm on
4 which he now resides called "HARMONY-
HALL" situated on Broad creek, Prince
George county, Maryland, four miles from the
town of alexandria, by water, and three by
land, containing about 400 acres of originally
fertile land which has been much improved by
cultivation The whole is enclosed with locust
posts and oak rails, and divided into eight lots,
of which 20 acres are of most excellent aIIuyian
meadow, So in clover, and 40 off soil most ia
yorable TO the production Of the fine tobacco now
in such Estimation. The buildings and improve
merits consist Of large two story dwelling
house, with nursery and kitchen attached, all OF
brick, commanding delightful view Of the creek
and river Potomac on the west and on the east
the post road 40 yards distant a two story
carriage house with wings for stables, barn
100 feet by thirty, store house Sc by 30 with
wing for an Office, houses for servants, smoke
house; ice house, two wells offne water, "a black
smiths shop, corn house 90 feet By %, and
sheds for all kinds OF stockI a large orchard
Of variety OF fruit trees, of the most esteemed
kinds. The garden contains 81 acres Of soil
best fitted for early vegetation, bounded on two
sides by the creek
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-07-09
Also, another Farm,

lying a mile or two on Piscataway Greek, SIX
miles from Alexandria, and one from Fort
Washington containing about 500 acres, lust.
iy esteemed equal to any in the country fof
the fine tobacco, twenty acres of hue meadow
two fisheries, the whole enclosed and divided
into FIVE fields. From 10 10 Ia acres alone sbe
creek, are, perhaps, in point Of soil and situa-
ton (haying south exposhre) equal TO any in
the state for an early garden. The buildings
are, two small dwelling houses and kitchen, =
shielded barn, three tobacco houses, houses for
servants, corn house and sheds for stock. The
buildings are so placed as 70 be convenient for
two distinct tenements Clover aud plaster
have been found to produce The most desirable
efects.u these farms. Application 20 be
madeto me AZ "Harmouy Hail." until the LIST
Of August, and afterwards at "Nount Luben-
tia" ten miles east of Washington city.
DENNIS MAGRUDER.
"HarmoDy Hail. jniy 8 IaweY
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-07-09

The butchers of Fulton market, New
York, displayed their disposition to make
the jubilee of our anniversary general, by
bestowing the means of festival upon
the debtors ofthe city prison. The ben.
eyolent acts Of that class of our citizens,
afford US the highest qualification at all
times. They are daily bestowing meat
upon the poor, the fatherless, and the
inhrm. rPatriot.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-07-09
IS Reward & no questions asked.

OST or stolen, since the 18th June, red
IL morocco pocket book; about half worn,
containing sundry notes ofhand, receipts, bills,
&c. ofno Importance 60 any one but myself
among which was note drawn by Humphrey
Lapham, for fi(fy-nine dollars (date not recoi-
lected) one on Belmore Spunaugie, for SO 10 /;
one or Silas Elliot, for 81; one on John Elliot,
amount not recollected and one on John King,
for $40.
The public are forewarned from receiving a
ny notes on account whatever of mine, without
my endorsement. The above reward will be
given, aid no questions ask6fi, by leaving the
book and contents at the Herald Office.
july St. OLIVER LAPHkM
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-07-09
POLICE.

NEW YORK, JULY i.--0n Saturday af
seInoon young man Of the name of Ju,
\ dab, Jey, scarcely turned Of Ct years,
and euthor of the scurrilbus production
entitled aGU,aam ard the Gotha,aiies,"
and S. King the publisher, were brought
before the magistrates, and held to bail |;
the formerin $1,000, and two sureties in
$4,000 each; and rile latter in $1,000, and
two sugeties in $500 each. The publish>
er in consequence of being guilty of con-
contempt, was put in close confinement.
for few hours. He bursted into tears
when his commitment was made out
Precepts have been issued against the
printers, but whether they have been ia
ken we have not yet earned. The sale Of
the book has been stopped.
The day after the work made its ap-
pearance, anonymous letters we're writ
ten by the author himself to G number Of
the gentlemen he had been slandering
affecting to condemn the book in the
most pointed terms. And handful was
posted up in different parts Of tue city
With the initials of one of the gentlemen
who had been abused, Offering S 1000 re.
ward for the discovery of the writer,
which il is now believed was done by Ju-
dab also, or at his instance as cunning
device to attract notoriety and ensure the
sale Of the. thing. Poor fellow /! He has
got caught in his own trap. E. Post.
Linen drilling, of quality which will
no, suffer by comparison with the Rus,
sian, is manufactured at Wilmington,
Del. by MIR. John r. BriDcle, gentle
man whose spirited and persevering
exertinns 10 advance the interest Of do
nestle manufactures, are spoken of in the
highest terms. 49,
The steam boat Congress, on her way
up the Mississippi, as we learn from the
Pittsburg papers of Goth June, ran foul
Of snsg, and was so much injured as to
sink soon Afterwards. The passengers
JG0 in number, were saved. The cargo.
Consisted of bacon and sugar and wa
ninch injured.
DEATH OF PRESIDENT MOORE.
sroH. July a -Extrsct of letter to
the hon. Aaron Hill, dated Amherst, June
so. "Sir--The president Of our collegi-
sic institution, the rev. dr.. MOORE
fied this evening, Just at suDset--his
disorder vas ain attack ofbilious collie"
Re;aarkabie froeuctions Of The Season.
The wife Of Mr.. Isaac Townsend, Of
Union. Me. on the 23d ult. presented him
three fnc daughters az one birth, having
previously fur children al t7Uo births, all
living, -
pETRoIT, (mtcwGAN TERRIToRY), JUNE
J5.-Among the emigrants who are dsi.
y arriving here, we have noticed, with
pleasure humber Of individuals Of the
religious denomination called Friends or
Quakefs We understand they have
purchased for themselves u their neigh.
hours, near the head waters Of the river
Seuge.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-07-09
MISSION TO HAYTI.

The rev. Thomas Paul, of Boston, Ga
very estimable colored many has embark
ed on his mission to Hayti, with letters OF
Introduction to, president Boyer, and with
Judicious instructions for the regulation
Of his ministry in that Island.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-07-09
E EM.Il "a ! Ng sHEa

AT Norfolk, on Wednesday evening
last, Mrs. ELIZABETH MoRsLeI BARRON
consort of commodore James Barron,
IN the 54th year Of her'age
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-07-09
CHOpZlGAR CHEEsE

The high flavor and fine color of this
cheese which is great delicacy, when
grated and eaten with bread and butter,
are derived from the plant meiliot, spe,
cies Of trefoil. which by the asiduity OF
Dr. Brown (he brother Of the senator
from Louisiana) has been introduced into
our western country. We therefore
have fair prospect OF our soon ea,iny
this relishing and economical food. of
nafioe Produce. lCharieston Gaz.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-07-09
PHlNEAS JANNEY

-
H AS just received II bales or cotton sup
= quality, % boxes sperm candles branded
Coffin. 1s sropv.
20 boxes sperm oandlesy branded Rodman
tierces spermacetioi
2 tons white lead ground in oil
6 bbls Ventian red
20 kegs spanish brown
8 cases patent water proof hats
10 tons Russia clean hemp
Russia and Ravens duck
Do sheeting
English pine apple cheese
Do mustard in boxes OF 10 doz bottles
DO shad and herring twine
Do shoe thread
Cambria and jaconet muslius, Marseiiles
Quilting
Spotted cTavat hdkfs
Figured Nankin silks
Black silk shawis
Nankin Grape gown patterns
Black gaIoons and ribbons
Claret wine in cases Of doz each
Loaf sugar Phila refined
Cut nails and brads
210 tons Swedes' aud English iron
Assorted fat Sars from Ia inches 10 s
inches wide, q from Id TO inch thick
Square bars from IL inch to inches
Round from 1-4incb to Ia inches
Plough plates aud land sides
Swedish steel in bundles. For sale on &C.
commodating terms; 4mo o
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-07-09
1 CoUNTERFEITEk ptJNIsHED

kAsKAsktA, MAY s9.-rhomas WYATT,
whose arrest and imprisonment we notic-
ed in our last, was convicted of having
uttered and passed counterfeit note on
the bank oftbe United States.
Pursuant 20 the sentence of the court,
he received ONE hundred iashes, aoeH laid
on MS care back taid fine OF one dollar,
suffered f7penty four hours Imprisonment,
and was, ON Sunday last discharged.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-07-09
MARRIED.

On Thursday evening last, by the rev
Mr.. Ryland. mr.. JOHN H. HUGHES, I,
miss LYDIA sMEADLEY, both of this place
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-07-09

Remarkabie Productions If The Season.
The wife Of Mr.. Isaac Townsend, Of
Union, Me. on the 23d ult. presented him
three 6nc daughters az one birth. having
previously fur children al t7Uo births, all
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-07-09
wv hiskey. Tea, Wine. etc.

Whiskey, Tea, Wine. etc.
II lindsay & HILL have this day landing
~ from sloop May Flower, capt. ScuiI, from
Philadelphia, 35 hhds and 81 bbls Hhiskey, We.
~ good
II chests Fl tea latest Importation
pipe and or cask sup. Port wine
IN STORE,
so bbls prime whiskey 8 years old
Holland and country gin in pipes and bbls
Malaga wine in or casks
Claret i'm boxes doz each
NOrieans and Barbados sugar in hhds and
barrels
Porto Rico, st Domingo and Java coffee in
ee bags
Pepper and pimento in DO
Bales Georgia Upland cotton. -.
Boxes sperm candles, Rodman's brand
Ditto taow, do mould and dipped
liitto soap, do raisins
Sacks fine salt Liverpool filed
Bacon cared in town and country
Nett and gross shad which they re.
Nett and gross herring commend
n York made Chairs which they will sell
low 10 close consignment
Loaf sngarf nutmegs, corn, &c. and as usu.
al, supply of best family flour June 80
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-02-06
FORENSIC ELOQUENCE.

FORENSIC ELOQUENCE.
Under this head, an eastern paper gives the
following as an exordium OF J. I. Bucking'
ham, Esq. in his defence before the grandJury
in the case of the Commonwealth of Massachu.
sets on the complaint OF Rev. j.. n. Matflt, for
an alleged libel published in the Galaxy, and
edited by the defendant:
IL expect from you, gentlemen, and
from this honorable court, some little
indulsencies in conducting this defence,
which professional man might neither
expect nor ask: for ! am unlearned in
the science of Law, having never at.
tempted to explore it's uncertainties
and secrets, or to unravel its dark
though interesting mysteries.
lam also unused to public declama-
ton. My profession and my labours
from my childhood have been mechan-
ical. No academic halls, devoted to
letters, to eloquence and philosophy,
have ever resounded with my voice.
No groves, sacred to the muses., have
ever whispered their airy responses to
any ooetical breathings of mine. The
flowers of rhetoric never doomed for
me; and have never been admitted to
pass even the vestibule Of the temple of
science.
How then can hope to win your
favour? How expect to discharge my
Golf from the net in which am taken?
How escape from the dangers of the
thick and thorpy wood in which | am
en,angled. where every stePis pregnant
with fear, and single false one may
plunge me into irrevocabie misfortune.
depend TOR victory. gentlemen, on
q single weapon which the ignorant
may WELD as safely as the learned
This honorable court has placed in my
hand that two edged sword, which |
trust will clear my way before me.
The attorney for the commonwealth,
with a magnanimity, iiberality, and a
love of justice, which has ever charac-
.erized his Official, as well as his pri
vate life, had previously given me ia
lisn.an, which will guide me through
the darkest and most doubtful road.
This tsliaman which is to guide, this
weapon which is 20 guard IS Truth !;
before which, the impostor and the by
oocrlte shrink and disappear like sha-
dows beneath a vertical sun. AIDED
by this and the justice of my cause, l
rely, gentlemen, on your intelligence,
your magnanimity, your love OF virtue,
your scorn of hypocrisy, your aversion
to meauness and vice, your detestation
of imposture and quackery for a tri-
umphant acquittsl.
VIVA, better reast-plate than heart un,ainted
Thrice is he armed who hath his quarrel just.
And he bat naked, tho lock d up IN steel,
Whose conscience with injustice IS corrupted
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-02-06
Charles County Court,
August Term, |

.1TguS Term; I6Ss.
ON application TO the Judges OF Charlie,
~ County Court, by petition in writing,
Of John Smith, of Charles County, fer The
benefit of the act OF Assembly, Tor The re.
Iiet OF insolvent debtors, passed at Noyem.
Der session, 1905, and the several SUP.
plements thereto, on the terms mentioned
therein, a schedule OF his property & lis!
Of his creditors, on oath, so lar as he can
ascertain them, being annexed 10 bis peI'
ton, and being satisfied BY competent les.
timony that the said John Smith has resr
ded two years Immediately preceding the
time Of his application, in the State oil Ma
ryIand, and being also satisfied that lbs
said John Smith is in actual confinement
for debt and for no other cause, and tbs
said John Smith having entered into bond:
with sufficient security for bis personal
appearance in Charles County Court, TO
answer such allegations as his cIedl.o"
may make against hin 1T is Therefore
ordered and adjudged, that The said John
Smith be discharged from lmprliunmeIl,
and that by causing a copy OF ltIs olue'
to be inserted in some one OF the new;Pa'
pers edited ~ the District Of Counol''
once a week for two months success'ely,
before the third Monday of March NEIL
he give notice to bis creditors 10 apps"
before the said court, at Port Toostee'
in the said county, Oh the said third don
day in March next, for the purpose o. r.
commencing a trustee for their benfa',
and 10 shew cause, it any they have, why
the said John Smith should not have lhs
benefit OF the several insolvent la@solbs
state as prayed. Test
JOHN BARNES, CLERK.
jan Is ~
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-02-06
Charles County Court,

august Term, 1899.
an. application TO The judges of Charlie,
~ County Court, by petition in writing
Of Ubgau Reeves OF Charles COUNTY
for the benefit OF the act Of Assembly 10,
the reliet OF lnsolvent Debtors, passed Al
November session 1903. and the several
supplements thereto. on The terms men.
toned therein, schedule of his properly
and list OF his creditors, on oath, 50 far
az he can ascertain them, being annexed
TO bis petition and being satisfied by cou.
petent testimony, that The said ubsalt
Reeves has resided two years immediate.
~ preceding the tiGe uf bis application
in the State Of Maryland, and being also
satisfied that the said Ubgau Reeves
is ia actual confinement for debt and for
no other cause and the SAID Ubga,t
Reeves, having entered into bond, viii
sufficient security, for bis personal appear.
aace 10 Charles County Court, 10 answe.
such allegations as bis creditors may make
against him, it is therefore Ordered, and
adjudged, that the said Utgaii Reeves
be discharged from imprisonment; and
that by causing copy OF this order to Be
inserted in some one of The newspapers,
edited in the District OF ColumJis, once a
week Tor Two months successfully, before
the third Monoay IN March next, b. give
notice to his creditors 10 appear before
The said Court, at Port Tobacco in said
County, on the said third Monday in
March next, for the purpose OF recon nes.
ding Trustee, for their benefit and TO
sbew cause it any they have, why the sah
Ubgatt Reeves, should not have the be.
ne6t of he several insolyent laws Of thi,
State as prayed.
Test, JOHN BARNES, OK.
jan Is en-
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-02-06
Charles County Court.
August Term, |

J1USud iefm, 1879
ON application to the judges Of CLar.s
~ County Court, ny petition in writing
of Randolph B. Acton, oil Charles county
for the benefit OF the act of assembly 70.
the relief OF insolvent debtors, passed q,
November session, 1905, and the several
supplements thereto. on the terms men.
toned therein, schedule of his properly
and list Of his creditors. go far as he can
ascertain them, being annexed 10 bis pe,i-
ton; ard Icing satisfied by competent
testimony. that the said Randolph r. Ar.
ton has resided two years immedia,eIv
preceding the time of his application n
the state OF Maryland and being also ,a.
tisfed that the said Randolph B. Acton !,
in actual confinement for debt and for m
other cause, and the said Randolph r
Acton having entered into bond with suf.
ficieni security, for his personal appear.
ance in Charles County Court, 10 answ,,
such allegations as his creditors may MAXI
against him 1T is there fore ordered and
adiudged, tina, The said Randolph B. Ae.
ton be discharged from imprisonment and
that by causing a copy OF this order 10 be
inserted in some one Oi the newspspe,s
edited in the District Of Columbia, once
week for two Tonths successfully, bel,,.
the third Monday of March next, he civ.
notice to his creditors 10 appear before Ihs
said Court at Port Tobacco in said COUNT
on the said third Monday in March pe,,
for the purpose Of recommending trustee
for their benefit, and to shew cause. if anv
they have, why the said Randolph B Ac.
ton should not have The benefit OF the ,ey.
eral insovent laws OF this state. as PRAYED
Teste, JOHN BARNES, Crk.
jan2 Iaw9m
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-02-06

and her marriage with Boutwell,, who
had been stigmatized as one OF the
mu-derers of her husband, seemed to
afford some confirmation, She was
accordingly imprisoned, forced to ao'
dictate her regency, and deserted by
Boutwell, who fed the country. AT.
ter experiencing the most unjust and
cruel treatment from Elizabeth and
her accessories, mock trial decided
her fate, and she was beheaded in the
nineteenth year of her captivity,
CHRONOLOGY OF THE MONTH.
Feb. 9. l567--King Henry Darniey
murdered.
10. l763--Peace between Great
Britain, France, and
Spain, at Paris.
Is. 1890 onasteries suppress.
ed in France.
%, l732-Geo. Washington born.
&c 1898 -Pspal Government put
down by the French.
The Pope quits Rome.
q, l776-Tories defeated in \.
Carolina
MISCELLANEOUS.
Feb. 10. 1925 Eclipse Of the Sun, q
minutes after ten inri-
sible.
~. Ash Wednesday.
February |, 1928. A.