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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-03-30

PORTLAND, TUESDAY MAhIH =. -

Naval Pace EsFAnEJsHsaENf.--i w
dents Message on fhis SUBJECT NhasI
communicated Ia LOngrcss some tune
should have readiIy inserted In the 1A1e l.''
If il could have been done without occupy No.
that space in our columns which vas neoeaaa''
for other articles that could not DC negiectuo-
We CONSIDER II a judici0us and seIia'o'e s.-.
paper, explaining and illustrating that slsse II.
Of policy which is now 80 generally Dsiie'so -
be the true one for our government 70 Pui-
sue that system Of measures for attenip''
which, among others afterwards adopteo M
their political opponents, the iederaiisls OF ~.
old school lost their power, and were cohleus
10 lose il, satisfied that in the progress n
events public opinion would sooner Or iS'ei
sanction that system which would most e''e0, ,
tually contribute 70 the support OF nationa'
character and individual prosperity. M H,
fond Of the right 20 pursue the eXPedieh''
they hesitated not 70 hazard their own poPu
larity and personal influence against tiat
currept which was soon 20 sweep them from
the places they could occupy only upon hon
Durable and conscientious principles ana
they have the satisfaction Of now witnessing
the successful operation Of all the great
measures Of national policy for which they
once earnestly contended, which we're worm
contending for.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-03-30

An interesting ard animated discussion has &C
cidentally arisen in the Senate Of the U. States,
upon the various propositions 70 amend the con-
stituton, in consequence Of Mr.. Rufus Kings ex-
pressing his present opinion III favour Of adhering
TO the old safeguards of the rights Of the States
and against any further change in the coRstitu-
ton respecting the choice Of President whatever
Being charged with having altered his views on
this subject 7ery recently, he replied with consid-
cradle force and feeling, that recent events had
produced that alteration. That a central pow
er had arisen, by a combination among great
States, dangerous to the liberty OF elections and
threatening TO oveFrshelmthe constitution This
denunciation brought Gus hose Il the Senate
who had been concerned IN tie caucus, IN iusti-
fcation or palliation Of the measure declaring
that it was adopted and attended by them. IN
their private capacities only, and not intended to
be armed with the weight of their Official author
Ity These allegations and excuses were answer
ed and denied BY Mr.. Hsyne, of South Carroll
ma; and at the last date of intelligence, the dis
cussion still continued. The National InteIli-
gencer says, that if this discussion Of the charac-
ter OF the caucus can be entertained BY tie SEN
ate in sufficient consistency with its dignity, tie
editors are glad it has got into such good hands
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-03-30

LORD BYRON Is said to be figuring among the
Greeks, and 10 have been elected one IL
their AmphictyOns. The Turks threaten nthev
have an opportunity, 10 cut of bis bead, and ~
i on the gates Of the Seragio This fate would
be as peetical AZ that Of his own Giaour. His
lordship's head would make fine 4Htique but
the rest Of his bust would make very indifsr.
ent TOrso
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-03-30

From the London Courier. or Feb. %.
We Can hardly persuade ourselves. that the
Dey Of Algiers win put u 70 the trouble Of
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-03-30

The Richmond Enquirer is folding its robes
with great decorum, and preparing to 20 into op-
position. Mr. Richie, in his last paper, consid-
ers NIr CLAY entirely out of the question and
says that the vote of Virginia will in no case be
diverted from Mr.. Crawford in no event win Il
be given either to Mr. Adams or Gen jackson
and yeither Of these gentlemen should Be elected
she must submit, and JUDGE gf them Is tBey ought
70 Be Judged By the acts Of their administration.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-03-30

From the Annual Statements Of the Com
merce and Navigation Of the United States,
which have been recently transmitted by the
Secretary of the Treasury 10 Congress, it ap-
pears, that " the Imports during the year end
ing on the 3Oth Of September, 1923, have a.
mounted to s77,s79, 267, of which amount
81, 81 SAL, were imported in American yes
sells, and 5000, 726, in foreign vessels; that
the exports have, during the same period, a.
mounted TO S74,699, 030, of which s47 ,l55,
408, were domestic, and S97 ,543,62z, were
foreign articles; that Of the domestic articles,
IS39,074,562, were exported in American yes
sells, and S9,030,S46, in foreign vessels and
Of the foreign articles, S26,e4l, 0O4. were ex-
ported in American vessels, and sl,302,6l
in foreign vessels that 775,271 tons Of a.
merican shipping entered. and Sl0,76l, clear.
-t- ron tie ports cf the United ) tates; and
tkAt ll9.468 tons of foreign shipping entered,
and le,74O cleared from the ports Of the u
hited States, during the same period.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-03-30
BY THE MAILS.
GREAT AT ARKANSAS.

Accounts from Little Rock, Arkansas Terri
tory, 70 the Sd Of February state, that, in the
beginning Of January there was sudden and
uncommonIy high rise Of White River, aud its
tributary streams. The water was from ten
to fifteen feet higher than ever was known
before-a great many plantations were com
pletely inundated aud laid waste-and in
some instances the houses were swept off, TO-
gether with the fences, corn, fodder, &c. The
number of cattle, and stock Of every descrip-
ton, which were drowned, is represented as al
most incredible; persons owning large stocks
lost nearly the whole, and few escaped with.
out anne loss. Batesvlle, fourishing little
town, was nearly inundated. la the tavern
house cf Charles Kelly, Esq. the water rose so
as to eoger the first floor, and the family were
obliged to retire to the second story for safe
ty. In Col. Cogswell's store, the water was
up to the top Of his counter and a small
warehouse in which was considerable guam
tity of peltries, &C. was carried entirely of
by the current, together with its contents.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-03-30

Six months since we mentioned that hired
girl about 10 years Of age, had thrust several
brass and glass buttons, large iron screw
and brass hook, down into the throat Of one
of our neighbours chrildren, but few months
old. The girl was dismissed and the child af-
ter extreme suffering is now considered out
of danger. Within three weeks the hired
girl lived at milk mans. The milk man
has been with us and brought six small pins
and large darnirg needle which have been
voided by one of his small children during
enc week, while this wicked girl lived in his
family. Phiia. Demo. Press.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-03-30

LONDON, Feb. %.
The following notification Of hostilities
having commenced against the Regency of
Algiers appeared in the Gazette Of Saturday
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-04
Marshals' Sale.

ON Tuesday the 7lh day of December
~ next, a, o'clock, will be sold Cor
cash, on the premises. ONE LOT OF
GROUND, with all the improvements
thereon. lying and being ia the town OF
Alexandra, on the north side of Oronoko
street, and west side OF ST. Asaph street,
the property of William Brent, lr. to salts
fy an execution in favor Of the Bank o! A.
lexandra assignee. Should the purchaser
fail to comply With the terms OF sale, The
property will be resoId, and said purcha.
ser held liable for any deficiency that may
arise in consequence of second Gale.
D. MINOR. b. NJ
For L. Rlnggold Marshal.
nov Is
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-04
AUCTION SALES.
Public Sale.

ON FRIDAY the 9Th day Of Noveme
~ Der Eext. at 10 O'Clock, the subscri-.
Der will offer at public sale, at the auction
room OF S. A. Marsteller, tenement and
lot of ground on the north side OF Dufe
street. % teet to the west of Water street,
IN front on Duke street 90, in depth 81
ieet-And another tenement and lot on the
vest side OF Waite, street. about liz feet
Z inches 10 the north OF Duke street. in
front on Water street 20 iee!, in depth I23
feet 5inches.
The above sale will be made under a
deed OF trust from Horace Field TO the
subscriber to secure CERTAIN debts due
to The Bank of Potomac. Terms will be
made known at the time a. sale
oct ~-t5N K |. TAYLOR, Trustee
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-04
Marshal's Sale.
nov 4

WILL be sold on TUESDAY, the 7h
w day OF DECEM Der, at IL o'clock
for cash. all the right, title and interest OF
James H. Smoo' in and TO one undivided
part of one acre lot of ground, situated
and bounded as follows Beginning at the
lh.ersectinn of Duke street and Columbus
street, running westwardly with Duke
street ls3 feet 5 inches; thence southwark :,
ly, parallel to Columbus street, 1853 feet
2 inches, TO Woie-s:reet: thence east
wardIy with Wolf street 1873 feet 8 inches,
to Columbus-sireet; thence northwardIy
with CUIum bus-street 353 teet inches, to
the beginning. Sold to satisfy an execu-
ton in favor of George S Hough against
the said James H. Smool. Should the pur-
cbsser fall 10 comply with the terms Of the
above sale, the property will be resold
and the purchaser held liable for any de-
6ciency that may arise in consequence OF
the second sale,
d NINOR. Deputy Marshal
for Tench RiDggoid, Marshal
nov 4 I'D
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-04
Decorating or
PERCUSSION GUNS.

TIME subscriber respectfully informs
a. the public, that be is prepared to alter
guns to lhe decorating or percussion prin.
ciple, at the New York aud Philadelphia
prices.
The superiority of this over the old plan
is very evident from the general adoption
OF decorating guns by the sportsmen in all
the northern cities, where they are greatly
preferred to the use of flint and STEEL A
much less quantity of powder is requisite
in loading, the FIRE is certain aad much
quicker, are completely water proof, and
loaded in much less time, more secure a.
ganst accidents than common guns; and
what would render them particularly desi-
rable. 10 flash can be seen iron The lock
in firing.
Any gun can be altered 10 this princi-
pie, For terms, which are reasonable,
and any further particulars, apply TO
GEORGE JONES,
G,nsmtth, Fairta1 street.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-04
AxLsxANDRTA,
.rgURSDAY MORNING. NOV. q.
An arrival at Norfolk, from Barbados
md ST. Thomas, reports the markets dull
), bo,h Islands for American produce.

Ma. SsowpES-We have bad two a
,.,ps of fire within the last week, and it
tsboyes those who have property-who
hive buckets--who have engines, 10 be
on ,be alert, and prepared. Winter is APP
o,oscbing, The season of fires, and yet
,hsre is lamentable deficiency 10 the
competency of one halt the buckets in
Town to be of any service. These matters
should be looked to. Alexandra moi able
10 bear one awful con6agralion her cili-
,eos. therefore. should be alert, the en-
eines should be cleaned aud put in order,
the buckets repaired, and every prepara>
ton made so as efeciually 10 meet disas.
te,. These remarks are eliciled from per-
carving listlessness and wan. of attention
IN people generally. The most dreadful
judgments which have visited mankind,
nave generally come in their moments of
Indifference. Let US. therefore, be awake
early. UNION STREET.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-04
VIRGIN SILVER.

DETROIT, Oct. l5.-Mr. Scboolcraft,
who recently arrived here from the Saut
de Ste Marie, has shown US stone, ap-
parsn,ly quartz and sandstone, through
which are interspeIsed veins of white mall
leabe metal. which in respect TO color,
hardness and weight, resembles the purest
silver The stone was obtained from an
lndian. who said that he picked il up on
the shore OF Lake Huron, near Ponte aux
Barques. Ii weighs about pound and a
half. and from appearances, will yield two
ounces OF silver.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-04

Die, il being the only kind that can be
Kept in this country without injury; the
excessive dampuess OF the climate renders
every description OF paper unfit fur use
alter remaining here a few months ex-
ceDt the pattern enclosed, which has been
oere several years and is now as good as
when imported -.
This testimony ought to be operative 10
IN favor OF the same paper in the climates
OF our continent akin 10 that Of Canton -
IN Mex,co II must be preferred, and will
we hope, be soon made known under pro-
per auspices. We rejoice at every in
stance OF the superiority OF American ma
nuiacture, though we may not wish 10 see
prohloItory system adopted in It's favor.
The Boston folas (says the venerable
aud palrisrcbal song Of Yankee DoodIe)
are ways iull OF notions. IL we turn our
eyes from Boston to New York we are a.
greeshly surprized by intelligence of this
KIND from the New York Daily Advertiser
tlDe silk cloak, OF American manufac.
fure, colored AMI woven in imitation of
scotch Tartan, has been deposited at the
store OF Mr. andervoort. III Broadway.
ne tahric we are told IS quite original,
and such as viii doubtless meet ready
and x'ensive sale, provided il can be
manufactured at fair price, The silk
was made and dyed and woven by Iam
ly in Glastonbury in Connecticut; and GER
tslny Goes great credit 10 their ingenuity.
ne cloak, We understand, is TO be sent
to Washington, as present 10 Mr.. Mon
roe.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-04
From the Philadelphia National Gazette.
AMERICAN PAPER.

The letter-paper manufac ured by Mr..
Thomas Alnies, of this city. has acquired
a particular reputation abroad: Some
time ago. Joseph r. IngersoIl, Esq sent
several realms of it to Canton in China, TO
the respectable American consul there,
Mr. Wjlcocks. was found by Mr., vii.
cocks capable OF withstanding perfectly a
climate under which paper is preserved
with great difficulty. In consequence. OF
this and lts other merits, the mercantile
houses of Cary & Co. of New York. re-
celved an order tor a quantity OF 1t from
the most extensive American establish
ment in Canton, with these observations,
.We should be glad to have the paper Of
the quality enclosed sAmiss) if procara'
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-04
Public Sale.

pY virtue of a decree of the honorable
1.-The Judges OF Charles County Court,
sitting as Court Of Equity, will be ex-
posed to public sale on The Sd MONDAY ~
NOVEMBER next, at the late residence Of
Waller Dyson, late OF Charles County,
deceased, The real estate OF which the said
Waller Dyson died siezed, consisting Of
The following tracts, parts OF tracts, or par
GELS OF Land, lying near Charlotte Hall,
in Charles County, and state OF MaIylands
to wit:
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-04
District Of Columbia,
COUNTY, of alexandria.

DATRlCK KING has appliedto the
l. honorable Wm. Crauch, Chief Judge
of the United States Circuit Court of the
District OF Columbia, TO be discharged
from Imprisonment under the act for the
relief of insolyent debtors within the dis
lrict OF Columbia, on the fourth Monday
of November next, at 9 o'clock, A NJ. al
the Court House in Alexandria, when and
where his creditors are required to attend.
EDMUND /. LEE, c. G.
nov 4 st
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-04
Bank Of Potomac,

October SO, 1874.
NOTICE IS HER0BY GIVEN the
" stockholders of the Bank of Poto
mac, that dividend of two and on half
per cent. for the last six months. has been
declared. aud will be paid them on Wed,
nesday. the Sd of Nov: next. By order
OF the President and Directors.
oct 3O-law3w & PAGE, Cash
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-04
VI RRiED.

On Tuesday evening last by the Rev'd
Elias Harrison. Mr.. ROBERT JAMESON, to
Miss CATHERINE, P, eldest daughter OF
MIR. Thomas Sanford, all OF thi. place.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-04
*New Director.
REslDENTIAL.

The following is the result of the vote
Of the ireeholdeIs of the county of Fair
fax, Va. for Presidential electors on Mon
day lase Crawford. Jackson.
10 81
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-04

with two small children to lament The lose
OF an affeclionate husband is truly pitiable
She is under the apprehension that he
thinks she will despise aud reject him.
"Oh, could see him. | would remove
his solictude. Though he may lave de.
celved me, yet Gever, never should it cost
b % paDg. would never mention 1t TO
wound bis feelings"
This is publ shed at the request of the
unfortunate lady, with a. hope that those
Editors, who may think it expedient. will
give il place in their columns, that it
may fall into his hands, and be the means
OF influencing him to return TO bis distress
ed family.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-04
SNOW.

New YORK, Oct. 3o.-While we are
putting our paper to press, says the Com.
mercial Advertiser, the snow Is falling IN a
scattering shower,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-04
brotherhood, Indian Cabin,
and n erit's Desire,
CONTAINING
THREE HUNDRED ACRES,

more or less. The purchaser will be re-
CURED to execute bond, with approved
security, for the payment of the purchase
money, with legal interest thereon, in three
equal annual instsluents; and on the pay
ment OF the purchase money, with all The
interest due thereon, and not before. the
subscribers will execute good and sufi>
Gent deed, conveying to he purchaser,
all the right which was in the said Waller
Dyson al the time of bis death, IN and to-
the land and premises aforesaid.
LUCINDA DYSON.
BENNETT DYSON.
oct lapSW
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-04

Fifty thousand dollars have been sub
scr'bed by the cap alsts OF N. York TO the
Weliand canal in Upper Canada, that be-
ing all The stock which remained unsold,
at the time OF the subscription.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-04

Ata meeting Of the Horticultural Socie-
~ New York, more than three score
different species of seeds, collected oy
Thos Mitchell, Esq. in the Caracas
We're presented by DR.. Mitchell. for the
purpose OF making the experiment, "he'
lher The spontaneous plants OF Fenezueia
will flourish in the latitude 0; New YORK.
ouch are the advantages OF effective COM
o'natioIs amongst scientific men; our
country becomes enriched and adorned
With the productions of every climate.
AT this meeting was likewise presented
beautiful head OF cauliflower and ano-
lher Of Broccoli, sown the l4th OF June IN a
garden in the vicinity OF Heilga'e, ana
transplanted in the middle OF July w'tnout
'oe assistance Of glass--lhe circumference
Oieach plant was two feetsix Inches' 40
HARpER's FERRY, Oct 97.-On Frl6ay
la'l, pursuant 10 previous arrangements,
Tue corner stone of the western aoutmen'
VI The Bridge now erecting across the TO-
Iomac, was laid with masonic ceremonies
1n this occasion the brethren of Cnar'ty
Lodge were honored with the attendance
81 several OF the officers OF the franc
Lodge OF Maryland, and OF tie ne'shoor'
M: lodges The ceremony OF laying the
wy was performed by K. e. Howard
u. d. OF the Grand Lodge OF MaryIan9o,
ASSISTED ',! by o. H. Williams, g. W.; +
iNghman, w. NJ, MouGl Moriab Lodge
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-04

BALTIMoRE, Nov. "a volume of re
vouionary state papers has been publish
ed in Massachusetts by Mr. Bradford, late
secretary TO that Commonwealth: we wish
that The impulse given By this work might
be followed up by similar publications
from the whole Of the original thirteen
United States. These papers have now
become historical documents, and they
would, it published constitute the best
history of the hopes and fears, the joys
and dependencies Of that perllous period.
They are written in style OF plain. una
dorned Roman dignity, and may be con,
suhedby student with equal pleasure and
profit, whether be regard them as historI-
cal documents or models of fine writing.
.dmericak.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-04

By the latest returns we have seen from
Pennsylvania, the votes were, for Genes
raj Jackson, 764l: for Mr.. Adams, 1926,
for Mr.. Crawford 1900; Tor Mr.. Clay 375.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-04
IA. MARINE LIST. 10 L.,
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.

ARRlVEO-Nov 2;
Scbr Spread Eagle, Goals to I'm. L..
Kennedy.
Soop Adela, Tborp, N. York, 8 days;
freight Tor The district.
SAILED,
Brig Adams, Toby, S. America.
Nov. 3.-Sch. Lewis Sears, Providence.
Sloop Fanny. Mitchell, Baltimore.
Steamboat Potomac, Jenkins, Norfolk.
The ship Boston, FinIay, went TO sea on
Friday last.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-04
*New Directors.

At an election held at the Town Hall on
Monday last, the following gentlemen
were elected Directors Of the Bank OF
Potomac tor the ensuing year:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-27
Be mo, July %, 1924.

ESf virtue oi the last will aud testament of Benjamin
- w Coleman, dec Executor thereof, will on FIJI.
day the Esd day of this month, premises, sell
the following real property which belonged The said
Coleman and lying in the City of Richmond, viz The
ha acre Lot distinguished the plan civ by
the No .s2 situated on + main street. its
ton An Lot No. 62i ndjouing above and
s'uated rhe intersection of and streets. One un.
divided uoriy OF lot No. 489, said and nj It's
intersection by 9Th street One undivided moiety of the
lot No 4s6 On sad Tab street, the Basin OF the
Canal, and opposite TO the public Warehouse about so
ieet OF eronDu IN irent being OF lot No.
ming back The depth OF the lot, situated ish street
commcnv called the Synagogue Lot, near the First
PRESBYTERIAN Church The sale will commence at the m
hrs mentioned, at O'clock in the afternoon if fair If
not NJ the same hour the fair thers after and be
conducted by Noncure, Robinson & Peasants.
IsnsCash for fourth of The pureh money and
Tor the balance credit OF 2, and years will civ
en- payable in equal nstaimspts, for binds with
personal security bearing interest day OF sale
End deeds Vi trust on the property their pay
JOHN SHEPpAKD'
July H. 9i-ds
u he above sale postponed till Friday the s0,h inst
When IL will take place The hour II
iairG not The same hour The n ext fair day. - "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-27
GEOitGE HARRIS.
CHAS. Y. KiNBRoUGH.
LILY 81

IN CHANCEKY: AZ Rules held al I've Clerks Office Of
" the Court Of the United States the Fifth Circuit and
NiIginia District, IN tie mouth of July. 1921
Wiiiiom Wright Robert McBecknie jr. Ddsid MeKeck.
ME and Thomas NJ KeekBie, an infant, Ly Andrew Nc
Necsnie MS next friend Plaintiffs,
Against
George Cox surviving executor Of william BOYD Brown
and James Dion, also named 10 hiss will and
archibald Duff and Margaret his wife. Defendants.
The Defendants, Archibald Du ard Margaret bis wife
not having entered their appearance and given
ooing 70 rule Of the Court and " appearing that bey
are not inhabitants of this District On
rie,nish by their Counsel u is Ordered that the said
enuais appear on the first DAY Of the next and
swef the bill of the plaintiffs and tha, copy Of this Orde,
e forthwith inserted in newspaper printed IT. the
V o hcbmond for Two months succeSsvey and posted
~ ibe front door OF the Capitol in the said city.
Acopy. Taste, RICHARD yFFFR1ES, Clerk.
toyE 2f-w8w