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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-02
ALOT or GROUND.

situated in the town of Alexandra and
bounded as follows, to wit: Beginning uts
the north side OF Montgomery street, at i's
intersection with the west side oil Alfred
street, thence nortbwardIY on Alfred street
355 feet, to line OF John MandeviIle's
lot, thence south IS deg. west 252 feet t,p
Patrick street, then with Patrick street.
277 feet to Montgomery street. then east
wardly 246 feet 10 inches to the begin
ming, being one of the lots sold by Sarals
Fi,zhugb. as exerulr,x of Nicholas Fix q
hugh. THOMSON F. MASON, trustee
O(t2 T.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-02
PericIean Society.

VNHE members OF the 2ericIean Society
Il are requested to meet at the Town
Hall, on Saturday (this) evening, October
Cd, i, being the first night OF meeting at.
ter the summer recess, By order OF the
President.
WILLIAM ALLISON NcRAE,
oct Secretary.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-02
GALE AZ AI1GusTA.

,bs ~ ednesday evening the 18th inst.
,s - s'ad blew gale, ADD the rain de-
'sssI 1ded in torrents.
Il, we have no recollection isays the cdr
". VI tne Georgia Chroncle) OF having e.
ss,;, ue'ore Witnessed storm OF equal Sc
On. :" ,. aad continuance in this quarter OF
s',,, which lett such evidences of its ire
'e Jury. The destruclioa done by j!
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-02
RlOr.

An attempt was made on the night OF
the Goth to tear down the Circus in Pitts
burg. Pennsylvania, during the time Of
performance. Several shots were fired
from the inside Of the Circus; and we are
sorry TO add. that man named Har gel
a laborer. who was not engaged in the at
tray, was killed by musket shot.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-02
Notice is hereby given

TIME stockholders OF the Bank OF Po'o.
L. mac, that an election for thirteen d.
reclors will be held at the Town Hall OH
Monday, the Is, of November next, from
ten 70 'hFee o'clock. By order Of the
President and Directors,
C. PAGE, Cashier
oct tawte
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-02
N Office,

TINE Farmers Bank Of Alexandria !,
j this day declares dividend of pro-
fits upon its capital STOCK paid in, OF three
per cent tor the last SIX months, payable
to stockholders or their representa- lives on
Tuesday the 9Th inst.
JOHN HOOFF. Cash.
oc, 2aw2w
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-02

p Bishop Moore may be
expected to preach at Christ Church, on
Sunday morning, and at St, PauPs Church
in the afternoon. ST. Paul's Church will
he closed in the morning
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-02

uass> Will be exposed to public sab It
TssM6 the Trap, on Saturday The I'd dog
Of October next the schooner FiRST Ais
TEMPT, now lying in MarIom's Creek.
The terms of sale will be made know n on
the day OF sale. W w DUNNiNGTONa
Charlie. County, Md. sep 9 ~
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-02
Public SAFE.

DY virtue OF deed of trust from ihes
ID late Richard Libby to The subscriber.
for the bene6, Of the b ank OF Potoms e.
will be offered at public sale, lor cash, one
the premises at 10 O'Clock, on the morn
ing ct Saturday The 3ost of October neat,
I,esrys two story iram house and lot OF
syTM ground on the oulb side OF King
HsSss street, 81 feet inches to lbes
49, eastward OF Washington street.
fronting on King street p leet 6 inches.
and extending bsr 4 parallel with WASH
ington street lo' feet.
JACOB HOFFMAN. Trustee
5. A MARS TELLER, Auc,
Sept SO 1850
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-02
Education.
4 sc no o L.

10 which will be taught the sever.l
tr mches of useful and pracuem hnghslt
education, 90 tie following terms, VIZ
spelling aud Reading tor % quarl.f;
Writing d Arithmetic, in c0nuecii'n vita
the aforementioned two branches, n4
Grammar, Geography and The use o. TIC
Globes, added to the tour branches pre-
vousy mentioned 05; any, or all OF the
Sciences enumerated, 10 coiin.c.inh VS.,
History, Algebra LtgrathimS, Geometry.
rr'gonomeIry, Heights and Distances, an1
Men.uratiou, D6.
Isaac II Robbins, having been; 'or a
considerable time, in The school ol j 7.
Wheat both as student and an usher -
thoroughly and practically acquainted
with the excellent and sIngulary success.
iul syslem OF instruction and mdGe OF go-
verDment adopted by thai gentleman
sept 80 81
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-02
Public Sale

FINDER the authority of deed Of
- trus, from Lewis Hpkin. anil VIE, T.
shall. on the 9Th day OF October inst, seiR
q. be premises, at public auLtinn Tor cash.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-02

II is with deep regret we have to state,
that our estima5le fellow citizen, NrNIAN
PrNkNEY. esq long the faithful and intel
ligent Clerk of the Executive Council OF
Maryland, died at Annapolis. on Thursday
lss,. Bolt. Pot.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-02

We will give, in our next, condensed
account Of The grand entry OF the Ma
lions Guest INTO Philadelpbia---those in
tbe papers of that City, being too Length
Inv for entire insertion.
Nothing can surpass the enthusiasm MAJ
pilested on the occasion; or the msgni6-
cent and Halterlng manner 10 which be was
received.
He reviewed line of six thousand yo-
lunieers. at half past ten o'clock, on Tues
day moning-joined the civic procession.
and entered the city at ONE--snd. after
trsysrsing the principal streets, lbrnrged
whbib greatest concourse Of people that
ever was witnessed in this country; passed
under the main arch and was received by
lhe Committee in the Hall of indepeDd-
cree about FIVE.
The whole city, sgreesbIy 10 arrange
ment, was brilliantly Illuminated the same
evening, aud thousands Of the finest spe-
eimep of emblematic transparencies were
exhibited in every direction.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-02
CANAL REVENUE.

The Revenue of the New York Ca:
nails; il is expected, will this year exceed
D25o 900, and the revenue from the Salt
Springs 100000. The water vas to be let
INTO The Canal as far as Lockport, on the
10th ult.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-02

JOHN c. vowEL, ESQ. President OF the
Common Council and THOMAS SWAMI,
ESQ. have been deputed by the Commit.
TOE OF Arrangement to meet General La
rayeite. in Baltimore, and invite him 10
,is, our town. We understand that the
gentlemen will set on, on Wednesday, to
discharge the duties OF their honorable
mission.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-02
AEExANDRxA,
SATURDAY, MORNING. OCT. ?.

Amount Of Flour inspected in the tow
:, Alexandria, for one quarter and foul
10, commencing s6ih Of June, and end
,,s so,h Of September, 1924. both inclu'
aIys viz:
1886 barrels,
1860 bali barrels,
98 barrels Of Rye.
JAMES CLOUD. I.,.
ABiJAH JANNEY. 'aspeS'o
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-02

wv OiO 4 lf0 OF
Sheppard's extra supertine cloths .snd
kerseyneies
Blue Il mixed Yorkshire cloths
Do, do plains Y kerseys, OF supeN
rior qualify
Figured and plain bombazetfes
Extra superfine black bombszeens
Superhne blue cloak CANDLES
FlaaneIs and swan skins
English sewing silks and twist Of liis
first quality
Linen g. diaper tapes, ladies' j. misses
superGne cotton hose
Aberdeen, coiored, w. b. & 0snsbuTg
threads
Supelhne & fire ingram csrpe,ing Of tie
latest & handsomest psufIns
3 So and point blankets
London lollnet u swafisdown yesling
Extra treble gilt buttons and bh,'on
moulds
Russia and lrish sheeliHgs, linens sbd
long lawns
Table & towelling diaper j. d TASK
Seine IMine e. Shoe Thread.
Ticklenbnrgs and builaps
which, with his loImer stock on hand,
renders his assortment yery complete, and
is offered Tor sals On the usual terne.
sep lamsn
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-02

II is ascertained that there are at this
time l2 400 steam engines IN action IN
Great Britain, aad are applied to almos
every branch of labor.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-02

The National Journal of Thursday, con-
t,ins he affidavit Of the prosecuted Mrs.
Moulton. relative to the tuo quarter dis
iress. and the thrse-quartsr endorsement,
Of which the public has heard so much.
We do not copy it. because we have ne
yer given currency to any part of the dis
graceful controversy; but we feel for this
injured woman. as we trust every friend
Oh bumanity feels,--and we congratulate
her on her triumphant, clear, and spirited
gindicatIon.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-12-10

1t becomes duty in reference the vile and scuni
GUS obsceniy of the Custom House Gazette of Tuesday
last, to state that every article which appeared in pa
per of the Sd inst written by the editor Of the Watch
man. The individual basey assailed by the Custom
House editor or his MASTER had agency either in word
thought or Decd in any thing that appeared in that da,
paper Harkers so accustomed to obey the orders of his
dicators, that he snpposes in the predcament
with himself-but inform him that we are our own
masers-we permit no man to control or dictate
He talks of his respectable friends and of the respectable
standing Che should have said tying Of his paper. We
know the of renegade democrats and office hunting
ederass who always at his elbow and know Them
to be about as respectable as himself; and further
know, that there is not respectable in the Borough
who will not say, that his dirty sheet is the abandon
ed vehicle of fh and SANDER that dsgraced the place
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-12-10

NOTICE.-The Light Boats at present moored
on the lower end OF the Brahdywine Shoal at the ii
feet Bank abreast oil the Buoy Of the ledge in
the Delaware Boy, will be removed from thence
bentween the LIST and 10Th of December to this
city, where they will conunue during the incleuent
season.-.Naral Office, Phitad. Nor. 30, 1894.
We Understand the students of Columbia COL
lege have volunteered TO draw the Cannon intended
for the Creeks, from Mr.. MQueeps to the vessel
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-12-10
Amerlran matcbman.
WILMINGTON, 10 DECEMBER, 1894.

Frowa Indignantly the dawnng
o portion of Union from anoher.' WASHINGTON,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-03-15
From the Gazette.
TOWN MEETING

AT numerous and respectable meet.
ing OF the inhabitants ofthe town Of Alex.
andria, at the Town Hall. on Thursday
evening, the llth March, 1924, assem-.
bled For the purpose Of expressing their
sentiments and views respecting the re-
PROCESSION of the county Of Alexandria to
the commonwealth Of Virginia, and of
adopting such measures as they should
deem fl, in relation thereto
Pa1NEAs JANREY was unanimously CAL
led to the chair, and NATHANIEL S. WISE
was appointed secretary,
The object of the meeting was fully
stated by Robert |. Taylor, esq. who, in
an able manner, explained and enforc, &
the numerous disadvantages 10 which the
people Of the county of Alexandria would
be subjected by a retrocession to the
commonwealth of Virginia: after which.
the rev. Mr.. Brire offered some yery
pertinent remarks and illustrations to the
meeting.
A memorial to the congress- of the
United States, demonstrating against the
retrocessioD, was then presented to the
meetings read, and unanimously adopted
1t was Resolved, unanimusloy, that >
committee of three be appointed by the
chairman, to present the said memorial
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10 the congress ofthc u. States. ana that
the chairman be one Of the said commit
tec-whereupon the following gentlemen
were announced, from the chair, to be
the committee
r. l. Tavlor, VIM. r. Thornton and
Pbineas Janney.
I, was then Resolved, That the said
memorial be printed and ina, commits
tee OF Sour citizens from each ward in the
town, and also four from the county. he
appointed, to present the same to the citi.
zcns generally for their signatures.
On motion, the following gentlemen
were appointed
For me First Ward
Reuben Johnson Samuel Lindsay.
John johnson and Alex ande- MeKenzie
For he Second Ward.
Joseph Vaudeville Rober, l.. White.
William Brakeman and Gnv Atkinson.
For the Third Ward.
Bathurst DANCE fed Jonathan Swift,
James Carson ard Charles I Ca,iett.
For the FourtA Wxrd
John McCnbb, John G.. Voweil, jaime,
Harper and Charles Mcknight.
For the County
Richard p. Alexander, George Wise,
John T Smith and Thomas ] Minor
Resolved, Fhatif any ofthe gentlemen
on the foregoing committees should from
any cause decline to act, the chairman
shall nominate others in their stead.
Resolved, Iha, the proceedings Of this
meeting, after being signed by the chair.
man add secretary, BE- published in the
Alexandria newspapers.
Resolved, On motion CT Mr.. Swami,
that the thanks OF this meeting be given
to the chrirmsD spd secretary, for the
correct and faithful discharge of their
duties. And then the meeting adjourned.
Signed PHiNEAS JANNET, chmn
Test--S. 8. WISE, sec'y.
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ne ingenious editor of,he Alexandra
Gazeite exults in an admission which he
imsgines we have made in regard to the
s'reng,i' Of the party opposing retroces-
sion. The meeting on Thursday evening
was certainly more numerous than it was
during its session represented to be-
B't 81 far from amounting to "Dearly fpo
hundred persons" we are assured tia,
not more than seventy.fYe or one hun
dred we're present while that held on
Tuesday evening, by the friends Of retro.
cession, amouuted 10 a, least one hundred
AID fifty. Msny too Of those who were
Presen, nn Thursday evening were ei,he,
peu'rais or decided advocates Of retroces.
sion. who, supposing that the quietists
would not initiate the example u pri..
vate meeting which they had so bitterly
condemned, when set by the other side,
attended as unipviled spectators.
As the publication of these proceedings
IS headed with the Formidable title OF
"ToDn R9ecfing", We beg leave TO assure
our distant readers that it was a meeting
of the opponents OF retrocession for the
purpose Of preventing that measure
meeting organized in the same manner,
though with 40 opposite design, as that
on Thursday evening had beeo, s5d that
a. each meeting individuals were present
who dlssppro' Of lis object. We see
nothing wrong In the friends Of particu-'
lar principle assembling and agreeing on
the best way Of bringing II before tho
public. But we see something wrong
in their announcing themselves, under
such circumstances TO be to1Dn meeting.
The meeting or Tuesday was 10 mere q
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g17,o6o rs

4
The tax on tavern licenses is extended
tor toe small a sum the law providing
tha. for no license shall less sum BE-
paid than eighteen dollars but, wher,
more than this sum would be produced
by charging for the license "scven dol
lars for every hundred dollars yearly
rent or value thereof" this charge is 4
be made. This estimate oftaxes, which
would have been payable in 1898 by the
town of Alexandria 10 the state of Vir-
einia, had the town been part Of the
state, has been prepared with grea, care
partly from the books of the assessors of
the corporation, and partly from other
authentic sources Of INFORMATION An
over>estima:e of the taxes has been
carefully avoided, and it might be safely
averred that the revenue bill passed by
the legislature of Virginia in February
1929 as published in the Herald OF
Friday if applied to Alexandria, would
impose tax on il Of nearly twenty thou
sand dollars per annum. Ii is not lit.
tie remarkable that very intelligen, gen.
tiemen suppose the assessment Of sIate
far would supersede the CORPORATION rasr
eS they annually pay Nor so These
state taxes are afditIsHat-they are paid
into the treasury at Richmond for the
support Of the state government whilst
the corporation taxes raust still be paid
for local purposes There is no connex.
ion between the twos
For few years past the taxes assessed
for the use ofthe town have been abou,
$4,000 dollars anuuallyJ this Of coursa
excludes the proceeds Of The rent roll
and although this money is expended
within the town and therefore return
ed to the people From whom it is
drawn, ye, very great difficulty and de-
lay attend the collection Of the claims
upon The less s@usnt portieR Of the
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SS44Ds 90
292S3 go
2o547 8
S2s92 Is
282S2 SO
e64S7 so
Making in 6 yeats, only, the

enormous sum of SIee,os5 II
The taxes in Virginia have been for
many years onerousj but the necessities
OF the people have called so loudly for
at least transient relief that the legisla
ture felt constrained TO reduce them, and
this reduction was first made, think,
Subsequent TO the repeal of the war
,axes) in SHE reuenae Oil Of 1898" II
has been shown what sum this bill even
wouidextor, from as.
II might be safely affirmed that had
Alexandria remained a part Of Virgins,
instead of being ceded 10 the United
States, the sum OF 100000 dollars, at
the loves, estimation, would have been
transferred from i, to the capital of the
state FOR state taxes, since its inclusion in
the District Of Columbia, which has hap
pity exempted il from this heavy contr
button. Nor in this 100000 is there
included the sum of Sl6O 900 which the
state upon principles OF equal justice mus,
have required from the banks for grants of
charter. This sum, formidable as it is.
Is, Proportionabiy, less than the banks in
Virginia have, respectively, paid for The
privilege of existence.
As the publication OF the Virginia re.
venue bill, Mr. Pi,tmsn, has introduced
the subjec, Of state saration, in cobnex
ION with the project of sreroeession,"
and as the hillshas led enc 10 a very CD
pcsite conclusion from the one YOU seen,
To have arrived at, respectfully submi,
for your consideration the foregoing re
Elections upon the least interesting, pro
baby, but surely no. the least important
branch ofthe great question our fellow
citizens have again under deliberation.
-- e d
IL the second paragraph Of the second
column of the Retrocession Memorial
published in Fridays paper and in sepa
rate sheets increases in numbers" was
printed instead of INCREASES in members ]"
Mr.. PITTMAN--l, is very certain that
under the .rescvh conflicting op"n.ons of
our tewnsmen, on the subject of Retro,
,ession, cong vii not, for the present.
&C. on that subject. Would It moi, there.
lore, be as we'll, if no, better, for the
subject not 10 be pressed at this time D.
should our neighbors a, Washington
still hereafter contend in opposition to the
balance OF the District, for local leeisla.
'urc, or a legislative council, and con.
gfess evidence some disposition to eslab-
lish it, then, and not until then. do
Iumbiy conceive it will be proper or ne.
cessary for Us to pray congress to recede
and Virginia 10 receive Us.
Under this view of the subject, and in
the spirit of reconciling the honest OBJ
mons, hro and con of all the parties. 1
you'd respectfully suggest, that the two
committees, for drafting and presenting
the memorials 10 congress, be requested
TO withhold them for the present.
EQUILIBRIUM
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connasnity; and il oanast be asubtcd
that the imposition of state taxes would
under present circumstances be extreme
oppressive nor have the zeal and clio
quence SO repeatedly displayed by tho
advocates of change of our condition
enabled them to point out the counter
vailing advantages to be derived from this
change. i
The state taxes collected in The city
OF Richmond from 1915 TO 1890 inclu.
sivo were as follows.
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Les us at feass fansc, before zoe t,lunge
In Fridays Herald "an act imposing
taxes FOR the support ofgovcrumcn, pass,
ed by thelegisla,ure of Virginia. Feb. / 9Th,
1885," is published for the avowed pur.
pose OF "remouiny the erroneous imhres-
sions int6i6ed by some OF oar cssixens re-
stecfing the tores 50 Be 5,atS BY the
county ifretroceded 10 frs i,e REM STATE :"
and, in order tina. just impressions may
be received in regard To the ina uence
this bill would have upon our interest,
were 1t made to apply to the town of
Alexandria, the subjoinsd estimate has
been prepared TO shew ,he amount of
taxes which it would impose. The cf
feet Of the gill being thus shewn with
seme accuracy the statement may DO
worthy the attention of such as would
prefer no taxes to oppressive taxes.
Tax on rent OF real estate or
value thereof So 945 So
$50 slaves over iS years at47cts 500 4
SO wholesale merchants al 60
/ dollars each $50
! LOG retail merchants al 82Oeaeh 2l9O
20 shopkeepers at $40 each I4Og
27 tavern licences at SlS 1856
! Ga horses at 19 cents zach e5 6S
48 two wheel carriages, average
! tax 81 each 4S
90 four wheel do IS each 60
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Si@Suo *
Proceedings at law, &c.
Writs on declarations in eiect-
ment, or other process in.
stituting suit, &c. 500 at
81 SO $3.50
Writs of errer,supersedess, and
habess cotpus,cum causa 100
al, 81 80 $50
Filing record of appeal to SUI
perior court of law orchan-
Gerry 100 at 81 so $50
Appeals from superior court OF
OF Law cbaocery to the court
OF appeals and supersedeas
or wits Of error issuiag from
court Of appeals so at
81 so each ye5
100 certificates under seal OF
the court SO each 200
$40 no'ariaI certificates for at
testaiion, protestation, &c.
81 so d 20
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tenn meeting thar that on Yhurssay
evening-with tho difference, however,
tina, such character is assumed by one,
and denied by the other.
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MURDER.

LEXINSFoN, XII FEB 2O.-On Wed.
pesoay h'gh! las', near The upper market
mousse, In this place, between 10 anc II
o'clock Mr. John Moore, aged abou, IS
years. vas stabbed in the body with
HrgoSPaDIsh pocket knife, by his nephew,
pr. John Moore, and died in few mir
nutes' a private luminosity had been
.o."e Time existing between them, and
.ne nephew purchased the knife the
gay preceding the fatal rencoun,er. A
coroners inquest has been hold over the
body, and verdict of wilful murder pro.
bounced The perpeuator Of this deed
+. conhned IN jail, there to await bis trial.
BON parties have families, and resided
IN Fayetts country.
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q A horrible murder, says the Raleigh
NegLS'er' was committed in Wake coun,
W s M Y. on the 18th of February. The
unfortunate victim was Mrs. Collins,
"no was Standing near her own door,
"N" Iight'wood torch in her hand,wheD
she was shot down by SONS person, whs
was enabled, by the light Afforded by the
'1rch' 10 take deadly aim, Five buck
Sno' perforated her breast, and she fell
aeaa, In the presence Of her fsmily. Sus-
Pielons are ahoat, as to the author of this
Ioul deed but no arres, hss yet takes
place,
Tn 30 10th Feb. specie was at SO per
cent advance in exchange for cOm10as.
wealth paper at Assisyili kS.