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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-12-09
':PlIGDyI,ONAC,

|IlanHs .JEsklSs. master, on the above
msn,,oned ro,,te. now running as follows:
| Leaves Washington at 4 O'Clock, and A
IsYandria al 5 O clock on every Wednes'
dsy afternoon; arrive at Old Point Com
Ort and Norfolk the following afternoon;
leave Norfolk the next morning at Q O.
sIock. and arrive at City Point ADD kich>
Inond on the evening fthe same day
Returning. will leave Richmond at =
kclock on Sunday morning, touching at
DIV Point. and arrive at Norfolk the same
Iysnpy; leave Norfolk at 9 O'Clock on
Monday morning, touching at Old foint
Comfort, and arrive at alexandra ana
Washington the next morning. IN time LOT
passengers, to proceed on to Baltimore.
FARE
From Washington or Alexandria TO hlch>
mond, (meals included,) Dlu 90
From Washington or Alexandria to Oia
Point or Norfolk, lido. do. Do 90
FROM Washington to all intermediate pa,
ces between Alexandra and Old foiht
OF Norfolk, where passengers can DE
landed With convenience, % 90
From Washington to Jamestown, Do 90
From Washington to City Point. d. 90
6crThe above prices will be charged
during the wister, commencing on SG!ir'
dag the 9Th inst. at Richmond.
This arrangement cannot fail OF giving
Satisfaction to the public from its cheap
nsss and expedition, as well as the great
certainty Of getting lbroughthe route, DO.
being subject to the risk always attendant
none boat waiting tor, or dependihg up
|ou, The arrival OF another belonging tothe
same line, as in this line the passengers
aars conveyed through in the same boat.
4 10 persons having particular regard 10
their own safety and comfort, this line has
a decided preference, as The passage ~
de Chesapeake Bay. he only place OF
3sk,is performed both ways IN Inc Jay
lime, in a superior boat, particularly con-
sruc,ed for navigating said Bay.
nov % n. WATTLES, Agent
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For Bremen,

XXX The ship General Lingan, VIM.
yE Crab,ree. jr. master; (daily expect
4 rom Liverpool) she has one halt her
s y provided, aud cantake 800 bids.
si,oobacco. and such small freight as may
oS,r Apply 10 JOHN II. LADD& Go.
mo T v;ll havs for sale, from said vessel
10000 bushels Liverpool coarse salt
500 sacks blown DO
80 tons Oral coal oct 50
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-12-09

Suoer6ne London blue & black cloths
Low priced blue, black T. fancy cnl'd DO.
Blue, black 4. assorted col kerseymeres
Swansdown & toiliDet vestDgs
Tartan and Circassian piaids
Blue cambet for gentlemen's cloaks
Plain and 6g'd bombazetts
LOO pieces blue g. mixed plain and strip'd
cassinetts
Rose, point and duffle blankets
White, green, red and yellow hannels
Super Swanskln 90
Hue plains and negro cloths
$50 cloth sbawls with chiniz borders
3 cases 4.4& 7.8 Irish linens, some very
fine
sd ane Io.4 Irish and imitation sbeetings
ga, $40 lo-4 linen diaper
Brdseye and Russia do
Merino shawls and scarfs, some splendid
patterns
Figured silk and gauze bhdkfs
Brown figured gros de ele and omore, a
new article for pelses
Black, brown and MAJ. blue figured silk
Black, white T. blue Italian grapes
Sarsnets, senshaws& y Levantines
Black Italian lutsring
Plain and striped bonn bazeens
loo pieces flag and baDdanna hdkts.
Genflemen's black 6g' silk craVats
Women's black and slate worsted hose
Lambs wool halt hose
Plain and ribbed black and white silk do
Cotton cambrics, mall muslins
Plain aud figured book do e.,
Floss and sewing cotton IN balls q spools,
warranted good
Gentlemans' Norway and beaver g'oves
Ladies beaver, kid and horse skin do
100 dozen imitation shell combs
American plslds, checks and stripes
Linen and cotton tickiDgs
Oznaburgs hessians and rolls
10 bales buraps from No. TOD
So American brown 4. bleached shirt
ings and sbeetings
With variety Of other articles IN their
line, which they will sell low tor cash, or
to their customers as usual. nov ~
Just received, and for sale by
A. c. Ca2enore e Co.
IS bids. and Z bbls. muscovado sugar
b9or casks Colmenar wine
$50 half boxes window glass. all sizes
SO boxes do LIST T. Cd quality
40 bbs. No. | and 2 loaf sugar
So kegs Richmond tobacco, warranted
TO be of the very first quality
80 boxes chocolate
so bbls. gin, pipes Holland do
pipes Cognac brandy, 4ih proof
bales burlaps. No. 0 and
2cases elegant ribbons
case merino shawls
do hooks :, eyes, plated s. black
2 do sattinetts, (blue mlxtures)
In store, a very large stock OF groceries,
domestic and others goods, and as usual
great variety OF fine wines from the houses
OF Murdoch & Co. Scott T. Go. Vascon-
cellos nov l8
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-12-09
Southern Bank Notes Wanted.

s S::'s s s: FL Bank Notes
New,Orleans,
Which will be taken at fair rates by
S. s. NJ. ALLEN d co.
Lottery 4, Exchange Brokers,
Pennsylvania Avenue. Washington City.
Where may be had, at sight, or short
dates, drafts on
BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA,
New YoRK. & BosToN.
sept % If
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-12-09
THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER g, 1894 +

From the National lnteuigsncer Of Dec. 2.
The President ofthe United States trans
mitted, this day, 10 both Houses Of Con-
gress, the following
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-12-09

DESPECTFULLY informs bis trlends
~ and the public. generally, tnas nc
Gas commenced the
Cabinet Making BUSINESS
4 his former stand, on the south sids o.
ag, between Alfred and Columb1s-sts.
xtdoor below The office OF Newton heeae
VI. where be intendsl manufacturing
I EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
FJJ R N HI III LIZ u,
|tIa superior quality. which be IS oelef I.
ained to sell low Tor cashs or on accoihnl :,
Eating terms 10 punctua! customers, ne
las now on hand some furniture OF ? gooa
|Saaliiy, which be will seilo reasonable
stms. Also, snail ssortinent OF
FANCY AND WINDSOR. CHAIRS:
G-All orders from town or country 10 lor
any article 10 the advertisers lloe OF ou, !,
Saess will be thsnktuliy received anu
fompl!y attended 10. july Loom
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-12-09
Wood For Sale.
have 90 Quantico Greek quantity OF
J. excellent
Onk ind PINE Wood

90 The Shore, which will be sold low. -
Persons in the habit Of running wood will
find il TO their advantage TO call on Mr..
Basil Brawner, who will deliver the wood.
The navigation Of the creek isvery good
for long boats.
DANIEL KENNEDY.
Sandy Point, Md. nov. 90 CIV
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-12-09
S. Messersmith
OFFERS FOR SALE,

III 4 Olt ofhALa
- e 20 s sss' chest. Young Tyson
40 half chests
80 five, ten, & 2ocatty boxes I'm.
4 boxes each 60 cam. OF 2 ID ca
;; e. g; 6: s ;; 3: s., ., s,s. e.'p,"
10 chests, half chests, and 10 catty box
es Hyson
10 halt chests Soucbong
5 boxes superior Souchong in bali 10
papers-Teas of various importa-
tons, qualities and prices.
38 bids. loo bbls prime Muscovado su-
g gars
boxes Havana white do
80 hhds N. 0. Trinidsd, and Gauda-
loupe molasses
80 Ehds and 70 bbIs Baltimore whiskey
A lew bbls old 4h proof do.
IL pipes 4th proof Cognac brandy Seig-
nette's brand
Old Jamaica rum, 9Th proof Irish whis-
key, Holland gin
] hslfpipe, GO or. casks and half or.
casks Sicily wine
Is or. casks French Madeira do
or casks Lisbon do
80 hags Rio and Havana coffee
Z bags Sumatra pepper
$50 boxes window glass, 8 x los 10 x I2
So bundles sugar loaf paper and binders
and bandbox boards
AS hampers, crates and bids of Bristol,
Scotch and New Castle porter and
wine bottles
20 barrels Glauber salts
4o barrels rosin and pitch
Is casks prime Goshen cheese
Salad oil, Madeira cilron in jars,
DemGohDs. Mustard, refined sugar
Cloverseed. etc. etc, nov 80
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-12-09
Wanted,

TX a vesseloi abou, 600 bbls' bur
S3&theu, to load on the Potomac for a
'0ubern port Apply to
oct % SAM'L. MESSERSMITH.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-12-09
Tea, Candles. &c.

= chests young byson tea
halt do imperial do.
95 boxes mould candles (Woodruff's
brand
6 hhds. bright retailing molasses
9 do prime Barbados sugar
5 bags pepper
fierce cCpperas
boxes mustard
10 kegs race and ground ginger
S do Lesper's snuff, and
rs reams wrapping paper
Just received and for sale by
CLAGETT s. PAGE.
Opposite Hugh Smith y 10. lower end OF
nov 81 King street.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-02-17
Christian aiY0catGs

The UNION OF literature with genuine chns
tan,ty, al al times important, IS Pccnhaiii >oat
his tintc, ana III tins county. The enemies OF
Iae truth as / Is IN Jesus, are usmg all theiI Ell
deavura to mannheim Their cause ana cStcndt hels
influence, by the powerful auaI'imics oil eludi.
ton AND tdste. aud lilhe Truth he lett naked, OF
dp, ca, oulv II a careless OF siovcuy eaib, ii
viii not be like to atifec. the attention and
win the hearts oilha, ar,.c and important psr-
ton OF The community winch consists oil the
Noun- the cultivated and the aepuug. We
know, indeed thai surcc-s IN CulUyatlug evan
IuliCaltrulh must come ON GoJ, aud thai
nothing but hI5 gtaCe atil ever CuatSe a single
uuuau heart. 81 Ne aIt not 20 expect MIA.
cics W. a,eoalY to expedite snilcs o. Pow
deuce and the influence 81 Divine grace, II tie
usG Uiyig .ruGs eNeiJieas, and oil means natu
rally addp-ed to the elects Intended to be pro
ductd. Nbug TIE enemies Of rtl eouilaess
a,sa,! itwith lca ning, and wit, and laa,e, they
! must be combatted with the legitimate uoc Of
me arms whieathsp a5u-e. la thIs7ev.ce the
Christian Advocate aspil q to TAX" pat ; ser
9,bIe indeed, dat i must be an .,mbIe pant.
It a,put4 to be aomennati struucntalu pie.
Senlln. the evi fleets Of literature mi-app'ied,
! "a cui,I a ing and dfliaain2 SOUND btsncd cfI.
ltcsm n exposing misfepl essut"tron and 50
! phisuy, IN c.olhi = The pute dottihes oil tie
gospel "a [ bat chase and att, attN dress Which
n.ty gtre tuli rllcctto then native cha ms, /.
auGeavcl'ugto cherish the 1--we Of learning anu
| justtaste staons lhe YOU yer clergy, add to
| prouote, senc,a,l>, among orthodox ch i3tans,
| Ina tone and aspect Of tue evangelical plet,,
| which shall demonstrat, INT il Is not hostile
| but highly favorable to .. whatsoever t'lng, are
true, honest, Just, pulc.l ely, and Of GOOD II.
pou" n,o.de, tie Ji,ne bic sing, it hall
! be found that the5elcsuts, to any cou,i lerab'e
ex,e,t. ha,ebcen piodncelb By this publication
I it Wi. havefende, ed a set,ct ia which all who
-uallhtve oi 1T then ard vii haveieason lor.
eve, to ,io,cc.
ThcLinas at matte winch this publication
will contain, t il 10, thought nee resa to spe
c,iy ~ detail. rhe Editor wilIhove 'on-ta'fl,
Oe'o'e him the b.et rely Gus nr7cel''nle,, wh'ef
publish, d thin i.ooPe and the Jmt''
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-02-17
Naseam q Foreign Literature
and Science.

| Conducted by RObEkI WALSH in.
! The nature ol this eatei prise, NAV he un leI-
stood Il ON few considerations which the at
vcttisers vii venture to sub Join TO their annnn
citation % II. The periodical works OF Great
tuu and France contain a mass OF literary
amt cIentthc Intelligence, whiun ii Is notreach
the AmCrtcan public ior want OF a suitable
channel, but waleh would be read among MS
with equal pleasure and profit. Suca the
British Repisas aud Magazines as are reprint.
ed III the Cnted Siatcs--not excepting the l.
dInbdtgh aid Quarterly Rcvie 49, eznbrlee
mulch matter which - .. little interest and limo
advdutdse thu American reader, and not un
frequently fitted to vitaie ms literary taste, hi
morals. on ms political principles. II Is desra.
Die, dndel these circumstances, that selection
should bemade. such as would ierniah the va
tuable aud ente'ta."'ng portion OF then con
seuts, to the excld.ion OF the othe' portion con
sizing oi details and spetulations either unn-
eresting III themselves, or nlschitruus IN Their
tendency, ofaltos ether of hCal concern a,d
application. On TINS plan, idle expense and
uujtiees consumption 81 lnc, would be olivia
5ed COS pages destitute oi me- il might nc SUR
situated MANY oil value winch now ,emain un
known and 6,ac sibIe. OF several i niah
oatnals oil the scientific and eludjte cast, and
mie very solid character, little OF TO use is
mode by the elto,s and compiler oIthe pelio.
dical works p. intca in the uiittd States
The abiect of the one now alyclt ed, IS tho
accumulation. in permanent form, 81 the ma
terjai, thu, neglected, and Of the literary and
icienllic aticles worthy OF hclog reprinted in
this -entry, hut which, when o, are accom-
panied by ethe,s possessing No claim 10 auen-
ton. Ami cellany-thc select itcsl,ws--akin
in tur si2n, hul not equal IN comprehensive
ness, to the present, iloniahed Tor some Yeas
III this city, AID would, 1t may he presumed,
havecontluaeJ tob supported hy wide ap,ead
sub,c tiption, tut Tor an alter atom OF the plan,
and series of adventillons revetses. 1he1eyi
val oiit, with target scope, would seem likely
10 be attended with still more signal success
than its oigi al existence, OWN to the gteat
muitt hcation ot readers OF periodical works,
and the wide diffusion O, the htbio ot seeking IN
them, bothinformatiod and amusement.
! ne Museum comntnceu IN J-ly, 1872. II
forms twoyoiumes aver.
Published mo,5big-p,,ce Sic Doliars yea,,
p0ya6ie ~ 0draHct.
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Nerioalcai Aisevature.

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All letters addressed to the publishers are to
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sing III aacosdl,iuv Il! submission to lie tVrdn-
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cost OF lhIs contest, dua tnd nothing dread-
tui aa yJ,dntaIy slave y. Homo, justice, and
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..neesto ;, an / viii. ON innocent postefty
hate : III toIece,ve from us. We cannot
endure Ire inianGy ana gui OF lesIsnng sue
ceedl 3eue, atoms 70 Mat wretcheuueas winch
lntpitabN .Na then, il We base.S entail hci G.
uita.y toadage uPon them.
3. IhcaIus VT nav. been comueled by our
rnenne7t ! assume, we viii, ~ deialnee otevtiy
hazard, with anaDaun5 lymueso and pelsesel-
.pce, rtup.oy tortne pe-esEatloh oi our hoe'-
tu7-teing With one nnhd teaoi'ed to die rec
en- ate, than to lie ,Iave5. = lDtetaraltoR
o. Congress, setting Jorih The Necessity otlakhg
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Journal Of Foreign .fiedlclRe.

Conducted by SAMUEL EMLiN, Jr. NJ
ID. and WILLIAM PRICE. NJ, ID.
A. Is title tuai,ates, tae JuuinalnoW ouetef
to the patronage o.the pubic, Will he conuud
Cd entne'y on The principle 81 selection. IN,
'eadiua feature Of lac plan, observation-disclosures.
elatec, - To eni at stated intervals, a SOFT aI
synorsI, ct TIE foreian MaSaziuos, Jou.usis,
NJ Reviews, app oplisted IL Meulc'Lra d It's
lnarcd Sc,epceS
No Que will neutrality-suspicious. oithis de-
'gn, who Is coavenai with tie le,iodica
Snr,s OF Europe Is isinr. ut t. such pul.
lcdlo S, the mate, which they contain 10 alto
gether ot a mixed nature, an, II mei is themost
tnequa. Ghey az val ite.d, where golden
wheat istou ol. en- chuk sd hy useless ur PERM
cious IS, n.d where It imports rs like thc
prudent im'hdndman, IL REJECT the one, aCd
hoard the otbeI. These publications. ar,
moreover, at this time 50 nunelous, SO cost,
aud 81 d'ticut to he proemed, that really they
can on y be consulted bya large majority oi the
culhVdl"is otseleneemthe United State, tno
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proposed. illsthctolule meant to give m en-
tract 50 c"pous al ther cuntents, as not ouly to
aNmmi the P'oSress olthe Physical Sciences a
broad, Lutte do away, III Il rteat drglce, tht
necessity oirccur1ing 10 The works themselves
the contents oi,he journal will be arranged
under the division OF
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.. Selected Reviews.
). Medical and philosophical Intelligence.
l. List oil New Publications
Inc work is published in numbers in Janua-
~ April, July, and oetoter, io,ming yearly a
large volume.
TINS journals continuation OF the Flee
trio Rcrclto,y, and WAS eommencedin January y,
1921.
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thugs Court Office ol lynchburg, will BIZ sold,
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lcit subscriptions 10 the eboye woIhs.-
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jay. Jeremiah g.neyam.

~. IR-IAkG NOTlCF.-That We shaI,
- on me 5ih March neH., attic spout IT,
vern, IN Tie county Of Campbell, Ia. proceed
90 take he dispositions Of John fagies and
others and on the 18Th OF iiarcb next, al lie
New store, III the comfy OF Buckingham "a
The dispositions Of Charles Mckinney, ir, az
others, aud On Tie sd OF April rest, at Tie
house oil samuel Mckinne', IN the county uf
Halifax. Na. Tie dispositions al SAID .san,nel
chimney and Others. all 81 " hich are 10 he
read a. evidence in TIE suit now pcnding IN
| the Lynehbu'g superior court OF ehancerv.
wherein yonare iiaiuif, aud We ore aiefena.
ants, and slall proceed from day 10 day uni.
! dc sure Is tontet,d--lou may attend II
1 You please. tous.
NOOK 4 MckiNNfY.
la6AaN 10. r. N3n43
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vol. III
IR0pOS AIS
.~",ELYNCH8URG HERALD.
Far gu5!isAia3 IA this pttee .Htto Paper
10 5e clRca

tu. me pursuit ui uneiW fhiVfmat'cP VIA
,r.,r,.nYi Them 10 AXE advantage ii T'e'!
IN 81. WhicI tIcy nay CRAFTY 'dah ''nuo-
~ ~ Il IL - a laGt n0i less true tuan
,.n,Inrutdry to nnf thize"7' '"'i "'n,' '''
'''ar,S,.,,,,,..ande barIa ,.lhents which 4iave
-, ,,yi,I,,I "a, we'll Is public enterprise,
-. been seen lathiai an growing I'M
mont throughput lnts fdrt ri the ,oaH-
- very branch ot sclence. HE great
~ .n,,u ace nuN discussed throughout
,iit,,,l world, 81 nearly allied t. The best
r.. ol tne patriot and tie p.l.ianlhrovi,t,
...,,,,a,ly Ir-taud their attentive cnnsde-
the proIle do not, the, will MOI, re-
a .lafr oi mental inactivity, While IL
.t,s,,llfsly iucu .nbeHt Oh tbeal, As citizens
"a hand OF liberty, is subjects OF govern
.,snt which requires theif constant aud yea
sail tur ito support, aud a afh whose uii-
ht aud luliraCc III defence oi lteir hi'Oral
i, II, aud PuNii1ges are according 10 The ue-
-, Of useful huu.vlt11e they possess, 10 use
S,efy elFT,,Du IN their power 10 acquire such
5.gsIna..ou OF thugs a. may array them IA
inst nlla.ticc AMI u erosion, and 10 secure
ntDesl a continuance Of ihose equipments
r. winch their gUNrfnac.d and society were
,,.titaiel. 20 give every enc this necessary
,4,t,n 10 I, aud u present every active NINA
-. tnnttrhts are not conhntd exclusively
w, ia own ground with that which viii
Zen tae understanding, improve the Judg-
mi . D,4oire the heart 10 know WAM ilh"riy
| 'aI,,.,at oppression IS, Is the great intention
n, gr..,t utiiity OF pubic newspaper. Aud
fbnugn the uuuper 81 new Paiefs may nave
-, bayoni The limit which the ra'!Ic nIe-
',,y have pointed ont, and Tho in some
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To he Distributes Of The Estate ofMe late
Edmund Goodrich, deodssd.
YOU are hereby notified hat we will
\ attend NJ ihn dwelling house ai y iuft
Duncan, in The cornly OF Ambers, on Friday
the goth February nest, prepared t. settle our
accounts With the con m->Ioi'els, and finally
close our administration or said csinfe
THE ADMfNlS1 RAfOHS.
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Bed TORT Locember C0urt, 1929.

Bcdford Locember Cou1t, 1929.
BaInct Payne, conpanant
Against
William Martin, Jesse Martin, Martin Mar
tin, Jenny Martin, John Martin, Benjamin
Martin, John v ilson and Sarah his wic, late
SARAH Martin, James Pratt and Mar, bis ~Ilc,
late Mary Maliin, aud ObHd,ah Ferguson and
Ili2abeth his VIE, late Elizabeth alaruh de-
lchdbns.
~ CE.lNCERF.
II appearing 90 tho satisfaction d tie corr
thal Je-sr Martin, Martin Martin, John VII
sou, aad sarah h,s wife, John Martin, EenJa.
min Marin, James Pratt, and Mary his wife
| illiam Martin, and Obadiah Ferguson. and
| Elizabeth his nir, are not inhabitants OF this
commonwealth, II is therefore ordered, that
! ihcs de- nIpcal here on the fourth Monday IL
! February next, To answer the oom9lalrant ,
! bill, and that copy OF this order be forth
with published in the birginian, Tor two
months succt ssi> ely, aud published al ME-
| front Gaor Of the court house OF the said coun
/ IL on two several court days.
| Copy--Ieste.
loo JAS. &. SIEPrOE, c. b. c.