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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-05

TYNllE public are informed that a new line of Mail
Coaches is established, intersecting the Winches-
ter stage at Fairfax Court House, and the Charloes
vile stage at Orange Courthouse. 1t starts from
Fairfax Court-flouse Mondays and Wednesdays, at
A. NJ. the arrival of the stage From Alexandria,
and arrives at Orange Courthouse at p. NJ on Tues.
DAYS and Thursdays on the arrival Of the stage from
Fredericksburg. 1t starts from Orange Courthouse
at s A. NJ. on Mondays and Wednesdays Oh the arrival
of the stage from Charlottesville and arrives at Fairfax
Court House on TUESDAY and Thursdays at p NJ. on
the arrival of the stage from Winchester.
This route is about the distance to Charlotes-
Vile as that by Fredericksburg, and is, in winter, de-
cdedly preferable tits shorter route to Stalnton
than that nv Winchester-passes through populols
and picturesque country, and furnishes to the curious
and intelligent traveller, most captivating view OF
Montice Ito and the University of Virginia.
The Proprietor ha procured close, comfortable
Coaches; strong active iorses; Discreet careful dr
yer,: and will warrant the accommodations to be
cellad by none Every exertion shall he made to
please.
From Fairfax Courthouse to Centreville, 623 cts
from Fairfax c. H. to Haymarket, 81 50 from Fairfax
C. H. to auckland, 81 Is; from Fairfax C. Il. to New
Baltimore, So 10; from Fairfax II. to Warrenton,
a 50; from Fairfax C.. II. to Jefferson So IS; from
Fairfax c. II. Culpepper C. H. 81 sos from Fairfax
C. IL to Orange G. H., IS miles, SO ~
ian 23-law5m THE PROPRlETORS
II ? The National Intelligencer will publish the above
once a week for three months.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-05

to the British Admiral on that station, to be
prepared TO act against the Island of Cuba,
which i, was supposed the British meant to
seize, in case Ferdinand VII. PERSISTED any
longer in refusing to indemnify English mer
chants for piracies on the commerce, as well as
settle with the government itself for money
lent"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-05
SUPREME COURT OF THE U. S.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8
plo,caen Weston, and Others, VS.. the City Cou,s-
eli of Charleston This cause was submitted 10
the Court by Mr. Hayne, counsel for plaintiffs
in error ON the record, without argument.
Elisha r. Potter, VS.. Hannah Gardner q Others.
The argument Of this cause was concluded by
Mr.. Writ for the appellant
Bank of The u s. vs., julius B. Dandfidge and
Others. Tn, argument of this cause was COM
menced BY Mr. Wooster for plaintiffs in error.
CONGRESS PROCEEDINGS OF SATURDAY
The Senate did not SIT ;o-day
IN THE HOUSE OF REPREsENTATIvEs.-Mr
R,r,lc,, of New Hampshire, from the Commit
tee ON Naval afairs reported bill for the re-
lief of Abigail Appleton of Ipswich, of Massa.
chu,e,,s, which bill was twice read and COM
miued.
sIr Mercer of Virginia, from the Committee
IN Road, s. Canals,-which had been instruct
ed ',o inquire into the expectancy OF making
an approDriation for opening and Improving
,he Inland Navigation, from S.. Marys River TO
the Tor,ugas, and from Apalach'cola River,
through St Andrews Bay, 10 ChocIawhatchie
in the Territory Of Florida,--made report
thereon. accompanied by bill for improving
the inland navigation between the river ST
M,ry's and the entrance ct he River 81. joins
in FIorda. The bill was twice read and COM
m,,ecl, and provides that as soon as the Boardiof
Engineers shall have reported the project prac-
ricahle. ten thousand dollars shall be approprl'
ated 10 carry il into effect.
The House resumed the consideration oil the
resolution submitted ou "Wednesday last by
Nj. Saunders Of North Carolina, calling upon
m. Secv Of State, for list of the Newspapers,
IN which the laws Of the United States were
n,bli,hed in 1925, and 1926, and Of those in
which the laws are 10 be published in 1927, and
the causes for each change which had been
made. The question REQUIRED on Mir Wright
motion 10 strike out the words-"and The eau
ss E,r each change" Mr. Wood OF New York,
and MIR. Buckner of Kentucky, spoke IN favor
of the amendment, and when the latter had
concluded the hour allowed for the considera-
tion of resolutions had expired Mr. tamil
ton Of South Carolina, moved to suspend the
Rule, but was not sustained
The Sneaker laic before the House number
Of Comn,uoica atoms from the Executive Depart
ments. viz ou r
Is,. A letter from the FRS, Comptroller OF
the Treasury, transmitting an ABSTRACT ., oa,-
ances remaining on the books OF Inc rour'"
Auditor Of The Treasury, more than three years
from the So,h Sept. last. WV
Cd. A letter from the Secretary OF war;
transmitting report Of the Chief Engineer,
Accommodated with Information relative TO the
locating the National Road through oHio' %
The seat Of government OF MISSOURI
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-05
Notice

VIRTUE ola deed oftrust executed to us by James
- Foster and Sas Foster, the 9TH day of Decem-
ber 1926 for the purpose of securing to John With.
ers 4 Co and Withers Washington. the payment of
the debts therein mentioned, SHALL on Mondsy the
day OF March next. expose to sale by public auc-
ton for cash, before the front door of the Court ouse
ct Prince William county, one negro girl named Anne
and her chIld-Aso; the interest of the said } mes
and Sas Foster, in the estate of their father James
Foster, deceased. Such title as we have under the
trust deed will be conveyed to the purchaser.
NJ. B. SINCLAIR,
PEfT0N NOkvILI,
jan q IS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-05

We have several times expressed belief
tina, the Repor, Of the investigating Committee
will not be very agreeable to the partizlns Of
the seli-accused Vice President, s. we are con
frmed in that opinion by an article which ap-
peared in the Telegraph OF Saturday, written,
withou, doubt, by Mr. Calhoun himself He
abuses several Of the members Of the Commit
tee, one of which he calls ".Mr. Ctay's Manager
IN Ohio" ard after saying that "the Committee
are on their trial as well as the Vice Presi-
dent" he adds that "if their eport be unfavo-
rable, mighty WM De tie responsibility" 1t is
NANTES, that the sole object Of the piece is to
'inrimida,e the members of the Committee who
show disposition to sit the affair thoroughly,
but the ar,ifce will not succeed The Report
will probably be made towards the close OF the
present week.
a ,oin, resolution has passed the Senate OF
Indiana, by large majority, approving The
course Of policy pursued by the present admin
is,raton Of the general government, par,icu-
Iarlv in relation to the continuation Of the Cum
berland Road, and the Panama Mission 1t was
said 10 be probable that the Resolution would
pass the House Of Representatives.
Agreeably 10 appointment, the Massachusetts
House Of Representatives., went into third
election on the Soth ultimo, for national Sena-
tor in the place Of Mr.. E. H. Mills, which re-
suited, as did both the preceding elections, IN
the choice Of Hon. Elijah II. Mills. From the
state Of the ballot, i, will be perceived that the
las, election shows an increase of votes for the
present incumbent.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-05

Sloop Regulator, Munroe, of and for this port, was
left at st. Thomas, 9th Jan discharging.
he British schr. Bornes, from Barbados, touched
at ST. Thomas and sailed the Sd OF jan Tor this port
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-05
800 Reward.
DISAPPEARED from this place about three weeks
IL since, mulatto woman named
ANN.

with her children; male three years DID, the
other an infant female. The woman is of middle sta
ture II or % years old, in her person, and has
been employed for some years past as a washer and
roner She seen leaving this place in a one horse
great coat The effort will probably be to reach Penn
syyana, CHE great receptacle for runaway slaues by
the nearest route. Iftaken within the District Of Co.
lumbia reward of Twenty Five Dollars will be paid,
out of the District Fifty Dollars-and if brought to
Alexandra with her children, distance more than
one hundred miles, Sixty Five Dollars. Apply to Mr..
s. A. Marsteler, Alexandria, or to the subscriber at
Richmond ID. n. NORTON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-05

Inieresting!-A New-Orleans paper says:-
"a gentleman who left Kingston, Jam on the
goth December. gives the following information
"A packe, from England arrived a, Kingston
on liz. 18th Dec after passage OF IS days
II was reported that she brought instructions
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-05

honorable authors. The conversation which is
said 10 hs1e passed between N4jors Clarke and
the redoabfa6ie General, in relation TO Mix's let
ter. we take to be fabrication. With that,
however, we have nothing to do, further than
to say. in our own defence, that Major Clarke
could no, have consistently uttered what is i'm
puled TO him.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-05
Isis, Port Royal Habor, Jamaica,

SIR send herewith the copy Of letter da-
ted the l4th ult addressed TO me by Jas. Hen
derson. esq his Majesty's Consul General al
Bogola, relative to The re-estabiishmenl OF the
old Alcabala tax Of per cent and beg you
will BE- pleased TO make the same known in the
usual way, for the information of the mer-
chants
l have the honor TO be, sir, your most ODE
dent servant,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-05
From Correspondent Of the Charleston City Gazette
jan. %.
aY THE SHIP WARRINGTON

dY THE SHIP WASHINGTON
Kingston, (Jam.) Jan 5.-The Admiral has
forwarded to his Honor the Mayo, the sub.
joined copy of letter, received by him from
the British Consul General at Bogota, relative
TO The rc-es,ablshmen; of duty of per cent
on all foreign goods imported into the ports of
r1ln
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-05
For Freight,
The Schooner RELANCE,

1E5N TAYLOR, master;
Y1EXE burthen about 700 barrels-Apply to
, 49, s. MESSERSlJTIH
Who offers for sale, on board The ADORE ressel-
80 tons plaster paris
also, landing from &ocp Vernon from Mw- York
pipe Cognac brandy
40 half boxes bunch muscate rasins
IA kegs nisins
Is Kits mackerel
find from Mtr. Mentor, from BOSTON,
a5 6 boHG bo aaa Raker's No chocolate.
80 half boxes Laphams No. do.
feb 5
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-05

Cassinets
Notice.

Notice.
VINlE stockholders of the Alexandria Library Com
pany are hereby notified that an election of Il Pre-
sident an'I eleven Directors manage the affairs Of
the Institution the ensuing year, will take place. at the
Library Room, on the third Monday of the present
month, between the hours of ~ and O'Clock.
feo 3-aw&w SAMI.. MARK, Librarian.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-05
SHIP NEWS.
Port Of Alexandria.

SAILED,
FEB S-Schr Lincoln, Hathorn, Portland.
Adeline, Shiveraick, Boston.
Sparrow. Rich, Charleston
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-05
L. w H ALSTEAD,
Vice Admiral.
To his Honor the Mayor

| To his Honor the Mayor.
BoGoTA, Dec H. 1926.
SIR have the honor Of informing you, for
the guidance Of British merchants trading with
! Colombia, that the 5th Article Of Decree pas
! sed on the 23d Of November last, by his Excel
lency General Bolivar, the President, and pub
! lished in thu Government Gazette Of the 10th
Insi. re-establishing the 8 per cent consump-
ton duty (derecho de oonsumo) abolished on
the 25,h Of March last, is again suppre ssed by
a Decree of the Executive Power Of the 9TH
inst.
The latter Decree, on re-abolishing the con-
sumption duty, renews the old Alcahala tax Of
S per cent. which was suppressed by the Con-
stiluent Congress Of Cacula on the Sd Of Octo-
Der, 1921.
AS the Alcabala duty, established by the De.
cree of the 9Th inst will be collected OH the sales
Of foreign impor alions, it may be regarded as
an addition Of per cent. to the sale Of new i'm
port duties, which have already had the pleas
ure of transmitting to YOU
The collection of this duty will commence
on the l5th Of February next in the ports of
the Atlantic, and on the 5th OF May following
in those Of the Pacific.
have the honor to be, Sir, your most ODE di-
JAMES HENDERSON,
II. B Nj. Consul General
Sir l.. w. Hastead, K. C. B.-Chyon.
We understand that The Intendant Of ST. ia
go de Cuba permitted three hundred and fifty
barrels of -four TO be exported from that port
in the sloop Despatch, which arrived on We'd
nesday, on TWO dollars barrel being paid as a
duty. The first post from the Havana, it was
expected, would bring directions to remove the
prohibitory order which had been issued some
months since.--f6
we have been favored with letter from ST
Jaso de Cuba, dated Slst ult containing the
following interesting shipping inleliigence;--A
schr from S, AIMS Bay, for n. York, with su-
gar, rum, sc. put in here, aud has just been
condemned. Another American schr also ar
rived here, loaded with slaves, &c; she had
called off Morant Bay on the 4lh inst. but was
no, allowed 10 come TO an entry. The brig
Heroine is here, from Philadephia. The brig
antine Antelope, and a schr just arrived from
Baltimore. The French ships Eugene and vac
torie, and the brig Juliet, loading tor France;
English briggs Union, of North (shields) and
Brilliant, Of New Castle, are also loading, but
destination unknown A Dutch brig has just
arrived froH, Hambro', and Spanish ship
mounting Is guns, a merchantmen, but destin-
ed TO a particular trade, are all the vessels now
in port-b,
Laieresiing!-A New-Orleans paper says:-
"a gentleman who left Kingston, Jam on the
goth December. gives the following information
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-05
AUCTIONS.
Public Sale

Public Sale
~ premises, Royal street, little north of Cane.
ron street,
A House and Lot of Ground.
in fee, with large Stables and Smiths shon ad;o;n,,c
The house is commodious and well finished Nth svs
ry necessary out house. The Stable always used as
public one Terms liberal and made known AZ sale
feb5 Is S. A. MARSTELLER, auct.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-05
Trustees Sale.

by virtue of deed Of trust executed by Aminta
- Mason and Mary Mason, to the subscriber, bear.
lRg date on the 18th day OfAugust, 1905, and duly re.
corded in the Clerks Office of the County of iiiax
and for the purposes in said deed mentioned, shall
offer at public auction, for cash. the premises the
first MOndaym March neat, :.
The Tract Of LAND,
in said deed mentioned lying in the county of Fairfax.
and on the waters Of Pohick, containing -Four Hundred
Acres, more or less As shall sell the foregoing pro.
perry as trustee, other title Will be conveyed than
is vested in me by the deed of trust aforesaid.
feb SIS d. p. CHlCHES TER, Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-05

Orders directed to Tyler's Office in Aexandria, will
be promptly attendedto ian2o
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-05

NHE navigation of the Potomac being entirely free
4 the STEAMBOAT POTOMAC will resume r,lr
ming, on the usual route, oA Wednesday, the III ms
feb ST
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-03-28
FOR SALE,
fin excellent Farm and u ateg
Privilege,

EBLEASANTLY situated in the centre o.
e Che town Of Orange, in the county Of
Franklin, containing two hundred and clever
acres Of land, under high cultivation, and d.
vided into Moving, Pasturing, Plough Land,
Wood Land, and Orchardimg with good Ten
ces, large and elegant Dwelling House, 3
large Barns, two Sheds. and Wood House
thereon. This situation is well calculated for
public house, it being on the main road from
Boston to Brattleboro', VI. aud more general
ly known by the name Of the Perry Earm =
with several excellent Water Privileges, well
calculated for large Cotton Factory, or any
other machinery, Three good and new Dams
have lately been erected for the purpose Oh
encouraging different branches Of mechanical
power. The Farm and Walter Privileges are
worthy the attention OF young and enterpris;ug
men.
The Farm will be sold separate from the
Water Privileges, If wanted. A liberal credit
Can be given for the most part, with good secu.
rity.
OF For further information, inquire of the
Subscriber, living on the promises, or of 10.
sEPH WHITMAN, Westminster.
CALVIN MAYO.
Orange, March 81
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-03-28
Real Estate at .Huct;Oa.
ping of Capt. Morgan"

VA ILL be sold at Auction, on MONDAY.
w The 9th day Of .4pril neat, at O'Clock.
p. NJ. at Joseph Maynard's Hotel, in Laucas-
ter, by leave Of Court, so much Of the Real
Estate lately belonging to Timothy Whiting,
late Of Lancaster, deceased, as will raise the
sum Of one thousand five hundred and sixty
two dollars. Tho said Estate consists of a
Dwelling House, two Barns. Wood House,
Corn House, Shed, sc situated upon the
south side of the great Post road from Boston
TO marlborough, on the old common $50 cal
iedl IN said Lancaster, together with about
one hundred acres of land connected with the
building and well apportioned into Moving.
dI''agte' Pas.uring aud Wood Land The
Farm IS wen watered and the place has been
occupied for many years as Public House.
The Farm will be sold entire, or in lots as cir
cumstances may require.
Terms of payment made known at the
time and place Of sale. For further inlorma-
ton, inquire of the Subscriber in Lancaster.
SOLON WHITING, admir-.
Lancaster, March Z, 1897, 12
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AUCTION SALE.

NMTIlL he sold at Public Auction, on FRI
w DAY, the Both OF March inst. at -
clock, A. Nj. at the Saddle and Harness Es-
Enlistment lately occupied by MANNING g.
BURR, on Main-Street, uear the Brick Hotel
a large assortment of Saddlery, consisting OF
best Overlaid, Shattered and Plain Saddles /;
Riding Brides of every description; Portable
and Plain Trunks of various sizes; Valices
and Garnet Bags; Chaise aud Wagon liar.
nesses; feam Brides, Collars and Halters
with choice assortment of Silver and Brass
Plated, Timed and Japanned Harness Trim
mings; Coach and Chsise Laces; Leopard
Skin Housings and Holsters; Morocco Belts,
and great variety Of articles not mentioned.
% Persons wishing to purchase any Of the
above articles, will please to call 90 JOHN
MANNING, Thomas-Street, or EDWARD
NJ. BURR, at said Shop.
Worcester, March 81. 70
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sSAt9ceIla1fp.
LETTERS FROM EUROPE.
UENoA, APR

GENoA, APRIL z, 1896.
One" morning was not unpleasantly en-
ployed in ramble along the wild and
rocky banks of the Bisagno, and through
the village Of Albaro, standing upon its
shore. Here Lord Byron resided for the
last nine months, previous to his embark-
alton for Greece. An aneodote was told
lis respecting his departure, which per-
haps is not new, as few incidents in his
life have escaped the avidity of the public.
On the night after sailing, the ship was
overtaken by tremendous storm in the
Cult, and the master was so frightened as
to be incapable of performing this duty.
Byron assumed the command, seized the
helm, and guided her back into port.
The furniture Of the house in which he
lived, remains just as he left it, and is now
in possession of his banker at Genoa.
His mode Of life was eccentric here as
in other places. With his countrymen
he held no fellowship. He kept his horse
and used to ride to the city once day
to read the news. A gentleman informed
us, that on receiving the intelligence that
Lord Castlereagh had cut his throat By
ron remarked-"i it is the best thing he has
ever done for his country p
A full day was occupied in an excur-
sion to Cc3oletto, the reputed birth place
Of Christopher Columbus. Although mucn
obscuIity still hangs over the cradle az
this great man yet the American travel
Ter in particular will feel satisfaction
in visiting spot, which tradition has as
sociated with the diseoyerer of the New
World. | have neither time nor incline.
ton at present to enter into disGuisition
upon the contradictory authorities i'll rela-
ton to this subject nor to balance tho
conflicting claims of rival places to the
nativity Of the adventurous navigator.
His own manuscript is now understood
to be in the hands Of Washington Irving
at Madrid, who perhaps may throw some
new light upon the early years Of its au-
thor.
The village Cocoletto is situated at the
head of the Gulf, about fifteen miles from
Genoa, on the road towards Savona. On
arriving at the little hotel, inquiry was
made for the house of Christopher Colam-
bus, md some half dozen Villagers, who
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-03-28
10 FOR SALE.

a FARM, in the westerly part Of Sterling,
"A containing rs acres OF excellent Land,
with good two-story House, 36 by % feet,
aud other Buildings in good repair
Also, another Farm, situated near the above,
consisting OF about go acres Of good Land witt
comcenient Buildings thereon,--all in good
repair. Possession will he given The first of
april or May next.-tor further particulars
inquire Of the Su5sctiben'
DANIEL EDDY.
Sterling, March 81. Ia
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For SALE

A FARM, situated o.e fourth Of mile
IA east OF Wnchendon Meeting house,
containing 80 acres Of Land, on which are .
good Dwelling House, aud other convenient
Buii,'iugs-the Homestead of the late Dr. Is
7"el Ithiion. It is a pleasant and eligible sit
uation, ard will be sold on liberal terms. Ap.
ply To Capt. PHlNEHAS WHITNEY, or Mr..
JOHN CUTTER, Of Winchendcn.
M,rch4 II. 12*
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Number Of persons over Ii years aud un-
DER u unable TO read and write.
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COMPREHENSIVE.

FEEHE Subscribers have formed copart-
n nership in the Printing Business, I'M
der the firm of
SAMUEL II. COTTON g. co.
and will execute all orders in their line
with neatness, .jidelity, and despatch, at the
Spy Printing Office.
EARLE g. CHASE.
SAMUEL H. COTTON.
Worcester, Sd mo. Is, 1897.
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PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY
SAMUEL III. COTTON g. co.
OPPOSITE THE NEW MEETING HOUSE.
CONDITIONS OF PUBLICATION.

or Price to single Subscribers, who receive
their papers at the office, or by mail, two dollars
per annum No paper discontinued until all ar
reages are paid.
RT Advertisements, not exceeding twelve
lines, published three weeks for one dollar, and
continued three weeks longer for fifty cents
Larger advertisements in the same proportion.
TT The publishers viii bold lhcDsr Ye-
responsible for no error in any advertisement.
beyond the sum charged for its insertion.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-09
NEW AND USEFUL BOOK.

HE>i cpiyed and for sale At mis- Office, the
eF tion revised by the Autbo pt the Story uf JACK
itA ! lltD, tht Saer Boy Or, The Nntuons Family
Designed tar American Ghldei, in Families and Schools
BY WILLIAM 8. CARDTLI." This interesting little work
teeeved he APPRECIATION et, and IS nended by,
~ nns teacle and tersry gentlemen il, " York.
.lsde phla an eseM re, vhn have given it practical
trial in hrir rcsfecaw rhools ana have pronounce II
pclior eadl.4 a3ok tor ite yosig 10 any Other
Sork tht hey have among The numero list cf
Z .chers Who have { theIr recommendation OF the
. prk. are ;he llo~ M. tis boroush-lsAAc PIERci,
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