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Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-05-22
TUESDAY, May - 1927.

during the summer and fall, appears to be natures
choice. 1t is against that portion of heat would
have the farmers to guard, when we advise them to
thresh and keep their grain cool. Whether the egg
is deposited in the field in the stack, we pretend
not to say, but we have rather concluded in the lat
ter but we can with safety say. that the wheat
on hand achich has neuer attained that heat to Dich
nearly all scem IN the stack IS subject. sohether 1t
contains the egg moi, has produced no aVeeuits
an. that whiah we have recently received from the
stack ceases to hatch or in any wise produce them,
SO soon as ace can get ii perfectly cool On these and
other observations too numerous for insertion, we
advise those who would preserve their present crops
to thrcsh and clean them Immediately /; and those
who would hereafter effectually guard against the
flying weev, we advise to thresh from the stack, or
before the wheat takes the sweat.
N. & N. HIcKsoN.
The Ohio Steam Mill, Maysve, Sept. 90.
Description of Washington EUing, .4uthor of the
Sketch Boob, S-c.-He is very well dressed, good
humoured looking man if not handsome, at least
very prepossessing in appearance, though his coun-
tenance has not that intellectual expression which
his writing would lead one to expect The most re-
markable feature is his eye it is large and full.
with very soft, dreamy expression-a look of in
doIent repose in it. which strikes one. at first sight
very forcibly. scanned it, and fancied that Mr..
Irving could never be accused Of early rising and
have suspected that he admired Gray's description
of Paradise, ''to lie asofa and read new noves.''
But with all this he possesses keen perception Of
the ludicrous, and il any object phrase presents
itself which excltes his feeling, his eye lights up with
astonishing briancy; the dreamy, doing look
gives way to an expression of wit and humor, of tai.
ent and irresistible mirth---t is not I'll naturet
enough for satre--'vhich makes one ready to ,augf
with him London Paper
4 captain of trading ship being not long since in
the city of Constantinople. lodged in the house Of
a sealaring Turk. One day he observed to the Mus
selnan, that in all his walks through the immense
city of Constantnople and its suburbs he had not
seen any thing like Jail for imprisonment of debt
ors. Christian dog! (said the disciple of Mahomet
do you suppose we debased as to copy thu
Nazarine policy We take care to strip debtor o
all his property, far as it will CO. to pay Just deb
but there we leave hin--we instantly turn hin
loose to begin the world again. The believers il
our prophet are above shutting up their fellow mel
in cages in order to starve. prosecute and tormen
them We make distinction between a ant
| a rat have been in several of the Nazarin
christian cities, and never looked at debtors
prison without horror. as place where man is de
} generated to the condition of rat
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-05-22

Journeymen oh0emakers,
VIII find cons'an, employment, at Nos 98, & 100,
lIarket-strect, Wilmington.
Y. .M'.NE.1L &. SON.
Way II. ST
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-31

MR. LAY OF s tends to propose any terms to Gen Jack
son IN relation 10 their votes nor did make any sucl
pioposton uus would be as incapable of becoming
messenger upon such accason it is known Genera
'acksoh would be to receive such message.
II Repeated the substance Of this conversation TO few
'nehls at Washington; one of whom must have commune
oa.ed 70 you That person, whoever he may be, en-
uey ms AIKEN in suppos ng the subject # have been
against bringing that conversation before The people
paper
Inc FACTS are before the world, that Mr. Clay and his
particular friends made Mr. Adams President and thai
MF Acams Immediately thereafter made Mr.. Clay Secrea.
~ Of Stale The people will draw their own differences
rom such conduct and the circumstances connected with
y. they VII Judge Of the cause from the effects"
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-31
From the Baltimore Patriot.

DuqY HAS FOUND HIS LETTER.-lh ms e1-
planatory statement, Mr.. Buchanan SAYS he wrote
letter to Duff Green, the editor of the Telegraph,
on tile 18th October last. and informed him that
l had no authority from Mr.. Clay, or his friends,
to propose any terms to General Jackson IN rela-
ton to their votes, nor did ever make any such
propositions Notwithstanding this clear and ex-
plict declaration, Duff Green continued to assert,
that MIR. Buchanan would confirm General Jack
sons charges in every essential particular till Mr.
Buchanan's statement appeared, containing this
exposition of his baseness. The press was not
slow in applying the lash for such conduct, and
Duff wri.hed and twisted under it most lndicrous-
~ After awhile he came out with ptitul excuse
that he was sick when he received the letter from
Mr.. Buchanan, and that it had "been mislaid.''
IN the same manner, we presume, az was that OF
f!arris, while under sentence OF DEATH to General
Jackson.) By the Telegraph Of Monday, how
ever, it appears that Duff has found his letter, as
'he following extracts, purporting to be from It.
appear in that paper. He is thus proved guilty OF
practising deception On the public by his own tes-
'mony. truly these Jacksonitcs are unfortunate IN
their witnesses all round -
Extract o. letter from James Bnchanan # Pcnnsyfuana'
% f Green; editor u tie Telegraph, dated October lo
1896
AT this distance Of time could not, If would explain
'nym all the causes which induced me tn hold the only
conversation held with Gen Jackson. on the subject
" the presidential election 1t will be sufficient, howev
y Tor ynur purpose, to know that had no authority from
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-31

meeting Of the Citizens OF Sussex County, Delaware
friendly to the election of Gen ANDREW JACKSON 10
the Presidency If the U States, held Geurstt WI
On Dist August 1927 pursuant to advertisement; whe
CURTIS JACOBS, Esq. appointed Carnisn, and LEWIS
Wksr Secretary. Wherenpo,, i, unanimously
Resotred, That it IS not expedient to make County
Ticket at this time.
Hesoiced, Tba there be Ten Conferees appointed, t.
Coerees from Ke and New CASTLE on le l.st Tues
lay in September next.
And the following gentlemen were accordingly chosen
Tor that purpose.
Joseph Watson, Gideon Wap!e George Hickman, Rob
nson G. Wapes, Capt Phillip Marvel, James Miller ESD
Samuel Short, Caleb Ross, Jacob Wright John G,er.
Resofted That these proceedings be signed by the Chair
and Secretary, ard published in The Delaware Gazette
and the American Waterman.
CURTIS JACOBS Chairman.
LEWIS WEsT, Secretary.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-31
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN

To The Frsemtn inhdtitahts IF .Nxucast'p Coaajy,
,pho are qualified to cote for members y HE Gen
eral assembly,
vYVHAT an Election will be held * tie time. su
the PAGES, and in the manner that Sea,
ators and Representatives for the said County chosen
for the purpose of elccting Commissioners OF the
Court and Court Of Appeal in the sax County; gori
and substantial reeholer residing in pencaer Hundred.
good and substantial! freebooter residing Red Lion
Hundreds good and subs anlia treeoiser residing ii
St. Georges Hundred and good and substantial free
holder residing in White Clay Creek Hundred; to sappy
the vacancies occasoned by The expiration OF TIE times r
which Jacob Faris. Phillip Reybold John Janser an.
ohn Hersma, elected commissioners in the said Lc
Wy Court and Court of Appeal. Z STOCKTON,
Clerk IF The Peace for -Neacus.le County.
Newcastle, August "a, 1927 0+-St
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-31
SCHEME.
Ticket S4-Iiali' S2-Quarter 81.

Ticket S4-fiat S2-Qiarter 81
n. Fork Consolidated Lottery. 6th Glass,
Draws OH Wednesday the 5h Of Septcml,e,
Scheme. Il Prize Of $50 000 Of $50; Of 1000;
Of 600; If 1600 OF 1924 10 Of 1000; ~ OF 500,
50 Of $50 46 If 3d. 90 o40 1l50 is and $3.50 Of s.
Tickle, S8-fialf S4-Qnarier S2-Eigh,h 81.
Virginia State Lottery, 9Th Class,
To be draw n on Wednesday the 18th Of September
Scheme II Prize of $4,000; Of 1000; Of 5000
Of 1000; of 1900 Of 14l6; Of goo; Of 500 IL
Of 3oO 10 of 300 % Of loo Is Of 5o g., of 2J l50 If
10 and $3.50 Of
Ticket s5-Iialf So 5o-Quarter sl.25-E,glh IS cts.
Union Canal Lottery. SID Glass,
Draws on Wednesday the 1871, Of September.
Schem. u Prize Of s2a 900; Of 5000 Of 900;
of 1000; of 1900 Of 1l04; Of LOCO 10 Of 5Oo 10
ESQ., IS Of 1905 46 af6o g, Of 40 90 OF 2 1858 Of IL and
$3.50 of g.
Ticket s6-TIaf ss-Qnar,er 81 5o-Eghtb rs cts.
And lastly Delacare State Lottery, 9Th Class,
Draws on Saturday afernnon the 22d day of September
Scheme Prize OF So 5oo Of 1900; 1 Of 1870; Of
400; Of $50; of LOCO Of 400; of36l; of250;
Of i50 Of 100; l56 OF 90 l56 Of 1o 624 Of and
1900 o.
Ticket S2-IIalf S1-Quarter 50-Eghth IS cts.
To be had in great variety OF Numbers at
T.. B1RKER'S
Jruly PROMPT and lucky 0Fce,
Aug. 81 No. 81, Market Street. WilmngorS
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-31
BREAD

The disease called dyspepsia has become so ge
neral and obstinate in this city, as to constitute one
OF the most terrible plaques with which we are
afflicted, There is scarcely one in five among per-
sons of sedentary habits, who are nor more or less
affected by it. We have no doubt the principal
cause OF its prevalence is the unwholesome nature
OF the bread in common use. This, like many 9th
err articles of food, has been refined till its nutri
tlous qualities are almost destroyed. For the sake
OF fineness and whiteness, the coarser, but more
nnurlshng PARTICLES, are excluded from its compo.
st'on and it is wrought into tough, dry. and in
disestble substance, highly perncious to the stom-
ach. Fortunately for the health Of our citizens, an
opposition line Of some extent in the baking bust
ness, has ct late years been set OH foot for the
King Of what is called family bread. This, as it is
not refined to death, may be eaten with safety
Another kind, Of which large quantities are now
baked, called bran bread, and male Of unbolted
flour, is the only proper for confirmed cases of
the dyspepsia, many Of which have been cured by
the use OF it. Though brown and coarse in its ap-
pearance, it is quite palatable
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-31
NOTICE.

r1NIIE Levy Court and Conr Of bpea of Nsmcaae Coa-
Il ~ will the Court House ip the Town Of New.
castle, Tuesday The Is day Of September next; Il
which time and place the Ass of the seyc a. onea,
in said County equ ed TO attend ,.ke he Oas
Office aud receive Instructions Tor the performance ~
their duties assessors.
I. STOCKTON. elk Of lie Peace
fer Newca> lie fionuty.
Newcastle, Aug. "a 1927 e4-s,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-31

Iardy adrice A nobleman advising his son t.
keep inferior people at a distance: ira esman
who overheard the admonition, replied. am sor-
ry my lord, ynu did not give the young gentlemat
this advice before he GOT SO deeply into my book.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-31

Democratic Conferees from Newcastle and Kent
Counties met at Dover on Thursday, and nonina-
ted DIR. ARNOLD NAUDAIN for Representative to
Congress. 1t will be recollected that in conse.
quence of the clashing opinions in SUSSEX County.
on the presidential question. no Conferees were
appointed by the Democrats in that County. This
is the first time. to our knowledge, that all the
Counties have not been represented at a Con-
fierce Meeting. 1t has heretofore been the Gus
tom to have the proceedings Of such meetings
published, but we have not been furnished with ii
copy of them, nor do we know that they were or.
dered to be printed. Two Administration men,
DIR. NAUDAIN. Democrat. and kEEsEY JOHNS.
Jr. Esq. Federast, have been put in nomination
by their respective parties, for Representative to
Congress. From all we can learn, we believe thai
the Jackson men, generally, of both parties, Intent
to unite in support of man favorable to the cleo
ton of their candidate for the Presidency. They
have not yet made their nomination, but takin.
the preparatory steps.
Ksntucky.--The reports Of the result Of the
election in this State are very contradictory.-
When we receive accounts that may be relied on,
they will be presented to our readers.
The packet ship Alexander, from Liverpool,
bound to Philadelphia, was driven on shoal in the
cove below w-Castle, during the violent gale on
Sunday morning. We are informed that she will
be got off without much damage. Persons are EN-
ployed in taking out her load.
TREASURY OF THE CITY OF NEW-YORK
Receipts for the two weeks ending 18th August S4852 IS
Expenditure for the same period 81, 354 80
Balance I'll lo1 81
Receipts for the two weeks ending 2sth Sl36,2l6 90
Expenditures for the period 1856 200 SO
Balance SIS 40
Making the receipts for the last month sl6474 94-00,
and the expenditures for the period, S173535 00O
As soon as the election of Gen. Lafayette was
known at Marseiles, the Americans in that town
illuminated their hotels The American vessels in
the harbor also hoisted their colours in testimony
Of rejoicing upon the occasion.
Messrs Carey Lea & Carey, have received portion of
Mr. Cooper's novel, :" The Red Rover," and will i'm
mediaely put to press II is intended To publish it IL
October Noyember-The commences in Rhode.
Island and the work opens with fine description Of the
beautiful bay and harbor Of Newport.
Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte, came passenger in
the William Byrne, lately arrived at New York.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-31
MIRACULOUS EsCAPE.-on SATURDAY. a.

the woiknen were blowing rocks at the quarlies Of
Schavlkil Falls. by severe charge, two stones
weighing at least from 1900 to 5000 lbs. each
were thrown into stone dwelling on the bank, of
schu,lkill on the opposite side Of The road the
torres entered the front door, taking the donr with
both jams Of the wall along with them. The lar.
ger stone went through the partition Of the nexs
dwelling, destroying tables. chairs, furniture and
crockery Remarkable to relatc, two women and
a girl who in the front room all pioyilential-
~ escaped, though one of them was thrown into
the river and little bruised. Nat. Pol!
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-31
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.

We present correct statement as to the mode
!. choosing Electors for President and Vice -Presi-
lent IL the United States. South Carolina and
delaware are the only states which now elect BY
thpr Legislatures. The following is worthy If
preservation, as frequent reference to it will be de-
liable previous to the next Election.- Bat. Pat
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-31

Unfortunate accident We have seen a letter
from very respectable mercantile house in Ham
burgh, dated June Is, which mentions that two
hundred Saxony] sheep. which were to have been
sent to this port in the ship MENTOR while on Their
way to Hamburger from the interior, were all burn.
up in the barn in which they ver-nishted,'' be.
ing struck with lightning What appears more
singular is, that the sum Of % 900 uarcs banco was
insured OH these Sheep against the risk of fire, while
on their way to Hamburger. The letter states
that the fact is unoubted, as the writer knows the
persons who took the risk and will have to paw the
loss. The sheep were expected here for sale the
present month. koston Duly aarertiscr.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-31
DRAWING OF THE

Rhode Island STATE Lottery, III Class,
Will be received on Saturday evening On Monday next
the 3Oh of September will be drawn in Provide ce ho.
Isand-thc Washington Lod.e Lottery, 10 Glass, A,
Nos Ballots drawn Only 1890 Tickets in SclcAc.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-31

Democratic delegate .Neeting.
The Delegates to form the Democratic Tickle,
for New Castle County will assemble at the Red
Lion on Saturday the 9th Of September next
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-31
Communicated for the Virginia Herald

TO SURVIVING Officers Of the Rerolution.
Gentlemen: Your just claim fur some remit
neration for half pay. as promised by Congress in
1880, and unfairly committed in 1888, after the
preliminary articles of peace were signed, the war
in effect at end, and the required service per-
formed, was before Congress at their last session,
and not finally acted on. 1t is the advice Of some
Members OF Congress, that they be furnished with
the number of the officers on the Continental Els
Enlistment, now living, and the rank they held at
the Peace of 1888. This is now doing in kentuc-
ky and some other States; and it is desirable that
it should be general therefore respectfully pro
pose, that each report himself " before the first
Of November next, to the Marshal of their respec
tive States. One Of the Survirors.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-31

Extraordinary instance Of enthusiastic feeling
for the grand effects of .Nafure.-ln the year 1890,
Captain Hastings, then on voyage between the
island of Madagascar and the Cape Of Good Hope,
was overtaken by violent storm. The furious
turn of the ocean-the mightiness Of the surging
waves-the blackness Of the water. and the vivid
effects OF the lightning coming athwart the dark
curtains Of the Heavens, he beheld with an inten
sty Of feeling that almost absorbed every feeling
Of personal safety. Having taken the necessary
means for the security Of his vessel and anxious to
contemplate the grandeur of the scene, he ordered
himself to be ashe, to elevated part Of the ship.
that during the raging Of the tempest, he might not
only study, but actually sketch the terrific appear
ances around him. Collected, amidst the uproar Of
the elements. and regardless Of danger, he pro.u-
ced faithful and spirited drawing OF u storm at
sea, full of the fury and subimty Of bis subject
This drawing he sent to the Royal Academy, where
it was exhibited the following year, and attracted
peculiar attention.
This is the same Captain Hastings who was
subsequently cashierd for challenging superior
officer, and Who'll is NOW in the Greek sers;es nnter
Lord Cochrane.
Man would not only be unhappy. but rude I'M
finished creature, were he conve'sant M.sh nehe
but those Of his own make.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-31
The New Hymns.
Just rscsissd and for sale By a. 6 II. Wilson,
uVNfNQ

OF the pssfs n, Episcopal Church in the United States Of
America sci forth in General Convention of said Church.
IL III, wears $780, lSoS and 1896 These Hymns stan.
ar ste coupe editions printed on various SIZE type and
sell 1T 30 IS 81 ard IS cents
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-31
". 4. Mirror.

.fecdent.-We noticed accident few days ago, by
which young man had his leg taken off. He was on
board of soop the "indass, while she nearing
he wharf and his leg caught between the windass
and the bite Of the rope and il took clean off below the
knee The thing was done in an instant, and the young
man was so asonsied, that he neither spoke, groa.
ed, nor moved muscle Of his face physician made
artificial tourniqet with rope and splners and he
naced uncompaning in a carriare. person after
he carriage. bearing the fractured limb, which he handed
through the window to the sufferer; leg, boot and pana-
loon and he placed it his lap very coly II alto,
gether exhibition of stoca Indifference under such
shocking calamity We learn he is doing well
~ Yos Enqr.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-31

A new work is in the press, at New York, emit
tied ..The Legend Of the Rock!'' 1t is written
by Mr.. James .Mack, youth Of that city, in his
seventeenth year. who is deaf and dumb, and was
instructed at the New York Institution 1t lsPro-
nounccd 10 be All extraordinary production.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-31
FRlDAY, august 81, 1927

Frown indignant awnng attempt to ali nate
one Poru n OF the U,.01 2nothcr.p WASHINGTON
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-31
From Me National Mfei6sencer

Extract Of letter ON gentleman in the country to his
friend III this cuv
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-31

Newcastle, Aug. "a, 1927.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-02
NO. '8@eo
I.indsay. Hin, & Co.

HAVING House in New.York. where all their pup
III chases are made at auction for cash. enables them
to sell here (Which they determined to do on As
good terms goods can be gotten from any market IN
the regular way and invite those wishing purchases
to call and judge for themselves. Theirpresent socs
is extensive-among which are;
IS hhds N. Orleans sugar, Island I'd quaSv
~ do w. India do do
IS do N. Orleans moIasses
puncheons Jamaica rum
pipes cognac brandy part Sugetts brand
40 chests Y. Hyson tea Jail fresh <
16 halfdo do do part supe-
IS boxes Gunpowder & Imperial do } rior quail.
IS bags prime green coffee
10 do Java do
20 barrels de p msss P DO York city inspection
Is do gin, very good
Is do fine old whiskey
IS casks Goshen cheese
So boxes So , oransss Sicily, in fine orde,
$50 sacks fine salt, Liverpool filed
20 barrels cider
Pimentu, pepper, indigo, snuff, spanish segars.
starch, copperas madden satpetre, ground and race
ginger soap, bedcords letter and wrapping paper. Gcs
april IL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-02
Instruct Of Co\umbia,

HfIdndriG county, SCI
APRIL TERM 1827-12th DAT.
Samuel Summers administrator OF John
Smmmers Compt.
AGAINST y In EknucerU
pbebe Borner. exeeutrix ofjohn IIor- ~ o"A'"S
ner, and John Horner, Jr and Keu-
ben Horner, De'' u.a
vuyHE defendant John Iorner, Jr not having entered
his appearance and given security according to
the statute and the rules Of this court and appear
hs so;d Iohn Horner Jr is not inhabitant OF the
District of Columbus On motion Of the complainant,
9sdsss hs as sfd 'ss
h,s to this suit and give security
or the DEGREES of the court; and that CO.
months y successvely, in the newspaper polished in
the county of Aexanda and .hat another copy
posted at the front door OF tne cour'0use' Vi SA'u
county. rn,,,ypv r. q.
copy -Teste, SnM J. |I'' " ~
may 21-2Es
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-02
Removal.

xoHN G. MANDELL, respectfully informs his
al Gends and the public, that he has removed his
H,rdware store. TO the north east of King and
ROYAL Streets in the well known stand lately occup-
ed by Mrs. Sherron where he intends keeping con-
slant supply of every article N his line Of business
liz HaSJUST RECEIEED,
Ivory handle Knives and forks, in full setts
Stag and Buffalo, DO. .. a0 90
pm nocket. shoe and butchers knives
Rasors, scissors and shears
Iron rim, stock pad cupboard, cnest and till locks
Shovels tongs and andirons
Mantle pier and toilet looking glasses
Table casters, candlesticks, &c. &c. &C.
onr;l off
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-02
District Of Columbia,
COUNTY ofAierGr

County Of .H7erdndT!d' OCT. =,
TOHN w. GRANT has applied to the hon. VII !,
d liam Cranch, Chief Judge of the United STATES '
Circuit Court Of the District of Columbia, to be as
charged from Imprisonment under the act tor the re-
lief Of insolyent debtors within the District OF CouI
bia. on the first Monday of June next at O'Clock,
A n. at the Court-House in Alexandra, when ana
where his creditors are required to attend;
may 31-St EDM. !. LG6, ~ -