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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-12

German Linens etc

4 A Bales burlaps assorted
do hessans, just received and for sale by
s. MESSERSMITH.
Who has in store and offers for sale,
zoo packages teas, consisting ofY. Hyson in chests
half chests and ten catty boxes. of various i'm.
portations, and part Of superior quality
C1rnpowder and imperial in chests half chests ten
and catty boxes and boxes each containing
from IL to 90 cams. Of 9 ID. do do
Powchong in chests and halfchests--
so hhds Muscovado and New Orleans sugars,
so bbls part of prime quality
rs bags Porto Rico, Havana and Java coffee
Cognac brandyin pipes entitled to debenture
Holland gin in do
Jamaica rum in bids
w. !. molasses do
Writing, wrapping and printing paper
Fresh malaga lemons and grapes
Sicily madeira wine in pipes of superior quality
Glow to close sales)
Sweet malaga in Or. casks do
French madeira do do
Bakers and Laphams chocolate
Bristol porte wine bottles, &c. sc. nov 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-12
CHARLES BENNETT

CHARLES BENNETT
AS imported by the ship Virginia, arrived here
and the Cambria, at N. York, the following goods:
ch are offered for sale the lowest terms for cash,
pproved votes, on the usual credit
Cots blankets 3, s! and point
rose do from 80 TO 1874
5-4 and GA Hushngs
Extra superfne black, navy blue and steel m'heo
cloths and kerseymeres
CIaret and navy blue Ladies cloths
Common and superfne double mllled dFaos
Schofeld's hannels and baises
Kerseys and Forrest cIoths swansdown and tolle-
nett vestings ss, cor
peting
Shad aAdherring seine twne' IN casks ana oaieS
Shoe thread 90
patent threads assorted from No 10 to so
which with his stock of goods hand, renders his as
sornnent pretty general. ,;u ,o.;,.
Pine Annie and Double G!osterCHEESE OF trst qua
=. ,"e "Pi If sept 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-12
JANE II. HART, 81. d.
A. N. TANNING,
Seccessorsto w. Chambers.

rA supply of the above medicine for sale
nv JOHN KENNEDY.
At the Office OF the Am. Col. Society, "ashin gton
And T. KENNEDY, Alexandra
oct Ia
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-12
FLORIDA Hand Age .cy

'HNHE subscribers have opened an Office in the Cit
L OF Tallahassee, for the purchase AID safe of
Lanas IN the Territory Qf Fio,ido.
Such is the peculiar character Of the lands IN Flor
ola and their productions. that yet very erroneous
opinions have prevailed among persons al remo, dis.
this Territory, in relation their true cha
racter
The subscribers will make the most minute exami-
nations OF the public lands vacant as We hose
which NAV hereafter be offered TO- sale The, viii
prepare themselves with maps of all the good lands
and with such information may be interesting to pur.
chasers.
The Iands advertised for sale in December next EN-
brace very interesting section Of the Tcrrit,r be-
ing situated arthes South and Fast of any nrblc lands
hitherto offered for sale b, the United Sales and in
region of country admirably adapted the grow tn
OF the grand staples OF Tcrritory; SUI cane md
sea island cotton, well the rearing oi the silk.
worm, and the cultivation of the orange ard olive
One of the subscribers having been engaged IN the
survey of that country, is well acquainted with most
of the lands of any value.
The subscribers will upon requisi,ion, either enter
purchase land, and all letters addressed TO them
(post pad) will be promptly attended to.
Coz. JON, unn pPH <.kR.L-NnI,G-
Hon. A. G. DApE, Prince william County, Virginia,
Major Brap C. WILLIS, Fredericksburg, Vrein's
JoHS MAcRAE, Esq. Prince William County, Va =
Major W. +. THoRSroS, Alexandria, ID. C.
C.. BR0NAuGH,
HENRY WASHINGTON.
U,L, "a, In
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-12

Dr.. Chambers Remedy for Iaiemper0nce.
FHSHE subscriber, the decease of the late Or.
Il william Chambers, took into his possession the
personal estate ofhe deceased, and found prepared
large quantity of Dr. Chambers remedy for lBtem.
perance.
lie hereby informs the public, thahe has dispo'cd
of all the medicine found to DR.. JamesI Hart, and
Mr.. Andrew NJ. flaming, OF this city.
In making this disposition. the subscriber has been
acate by due gard t. the interests ofthe heirs
Of the ntestate, as well wish 10 give the most
extensive the virtues of the discovery, whatev-
er they may be- and he can further add with conf
dence that the gentlemen who will hereafter be the
vendors of the Remedy for ncmperance, rs prepared
BY the inventor have been intimately connected with
DR. Chambcrsin bis life time--have been his agents in
compromising the medicine, and are acquainted with
its composition. slLVANus hHLEk.
Public Administrators, &c.
QJ-Vhe medicine is prepared only by the subscrib
eYs, who alone in possession OF the original re-
cipe ofthe inventor, at the office Of the late DIR. c.
in the basement story Of Rutgers Medical College, IN
Duane street East side Of Broadway, and at the med
store of DR.. Hart, corner Of Broadway and Cham
Der street, three doors from Washington Hall, New
| York.
From the Vermont Gasetie.l
ave have the pleasure to announce that Dr. Cham
bcrs' Medicine for Intemperance has been administer
ed to twelve persons in this vicinity and that in every
instance has had the desired effect Of producing an
entire disreh for the Of ardent spirits IT has re-
deemed them from obvious ruin, and restored them
industry To usefulness and to their proper stations in
society"
Be,core of Inposturei-The almost incredible sue
cess which DR.. Chambers medicine has met with in
the cure of intemperance, has brought forth many
fran. lulent limitations of this valuable remedy. To
the public against imposition the directions ac-
| companying the genuine remedy for intempersnce
are signed in the hand writing Of the subscribers, with
out which none are genuine.
| TO EDITORS.
In order that the efficacy ofDr Chambers Remedy
for Inemperance may be thoroughly tested Editors OF
newspapers Throughout, the country who viii insert
our adv ertisement and add this article to it, and send
usa copy Of the paper containing it. shall receive from
us by return Of mail, quantity sufhcientto cure one
drunkard, which they will be requested tosdmniser
TO some patien, in theirnegbohood, and publish the
result.
Public institutions and ph'anthropc societies, by
making application (duy authenticated) TO the sub.
scrbers shall receive the medicine at very reduced
price On enclosing to the usual price, IS, postage
paid the medicine be sent i'll letter by NAL o
those who unable To pay on personal application OF
the individual at Office, the medicine viii be sd
ministered gratis.
fl JANE II. HART, 81. d.
:. a. n. TANNING,
Seccessorsto w. Chambers.
TA supply of the above medicine Tor saI'
~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-12

'NHE subscribers have opened an ofic, in the Cit
OF Tallahassee, for the purchase AID sale of
Lands in the Ieyrif0yy 0f Ey,,ido.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-12
and Mahogany.

LINES GREEN-CdBINET MAKER,
Was on hand at his rnanufactory on Royal street,
- smIoNhnIE FURNITURE Of his own mannfac.
ture. .,;,.hIo c,r hand ra;ls
g, 1ominro curl and shaded mahogany in plank and
veneer. go. g. cod. sr NJ, of
xansh snesDg credit
pu TERN WING of every kindnsasly execute dec 10
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-29

were called went for .ncn, and although Mr. Clayton ia
told both the ladies yet they were prevailed
upon do so by the argument of Mr. Bates who through
out had only been collecting what testimony really existed
and neither of the counsel had attempted to create any
1t is insisted BY correspondents, that the Counsel ~
this case have done nothing but hec duty and that they
had ia degree acted improperly. Terc is also some
thing said about the report Of the trial. and about the
myde of prosecuting it. all which ieave out, as we do
not think this subject requires to be aStae' and we
hope that nothing more maybe said about it. is OF
those frutes affairs, that If it have any tendency, will
only be produce personal anrosy, without eiFectng
any political gool."e may add that from acquant
with both The Counsel DO not believe either Of
them capable of using undue MEANS though we have no
doubt iat they will leave nothing unaone in the line o
professional duties which win bencfa clentand that
appears that the introduction of the witnesses, was III op
position the wishes of Mr. Clayton altogether, an so far
lie could, he endeavorcd prevent it, lie therefore
bameess in This respect, if it were wrong, point
we cannot see For certainly think that every man
when put his trial is ente1 to all the legal testimony
that be had and the legality of this is not disputed
and that his Counsel would be short OF their duty they
did not produce to the Court and Jury in their power
/ Jackson Meeing Pencadsr.-On Saturday last the
friends Of Gen. Jsckson Pcncadar Hundred assembled
in pursuance of public notice. AS nearly could
ina,e them, about $50 collected. They we're addressed
by Messrs. Reads and Bayard 1t is evident that the
jackson spirit prevails to enviable degree among the
nhab tans OF this Hundred The enthusiasm with which
the addresses received and the general tennor Of
the meeting plainly evince that avery large majority may
be counted upon what there last year in this
part Of county The a,dresesses eloquent and
we'll timed, consisting not Of defamation, but were
composed oi statements OF stubborn facts and nterren
ces and deductions from those facts, which !ress
bic We no flattery wheh we say that Mr. bayarl
spoke with eloquence. energy au@ effect altogether
credtable to HIMSELF aud greatly to the qualification Of
those who heard him
similar meeting vii take place at Brooks Sp,ins' il
Whe.cl4y CrecE Hundred, when anticipate much
larger gathering Of the Tenresse Farmers friends hs
invitation extends to all IN this County, whether hhsbian
of that Hundred These things look we'll. The,
show the value that the people place their rights, an'
evlnce a determination to support them We hope ou
fiignds in other Hundreds will follow the patriotic
pie Sc. by Pencader and seconded by Wh eClay Creek
ST. Georges and Appoquinmuk must awake, sltake OF
their slumbels and give better account of themse!ve
this year, than they did last New Castle and Brandywin
performing wonders, and in this Hundred (Caiis,iana
shall tell very different story, fcn the l25 lhajor
- last fall.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-29
FRoM TIE EAsroN SENTINEL.

Ina German paper, we see it asserted that Judge
TODD. at court recently held at Sunbnry, dis
played great yea! for the success OF the arstocratlc
candidate, and made ut the following elegant
argument :.--"When we consider who those are
that support Jackson, we find that they are the
scam Of thr peop'e. men without education, taru-
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-29
Ertrac, u letter he Edi,r Mis po5sr, from Rent oou
fu DArEp IuIY ~, 1873

(" You request my opinion OF this County, and Of Sus
sex From Tie best information could receive aud wi
m, previous knowledge ot Sussex County am induced
believe that the peoples candidate viii have haod
some rnajury i'll tha, County consulted with number
Of the leading characters and they sanguiue they vii
gct a good maioritv.o
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-29

Ali tie !sh stories, egg stories, and horsetail
stories, are completely plt to tie route 5v the fol-
lowing calf story. Calves, gentleman and lady.
walking about in an erect posture upon two legs !!
The ductilty of public credulity is. we know con-
siderable, but this Lusus Nature" will "put the
millers eye out.'' The laudeb'e occupation Of
dreadful accident making viii be forever ruined.
+" Lusus .Nature.-Mr. Jchn Thompson, who
lives on the banks of the Alieghany, in Warren
county Penn. has two calves, male and female,
which were brought forth, one OF them about the
middle of June OF the present year, and the other
about ten days after They were OF good size, and
are OF regular form, with this remarkable excep-
that neither of them has any fore legs ihe
shoulder bunes appear to be without socket for
the place of legs, and covered like the rest Of
the hody with the skin. The eldest has already
learned to balance tselfon its hind legs and walks
about in An erect posture The other, when age
has given it more strength and experience, will no
doubt act the bped also.-- Crncford Messenger,
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-29

pliers da iaboarcrs common mechanics, rcgraafs
and foreigners used to and oppression; many,
nay the most do so from ignorance = on TIE con-
trary, the present administration is supported by
the most enlightened. scientific and genteel past ot
the Americans who possess sufficient knowledge
and discernment TO know wnat is right Who
can help thinking Of the reign of terror under The
adhercnts of the present Ushrper? What won'd
farmers, mechanics, naturalized foreigners. &c.
have to expect if should be cursed with the cleo
ton of John o. Adams to the presidential chair?
Will the independent and patriotic yeomanry Of
this country submit to be treated ragrants, ig
noram,:ses and the scum Of society, by few purse
proud aristocrats p--Nc--ne*er, never.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-29

"SECWTIIT.L, 'uly tith, 1928
Tear Frnni,-t write tc yon to let you know that
am much improved in health, and also that the cause of
the old Farmer OF Tennessee safe in this part OF the
sa'e believe that he will get this District BY majority
1t from to 400 votes There Sheriff Sale, few
weeks ago, al which there S5 ren, and You will be
surprised when tell you but 1t ,rte that 300 of the
Sl5 were for Laehsor.' Buh. Ret
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-29
JACKSON NTEET.TrJSz
WHITE CLAY GREER HUNDRED.

4i-4e444
vEyIE friends OF JACKSON IN White Clsy Creek .iun.
dred requested to attend a Public Meeting. ut
rooks' Sprng, Rose Vile Factory. Saturday next
he Cd of August, at Q o'clock, r. One adj
dresses will be delivered the Subject Of the Presidential
Election; and the friends Of Cen Jackson, throughout the
country, respectfully invited to attend,
UI.e Clay Creek Hundred, July 9th, 1898.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-29

10 Subscybcrs Such otyou as have heretofore c'e" a
Mr. Usons Bookstore tor your papers W'' please ca' !"
future Al rms orfrur, M 10t, St;p'es -sreei.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-29
NOTICE..

NOTICE.
XTTIiEREAS David Wilson, OF Canwe'ls' Fridge, har
w this day executed deed of assignment o. all his
estate, real and personal, trust for the hene Of his Gre
ditors.-Notce is hereby given TO all having demanda
sCans the said Dav vid Wilson, to forward statement OF
M claims 10 The subscribers, within ninety days from ths
date md all persons indebted to him. required -
make payment the subscribers within that tirc, othe
wise tley viii be compelled by process Of i'v
SAMUEL THOMAS.
ARNOLD NAUDAIN,
DANIEL CCHBIr,
Assignces.
..antweil,' Bridge Jny aS, 1928 SO I'm
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-29

Having employed new cAnnIEH nay hc tas soinc 'ps
m mn, b lgerIf this shoul be the case in instance,
h. request that notice may he Immediately given At the olce
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-29

and however vrue"t tie SANDERS may be that arc arcua-
tee against him, still he will stand unr'vaed in the aiec-
ons and confidence Of his party, who could send
more honest better man the Senate of the United
States, station which trust he is destined TO hold
least for the coming six wears
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-29

Nrc attempts ~ caim tie iues V Tie Jackson Congre.,
in he last Jonraal Bradford only reminds of
the village schoolnastcr who, though vanqnshcd could
argue still. but he asn brings to memory 1--WE ask his par
don for the simile) that stubborn animal bull dog; who
when he gets hold, knows how le. 60 We don,
wish to be always talking about the gnod of The
Jackson Congress- it would be too much Ike bosstng
Ii is nothing for Jackson men DO rights 1t is their
duy and not disposed over praise then Or to
be vain about it. We have told Mr. Bradford before and
the useful of The last session of Congress, only
far giving votes, much against their wills, after the
Jacks had rO2ped hem up to the point 1! was under
the Jackson lash, whose thongs are patriotism, sense and
reason that their given; and if they deserve
10 be prased and landed for doing what they dare not re-
fuse 10 do, why, win hnmnr Mr. Bradford, and let him
praise them as much he peases. We think. however
hat he might occasionally say good wor Of The Jacso
nans for compelling his friends to give their as they
did it would look masnsnnous coming from him. lie
viii certainly agree ha, they can point 'o hss slnyh
measure and "lv claim TO the ta,o'' Of all Who are
friendly to the people Bu' they d. nc' IA, claim TO am
bargains for Office, any vast OF rnalc npncv or an.
misapp!caion Of the contingent, fund = j, hey wis
to claim the hnnor nf creating useless a." cnsiye mis-
SONS abroad, Of creating races 10 rcw cal favor
ties with large salaries Of the reoples l they Ia
claim to no ebony practices, but 10 q. 's tleirs ar
topaz measures
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-29
MORCEaTEsi couNTI.

Extract Of letter from gentleman in Sncwhl Worces
ter county, 10 his fiiend III his city. dated,
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-29
topaz measures

Er s,,a,na ctey tits a very ic.7c Tacs, that
none oi the administration presses have III to notlce
Nr. Kcnla's hflh let ter 10 NJ Clay Fsi sr Adams
papers at Washington silent, az w'' Eivn SO, per
haps untll Mr.. Clay shah have coup'see Y 'ect'oncer
ing in Kentucky, and 10 'ht Mennr0l S'Ye d.
rcctions ahou. It. This letter revts the b., ,'n upon
ADAMS aud Clay, and proved sby Mr. Cay h',aIf-- is
now beyond all r,sy established, Il 1hly re
mains for The people to inf ct that punishment ~ y them
winch due those, who have violated thrr viz arter
ed their rights, and usurped hc powers Of iFo Hern
men'.
Bat, although the eo.l.on presses arc slent . ms
letter, they very active IL endeavoutng ~ Gb
| he attention from it. Wl.h this view, inc b. 's.et
nfch more virulcnt in sandcr.n, lac,-on =, ,ic s.,
s,tacy appears IN form, and Hjt 'ai.ia;s cl
sh,n,pts Tic grsYe Of Gen 'acksons he + Il, ID
and she is sandet ellle is sca als, N r@',a ."
oes and many other matters, some ohiand often a; y
some new which will sopn he retutea Al = 4 ..
d divert lie a., cntion of he people from tho .>
ur Kendall has al.lnrcd Of tie bar ,aln.--Raf' AZ.
do The pcope VIII know lt~-'ae, ell '.efT .';@ It
! ruth hev demand tl.at the naked 'etaf'nit a n
action should appear and the caai,'on ca,ht
NOT to deny il, but confess If, AMI {" Ge ai af'
determination to retire from the places hey nay.
and 10 snerd the remainder of their days Ill sscs t'
\ lsles
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-29

The last Journal PROMISES that The n.x' sFS' ~
mother edition Of the SANDER agains Jackson n II s~a 10
the Bur conspiracy We wonder he dil no :oi'w rs
example of Judge Williams anil put It + ut'' Just before
tie election; i, might have had some effect hen becas
there wound have been mr to ic'ne i, it does nn'
ten,e Itself We had prepared scrae'h ng upon TINS sio
iect, but have now determined 70 vat, ARD see ihe
Journal stat ement when will give the antdote by VA!
Of" refreshnent Such refreshments, @e expect viii!
do much good, the refl ation Of and2rs, and al hugh
they may not be paatable to the coalition they
Ished BY the people, who alone be hoped to lf h'
them We have often said such "refieshu cn - aie no
intended of the ncorrgabe they meant for ha'esf en-
1urng men, who when they know the light Ting. Shen
they the truth, will be governed t.such were te
people assembled at Pcnca,cr, and spch tie re-
treshnenls'' that they enjoyed
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-29

We have received by the mail of last Saturday, three
communications from Kent, in relation 10 the of
People Wcbb-a;ey tried IN the Supreme Curt at
Dover Two Of these communications from su1scr
bers to tbs paper and perhaps on that acc"ua il has
been thought, that ought TO give them place in It's
colums the other we know from when ii
We shall not publish any Of them, because do no sec
that this trial has auy thing do with the present political
question: and because it It has any bearing upon tia ques'
ton we have not been Instrumental IN Bringing il before
the people, and not prepared ~ disposed 10 discuss it
We will however, in order preserve tat respect which
due respectable patrons, givs ~ abstract om What
we have received
|, appears that the prisoner, Webb, defended by
j. NJ Clayton, and NJ. W. Bates, E-qrs That person
by the of Elijah Thorn subp~ned as witness
the part Of the prusecnton who nad 10, 10 Years been
resident piece of land the property of Mr. ch,'ons
mother. Tha., on his arrival AZ Dover, he called as
of Mrs Ca, Ton, and in the presence
of her daughter, said that he knew hing that would o
erac against the prisoner Mr. Clay ton al home
Mr. Bates made casual call Mr. Cay9ns and con
versaton with the ladies', Informed that There had bee
there, and said ila; he knew nothing against Webb MIR
Bates requested to him, and The younger brother oi
Mr. Clayton after Thorn. who was busy and did
not conc Of s this MIR Clayton igorant, until in
formed by Mr. Bates, that he felt his duty required him
have the testimony Of Mrs Clayton and Mrs Fisher
robcra,e that of VIM Robbins which was in adc,ion
of Thomas as delivered the and jury Mr. Clayton
against their being brought into COURT giving
any testimony in the but Mr.. Bates conceivng thai
his duty his client required it, iasisted and when they
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-18

Gionde and Lot and CaIonnn -, Fanrs ~, 81 VitS O.
S G 10 INC numerous icdsto the cultivation OF CIR APE
VIE N the United Stlte Subscription which is now %
Mr ~ L. will engage to furnish Subscribers with her -
me boots before the first Of lTcs merit and forward ;ht, %
ee 10 the dicIeW cities where substitution lists .h,u
have been opened. The Roots viii I've three wear. Ola @ i
pouce considerable fruit the Second year from the finn, W ,
seS pad Trey viii bc carefully Glazed and n,ct "a Ia
boxes with some OF the original soil in which ev nave f
raea winch will greatly facilitate thriving Of inc Roots
wren tranSplanCd. 80 '
Orders viii he punctualy attended 10; Che Subsrr;lr ~
mating inc Quantities and species of tire Crane Vine Roots
at the rate of i2l eic Root for G ia" 1r
a OF 10 cents aud Is cents per Root than so PS,
y % ylrs od shall be Paid for at tho of cents each
less than so Roots ~ iOVV' una ID ccu's of
PAYMENT to he made delivery a: On Rpsrs Leis,o
OF Subscription Lies arc openr,ia, Nae Ts, ;,, -
pn 1p LouU,S % Nons,rect; Boston, T. COPELAND m
Willard Rhoads; Hossgstou Cifv william P,ir. t,.t
Gi Alien q 'o'i SorSaHat Hail. ShaaJrr 8 Turrcc
,Ne'OTe-ns Poser & Hu,Inn; CGdrASoa T. 4, r. ST79
Nir. I; Iorr,rt Roes Tho Culture Of Inc ts- Vim, g,,
On hc Making Of Vine W or,.1 the pr,cirl 6oe5
ai.cr' al tho United STATES and s \-,,ts M -, ~
7 tg1"'gl 10 Subscribers '
CafasVs IF Crepe Tigc Roots iaf vi! Iora,, ,-oo -
Import
Tho lowig .pcrics urc sercied as On, lrs,. DE ', 81
wheh Is les, tn subscribers
canie Robin Eyes with bgeustery or Oil dc Tour
70 Aelt Tor lonaagtl L. sweet Gu'llun g. Suost s.
q Tokayi 10, Syriln H. Con,ian,ia; l2 Nai,ra RI
Larry nscat -, Mavoisie; 10, Red Foot lfe sons,s, NJ
biteA ti1nhouIg, u, Ccns'Gnta.
! FT Wtns-N HrTr-l3, AuycTru 10 Dlanrut'cr 20 r,,,
cnec 81, Plant DC Dance p, Olvy,e; - Docore ei ,1n,
&C heTc %, Bus-ndy 26 Norllon D. Aiaiarr ~ Borc
las - ficareeE 81, t"aosse; 81, Isc R,n-1 Clari s.
Auycrgnlt 81 St Jcan; So, Jacoin Si Nic,i- ~ Tir,
80 srsns5 ~ Icriurer I'D, Boarsisuom H. Eouant;
tbr ne Tab, only Wmrr-ii, c1s.cf, tfap, rorr,ins.
nea. ~, TO Godcr IS, ~. Cracking; a., DO siet. 81,
cnO 81, Do (on Iurl) 81 Sauvglo-I;rr--5 Chssscl.e
81 Mnct Rouge 80, Mucat trcy o. Tnnas yi.s; g. pa
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