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Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-05-20
From the National IatelHgencer, May is.

The Vice President having retired from the Chair
of the presiding officer of the Senate, the Honora-
BILE Samuel Smith, one of the Senators from the
State of Maryland, was yesterday elected President
pro tempore of the Senate.
On the first ballot for this highly respectable sta
ton, Mr.. Macon, the venerable Senator from North
Carolina, was elected, but declined serving. Gene
raj Smith was then chosen, by handsome vote.
In the House of Representatives, yesterday, the
amendments ofthe Senate to the Tariff bill were all
adopted, through the insrumentality of the previ-
Gus queston-which by the way, has been familiar
ly resorted to during the present session-and the
bill now requires only the signature of the Presi
dent to become law.
There is one circumstance concerning this hill
which it is important to merchants, as well man
ufactures, to be informed Of An amendment was
adopted in the Senate to the first section of the bill
which postponed the time at which it is to take ef-
feet, from the thrtieth day June to the first day
of September. This amendment, it is supposed
was intended to apply to the whole bill. Whether
the distinction between the first section accidcn-
tall OF otherwise it is one of the features OF the bill
as it has passed. The first section embraces the
duties iron, in its various forms, and fabrics and
lead; and the new duties on these articles do not
take effect until the first day of September. On
the other articles Of WOOL manufactures of wool,
hemp and its manufactures, distilled spirits, indigo
window glass, walls and bottles, roofing states. and
cotton cloths, &C. the new duty is TO take effect, as
proposed in the original BILL the 3Oth day of June.
The Hail Storm on the Eastern Shore Of Maryland
We published on Tuesday last,an extract ola let
ter giving an account of tremendous Storm which
occurred in Caroline county. r. S. Md. on the 9th,
inst. The last Easton Gazette contains two COM
munications describing the same Storm in Talbot
County. .sBetween and 8 O'Clock. P. Nj. the
wind from the S. w. in the direction of Baily's Neck,
accompanied with torrent of rain, haiI-stones of an
extraordinary size, and vivid flashes of lightning,
blew for several minutes perfect hurricane. For
tunately it was partial in its course commencing in
Ferry Neck little to the west of Plain Dealing
on Third haven Creek, crossing small branch of
that Greek through Capt Robert Banning's farm,
and then over the main Creek in Bay's Neck keep
ing serpentine direction, then over Peach Blossom
Farm. embracing partially, Mr.. Samuel Kennard's
farm, then up the river of Great Choptank, crossing
and re-crossing that river as far up Gpns Point,
the residence of Captain w. Richardson, where,
probably it ceased its destructive career after des
troying in its course, the finest wheat crop, which
has been known for many years in Talbot County
dwelling fencing to the ground, blowing down trees
of every kind, as we'll as many houses and breaking
thousands of panes of window glass.
In Bailey's Neck, more especially, the greatest'
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-05-20

The friends of the Administration in the first cleo
ton district OF Cecil Co Md. have recommended
II. B. Pennington, Esq. Delegate to the Gene
raj Assembly, and John Wroth, Esq. as County
Commissioner for that district.
In the 4th district Of the same county, Edmund
Physc, Esq. as a candidate for the Assembly, and
James Preston as County Commissioner.
In the Cd Election district A. F. Henderson, Esq.
as Candidate for the A ssembly.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-05-20

desiruction has been experienced, entirely blasting
die pleasing. prospects y: Capt. Richard Trppe, hr.
Thomas Hnyaar,!'s wheat, more especially bis fine
early wheat, aud all hisrye, Mr.. Hac's wheat field
enirt'y, and Mr.. iguatius Rhodes delightful pros
poets for large crop are almost entirely blasted.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-05-20
EGtract of a letter From Uashingf

Eafracf Of deter from Washington
Mr.. Randolph, as you will have seen, has left
The House for the remainder of the session. On the
passage OF the Tariff Bill, be seized with sud-
den Illness Previous to his leave, he conducted
Edward Livingston TO his seat, with all his papers
and packages-there lie installed him as the occu
pant and putting his right hard on his left breast,
bid him an atleu--most aifectionately and i'm posing
ly, as might say. Mock sublime
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-06
BY PLEASANTS s. SMITIl

1T The CONSTITUTIONAL WIG is published twice a
week, wednesdays aud Saturdays at i've dollars per
anDum, payable in advance.
~ Previous discontinuance Of the paper, all
rearages mist be paid up. Aud those who may wish to
discontinue will notify the Editors that effect at least
thirty days before the perioi expires for they sub
scnibed.
~ For adversnS-75 ccn,s square Cor ess) for the
6rst insertion, ani50 cents for each continue The
number OF Insertions be noted The Ms.
,hcy will bo continued AMI charged accordingly.
IL All letters 10 the Eato.s must be postpaid, ;e
viii reeeivs no attention.
u Notes of chartered spnee paying Banks of any OF
the States will be received in payment for subscription
the Wing, though Virginia or u States Bank Notes would
be Preferred; and remances be made through the
Post Office at the risk of the Editors.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-28
A,kt-z'+-s-:s>ssssat - ~ -
- MORNING., MARCH %. 1928.

.w,<rsD-A CARRIER for this paper
- At Tie Office.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-28

irving their means from individual subscrip'
tons, and Of which there is no lack-ihey will
therefore 60 on. The New York CONNER
cial, and several other papers, head paragraph
on the same subject tbus-"A state stopped
payment" Now il seems 10 us, that the state
in question has only stopped dunning, or ra'h-
CT suspended it for short time. AS 10 the
"means for The payment of the salaries OF the
officers OF Government and meeting the de-
mands Of other just claimants" the Executive
VIII take care that they be provided, without
reducing "Mrs. MARYLAND" to the necessity OF
knowing into the State of New York, to take
the benefit ofthe act" as suggested by the
Editors Of the Comnfcrcal.-"Mre. Maryland,
we can assure the Editors Of the Commercial,
will not be under the necessity of availing her.
self Of their hospitable invitation; and even II
her circumstances were in as straitened a con-
d,ion as the Editors suppose, she would most
likely turn her eyes for reliefto some other
STATE, where in she would not be in danger
Of Incarceration without food, except that
which the s,inted hand Of private charity
nigh, supply! In sober truth, the disagree.
ment between the two houses has placed the
finances Of the state in rather an awkward
predicament, but we learn The Gov. and Coun-
Gil will take care tina, the requisite means be
supplied to meet the necessary expenses left
unprovided for till the next session In this
there can be no difficulty, when it is Borne in
mind that independent of every other resource,
The State is owner Of upwards of million OF
dollars in various public stocks, from which
she is drawing interest.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-28
From the National Lntelfgencer.
TWENTIETH CONGRESSES SESSION
YednesdaX 1E1ych % 1923,
Wednesday,, Rarch 70. 1873
IN SENATE.

TWEEN TIE II CONGRESS,l ST SESSiON.
Wednesday,, lfarch 26. 1923.
IN SENATE.
The President communicated letter from
the Secretary Of the Treasury, IN obedience to
resolution Of the Senate, directing him TO
state the amount Of unexpended balances re-
naming in the Treasury al the close of each
six months: also, what amount Of surplus, above
the amount appropriated by Congress, remain>
ed at the close of each year, from 1917 to 1927;
and what portion Of that surplus was paid to
the Commissioners ofthe Sinking Fund; trans
mir,iing statements, accompanied with letter
from the Register OF the Treasury. On motion
Of Mr. Paris they were ordered to be printed.
The resolution in relation 10 the Lead Mines,
submitted Yesterday by Mr.. Benton, was consi-
dered and agreed 10.
Mr.. Ea,on, from the Committee on the Dis
trict Of Columbia, reported bill for the relief
of Thomas Constantine; which was read, and
ordered to a second reading.
The bin 10 continue the Cumberland Road
was taken up-some discussion occurred upon
il, between Messrs. Hendricks and Noble, when
on IN o ton of the latter the bill was ordered to
lie on The sable.
Mr.. Woodbury. gave notice, that he should
move, tomorrow, to take up the bin TO pros
vide for the compensation OF certain Revolu-
iionary ofhcei~.
PUBLIC LANDS.
TIE. unfinished business OF yesterday, beng
the bill for the graduation Of the prices ofpub-
lie lands, was then .aken up.
MIR. Benton accompanied the reading OF a
letter from Land Agent in Tennessee, with
some predatory remarks. The writer of the
letter made some statements of the effect Of the
| system of graduation in that State, and gave a
schedule Of lands sold under the system, detail
ing the benefits derived from the plan OF grad
uatiop, and wishing success 10 the bill propos-
ed by Mr. B.
Mr. Barton replied.
Mr.. Mckinley followed at great length, in
| support OF the amendment offered by Mr..
Hendricks.
On motion OF Mr.. Benton, the bill was laid
on the table with the understanding that it
should be taken up tomorrow.
The bill from the other House, 10 authorize
The Presidcn, Of the United States to cause a
line to be run between the Territory Of Arkan-
| sas, and the State Of louisiana was read, and
ordered to second reading
The Senate then went into Executive busi>
ness, FOR short time and when the doors
were opened,
The Senate adjourned
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-28
HOUSE OF RErR EsENrArIvEs.

plsRuRsING AND ACCOUNTING OFFICERS.
The House resumed the consideration Of the
resolutions heretofore moved by Mr.. John S
Barbour proposing to amend the Constitution
in such manner as take from the President all
agency in the appointment or dismission Of
accounting and discussing officers, and, on
motion, after some debate, the resolutions were
committed TO the Committee of The Whole
House on the State of the Union.
On motion Of Mr.. Ramsay, it was
Resolved, That the daily hour 10 which this
House shall stand adjourned, be eleven O'Clock
in the forenoon, from and after Monday next.
On motion of MIR. Garnsey,it was
Resolved, That the Committee on Military
Pensions BIZ instructed to inquire into the en-
pediency Of placing Henry Johnson on the
Pension roll for wound received, and his
gallant conduct as a soldier in battle, during
the late war, on the Niagara frontier.
ADJOURNMENT OF CONGRESS.
Mr. Tucker, of South Carolina, moved the
following resolution:
RESOLVED, That Committee on the part OF
the House Of Representatives be appointed, 10
Join such Committee as the Senate may aP-
point on their part, to fix upon, and recon-
mend the day on which the President OF the
Senate, and he Speaker of the House Of Rep
resentatiyes, shall adjourn the present session
Of Congress.
The resolution was read, and laid on the ta-
BILE for one day, accoI ding to The rule of the
House.
An engrossed bill to reduce the postage on
nampble,s for the use Of schools, was read .
third time, passed, aud sent 10 the Senate for
concurrence.
An eEgrossed bill, entitled Gan act to author
ize the president of the United States TO run
and mark. a slime, dividing the Territory OF
Arkansas from the State Of Louisiana" was
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-28
4 Tavo Story DyeIing House for Sale.

A TaUo Story Dwelling House Jor Sale.
"a ! am authorized to dispose of, at private sale
.EISA House and Lot two doors west of Capt. John
McCobb's, on the north side Of Prince-strcet. The
front Is feet by a. and is two story frame build
ing, containing four rooms. The back building is
brick, and half stories high Ia by 4e feet, con.
tanning three rooms and good kitchen, smoke house
and store room under it. The whole lot is 10 feet
front, running back 90 feet TO 10 feet alley, and
subject to ground rent of S23 rs annually.
The situation of this property is considered the
very best as it regards health and other advantages.
When the yellow Fever was in town. case occurred
any where near tins lot A small part of the purchase
money will be required in hand' for the remainder,
easy payments will do, if we'll secured. Apply to
mar S7-,f GEO. JOHNSON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-28
r'rhe brethren Of the Ma

sonic Family in Alexandria, who are disposed to Join
Brethren of of Washington in the procession for
paying due honors to the memory Of DE WITT
CLINTON, are Informed that boat is provided for
conveying them to Washington, and will leave the
wharf precisely at halfpsst O'Clock.
THE COMMITTEE
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-28

~. plkin's Civil History ct the United
$50. Government is to be published in the
.sorrhe ensuing summer. The work will
.,,ir History of the Government under
ssn, Constitution down TO the close oil
g., Wa,hington's administration.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-28
read the third time, passed, and sent to the Sen.
ate for concurrence.
TARIFF BILL.

read the third time, passed, and sent TO the Sen
| ate for concurrence.
TARIFF BILL.
On motion Of Mr.. Mallary, the House AGAR
resolved uselr into the Committee of the whole
House on the State Of the Urion, to take into
considera,i on the bill in alteration of the Sc.
veral acts imposing duties on imports.
Mr.. Bates,of Massachusetts, sock The door &
occupied it for three hours. When he conclu-
ded his remarks, Mr.. Forward obtained the
floor, bu, had not proceeded far, before Che civ.
ing way for motion to that effecC-
The House adjourned.
FPWe are authorized 10 announce VIM. n
FlIZHUGH, Esq as candidate to repre- sent
the County OF Fairfax in the mex, Virginia Lee
gislature.
KPWe are authorized to announce THO.
MAS MOSS, Esq. as candidate to re.re sen,
the County Of Fairfax in the next Virginia Lei
gislature.
hJr We are authorized 10 announce GEO
CHICHESTER, Esq. as candidate 10 repre-
sen, the County Of Fairfax in the next Virginia
Legislature.
RJ@We are authorized TO announce Dr.. TT.
MINOR as candidate 10 represent the Coun-
~ OF Fairfax in the next Virginia Legislature.
TWe are requested to announce Doctor
James Macrae, as a candidate 10 represent the
County Of Prince William in the next General
Assembly of Virginia.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-28
From the Baltimore Patriot.

%, '" no''hern Editors are indulging in yari-
as ,ts sse'anons, and even in merrimen,, on
1 lunar situation on which the financial af.
n, '. ~ MArS'and have been left by our legis>
u, me Boston Palladium thinks that all
coa,ro".nroad projects must be suspended in
n,v , fssnSe oil this state OF things. Not so.
dc independent, of The state treasury de-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-28

The Providence Patriot says: "There is no
ami, Of it, size, on earth, containing so much
wealth, cnterpriz", industry, comfort, and mo-
r,!iry os Rhode Island.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-28

weekly paper, entitled the Bachelor
I,nrn,l is abou, to be issued at Boston, deVot-
ed exclusively TO the Interests Of this class Of
oor ci,izrns |, will doubtless be well support
81
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-28

-, Sr,aker Of the House has wisely resol'
., - rgscind the order, which he arbitrarily
I'd, few DAYS ago, compelling the auditors
IL, C,u,r, Of the House TO sill uncovered.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-28
Trustees Sale.

I nder the authority of deed oftrust to the sub
u scribers, will be sold at public Auction. on sa.
trday the 5th day April next, at the lot lying about
halfa mile above the Town of Alexandra. and CT
the east side ofthe Turnpike Road leading from Al
exandria to Washington, and formerly in the occupan
cy OF the late Mrs. Mary FcndaII,
II number Of likely and vafuabie Negro
Slaves.
Also various othe, articles Of personal property con-
ssting Of Horses, Wagons, Carts, Household Fur.
niture, &c. Terms made known on the day Of sale.
1 TgoMpso q; f +. MASON, Trustees
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-28

r.. House Of Representatives, it will b.
,..D las again agreed 10 meet a, II o'clock
An The change in the hour Of meeting L
IN, Ike mace next week.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-28
SMlll!p NEWS.
Port Of Alexandria.

ARRIVED MARCH 81,
Schnr Velocity. Hammond, Boston; plaster, rum,
sc. to VIM Fowle < Co. and fieight for the District
SAILED.
schnr Elizabeth and Nancy. Henry, Philadelphia.
Sloop Express, hewitt, Baltimore.
Ship Pioneer Marbury, cleared at Savannah 18th
inst. for Liverpool
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-28
Fifty Dollars NeWar

"ILL be given for apprehendinc
w the property of. Miss C. F. NJ.
who left my employ in November Ia.
stout Black Man, about S feet 8 or 9 il
about 80 or "a years Of age. and shows
spoken to, which are very large and "
lip turning up; by trade a Wrought ,
march 70 3tawlm. JOHN C.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-28

I0S Bulls Pippin Apples in prime order, Just re.
- ceiyed and for sale by
march g LINDs.sY, hill geo.
10 Carriage Makers.
AOMM Feet Of seasoned Ash Plank. 2. q, 3 &
| q inches thick; just received and for
march Is JOSIAH r. DAVIS
Fifty Dollars Reward.
WILL be given for experimenting negro Bristo
w the property of Miss C. F. NJ. Cali deceased.
who left my employ in November last; he is a very
stout Black Man, about feet or 9inches high and
about 80 or "a years of age and shows has teeth when
spoken to- which are very large and white the uppe
lip turning up; by trade a Wrought Nail Maker
march 70 3tawlm. JOHN CREIGHTON.
SUN FIRE COMPANY.
Extract from Law Of the Corporation.
Sec.6. And be it further enacted, That if any per-
who shall be present at any fire, shall neglect or
refuse to obey the order direction of any officer
who shall be appointed by any fire company now es.
tabshed, or which may hereafter be established,
knowing him to be officer, such person shall fer
felt and pay for each offence the of five dollars
Provided, The name of such officer shall have been
first published in one of the public papers printed in
the town
A "a meeting of the Sun Fire Company, held at
n the Old Council Chamber on Monday evening,
Oath inst the following persons were electedt to
the ensuing Year,
Jacob Morgan. President.
John EIooH, Tiee President.
II. L.. White, Clerk e Treasurer.
John ITooh,
Robert Brocket, Commanders.
Jacob Morgan,
Robert T. Ramsay,)
John Dunlap. SubDircciors.
r. l. 7. Wilson,
I. p. Thompson,0
Jesse II Rans.v Regulators,
Jas. Thompson,
Jos. Mandeville,)
John Withers, Trustees.
John Morgan, }
r. l. r. WILSON,
march 81 Clerk Protein.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1828-01-15
DIALOGUE.

Planter. Do you buy tobacco, sir Manu-.
facturer. 0 yesh, buys great deal tobac.
ca vat sort to9accs ism it !? Plan. Manu-.
y ictured tobacco. nine is, and very nice
Isnd good, you may slip the kegs off and ex-
anime i from top to bottom. and If il is hot
lrrime you may have il for nothing. Man. /
/. dcsh not vart il, manufactures mvseIf. /
Plan. SIX your Pardon, sir, / dd not /
Il ow yen were manufacturer but new |,
have met with you, you w,l obllge me 4
ETe'y much if Won will i9iorm me lov your !
.u.iness is conducted II this city, am tod !
at il is very profitable bus,orSs, bur tnas
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1828-01-15
A nnEAM,

gfer reviewing the Public buildings in Washington,
burnt BY ,Ae British Aug "A, 1914
rT~HE scene Of conAagration which by day
L Excited feelings painful TO survey
Appssr'd in sleep, and family disclose
The pleasing vision which in dream arose.
High on the capitals smoky wall,
Midst trsc,ur'd columns OF the congress nan,
Columbia sat, . full frequent heav'd the sigh,
And grefs duh languor Hos,ed 10 her eye,
With wild emotion e,'ry iee,nre wrought;
Her air was sorrow and her look was thought
L.! an angelic form with circine rays,
Ra,,d desc ending, struck me with amaze;
Al eagle soar'd aoft with wings outspread,
Triump hanty n'ershadpwng her head
IT'S Liberty who comes with heavenly grace,
A smile of comfort manling in her face
Soon she a!igh,s, and quick with rapture prest
Downcast Columbia to her glowing breast
t4our, not, she said, the Vanda,'s savage flame,
A lasting tarnish of the Invaders tame;
TO g,ea, revenge your children 1t inspires,
Aud makes them emulate their salned sires:
Extend your vlew--oer lakes DER seas. Der fields,
Whole fleets are taken and whole armies yield,
Befpre your youth vain veterans ny the held,
My spirit gives an energy divine,
To m4ks yoar all tormer deeds ou,shine
Now, 40 eif.agent burst Of western light,
and sllded nls wide rolling, struck my SIGHT,
Jusiice drscen,ls, but as she nearer drew,
a blaze Vi glory hid her from my view
heafu VOICE, tnOubn soeIhu, so't VIII 1--WE
Pronounce She came commissioned from above.
"Droop not Columbia, she exclaimed, but trust
In power almighty, for your cause is just.
Tie Vaccinations If the bad shall fail,
The i3tce 81 numbers be 1t no avail
Or G. sl,ai, shield lily chosen land from harm,
Cu God protect tiee with his ontslretched arm,
This CRY ne'er BY foe shall be undone, TON"
Which bears the immorla name Of WAsHINo-G
At this mcthonght peal cf triumph rung,
And new edite with splendnr sprung
Like ph,rnix from It's ashes, and a sound
0tvictnrl ard peace loud rose around;
C@nions tro ps, trophies and joys Wild uproar,
\pCansd strange sensations never felt Eef1,e;
Sudden I ". ke--ali glowing with delight,
Aud ful q Faith IL presage u the night.
Oe Dove 70 Noah in The t,euge bore
The welcome token ot discovered shore,
I7s2 hsrbingrrs from sant,iouag heaven srpear'd,
f That sorroaing Conmhs nigh, be cheerd y
o., may il be the Almighiy's gracious will,
This pleasing vision quickly 10 fulfil.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1828-01-15
W-DRLEANS
on,
TIE SONS OF THE JVEST!
AR" Join R4A aaee.aagdt Tartar, e.

AR" Jotn R4A oqre.aagdt 4 Tartar, e..
= SkAVE sons Of the West ynnr deeds Of reeowp
Jnnid a new scene for HE wbl il, TO admir-.
ionf ,alor nnf,val'rd, all Europe will crown
As subject for praise and theme for lie lvre
You've ennohc,l tie waters on which yo, were h,rn
N'sslssippi eusrges fespeRdent ~ story
Md tie scenes th+ 18th triumph our cuuutrv =
dorn.
Ne".of!eins arises unequallei in glory
brave Sons Of the West, the blond in ynur vcms.
AZ dangers approach, waited moi fsr persu,d.rs
fou tnshd from yonr mountains, your hills ana
,ouI plans,
And followed your streams 10 rcpc the invaders;
Tow Game, YOU entnnnteied,ynu conquered The host
Thai Britain had dared . deba,k on ,our Shares.
Neg Orleans, fofever, yon, vaior vii boast.
And Mlssiss,p mnrinur your praise as il ppnrs
P.ond leaders Of Britain, your fortane bchnldi
Embarked IN " secret and grand cxpplition"
fou stii'd 10 ran ,rtumphs, and e{ct 10 eet a9Ai:
fou lam.d-marcned 10, Wari--and mel ,our
perhiinn
The plan q Nea- Orleans, sti,auynin.,l an, ri.
Ain Bntain's best oiaoi. Afford. illustration
h. mln, fine olnmns q conquest were l,dl
How ies hlse returned from the " grand dtmo.l.
station
~ pn'nt 20 remote, yon hanc,l 10 SUNRISE
Ahh ~ uch els lrvoi ni protection
fns kne.s nnt ahat faithful anI visllAnt ewes
aefc "a'eh'ns Your movements III ,sc,y direc-
y - ~ sc nfan Etee Nhen guarlins hia nasi
doNaot stN ,heit t4v'ti,c Nea.U,leans II dan
4 d srat n hn.ri .cksoS tie sous oftle ", i,
10 welcome AID bais lie boles u tlc s,.an.sr.
I ~ ~ q III W.s,, ~ Europe MI praise
tae II emptasfs s,ti si,rb you pertolm'd you,
COMMISSION.