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Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-06-25

ISAAC HILL, whose nomination as sec
ond Comptroller Of the Treasury-the
Senate has recently rejected, has been
elected by the Legislature of New Hamp-
shrc to represent that State in the Senate
OF the United S ates MIR. Woodbury.
having declined reelection. This mark
OF confidence from his native State must
be exceedingly gratifying to Mr.. Hill, and
is well calculated to heal the wounds in.
ti'cted by the S,nate's rejection. The
State of New Hampshire has considered
him worthy to be compeer to those gem
'lemen who deemed him unworthy of oc-
cnpyIng subordinate place in the Treas
ury Department.. That respectable state
has not thought that the occupation, to
which Fra"ki" has given dignity and
consideration, has degraded him from the
rights of Citizenship. and disqualified
him for participating in the trusts and Dig
mites of office The representative of
the sovereignty of one of the old 'Fhr-
teeners, he occupies station of truer
and more exalted dignity than any uithin
the gift of the government. tits but fair
t. consider, in the absence Of all sufficient
proof to the contrary, this mark of ds,in-
gnished confidence by his native state, as
a complete verdict of acquittal by jury
OF the vlcinage, of all the ACQUISITIONS tn at
have been urged against him.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-06-25

On Saturday last, the 10Th inst meet
ing OF the Citizens Of Charlottesville, was
held Tor the purpose Of forminga Temper
ance Society agreeabIy to previous notice,
when DR.. II. Massie, Jno. W. Davis aud
). VIC. Watson were appointed Commit
tee to prepare a Constitution tn be sub
United to subsequent meeting, on Sat
urday next, the 26th inst.
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Highest Prizes :
PRICE OF TICKETS :

PRICE OF TICKETS
Whole 81, Half So 90, Quarters 81 90.
~ Orders for Tickets or Shares in the
above Lottery, will receive the mos,
prompt attention if addressed (posf paid }
to YATES 81 MINTYRE.
Washington City, d. C.
" An official account of the drawing
VIII be forwarded to Adventures, free Of
postage.
May $50 tdd
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-06-25

Accounts from England of the state of
the Kings health give little hope that he
is alive at this time. His disease is said
to be dropsy of the chest, disease at
all times implying the highest degree of
danger at his time of life, in ms 6Sth.
year. and with the habits oil his early life,
certainly hopeless. The Duke oc Clarence
William Henry will be his successor.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-06-25

nc expenses for the support of the poor in
i'rk city, for the past year, are stated. in
inc report OF committee of the Common Coup.
,"' )" nave amounted to the sum of one hun.
area ana twenty four thousand dollars.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-06-25

ihE oUNsrAnLEs.-There is a prodi-
s'ouI ,",roversv going on in the newspa-
PeIs III relation to the origin of the present
.as''o"ao,e oonnets. 1t is affirmed that
rough, Mass. "s' - oNo'
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-06-25

On Saturday, Mr.. Van Buren, intended to pro-
coed to Norfolk, for the supposed purpose of
meeting MIR. Randolph, who is at that place
waiting to embark on his mission to Russia
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-06-25
THE FOURTH nE INV

vrIJE ScIe III UT JULY.
hE charlottesville Debating Society. will
.es t''e an OF July by reading the Decla-
49,; VI Independence and the delivery of an
Crs s on the 3D. (the 4th being Sunday) The
Cenora''on will commence in the Presby terian
Hnurcn At eleven o'clock precisely. The pub.
lie are invited to attend pN'
by order OF tho Committee of Arranpemen,s
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-06-25
COHEN'S OFFICE,
BALTIMORE, May 90, 1880. /


EPORT OF THE DRAWING of
IL q the Maryland State Lottery, No. s
for 1880 -
1858 (Odd No) the capital prize, $4,000
.4oo prize OF 1000
44u4 prize OF 300
1867 prize Of 2OO
1867, 15 1875 ''o'' prizes of 100
765, 227I, 1878, 1857,
s s7ss. s s15s' 5'7s' 1915 prizes of so
Is, 1878, 5000, s349,
9S2, $40, 6l22, 1927,
1860, 1862, 665l, $500, Lprizes of 90
1877, 5l39, 1923, SOB,
1914, $40, 1861, 1919,
100 of Sc each, and 45G0 prizes of IS
EACH
NO. 5653, GAN ODD NUMBER.)
Having drawn the Capital of TEN
THOUSAND DOLLARS, agreeably
OF the scheme, therefore, all the odd Num-
berS, being those ending with either
L ) 3 z or 9
are, each entitled to prize Of Five Dol
lars, and ~ addition to whatever prizes
they may have draw u besides.
HPThe holders of the prizes are res
Pectinily requested to present them for
payment, as soon as it may sui, their CON-
vcnience
J. |. COHEN, Jr. g. BROTHERS.
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NEV MODR or ORA VINO

Tie Holder of Five Ticket, or
ehares; WI be certain @f obtaining At
Feast TWO PRIZES, and may dyaw
SEVEN
Inc Juaryland Stafe Lotiery,
NO. &, FOR 1880.
~ De drawn under the snperin,en-
d'"ce OF the Commissioners appointed BY
the Governor and Council, in Baltimore.
On Wednesday, 3Oth June.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-06-25
LOOK OUT!!
n SIVI.NDLER.

a BSCONDED from this place IN the
- night of the 2lst inst. young man,
W no calls himself
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-06-25

The President of the United States left Wash.
ington on Thursday week, for Tennessee, with
part of his family.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-06-25

Inv culture of silk was first commenced in
o"utn carolina as far back as 1902.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-06-25
A CARD.

n "a Il u.
VIE undersigned respectfully informs
a his patrons and the public generally
that the next meeting Of his school will
take place on Friday the ID July, at 10
O'Clock, A Nj. He begs leave to suggest
to those whose children have never been
taught dancing, and who would wish them
instructed in that polite accomplishment.
that as some OF his best scholars are en-
tered Tor tbs session, their example in de-
pertinent and requirements in the art of
Ddnc'ng, must be of great advantage to
the new scholar.
J. A. XAUPT.
~ Is. Produce received III payment.
June 1870 n
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-06-25
GROCERIES.

VIE Subscriber has received. lin adj
z dition to his former stock) a general
supply OF GROCERIES, &C., OF which
the following comprises part, viz
hogshead Of first cnality, Brown Su-
gar at l2aa cents per pound.
do second quality, do do at
10 cents per pound.
Best green lava Coffee, at II cents.
Fresh new Herrings by the barrel or
retail.
ALSO
A supply of DnnIaps Albany Beer, and
some first rate Oranges.
ALSO
"A lew boxes Of Spanish Segars, war
ranted to be oTthe first queity Togeth-
er with general assortment of Groceries
all ct which will be disposed of low for
CASH, by
Fl. 81. WOLFE.
Random Row.
. June 1870 &c
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-06-25

II is stated that Frances Wright con-
templates returning to England.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-06-25

Edison, the " living skeleton" is exh
biting himself in Phiiadelph,a.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-06-25

ON Tuesday the ooh of June, 1880 the
DELAWARE, S. CAROL INA g. LOU
lSIANA LOTTL.,Y,
No 3, Extra,
Will be drawn at Wilmington, Del.
90 NO. Lottery-9 Drawn Ballots.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-06-25
$4,000
BRILLIANT SCHEur

3747 Prizes amounting to $4,000
Only nine thousand tickets in tho
scheme-The prizes all payable in
CASH, which as usual can be had the
moment they are drawn
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-06-25
FOUND,
DR.. JUDKINS
MVALUABLE OINTMENT

For the Cure Of
'pA,te SEEDLINGS; Sore Legs and Ulcers !:
Gtand@lar Tamours and .S.oe!lings:
haeumdtic Pains Sprains and
Bruises; Burns and .Scalds: Va.
mems Sore Breasts; add and
fresh Wounds, &c. &c.
PRICE-FFTY CENTS PER BOTTLE.
" For testimonials, see the state
ments Of the Hon. John Taliaferro. Hon
rh'I'p Doddridge, Hon. John Cooke, Rev.
Alexander Campbell, &c. &c.
"A fresh supply just received and for
sale by
]. T. BARCLAY.
June $50 g
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FANNY WRIGHT. &c,


The Editors of the Courier &. ENQUIRER
40 not inform us how they became pns-
sessed oil the papers from which they have
made the extracts below OH which ,hev have
commented with just severity. We take
1t Tor granted, however, from their high
character and extensive influence that
they are not imposing on the public, and
that the correspondence between the two
fIaton'c turtles, & the Explanatory notes
are really IN their possession. We are
not al all surprized at this state of things.
These Philosophers of Humanity are mere.
~ acting out their principles. They are
iaoorln9 IN their vocation. The surprise is
only that the catastrophe has been 81, long
delayed.-With equal talents employed in
course of conduct equally as eccentric.
the only difference between Fanny Wright
and Mary Wollslancrott is in the inferior
personal attractions Of the former ;-thh,
difference is most probably, the source OF
the difference of their lates.
We say to the New-York Editors 60 on,
and shew that these subverters of the NOR.
ais OF society are altogether unworthy OF
decent communiOn.--They have the
means in their hands, and they have the
hrmness to use them.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-06-25

Baltimore w" H@hloited ir
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-06-25

10 bride and corrupt the virtue aud in
'egri'y Of the people should be repressed.
what possible interest, for example, can
The people of the district Of country in
which we are writing have in the construc-
ton Of a Turnpike between Maysville and
Lexington in Kentucky, that the General
Government, established for general pur-
poses only, should appropriate $50 600
oil money OF the whole people of the Uni
ted States, To pay for it? What interest.
indeed, have the people Of the Green
River settlement in that State in this road
except the benefit which the people of the
whole State may derive from the expendi-
ture OF tins sum among them? Why should
the people of South Carolina be called up
on to contribute their money to aid the OPP
erations Of the Washington Turnpike
Company. or the people of Maryland be
taxed to construct the South Carolina rail
roadY These questions might be multi
piled indefinitely. We challenge from the
from the friends of the system sa,is!ac
tory answer to them. The whole system
IS unequal and unjust; and if the money
appropriated 10 effect il were drawn. by
The tax ga,herer, from the pockets OF the
people, they would speak in voice not
to be disregarded, aud it would vanish at
once before their aroused Indignation.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-22
POLITICAL.
THE KNIGHT WITH A SNOWY PI.U,

THE KNIGHT WITH \ SNOWY PLUME
There came from the jet black steed,
knight With snowy plume;
lie fed DER the heath, like a captive freed
From ,lungcon's dr'.sry gloom
And ga,ly lac rode t. his lortily homc--
But the tow RS View DARK aud dim,
And he heard no reply, when hc called for some
Who were dcarcr than lii, To him
The gate, which huri "a from the ancicn, plsce
lay noulderiug GA the ground:
Aud the knight rush n,---but SAW not n trace
or friend, as lac gaz'd around.
He hew 10 the grove, where his mistress Lutte
itri charrn'd him With loves sweet tuns-
Bu twas dcs'lzte nov. and the strung. ~.r, uu,
And she he ador'd Ma, gone.
The ~rca'hs were all dead ia Rosalie's l.,wer.
And Rosslic's dove VAS lost,
And TIE wintry wind had withc,.'d each flower
On the myrtle she valued most.
But cypress grew where the myrtlc's bloom
Oncc scent II The morning air
Ana um',r it, shade VAS "a marble. tomb
Aud Ros,lic's name Was there
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-22

THE ACTORS ~ THE sCENT,-No. 4.
The great ability Of the men Who
are now concerned ~ the French revO.
luiion, gives strong assurance that they
will e" through the work they have
commenced 30 fearlessIy.
Our readers must have noticed that
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-22

TO the Tribune and exclaimed, "IS the
time come then ia which we are IN lo.e
our heads IT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ,h.
evidence OF facts, the ministry regard
US as oonspirators. I say they do MOI,
do their duty. We are not inyiolablc
gentlemen. II We have consumed
why not arraign US! As for myself I
Invest myself Of the character Of De-
putty. Ministers! let your Iictors strike
Us before we leave the hall of our deli.
beration."
This was bold language, and would
almost induce us To believe, that then
as now, France was midway I'm re.
soiution. No one can deuy the sub
Ject OF this sketch the credit of HAVING
long since made up his mind "fo be.
TO do, or 10 suffer-
The situation now held by him is n
very important one. The electoral
colleges the nomination Of provincial
officers, the economy Of prisoners, the
PoDhc works, agriculture. commerce
aud manufactures all come under hi.
othciai notice. Nor do they come
mai-appropos 10 Casimir Perier. lie
mas written some excellent works on
hnance, and IS come cted with his bro
Their Alexander in some valuable and
extensive manufacture. at Orleans.
Nor IL this all. He is at the head Of a
large steam engine manuiactory on hi,
own account. and is deeply interested
IN the success of the national industry
Perhaps more popular man cannot
DE found IN Paris than this very per.
son. We wait for further develope
"ent oil his acknowledged talent.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-22


Husse'n. Dey Of Algicrs, is not
man oi cruel disposition. Severe only
towards the Turkish militia. whose Sc
ditIous and turbulent spirit he dread
ed. and was just and humane towards
the Aigerine population. which had
not TO reProach ban with either preva-
ucatiOn or tyranny. lie - not def
oicnt in shrewdncss, well educated foe
Q Turk. and tolcrabIy converssnt with
me political situation Of Europe, aud
the complicated interests Of the differ.
ent Powers with respect To the East
IL Is this part Of his information which
has caused bis fall, by inducing him To-
reckon imprudently 90 England. Ills
military knowledge appears 10 be very
limited. He has studied moro en-,
texts OF the Koran and Arabian books
Than modern tactics. IL is said in a
letter, tlIat-vhen some one observed
to him that he bad acted v rong In per.
hitting the French 20 land Without ou-
position, he replied But how would
YOU have had me take them i( did not
allow them 10 come ?-One day see
lng through a telescope battalion
firing with the front rank kpeel,se AZ
usOsl, he sid Lock at them. they
are asking quarter Courage, children
oi Mabomet" AZ another time, be
holding them marching ia close order.
a. " bound together be said-'I, -
then true that the french are making
war against their inclination. and have
been chained toestherio order to force
them TO 6ghL'-I Paris Paper.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-22

Revenge.-By taking revenge, . man
is bat even nth his enemy; bnt in
passing itoyer he 10 Superior. - Baeon.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-22


country people, in doing acts of benev-
olencc, and evlncing good will to the
poor.
Alter dinner. they painted together,
and the evenings were passed in read
ing or devoted to music.
To those Of our readers who have
heard with horror Of the misery Of high
lite abroad, IL may not be- unplca.ing
to mention that picture Of conjusal
love could TO where be found more
pleasing than 1t Claremont.
The following lines were written by
the Princess. To be inscribed upon d
snuff box which Hayter had ornament
Ell with a portrait Of Leopold. and
which she had intended To prexert
him. They give evidence Of poetic
talent, OF very promising kind.
To Ciarcmont's terrae'd heights and E.l,cr's
groves.
Whcrr IA the sweetest soliu,d. embraced
iiS The soft Sindings Of the siieu, mole,
rom Courts and cities, Charlotte finds rrpos.
t.n. haunting vale, beyond vha,e' ar the mus.
ftas 81 Aeh.ia Hesperia sung,
a vale oi bliss, . softly swelling hills,
On which the power oil cult,aiiou lies
Ahd lots To sec the wonder OF its toll
High expectations were naturally
formed Of the future reign Of such a
woman. but her premature death in
1917. deeply disappointed them. The
physician who attended her shot him
sell, IN despair Il is supposed at his
want OF success in the treatment Of her
Case.
The distress of her husband, as might
be supposed, was severe In the extreme.
A wife and throne were at once lost
forever. ~ Is certain that his conduct
has ever been that Vt 4 sincere mourn
.er. Is well known that the sove-
relsnty OF Greece has been recently
offered him. but the reasons for his de-
ciension. il sincerely given, are those
which viii do him honor.
Ii Is thought that he " Ill be included
IN the proposed Regency from his near
connection with the heiress apparent.
ana that this has induced hin, TO de-
cline the honor Of governing Greece.
lie is already Colonel of Dragons, a
British field marshal, and knight Of the
garter. IL is rumored, that he is short
y TO be made Duke Of Kendall. Ken
dial IS a town in Westmoreland. and
has already conferred the title vt
Duchess, Of the famous Msdemoisells
Schuismbu;g. whose ungainIy appear
ahce and swarthy skin did not pre-, cut
her from being the fayouriie Of George
the LIST. One would think. that with
such remembrance before him, the
prince would prefer some other Duke.
dom.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-14
THE RICHMOND RACES

VENHE TreeHl Races will commence the 6r.,
- tuesday in October next, and continue as u.uaI.
FIRST DAY-A produce sweepsiske for three v. ar
old Miles two mile heas-ontrance 200 dollars half
iei. ' w
L. James J. Harrison 'ers produce Of Kate, by A.
g. A. a. Wycbe enters produce of the dam Of Fran
els. by Archie. "'
VIM Nj. West entsrs produce of his Gallaiin
mare, Maria
A. JAZZ NJ Seden enters produce of his Di,ec,or
mare Norma. by Sir Charles
8. John Baker enters pro- Of his Chance mare
Jno Christian and Jno Minge, produce M,ti.
no Eve, by Archie
Z. Wm r. John,on enters produce of Reality, bv
Charles. '' W
g. VIM. Wynn, enters produce OF Thomas Graves
Bedford mare, by Sir Archie.
Same day a sweekstske, two mile heats. fer ,hr,e
year Old collie and fllies, entrance $500 hall forfeit
l. D. NJ SeldtD enters Charles colt, the Joint pro.
perry Of himself and Thomas Garland
z WIN l.. White, CHARLES colt, out of Kitty Fish.
3 The Watson, an Archie FLY out of a Jack An
drews mare. the property of Jas p. Wilkinson and Ab
ner Robinson.
a. Lbam Pocket, and Arab hlly, out Of Lady Tai.
man, the property Of +. c Mayo and Jas M S.LIen
same day post sweek'ake, for three year old colts
and niles, two mile heat, entrance 5000 half forfeit
SUBSCRIBERS.
JAS. HARRISON
THO. WATSON
g. JAS. NJ. SELDRN
heats. ~' WV "''''
THIRD DAY.--Jockey Club Purse 81 600 fur mil.
heats, subject 10 ususI deductions
Fourth DAY.--Po' Stake $780, three mile bes,s
provided a or more subscribers are obtained at 800
each. " W
The Subscriber will be prepared to entertain al the
Race-fied, instead Of be Tres-HilI house as herein
lore: lie has erected handsome and suitable building,
on the heid al considerable expense, aud from the
rasrdnary numbsr Of horses in lrainiug and 40 many
colts OF prcm'se unrisd and that will run in some Of
me enumerated taces, or that may be made un for n
purpose may well indues v't to Richmond the cn,u.
iog mon'h' j. NJ. SELDEN.
0'P" H. of-n Proprietor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-14
TIRUsT SALE OF LAND AND NEGROES

UNJUST SALE OF LAND AND NEGROES
a. BY virtue Of a deed Of Trust from Jane Wills.
Mary b. Wills. and Willis c. Wills Of record in The
county court OF Fluvanna shall the 9th day of De.
tob.r next, at the house OF Mrs. Jare wIs in said
county, offer for sale tract Of land containing 260 .
acre' bling twobirds OF tract belonging TO tho cs-
tate OF Elias Wills deceased This land lies in The coun
~ OF Finvsnna, about two miles from James r yer and
four or bt. mes above Columbia: about one third Of il
supposed to be cleared and in order for GUILTY.
portion of the residue is good tobacco land Favour.
ae Indications Of Cold raid 10 have bean recently
discovered omit. Those disposed to purchas. are in
ved to examine and satisfy themselves of its
and advantage. previous to tho day Of Sale.
shall also offer for sae, at the same time ard Mace
or not previously disposed Of eight min. groes con-
HsnHg OF two young women and their children 10 be
'old in family, the most Of the children are bows and
the whole uncommonIy likely.
Selling az Trustee, shall convey such title onv a.
IL vested in by the said deed OF trust though /, i,
belirved, the title is unques .ionsble.
Terms Of sale will be, onr.half the purchase none
70 De paid in hand the balance 10 he paid in ~ month.
ON The day OF SALE bearing interest from that day. and
OF be secured by deed deeds of trust on the prog
erty with additional personal security as,o The ne.
sroes. / WYNN Trr.,as
Sept IL. 31-w,ds
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SCHR NETTSE

We mentioned yesterday the loss of this vessel on
The 18Th ult, on Abace her voyage from this port 10
Vera Cruz The pas'ensersSqR, board, were MIR. and
slrs Devan and child, Of Italy; Messs. Bsrolme An.
tonic de Alvvon, Vonita, Ortsz T. p. Fo.sat, and Mr.
Deraux, If Mexico; b. B. Brown Of Richmond and
Geo. w. Hnghey of Pt'bufg-al Of whom, with tbs
MASTER Capt. Peter Barnard OF this city, two seamep
and the steward, color-d man, were lost. The mate
who has arrived hsre states that the gale or hurrc
commenced on the Afternoon Of lab, and lasted atout IS
hous-The Capt and four OF the passengers wero wash.
ed overheard AZ the onset, the vessel
capslzed ard dashed upon the rocks Very lile ri the
cargo, (Which was insured for between so and 10 900
dslar') was saved, and that lils in damaged stste
The Neu.s was in co. At the CONNIE csmsDt of the
gale, with two 'h'ps ard two schrs The stern OF the
'ehr. " Ellis Ann, OF Now York" afterwards drihed
ashore on hhaso-sso quantity Of hay 0hs mate sup.
posss from 10 10 $50 hslc) 60 bbls whisky or ain
and come es' Of oil and boxes OF soap The sebr E,izs
Ann, Moody, sailed from this port shout 10Th July Tor
New Orlssn' esrko 10 bales hay, 100 bb, gin, c,,k,
oil OIL boxes OF sosp &c. l. 10 probable that The si
elrs dtifted s'hors, were from this wreck.
This gale was not felt Al Nassau, only go miles die.
ISN'T ". r. Mercantile .Adu.