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Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-10-20
POLITICAL.

To the Ednor of the Columbia Is. G. )Teiescopc.
SiR-The enclosed letter from Judge
VIM. Johnson, you will see by the con :
Guiding paragraph, was sent to me for
publication. The importance Of the
allegation, that there has been for six
years q conspiracy to dissolve the u
MON, whether I believe the high au-
thority from whence il comes or not, J
leaves me no choice but to put the ac-
cuser to his proof, and the complying
with his request will, it is thought,
bring him out. The publication of my
answer. it will be perceived, was in
tended at the time il was written, TO
be at the discretion Of Judge Johnston.
The committee Of invitation have
thought it best that the two letters
should be published together, aud see
no improperly in acquiescing.
JOHN TAYLOR.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-10-20

rass, in the fauburg ST. Germane.-
The National Guards. In consequence,
assembled in great numbvrs, aud pro-
ceeded Ia disarm every man dressed
plain clothes whom they met. The
ext morning there appeared an orJi-
: ance prohibiting large assemblages ar
I racessions Of people. and also an adj
dress from Gen. Lafayette. entreating
Z hem To- observe the laws, and Ia be
upon their guard against spies and
c,uissaries Of the ex- government. In
mother ~eck. says = Paris letter Of
August 2Sth. "no man will possess n
hrclock in Paris who Is not absolutely
u soldier. . gdrds n,unicipaie. ar Ma
tionai Guard. No fears, therefore, can
he entertained for the maintenance Of
public tranquility" There had also
l'een rumors Of designs on the part vi
the Priests and their connexions Ia at.
tempt the overthrow Of the existing
aud somc of them, it is
laid, were going about the city in dis
3u'se: bot on the whole, there appears
to have been no serious cause for slarm.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-10-20
tn. P,,;, Jowyuci d,, Il,bof, .n.,t ,

The Paris Journal dss Ds6afs speaks
Of the favourabIe impression which hes
been made by the popular demeanos Of
the new king. lie walks abroad alone,
in his surtout. with a round drab bat.
and his umbrella in his hand aud 10
met in the streets and on the quay.,
undistioguishable FROM tho plainest cit
izen. Before. the monarch VAS only
seen in his gilt coach, drawn by six or
eight horses, escortcd by guards, and
50 forth.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-10-20

veyed. when the Government please,
but no sale is Ia take place, previvss
to removal until then, no person is 10
settle in the ceusery. About 5000
Indians were in Attendance.
ReputLeun.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-10-20

The eff.ctuai prevention of the pro.
secution Of the African Slave Trade by
French vessels, and the formal recog I.
nization "f the Independence Of the
enancipated Spanish colonies, are emu
merated among the probable benefits Of
the new French Revolution.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-10-20

Tie Duke de Bourbon has commit
ted suicide, owing, il is supposed. to
the embarrassed state Of his fortunes.
On Friday last. the following dread
ful event took place at Newcastle
upon.Tyne. 1t is we'll known to the
public. that Mr.. Yates, one of the pro-
prietors Of the Adclphi Theatre, has
been travelling in the northern parts
OF England, with the sagacious ele-
plant that nightly attracted such
crowded audiences last season, at that
theatre. Two keepers travel with this
stupcndous animal. and il appears that
one Of them, NJ. Baptistc Bernard, a
Frcnchman, had given some offence TO
the elephant. 1t is well known that
these animals will generally resent an
injury, let il be Of ever so long stand
ing, and so it unfortunately happened
for poor BERNARD. On going into the
place where the elephant was confin-
ed, on Friday, she seized Bernard
with her trunk, who called out .mur-
DER with all his strength, when Tom,
the Yorkshiremsn, the other keeper,
ran to his assistance, but the elephant
needed him not, and dashed the un-
Fortunate Bernard on the ground and
killed him. The cnraged animal then
attacked Tom, who luckily escaped.
but not before bis leg was dreadfully
lacerated. london poper.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-10-20

ed: That he had poured out his grief
over his grave, and put On end to the
sgoni.ing uncertainty which haunted
his mind respecting his death aud bu-
rial. He should 20 back comparative
iy soothej, with the entire satisfaction
that his son had not fallen into the
hands of barbarians, but had died sur
roun,led by hearts which could enter
into the feelings Of parent premature
ly bereft Of his only child.
n u Ilnr. Com.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-10-20

archbishop Chererus. "A gentleman
il Paris writes to his friend in Boston.
that deputation of FIVE distinguished
citizens Of Bordeaux, three of whom
were Prctestants, had solicited the
King Of the French, that Archbishop
Cheverus should be restored to the
peeragc; and it was expected the re
quest would be complied with.
NQs Intel
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lEnglish paper.

The Duke 81 Weilinrton's family
receives, IN sinecures, pensions. and
salaries, no less a sun than o63.-36
dollars annually. The Duke has also
received in grants from the govern
ment $500. 600 dollars.
General LsFAYETrF accepts Of no
salary .. Commander IN Chef Of the
National Guards. Marshal O1dinof.
the former Commander, received a "a.
larry Of 100, 900 francs.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-10-20

From Spain.-A gentleman who
came passenger in the ship Manchcs-
ter. arrived at Philadelphia from Ca.
dir. states that the people we're in in.
surrection in Gallicia. in the north OF
Spain. and that the black flag had been
holsted there. This news was pub
lished in the Csdiz papers previous TO
the Manchester's sailing.
The Manchester brought no papers.
Every thing Vas tranquil in the South
If Spain.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-10-20

In most quarrels there is a fault on
both sides. a quarrel may be CON.
pared TO spark, which cannot be pro-
duoed without flint, rs we'll - .
steel. Either Of them msy hammer
on wood fore,er bot no FIRE uill follow.
The world j. - fall nf fools that he
Who would avoid seeing any, must
'but himself ", and break his looking
gls.s.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-10-20

Tie Duke de Bourbon has commit
ted suicide. owing. il is supposed. {,
the embarrassed state Of his fortunes
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-10-20

Precociiy. "A late Bombay Gazette
states that great Preparations were
making 81 Clutch, TO celebrate the mar
rage of ''the young Ros." who is nov
upwards of thirteen years old, and who
is 10 marry his four wives at once.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-29
FLORIDA WATER

IUNdlS agreeable composition, which ia mt sur
passed by any ofthe imported Coloaue or Ia
vender Waters, is obtained from plants Which oros
IN the southern parts of the u. States II p nm
excellent and mild cosmetic nvgoratina the nerves
refreshing and identifying the skin and remoqing
frecRes and many other disorders of the face Il also
contributes to perfect state of health by counter
acting noxious exhalations, and terrifying the ebf
itated fbres. 49,
pIRheTIoSa-When used for bcautfying the skin,
OF TO remove the heat of the razor hzfa table sponn
fall in half pint pint of water the face III ~
Wen bathed IN IT. inthe proportisn from halfa tea
spoon full in vine glass of water, it proves an ex
cele9t Philodontic; il strengthens ths gums and m
rites the breath whep taken % essence of ueaner
mint Tor pains IN the stomach---from baIfa tel sno,
to two, IN little water and sugar, Is exseIlsnt in
nervous head aches. by rubbing the forehead and
smelling it QUICKLY from hafa table spoon 10 tshls
spoon full VIII be sufficient for this operation Il is
also one OF the best applications in case of bruises
aAd sprains as 1t causes the blood and linph to
peIVade freely their respective vessels Being rub
ped TO the head it excites the cutaneous nerves
gives tone to the integuments and promotes that ne
cuhar secretion ON which the health color and beu
ty OF the hair depends and prevents in a great mes-
sure premature grayness
u a supply in large and small bottles received
J. II. NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-29

500 Lbs Patent Seine Thread, suitable 6oat or dim sce
putnP IN or hanks. from Mo- IL to Is, inclusjvs
FOR sale by 4. g. r. JAMES & Co
lan - Market sooare
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-29

The Su0scrs6ers offer for SAFE, = .
* Hhds and IS hhls West India and New o. ~
OO leans sugar 49,
- boxes and 70 bbls loaf sugar .
20 hhds molasses 49,
ESQ bags coffee, various qualities =
bids and 35 barrels whiskey
Wines of various kinds, vinegar
50utoDs bar iron, Swedes EnoIsb & A.,s.,c.
BINS castings = ---'- Z
steel, German, cast and blistered
Cut nails and brads -
Noyascotia griDdstoncs ~
1000 sacks Liverpool salt
5000 bushels Lisbon do
80 tierces rice
600 do Thomaston lime
$50 Spanish hides
Soal and upper leather
Tanners and lnseed OIL tar
Spices, pepper. ginger. pimente and cassia
Alum, copperas, birthstone
Saltpetre, madder, indigo
Tallow and sperm candles
Brown and shaving soap
letter, writing aud wrapping paper
Almonds and raisins q ;
Window glass, various dimensions
Tumblers, ,dccanters, wines
Patent shot, gunpowder
Imperial, gunpowder and black tens = e.
Mackerel, No. Q and 3, cheese
Domestic Goods viz. sheetinqs shirt;nos
broadclotbs, etc. etc.
Cotton and wool cards.
Cotton bagging bale rope
sewing, seine and wrapping twine
Shoe thread &c &c
feb 10 yvEpp a 90
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-29
NEW BOOKS, De.
PRINCIPLES of Currency and Banking, BY e.

The Exclusives, a Novel of some celebrity.
The Practice IN Civil Actions, and Proceedings M
Court, and other Courts of the State a,Ia as IN ~
1ourts OF the United States: BY Elijah Paine and
VIM Buer, Counsellors ut Law; . vols =,
conversations on Vegetable PhysioIogy cornpre-
lions to Agriculture: BY the author of Convert
on Chemistry Natural Philosophy; With copper
fietts New Universal Biography Of emirent oe..
Francis Dewman, Sd ffom the 9Th I,ondon a,,;-
ton. 1' eu'-
No 90 g. 8, The Library of Useful Knowledoa.
No. Farmers Series ofdo.
No. 4 s. 2, Maps TO accornnan,, tlo r,;,.-.
ihl Knowedge and many other American sn A. Fn ss
lish publications receivedst N4S1r, Eng
mar3
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-29

ND. REVIEW, No. 90, is just received
IA mar 10 r. ID. SANXAY.
MEAL sIEvEs.-7O doz Meal seves Just receive
IHA and for sale al the Bahimoro factory prices by
mar 70 JANIS WINSTON. '
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-29

mIoSES' SEALSkIN SHOES.
UST received from their Factory, by tho EiEort
~ beautiful assortment OF misses sealskm wall
ing or school shoes. with thick soaIs. :
$3.50 ALSO, So
Misses superior goatskn and lasting dress sl;ppers
For sale by
GRANNISS. SON & BROTHERS. =
jan ~ Corner ofMain aud 18th streets
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-29

lust received from their mandatory. by the
- Packet Planter, large supply of Ladies Supe-
rier made Lasting Slippers, little handsomer than
any everin the city before, which will be sold at the
lowest price, by
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-29
Travelling Trunks.

AA"FNAiIIt3 AIUNA3,
lust received, large supply Of a super,or o,.i-
- ny. ALSO,
Travelling Bags and vsleces together with a
great quantity Of Hair Trunks, which viii be- ssld
GRANNIss, SON q BROTHERS.
marz Conner OF Main and f4fh atrcefs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-29

: French and English merino cloths
Super mazarine blue habit do
Pongees, Canton and Nankin cEauCs
Black and bue-blaok Italian lusirinss
Black India and satin levantines
Super plain md striped cloak sati1s
Black and coloured French do
Florences, all colours
a few pieces super black, and dark colour double
chain Darceline forences
eros de Maps, eros de Indies and Gros de Senes
Crimson and lemon colour leyantines
Rich cooured figured Gros dc Maps
Black taifetas and modes
Flagg, bundanna and sistersoy handl3a
Pongee bandannas, new style and very superior
cases cotton handkerchefs, some of which are
new-and beautiful patterns
Palmyrene, Ismyrenc, Leonidas, rich gro de mp
cashmere and merino handkis.
Cloth and cashmere points
Scarlet, white and black merno scarfs, $40 to Sa8
Black, white and scarlet merno shawls
Cashmere and imitation cashmere scarfs
Cambria, null and joconett musius
Plain and tanlboured book do
Plain and figured Swiss muslius
Black and coored cambrics
Satin striped and checked muslius
Ladies black and coored worstcd hose
Misses slate and black do
Chidrcn's scarlet socks and bootees
Mems heavy buck and dog skin gloves
Ladies beaver, horseskin and silk do
Ladies' and misses mitts
German and Irish linens
Linen camhrics and long lawns
so boxes ribbons, containing choice assortment
of rich bonnet, belt, gauzc cap ana plain satin
and gro de nap RIB Gus
80 boxes looking glasses
A large supply OF she'll tuck and side combs
Brazil side, crescent and tuck do
Pocket, fine ivory undressing do
Tooth, nail and comb brushes
Palmyrenes and battistcs
Black French and Italian grapes
Hat Grapes, assorted, No. TO l2
Black, drab aud assorted sewing silks
Scarf, legee aud bali twist
Marshalrs patent threads all nos
Clark's and Chappccs spool cotton
Cotton balls, assorted and white
DumFords best gilt pins
Q cases No. 81 to 6, London pack do
Buttons Of every description.
Buckrums, sail duck and paddings
Mems MILD wOo0n gloves
Windsor and soaps
Silk and worstcd brads, all descriptions
Russia and damask dinpors
British nnd German oznahurgs, Sc.
Also
Jscghorn and straw bOnucts
Ladies plaid, circussinn end mcrino cloaks
Mems plaid and cambct do &c. &c.
Tho above with varicty OF articles not cnumcra-
cd, rcndcr our assortment Ut this time very CONF
through our house IN New York, we shah
sotinue TO receive during The seasons such supplies rs
Ahy DO necessary 10 keep our stociat oil times good
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-29
BLUE LETTER PAPER,

The Rs3ais. Iracy's Ambition. =
T1 the author oferhc Colegans n-Just published For
- sale by -,aft COLLINS s. Co. -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-29

~. - - * ~ 10 shnkr-S ~ CO.
11e - Market Square.
yAJuES fLNSTOJv, Commission Merchant.
HA AS ON consignment, and offers for sale Ff'
- 10 bids. of'Porto Rico and N. o. sugar
~ barrels OF refined sugar at 16 to 20 CTS.
~ ~ brown sugar, (st. Croix)
~ herring
~ nett shad
20 cider vinegar
80 choice crab cider
81 boxes of mould candles at ioa cts.
Az soap
~ fine roram hats
iuo reams OF wrapping paper
~ printing do
30 writing do
10 pieces Of cotton bagsing ut ls cts.
20 coils of boiling rope
10 dozen Windsor chairs ~
o :" wire selves. assorted sizes :,
20 sides, waxcd and russell leather
5000 lbs. OF cotton yarn assorted
10000 of Hacks superior segars
Bed cords, leading lines, bags of WOOL uacerol and
NEW AND OLD BACON, SC. &c. ell for sale on
the most reasonable terms. ian Its
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-29
BALDWIN, IVES Il Co.

an extensive assortment of
Fresh Dry Goods, e
Which for cheapness or variety is surpassed by none
IN this market, and TO the examination Of which,
they solicit the attention of purchasers. Their stock
consists in part of
Fine, supcrtine and extra super blue black fashion
able olive and brown cloths
Common and fine drabs, greys and assorted colors
Fine and superfine black and blue cassimeres :.
"A few pieces extra fine light mixtures do
~ cases sattnetts, common to extra superfDe,
consisting of CLAY and JACKSON mixtures silver
Oxford. steel and gold do cinnamon drabs,
browns,Slc. from 35 to 81 rs yard
80 bales and cases coarse woollens such as plain
common twilled and extra heavy double milled
kerseys, Sc. most of which very suitable Ell
Their fol, manufacturers or coalpit hands
bales heavy olive and drab frshings aud drab
Devonshire kersevs
81 bales to point, dff and plackiaaru blankets,
some of which are extra large and heavy
bales rose blankets, assorted, 8-4to 1874
is do white, red, green, black aud blue Aannels
2 do extra fine white, and white gauze do
3 do green buises and floor cloths
do blue, brown and green serges
cases Walkers Tartan plaids and blue cambets
ls do domestic and rich London prints, of beau
tifhl patterns, from 101 to 33 cts
do Scotch and English ginghams
VII do 8, a 81 Sd blcached shirtings 81 sheetings
SO bales 3-4 brown shirtings
4, and Ga brown sheetings, full supply, some
of which new style and extra hne
Dorchester, assanpink and auburn bed ticks
bales common domestic and superfine carpetings
do domestic jeans and Canton flannels
Plaid domestics and cotton checks
= bales and cases black and coloured homhazettf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-29

VNLOORING PLANK q RAILING I'D, 900
81 feet Of good flooring plank and Go0O feet Of
prime railing ior sale on the Dock.
Fob. o. JAMES WINSTON.
PoTAT0ES, CIDER, BEER & apples.
Oh Hampers genuine Irish potatoes, from Ireland
az direct,
40 bbls. do Foxitcs and whito Northern
90 do New Ark cider, Albany bccr, and Jersey
apples of fine quality Just received, and for sale by
ftb5 WIN. j. CLARKE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-29
Final Adyerlisement.

ZYLE g. COCHRAN, being about TO close
N their sales and business in tho course ola few
weeks, respectfully request those indebted to them
to,como forward and make payment, They have
still on handa variety Of desirable DRY GOODS
which, in order to avoid an auction sale, they will
sell much below cost. Purchasers arc invited to
caH, as goods will DO offered ot such prices as viii
insure sales feb t5--ts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-29

'nE uethodis> nons, sontansng great va,;-sv ~
various metres 20 the Methodist Hymn Book and es..- -
the use OF e Methodist IN the Uo;ssf
lot Particular occasions. " a - s = 1859
The Boston Handel and Haydn Society collection Of chs,c
beng selection Of the approved ps.lm and
ymn tunes, Sc &cs-joa received By - -, -'''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-23
TTION4S JEFFERSOw

The last number of the Edinburgh Review contains
an article on the memoirs ard pondeDce Of Tho
mas Jefferson recently published in this country and
IN London IL is an able paper inaccurate and pre-.
JUDGED OF course 10 OF it's estimates OF the great
Apostle Of Democracyi but containing, nevertheless,
Just WIS OF and reflections upon many subjects con.
nected with the memoirs The Reviewer thus alIudes
TO the history Of the adoption of the American Consitu.
zion -. 14lbanu Aygus
Recent az the history OF the United States both
Adams and Jefferson agree, that the important ma
ierdIs Tor it, bret, and, in respscts most exciting
period ara already replaced by only. The
Secret Journal Of the Old Congress has been lately pub
lished. But how mere a skeleton II presents Adams
writes to Mr.. Niles In plain English, and in few
wor'i con'i1er the true history Of the American Rev
olntion and the estab hment Of present consuu.
ton, az lost for ever; and nothing but msre
ons, or partial accounts OF it, will ever be recovered
JeHrrsou had before communicated 10 Adams the same
opinion On the subject Of The American Revolu.
lion, you ask, who shall write ia who can write in and
who will be able to write il Nobody excen,
merely it's external scs all its counc H. designs and
discussions having been conducted by Congress with
closed doors, and no member, far as know hsv.
ing even made notes OF them. These, which are the
LIE ani soul OF ory, must forever be unknown
The head OF two short arguments happen 10 have
oeen tken down by Jefferson himself; Indie
pttdehce ana The other upon the mode in which the
articles OF the moderation respecting tax es and yot
ing should be arranged. They are remarkable, not
only as the only remaining evidence OF the ability with
winch these discussions were G Dducted bat as
proofs how strongly American siaesm laboured from
The very 6rst under the two great difficulties against
which they have hitherto struggled on by compronpise
and evasion, but which they have not advanced sep
towards successfully tubdung we mean the ousss
tons arising out OF slavery aud the principle which
the number Of votes given to the several states should
be spporIioned 30 as TO secure to each ts ndepen'
derce.
BoUa's History Of this period is stated TO be the
best Tor detail, precision, and candour; yet as 4 the
difficulties which must enbarrsss foreigner in his
searches after the Truth not sufficiently ssious
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-23

EG RS. WILLS, is opening MllliueIy aud
w Mantra- M aking Establishment, on the Main
Street, opposite Messrs. Binfod s. Brooks-wh.re ey.
cry description OF work ia the above branches, wi be
executed 30 the best manner, most approved style
Dresses, Pel.ses, Riding Habits, Coaks, &c. made to
order OIL tho shortest notice.
She personally selected in New York and Pniadel-
phia, most splendid assor,me Of Millinery and Fam
cy Goods consisting in part OF the following articles =
Elegant Winter Hats aud Bonuets, Tufbans, Cam.
CaPes, Feathers Flowers, Ribbons, II air Curls Puts
and Bssids.
Also large supply OF }.eghorns and Dunstabe Straw
BoDnets She will receive additional supplies eyery
fortnight from the Northern Cities
Leghorns Bleached, Dyed. aud altered, in the most
fashionable manner.
Nov. 10. 56-f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-23
NOTICE

YHVHE Undersigned, in behalf of Themselves and
IL oil many other inhabitants Of the Counties OF
Chesterfield. Amelia, Nouoway, Dinwiddie, &C., do
hereby give notice, to all whom may coucern that
Petition will he presented TO the next G. .neraI ssem
bly, OF Virginia, asking the passage of an Act author
zing road TO he opened from Cousins Road in a IN
Ha County beginning about one mile below Anderson
Tavern, crossing the Appomatox River about one aud
half miles above Roberson's old Mil Seat, at Will
liam Puryears lower ccroer, o. tic said River, and
Ealing into the P.teEsbu Road Moody's Tavern,
In Chesterfield JOHN p. BOILING,
THO +. WILSON,
ARMSTEAD COLEMAN
ROBERT COUSINS,
WIN. GREGORY
Nov. 10. 56-f THO 4. GILES