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Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-10-06

Fsniaic Pro,c,ss. Whilst Mr.. Perry,
who keeps tie Hotel At Spot Pond, WAS
out with bis boat, on the lake, last
Thursday. a black eagle vas observed.
by his wife, lowering in the ar, he
presently descended and alighted upon
= tree. about three hundred rods from
the house. Mrs Perry loaded her hus
bands gun, an old fashioned heavy
= Kings arm." aud proceeding rau
tiOusly towards the bird, took deliber
ate aim. and shot At hin. The eagle
fell, Instantly, dead to the ground. -
tie measured, from the extremity 81
one sing to thar # the Other. few
inches over sevoI feet.
nr.lnn Ir.snsrTlnf
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-10-06

The " Free Trade Convention assembled in
Philadelphia, on Friday last. The Hon. Bun
WILL BAssKrr, of Virginia, was nominated as
chairman OF the meeting. Some debate took
place As to the best method OF appointing presi-
dent and other officers; but a. other delegates
were expected, the Convention adjourned a, tro
o'clock.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-10-06

No Rail Road Meeting took place al the court
house on fri,isy last. The call was la vain We
seem to be quiet peoplc-n.t inclined 10 Raj.
ING.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-10-06

DR- III. w. JuTTrRso1g
NNIIL s'tend 70 The pFsci,cs Of Medlcins
w IN Cb.fles'ovn aad tee nei.hbosbocS.
Sept. ! g 1901.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-10-06
List of Letters.

T>HE following is the List of Let
II tiers remaining in the Post Office
at Charlestown the S0th September. 1881
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-10-06
THE FREE PRESS.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6. 1851.

We give, as a portion Of tlsc news Of the DAY,
the Nomination Of the Anti- Masonic Convention
a; BAl,imcrc, aad the reply az Mr.. Wisr. They
arnonss; the mos, singular e,ents OF these
eventual times. We have ,toforv view &c. the
excitement on the subject Of Masonry, rs n n,-r,
political hobby which would SOON be- rode %
death by the aspiring dcmsgosues Who mou,.,cd
IT to bring them into notice. We did not tl.ink
i, could possibly exist beyond brief period OF
delason and folly. Blu, rccer, occurrence, prove
that there is nou,ing too ridiculous for attention
]; Is no, to be disguised that the Anti ssoaic
party has been s~elIed 10 formidable extcut in
many Of the Northern States, particularly Penn
syl,anis, New York, ani Vermont. A year of
Glamour may susnen; its powcr-f1r no cause
thri'es better than ,l.at ~hica Is nourisl,rd Lv
craft and fed upon ignorance. Thanks to the ia-
diligence Of Nirs;inians, such stuff receives no
eountcnanee hcr. The Morgan sff.ir has al
ways been viewed as thc work of weak AMI iyuo-
rant men, and Nc have never heard Mason APP
prove IL Bot feeling of disgust at the career
of those who have rnaSuiEed tie enormity, LA,
been strong and general.
We really think Mir Witt has suffered the ias.
cina,ions of power TO blind aud miSlead h,, iu,,g-
mcnt; and have doubt lac viii have occasion
often 10 blush FOR his gullibi!ty Il Ia impossiLl,
that man Of his talent. feel really honorcd
I.y such association. Respect for them and
their eansc :" Verify, they fad grca; Favor in
his sight all al One.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-10-06

List of Letters,
u EXAMINING in the Post Office at H,r.
~ pers-ferry on the 3oth Septic mter, 1901.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-10-06
MORE NEW GOODS.

MORE NEW GOODS.
ME subscribers respectfully inform their
Il friends and the public generally. thar
they have just opened another supply Of
New and SeasOnablc Goods.
which they viii sell unusually cheap and
request all persons wishing to purchase, to-
call snd examine their stock.
w. N RIDDLE g. CO.
Chsrlestown, Aug. II, 1851.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-10-06

S1nmary Jusiice.-Summary jus.
ttcc was execuIed yesterday morning,
by the PEOPLE, on fur OF the ring
leaders, Of the Conspiracy, the fright
ful disclosures Of which, now agitate
the public mind. The guilt Of these
monsters in human shape, is c,tab-
'ishcd beyond a doubt. a deep con
siciion settled in every bosom-,hsi
the measure wasindisprpssble to the
safety Of the allied for
their execution. If ever stern neoes-
siiy required d prompt and vigorous
course in making public examples
this neccssir! now exists in our coun
try.-U.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-10-06
Maryland State Lottery.


Hall Tickets, One Dollar Quarters SO cent?.
To be had nj
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-10-06

1 found q magistrate AT the tavern, in
the act Of issuing four warrants for
the apprehension OF four blacks
upon the strength OF deposition OF
d black boy, aged II, who had been
IN company with these four, while
arranging their schemes. This was
on Friday the Esd inst. A few days
previous, company Of militia had
been organized, aud arms obtained
from Georgctown.
Al Georgetown, I found nine black
IN prison.
On Thursday night, the inhabit-
ants Of Milford, Del. were alarmed
10y the Circumstance of a man Ego.
ing for physician) having been
stspped on the road and prohibited
from proceeding. The inhabitants
armed themselves with every thing
IN the shape Of defensive weapon,
and patrOlrd the streets and vicinity
~ the town all night. On Friday,
found a company Of militia paradine
the streets, Us preparatory for any
extremity.
In Dover, companies OF 8 or :.
were formed for pstroling the streets
atnight
Al CshtwcII's Bridge, the inhabit.
ants turned out IN great alarm or
Thursday night, aud patroled the
vicinity during the night.
Ia the neighborhood Of Dover, Il
has been observed Of late that grear
numher of old m1skrts have beer
brought for repair To- the blaoksmiths
~ blacks. One bad upv1rds Of a
hundred brought BIN Sithib a short
ime. The Opponent al Milton test
fed that one Iupdrcd and lif.y atoCt
blacks were expected as a reinforce
nent from below in the neisbbor
Iood o. 81. Martins snd SNOW biil-
10 meet others 81 Bridgcville, whct,
the work &c desiru ction was To com
.nenec on ,lcction day, TIC ffst Mos
day 10 October, think"
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-10-06

Of EJin Taylor. dee,
Frederick Co. Oct. 6. 1861.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-01

favourite his person. and MIR Van Buren interest
ted by the weakness of his Other gentlemen
Gen acksons friends wouldba filed offices with
10 themselves aud satisfaction the this
oeen an obstacle TO Mr. BIS VIEWS and his interest 10
keep such men al distance Thus the ingenuity or GOOD for
tune of Mr. Van Buren, has prevailed ami placed him in
situation where ne wes the Executive power of this na,on
WIN almost unlimited con,Tou With such man to rule me
holding III his hands the immense influence Executive ma,
ronage, and bearing before him the Shield the Presidents
popularity To protect him from the oum of his deeds wba
nscheis may expect He has very acts which
he condemned as unconstitutional in the last
acts too, which had small degree of influence bruour
INTO dSepu,e Horace tells of who censured seyefelr
IN another the vices which he himself pacse and who heinz
reproached for it, Sad--'sl excuse myself" 10
ignoIas te' gno,uui dare nobis
49, Nerba Pu,as? Egome rui iguosco, Maenius inquit.
That the best usages of the government should be overn
ed that the construction should he violated under this admins
aon is no of surpze Tor these ngs predicted
ana what has taken place the ju6lmen, that which
was foretold And who is 10 bames Shall we blame The
uen FOR following the of his nature? Move are to
oame Tor we have elevated them the situation which ena
0eS e 10 do these things, by support and
10 what a condition have come? While we hear the
OF tie people Procaimng the wisdom
Tue oil the PRESIDENT Them by aecded VOTE Obliged
10 put down, the wea the adons-
auon We see division among the people, becoming more
aueo local eaousies becoming iecoucable political
presenting the of insurection civil war
anu even the stability OF the Union doubted And in this state
Oh uisS we have administration polent in fonentinc The
ischies which spreading but mpo,ent 10 avert
'ei w nat TO be done? Can hope for remedy while
me present cabinet remains in Officer Let the people then
uhle IN den,anng their dismsson and recurring men of
ey ana capacity to be called into office the advisers of
Tie President This is the only by which we can exoec
better state OF things while the present Chief Magistrate shall
Continue IN Office We be beneted- is scarcely pose
we can be njured by the change PHI ODf,rIS
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-01

ne Senate was engaged much of it's yesterday in the
consideration OF the Judiciary Bill considerable dis
on the principles of the substitute which was Opposed
ess Eds'nston and Mason, and supported by MessIs
OF Wythe. aud Morgan the question was taken and
the substitute rejected by equal division Senate
Affs-Nlessrs Branch, Wyatt Cabell, Booker Campbell
Dade McCariy Beale Pateson, Cravens Cowan Da
wa hcoomas, Beine William McComas, Morgan-I6
NoEs-hes Holt, (Speaker) Mason, Dromgoole Alexon.
e haIvie' Annstead, Bernard Cooke Winston, Chino
ioso fennyoacker, Opie, Boyd, NcWhorte
After the substitute rejected there was some discussion
'e humber OF Circuits and Judges. The words ,welve
cc"'s were stricken from the bill Mr. Chnn propsed ~
insert IN the blank words this effect sen Districts and
twenty circuits so as to have one Judge Circuit and
49,, eaDn oiSict ntr NcWhorter moved insert the
words "slX,een Circuits" which was carried ~
oynes paSs Branch WYATT Cahe, Booker Campbell
David McComas, Bieme, VIM NlcComas, McWhorer, Mo-
gan-17 '' 'i''-
NotS-Niess Holt (Speaker) Mason, Domgooe Alexan
Gibson, Pennybacker, opc, Boyd, Edginston-I5.
Aud then the bill was recommed view of arranging
The Circuits and the details The number of JUDGES will
probably he fixed by the Senate at TO- wan
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-01
R6eDssuoesU gga1esg~
ssSdnestsNy .Worseslis., .VXex,'cI, SO.
BANK ROBsSER u
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS.
OFFICE OF THE New York STANDARD,
, mr. IN 4

We have Just retuTneu II IN tIf Prfe Office,
where person, taken up last night
picion of being concerned i'll the Robbery Of the City
bank lie says his name is Edward Smith alias
Jones, is 81 years of age and native of Charleston
s. Carolina. He is about feet inches high, stout
built, fair complexion, with sandy hair, small red
whiskers-n his general appearance rather shabby,
without doubt foreigner; and Supposed to have been
connected with the persons convicted of robbing the
store of Mr. Schehck in Brooklyn, last spring. He
was arrested about quarter past / o'clock last
night, in boarding house the corner of Broome
and Elm streets by Messrs Jacob (old) Hays, and
Holman, flour other officers assisted in his detection
and trunk containing 1855, 738 dollars, found in his
possession, wiser 32s in City Bank notes; So 1l3
in mixed City notes; 44,coo Lansingburg; 10000
Morris Canal; 8,2l2 other country notes, and $40
Guiding all the gold, and about half the deposit
of the Messrs. Allen. The prisoner will not be ex
amned before Tomorrow, the counsel chosen by him
being out of the city.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-01

The Stock OF the National Bank Of this city was
subscribed Tor yesterday few moments aFtez
books were opened. The bank will 90 into opera.
ton as soon as 1t can be organized The Hon Albert
Gallan has been elected President and has accepted
the appointment.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-01
DEAPTES-

On Sunday night the 27!h inst of pulmonary complaint
Nh GroRoE MoRGAv, Of Cornwall England aged 40 years
has residence in Caroline county, evening the
2h inst, Of Paraytic, Mr. THORN CHANDIEH in the 10Th
yea of his 'f
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-01

CHALLENcE----wAo TAKE IT Up?-The
Charleston Mercury states the friends OF COL Sim
gleton's celebrated fiiley = Clara Fisher ~ by Kosi
usko, are wiling, and have proposed through the
Turf Register, which will be published in Baltimore
on the LIST OF the ensuing month, back her against
$1,000 half forfeit The race to be run over the
Washington Course the Tuesday preceding the
next regular ect the rules ofsad course
The acceptance of this challenge, together with the
of the horse selected, to be left with John E.
Irving Of that city, by the LIST of June,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-01

eomoine the genius of policy, experience of the
past ana eXpedency of the future, yielding to th.
suffering population the full measure of equality, in
dispensing the commemorative blessings to the reno.
'eS' ciuzens. we conjure the wisdom of State
rulers, not to mock the expectations of the west r
'he contemplated branch of the supreme court by
permitting 1t to be located east of the All, ghany.
nis,eaa OF me substance, less than the shadow
"ouio De held up, short of central situation
west OF the Allegheny Mountain. The western pop.
uia.on would rather continue to visit Richmond on
'heir appellate business, than submit to the enor.
" Ivy oil injustice, and mockery of their rights
me doctrine has been settled hy high authority
tha The rights of population and exnerience combine
'he distinguishing fact, that courts are made and
os", 10 De established for the convenience of the
peUpie; ana that the contrary should not be Welded
10 tne connving subserviency of the few
This brings to the last enquiry as to the oarticu
ar county, west of the Allegheny, where the sup,eme
Iour. shai locate her offspring Persons disposed to
@ uS,nterested, VIII naturally turn their eyes to the
map vi virginia. Suggestions present very 1atonally
the grand points, objects from which TO concenrate
ihcmond OF course, being considered the centre of
east virginia. will be regarded as excluding the valley
taking the blue ridge, as the gracd d.
vision OIL the east and vest the centre valley counties
WIZ be regarded frontier appenJares to Tho o;,I
OF the west. 1t then being settled that each court
ous' 10 De IN the centre of its hemisphere the rule
is given, by which to point out the most central ,ac
oy stretching line from the gap, the main CROSSING
road OF the blue ridge mountain, leading from Chr
housewife to Stanton, to the county of Scott or Rus
sell south west eHremities of the State-thence from
tne same gap the centre of Cabell County, or to
Chaeson, IN henawhs; again from the head county of
the valley, Berkeley, the north eastward exreu,;ty ~,
the Fotomac, across to Abingdon to the most south
west extremity OF the blue ridge, across to the count
OF BROOKE, on the Ohio river, most north western
county IN the commonwealth, will be found to cross in
every instance the county Of Greenbrier and we think
forms conclusive considerations in favour of the local
y OF the branch Of the supreme court in that county
-, SPOTTSYLVANIA,
L CPn frpC rho
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-01

The New York Evening Post says there is much
demand foi first rate Ships and that there can be no
better omen Of the increase Of commerce.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-01

Samuel L.athrop, President of the Senate OF Magsa.
chusetts, having received unanimous vote of thanks
for his conduct presiding officer made an address
to the Senate retiring from the Chair, in which he
said More than twenty years of my life have been
passed in this Senate and in the House of Represen-
leave Of all halls oflcgislation."
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-01

It is said that in consequence the great quant!-
ty OF counterfeit bills on the United States bank
now in cculatlon the bank of Louisiana has instruc-
ted its branches not to receive any United States
bills, except such are payable IN New Orleans.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-01

bill has passed the Legislature of Massachu.
sctts in relation to the introduction of foreigners
which provides that alien shall be allowed to land
from any vessel whatever, until the master shall
have paid five dollars to the city or town where the
vessel shall arrive.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-01

public dinner was to have been given yester-.
day in New Aork, 10 the Hon Mr. BURGEs, as q
testimony Of respect for his talents his virtues his
inieXble adherence to principle. and manly ndepe1a-
dence.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-01

The whole OF the silver furniture of the Non,
america was discovered Thursday morning been
i0nss soup ladies' &c When the boat stopped running TO
to the vault of the Manhattan Bank for safe keeping and
was supposed they had been there yesterday morn
s' WHEN was found that they had been received
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-01

After the oh September next, an additional duty
OF $40 per barrel on Flour has been laid by the gov
eminent Of Bucnos Ayrcs.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-01

llrPaovEMENT IN ToBACco HoCssr ps-'sbe ~
Orleans Bee announces for exhibition at the Ex-
change In that city, the heading and some of the
stavcs OF tobacco hid, exported from ~ Orleans
inspection OF the curious.-rhe weight III the pieces
returned, mot near Gil of which the hid. was compo
sed) is stated 10 be upwards of $50 lbs! The head
ing is OF SOLID oak, more than s inches IN thickness
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-01

Hcman Lincoln declines, III the Boston Courier Of
edncsday being a candidate for the Office Of CsE
Magistrate of The state OF Massachusetts, ut the ar-
rroochiug election
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-01

Foundry Decision The Portland advertiser SAYS
letter was lately received by Gov. Smith from the President
the States communicating the fact that had received
official Information Of the decision Of the Umpire IN regard
the Boundary Line
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-07

floor. The Editor retorteJ in his paper. It was
the liberty Of the press against the liberty Of de-
bate. The Editor published the members con-
duct % " mean and contemplate" Here the
argument ceased-and the next resort was to
arms. We let the Editor tell his own story:
The hall Of the house in which the original
attack was made, was selected as the theatre for
carrying our punishment into execution. Ac-
cordingly, on Saturday last, the 29th October,
while we were quietly engaged in copying the
journals at the clerks table of that house, and
by permission of the house, too, the house took
recess for half an hour, but for whaf purpose we
do not exactly understand and the members left
the hall, leaving US alone to pursue our coping
The last of the members, however, had scarcely
left the room, when Menefee returned, with a
heavy cane in his hand, and, after surveying the
room, Tand finding Us alone, with the exception
Of Major Owen, the dOorkeeper. who was stand
ing at some distance from Us, advanced in a
threatening manner towards the table at which
we were sitting. Seeing him approach, we arose
from our seat and, when he was within five or
six feet Of US, babe him keep of. He hesitated
a moment. and at the same time raised his cane
in threatening attitude. We then drew pis-
tol, cooked it, and, carelessly suspending 1t by
our side, waited to see what farther movement
he would make. At this instant, he thrust his
left hand into his boSon and seized his dirk
Seeing this movement, and believing his object to
be our assassination, we attempted to raise the
pistol, and in doing So bore too hard on the trig-
ger, and discharged it in the floor. Simultane-
ously with the discharge of the pistol, we receiv-
ed blow ON the head from his stick, which pro-
duced slight confusion. A clench then ensued,
but before either party had received any farther
injury, several Of the members nterfered and
parted U.s. And thus the affair ended"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-07
fcoMalUNTeATED.

Mr.. Snowden--Lt gave me much pleasure, to-
day, to add my mite to sum Of money which u
society of benevolent young men Of this place are
raising to purchase WOOD. to be distributed
among the deserving poor, during the severity Of
this uncommon winter. From the known energy
and uprightness Of character Of these gentlemen,
we have every pledge that good will be DONE
They are to give their personal attention to the
purchase Of the article. | therefore hope their
charitable labors will be supported and encou-
ragged by the PEOPLE.
December 6, 1881.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-07
COMMERCIAL.
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool Corn Market, Oct. 24.-In the early
part of the week, the supply OF Irish Wheat was
so exceedingly heavy, that even with good de-
mand prices were barely supported. An ad-
vance in most of the surrounding markets, with
an active trade, has since considerably reduced
the stocks, and OIL FRIDAY rather higher rates
were obtainable for old and new Wheats. Anne.
rican Flour has increased ia value Is per Dbl.
aud scarcely any offering
In bonded Wheat few transac tions are report.
ell, but several thousand bbls. of sweet and sour
Flour have changed hands, the former at los to
EOS. and the latter at 2ss 10 s4s per Dbl.
Liverpool Markets, Monday. Oct. sO.-Cor-
ToS.-There was an improved demand for cot
ton last week. the sales amounting to 81 ,S41
bags, and the market closed firmly at an advance
Of about Id per ID. on most descriptions. The
sales of 1000 bags American have been taken on
speculation, and 600 American and 800 Brazil
for export consist OF $500 Bowed at I'd TO Gid,
chiefly at sgd to cd for middIns to fully fair;
s6Ol Orleans sd to 7sd, chiefly Cd, to GID, for
middIng to fair; 1860 Alabama and Mobile AZ
Ito 6ad; 1870 Sea Island lOt to l9ad Naval
Stores-A small decline has taken place in tur-
pentine; the sales Of the week are 1915 bbls Of
good quality, at los Cd per cwt from the quay.
parcel of 600 bbs. good American tar brought
Sd Sd from the quay. Hides and Talow-
There have been no transactions in hides. For
taow there has appeared an improved demand.
owing to the news from the Fishery, and sales
have been effected at ass for Petersburgh yellow
candle and Odessa. American Flour has ad-
yanrpd
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-07
This il to give Sotice,

vVVHar the subscriber, of Alexandria County, in the
1 Ds,r riot of Coiumbis, has obtained from the Or.
hans Court of said County letters al almn tralon on
the personal estate of Archibald McC eis, late OF the
CO aforesaid AL person, having claims against the
said de ceden are hereby warned 20 exhibit the same
20 the subscriber passed by the Orphans Court, on or
before the SO,h ,lar Of November, 1882 they may
~ law, be exc u,led from NIL benefit to said es,a'e;-
and those Indebted thereto are required TO make I'M
mediate pa,ment Given unLer nv hand this 30h day
of November 1881. GEO NcCLEi~H,
nov sO-6t Admir- Of Archibald McCleisb.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-07
George =. NoNgh

5IAS just received besutifu assortment of French
j L aud English merinos. viz scarlet, ciaret fawn
Drown, drab, blue and black I nerino circassians,
green, scarlet caret of various shades, brown. blues
md puppies common circassian, of most coors; black
and colored silks in great variety; cord cambrcs for
lining, of all colors; fishings, twied kerseys low
priced devonshre ditto; plaid and plain linseys SC
suitable for servants; which, in addition to those Prev
ously on hand renders his assortment still very COM
pste IL mo -d3i Aeo3t