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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-17
EAST INDIA MARKETS.


CANTON, Jan. l4.-Opiun' I'VE have no chan
ges of Importance to notice.
Cotton continues in steady demand. All de
scriptions are firmer. and perhaps mace or two
advance on some of the kinds might be obtained
pepper and Betei Nut now remain rather mac
tive.
Raw SHks-Large purchases Of this article
have been made lately, and the exports to the
present date must be nearly 5000 bales. Inc
quantity of Canton Silks remaining is very small,
and the Nankin Silks are now used, IN the ma
nufacture of silk piece goods which are usually
composed IF Nankin Silks.
Musk and Rhubarb are now quite out OF the
market.
Cassia is becom ing still more scarce, and Pri'
ces continue to advance. =
Silk piece goods The increasing scarcity oil
Canton Raw silks has advanced the terms Tor
contract silks, and the market is now very nearly
cleared of the stock Of ready made goods remain
ing on hand. !,
Tsas-The market remains unchanged, though
some grades Of Green Teas may be had al
small reduction on previous rates.
Imports. White Cottons continue in demand,
and at an advance at present OF about IS cents
per piece upnn our late quotations.
Spanish Dollars are atpresent very scarce ant
much N demand. The first sort Of Carolus dol
lars would probably command per CT. and th'
Ferdinand dollars to Is per cent premium.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-17

from Smyna-Capt. Davis, OF the brig Ira
agar arrived at this port yesterday from Smyr..
ID whence she sailed 9th March, has furnished
ne Messrs. Toplif with the following informa.
ton:
, The new Governor (appointed BY lbrahim
raeha, met with no resistance in the exercise
his authority until the 5th Of March, when
courier arrived from Coustantinope, bringing
intelligence that the new French Ambassador
G!na' Court had declared il to be the intention
france to join With Russia in support OF the
N,ian's authority. Is
10 consequence Of this information the con.
MH Of those powers refused to acknowledge the
new Governor Of Smyrna, and were making
PREPARATIONS to take down the flag stats, when
%e So'ernor thought proper to resign his post to
Cue @e'ormer occupant under the Sultan. Ibrahlm's
governor was seized and thrown into prison, un-
n ue should restore the Sums taken from the
'rMsa'ury during bis administration.
7, mere seemed to end the Egyptian authoritv.-
'"sn'msarmy remained encamped near smyrna,
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PoMpEII AND HERCULANEUM.

EOAfEll AMI nCESSOAhGNGSNA'
Extract Of a letter from gentleman Of Boston.
now travelling with his family on the Cont.
nent Of Europe, dated Naples, 2lst January
last.
We have been here week, but as yet have
seen none of the interesting excavations IN the
vicinity, which are prosecuting under the super
vision Of the Government. We have just re.
turned from visit to the museum, where we
have been much gratified, particularly with the
objects excavated from Herculaneum and Pom
peii-some of them have been discovered within
week or ten days; amongst the articles Is an
Altar 10 Bronze, inlaid with silver, from Pom.
peii, found eight days since, and pair Of gold
bracelets, from HercuIaneum, weighing more
than a pouod, aud lately found there. These
excavations are still going on, though on small
scale. At HercuIaneum they are; proceeding
faster than heretofore, as they find a portion Of
the city covered only with ashes and loose stones,
in Mace of lava, which was generally the prin-
cipal covering. We may therefore expect that
objects Of quite as great interest as those here
toiore discovered, will be brought to light
The great variety VI these objects, adapted to
domestic purposes, and many OF them exactly
like those now used here, seem to bring one Into
contact with the people who used them, and who
were buried with them nearly two thousand
wears since. Vesuvius remains very quiet,
though an eruption is expected, which hope
may take place whilst we are here. There was
very fine one whilst we were in Rome, few
weeks since. Since we have been here there
have been two earthquakes; they are so common
that the inhabitants seem insensble to them,
though their city is situated upon crust which
will some time or other envelope them in the
great abyss below.
e2d.-We have to day made visit to Hercu-
laneum. which surpassed our expectations con-
siderable space is excayed from the top, bringing
into daylight about 600 feet Of street, with the
paved sidewalk, with houses on both sides OF it.
One of these ia a mansion of considerable extent
having court, which vas probably garden in
the centre, surrounded BY a cOrridor supported
on 1uted pillars, all Of which are perfect; the
different apartments have all mosaic floors IN
marble, and the paintings on the walls are in ma
ny places as distinct as if recently executed.
The houses are principally of one story-be
roof and every thing Of wood were of course de-
stroyed-the coal from which, however, Is in per-
feet preservation. We afterwards descended TO
the Amphi,heatfe, which was the first discovery
made Of this subterranean city in digging well:
il is about 60 feet, below the surface and was on
the outside Of the old city: tits entire as at the
time Of the eruption. as far as brought to the
view: it is sufficiently excavated to shew the first,
second, and third stages, orchestra, stage, draw
ing rooms, consuIar'box. &c.: WE heard the noise
of the carriages over our heads, aud assembled BY
steps cut in the lava near the peasants well. BY
the digging of which the discovery was made.
Boston Daily .7dVerfiser.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-17
COMMERCIAL.
NEW-YORK MARKET-MAY ID.

Western -four is still higher to day-common
brands are firm at S5a; Southern on the contrary,
is hardly as well as it was, the particular demand
which existed Saturday having been supplied
Richmond country is held at IS, 60. The bakers
buy Howard street for use at 6.-No change in
grain.--Iu the Cotton market there has be en-
considerable business, generally on the terms of
holders. In Coffee there is less movement this
week. Seal Skins sold high to-day by auction;
large Wigs brought the extraordinary price Of IL.
The Tea sale (Howard's cargo), is going on well
at about previous rates. Most Of the Skin Teas
have been Withdrawn. The Black Teas were
not advertised. Exchange on England is get
ting q little better.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-17

vAlHE which the subscriber has recei'
we'd since he has been il business, induces him to
his sincere thanks to those who have been plea
se TO patronse him in his exertions TO substantate
and beau,ify the various operations OF his avooaton,
and respectfully to assure the public that lie still con
,iuues carry on the above mentioned business on
Fairfax street, two doors west of Mrs Tayors where
he will thankfully receive all orders IN his line OF ous'
ness, and promises to execute them with neatness
cheapness, and despatch. -
NAV l7-tf WILLIAM CkElSh IoH'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-17

but when be is made acquainted with the deter
minatiou Of the combined forces, he will proba-
bly desist from any further attempt to earryhs de-.
signs against Smyrna and Constantinople into ef.
fort.
No American ship Of war had appeared in the
Archipelago since the departure Of the Constel-
Ia:ion. Those who had charge Of large amount
of American property at Smyrna had been anxious
~ looking for the arrival Of a part Of the squad
ron, for its protection during the unsettled
state Of affairs. TWAS the general opinion that
the presence OF some force was more needed at
Smyrna, than at any other place in the Mediter-
Naturalization paper.
We learn that, Saunders Esq. Of North Ca
rolna, has been appointed Commissioner under the
French Treaty Of Indemnity, vice - Will
lams. resigned.
We also learn that Daniel Brent, Esq. Chief
Clerk of the Department Of State. has been aP'
pointed Consul General Of France, to reside at
Paris.-Balt. fines.
Striking. This term is generally understood
among the mechanical branches; and its conse'
quences, to both employer and expioyed, are
more or less disastrous. Yesterday, we under
stand, that the journeymen Carpenters shoulder
ed their tools. having struck Tor higher wages,
and many of the laborers followed thir example.
Now It strikes US, that better understanding
might be effected between the parties, by which
the public would be more surely served in their
contracts.-M y. Gas.
Construction Construed.-An Irishman, by
profession barber, on setting up his establish
ment, put up his sign,-'' What dive think, Pad
div n. Fla nDerty shayes for a DenDy and gives q
drink Of beer for nothing" A man, attracted by
the cheapness the charge and apparent llberal',y
Of the barber, entered the shop, and was quick
~ relieved Of his beard and refreshed by draft
Of the promised beverage. But when. instead OF
penny, the barber demanded double that sum
both for the operation he mad performed, anu tor
the beer, the man Appealed to the sign, and ask
ed If it did not state the charge to penny. No.
by nv faith. saws the irishman, it says:-What!
dye think Paddy O'Flapper,y shaves for pen
nv add gives drink of beer for nothins!"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-17
w anted,

4 MILLER. to take charge Of Buekland Mill for
n the ensuing yeh-a single man. iesomoha's OF
character and proper cations will be required.
Also. a WOOL CARDER. to whom employment can
be given for three months from lst July next,
C,w,, For Sole,
EisE5,azs r.ssE~<o A large broad tread WA
EN .ESLH MD CON, and several Horses
ssSs<sc6Eo THOS. SMITH.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-17
Servants WuMte ed

4 GENTLEMAN residing in Jefferson County, Vir
u gins, wishes to purchase, for his nwn use, GOOD
Female Cook; a Young Man qualified to wait IN 'he
House, and two Boys, from twelve to htteen years on
For those OF good character, liberal prices will be g.
ven Ioquire of the Printer.
may l7-eo2W
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-17

~ Nor1cE.-An Adjourned Meeting OF th:
Wholesale and Retail Merchants will be held
This Evening, at u o'clock, 1t the Town Hall.
A full meeting and puuctual attendance are 70;
quested, as business Of Importance will be Lard
before them. may II
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-17

~ The early arrival Of the Mail every night
compels Us to put our paper to press at time
soon enough to meet it. Our advertising custom
ers would, therefore, much obIige Us BY leaving
Office as soon in the evening as they can make it
convenient.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-17

Gerge F5,dick, alias Gideon Gardner, Who
its days sgo attempted to rob the office OF L.
B. Wood, broker, 90 Wall street, New York,
Md shocked down bis son, Norman X. Wood,
NiIhan iron bolt, was on Tuesday tried, and con
,iced Of an assault with intent to kill He was
'en,cuced to ten years Imprisonment in the
State Prison at Sing Sing.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-17

Georgia Reduction Coarsaiion. "A correspnn.
dent Of the Augusta Chronicle states that this
Convention met at Milledgevllle on the morning
Of the 9th inst, Mr.. Wood, Of M'lntosh was
tailed to the Chair, On the notion to proceed
to the election Of President, considerable discus
sOn took place, as to the propriety OF doing so
OelOre administering the oath prescribed by the
legislature The notion was fnally withdrawn.
The subject then came up upon the power OF the
Legislature TO restrict the acts Of the Convention,
which occupied them until O'Clock, when the
Convention adjourned. The same writer states
,lat Judge Wayne had been nominated as can
d!tate Tor President, and is Of opinion he will be
elected, Mr., Forsyth was at MilledgevilIe
Charleston Courier.
ihs Convention attracts grea. attention IN
GeOFgla. Ii is called together to reduce the
nlmber Of delegates to the State Legislature.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-17

.4aOtLer great future at Calcutta the
hin Feuelon, arrived at Boston from Calcutta,
intelligence has been received OF the failure OF
ne house Of Mcintosh & Co. for, it was reported,
run three to four millions sterling.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-17
Sugar. Yea, Coffee, &c.

Sugar. Yea, C0nee, nc.
yIxHE subscriber is NEW landing, and offers for sale
L on reasonable terms
80 hhds st Croix Sugar, part prime
10 do Orleans do
S do Porto Rico do
20 chests Young Hyson
S do Imperial
S BALI chests GU powder IEAS,., part
10 cases Imperial and GunPow. ofwhichare
der in cansters OF III ezra
20 half chests Souchong and fine quality
Pouchong
S half chests Old Tyson
SO bags Java Golf
so do st. Domingo and Rio Coffee
10 pines Cognac Brandy, various brands
S do. Holland Gin
10 do superior Old Whskey
5 bhds and 20 barrels common do
10 do New England Rum
80 barrels Country Gin
hbds and 10 terces Molasses
10 tieyces Rice
5000 Cigars, branded posamygos
Is baskets Sweet Oil
20 boxes fresh Rsisins
hhds and or casks superior Old Port Wine,
warranted pure, being entitled to deben'ure
ALSO
10 tierccs Orleans Refined Sugar
IS boxes Single. and 80 barrels Double Loaf
Sugar manufactured al Philadelphia at factory prices
GEO. LOWRY, Georgetown
may l6-3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-17

The story Of Neutras aud Sharks, which we
AXE from a late number Of the London Nauti-
al Magazine" has been perhaps told before,
bg, never We think with such authenticity OF de-
4l
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-17
RuiAaing Lot for sale.

Will. sell great bargain in Lot of Ground on
ST. Asaph street, one hundred and Fifty six feet Sc
ven inches south Of Queen street, fronting on 81 Asaph
.t,eet twenty feet and running back one hundred and
twenty three feet FIVE inches. parallel With Queen st.
Terms liberal. oEI. Wnltn.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-17
law Notice.

HRNRY W. THOMAS, attorney at Law,
XTIML Practice in the superior and Inferior Courts
w of Fairfax and Loudoun. and pupetually attend
En- Ill business entrusted to his His Office il up.
on the upper aoor Of the building adjoining Alsons
Hotel where he may alway6 be found, unless Profes'
sonaly engaged elsewhere.
Fairfax Court House, Nay 3-2aw4w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-17

r.. National Iutellisencer is quite right in ITS
# the improprie,y Of publishing all the muir
d.. .,ieijes. crimes, &c. that are now SO COM
Nv We have always made it point to give
~ Gs Of them as possible. The most remark
mo-, 4, matters Of news, must be noticed
r.,n,,. Bu, we dislike the " Chapter OF Ac-
.r.,,, and Crimes" that We daily see in some
A lae news Pipers.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-17

-. have been presented with some line Gar
S.,,nb,fries. We value the gift principally
''' - .o,ot Of the fair hands from which we re-
u and the sweet smile With which 1t was
''''1 MED On this score, then, we'll lay a
l''" :. are far ahead Of the Norfolk and Rich
Sassf VIC
,,-gd Editors.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-17

Brig Daniel II Miller, Bacon, from Barbados,
at New York 18th.
Schooner Fornax, Percival, hence at Boston
18th.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-17
SPLENDID SCHEME!
DR.9TY.y. TO-.NORROW

UR.7TF y IO-.HtINUOIV
Union Canal Lottery of Pennsylvania,
Glass No 10 70, 1856.
To be drawn in Philadelphia on Saturday, May 10
| prize of 100000 prize OF S5,Ooo
l dc of 10000 so do of l.Ooo
Tickets $40, halves S; quarters 3 50; eishths g
10 be had IN variety Of numbers OF
r. EORSE,
Lottery u Exchange Broker. s9Ie' and'1a.
Drawn Numbers in the Grand Consolidated Lottefy'
Class No 10 for 1855:
As SO 90 So Sc Is 81 80
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-17

Mortgages Of Personal Propsriy'-1he Legs
,,,,e d New York, has lately passed an act
..,,jJrc that every mortgage, or conveyance
ended to operate as a mortgage, OF goods and
,.,.,. hereafter made, which shall not be ae-
,r,r,Died by an immediate delivery, and be fol-
bu,J by an actual and continued change of Pos'
,.,,inn of the things mortsased, shall be aoso-
s,,iy void as against the creditors OF the mort
sl,er. aud as asaius, subsequent purchasers and
,r,r,gers in good laith, unless the mortgage, or
true copy thereof, shall be filed IN the Office of
fl. Register of the city Of New York, 1t the
mr,sager is resident Of the city, In the office
+ he County Clerk, II the mortgager is a resi-
dent If town or city other than New York IN
,,,,h such an Office is kept, and IN the Town
r,rk'. Office, if he be a resident m town where
mere is no county clerk" Mortgages so filed
III cease 10 be valid as aforesaid, after the expi.
,,,Un Of ose year from the filing, unless within
nry days next preceding the expiration OF the
MD term Of one year. a copy of the mortgage,
,re,hcr With statement exhibiting the interest
# the mortgage therein be again filed.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-17
ALEXANDRIA, Cd. CO.
,.,,o,y MORNING. MAY II. 1883.

.,;,U, fredericksburg Committee eyes
I.s..,-The Globe SAYS you must make
lion. OF with your hats, and hurrah
, .Geueral Jackson!
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-17
Ground Plaster,

For sale BY the Ton, Barrel. or BusheA
yuyHE subscriber has on hand, and intends keeping
during the season, Ground Plaster, which will be
.od At A. low prices it can be procured at in the Dis
go IONA. JANNEY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-17

NJ Officers meet for drill This Evening, al
the Mechanics Hall, at half past o'clock.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-17

VI, Le,cher, late representative in Con-
49,. from Kentucky, is again candidate. and
;. =, oppOneut of the same political faith with
,;n.aY We should be sorry To see any division
:. no rank; OF what used 10 be our party, in Ken
A. Is. aud particularly sorry to see Mr.. Leteh-
:, II, ont in consequence thereof.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-17

New-York Consolidated Lottery,
Extra Glass No. IS for 1858.
will be drawn in the City ofNew York on "Wednesday
hay15
prize of 100000 prize OF 5000
do of 10000 &c &c &c
Tickets IS; halves 2 so; quarters rs.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-17
Cabinet Making.

auckland. NAV I7-eoew
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF ALEEaADRLa. On. C..

SAILED, May 16,
Schooner Potomac, Bears, Barbados.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-18
NICHOLAS SEIULTZ.
Dreper and Mtrchanf TaiIor.

s1pet osso I1eECdoUb 0u0rs
"AViNG talcea the rooms lately occupied
Nh - store by Caleb Wall, directly OBJ
pos'ee N Fitzsimmon's Tavern, In Harpors-
Ferry, offers TO the public, on accommodating
terms, choice and handsome selection "a
Reasonable and Fashionable GOODS. Cor
gentlemens wear. The following comprises
ms stock IN part; Superior Black, Blue,
Brown, Mulberry Green, Rife Green, MuIber-
~ Steel mixed, and Dfab C1.0Yxza--AI-
so-cnsAimerea. Blue. Black, Striped, Pawn
and mixed A splendid essortmsns of Eaglish
figured silk Vestings, Plain and Valeacia. A
handsome assortment Of Gloves, Silk and
Linen Pocket Handkorchiefs, Hose add hall
DO, Cravsts, Stocks. BusPenders, Sc Sc.
The above are y selection u the latest inn
poFtaiions, the colours Of which will be var
Fantoa 90 stand. Garments Of every descrip-
lion viii be made to order 1t the shortest no
tiee.
Nov. -, l533.-H
n. b. Garments that are bought elsewhere
and brought 90 this establishment, will be
made 60 order at the shortest notice, and war
Tabtsd TO st. u not, they need not be taken
away. N. s.
e. The above establishing has been re-
moved TO he adjoining shop, formerly occo-
pied By ". Fitzsinm0ns.
March ~, l833.
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Chariessosc,. .1eaacnsy.

ME subscriber respectfully informs the
- public, that in consequence Of the re-
s'gnation Of the Rev. AIR. Jones, in his favor.
he has been arpointcd Principal Of this Insti-
tuition
The course Of instruction win comprise
the Latin, Greek, French and English IAN
guagcs. History. Belles-Lettres. Geography
and the use ofthe Globes, Mathematics, and
the usual branches Of liberal educ alton.
ta assuming the responsibilities Of this situ-
atiou, the subscriber beg. leave 70 state, that
40 far rs he Is concerned, he will endeavor to
place the Institution on respectable and per-
manent footing--that his attention, industry
and energy will be exclusively directed to this
object. Parents and guardians, who wish to
patronize this seminary, may therefore res,
assured that no pains will be spared to merit
their appreciation and support
EDWARD HUGHES, Principal.
March II, ls33.
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EDUC.GTxON.

DATRONIZED by some Of the most re-
:Peetablc citizens Of Iiarpers-Ferry, the
subscriber (lats q professor In one Of the first
colleges In the Union) wishes to inform pa
rents and guardians, DESTROYS Of having their
children, or those under their charge, care
fully and properly educated, that he intends,
when sufficient number Of subscribers shall
nave been collected. to open Seminary in
which all the most useful and important
branches Of learning will be taught.
IL Is confidently hoped, from several years
exPefience which the subscriber has had
IN teaching In the various departments Of DO
lite learning, that he will be found fully com.
petent to this arduous undertaking..
Inc strongest and most satisfactory recon-
mendations can DO given from learned profess
sors and private gentlemen, a. TO his compe-
scney for the education Of youth.
Ms eourse OF instruction will COMPRISE the
EngiiAh, Latin, Creek and French languages.
History, Geography, the Use Of the Gahes,
Eenes-Lettres, Mathematics, and Moral add
Natural Philosophy.
The stadents of the English and CIassica al
departments will be regularly exercised in
Composition and Defamation.
As the subscriber will DO wholly devoted to
the care OF the Institution, subscriber may
rest assured that he will lsaye no effort un-
trseo 10 promote his scholars advancement !;
and that while he will be most aSsiduous and
aneiriag IN his zeal for their improvement in
literature, no care OF vigilance shall be want
ing IN steadily watching over their conduct
and morals.
&-Hefercncc. ss 70 qualifications, &C., TO
DO made TO DR.. Samuel Scollay, Middle way,
Ienerson county, and to the Rev. Mr.. GiIdea
and Dr. Marmion, OF this place.
Application TO be made at Mr. Pitzsimmons'
Hotel, TO JOHN JOS. HICKEY'
Harpers-Perry, FEB. 2, 1893.
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"a MEETING Of the members Of the IIar-
n Psrs-FeFry saving Institation will be
held Al the HavpeTsFeFry Hotel, on saturday
the 27ih day Of april next, for the purpose Of
sleetiag nine Directors 10 manage The con-
eerns q said Institution for the ensuing yesr,
and tbs adoption Of such OtlssF measures a.
may BE- deemed necessary Tor the perfect Ca
gaaikatioa of he company.
LINES HOOK,
WILLIAM l'lLf.lfBEI2lG
JOSEPH Il. RTSSELE.
n. e. .gk4CC.fBE
I.fsIEL .SfP. fDE.R.
TYfO.1LfS RtrgSELL.
~ THOMPSON
April 4, ls33.