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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-28
FAN AID " iu,er GnoAs

"I ". rHnApSjN Z co. have just received
w further supply of
SEiSONABLE GOODS
Amo..g them are the foljowmS:-
Sd, A. and 6-4 printed and embossed Thbet
shaw AMI handEerchefs
Mcrinc shawls and scarfs, large ass ortmen', al
reduced prices
Cotton aud p,sted shauls aud handkerchiefs
Hermann, Grape. silk, muslin, and other fancy
handkerchiefs
inen capric hdkfs some very fine
Ga French, German and english merinos
5-S and Sd black and coiored English mernos, q
handsome assortment
Plain Gro de Naples
Best black Italian lus,rings, very cheap
Black and blue black Puult de Sole
Black mode and col,red Florences
Black and colOred silk veIycts
Ladies' aud mems Hoskin gloves
Cambria and thread edgings
Ga Grecian nett and Grecian nett footings
BoltlDgs, great variety
Silk cotton and worsted hosiery
Black and blue black Italian crspes
5-4 do do do do for wells
English and French black bombszines
60 pieces blue. BLACK, mixed, Russell brown,
olive, mulberry, claret and green Cloths, cheap
10 pieces plain. printed d RIB cassimeres
$50 do low priced sattinetts. rery cheap
80 do superfne do yer, handsome
White, red, green and scarlet hannels
Green carpet bszcs
Rose, poi,.t. Duffe and striped blankets
variety ofcoarse goods for negro clothing
500 pieces ow priced prints
Bur'sps, oznaburgs and Russia sheetlngs
A. Irish linens and lawns
Sd ana 10. table diapers
Russia diapers and crash. With
IL Packages DOMESTIC GOODS-such as
Irnwn lad bleached shrtings and sheetings
Red, yellow, brown AMI lead coPd Canton isnnels
Linseys, checks penitentary plaids, iickings
Cotton oznsburgs, &c &C.; with many other ar.
t.cIes.
Our assortment is very large. and prices low. We
invite our friends and the public to call and examine
for themselves oct 20
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-28
Nry Gods.

lanes MCKENZIE 4 Co have received tier
81 usual Fall Supply of
STAPLE &. FANCY DRY GOODS,
and will add to it by the first New yok .rTvis The
change they have concluded upon nasng in their ou'
saess induces them to Offer every article in their >:
sortment at nKpucED PHIc,s oc .dtf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-28
To the Great FaNs.

AGIH=:7CPPasskeotD Boat I
esEE;E=EEzEzsz VA SIZING
TO N has commence hoe regular trips, on Fuessshg
and FRIDAYS, for the Great Falls Crommen-4t8 o..
from Frederick Street Bridge (Georgetat or before
clock, A. ", and returning the same SO cents.
sunset Fare to and from Crom'and the country pre-.
The Canals now in fine g TO those who are fond
SCENTS beautiful appessaesire short relaxation from
of short excursion feat Falls offers most delight
business, . trip tob
tul treat. =. any other days of the week. can be
~ PARTED by giving . short notice or applica.
sceomnePrOprietor, living on Third street. George
tonic z. n. oFFUTT
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-28
Notice.

Y1HE subscribers, intending removal from AIeSsy'
L dria to New York IN the course OF shm
time have ask the favor OF all persons indebted
10 them to call and settle their respective tccoun as
their business must be brought to a speedy close.
oct 1-du JAS. MCKENZIE e Go.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-28
SHEPHERDS PATENT SPECIFIC ONT
NENr, formerly Judkins')

wbenI first made and prepared this Ointment. and
had in several instances experienced its good effects
sent IL TO ply scians with instructions in what
eases apply il, who OF opinion that the Olnt-
ment would be avsuaole public benefit concluded
that the Ointment would occasionally fall into many
hands some OF whom would probably undertake 10
make it, and knowing the dficuty of the process-ne-
ysrtheess might be progated m this sduitersed 81
tuauon might in some degree resemble the origi-
nsl-and in this way it's good effects would be obltera'
ted Under these considerations, secured the origt
nal and certain remed, for chose obstinate diseases,
some Of which have long bsffied the skiI OF me-
deal science:
lst White swelhags of every descriptions
81 Sore legs and ulcers oflong standing,
Sd Schrrus OF glandu,sr tumors, particularly those
hardened tunors in rs breasts, which Oftentuaes
terminate in uiceiated cancers;
4th Feions, wha, some people know by the name
Of catarrhs, ofevery description.
5lh Rheumatic pains ct the Joints;
9th Sprsins aud bruises ofevery description, or in
Whatever part situate;
9TH letters OF slkinds. In this complaint the pa,
tient, in applying the ointment, must keep the part
out Of water;
sth Chilblains or parts affected by frost.
Il is also one of the best remedies for burns and
scaids. Ii eases the pain and draws the 6re out
short time.
For inaamed women's breasts and glandular swell
linys It is superior any medicine yet known the
medical faculty. II is much safer than mercurai ap
pcsons. (ssit does not contain the smallest atom OF
any preparation OF the mineral, because II does not
lay the patient liable to injury from exposure to cold
This Ointment has cured sores OF many years stand
ing Where it isinpossble or imprudent 10 heal ihe
external sore, in consequence OF The bones becoming
csrious Oh rotten il will stop the progress of the esres
increase the quantity Of discharge the often
sive smell, and ease the pains.
Il cures the worst Felods and whtogs. on sppca
ton of forty eight hours.
CERTIFICATES.
Fsonte Hon John Cooke Ncmber Of he House Of Re.
personalities IN Congress.
AsHic6T)N, lar, n D.. 1876,
S!r-Niy SON having 6een afflicted for five yeats
with wnte swelling, aud having applied every RENE
dy recomme nled by the most eminent ph>s
within nv reach Without success, vt length nrocured
oae Jag of DR. JI ifns Patent Specific Ointment. and
le the sPpicauoa acco.d.ng 60 tle directions sc
conlpsnviis tae 'ntmenl, and STATE, tor the ocnet
of the sfh si thai before jug used perfHc,
cure Sss freled NJ, son has enJoyed good heath
everance. ! have n. dOurt that ia the 0ntment atone
H. IS Indebted, f"r nota,ns else used f7r
,hsr months before the application ~ the jn,.
ment, Respectfully, JoHs COOKE
DIR, Wm 6unton, Washington City.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-28
P4IENT RIGHT SECURED
BEW ARE OF IMPOSI ITO n.
SHEPHERDS PATENT SPECIFIC
OINTMENT, formerly Judkins',)
Prepared by e. HgRvTONS. near Frederick
t,,,,, H,r,,To,1

RIctNoND Va July IS, 1850
vUyVE public will he please to understsn nd that was
the orisin.i liscov. of iudkins' Ointment, and
sole proprietor Of the patent from September. 1917,
until the expiration Of the same; but having connect
ed nysef with DIR Judkins in the commencement, l
permitted the ointment 70 oear his name The term
of the patent wing expired ON the 26t June. have
male an improve men in the same. and taken out pa
tent thereon SHEPHEhD
ur imposition having been practised upon the nu6
lie by spurious article, bearing the name OF Jud'
t;n,' Oin,,n.u, the proprietor svas himself Of the
authority granted 10 him in his letters patent. now TO
oil the Ointment after his own name. Henoeforth It
viii be known by the name of
SHEPHERDS PATENT SPECIFIC ONT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-05

CHARLrsToN, 10Th December 1892
TO TIE EDITORS OF TIE RICHMOND E.NOUIRER
DEAR SIRs am surprised and geved, that the com
miee OF your House OF Deleg aes should have entirely
overlooked the tyrannca oppressive nsu of the rd
nance passed by the Convention of this State Is nothing
due TO the wrongs and suierngs of the friends OF the
Union in-South Carolnds l. nothing due by yirginans,
TO the cause OF free government in thew from mo
OF comfy pass in silence gross and papabe violation
OF the fundamental principles OF civil liberty which they
are hound TO protect aud defend! viii they content
selves with soliciting tho majority suspend The execu
ton OF their Ordinance, without characterzing il as il de-
serves, and leave us TO drag degraded exisence
wearing chains until they les er our flesh and cat ino
OR vtas Can they forget, that iris written i'm that sa
cred instrument their Bill OF Rights that no free 90.
rerment or The blessings ofbery can be preserved TO
any people 6ut 6y firm adherence to stice? And do
they not feel that the Ordinance they Guild ask the Com
vention to suspend heads violates all the rights
oil humanity and justice lie, them read The protest and
renonsr9nce oil the Union Convention and then ask them
selves Virginia. the CRADLE il the birth place of Ii
berry, ought seek prolong foul and oppres
sive Would her bear it Would orr 'orefathers
have borne it test oaih-a suspepson of the b,beas
corpus act total al GRAFTON oil the trial by urva viola
ton OF the independence and purity of the Judiciary
scripon and distranchisemen OF the miuor,y-ai this
be suspended their heads for indefinite periol
without word OF sympathy for the sue ets nor of re-
probation oil The wrong doors Is this conduct worthy
the people of Virginia. who have declared that all men
are by nature equally free and independent and have
tain Inherent rights, OF which they neither be deprived
by others nor deprive themselves 2" 7 he General A
sembly Of Virginia ought keep in view that the oues
ton TO be considered is not only the m ortv
OF this State and the Federal Govenmennot merely one
'S", """u' mere may be an honest
difference OF opinion and which calls Tor the exercise
great prudence moderation, and orbearac but that II
IS likewise question between that majority and seventeen
hosand iIeemen IN the State OF South Carolina
ton oil ac ual and ntoerabe oppression, wLirh cannot be
borne patiently by reeborn Americans I'll Union Par.
y in South Carolina are under the dominion AN ogar
chy, which governs the State through iacobin clubs
They have been deprived Of their dearest rights and
vieges by the Ordinance of Conventions; their lives and
property are at the mercy of thai body and Virginia would
perpeuate that tyranny for, TO suspend the o,eraon of
the Ordinance, would leave other hope relief than
an appeal TO the supreme Arber OF the universe and our
own exertiOns 10 redress wrongs
a CAROLINI IN.
hope will not refuse place your paper this mp
fully, -Ni'''''PeVt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-05
NORTH CAROLINA

EXTRACT Of a letter dated Scotland .Yeck Dec 90
" We have little or nothing with us. Though
am somewhat stckler for State Rights have never
suffered these opinions to run into Notification On
receiving first the South Carolina Nullifving OrIi-
nance and then the Presidents Proclamaon / thougbt
Inc crisis demanded from all parts Of this State display
Of public sentiment; though, il would SEEM from the
Roanoke Advocate, published in county town. (TIal
iaXD that we all for Modification. issued notices
here for Union meeting, and though had been assured
That Jour hls OF our county were Nui6ers, had the
satisfaction of seeing of the largest called meetings
ever witnessed.
Being called on to preside the meeting submit.
ted through committees certain resolutions expressing
our dlSapprobauon OF the Tariff and Nullcaon and eX-
pressing attachment and adherence TO the Union
Upon the passage oil these resolutions there was entire
unanmity, except as TO two of them and them upon
can Tor The ayes and noes, while the Hall resounded with
the ayes, not solitary no was heard against them.
do trust Virginia may be able adopt some plan of
mediation that may save the Unon
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-05
COMPRESSION Al DISTRICTS

n.
GENTLEMEN We in the country DESTROYS of
moving how the Committee has arranged The Compress
siona districts, before the Legislature upon the re-
port or disposes OF the subject he report made by
The committee has not it is believed, taken the usual
course III such 1t has been published in the
papers The people have the right 10 know-hey onght
TO oe informed what is proposed in regad TO he LAYING
on hese DISTRICTS That they may speak TO the GOdY oil the
Legislature inform their represen aves in relation to
he subject, should they deem il do so, should
mey not be satisfied with the plan OF The Committee The
Istlc IN which reside, comprises at pres MI Amherst
Nelson, hlbemare, Fluvanna and Coco and. II should
be changed so consist OF die three frs counties with
the acdi'ion OF Orange The Information Which was
doubt before the Committee, would shew the propi Nv OF
This, and therefore is presumed the Committee have so
arranged ther-scheme a. To let those four counties last
enume' aied, viz: Amherst. Nelson AlbeinaIe and
orange, constitute OF tie Congressional districts oil the
State If they have not, will slew 10 the Legislature
that they should. TELL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-05

WH0NS. TONsON.-Ths beautiful. biob bred a,d
I've certainly the best horse in America / have
Deen induced TO procure for the ensuing season. conf.
ihe Turf both last spring and fall will ene him 10 e
"gn consideration OF the patrons OF the blood horsc and
"hen IS considered tat nine tenhs Of the in this
country nave descended from Diomed through Sir Ar.
chic, the owners Of ibis now valuable propertv sbouId
no ia 20 consult their own interests confdenta all must
pc 1o'h rom the experience Of Europe and America
,he Dree9,hg ~ aud in, will answer for distance
horses lie will stand at my stable al Woyanokc, in
Charles City Other particulars in time
Nse' ~ t6l-w4wJ JOHN MfNGE, JR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-05
no THE EDI7oE

TO THE EDITORS OF rue EHQUIgER.
nave Just risen hom The perusa OF a pamphlet re
Gently published by Professor Dew, Of Wiiun aud Mar,
oege, on The subj 'c OF Si cry and beg leave ihroug
we columns OF your extensively circulated paper TO call
public alirn ION TO il, particularly those friendly to the
sche me OF coionizing our Slaves the coast OF Africa
and VIII add that no STAKEHOLDER should be unacquaned
with q e coneu's Of Ibis p,mphlet A SUBscEipER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-05

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.--Will be sold TO the
"A highest bidder on credit OF twelve months al FL
isvillo in the county Of louisa, Friday the 18th dav
Of January next II fair II not the next fair day. the FOL
lowing property, belonging TO the estate of VIM Nc AIs
ter dec d. TO vii: nine likely negroes consisting Of two
women, six likely boys, and girl together with all
me household furniture belonging the estate Of the said
VIM McAllister, deed. An persons having cliims
against the estate will please present them on or before the
Gay OF sale, properly authcncated-and those indebted
viii please make immediate payment
a. G. SHEPHERD Admir-
Of VIM. McAlster with the viii annexed.
January 3. -SsceSs
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MARRIED.

On Thursday The Doth Dec by Rcv. Edward Bantis Mr.
of Tow,aiun county. '' W.
ON Monday, the 9th Dec. Row Jordan Martin Mr. VIII
liam Foscc. of P0whatau Cironc Subcf d,utt 81
Mr.. William Suhlctt, OF Chesterfield. 90 "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-05
MIR. CALHOUN

We have received other versions Of Mr. Calhoun's
declarations in this Ciywhich induce believe that
the statement gave in our last, msapprehcusion
the part Of respectable informant and does not do
justice TO Mr. 6. We state il as the understanding OF
Their gentleman, hatM G. declared that 5. G. would re.
ceive with great respect any thing that might from
Vrginia-and that she might be disposed yield 10 her
wishes, unless 10 abandon the redress Cor remedy
she had selected. To another he declared that s. c. was
sustaining the principles Of The South and that she ought
10 be suppOrted-he told that Virginia could 60
for Modification; and upon being asked il Virginia should
60 FOR Convention, would s. - annu her ordnancel Mr.
&. replied he could not tell.
The last Washington Globe hints hat tho new Congress
viii scarcely be called together by The President after
the adjournment OF the present session. elf the present body
should fail 10 fulfil the duties expected from it, We
have ourselves says the Gobe expressed such opinion
~ conversation But did not advert 10 the circums
tbo many Of the States have and will not elect Repre-
sendhyes TO the Congress until near iis regular lime
OF meeting IL is obvious therefore, that this speculation
no longer TO be INDUCED. The idea was premature and
may be mischievous in its results We have good
son 10 believe that the President does such pUr.
pose, and wo cannot anticipate from the aspect Of pub
nc Affairs At This time, any thing 10 make II proper
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-05


~ COMMUNICATIVE
The Fdtos OF The Enquirer respec.l Nv request ed
10 correct very material in te hitting e essay
OF Is on The subject OF James River aud ana h.,
Company, IN Their paper OF 18th December la the b
paragraph oil the 2d column the essay the writer emu
neraes The items OF properly 10 he anserred by the
State TO the Company, aud among these the ,cafcr rents
IN nOte appended 20 these words, stated the tDrt1
as mistaken mere. But the writer Mistaken
he WAFER rents will pass from the State Company
II the charter should be carried in;O eject The r,por
lance OF the b. estimated by supy sainp iha
that wa'tr power TO the OF half million OF dollars
could now be so upon the part of the Chesapeake and
ONO anal already executed, ii the Legislature MARY
and would consent 10 convey TO the company the rgh
sell The note intended for the end the 6 Il para
graph, in the same column OF the essay and intended
IN spirit of canor and jsl to the public TO max
supposed but slight error OF statement ia reference TO the
relative amount OF the present expenses 4mes River
anu Oh the annals, the writer acdgi;g the ner TO b
greater than tie later To aHy concep:ion ON
HE very impor ant point OF the lights the Editor.
viii confer favor 10y re-pubising le paragraph i,.
out the no;c, witch was by mistake attached 10 Il.
-, PHI 10 b.
Inc following is the paragrrEh referred to above:
ihe Improvements on the riyoT and nJdc iuce
mise with the company, iucudug road to .
Sandy, acond Auior as having cost the o
SIyV independent of the old Improvements An those
new, aud privilege immunity are TO become
vested in the company exempt om taxation or p, r
lhons whatever and chascabe ouy with the dyionds
stockholders, aud with repairs sccto- , % and
2 OF the act OF Incorporation Tho capital copsny with
privilege to increase it, Is $4,000 State at once
takes Sl,OOO, payment for consideration of
10 this company, tbs whole rights as aforesaid Tic
uct also provides, that while the works progress after the,
completed, dividends are TO be- docn5od Of ali an
plus profits, after paying dividends
that when those profits shall dividend per cent
TO be kept within that limit reduction OF tolls These dy
dens o declared proportion the amount
ualy paid thereon by the stockholders Commonwealth Z,
be regarded having paid, by her tights to ii
ana y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-05

EBUBLlC SALE.-By virtue of a Deed of Trust OK.
a ecued 10 the subscriber, by John NJ Price for III =
purpose OF securing certain debts in said Deed specified
TO william "A Ircc, which Deed daily admitted to
record ia the Clerks office OF the county court OF Louisa
on the 10th DAY Of March, 1872 shall proceed TO sell TO
the highest bidder FOR cash, the tavern door of John
NJ Prce, at Louisa court house, Saturday the 26h
day Of January, 1888 al the said Prices household fur
murc including beds, bedding bedstcads tables chairs
table furniture sofas, siebords, bureaus desks aud all
other articles Of household furniture i'm the tavern and
dwelling house Of the said John M Price at Louisa court
house The furniture is unusually various and valua-
bic Selling Trustee, shall be liable for such title
only is vested in by the Deed OF Trust aforesut
DAVID NJ. HUNTER, Trustee.
January .. 72-w1w-
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Thursday, Jan A. 1888
Whcdt-I20 I25 cents
cana! FYoW-nominally So 80
IO6dcc0-cOmmOn refused So a g IL
cOmpaSScd $fI.2a5
middling So a g.
good and fine So n rs
Inspection for the last quarter
$500 barrels City.
465OS barrels Country
S5l37 barrels and half barrels
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-05

81 EGHOES FOR CASH. shall sell without reserve
Tor cash. on Wednesday, the 10th day OF the present
month (January) al the late residence of Anne Swift de-
ceased IN the upper end of Hanover county sixteen ne
sroeS' consisting OF men boys, women and children, and
some articles OF household furniture belonging to the as
tate OF Cicvears Swift, deceased
CHARLES SWIFT, Er0r. Of ClcUcdIS S,oit dee.
Hanover, 2l January, 1888 73-2,s
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COMMUNICATED

shall appear possible.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-05

IA OUISA COURT HOUSE FOR SALE.-In pursu-
RI ance OF three several deeds Of trust the first exocu
cd by John NJ. Price aud Elizabeth G. hs wife 10 Carrot
NJ Quarcs aud Charles kimbrough, Trustees bear
ing date the l2 day OF September, 1925 and duly ac-
kuowcdged by said Price and wife, and recorded in the
Clerks Office Of Louisa County Court conve wing one I'M
divided moety Of land Tying in Louisa county adjoining
the lands OF Js Bcadcs, NJ Baker and others, being tho
lands which Louisa Court House situated containing
three hundred and ninety four acres, tie Sc
cOnd deed executed by the said John NJ Price aud Eliza
beth g. his wife 10 John Hunter and John r. Quares as
Trustees dated the 2lst day OF June 1928 and duly ac
knOWlcdged by said Price and wife and recorded in the
Price and wife in aud TO the tract Oh land on which Louisa
Court House Is situated, it being mOcty OF said tract
winch was purchased by said Price and Charles Thopp-
SON Jr' Henry Lawrence. which said supposed
To co tain three hundred and ninety Also ie follow
ing slaves TO wit: Gregory, Mat, Lewis Charity Carter
Sarah, Martha, Judy aud Nelson; and the third deed
executed by the said John NJ. Price John e. Quarles
and Charles Ddbney, trustees dated the 10Th day of
November, 1881, and duly Acknowledged by said John
NJ Picc, and recorded in ihc Clerks Once aforesaid
conveying . certain tract parcel at land lying in
Louisa county. adjoining the lsud- Of Waldv Lipscofnb
dn' Others, called and known the Court House tract,
containing "92acres The trustees named the said deeds
or one Of mcm, Will on thu lIlb day OF February next
az Louisa Court House upon The promises proceed 10 sell
at public ducon io CASH The highest bidder in order
To- satisfy c purpose c before named deeds Of trust
in The order which they e been recorded with ali Tho
costs ami expenses attending hc recording and executing
hc said deeds the aforementioned lands and sIaves with
the increase Of he slaves since DIST June 1928 accord
ing e directions OF sail deeds The trustee or trustees
lat may act viii convey only such title 10 tho pur.
chaser OF purchasers (oiy) vested in them though
NE same IS believed TO Do gool THE TRUSTEES.
Louisa, +ih November, ls32 63-Wds
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MEETiNGs OP TnE pFopI7p

We have transferred the last page days paper the
coedngs In ototourt and Amelia; tho
minority in the lHttor county, general
of is citizens. 'S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-05

n II miles above Petersburg in the county of Chos-
tered has excellent stables and good race ground wn
IRAN horses the ensuing spring for any gentleman who
TO me at home or by letter, Petersburg.
Jan. 3. [73-2t-l BOILING t. GRAVES
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-05

hENflSrRY.-D LEWnoN 4 McCoNNgLr,.
- Surgeon Dentists, prepared 20 execute every
description OF dental operations in The mast scryceabc and
beautiful manner. Their Office g. override Store oil Mce.
Waldron s Henry, and opposite Mr., Charles Beck's.
Ladies viii be lied On at their residences II desired
January b. Is utV