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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-10-23

DOTOMAC BRIDGE The subscriber will re-
i ceive proposals until the 25th of October next,f r.
the supply OF 446 200 feet of pine TIMBER the growth
Of Virginia or Maryland, III 900 feet be delivered
this fall. The dimensions OF the timber will vary
from IA by IA to IL by IL, and of various lengths,
particular bills of which will be furnished he con
tractor it must be of the best quality, hewn sawed
square, and delivered at the BRIDGE or at such places
in vicinity the Engineer may direct, and be sub
lect to his inspection.
Twenty per cent will be retained of the value Of
such portion of the timber shall have been deli,
ed, which per centage shall be paid on the iulfmen,
OF the contract forfeited failure Of the
tractors.
Persons offering for the above will address the un-
dersigned endorse their bids Proposals for Pine Tim
Der, and enclose them TO Colonel J. J. Albert, Topo-
graphical Bureau, Washington.
Persons desiring 10 bid for the above Timber will
be furnished with particular bill oflengths &c upon
application to the subscriber in person by letter
(post paid) at Georgetown, ID. c.
VIM TURNBULL,
Major Typographical Engineers
sept 49, tOct25
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Oct. 70 colin. -

Oct- - cpIm
rIRCULAR-Th partnership heretofore exist
~ ing between Messrs. POPE GIBBS as At
torneys and Counsellors a. Law, and Solicitors in
Chancery, is dissolved by consent
They continue to practice individually in the Coun-
ty courts Of Coosa aid Autauga Counties-in the
Circuit Courts of Au,auga, Cocoa, Talapoosa, Mont
gomery Dallas, Bib, Shelby, St. Clair and Tallade-
ga Counties-io the CHANCERY Courts held for
the same Counties-in the SUPREME Court Of
ALABAMA-and the District Court Of the United
States at Tuscaloosa.
1.-THE above Circuit embraces the cities Of Wetump-
ka and Montgomery the towns OF Selma and Cahaw-
ba and many other small towns and villages.
b. T. POPE, Wetmupka, Ala
G. r. GIBBS, Columbiana, Ala.
Messrs p. & G. the tender of their protes-
sona services Individually to those who have here
tofore entrusted business to their joint management
and to the public generally.
Their fees for collecting will be, as heretofore, in
common case, viz:
For bringing suit on all liqudated demands
Gas Notes, Bills, &c.) under $500. $40 90
For bringing suit all liquidated demands
exceeding $500, s per cent.
For bringing suit on unliqudated demands
Gas accounts, &c.) $40 dollars added to
above fees.
For taking HETEROGENEOUS Dispositions, &c.
if not more than two pages, 90
If more than two pages, for every additional
two pages, or less, 90
In all cases sued TO Judgment and execution
ed property, half the above fees. If there is un
usual litigation and difficulty, resort to extraord-
nary is necessary TO secure debt, an addi-
tonal fee proportion to the services required will be
charged.
Persons sending business from abroad requiring
proof Gas accounts, &c prevent delay, should send,
at the same time, the names and residences OF wit
nesses, and the Of three respectable cti
in the neighborhood OF the witnesses, to act as
Commissioners to take their testimony.
Partners sending business should also send the in
dividual well joint names of the firm.
Reterenees-Jas o. Proudft Esq. Wall st. New
York Messrs. GilIiland Son & Harwel, Charleston,
S. c. Messrs. +. Goddard & Co, Macon, Ga; VIM.
Dearing Esq. Athens, Ga; Messrs. Holt g. Rose,
and Hon p $. Dargan, Mobile, Ala; Hon H w
Bryan, A. Ready, ESQ., Messrs. H. B Bailey & Co,
and Messrs. James Trmble & Brothers, Wetumpka,
Alabama oct eff
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UNIVERSITY OF Pennsylvania.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.

Session IS4l -'42.
III HE Lectures will commence Monday the LIST
A Of November, and be continued, under the fol-
lowing arrangement to the middle of March ensuing
Practice and Theory of Medicine, by Nathaniel
Chapman, M ID.
Chemistry, by Robert Hare, M. d.
Surgery, by William Gibson, M. d.
Anatomy, by William +. Horner, M. d.
Institutes Of Medicine, by Samuel Jackson, NJ. d.
Obstetrics and the Diseases of Women and Chill
dren, by Hugh L. Hodge, M. d.
Clinical Lectures Medicine, by w. w. Ger
hard NJ, ID and
Clinical Lectures on Surgery, by Drs Gibson and
Homer, will be delivered at the Philadelphia Hospital
(Blockley) Students also admitted to the Clint
cal instruction at the Pennsylvania Hospital, in the
City
w. E. HORNER,
Dean Of The Medical FacuHy
aug q, -3awtNov Is 1903 Chestnut Street, Phil.
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THE STAGE.

The world is a stage; men and women the play.
distributes the parts the fools shift the scenery the
philosophers the spectators the rich occupy the
boxes, the powerful the pit and the poor the gallery
The rsaken Of Lady Fortune snufIs the caidlcs ,
Folly mikes the concert, and Time drops the curtain
Benhey's Miscellany.
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Tiger shot IN the Sired, Of Louisville SPLEEN
did tiger, belonging 10 the managelis Of Titus June,
Angevine & Co. exhibiting Green street, Louis
vile, escaped from his keepers Friday. he was
shot by Mr. Joseph Potter, piano forte manufacturer
lie inflicted slight injury upon the arm OF man
who was endesvoring TO "bead him, by blow from
his paw"
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CABINET AND CHAIR FACTORY, A doors
~ west of -2 street James Williams has re-
ceived by the schooner AIIyne, lot of high and low
back Nurse and Arm Rocking Chairs and Cabinet
Furniture.
Has on hand and continues TO manufacture, by
experienced workmen all kinds of Cabinet Furniture
and Cain and Winsor Chairs, Hair and Shuck Mat
trasses China, Glass, and Liverpool ware.
Old furniture taken in exchange for new.
Old furniture repaired ard reprinted.
Which will be sold low for cash, on time for good
paper
On hand, good assortment of Mahogany, which
will be sold low for cash. oct 5Slw3w.
THEAP PAPERS.-FIne SATIN Surface Letter
~ Paper ruled on three sides, at 81 % per ream
Also Folio Post, Foolscap, Double Cap and Envel.
ope Papers reduced prices
Russia and other low priced Quills, suitable for
schools, for sale by WIN. F. BA4Lf,
(Agent for j. X. Herrick)
Pennsylvania Avenue bet. 18th and 18th sta
oct
PURNAP'S Lee lures to young men, the
- mind, formation Of character and the conduct OF
life, volume.
On the sphere and duties of women &c. | vol.
Just received by FRANCK TAYLOR immed
ately Ast of Gadsby's. oct l6
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WALDIE'S SELECT CIRCULATING IL
w BRARY, and DUNGLISON'S MEDICAL
LIBRARY and lNTELLlGENCER are the works
alluded to in the foregoing in which the people of the
District of Columbia are interested. Mr.. Hampton
is sole agent for many others which may be had by
calling his during the day, himself in the
evening, al the Periodical Agency between Gadsbys
and the Rail Road Office. Among these sole agen
c, are the New York Mirror, SO long and iavoraby
known, but never before good. The Brother iona
than with extra copies of Barnaby Rudge, and Dol
lar Magazine, edited by n. P. Willis and Weld; Ora
hams Ladies and Genteman's Magazine Ladies Com
panion, Ladies Garland Hunts Merchants Magazine,
the Amcrcan Magazine, Boston Medical and Surgi
cal Journal the Guardian of Heath, the Mothers
Mag zine, Sailors Magazine, Millennal Harbinger
Baltimore Literary and Religious Magazine, Farmers
Monthly Visiter, &c, while he is general agent for
the Knickerbocker, Lady's Book, Saturday Evening
Post, Lu heran Observer, Tolers edition OF foreign
republcations, Black woods Magazine, North Ameri-
can Review, Roberts Semi Monthly Magazine and
Boston Notion (back numbers on hand from
nenccment of James new novel,) the New World,
edited by Park Benjamin (of which few copies
on hand from commencement of the year, and copies
of Charles O'Malley,) Baltimore Saturday Viser,
New York Churchman, New York Observer, Luthe
ran Observer, Baptist Advocate, Stocktons Chris
tian World, Homoeopa hic Examiner, &c, and
get any thing his patrons may DESIRE generally fur
nshng any thing heavy free of postage. Most of
tho New York papers may be had by the number.
oct l6-6t
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Total.

Total, 4,400 !,
In addition TO these, we learn that there will
be out, before the close of the season, over
eleren more. This list speaks in way not to
be misunderstood, of the business and prosper
ity of our city, Of the skill of our mechanics,
and what those who are building boats and look
ing to their own interests, think of boats built
at Cincnnati.-Cin Gazette.
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THE BRIDE OF ANDILLA.
PROM LocKHART's SPANISH BALLADS.


The following ballad has been often initiated by
modern poets, both IN Spain and in Germany:
Pom te las rejas azules dexa la magma que labras
Melancholia xarfa, veras al gaan Andla," &c.
l.
Rise up rise up, Xarifa, lay the golden cushion
Rise up, come to the window, and gaze with all the
Town.
From gay guitar and violin the silver notes are aOw-
ing
And banners bright from lattice light are waving every
where,
And the tall plume Of our cousins bridegroom floats
proudly in the air;
Rise up, rise up, xara lay the golden cushion down
hise up COME to the window, and gaze with all the
Town.
:" Arise, arise, Xarifa, see Andillas face,
lie bends him to the people with calm and princely
Through all the land of Heres, and banks Of Guadal.
quiver,
Rode forth bridegroom SO brave as he, 50 brave and
lordiy, never.
Yon tall plume waving DER his brow Of mixed
guess, : was wreathed by lara, whom he will wed
tonight;
Rise up up Xarifa lay the golden cushion down
Rise up, come to the window, and gaze with all the
Town.
What aileth thee, Xarfa, what makes thine eyes
look down,
Why stay ye from the window far, nor gaze with all
the Towns
I've heard you say on many day, and sure you said
the truth,
Andilla rides without peer. among all Granadas
youth.
Without peer he rideth, and yon milk white horse
doth go
Beneath his stately master, with stately step and
slow;
Then rise, oh rise, Xarifa, lay the golden cushion
Unseen here through the lattice, you may gaze with
all the Town.
The Zegri Lady rose not nor laid her cushion down,
Nor came she to the window to gaze with all the
Town
But though her eyes dwelt on her knee, in vain her
fingers strove,
And though her needle pressed the silk no flower
One ponny rosebud she had traced, before the noise
drew nigh
That bonny bud tear effaced, slow dropping from
her eye.
"No, no. she signs, bid me not rise, nor lay my
cushion down,
To gaze upon AndilIa with all the gazing Town"
w.
Why rise ye not, Xarfa, lay your cushion down7
Why gaze ye not Xarfa, with all the gazing Town 2
Hear hear the trumpet how it swells and how the
people cry.
He stops at Zaras palace gate-why sit ye s.ill-oh
why
=" AT Zaras gate stops Zara's mate in him shall l
discover
The dark-eyed youth pledged his Truth with tears
and was my loyer2
will not rise, with weary eyes, nor lay my cushion
down,
To gaze false Andilla with all the gazing Town"
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. IL, lS4l
THOMAS r. HAMPTON is the only authorized agent
for my works for the District of Columbia. His
receipt only will be valid.
ADAM WALDIE,
Per WALTER s. WALDIE,
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LIBRARY OF CONGRESS-,

OctObeT Iitn, IbFI.
NOTICES hereby given, that the Library of Con-
gress will be closed on Tuesday, the 18th instant,
for the purpose Of cleaning and arranging the books
and will not again be opened until Tuesday, the 23d
ofNovember,
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HEAD-QuAnrsns, MAINE Conps,


Washington City Oct. An, l94l.
SEPARATE Proposals will be received at the Office
~ OF the Qaartermaster Of the Marine Corps, in
this city, until ~ O'clock ON Wednesday, the 10th
day OF November next for furnishing rations to the
United States Marines the following stations, for
the year 1912:
Portsmouth, New Hampshire
Charlestown, Massachusetts
Brooklyn, Long Island New York
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Gosport, near Norfolk, Virginia;
Pensacola, Florida; and
Washington City District of Columbia.
The rations TO CONSIST Of one pound and quarter
OF fresh beef, three quarters of pound Of mess
pork, eighteen Of bread -four at the option
Of the Government; and at the Of six pounds Of
good clean coffee twelve pounds Of good New Orleans
sugar eight quarts Of beans four quarts Of vinegar
two quarts of salt four pounds Of SOAP and and
half pounas Of good dipped candies 10 each hundred
rations.
1t is understood that the full side Of beef (neck and
shins excuded) be delivered, If required if such
quantity be not required that the fore and hind quar-
tiers be delivered alternately And the bread flour
shall be Of superfne quality. All the articles to be
unexcepionable and be issued to the troops with
out expense TO the United States.
Proposals to be endorsed Proposals for Rations
for 1912"
y AUG A. NICHOLSON,
Quartermaster.
oct 3,awtlOthNoy.
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adelphia the Portsmouth Gazette, New Hampshire
the New York Evening Post, the New York Herald,
and the New York Enquirer; the Baltimore Republi-
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Richmond Enquirer, and Richmond Wing; the Al
exandria Gazette, Alexandra, ID. c.; and the Pensa-
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per week, and send copy Of the advertisement to
accompany the account when forwarded to this office
for payment.
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The following ballad has been often initiated by
modern poets, both in Spain and in Germany
Pom te las rejas azules dexa la magma que abras,
Mrlancholia xarifa, veras al galan Andilla" &C.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-12-04

SINE spnt ri r6elles quo les voyapettrs dli
ont yisit6 eette eontr65e on aont tout 6blolis.
ensi's ae trotnpent q%uelqaefois sur le modt
d employer pour l'exploitatiou do CO com.
f1eree. cesl n'est pas ttVnnant y llotn.
tnes qHi Won't b Ia deeolverte ne soft pms
dts negociahs: eeux q1I yi0ndront aprts etlx
ptosjtefoft de lenfs tautes ct fectlellleront
10 prlx de lour d6voueneut. Mais &c qt,i
detnenrern ibcontegtable nalgr6 les direa
des d5stBavr9s, c'est aus 10 eontneree
dAbysslnio eat une mine lGconde qui On.
riehlra %quieonque saura rexpIoiter.
"Un des plus habiles marclaands d'A.
byssiHie ms dIsait reinforcement . "Qn'on
nous d6Ilvre des droits arhitralrea ntl nous
deraaebf, OF que ls menro ii je n'6cllanee
pas totis lea ans, q MaSsauah, cent mile
taIarls he tn~archandises d mon e,oix con.
fro des Prodnits abyssiniers qui vaudront
trois cent mile talaris d Alsx1njfie. Qu'on
etahlisse Tin compton, que le tralte dc
commerce. do Constantinopie, sol mis- il
execution, ptisque nous aonln1os rentrta
sols Ia domination lmmedlato du sultan,
ct vols yerrez 81 ie dis vral.' supposoug
quil Y ait III pen d'ezag6ration tol den.
thopsIasmo dams eeg paroles, on rabattant
DE- Motto, ct &c serhit Gnorne, an a1rail
encore III joli b6nefiee. On reato, le rap.
port de notre agent consl1laire i Massauah,
que les commertans pourront convttIter au
ministers dos ~atll'res ttrangeres, lenr eon
tirinera Ia vdrlte de mos assertions.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-12-04

I'm ESFANT pEgUU.

u IN environ onzs ans quo 10 souaaignt,
habttabt de Donaldaanville. pe.'it son fills,
aIors agf d'environ 3 anH. fisnfatit disparut
sans quill nit %jatnhis s1 les circumstances dc
celtic dtHparntlon II Y n environ auatre ans
dti'ot' lii apprit q1'un enfant trpnyt ayait ttt
VI d Baton Rouge. ct d'oprts Ia description,
Il nc dotlte linllnrnert que GO ne fut son fIs,
ina : seq rsciierches ne pllrent 10 luI fare de-
eouVfir. II Went Hlainteuatt d'apprsndre dc
nouVoau quill ezlste qpolque part entire Baton
Rouge OF Ste Helene IN gaFeon qu'on dit
avolr etc troIva il y d bien des anntes. II
prie instrument lee parsoniss qni pourraient
lui indiquer Ia ~retraite de &c gareon dc youIoir
ben le faire afn quill puisso s'assurer 81 CO ne
serait pas Ia son fls.
A dec. Al sERAPIIIN GODA1N.
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E.das dc In E0NsEaksc
COTR uEa pRErNEa.

II aera vendn par le soussignt, MARDt 4
JhuYIer 1872, les deux morceaux DIG terrs c-
apres decrits, appartenant a Ia succession
do feu David Kemp de Ste. Helene. dtce-
d., en- vertu dune contniss.1au b moi adres.
ste par l'hop. Jugs Leonard de Ia dite paroisse
dc Ste. Helene, d SAVIOR:
|. I'm moroccan de terre situ6 sur 10 Bayou
Cypress dams cette p~aroisse, contenant 400 ar
pens plus on %rnoiils, borne al nord par ]. Ken
nard ei al sud par Boatner, avec les amhliora-
tons qhi Ell dependent.
2. Tn autse moroccan dc terrs eituF sur Ia
Ce1nitr, commit C6tutne le BodnsU tract. cGnte-
nant GAO arpetls, bsrne au nord par dea terfes
de Carpenter. ali sud par Rowley ct d pouest
par Ia Conlite, avec les authorizations.
La yente aura llea B Ia malsoh dc cour dams
cetts vile, aux conditions suivantes:
Dix pour cent au compliant, ct Ia balance 4
TN, deux ct trois rms de credit, ~fargutreur
devant donner deH billets endogets payablee en-
banq1e ct h~ypothtqne jusqu'a confession dc
juEement.
Baton Rouge, . dteembre 1871.
CHS. T'Ea5IER,
4 dteetnbre. 10 J. de Paroisae.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-12-04

ECOLE ANGLAISE ET CLASSfQUE
Mn. J. 3, SeuDnEa ouyrira dams Ia vile de
Baton Rongge vers le premier Janvier proclaim
uns 6eole Anglaise ct Classigua. Mr.. g. esi
IN gfadn@ dn college de Princeton, Nj" ct d
on beaacotip d'exp5risncs dans Fart de- l'on4
Helriement. {
Rlftreueese-~P. A. Walker, James Elan ct
]. Huestor.
Baton touge 4 decembre. AZ
I'm assortment dc CRANES dc Jardinage. Ii
vor1fe d Ia Pharnlmcie de u. IguHpsN.
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COM
MARCHE DE LA NOUVELLE
ORLEANS.

q La crue subtle de Polio don't nous
avoas fat mention hierattirera dc grardes
quantities dc prodult, vers notre marche.
Deia. dc nombrcux chaIands contncncent
i a%rriver.
Les heuves qui condnisent d l'intGrieur
de In Louisiana ct du Mississippi yiennent
dc grossir c'est ce qni a augnente les
receptions de cotton, de sacre &c. ct a cree
une nouyelle demande dc quelqucs articles
pour ces pays.
CoToN-Les demandes continent pour
tous les marches, q~uoique les transactions
soient minimes. Les ventes de Samedi
dernier s'eleyenta 100 bales, lundi 1000,
ct hier 2,s00-cnsemble $500 BALES, sans
enlargement dams les prix. Les qualities
moyennes ct %ordinaires sont abondantes ;
les bellies ct supcrieures continent d ttfe
rares.
S~ucRE.-Les prix sont sans Charge
ment, a SAVIOR 4 ga a S BID ct s cents
pour lie superbe. La demande iimitee les
ventes minimes. LIE stock considerable
ct augmentant.
MELAssEs.-Nous aVons a augmenter
de nouveau les prix nous cotoDs mainte-
nam 90 i 81 cents, suIyant la qualite DIES
barrils qui la confinement.
FARfNE.--Les %detenteurs sont fermes a
des prix augmentes. Des ventes de 1900
barriIs pour Preparation a 30 so, ct Ia sn-
perfine au detail SO IS. LIE stock tres Ie-
ger pour la saison, environ $500 barrils.
PoRK.-Des arrivages considerab!es aug
mentent lie stock. les ventes Sc linitent
aux ordres minimes de Ia campagne. Mess
8 3I4 a 9; Prime 7a7II4; III. O, s Ia.
bulletin de Mercredi.)
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AVIS.

Noavelle Orleans, 10 novembre 1s4I.
lie bateau 4 yapetr CUmArCHg ayant etc
repare dune tnanlsre satisfaisante, 1e cotton of
autres p~rodtgts b son bord aeroflt asstlrtta a1
taux ordinaiFe deH primes, par les eornpagnies
dasstifahces eotissiEnbes,
Cotnp1gnie d'assurancee des Ndeocians,
r. J. 7. RoBfrrsoN. lnspettsur.
ConpagnIe d'assurances dsa ~t''otnpiars,
j, T.. J.. THAeY, sscr6tatre.
ct con;re l'1neendle.
/" MATHEWS, President.
Compagnie d'agyuranees de lOctan.
Gus. I~'EiGGs, Soer6taire.
1d1fenhre. "a
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ETAT DE IA LOUISIANA.
Payo5sse REa Rdton Rougc-Cow d
Ir0isif. ne Uistrtcf.
John w. Mlsgeimatt.

b. q. Holmes ct Amos Adams.
En- vertu dun orire de fierie facias lance
dams Paiiaire susdlie OF 4 moi adresst par
Honorable cour du troisi6me district ludicl-
ARE, dams ct pour Ia p~aroisse ct rttat sla-
inenfioiite. j eera expose en- vente pubIiaue,
MERCREDl, 5 Janvier 1s42, proclaim,
a Ia maison de- eour, dams Ia vile dc Baton
Rouge. b Pliaure habituelle des ventes. toua
les droi's, tltrea, inttrttg ct prttentions des
dtfendeurs 4 Ia propritte c~i-apres decrite, sa-
voiT: Lots no. 9 ct 7 dams pflet no. 2, dams
eette partie de Ia vile de Baton Rouge. pos-
poastdte en- cculraun entire Hichy. Scott ct
autreg, le lot no. g mesirant 30 pieds par 90 /:
le lot 7 inesnrapt lis pieda 90; aussi TN lot
dams Hait's ron ayaat 80 pieds sur h rue dn
nord, ensemble avec toutes les bafieses ct
anallerattotis qut sc ~tfolVent sur lea dite lots.
ssaiais pour satisfaire le iugernent, intsrefs
OF irais du process sus-Tuentiom6.
Conditions de Ia vente-comptaDt, sans eva
~luation. II. w. FOWLER,
A d(cembre. A3 ShGrif.