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~ ~.' LAW MIPORT. = COURT OF CIIANCERV; FA I 11A v, TARN U. tX•PARTE 1,13141)011. IN'our,Liw Report of DeceMherthe-S4th we tie railed the proceedings in tht4C,,Ort cif Equity, in the .Contest between two Revereicd GYntlemett, for the Yetßory' of the of ' St ' . jams, Cletkenwelt This morning the Court was crowded at a very - early} hour, to hear the judgment -of hisleartiship•ifn;the case. The Injunction Wili not granted, and very little hopes of success was afforded to the Pet itionep4 if the matter should he submitted' in any other forin to the attention of the Coot , The Righf of Elec. tion was deGlared to exist in the Inhabitants of the said Parish liable to ;say sent' and lot: The Re. verend James Ftister was confirMed in' his eieCtion ; end the decree was entered accordingly. EX!ARtE isos UT ANQE. J. Jones becA.trte. Bankruv ‘ r in . the County of Giamorgon, as early the yearl79f. Ro4er Lantly, Pendre, and others, were appointee Arstgnees.. in the COUIK of OCIr I thitt •situation, various proceedings were Ind in the Cotirt of 'Equity, and ,a dividend had. been made on the estate to die extent of five shilling in the pound., The Soticitor to the Commission was Witt; jonei, son of the'ilankrupt : he had delivered in a ► hill of law expencis to the amount of 22123. which hati ,beti reduced, :trier itivestig4‘Von'before (Ile Mister, to little more • than one-fi!th of tl:at amount, viz. 4.80!, MeSslll..RlCpAltDSON;:ititi OVV' EN applied to the Court for the reinov4l of theSe Assigns„ ,;„ (Ai various r,rouritls- 'The! , saiti the 4fr.4 it, li;,d been in the hands of, the Absignees for the, tu:rtti of eleven years, and only five .shillings in the vomit( had been paid to the creditors, whereas the propertY of the estate amounted ttt 17,000. and the tioins only to t 4,9001. Noartrwer.w;lo tic en to this clorgn against Arm rn the Petition, until the month o f !Sect:ooer l.ot ; and then a, very incompetert reply was made (:n the sub.. ititt of the ,titipi'ing concerns of the 134okroitt, of ,eh;clt :“.,ttaftinent whatever had been renthrtiA, llw"tiutstitArt, on thisocCv.inn, related to the.,costs ictnoval oi f the isssig a tice; they had not only ~, giros of oulir,to f t, bat >of cornmit,siolt them to the charri ;3nt-rts titisc , :mduCt. imkted application ; Laid the A.,sig,,tces had 1 ) 0 Objetion to .be removed * but they t..oktittl to withdraw as honest men, a n ti , not Witt any marks of the intlignatitin of tile Court, by' b e i ttz _ rto d erv , k i li a ble to t i lt: costs of their, removal, • The Assignees, had clone nothing lint what was their duty .to perform ; the litigatio:, its equity 13d greatly reduced the vans,' which, instead of .atat.o.ring to rbouol. as stated by the Bankrupts, bad,opli.erobled,them to make the dry idend.of,five the'Creditors had received.,. Thu LORD CHAIVCEL.4pR.—.“ The ectition prays the removal of tlw Assignees, ~and several ocher mattere, but does not say a AyllAttle Lipari tite„ heavy Costs.. ,In tarsus under litigmioo, it',sigrteeri arc )14u:ed. in.a arm:trim-1 tiollit.ulty,hecate they art,. not only to 'consider the rights , of the parties, i N t w h at at , e , c , e pit yi ng five rihi3lngi in the pound,. or more, or.less, in the 13 . 0,,1 rrNol r. I lay Out of the quehti , ,m the condoei of Mi. Jones, the Solicitor, Ind I hope it originated ; in a mistake, and if ao,,ir:is happy for hirn the money was not paid, as he, ittiatrr, not only have been civilly but criminallrliable. if, at tit° -termination of el even . yei t rs, Aiisignees are to be removed, the removal must b'e . attetaieti not only with expenc , .!, hut witheonsiderable inconye. ix ettce . The i.;,preytion on my mind is, that the benefit of the p trri t , s , requiqs there bbuu lcl be co such removal; but if the Assignees at4TCreclitors agree in this measure, the accounts must be taken in the usuaE way, Ltpust say, it much behoves Mr. Jones' to .tnake it appen that, hh atilrepresentstitin was a mere mistake. 'l,he Order in chancery is not . lightly to be dealt with , : lie ,incorreelly" stated the contents tit that Order ; and ,if he had obtained the. money, there would, I think, have been a ground for a bill of. inditttment. Yon cannot, per haps, get on in the choice °Exalter Assignees,,urdisa you renew the Cnnunission,!' On the 2'9th of ,144veitiber, as the Swiftsure stage, going. to fowlers was crossing the, bridge , ever lluckeosack River, in .America, the bars gave way, and the stage, with, its passenger's, were plunged into the river,. •Atnongst these, theLly a. Mr, DifiAllAY (who had given a conceit on the Tuesday preceding), his child, and his ii,tcr,,w,,tre the principal sufferers. ); , The money tnadt: by this* concert, together with the best part of thc;«treol, were swallowed t s tp by the waves, they had olready lost their ;tll all by shipwreck. The child, only nine months obi t and v./IL I t I c,-,Lipid tram tho arms of the Lidy who held him, site went down, was found hanging by hands 'to a piece of the wreck, and was mirac'ulotpiy Saved unhurt. The' leading, and Otte Of . the wheel horses, extricated OClTltitiVeti in the struggle, and made rh shore; the other, with the stage and bdggage, vent to the. bottom. , 4 1 ihotic a quarter past nye otettacic on Friday'even:. 0. jog Lifr, as Mri. aimpson s of Mount Nod, and a I . o7,abuut i(a years ,of age, tiere returning {tom Corentry t.t iiktt, they werc 6toppcd t, mac near C/owes's, at Wohe,iley, ,who presented a pit. tol to the former'a breast, and with dreadful im. precations, demanded her money nr iniyant death; after which he robbed her of a silk pu6C; which contained ai red MOrocco nifiney.ea3r, 01. e gisinea in go il, and an old crown piece.—She lot' with her a guts lanthorn, the light from which enabled her to observe that the villain had long features, a iharp nose, was of middle fitikture; 'and had On a'dark. coloured loose great coat. it appears that he hail litat a few minutes betiore- met Mr.;. Simpson's vant I,rlrl, whom he loOrked dOWn, but did not make Jug from ler. on Sunday ,se'nnight a Woman of liessle,' near having left a Aildabout three Years old in the hoose alone, while she went. to the bake.linOie tit thadonext door, a her return, iri about three tni. ntiteft,Oit found dTc lying on the fluor nicist burnt to ashes. NEW YURI, Doc,' S. itthGE CHASE,' On 'Friday list, in the.nouse of Representatives, U. S. the' committee, which' had Feedappoinit'd to consider and. 'report upon the case of Mr. Cho , ,e, presented the fotiowing Rttitort, whith war` re. for fell to a Commit tee of th,.t ‘ , 4. hole Iloll,e, kind was to have l'eert token up on Monday, ' • 4' REPORT. Artitles'exttibifed by the it.,use of. Represtatives of the United States, in the n,kine or themselves at.d of all the People of the'Unitcd States, I,4ai4st Siimuel Chase, ope of tlie ASSot.i.a j itstices of Ow Supieme Court of the Lthitcd Statil; Inalorenanee silt{ stipport of their lmpeaelitrient against hint, tot High eiritres.find Nitademeanors. ti . r, I. 'llat,pninintiftri 9f the stomciduties of his offiqc,And ,c(ovrary to the,acrFti obiigation by which he stoskti bound la discharge:thein,!4,laithfully and iniparti,4llh .respett to persons,''' the said S tonna Cha:e.„on .the trial ofjohn Fries, charged with Iligh, Treason, 'before the Circuit ..Court of , the . United Staid, held for the District of Pennsylvania, in the City of : . Philadelphia, ing thq.rminrhs , of April and May, one thousand eight bundled, whereat the ,63111 Sonnet Chase pre. 'sided, did, in his judicial capaci . ty, condut self in a manner highly arbitrary, oppressive, and unjiist,viz. 1. In delivering an opinion in writing,,..on the question of law, on the construOiln of,,which the defenoe.of the Accused materially depended, tending to prejudice the , minds of the Jury agliost the case of the ,ait.'t John Friers, the Prisorter,, before Counsel had !teen, head in his defence. z. In: rer,tri . .tg the Counsel for the said Fries front recurring to !Atch En,g i lish authorities as they be.: liesen appo.itte, ur from citing certain Staiutes of the United . States which they deemed illustrative ot the positions . upon,,which :they intended to rest the de. 'fence of their Client, •. - . . • 3. Inoiebarring the Prisonerfrom his. Constitn. tional Privilege. of addressing the Jury (through his Counsel) on thp law as we 11,84 on the fan which . 'Alas to dttepoilie his guilt or innocence ; and at the earns, titne endeavouring to wrest ,from the jury their in. disputabte right.to hear argument,,, and determine U f pn the question at law, as,well. Aq; the question Of fad,in volved in the yordLtt which tl)ey 41te, required togive. ~, . • . , , , , • . `._ , , . In consequence .of , this irregular comlud of the said i SmnuFl,clise, is, dangerous to .our liberties A e itiS s ntivel to A tur laws and usages, the said' jplm Fticsisvektf] dicikr,ived of the right,4a:cured., to him hy the l3thatticle.AmendatorYot the Constitution, and ~. was condelitnekco death wit hout hay ing.ljeen heard, by Counsel,.: in his defence, to the disgrace of the chara4hr of the Ameri9ap Bench, in .manifest vio. lotion ,of lay and ,justice, , and in opeq contempt of the,Rights of juries, pn which, ultimately,, rest the liberty and safety of the American,Peoples. - -. -. Arr. 11. That, .prompted by at similar spirit of persecution and injustice, at the Circuit Court plait United States, held at Richmond, in the month of May,, one thopir t ind cjght hundred,, for,the Distrid of Virginia, whereat the f.flicl,Satpu,el Chase presided; an d before , whom a certain, James „Thompson Cal. lender was arraigned,. for: a Libel on John Ptil.ons,: then President of,:the United States, the said Samuel Chase,, with intent_ to oppress, and prpcure,the co. n vidion of the-sail intent, ~slid over,,rule the;ula, jedt . . on of . 1010,,Bassec, tine . of the Jury, who wished ;6,k : excused from °',...ryingpit the,said trial, because he 1:4, made up liis,AnCntl : as to . the ,publication from .which the,siforda, Siti'!ti-V°l to ,be libell o 44 its the indidinent .were,.extraPtc.ti ;,and the L said Ilasset was sceorditigly sworn,. and did serve on ihejury, by,wlu.se verditt, the Prisot.er was wbsequently con. vided. , . ', : .-, .. ~. . , ' : i '....:.i , ... .. Alt-c. 111. That, with latent to oppress atki), pro cure the cotix4tion . of . the,,Pi4soner, the pri m k ce„ A tf John raylop, - a materia l witness, on luilta . lot i the . V ;aorta., id ; °Callentle r ,'. fiv,aa : op i tipscipit I cd! by „cheani id S. u5l Ch tee to be WY% Itlau.994retence that : the said witness ; could not ptf)4 tt,',W,trittli of .thp 4 wltole 111 one of ,the charges , ,fgnta.med in ,the,,,india.., merit,;alkhough the 424, charge embraced', more :.. . j . • than obe, faiA, ~ AkT. IV. : That . ~..... the condo 4 p( . the .saidanitiel ",1 ~ Chase .was,marked, fiuringAir g *Ople course of the intid trial, by manifest injtilatipe i „pattiality, and in. temperance, viz.. • 1 t, Intairopilling the histiper's,coprisel to reduce to. writing, and submit tpifie.,Ope4ion of the : C.:,tluila for their adatission,,or re,ict:ittllvitotlttetittoßll.lilltidb. the said C.itunsel meant to propound .to the altn,ve named John !Taylor, the witness, , . .... 2. ,inltt , osing to _postpone !fic .I,‘Ll, a l t h oug h at , affidavit was regularly filed, stating the alitninesolf m a teri a l .wit t ieeses on bei)4ll ofs the accii5t,44, 1 ,04., although ,it was manifest, that, witkthe otriiusiolili, genet, the attendance of such ; WitllCSheS ;9414,110t have been procured at that tem. .. ' 3, In, the use of unusual, rude, and contemp l buns expressions toivirds the Prisoner's Coon,. lel, and in falsely insintlaOng that they I,,,vikbeSl to excite the public. feitre and, indignation, and to produce. that insubordination to law, to_ which the contlua of the Judge did at the same time taa. nifestly tend. , . .., 4.. In repeated and yexatients interruptions of the said Counsel, Mit'ie part oldie said judge, which, at length induced: thew tp` abandOn their ,eause and their client, who, was thereupon convi4etl and con. deinned to fine and imprisonment.. 5. .In art indecent solicitude, : manifested by the said Sanmel,chase, for the conyidion of the accused, 'unbecoming . :even a Public. Prosecutor, but highly disgraceful ,to the claaraaer ofa Judge, alit was subversive of justice. Aar. V. Arid whereas it is provided by,the Aft of Congress, pasted on the 24th day of September, 1789, intituled, An MI to establish the Judicial Courts of the United States,' that, for any crime or offence against the United States, the offender may he artetTted, itnpritiono, or bailed, agreeably to the uNual mode' of procesl, in the State ,where • • such ofiender4 i nay be foui.d: and where as t la pro., ,vided Isy the:- laws of Virginia, that, upon pre,cor.: ment- by -any Grand Jury, of an offence riot - capital, the Court shill order the Clerk:to issue a summons against the person or- pcfnurt4 offeriding, to appear and answer such presentment at, the next Coon ; yet the said Samuel Chase ,did, at the C o urt afore. . • „ said, award a Catiat against the body of the same James Thoinihou Callender, indiEted for an offence not capital, wlo the said. Callender was ar. yested, and committed to chise custody,' contrary to law in that' case made and provided. • ' T . AO,I whereas: it'is proVidedby, the 4th Scion of 'the aforesaid MI, intituled, 'An -Mt to establish the JUdicial:Cotirts of . the , Uhited:,States,' that the laws.Aie4l - te several States, except where ' the Coostitution,llreaties, or Statutes, of the.Unit_ ed States aliallAatherwise . require or , provide, shall be regarded as the rules of decision, in trials at common law, in the Courts of the' United. States, in cases where they apply : and whereas, by the laws of Virginia; it is provided, that in cases not old'. tat, the offender shall not be' held to answer any pre- sentment of Grand Jury until the Court. next . succeeding that during which such presentment shall ' 'have - been made—yet the said Samuel eliase-, with intent to oppress- and procure the convietion of the Laid James ThatllfriOn Callender, did, at the Courts aforesaid, rule and .adjudge the said Callender to during the term at. which he, the said Callen_ der, was presented and indicted,' contrary to law in that case made and'Provided. Att-r. VII. That at a Circuit Court'of the Unit'. etl States, for the Distridt of Dela Ware, held at New Castle, in the month of June, aBOO, whereat the said Samuel Chase presided, the said Samuel Chase, 'clistegardiog,the' duties' of his Once, did descend Gent the dignity of a Judge, and stoop to'the leVel our an e h / en by refusing to discharge ihe Grand JY,altbougtreated by several 'at the Jory to do;' and after the said Gtand 'Jury hid regularly declared, through their 'Foreman, that they had found no Bills ofindiftouint, nor had any present menti'to make, by oliseiving to the said',Grand Jury, that be, - the said SAinuel Chase, understivid 'that a highly seditious temper h'id manifested it. self ;n the State of - Delaware, aM,ing.a certain class of pcdple, particularly in New' Castle Confity,. and more especially, in the, town of Wilmington,' where lived a inwit seditious Prinier, unrestrained by any principle of virtu'e, and riga'rdless of social - order.-- that the name of thhi 'Winter Was"—but cheCking hirnself, as if sensible of the indecorum whielt,he teas conitnitting, added,'" thai it mitt he assUriting 'too much to ineigio - 11 . the name of this' person; but it. becomes your duty, Gentlemen,' to iriquiredill gentlY into thli matter,"--orwords to thaieffeft—, and that 'with intention' to prOctite the of the Printer in questiori, the said - Sienuel Chate did, Moreover, authoritatively enjoin on the Dis tria Attorney of the United' States, the twcessity of procuring a file'Of the Papers'to which he alluded (and which were understood to be those putoli,hrd wider tile title of Mirror'of !id Times• and General Advertiser)," and by a titriet examination of !heal, to find some passage which might furniih the ground.. , work. of a prosecution against the 'Printer' of' the said Papee.:—theiebY degrading MS 'high judicial funCtions, and tending • to impair the public cOnfi: tience„ in, and respeCt: for, the Tribunals - Of josifce, so essential-Ito the general .welfare,;., ART, VIII, Amt whereas mutual' respeCt and confidence hetWeen the Governtuenr of the ainited States and those of the individual ;States, end tweed the 'People and those GoVernments,'respec. Lively, are highly - conducive to, that public harm soy without which there ears be ,no.ptiblic happiness .; yet the said SaillUel.• Chase, Ilisreording.theAuties and dignity of his judicial character, did, at. a Circuit Court. forth* Ditttift of ' , ,N l WVisCatt, lie ti ' , 4l:ll4sl t i. more, in thetuornh of Ivlay . tBb3peryCyvhicoffl - ei t a right and duty=. to addresa.the Grand 'jury then 'and there asseMbled, on ,the miters coming, within ctttie Province of , the , aaid , juryotfor isthe . :purpose` of aelivetitig 10;• the , said: Grandlary ~ an intem perate anti inflartonatorr political 'harangue, • with intent *laicise/the fears atititresentMetit ofttbitaid Grand jury !and ‘rof xrbc gotxt (Mai) , land; against , their, State, Goverritutmk, intl . :Constitution Vinsuribleitranyalmvpiirticillariy indecent and ortheromingiintroltidge elitists Supreme Court of the United States ; and, moreover, that iheittristBatiiiiiheliuse,;,thert , opti ,ther4 under pre tence of txercitingihi s judicial vightvddress the strid. Glifitl4o.crotas, , aforeassido . , did; •in a manner highly unwarrantalsie,. eridentaut :tte'e.xtuira the oilpm of ihU - Aaid , lGrreind- Jinn; . andf,kiftithe oad netiple of 141„ ryland;,; gai'nst'slid Govatliiimailt of Ithit , United Statca;thy delivering opinions;, which, eyed if) the judiriositatichority. tsfere competent to their E . expressiPtit !thine siitablei:vteation hod in proper inanner,;!WereV Ufa t as delivered. by, hiin,\ltigt*.iraleeent, , exfra-judieial and tendingitk prostitute ae' high.tjudiciat chariteter with vibit4- he wosiiroestedilb the law, purpose of an elation() mi n ,„: And' the'bilinsits oftitepreseitsatives, 4s pit) tat a- tion,',baiiilyttattitettistivss .ttrelthertiaofiD Y ithibitisti st atsy sihselt&tatstr, ,, ank farthe r ati4elesour clthXl accusation; or.itupiaChniantt:rgsinat;the,is,ildSatrutel. Chant, ;nut alo of reply tog to'his qinsweis.virflith tistike.;uotts the said as!ii oleo; oitany,ni , thenn ortVrif offdi ng roof :ttv. all tinthe vtry thee-afortitila artielesp'iirid. reopatl sand ereiy,Othitiltirtielcsi-kitE peaehment, :flee ation, whith by them, .sirthe rtiseithall require, - -do demand' that the'said •S'atnnetchase May ix; pua to sinewei die said 'crimes snit miticiemeintiurs, and .that such Lei; Ceectirigh , i3Ulnithatinn, trials, and jutivicht; may be had and given, as are agreeable to law= and juts Oct. .;•..• • t < . '; • ' f,i2 . NiattAu Ny4 PitoviDP.;xtf.),' NO V . I 5 . 1 4 4 1 6 1% Ship la i nlo/1, : M i Ni I LAN, Of and hound 1(1 u6k, belongiiii'co - IVIr. A. 16,11Nti No; fro6ftetilott put in here:yesterday, i n hAing 111;CW : 11.1ifey,,a past:4:l,l;o, oyerhUari.l. 'rife • in company wi t h a Fieet of 5 Sait, , under tik of the kotfrrai,/Frigate (.."-aptatu . 26th at Oct)her. Th e Fle'et experienced wiles of w incl, fr om 21 !t) the '6th ot`Nu'venitei, during which tt.e Frigate lord bee Ud 'retain-top'.lhyst der. " T, .o'2_l • 4!!)441' , We Imre ;9001 ty to 4siure tha Public Oat, is. PtvNIL Err f..1)00.7 R,. iltath, ,100 ile,kela;;,fir) succeksful ►in the COrc of Capper's, is,.o,triy,e4,,ittcker Yolaptl.3trep, v , here &he tea'3l;3),f consulted witty clay, from twelve. no t , --- 1.01`31:1)11 ; Printed by Rtc HARD HA kit , (of No. 4, Alartlet-court, Ituw-hticct) t . and tly st-lt out a m IGAR SCU (PPS, (Ot Matcon-sueet. At the 1 1 1 4...oviilci, No. tit, Strand; where Adf aaw t tworenta , Orders fur the Pap', lawn NE the Edirrir, Entizt.hr ' On Thursday se'nnight a protest was,made 'before lAl'l4l O l PLY L tiA 14 ) ' Esq. Notary. Public of Yarmouth, ofAhe loss of: the. tlilizabetly Sarabi of :Sunderland, 256 tons, Captain Ricsidiati jAmes,,..fiam Pock. mouth, in ballast..,tFrurn. the time of: her icavin; Portsmouth she. , eft - Perieliked.'ithe most tempestuous weather, and was driven on the Coast of France. On the rsth:ult. she ; was Oil OSILIA ; 'on the svh, of Dungeness; and•on the 25th she had.got, as far down to.the northward as:DUnwiCh ; when she was fcrceit hack to Hollesley Bay.. The night' was 'uncornn'n. ly dark and . stormr; the water was - gaining ul on them, and they were obliged to work the pami , ‘ in cessantly, lo,kcep :the vessel from sinking. Tie feelings of men in suc h a situation miy be }bete.e tsily Coneelved.lthin , expressed.,Finclini the ship ' water-logged,, four feet water in the hold, ,anti. Ali . the pimps choaked with ballast, that they could Pet work them' any longer, , the Master endeavoured on the .2tsth to run for •Harwich Harbour, hut there, be ing-so much water, in. the ,hold that : they could riot steer, she struck on Felixtow, ridge of rocks, ;11'0 0 two miles to the southward of this FlarbOur, 24 drove about a, mile westward of the ridge, .0 11 ' 1 her" rudder was carri e d awa y, an d .s h e d rove over the rocks on the , beach,- where she now-lies a wreck, and not likely to be got off. In opposition to the general opinion 'prevailing la Spain, that a War will 'Shortly take place,.hetv'ee ° Ame,tica.and Ilia; country, an Anittif.:Air Gerttlioan at`Cadiz has exp rzsie d hisniell'on" the sujet4 in " foll6Wing term., :--4-if ilyaccounts !tom Artieri" " Is learn, th;lt is was prObahltan embargo would he Did by Glverntmnt until Siqin woUldconsentto an itt . • justment - of the eXisiing ditf!rente, bfyri.:eeri her atoll., A(ilerica: This measure will ser ve • I , ) • rentict . oo situationcit;ptorable. • It is, how.evir, a cert , iiii Site that no War will take place'betwe en " the' r,:vU'COnif• tried : in titq, Mr:iViuNttoF, wlxisj,,ineti with Mr. P t Nr.: KN rv, (nt present Wiinistcr, is now . a t., Piirn l / 2 on.his road to Madrid; charged with an extr: o c" . • din...try and special cnniiniSSioll tur the ticllien"' all . ditference, : and fithii . chi kno , .v n s:,tre ot illirg i h:re, you may. easily . ' Con . ctive thjt 111;'.C.Ailloi• 'i MAI 1. , . si vis . Mini:ters will hardly wish- to - melee an eneniy-of a country, which WOUtt,' iir.i.la, ''': . putting tlie death-Wu Nto the Spanish C,:luni'-'s; for witliout 'supplies from AMerici, - the ishithis would be co4'ipelle.'d either Co surrender, or tFro v ' ~fl' the Yoke 'of 'Spain. W may, Alererbre, 'cord , 1 deolly In )k 'f ,r an iininediate - arrangement 6i ; 11 poitilis in dis:pate between th e two GOvernments.' Parliamenrineets the isthinsta - ni f4.t' - the diii..)4o of business, and for the important object:, in Pa t " ticalrir, of raigint'SiP'plies for the present year. .;;IF het - mitts a' Multitude' o f; indi . viddiirsliut.: o f ?i l j l , l ''''' ment, whose preatirCircurnstatitil '4liay . - t 1 90 1 !" ado.tpiace to ilie . antivai eipe — nces, iiiVortiiaer like!flt e how .iid' raise - :heir tiecessary ..siii,iiiitis!'' 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