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4 ssfyctkxﬂﬂdeo si
fisi'ss—si" sssisi? MTURDAY, IULY n-.
(? 'si' &. Assct-cti"**v
r siss.: FÞT: .'_
* Iromss * {he Lndzee- Literary ssTaictlejte. .
Þgfitssthc wearest: circlet glews, - ;
With" the ssssiettin'g sue be'ams' new - , .
= _ .ss de" their diSignt Ipstre shows ! 'lss ,
ctsifsi .ctct ter en the. mpuntain Ysbraw. - :
Ware keeps her silentsi head, si ct:
, Per see the Shepherd boy,
;ss'jsisisissctj" hanging sias they homeward go ,.
" 't Hisbhkhsome heart with joy,
Deacthls guiltless bosom glow.
"Þ Nowctihe night hawk on the sent-e,
Pain-a around his dolesul son'g ;
{Till she simidziight "i; om- commence,
sisiksisisict'ﬄssessslessssssis his busy "tongue. '
Wound sithe bai begins .tqct ﬂy,
ctDirfing-essver, andono'u; . _
si Add the boiling" owier's cry-, . 3
sigsisiBr-Lsssssthe trqv'ier hasten on.. -
sszisileakfii emits its stellcii' light,'
si -ct Bihdkingos the day dec'iines;
15" hilesisslhe silver queen ol lhight,
: V'ith her borrow'd lustre shines.
jss :Ssssipapssvows on me bending ssspray,
' sisisisssissgct-sl'wiiter' out their plsiuisitive lade,
isssssiAsipd nobilis Lhejtoilsome day,
ss Big] ihe gon?-he esseniiig hail.
" 'si UTHELL'O.
.ss "non THE same.
"'ct'sslctsiosi'iss'si {! ye believe.- sindt that I am HB, ye
siefisia/J die inssyaur sine." '_ -
e -- ct_ __ ct _ - Jomc viiii 24.
silssjsifigwqsivjere WMkCh the eouutless mges
ss-ct psisiﬄfdundand ancienc_;-as well as modern
siljgeizazure,si-in vaiass would zwe look for sisis
muehas ississ'exPrc-ss'e'd in that-little pronoun
'YZHC- si llc proctededss from the lips of the-God
ni language-s lt looks—with the eye ofsi'om
fisiscieQCe back coct—ct-the day-o of— ehe'inspired
( law-given casts a keen giance through'si'che
an'-ges of .futurity,sisiand sees at once eternity
angisssi timcsi Did Moses sav, " ass propheri
_ Sh'sitsi (he: Lord-your God raise up. iike-unco "
sime, him shall ye:—hear." " If ye beliei'e
_,. ss_n0t_ that'lssam Hecte-shai] die in your sine."
si;.si-_.*._* If ye believe not that I amiss": that'shiﬂi
come agidissi in the last days; not as with my
ssctssdissseipirs now,-upon "the rive r's shoremround
Ass. little heap oslzurning—coais. but with them
ss— shen— triumhadt. round a burning- world!
who shall- sitsiuponctthe throne of my judg- '
ment, before whom-all nationsss' oi-sithe earth
"'sissshall" stand to be judged, ye-shssalldje in'
_"_si3'four "sins,- and dying thus, ye can-never see
'_ shesi kingdom of God." 'Did' siEsaiasct—say,
nuing you 'a child is born, t'mto you a Son"—
si is siisixctrcsin? Did he say that hsiissi'siname should ,
" be calledVVonderful, Counssiessllor, the Migh- 1
;,y God, the Everlastiog Father, the Prince
,ctsisisisiofPeace ?? ," Unless ye believe-that ! am
"_ sssiHct ye cannot be saved!" When
'sisssisiissdidsi'fmxest him wonderful! The whole
_'—.ss_1}sss_gfigo-r Redeemer proves him entitled to
,.an Wsiof these attributes. I am strtlck
'-_ widi si'hisis- wonderful power,, in reading the
{mio-Part of "the preceding "chapter, and the
. commetscsiement of the one-from which my
- "text is drawn. Theposswer of conscience
"Je-could nor-be; more shrcibly eXemplified.-_
ss ,"thfin- {he officers had. returned. from the
3 vain attempt to take ]esus, (for they were
confounded bysshis wisdom) the priests and
. . the PMj'isees CsYs " why have ye hot-life,:
him:?"sito which insperious demand they
Answer, filled with wooden and astonish
sszss ;wssctssn, touch by amazement at the omniss
' potent eloq oce of our Lord. " never man
si filffigmk man?" ** What!" exclaimed
"m; _ imm- " as! ye also deceived-?"
Thensissyxth the rage of disappointed malice
5: "ye "my Nht Mans-es believed is}
Deum} sheep forsake the den,
Wfierje" "m (leon-tide heat-they roam* ,
While the) leader' :, tinkling bell
.sii—th esssss'fhesim to their nightly home.
Iocnnd from his pleasing toil,
'l 0 his cot the peasant hies ,
Where all meet them with a smile,
Beaming iafitheir play ful eyes.
wahght from her dusk'y sibed
to 0_ 'er the limpid stream.
t 'si—X-ss'i" si
.-__** The madest: water saw (71: God Of blue/Pap
xix.,
"As-'a 34—-'—':- act-m ->.—si.si =
Lfsiss usig 'z'the red:-ing beam , . ss l
..si. EVss-ENLNG.
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si_ ? ty Priests and Pharisees, with a
6 ' er ' si
" ct 6 Belle-n' per (maim. Bss'si. '
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sil'si
, cuts-ed.".fsississosii ctye .weak_oﬂiccssis, do ye know
.: hent;;- &han'sitcthc sirulers, and* have. any-of them
"believed qsisi. him ?. And yet thesezvery meu
sscasc the firStsistonc at her !" 0 ! terribicte ef
fect of omnipotence'! O! dreadful th'dnder
of a guilty honscience! "'The-ye!! wentsiout,
! beginning at the eldest, even tum} the last.'?
I The eldest 31 yes, theyhad lived in thedom-sis
si' mission of ctcrimes, and Conscience.was with
,"them more fclamorous iss' Icsus nati-left a-ct
ss lone and the woman standing in the midst : '
-that is, inthe midst of the crowd-; the'Phasi ss
of remorse had-sitoutfhedhss soul," perhaps
' the'sipenitentiaisi tear stood trembling in her
eye! But when ons-Lord- asks, —*-'* Hath no
man condemned thee ?" then herWirhole Soul
is struck; haply she might have thought,
thou- condemn me, U ! thou bad ot Mer- !
cy ! " Is there no balln in Gilead, is' there
no phys'i'cianlthers ?" _**' Ha'th no man 'con-' i
demncd thee 3"' "'Nd'man, Lord)? ""Nci-"
they do I condemn thee, "go-anjsi'n no
"more." "infidelity might assert (hat'siby shirt
actsisijcsus adctvocatcd; at least 'suﬀcted to go
'uupunishtzdct' thsi'e erisimsse ol adultery; shm-l
"which nothing could be more false. *ct-"At' thesi
same time that he displayed cthissssi'rsove'ieign
ty, and shewed that there was; pardo-n'for
the vilest ofctsinuers, he ='eeverclyssrc'buked
the. Jews ct-sifor their injustice 'and-ctm'isimcr-ctl
pretation osthelaw. si" Moses command-A *
that they should be stoned." O ! ye wick-ss
ed Pharisces, ho'w did ye dare to utter' this
falsehood to the God of truth ? si "Moses
comnmndc—d "that both should die; siss'Where
then is 'h'cr partner in the act ?' have ye suf— .
scrcd him to escape. or is he among some "si
of her accdsers ? ssPcr'haps thou, () ! "Pha
risee. that art most clamorous, art the very
man ! spare ye the adulterer and stone h'erE
vileinjustide 5' Thou "that sayest "she has
committed adultery and must clie,sisisidost not
thou commit adultery ? "9 Let lzzsim'tlzat is
'wiilz'out sin cast the first stone at lier." But si
there are none. — Happy will chsin soul be to 4
whom that same T'Ic'8us' shall h*r_raf_ter say,
" Where ai'e those thine 'atcusers ?" "None
shall appesia'rsi'! who shall [ny any thing to the "
charge of the people (If God ?" H'appy the
soul to whom he shall in this" World" say.,
" ga'andsin no more."ss ]csusct is gzssmsssass.
'ing to those-who believe 'nOtsi unless ye be
iicvcssthat I am He, ye cannot he saved!
"every true'Amsiericsian. 'si'ss'fhc description he
fgives of our country-in"itssi'insancv while un
der the protection and "care" of: its father,
"the-immortal Washington. is beautish'i, Shi
"simatkdﬄﬄ instructive. - - It recals tozou-rmc
ss-mories times of'pleasure,s prosperity, And
-. national glory, which no Amesic'an-can con
tectmfpiatesi without 'nsi giciw of pride and'saissj
-' faction. "But 'sishosesstsihinsigs have 'pass--d a
isiwaf! ctsiAsi'ctskech Ossisithe times which*5t_i_c
sisiceedcd,_ we shall give in ctMr. 'Bracsskett's
own words : hotigh mourn'shl." it is a slav
iug description—and thqu'g'h "dreadful 10
contempiate. it is acttrue' one.
5 Extract from cthe Qration.—New-'sisiruisictssi
ss changed the state of things-.."The ashes o! si
our poiisitichl saviohr were Bcarcely quietly
siwoman was taken in aduitErysictin the'veryss
ssdeviislnow' it is -Mas't'tct*.r-—" Master-,. this
dumb withsia'sing'i'e sentence?- " Master".—
-hulnility they could address-him whose iise
ct-that fellow that leade-th the peolzie astray,
that is without-sin" 'amongst you, let him_
'ssMr " Bracl-ett's Gration -si-The oration d-c
livered by ]. VV. Brarkett, Esq;. onthe 4th
instant; before the? Washingtou and Hamil— '
ton Societies of this ctcity, is this-day pub
lished. *1 It is an ele'gﬂnjt' and" sctpirited. pro
duction ';'a'siii"d tssviil he read with siplcdsure'si'by "
"who; w'ssitii'si 73a' ss'supe'rcil'ious hctbntenssiþt "cried,
are ye alsosstiecei-ved ? the next '*'da'ysi when
'thby bring thessadul'tﬄss to isshrlst, are etrucssk ;
v-to-surther their own 'designs see with what
they sought—the day previous 'itsswas him,"
"and tastessth 'omi'tithiisss'b'y the-princ'e'of the.
inurncd, When the government he had done
so much-tosiproduce & to perpetuate, pass
edsiin'to the hands of its profczsed enemies-;
and his libclllsscr'waS piaced- 'm'his chair.-—- j
Picysi fbatss the "faithful histor-iao must sirecord 1
it! It isi'not merely asi-stain—npou Our cha- 3
racter; it is ausoul blot. Yet-let it stassod. i
it will do the office of a beaconiz it win
; warn the future pilot, and indicate the true
coum of our destination. ;
Who could 80-80011 [end In. eniigﬄteoed
..and :high spit-ned ctpeop'ie zstrav? Who
could thus-transmute 'the ﬂesh trophies o'f
; gin" Wonil'honorsiinto all that is contempt
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sees they havenot, and perhaps his mercy
sisi sssi- - ssctct- ct- ... - —__——
him ? thie-fieapksi- - that Znow not. the-lain are
he askssiif any "man-has cond'errinecsthc'e, he"
may—.pesrjain.ct " No man, Lord," and wilt
act; 'ssMossssies commanded-that sueh shOuld
be 'stoned,' but what sayest thou ?"ss' ' " He
ly." " Woman, where are thine accusersss ?"
with her own condition-. 'sipessrhzipk'thesi 'Sting' '
common pe0ple, for they—'" friard'himflad:
She makes sino_ reply ;ct'þsirobably"e'ngroesed ;
riseeshad left'hiin, bntess'not the" crowd of .
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l'ctisitibie said she;} ?ctsssissssct'B'aclcbd' bysict'ctshe' sipfoﬂigasste
"of {hell-tabula; thrdWingsiall: Like-ipsseﬀons'ssin
to: craft; ]cﬀcrsonsisifiansesi forward, she magi
sifsic'ianfsiwho, byctsssihis incamaiions, turned the
"Z'sicurﬂmtctsiﬄfsi public ssvircue, 'And rcvcrsed the:
Thopes Of'a—sination. '---Thc honest. yeomahry
ct'ss'did'noc become comlpt; they—ssctwcrc -_-dcc<:iv
i-cdf'ss'ctHe chanted ass thui'e'm to' their-fears ;
si land gave an opiate to their understanding.
sisiUndcr the 'ga'liirig pressure of'the enemy,
-hc- sskept Lip a dtlusivc-sipeacc ; until the:
country was Ohcte 'Toa'thsdme wonschsi of dis
vhonor. But-postcrity will do him justice.
Chronicled in infamy, his name shall bcss
coupled with his chrractesiristic: and'nq
mention of him shiall be:-made but as of the
eminently peruicioitsissssir as [Of "- ]crolmam,
the son of Nebasst, who made Israel cosinct"
si- ct'si But what shall we say his his sucsiccssor?
"If he rises above contempt-he (lings not
reach cbmmendazionsct th l should do in;
justice to my feelings to speak (lisrcspect
folly of the first magistrate o'isissoursi'ﬀccunn)".
I' would be the! last cosillz'row th'esismi-illezst
pdssiblc Ohsijk'Ctssssln the way of 'mzr— adminis
-"'ration in'difficult'time's. [: i.; fu-r lnssscssssCGD-ss
sistcnt with" the duty hs a gon:! citiz-z-n','-m
hold the lamp to lighten their siippcry paih:
Each individual is d'substzinti'al phr'sit'ofcomsisi
,si-munity: bound at all times to contribulect
according to his zibilitsiy, to shesi'gen'er'al good-si"
ss-Howcver stubborp the _'nervesis onthcsirs may :
ss bsie, I-tann'nt be scnsiblc of the smallcsc dis?
grace attaching tosithe Head of our. it;-public, ct
'sibusit'that I feel it at shehcartfi cherlhc
iesssi, ' lsi am constraincsid toss say, that' l' invo-ssss
lunuiry hold—one in 's'us'picion, who once &;
'post'siarized for i'ntercsc'*; whatever may be
subquucsit 'in'clisitati'o'ns of rcp'enmnqe. ' '
" Froin the first, therefore, I considctcd
" that Mr; 'Madison had no dem'and upon me
for any thing more tlan a silent 'SUþpOTl
when he was right. Yet contrary to my
Via-ws, urged withall zeal within thsie'smull
circle osmy inﬂuenCe, we, ' who" after his
declen'sion from the genuine principle-s of
our sederative 5) stem, were his nziti1.nl<>p
ponems, gave him much credit upon inns-i ,
{say. ? Shall We look around and from p lSZ
ing occurs-ences .., form gltmmy ptesssiges ol
"the" future. From presentevils, which we
all feel to be great, shall we £l lour minde
with surebositlings of greater yet to Come .
tion, 'thsse' o-sispringo: trenesseh rsiy and timidity '
missed, caressed, and kept alive as wretch
ed little btintlings to shnnsile the pairents, by
Stubbornness and stupidity! Shall we view
'ou-r country as insultcdsi, )ct continued de
senceless. ? Ruineu commercesi, an empty
tr'ea sury; bankrupt citizenslss' These are
"be. tsorry subj cts of tefiection. ' All this,
dwell un our'case' : yet bear with me a little;
it'is-as exP'edient, would -to*God I could
si believe it" would prove-as,salutary, as apply
--irlg—the caustic Of the sinmputating-siknish to
si—sithe'sidecdased-li'm'b; "Let t}: throw aside par
tvfpirsi-tss'and say—l-Vhere is public virtue ?
ctsi'Have we it?-Has'it—gnnc to our adversa
ctries? Does it sleep? Or has it retired to
some secret cell, where sits inﬂuence ope
rate: only on some honest bosom unknown
to the world ? —Athens annihilated the mil
lions-of Xerxes ; but with the same num
ber os citisizens, operated upon-by the thun
der of Demosthenesl tongue,.she fell a trem
bling v'ictim toctthe sewsi'veterans 'of Philip.
si What was the cause ? One of the most pro
; found authors*'sstells you, "" She dreaded
l'ssPhilip not as the enemy of her liberty, but
; of her pleasures." Her virtue was gone.
i What is our, case, Ictbeseech you? Do we
sear England? Do we fear France ?, W'hy
d'o we tear them ? Because they can destroy
"ourlibertssv—Z Or because they will abridge
our gold and silver, and interrupt our plea
turcs'! 'Do yew-believe men when they tell
l you-that France can make you slavesss; and
si that England can make you tributaries ?—
You do not bglieve them; they are false;
! Mpntesguim... " -
give anv thing but national (.iegtace. Lnss
of interest is nothing. Le't o r millions go
to the private Cossels of the Corsic'ansi (l &
pot ' I! 13 the duty of republiczins to bear
privatiims. -Lecour commerce go to sisu
tiate rival cupidity. "Let England mock
our full), and enioy the bar-est of our
blundeTs. Fhis m itself cons (leretl, might
\be forgivcn. Poverty is no disgrace ,. and
acharacwr scfr Wcactlth is not sitvorth the la
bor of acquiring. {she manctss (those sorclid
spiiicdoes not rise above a calculation, is
not worthy of '"being & free-man. "But to
Shall We spsiicea of embzirgoes non importa-si
tion, non intercowse, and p'i'gny prepara-'
in which he abuscd our chfidence, and (.is- ct
occasion, leﬂbw-citizens, what s-si-rth er s mll ;
coop us tip at hdmc ; to expose us tfi'msult :
toletinjuryct ac'cum't'tlatesi upt'm injury, until
nbthmg is seen of public charztcu-r, but
marks ofinsa'my and dishonor; it is un
pardonable ; and may'sslsimeet my country'sss
detcstation ifl ever forgive it.
appointed our hopes.
h iwever, might be sotgiven . Icosiuld for
31 know it is 'e-xcrttciating'ly pains-!] to
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'th'esiz} .QFEZ-buifw'orst sin-{mite. , Shzmssct ;,
any Eitizen ofssiuch a country skoukl "
. Yssc'ur sate does not dtptnd upon WV shstil
si,nctation under heavm. Itxdrptndssa ,xcty
sivclv on yoursdves.' Nothing [,m si?
vices—do'n enslave you. ' ' '
] MZ-QZ—i-fi—z .
! - -. From HzessfsirVatzcnal liltc'lbgmc'n
! . Amongst the. papers latoly laid bssscssct
BrisisiSh Parliament resprcnng Amt'icanzg
fairs. is & dispatch from Mr. Erskzness
' Mr. Canning. (lated 4211 Decembcr, 1803
whi'ch ctþrind'spallv rolales to a convtssmsi;
between" Mr. Erskmc and myssisiss. T:
took place at'fny h0usc without any
.ssous appOiDlnlcnl; bUs as his. Elskinth
. dminizsithe prdccdingsi' week conv'siersed Wish
.-Mz-. Dladison on the: sameutopicks, andsssi
result had been scommonlcmcd (0th
dav besorc by Mr. delson, I was Press,
F tdss'sor t'nc 'subjectct'cc; and'jch-ry Semimcsiq
'sif-mtered' was'in perfectssiunlson with ths-se
whe- president "and of the stjcrrtary of Slald
siz-Wb-ctt was ment-(""by cdiomassl tradc hand.
"reads" been c'xplain'efl by Mr; Esskine; but
, ﬂSsi his cow-si -$barC-_si]n Those conversacisssu
si with se vcrzalssmembch of the administnui'ga
He. in" hissssi'dispakches, ahogchvcr omitted
Lctsihpssldct the conditionsssscsixpcczfd by the U-S:
from Greai't ZBsirita'ctnsiz-Tr not distinctiy q.
ct"þlained, it is prorzer to State brsii- &y :izegct.
"neral g'rounds whxchctvctz'sicct-rc corsisidm
Yas forming a pmpcr was]; for an :;dj;
__ 'ofsi diﬀerenceSct if a conclliatorj- rjzsifl).,si_j,_'m
ss' ffivas sound to exsixSt 05 the part of'lhefisi'izish
7 governmkm.
1 Rc-/1rzratzon]ortss/}e attdchantzctgsissct
E 'jzeake. lhc pusidc: 21 5 proclamatinn she,,
; ing in the proposu. her?! mteNnUmc act b,
T'which the ; ublic ships ufbosh'fss ou-atBsi-ss}
ss and Fncm : imsiu 'd! 'xrlumd froffi'ish
parts of the Unlted o" signes, the ustcnubl
'obs taclc to making the rtpaz siotctu n, acknOw
ss hid's't'd in he dUrf. t— as r'c tsi'n'zvcd.
si ? Of'fdczs OJ .ctsiusi."/-—-ssIo he kepe-Je]
slmp lx on thsic gmtm ] of the ntsi'n ble-enum
art assznlylnﬂ , in that Went, excludwbu
I- ctrssinu, so long Ps he :" dccrcts eviolatingthct
txctltlzll tights of the L' fitted-8 tn'cs continuss
.d m {met. ,.
5. 7,*3/72"t's.$*t22sseizf of Smmer .. 'To be ca
ti'relj, " abandoned, Amcricaa ctrttmg to cx
ch'sslc irom her nztvigct .tion scztmen nmcitiss
'zcns us le". C U. SIGNS, (n-? ...c ps' nc ple (0:
, tained to the instluctitim at the 20. h M'n
si-1'807, to Mtssrs- N'unrcc 'attd Pin-knew.
which, or account us the 'rupturc osthc'm
go'ciations, vssssezc nctct, it". timt respect, acts-.
(mun- .
""A..." Cal'a'm'al truste. " ""he 1 right to met.-.
si'zss-ect trade, viz. that carried dice-. th from
the colon'hzsi'si= to the heil' tge-rctcnzs in Emp
to be waved by the Uuited States-z provid
I ed that th: (sad-: heart! "ten thcsi: U S and the
colonirs, afn'd 'shat in cﬄuniai articls-s be
} tween the U. Sss. and other countries w'as
formally recognisctl, according ['Hfu'prsh'
' cipics c'omii-incd m [he szm'esi instruc'iuns.
4" !. Commercial rYz'atic'sins, "The partia
nim "insivpor tation act of the-"si U, S. and 'th
convey .'md Olhrr emra dmits of'(': & tc
be: re peeﬂfi (! ' am} g" nss-si rulltss' cw rv sm: 't803
coclcsion artsinsi; (."-. :"..2 :L (: sped-c. of cumss
mi-rcia! wzrshssc to csisss-siss I:} sit mu 't: t- rctp
of all diZc'rimina'Zzsiss-g tl-zziccss. in ("unf'm-"F
sswith the inSE'si'Ltczicsi":si.s to . "its-ws. i tun?"
int] Pinkn-Vt '" :t-snc mwtionccf. 'I"!
_nastons t'.) [, acc- me.. o: her, in (Xﬂf. uls'ss -
rcspzct, un "th-; louting; - ?. the most more
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sssi(si}si1't'siii5.insss.t point, my nhqequ-ims wet:
anCl'ssttiictv and qnsziiy :";psizit'inss (s, boil} Ct'fhsssi'
tries. The syst—si. m of reszrictions whis
those of Great Britain had sossced the [
Slzites to atlupt being equally injuriomf)
both. Tsind Mr. Ifitsiskine is mistaken 13
stipposing that I Would have preferred-33
first, measures of a more decided natUrclsss
the embargo. ,
siM r- Ess-k'ine appears, so far as can be'sss'
serted from the COssCSpOhdt'nCC now si)?"
lisheti, to have supposed that in ordertsi-i'is
duce his government to take into constant-"
ation those propositions, and to adnpt aCQZ
duct consistent with'just principles and'wtct
the-great and. permanent interests of (zsCYf:
Britain, it was absolutcly necessary to 0"
lipate the prejudices they had imbibcdict
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been principally used in trying to convmsisi
them of the sincerc disposition of the mf'si
hers of the American administratioﬂ To:
just the diﬀerences between the two Fo
tri-es. ssKnowing. the earnestness of hill
deavors in promoting that object, the !.
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covered throughout the whole transafsict
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.coloring of the language ascribed [0 0
members ofthe adminiscratinn or !? m .
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