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II, sB Receiyra
1EsgGggnueat IF the JaAoavixg aytalss.
Cotton IN bales,
RuHa Canvas,
Brown Rolls,
Helians,
Dude Caffahs,
China Cutters,
Baftas,
Engliih and India Luteitrinps,
Black Florentines,
Sprig'd and plain ~aconet Mullins,
Ladies' Shoes, sc. &c. q
W6rb, together ruHb EveyaI articles or
hand, DIX.
h Loaf, lump g brown Sugar,
|N Young Hyfon,
u H fipsnoasi ana 7SAS''
8 Alum Salt,
Liverpool do. in bulk and Jacks,
German Oznaburgs,
& Flanders Sheeting,
ae&yyM z Cloths,
Writing and wrapping Paper, &c.
will be fold low for Cath, or bartered for
Flour, Corn or Tobacco.
Hewes g Miller.
- February 2. go
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States.
[Continued.
Sec. II. zvd be it turt5ey exo9ed.
That there ihall be clerks for each Of the
iaid courts, to be appointed by the nudge
thereof, which clerks fhall refde and keep
the records of the faid court, at the places
OF holding the Courts, whercto they ref.
Pective!y ihall belong, and ihall perform
the fame duties, and be entitled to and re.
ceivethe fame en1oluments and fees, which
are eitabliihed by law, for the clerks of the
diitrlct courts Of the United States, refpec-
lively; and shat the marihals and attor.
mes OF the United States, for the dieriess
winch are hereby divided, or within the
limits OF which new dihrias are hereby
erected, ihall continue to be marfhals and
attornles tor the courts hereby appointed
to be holden within the limits of their pre-
lent dl!trltts, refpediycly, and hall have,
exerciie, and perform, within the jurisdic-
ton OF thofe courts, respectively, all the
powers and duties, and receive all the fees
and emoluments, appointed and eRablifaed
by law, for the narlhals and attornies of
the United States.
Sec. IS. ind be it further eu0Red,
That the fated ieilions of the ditriet
court of the diRriet of Maryland, lhall
hereafter be holden at Baltimore only.
Sec. n. Auabeit fnvtbey ezaaed, That
the diftrict courts Of the United States in
and for the difrist Of Tennenee and Ken
lucky, fhall be, and hereby are, abolifhed;
and that all and linguIar the powers, au-
thority, and jurisdiction of thoie courts
RESPECTIVELY, fhall be, and hereby are, veH-
ed in, and fhall be exercifed by, the cir
cult courts by this act directed to be hol-
den in ard for the diltriets of EaG Ten
neGe, Wet Tennease and Kentucky re-
fpectively, within the limits of their re-
fpecfive jurisdictions; and that the circuit
judges to be appointed for the fxth circuit
aforefaid, ieverally fhall be invehed with,
pofeis and exercife all and fingular the
powers now vened by law, in the difriet
judges of the United States.
Sec. ~. Aud be it further euaaed,
That in cafe Of the inability of the diRrict
judge Of either of the difricts ofthe Unit.
ed States, to perform the duties of his Of
fee; and satisfactory evidence thereof be-
ing fhewn to the circuit court in and for
fuch diftrict, it fhall be the duty of iuch
circuit court, from time TO time, as occa-
fon may require, to direct one of the
judges of iaid circuit court, to performs the
duties of fuch difrict Judge, within and
for faid difrict, for and during the period
the inability of the diftrict Judge fhaIl
continue; and it lhall be the duty of the
circuit judge, to whom the duties of the
diftrict Judge fhall be aligned in manner
aforelaid, and he is hereby authorized to
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ce:hary tobe brought into court,to >; w t ~
timony. i'e 'eS-
Sec. 81. Ard be ii 1x,tsey <nosea Tb.4
Tue ieverai courts ofthe United States f,a1I
oe' ana hereby are authorized and emnou,
cred togrant new trials and re-hear;nos -,
motion and caufe fhewn, and TO maxi ,ud
eitaoilth all necedary rules and reo,,,at;ora
Tor returning writs, fling pleas and ofbar
proeeedilngs,!and for'regulating the practice
ana enforcing the orderly conduct of buff
neis' IN the laid courts respectively p,
,Oiaea al7c9ys, that the iaid rules and re,u
,a.lons De not repngnant to the laws Of 1be
-. States, and that all the courts &c .ta
y. States, and each of the iua;ces and
Judges thereof fhall be, and hereby ave- r.N
authorized and empowered 70 ,dn!n;as,'
an neceiiary oaths and affirmations. and 70
oind to the peace or good behaviour. with
iurety where ncccnary in all cafes arif;ng
under the authority of the United statoss
Bee. 81. And be it further eua2ed. Thar
every perfon who faall be appointed >
Judge OF any circuit courti hereby 20,
bliihed, fhall, before he fhall BEGIN toex
erclie the duties of his Gaid office, take
the following oath or affirmation -
That IS to fay: /, A. B. do foIemn
~ iwear Tor afirm) that will admin;
tier Juitice without refpcct toperfons and
will do equal right to all perfops ava
will, in all things faithfully and impartial
y diicharge and!perform, all the duties in
cumbent on me as judge of accord.
ing to the bea of my abilities and under
landings, and to the contribution and
laws OF the United States.
Sec. 80. dud be ii fa,.bey ruoged
That from all final judgemnts or DEGREES
in any Of the dleria courts Of the Un;t,d
States an appeal, where the matter in d;f.
Pu'e exclpiiys OF COTS fhall exceed the fun
or value of fifty dollars, fl,all be allowed
TO the circuit Court next to be. holden IN
the diitrlet where fuch final Judgment or
Judgments, decree or DEGREES nav be rcr
dered, and the circuit court or eourts ara
hereby authorized and required TO re-
celve, hear, and determine fuch appeal !.
and that from all final judgments or
DEGREES in any circuit court in any cafe.
OF equity, OF admiralty and maritime
Iuriidietion, and of prize or no prize.
an appeal, where the matter in difpute.
executive of COTS, fhall exceed the fun or
value OF 1000 dollars, fhall be allow
ca to the iupreme court of the United
states and that upon fuch appeal, tran
ieript OF the libel, bill, anfwer, depoiiti-
ons, and all other proceedings of what
Kind foevcr in the cauie, fhall be tranf.
mitted to the faid fupreme court; and that
no new evidence fhall be received in the
iaid court, on the bearing Of fuch appeal I:
and that fuch appeals fhall be fubjec to
the fame rules, regulations and reitriction,
as are prefcribed by law in cafe Of wrissof
error; and that the faid fupreme court.
/! ihall be, and hereby is authorized and :.
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oeo' 20: -7na be 1T further exat7ea,
mat the ieveral circuit courts hereby ef.
tabllihed, thall have power to appoint
clerks tor their REFLECTIVE courts that is
to lay, one for each diitriSt within which
tuch courts is or lhall be directed by law
| to be holden; which clerks respectively
ihan take the fame oath or affirmation.
and give the like bonds, as are by law re,
CURED to be taken and given by the clerk
OF the iupreme court of the United States
ana ihail be entitled to demand and re-
ceive TOR their fervices respectively, the
fame tees, to be recovered in the fame
manner as have heretofore been allowed
by law for the like fervices, to the clerks
OF the circuit and diGriGt courts of the u.
States.
Sec. II. Aud be it further emitted.
mat thecircult courts of the United States
heretofore eftablifhed, fhall ceaie and be
aboli.hed and that the records and Of
hce papers of every kind belonging to tlloGe
courts respectively, hall be iafely kept
by the clerks thereof, who f,all continue
III all respects to act as heretofore, in the
builneis of the 1aid courts, until it fhall
otherwlie be ordered by the courts hereby
eitablifhed.
Sec. rs. And be HIwtber Grated, That
the fnPreme circuit and diaritt courts of
the United States, fhall be, and hereby
are contributed courts Of record.
Sec. 29. And be it taytbeyenaaed, That
all wrlts and proceAes whatfoevcr, inuine
from any Of the circuit courts hereby eta
bliihed, ihall, after the frh day Of A
pril next, bear tea of the prefiding Judge
OF fuch court; before which time they
fhall bear tef Of the chief iufice of the
United States all which faid writs and
procefes, fhall be fgned by the clerks of
the courts respectively, from which the
fame ihall if1ue, and ihall be made return
able to the next fated or fpecial fllion of
fuch court; and all writs and prcceiies
which have il1ued, or may iflue, before
the frif day of April next, returnable to
the circuit courts heretofore ef3ablihed,
or to any difriet court acting as a circuit,
fhall be returned to the circuit courts
hereby efablifhed, and fhaIl be there pro-
ceeded in, in the fame manner as they
could, had they been originally return
able to the circuit courts hereby eta
blifhed.
Sec. 80. Ind be- it fnrtber enaaed,
That every jufice of the fuprcme court
of the United States, and every Judge Of
any circuit or difriet court fhall be, and
hereby is authorized and empowered, to
grant writs of habcas corpus, for the pur-
pofe of enquiring into the caufc Of COM
mitment, and thereupon to difcharge from
confinement, on bail or otherwife Pro-
videdalways, that no writ Of hebeaseorpus,
to be granted underthis act fhall extend to
any prifoner or prifoners in gaol, unlefs
luch prifoner or priioners be in cuftody,
under or by colour of the authority Of the
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Public Sale.
On FRIDAY at TO o'clock, will be fold
AZ The Vendne Store

On FRIDAY at TO O'Clock, will be fold
at the Vendue-St
Brown Sugar IN hhds. s. bis.
Loaf and Lump Sugar in lots,
Tenerife and PORT Wine in pipes, half
pipes and quarter cafks,
French Brandy in pipes,
WhiAey in tierces and barrels.
Hyion Tea in chefs,
Bchea Tea in cheas,
Figs in caiks and trails,
Raiins in do. do.
Cordials in boxes,
Soap and Candies in boxes
Cotton in bales,
A Quantity of Bacon,
Tooacco inkegs,
Nails in caiks,
Hardware anorted in boxes, Sc.
Alto, quantity Of
ID r GOO DIS.
Particulars Of which will be made known
previous TO the fale.
P. 6. MARSTELLER,
AN6ioneer.
February IS.
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JUDICIARY BILL.

To provide for the more convenient or
ganization of the courts of the United
States.
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Thomas, Martinique; Hoop Induary,
Todd, Nafau. =
Cleared, briggs Chatham, Vanneman,
Malaga Eliza and Sarah, Oakiurd, Ha-
wanna fch'r Neptune, Wiikev, p. Re
Publican iooP Hiland, Hsnd, Alexan-
dria.
The Atlantic left at Amaerdsm, Chip
Amia6le, Iiilinghaf, CT and tor Philadel-
Ph'a, in 5 days; fhip Jofeph, Delano,
New Bedford, in 3 days. fhip Diana,
Pot, of Baltimore, for London, in z
days; brig Sally, Coffin, OF and for Phi
ladelphla, in days; brig Enterprise,
Psttorious, of Philadelphia, for Liibon, in
7 days; Hunter, Leddle, of and tor n.
York, in 3 days Minerva, of and for
Newburyporl, in 10 days, and ieveral
others, names nor recolletted.
Off The Texel the Atlantic was board
ed by the Lynx and Hunter, Britfh iloops
of war, letters broke. open, examined,
and difmiiied. The Lynx detained the
Carlii'e OF Baltimore, on her paIage from
Amiterdam to Rourdeaux, and fenr hsr Tor
England.
Capt. Rafer, of the fhip Roebuck, left
az Brlitol, Augut is, the following vef.
tels, viz.
Ships Philadelphia, Blifs, Of and for
Philadelphia; B,utus, Bunce, OF Bolton,
FOR Philadelphia Brurus, Bunker, Of and
for New York /; Nonpareil, RoHetter,
do. Mary, Luce, of and for Bolton !;
Black -Riyer, Buyer, of and for n. York !;
Warren, Bunker, do.
Aug. IS, in lar. ~. SO, N. long. ~,
80, W. f okc the ihip D;asa, I.eE, ..
and from Philadelphia to Amiterdam.--
sept. ao, lat. 80, 8. ~. long. ST, 40,
w. the brig William, from kern bunk
ior Grenada. Sept. II, lar. SO, 40, w.
BriliGh fch'r Atalanta, from Trinidad,
out IS days.
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Merm0rta aDberttser.
INTERESTING TO MERCHANTS.
"WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7.

INTERESTING TO MERCHANTS.
Exyad ga Letter from captain Cba,les
Hazard, sftbe (tb'r Hope, to his oqOu-
e,s in Ne4V- London, dated Alge&iras,
.Jnly rs, 1901.
" On the z4th Of June in, the mouth Of
the traits Of Gibraltar, / was boarded by
SpaniG gun boats, who examined my
papers, which they pronounced clear for
Malaga, where / was bound, and would
have permitted me TO pats had NOT one OF
my people Thomas Moody told tLen,
was to touch at Gibraltar. After having
this information they oyerhauled my trunk
and found Gibraltar TO be by my Untrue
tons the firR port to touch at, and 70 ex-
preaed in the portage bill, they deemed il
fuficient caufe for Bringing me into this
port, where We arrived on the z5th. /
was kept under Quarantine till the I'd OF
July. A lhip left here for Salem two days
after came in, but was reinfed the pri-
vilege of writing by her, although Offer
ed TO thew my letter. On the I'd Juy
our declarations were taken before the
Judge, which all agreed fave that Of the
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end, lis MajeRy's fhip Apollo deferred a
teiucca privateer ) 1t being quite Calm, the
barge and two other boat. were manned,
and ordered 10 go and attac;l the priyateer.
The barge out rowed che other boats a
comfortable diitance, and made the attempt
iingly TO board the priva,eer, bur was
overpowered, and the barge ent drift
by the privareer. When the other two
boats Game up with the barge, they found
only one man on board, who was run
through the body, lying dead and the
hat of an officer of Marines very much
cut and hacked. The barse's crew con-
fitted of I'd Lieutenant, Lieutenant of
Marines and ~ men; il is therefore
feared thar no one has furviyed the dread-
full conflict in which they were engaged"
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BALTIMORE, October e.

Arrived, ihir Enterprise, captain Sell
iech, from London. Left there, ihip Re-
oecca, capt. M'Ncil of Baltimore. In
lat: 43, IS, long. II, IS, fpoke the brig
Elizabeth, captain Atkins OF Bottom, from
Liverpool, bound to Wilmington N. C..
In lat. 40, 81, long. AZ, fpoke the brig
Boodfchap Maria, CAPITA II Schadiook, from
Baltimore bound TO Bremen.
Schooner Maria, captain Drury, from
Bremen.
On the 18th July, two days after ihe
failed fpoke the brig Friendhip, capt. -,
from Philadelphia, bound to Hamburg /;
alto, brig Lydia, captain M'Crca, from
Greenock bound to Bottom, out a3 days.
The lhip General Green, is in the bay
from Liverpool.
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BOSTON, Sept. 20.

The Pbe4/ani and Eercenu.-Ou Satur
day about II O'Clock, A. M. the Britifh
Hoop of war Pheafant, failed from Man
taiket Road, 10 the Bay, little below
the light houfe, and hove too.
In the night, about O'Clock, the
French Corvette Berceau, unmoored from
Prehdent Road and proceeded to iea.
Yesterday afternoon the Pheafant re-
turned, ard anchored in Nantaiket-road
In apparent good order. She was not in
fight in the morning, and came up the
Bay, from the E. S. L. which courfe there
Is no doubt the Berceau purified. 1t is
probable the latter veiIei was the belt lai-
Ter, and thereby avoided an action.
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:, euale. in which one of the mutt
an'" ,..s k,iled, and the communicate OF
1eE's Union alto loft his lie in the tumni5'
' ,s!, This the whole garriion Joined the
'I On ,ne following day gen. Delmas
ma 70 have a review, OUT he was
wa 10 retire, the folders WIN loud
nm,, renewing the demands OF thelr pay.
Gems. Iourdan and Coli conducted them
| Give, with fuch prudence, that they at
,.o,,h fucceeded in reitorlng tranquhhty'
,Jn.aay the troops are under the com
m,r3 Of the latter. Gen. JourdAn has
ny4o orders for contribution OF three
Ss,,1r a thouiand livres TO be levied on
.hs merchants, oeGdes another fun ON per-
lou, o. ,ro,er,y, tor the payment OF The
,oOps. Already we are informed that
,aos ia ,hi. place have received a part OF
tb.ir oay. This unfortunate circumstance
h., prevented the count and counteis OF
I.ghorn from enjoying the tetes which
were prepared for them at ltrin. 1t has
been found necenary alto to deter the ce-
l,bralion Of the teRival Of the 18th OF
Iuly,
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NEW YORK, October z.

We find, from Hamburger Paper of
TIE 10th OF Aug. received a, the Office Q,
this Gazette yeise'day, by the thip Eliza
beth, that the Engiilh hip otwar Latona,
from the North sea, arrived at EiGueur
on the 4,h Of Auguit, having on board the
Portuguese Miniiter Marquis De Ria,
who Immediately proceeded to Peterfburs
with dispatches to the emperor of Ruilia.
In the fame frigate Lord St. Helens was
to return to England.
Captain Offender, of the ihip Flora,
iome days iince, on the Banks fpoke the
Bri,iih fhip ARiRance with French ihip
OF rs guns, which lhe captured on her PAT
iage from Cayenne to Bayonne. The AZ
fiitance had ieparated from her convoy,
from Portlmouth for Newfoundland and
Quebec.
Arrived, fhips Elizabeth, Dyer, Ham
burg ; Venus, Bunce, Liverpool brig
Ruthy, Curtis, Gostenbnrg fchooner
Phebe, Merritt, St. John's, N. B.
The Elizabeth left the ihip Commerce,
Rockwell, loading for this port. Sailed
in co. fhip Planter, for Philadelphia.
Spoke in lat. 43, long. 81, brig Roletta,
Boyd, 81 days from Bilboa for Philadel
lhia.
AmAerdam, Auggf 4. Arrived, capt.
jerks, from Newburyport; capt. Til
iinghaa, from Phlladel phiA flip Cyg-
net, Bray, from N. York. Sailed, capt.
Simpion, for Baltimore--Arriyed at Ham
burg, capt. M'Neil. from Charlefon--
Sailed for do. capt. Trip.
The Ruthy left the fhip Hope, Robin
ion. to fail in s days for r.. Illand --~--
Spoke Augua IL, i'll fight Of Fair Iiland,
the brig Jane, S days from Hamburg for
the w. Indies.
The Phebc, September zS, in LAT. AZ,
49, long. 50, z8, fpoke the brig InduRry,
from Surrinam for Bottom. --Same day,
fpokc large hip from Liverpool for Bot
ton.
Sloop Delaney has arrived at St. Croix
from this port.
October 8.
Died. yeferday DIR. 5ames Cbaub,
inventor and vender Of Church's famous
Cough Drops, &c.
Arrived, fhip Commerce, Lawfon, Got
terburg brig New York Packet, Ray,
HAVANA icRr Favorite, Wentworth,
Virginia.
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KNOXVILLE, September 10.

NS1]k @|I1111 OS PtStt1F7Sr
We hear from South Wet Point that
the treaty with the Cherokees is broken
up, the commiaioners not being able to eff
feet the Object of their appointment. The
Cherokees reiu!e to fell lands, or to permit
roads being cut through their country.
Doublehead concluded his laft talk with
faying" That the indians do not with to
be again lpoken to on that fubjeet." He
then addreiied the people Of Tennenee, and
faid " That the white people owed them
three lives; that they had waited fome
time for iatisfaetion, and would wait yet
longer, but were determined on resalia-
ton.
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HAMBURGER, Aug. 8.

The intelligence OF The tall OF CAIRO has
casied the mott lively JOY to prevail here.
A, you have probably, by this time, re-
ceived the official account, IL is unneceHa-
~ tor m. 10 enter into any particulars.
The number of troops who surrendered
was 5000, and their determination &c iuo-
MI. vas accelerated by the dreadful rava-
ges which the plague had tor fome time
continued 10 make. have this momen,
learaei that the fall ofCairo rendered the
G,uation u the enemy OF Alexandria en-
TREY hopslels. Gen M.nou propoled a
captuation, by which his troops were to
be conveyed home TO France. The pro-
polal was initantly TENT 10 gen. ,lulchln-
ion, Whole anfver was not received at the
departure Of the laf accounts, but there is
no doubt Gifts having been agreed to-
This Important intelligence has been re-
eeiped from ConlaLtinoplc, and as it feems
extremely probable, | think may ven
ture to congratulate you on the entire iub-
jugstion OF the enemy in Egypt. The
next advices are expected to bring the par
ticulars.
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PHILADELPHIA, OF. 9.

The Articles, arrived this morning
from Hamburg, few days ago ipoke the
French corvette LIE Berceau, from Bottom
pound to France, and received her pilos
from on board. 1t is laid that the Ber-
ceau contracted with the pilot, that in
eafe of her being purified by the Pheafant,
ne mould continue with him to the end OF
the voyage.
OStober 4.
Arrived, fhip Bottom Packet, Shaw,
Bremen Caroline, Motley, Liverpool ;
Roebuck, Rafer, Brifol; Atlantic, Pen
role, Amtterdam Planter, Jacobs, Ham
burg brig Articles, sherman, do. fch'rs
Ann Pennock, 49,, Bourdeaux Jane.
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MISCELLANEOUS PARAGRAPHS.

MISCELLANEOUS PARAGRAPHS.
BY tie threats OF tie French TO invade
England, ipirit Of entbuGafm has been
awakened among its inhabitants. One
yetei has been chiefly marned with vo
lunteers from Greenwich hofpitaI, who,
on the alarm, have eagerly hobbled to the
isryiee oftheir country.
Reports that the Tex. and Brett fleets
are on the point of failing continue. A
Brett paper, how ever ays that the feet of
thatplt, notwithstanding the puolicati-
ons IN Inc Englilh papers, has always re.
NAMED IN the inner harbour.
NO boat or individual coming from
England, is allowed TO enter a Dutch
port.
Lord Keithis about to return from the
Mediterranean; and it is iaid lord Mel
Ion ito have the command in that fea.
letter from Conitantinople fays /" the
racha Of Sem,in has collected about
10000 men, who are to BIZ fent to rein.
'0'Ie me iurk'fh army in Egj pit.
Inc Senate Of rufcany have taken the
oath Of fidelity to the new king of Etrp-
Tia. his portrait was his proxy.
hansver has not yet been evacuated by
.ae ffuiilan troops although RuGia in
'e's sa herielf in favour Of the meafure.
aMee Journals have been lately iup-
pleuea IN the French /" Republic !" and
81 order ifued thar no bills are to be poft-
ca 6 N the areets, bur by perfons licenfed
,Ol 'Ae Pupofe. nor by them, till they
faSe lodged a copy at the. police-oi-
lGe ex-dlretfor Basrss is Eaid 10 have
y. oeea Oaniihed from Paris for fome poli,,
cal intrigues. '
r.,I Inc french gen. Val, who is lately
s ts,af1ed from Egypt to France, has pre-
g ,I"'ea 10 the chief conful an antique torl
\ S,i ,ne greateff beauty. Ii repreients n,
,om;,s VI youth OF IS, worked quite ana
."'1acally. 1t was found in the Del,a
S saa Is iuPPofed to originate from the p
s' - temple. Connoiaeurs value !,
- ss'le u'ca exquifte piece Of fculp,ure tina
IL. Ot t; l0und by the French in Egypt.
r. Ts n'eroglyphics with which +, IS co.
are perfectly well preferyed.
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