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NORFOLK, Nv. IS.
Captain Brena11's account Of British Depre-
datio71s IN the WeSt Indies.

The brig Eagle captain Brennan, --
days from Guadaloupe, last from ST. Kits,
which place he was carried into by private
armed sloop, under the pretence of Guada-
Ioupe being in a state of Blockade by the
British. AS they had no claim on his
cargo, )it being only the returns of his out.
ward bound one, where after being car
lied up to Antigua with his papers, at the
e1pence of nearly 500 dollars Exclusive of
damage, for the opinion Of the Attorney
General, was liberated, and his papers or
dered to be given him without it coming
before the court, and being detained 10
days, was suffered to proceed on his voy-
age.
What makes it more vexatious to captain
Brennan and others concerned is that the
owner and master Of the said sloop is an
insolvent debtor, evading the law only, by
his keeping on board his piratical vessel, and
he has given no bond Of security Of whom
damages might be recovered.
At the joint request Of those whose si-.
tuations was similar to his own at his de-
parture, he lays before the public Joint
memorial of his and their suferings by the
said Clark I; presented to the Governor
and Commander in Chief of the Leeward
Islands, Of whichthe following is an anthem
tic copy
re his Excellency Lord L;v;ng.on, Gooers-
mar and c0mma,'deria CHG Of tie British
ieezvard stands IN A1sesica, Sc.
We the undersigned citizens Of the Unit
ed States, beg leave to represent to your
lordship the grievances with which our COM
merce IS aflictedin those seas, by. a private
sloop called the Lark, commanded bv To-
nathan Clark, a native citizen of the United
States, cruizinG of the harbor called Sandy
Point, in this island. We would respect
ully inform your lordship, that the na,ae-
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FIRST NOTICE.
In the Case Of JAMES. SMITH, Bankrxpf.
WHEREAS

q Commission Of Bssknp'cy, founded upon the
sa 81 Congress passed on the 18th day of Appel,
1900, entitled " An act 70 establish an uniform
system of Bankruptcy throughout the United
States" hath been awarded and issued forth a.
yaipst lanes Smith ofDumfries, in the state of
i Nugina, Merchant, and he having been declar-
cd Bss.lrrpt--he is hereby required to surrender
himself 70 the Commissioners, il the said Com
mission named, or a major part Of them, on Fri
day the 9th, aud Saturday the nth days Of this
present month, Deceshber, and Monday, the eSh
day of January next, at 10 O'clock in the fore
noou on each day, at the Commissioners Office,
the house of Benjamin Parkel in the town of
Fredericksburg land make full disclosure Of
his estate and efr6ts; when and where his Gre
sditors may attend TO prove their debts at the
second meeting to chuse assignees; and al the
last string, the said Bankrupt is required to
finish his examination.
All persons Indebted TO The said Bankrupt, or
who have any Of bis effects, are NOT TO pay or de-
liver the same, bur TO whom the Commissioners
shall direct.
BENJAMIN PARKE,
Secretary to the Commissioners.
Commissioners Office,
fredericksburg, Dec. |, I303.S
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10 be Sold.


Putfuant to the lat Will and Teaarent of Mann
Page, dsceaiel, 90 Monday the I'd day Of ia
nuary next, if fair, il not, the next fair day,
at Mannsiield, his late rr6jence,
MI the bsrJ0Ral Property belonging
to has E12ate::
ConGaing of about Ooe Hundred and Sixty
NEGROES,
together with all the flock Of Horfes, three Mules,
Castle, Sheep. Plantataton Utcniils. and about
1000 barrels Of Corn. Amongathe Negroes are
feveo very valuable Carpenters. three excellent
2Iackfmuhs, two Millers aid fome other tradef-
men. The greater part, if not the whole, of this
valuable properly, will be fold on credit OF IL
months; he purchafsr giving bond with approx
ed fscurity, to bear interef from the date, if not
punanally paid. All fums under twenty dollars
muff be paid in money.
There is alfo 10 difpoie Of, at private faie, and
on the foregoing terms, nsnber of
l. O T S
ia Hanover town, county OF Hanover, including
the Tobacco Warehoufes sc that place; a 1oufe
1 aud Lot in the town of Bath, or Berkeley Springs,
and 5000 acres of
TENNESSEE LANDS,
I belonging TO faid eeste.
a All perfons having claims again& isid
Edate, will ptafe make them known as ipeedily
as polibIe and thoie indebted will, il is hoped,
be forward 10 making payment TO
Robert Patton,
Administrator with the VIII annexed.
Fredericktburg, Dec. 4.
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Commissioners Office,
Fredericksburg, Dec. |, i5o3.S 8
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the consequences.
With sentiments Of esteem and venera~
ton for your lordship's character, we are
with respect, your lordship'S most obedicnF
and humble servants, &c.
(signed)
Alexander Brenan,
Master Of the brig Eagle, of Norfolk
flames Campbell,
Master of the brig Superior.
Benz T. Gayregues, Supercargo'
AHsn Peadlet0n,
Master Of the brig Eliza, of New York
Samuel Veraasd,
Masterof the ship Jefferson, Of Portsmouth
G. Boyson, Passenger
1oaebh Lrrre,
Master Of the brig Lean, OF Baltimore.
Beng. Strvas, Supercargo 4
Copiedfromt The original, at Sandy Point
the island of ST. Kits, October the 9th,
1903.
OF the other 8 vessels mentioned in the
petition, capt. 3. wishes further to inform
the public, that one of them is the prl8
Leah, owned by Messrs. Smith and Buc-
hanan, OF Baltimore, detained with hef
outward bound cargo on board now forty
days, on account of her being cleared out
for Martinique lit being in a state ofblock-
ade) altho' when she was taken, was on
the point Of entering the port ofSt. Bartilo-
Iomew's.
!. The others are the ship Jefferson, cap.
Venard, from Dcmarara, bound to tof'~
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rasrrv.
assfss - -
asss atsss
ELEGr
on THE DEATH CO DR.. DARwYM.

HEARD Ecu that knel!, which tremulouay flow
r-ipoke the parting OF f4inted Glade
ynow you fsr whom this reGsnger Of voc
seut il. deep notes throughout the darkened glade
70. ore, vinfe lie inapiily became,
OF eafe and idlsnefs the torpid prey.
WHO fnild At glory aad immortal fame,
And vesctai.g pais'd The ilcfs day.
p.rwIx's no more the tributary due
To de,rh ono, paid, his fooihas fPed the Fight;
sourn'a the dtpfe agher realized the view,
o. heavenly regions and eternal Fight.
Gladly his daNnng gcsius fcience taiI'd,
Aud bade phiipfophy his mind engage;
Reluctant nature faw her iErine unveiId,
And fear 4 his knswledge tho fls iov'd the fagc.
To turn The p1lid tyrant's fatal dart,
To loothe the papg CT agonizing pain,
To heal tic foncws Of bieeiing heart,
And lead HygGa TO her feat again.
Such was his tax inGdious TO wound,
His lliafts in VAN .he or ny monarch aim'd,
sT,n one f.6 mdaocho " moment found,
Ills r.vs. lang, tut now his victim claimd
To melt he la4ning foul to him twas given,
The mules fsvoriie the friend Of man;
Fsrer he grafp'dshe partial boon Of heaven,
And wak'a to melody, his coGrie began.
TIE esomes and CyIphs who with poets FIRE
he ehcft tle ,henc Of his mefoous LAYS,
When wh- maher's hand he fwept the yte,
An3 gsin'd sritsaias everiaAing ptaif-.
On .ity pipions focn Aau haRen here,
HIS 10y d remains from injury 10 fave,
t. kind remembrance drop plying tear.
Aad deck with aowery wrtathes The poets grave.
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MAINE BANK.

he Stockholders are hereby notified
- fhs, an nfiamen Of Six Dollars lare has heen
-, % nc pad to the Gather, before the a6th
d! y Sept next-Afv farther inftament Of Zen Dollars
,~o thr's 81 dollar each llere, be- paid the
- On or hciere the a1d day Of December next.
NJ order Of thc Proficient AID Directors
DAVID HALE, Csgisr.
~-s~ ~ 1893. (7m)
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q Dlgilion. Sccond Range.


And unlefs laid taxes and Intervening charges,
r paid 10 me ihS fubfcrlher, on beure Wednefday,
,w~ny third of November neSi 70 much ofisit Lands
Nj DC 70 5y pubc vendue, at the hone Of ne fu5fr
y, IN sumner OF the clock in the forenoon as will
iuheient TO pay fad taxes and ine venng charges
ABUAH PAINE, COie7sr.
Prar, Sfst 10 1904 -
"a f5s "a af,tsz n 5i aSvrysness i.fssd Of County e
p~E z * ~ ~, sys,ay Countv Tax
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Ter [lIs, If abbLied far Ian.

n fANA, IN the town Of Nortbyarmoab,
eestAlang about forty three acres Of Il nd, on the
f"'a rfne mics fon Portland with very convent
Two uary h'oae. With four rooms on the floor GOOD
n" - oreha'd q about 80 in thriving order,
/. e'a ~el Of water. Il is good nand for tavern
'fecsiaa~n FOR further particulars inoaircr of
I. JOHN BUTLER on the prenifes
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1 country, were now, when enEgEblSd by
years, and aImof exhautcd BIZ !ong and
laborions lervices, cat upon the world
without the means 81 relodrces OF living.
Others who had fpent the prime of their
lives in the army, and who had Injured
their contributions, by trayerfng Tie vii
dernels of the weaern country, and ferv-
| ing IN unhealthy camps and pots. were
now obliged TO turn their attention 10
a new protection without money, without
Kill and without experience.
Thef- inconveniences would have been
fubmitted to without amurmur, If tie law
had been carried iato effect with Impair
ltialiity ard fidelity. But when we faw
many of our places filed by inexperienc.
ed men, and il few initances, by mea
without talents, education, or reputation
when we iaw Offices that had been filed
by gentlemen OF military l<ill and exper-
ience becoming the reward Of iycophants
and political partizans.; when We law the
men whom We had trained and dicipIined,
placed under the direction Of ignorance,
and inexperience, we could nor but la.
ment the ingratitude Of our country, and
balelt partially and tyranny of its rlIers.
This ceniurei is not intended, bg any means
to incluAe all the Objects retained.
know them from long and uninterrupted
Iinte1courfe of friendfhip with few exceD-
CnId:ar. : !. ~ go, $50 re1' - s.n 'is,' aus 80
r ns, - r., - e. r ~. = VIZ IL.
difm;asd IT, - - -. s.1 Ia us -
nagaar+ 81, -, - Ii 1T
- = - ''sJ 80 -
4 may DC aiked Why ! nave not iooner
lle'tl7a my pubic accounts, end replied e
the charges againlt nae. anlwer, nv ac-
counts were long ard intricate, and q
more than ten years Handing, and have
heretofore t3 been prevented progret-ing
Win them BY ilcknetS induced by long
Marches and hard fatigqe n tie twamps
ana Wlas Or the We!tern country even.
from wet FLORIDA to Upper Canada &c
iehgth when thele dlttlcu .ies were iar-
Ll'ouN'ea; ana iWilhed 70 cloie them, The
l2nie malignant genius, vhieh delights
10 port win the feelings and reputation
OF otlcers frowned upon my efforts have
written isyeral letters to the lecret2ry ot
war; enclohng accounts ana vouchers, but
ne refuies 70 pay. any attention 70 them,
81 70 give me an Official a9tweF reipeet-
'nf .Helh' nave ifaPor4neq am BY ietteF
- ae-lI7 ia 'tle cals' e'tlsF Tor 4. againi-
-, az y ~ 910N1' us = lHe nlua-
lioH ~ ~,lie'l an Piacea' "itaou! ae,
c CO. y llie l7cfelaT O war; y Is l,'Po'
l In lor me lo appear 70 the coinPToaeF of
'ic1 t,9A!ury' rom whom am connaent
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GuIINRR

hOfICE is hereby given 70 the ronrefdsnt
orapeetots or cwasrs o. Lands in the town Of So m
rr % he county ot Cpmberiand, snd commonwealth Of
,aal chuits tha the following Lots Of land xed
The az bills committed 70 collect for the year
y2cr VIZ
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wanted at the Sailmaking buinefs-
H. : @eent "a years old. will fad good encourage
|n, = 80 irSn the country will be preferred. Inqur
''1e'ss oAse, OF At No. II, Uaien Wharf. sssI. 40
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his intelleas." Another calls me & i'm
pious wretch" and another taking il for
granted that am impious' endeavoured
10 complete my ruin " attempting to ac-
count for my not being able to hate the
prelident half bad enough. He fays had
0een captain and pay-rnal}er in the ar
my, and after being difbanded on 6nal
lettlement of my public accounts, L. hat
ed the pay-maf general the amount Of
five thouland dollars" Now fir, I am
willing TO admit that did in the moment
of zeal and warmth write the above ex-
tract in letter to democratic friend, on
Whole mind wilhed to make an inpreiIion
excepting thele words in italics, hate
him BY God By GodI hate him 7 and
thele feel it incumbent on me 10 deny,
and | do mof religiouly and politiyely
deny having written any thing like them !;
| lhould NOT dare to write fuch language
TO my friend (who is religious many if |
wi!hed to do it, becauie it would leiIen
my influence with him, as we'll as myfelf
in his elteem, which il is my deiire to pre-
lerve, and | fhould not have written it ev-
en- il my friend would not have been Of
Tended at fucb language never learnt
my pen TO fwear, aad do mott iotemnly re-
peat and declare, that the impious line in
the above extract is bale calumnY II
challenge the letter, and defy any being
in exiltence to produce fuch an one from
me. If any one is pofeiied of letter
couched in fuch terms, with my name to
it, declare it to be a forgery. .
The charge Of my being in arrears to
the government, is equally falfe and cal,
luminous, as the following document will
flew
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DEPARTMENT OF WAR.

thew
DEPARTMENT OF WAR.
accountants Office, Sept. "A. 1903.
IeerfgJ that there n due 70 Csares Hyde. late
Captain aud tay-qymdRtr of Tie 1f re;irat 81 Igtau
try, tie Jun o tpeny ore dollars and ninety t4Do ccnfs
being balance tsnad IN bis aVor OF stilemfnt Of BIZ
accounts as pay MATE, otoCfaid
Dir. al o. 10, WILLIAN SIMMONS.
AceOsntGni department. 81 1yzr.
TIE Secretary Of War.'
On this certificate warrant upon the
treaiurer of the United States, for the
twenty one dollars ninty two cents, figned
by the fecretary of war, and counterGgn-
ed by the accountant of the war depart
ment. This will thew at leat, that am
rot indebted to the United States befdes
accounts that have been allowed, have 4
claim on the. Government for above one
thouiand dollars for fervices and difburl-
ments made by me for the benefit Of the
United States, while | was in the public
fervice-which is withheld from me un-
der the moa frivolous pretexts Of the Sec
rotary of war, and to the executive injury
OF nyieit.
As the treatment have received from
the democratic newspapers, and fecretary
of war, has thus compelled me TO come
toward and juaify myielt TO the public, |
fhall itand executed if in return | fate my
grievances, and the great difficulties /
have experienced. It wilt be necedary
to preface thefe by fhort account of the
offices | have filled in the army, and The
fevices have performed.
On the 9Th Of March I7oz, I was ap-
pointed an officer IN the army of the u.
Sand on the fecond day Of December
next following, was appointed by the
commander In chief to the Office Of Judge
Advocate of the army-and on the 10Th
Of July, 1894, was unanimou1y elected
fubtegionary paymaiter, and on the day
following the commander in chief Of the
army, was pleafed TO honor me with q
mother appointment, / mean that of quar-
ter matter Of Sub-Legion, in all Of which
capacities am noticedsin the mulfer rolls
of the army, and the papers on file in the
army, and Office of The department Of war
will attet with what integrity and abiii-
ties | discharged the various duties requir-
ed of me.
Here ref this fubjea and proceed
greeably to a law Of March, 1902, the ar
my was confderably reduced, in confr-
quence of which, was siibanded with
great number of my fellow officers in
making this Reduction no regard was paid
to feniority of rank, or length of fervice
MANY old veterans who fought, bled
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'Afc0aNfanFs UtFce, Sept. 4. 1903.
! eerfyJ that there Is due 70 C5ares Hyde. late
Captain aud tdy-mqym9Rr of tie NJ re;ineat 81 Lgtaa
try, tie Jun Of tgpeny doiars and ninety ccnts.
6eing balance snad IN bis faVor sle1atnt Of Ri,
accounts as pay aaef2e, atogtaid
DE- al 81 10, WILLI4M SIMMONS.
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On the a3d ut. MIR. Harding, an emf
nent printer and bookseller Of Liverpool,
poAeTed of II,oool. in bank property,
CUT his throat, under hypochondriac ter
ro-s, as was af1erted, of the threatened in
va6on Of England.
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GniGIons cf fna sDcn1ay.
Fyon London Ss3.y, 10 IS. 80 Aggss.

Cbina.-One Of the Calcutta papers W.
have lately received. contains the follow
ing article:
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Rome has loft one Of its mott celebra-
ted painters in the Perlon of M Domini-
cue Corni, who died lately at the age Of
IS, and who has left behind him great
number ofvery fine pictures.
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46, W. fell in with ard Poke tie feh'i
Cyrus, capt. Jacob Noire, froE NIGGA.
doSe, bound to Newburyport. Captain
n. informed that on the z4th of |ure,
1902, the lchooner Beuey, capt. 5. Shore
was loft IN a bay on the 6arbary coat,
oppofite the lizard Of Lanza.o'te, and
that the Captain, Mate, and all but three
of the crew were drowned in the fusf, az
tempting to get on fhore. The above In
formation captain Noire had from John
Brawday, one Of the men that was f.ved,
who came into Mogadore few days be-
fore he failed, and left the other Two IN
1avery among the Moors.
Arrived The Britifh brig Peggy, capt.
Bosg, from Glsigow.
Tie ichr. Gurneran and Peggy capt.
Landers, from Havana.
The fhip Mont clio, capt. Wilton,
from City Point, bound to London, put
back yeRerday, 10 days out, having
fprung leak.
The lchooner Maria, Lewis from St.
Croix,
The hip Julia, Dabnee, from Cape
Francois.
The Birth lhip scipio, Hooaon from
Liverpool.
The fhip Ottawa, capt Keosn from L.
yerpool, has arrived in the Roads, bound
to City Poinr.
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May 10.
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NORFOLK. May s.

- CANA >|AI1A5 49, -
~ the brig Fayorite, captain Fryer,
Scn Bordeaux, letters are received which
HAVE.
It's reported, that the fh;f Belvidere.
y Gays from London, went up the Bs,
9 lueiday /; accounts are fald 10 be bro'f
:, THIS veflel as late as the hrR OF April
\ sH' Banks, Hampton Pilot, has been
s''noatd, and was told by the captain.
= ne was in pofeiiion of a copy of the
.scisration of War between Englano
,n 80 france. We do not vouch for the
s.-.us0tic'ty of the above Information
g., nom The accounts ppblihed in this
i, u .hsrald, it will be ieen that De.
'''l0n Of War is no. at all improbable.
! = -''i,sd the brig Fayorite, capt. Fry
i = Gays tom Bordeaux. On tie 18th
''' II lat. IS, IS, y. lcng. 50,
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kntras ofa letter from @ geaf1emaa in
Londox, to bis friend in This city, dated
March II.
(" | reached London on til. evening of
che Sth infant, from France. At the
very moment Of citing down at my
friends houfe manutcsipt copy of the
kings war meHsge was received az his
office. Never was my aeondhment grea,
sr. 1t was but three days Gnce | had
left France in perfect fate of peace and
tranquility, and as Far as could def
ssrn, without zny idea exiting in the
minds of the French people, as 10 a
profpea Of rupture with shis country.
Sure | am that THEY do not with for
iuch an event. Mex; morning was at
al the coffee houes in the neighbour
hood of change. The kings mef-
fsge engroiled all the conversation, and
deep conformation was pittsrei on the
faces Of mof OF the flock jobb.rs. /, is
impoGible to Gate what is the public cpl.
Mon relative to the preEent project ct
war. One portion OF ,he peopieare guild
I'd in their Judgments merely by interefted
motives: OTHERS are open mouthed for war
tall hazards; while others again are
trongly oppofed TO it, under any circum-
fauees, and Unfit that renewa! of hoffi-
lilies will totally ruin the country. Fer
my own part, cannot think that the go
Yernment OF this country is earnettly intent
On war. In her preient ftuation, the idea
appears to me to be too prepoaercus for
moments reflection. The army agents
have commenced purchafes of'many arti
sls-a warm preEs has exiatd ever fin {
.he meGsgc, ard new warrants are iining
every day, and yer, as | obierved before.
lcannot bring my mind to The belief that
Itsat Britainis in <araef for qvay. ltss
tue the exports have dirninihed iince the
pace, aud a great diHafisfattiop prevails
oecaufe The French refnfe 10 enter into a
commercial treaty; but can this be afufi
asnt motive for war
Afmilar diftemper TO that which RACES
IN Paris, prevails here; bur it is not 70
nortal.''
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gIerannrla anoertiser.
TUESDAY. May 70.

CO Notice THE fubfcrib-
ers to the Volunteer Military
Afociation are requelted to NEE
at Mr.. Morris Tavern, at elght
o'clock, THIS EVENING, to
receive the report Of the com
mittee appointed on their behalI
to correipond with Gen. Mason
relative to the organization o.
the Company.
IKE COMMITTEE.
Taelaey, Nay TO-
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Trncb C0xe, Us. Eaqva,a Peauingioa.
This was an amicable action, on,a feign
ed iGue, TO try the queaion, whether .
duty was payable on fugar, refined withi
the United STATES before The goth of June
1907, but not removed from the manufae
tory till after that day.
The argument was cpndutted, for thu
United States, by Mr.. Dallas, on the g
neral ground, thar the repeal Of the inter
nal taxes, did not affect any duty, whlcl
Sad accrued and was ouDaaudiug, on the
3oih of June, 1907, that the duty on "a
gar 0ce,aed rs foon as it was refined; bur
that it mutt remain ouJfauding, until i
was removed from the mandatory, in
complying with the pte-exifeing arrange
nents, for accommodating the rehnets, II
rbe tine and terms Of payment. The duty
nnier fuch circumstances, was to be con
iidercd as debitum in p,asjfafi, Jolveaaan
IL future.
The argument for tbe refners proceeded
upon the general ground, that the law con
seInplated the concurrence of two contin
serciss, before the duty could be faid to
aeeyus. viz. the act of refining, and, alfo,
the act of removal; and that unleis til
duty had 70 aee,uedr il could nor be def
crb d as oa5qaadigg, foss to be embrace
ev the terms Of the proyilo in the repeal
Ing at.