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OFFICIAL.

To RICHARD v. MoRRIs, Esq. Mezv-Y.
Navy-Department, May 10, 1904.
SIR,
With my letter to you of the Cd inst. I
transmitted to you copy of the opinion of
the court appointed to enquire into your con-
duct as commanding officer of the la,c squa-
dron of armed vessels of the United States.
IN the Mediterranean. This opinion having
satisfied the President that it is not the pub,
lie interest that YOU should be longer CONT
nued in command in the navy of the United
States, have it in charge from him TO in
form you, that he has revoked your commits
sion.
I am Civ
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Your obedieat servant.
ROBERT SMITH

TIE foESo'oing abstract from tie PROCEEDINGS of
toe co"'t in toe case Of Co,nn,ocore Morris,
sets fort5 the opinion referred to in the above
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E*fr0F cfa briDate Letter from The lie Of
France SD Pendeniairs, yeGr IL.

Il
France SD Vendeniairs, reGr u.
Capt. Baudin, who left Havre on the 9th
Vendemiaire, year 9, with the intention of
making voyage of difcovery round the
world died here on the Goth laft FruGtidor
be was then on his return from New-Hol-
land, without having been able to fulfil the
principal object of his voyage, which was
to diicover, ifpoffible, lands in the environs
Of NewZealand; he had, however, brought
with him fome plants and ihrubs, toge-
Their with fome unknown animals. He was
waiting at the lie of France, into which he
had put, for the favorable feafon in which
he might tranfport thefe different objects
without danger, as far as regarded the
temperature, when he was feiZed with the
ilnefs of which he died. 1t is iaid that
comfortable want of harmony fubfifted a.
mongft the principal perions employed in
the expedition, which diminiihed the fic-
ce1S it might otherwi1e have had. La Ma
turalife, brig, is by this time probably re-
turned to France.
The following are fome details refpe6t-
ing the unfortunate expedition of MIR. De
La Peyrouie, which have been mentioned
to NE by the captain of French veilel that
met Portuguese ihip on her panage, that
communicated them to him.
A Portuguefe vehel, coating at fome diff
lance from the Philippine Hands, perceiv-
ed man, who, mounted on one of the
fteep rocks, at little difance from the
land, was making hgnals with handkcr-
chief or bit Of linen which he held in his
hand. The captain Immediately had the
long boat hoiRed out, and fent it TO bring
him off. When he arrived on board, he
declared himfclf TO be Mr.. de Lagelet, an
astronomer, who had embarked with Mr..
dc La Peyroufe, to ail;H him in his re-
learches. All the alfiitance poliibe was adj
miniitered to this unfortunate man, for ne
was i'll a mott deplorable lituation on be-
ing intreatsd to favor the attendants with
more ample details, he gave the following:
g MIR. &c L1peyroufe took his departure
from Botany Bay on the----with two vef-
telS under his command, ihaping his Couric
TO the S. W. of Ncw-Holland = Afro
liable having truck ON the rock, he
took that pari of her crew on board
which had been fortunate enough to fave
theu,lelvsy bat very ioon after a FIRE broke
out on board Ia Boullole, which he COM
manded, and by the time it was extinguiih-
cd, the veAel could no longer keep the fea;
he then landed on the coat of New-Zea-
land, where he took up his refdence, fan
guinely hoping that Government would diff
patch ihiP i'll fearch OF him nine years
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By means of a fatal operation calculated TO ref

by means OF fatal operation calculated TO ref
tore the reign OF prejudice and ilavery.
" This ientiment is the aiylum into which he
retires, and to which the memory of his perfe-
cuton cannot follow him: ne unites himfelf
in Imagination with man reitored to his rights,
delivered from opprenion, and proceeding with
rapid itrdes IN the path OF happiuefs.
Z" He forgets his own missUrtunes while his
thoughts are thus employed lie lives no longer
20 adveriity, caluInny, and malice, but becomes
the Allocate of thoic wner and more fortunate
beings, whole enyiable condition he 70 eainetly
contributed to produce"
This work was no fooner fnilhed than he be-
came careleiS Of life. To Carat he had been
indebted for an afylum in the houlc of the MI
niiter of the home department, AZ the very time
the revolutionary harpieS were lowering round,
and thiiting for his blood. From the fame
friend, he alto received dofe of poi,n which
they divided 4" DIS brothers do bread" and on
being recognized and leizeoi at village to which
he had repaired, in order to obtain moriel to
fuaain nature He f@a!lowed the fatal prefent,
and IN this manner put period TO his wretched
eXitence
Thus perifhed by his own hand, long before
the period aligned by nature, the ereatet man
then left in Francc----the friend OF Voltaire
the rival OLD 'Alem5ert, and the correspondent
CT Frederick, aud of Catherine. At an early DC
Rod of life, he caiily yanquiihed all the difficult
ties OF iclence, but he is perhaps entitled to
fill greater degree OF praite, for overcoming the
prejudices that warp them.elves round the hu-
man heart. Attached to the naughty. claims of
the nobility by birth, he warmly commended
for Plebeian privileges from conviction. Inter
cited in the duration of the ancisnt government,
by honors, by places, and by penions, be never
betrayed the deitinies OF his country, but ted
fatty perfevered in the firfe with of i rsafonabe
being-that of free government and the
chief duty ola philofopher-the moderation of
the human fpecies.
The Legislature of France, which had bafely
permitted him to be outlawed, at length paid
willing homage to his memory. But his own
works will refcue his injured name from oblivi-
on, and the future hiftcrians of his native land,
will avenge his infulted names.
The people have offered the red cap to the king
Marcus Aurelius would have obtained its accep-
lance
+" Condorcet is the who has the mot diff
honoured hmef in the courle Of the preient revcu.i-
on. Il great mathematician among kettvy, and
great Of letters among geOmetreae;, he was only
weak a. timid eonipirator, deipiied by all parties
1t vii be Immediately recoleeted that the mott wit
y part OF this libel is poor imitation of our ohnfons
remark on Chelerfed: " That he was 2 wit among
lords, and lord among wits"
This work, truly luxurious fpecirnen Of Con-
dorcet's enlightened mind and nagnaninous fpirt, is
to be found in mott OF the bookhores of Virginia, I'M
der the title of Rhetorical outlines of the proyres OF
the Human Mind"
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At General Meeting Of the Members Of the
Mutual dDlraner Soeiety Ggainf Fire on BaiEliggs
effLf STATE Of Yi,gina, bfdly adjournment al tie ca
fit0i Be s!fef Jny, 1904;
a MOTION was made and Geconded to ap-
n point Chairman; and on the queGtion being
put, Major Hugh Holmes was unanimously elet9ed--
, and Lewis M. Rivalain, Secretary PRO tenn.
a committee was appointed yeferday to examine
the traniaStions Of the iociety; on their report,
The following refolution was prcfsnted by MIR.
Tazewell, and adopted viz.
Rs0fved, That the demand Of further quota from
the members of this inftuton At prefsn unnece IA
y; ince the funds Of the ocety this time are album
dainty fufcient for the iatsfaeion of any claims a.
CAN'T them known at Prelent, or conldered as likely
to occur fpeedily.
On motion by the fame gentleman, the following
two refoiutions adopted, to wit:
Rei5fped, That the PRECEDENT ard Directors of this
hittution be directed to refund thofs peloas re-
ipcctveiy, who have aready Paid in tine quota iat
called for the fevcral funs which they may have thus
paid In and that the aid PRECEDENT and Directors be
further dreGed forthwith notify by publication
in Tome newspaper printed in Richmond to the other
members Of tins iocety, that iaid quota not
CURED of them.
Reiofved, That the Prelident and Directors of this
ocety be directed immediately pay out of any funds
belonging the fociety now on hand, al the claims
properly eitablilhed fair demands aganft them =
aud mould 1t be neceisry, that they ie amy OF the
lock belonging to this iociey which may be requGte
for this purpo!e FOR the belt Pce that be obtained
FOR the fame.
On motion of MIR. Edmund Randolph;
R/oEvea, That committee of Tx members be APP
pointed, whole duty lhail be revife the conu-
ton, laws and regulations of the Mutual Aliyrai,ce
society, and 20 report to the next annual meeting.
(signed) HUGH HOLMES, Chairman.
LEwis M. RIvALAIN, Sls,efayy.
a true extract FROM the proceedings of the faid
meeting. w. +. Asst,
Principal Agent M. a. s.
~ No douh Bs Syisisys in tits Fafr ygA PnbiJ9 tie
aJ1Ds in tbr rg9esge PeSs o ne ilrmatioa g i1aiy
smyt,ieys
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yLRcIN1A, 70 r4r

III CaAl'csar DISTRIcr CovsT rsrp N 71z fsRsr~
CielToL, IN THA CIrr OF JgiLli<Assvss, .be l.ts
day Of Jrhy, 1907.
Gessii LsSg'ss, Js':ft Dsarey csd SsAy BIS
cefr, and Z4s6zy46 De!as;y Plaintiff.
.icAINSr
Elisa Garter and Eh:zajci5 Bis sc;'e lax XII
Sa5atb Lm5tcT9 zril,rp 81 Letois L-zsjs.g
6cersi,i, Harriet unyS,d, H,.ns Laegerd,
All'hI Laa5fsya ev8 Dayiss y. LsayarS,
e5iasn anu so-beirs e fad LsnyerI-... Defends
7 ee9srag TO b., rifiaf1isa etbe Court tis fre,tie
entering e zoe O,dr Il. lb e3. ca tie fri Day y3aly
one t6oni est: bandsi asltbr-e, i7 .bt sso s.s-5-
iag The &jee4r.s s'0 Srtom ettseszs.. tay .icr
tO7fe1ist in sotGgc.riHgfS- bill Of TIE .Aei7lt -
Bee" returned exeep'c6 pin j;;!i,g ciser ttc E,-,
ne Ce4f, o. he nt0iioa Of flaati b. Hair e.:i,
do'b nae tbeir |ijar es, asd rvii Sroccec. az ~
tays s.1, to dree fSr s7c!t tbc,s2f ni .5e 1 e..
"'a.' on or da,e tie ttb day stl< te,.s ,.f e..,
'Iy bsil bnys b'sn yved pei.5 eaty of.lis gr, -y
ei 10 be eoatrrry," TIE e,as esvs r-,7yr rte.
iiss ot Of his Co1aysor7oeiii, ioz: cy .e.r,: 5 y:
.a spifb copy elLea or4ty or as.os g"t5c !qa.i4i
BY tt:ir eoag ,tis ordered f64t tie i l 7a,s DC -.
Pea, here or re fyg day q PIE aef tern, ard ajory u.
biz t6s fLaiati, anitat eaay Q: ftis oyd, * o,ft-
spi.5 Inflated z Joe as7ya3er yh5c city q is44.o,,
far Tro a1ortb eesGvsy, aid 47ed at To. jtort door
Ire jfora;'r C0Pii0l IN 'bi' City,
n Copy,
P2s27 INTTONf- ROBINSON. C.. O.
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scoTTvJLLE JOCKEY CLUE.
FOR SALE.

On liberal terms, BY tie SR5se,f6erJ,
| HE HOUSE and LOT near the River
I Bank, at prefent in the occupancy Of EIr. John
Taylor, and dituguhed in the plan of the city by ire
number 8, the properly of the elate OF Patrick
Wright, dec. which, if not dfPofed Of privately before
the fri day OF September next, will that day. at4
O'Clock in the afternoon, be fold the prenes, Tor
half ca, and the other half credit Of 90 dave
for an approved endofed note.-An inddputable ti.s
viii be made before tie money is received
PROSSER g hfONCURR-
July Is. ePIS
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FOR SALE,

HAT beautiful and well improved TENE-
4 MENT on the Hill, now occupied by Mr..
Benjamin Mofby. This property lies near the
Capitol, in a healthy and agreeable neighbour
hood. Terms of iale will be made known by
applying to
BARTLETT STILL.
July IL. eWtf.
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SPRING GOODS.

WILLIHM TE MP r.,
HAS i'm reeeiOcd, ~ the nip Re6eeea from
4 4 Lonlion and 1-orkngre from LiVerbooI,
IN ASSORTMENT or GOODS
Suitable to TIE Eqjon, qVbieb be 4UW dilpgjs Of on
The yiQaI terms.
Richmond, Mcy 9f5. If ~
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ANTHoN1' ROBINSON, C. q.
Mediterranean Pass, o,tg.

"%SH'GI!I GHCtiH -0y5F On rs.
NJ Office is hereby given, that it has beer!
! deemed expedicnt 10 change the form OF
the Mediterranean pafport inued to veilels of
the United States that from the 9Th dav of Ju-
ly next, thoie of the new form will be iilued at
the cuitom houies to every veIel, FOR which an.
Plication may be made on a compliance with
the terms prefcribcd by law and furrenderire the
former pailport OF which ile may be pofeied,
If any, in which latter cafe no fees will be requ;S
red for the exchange: and that by an arrange
ment agreed upon by the Barbary powers with
whom we are at peace, either the old or the
new form of pafport will be fuficiert TO pro-
tett the vcaels Of the United States, from cap.
ture until the.1 It ofJuly 1905, after which the
old form OF pailport will be unavailable and the
new one alone in ure.
Department of State, ,
Esd of May, 1904.
TIE printers cJ'fke La7vs eftbe United St4te5 an
regretted TO insert tie 6toue in their Ga@et.es
ttriee a eveek far Tie space Of FIX months, and III.
Collectors eftbe egRoms TO keep copies Of it teG.I
up IN their ebfret.
+ Jinle, Q.
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VIRGInYA:
Tulv IL.

AT A SUPERIOR COURT or cHANcERy, HOLDEN IN
RICHMOND, MARCH THE 26Tn, 1904.
Betg0een
JOHN SOMERViLL, Plaintiff.
daS
LUCAS SULLIVAN and WILLI-7
AM baskerville, Deie'ie.ii''
HE defendant, Lucas Sullevan, not having
entered his appearance and given iecurity accord
ing to the a of Aemby, and the rules of this court
and appearing the fasfaion of the court that be
is not nhabitant of this country on the motion Of
the plaintiff, by his council is ordered that the iad
defendant do appear here the fra day Of Sep
TENDER term and anfwer the bill of the plaintiff and
that copy of this order be forthwith inherited in fone
newspaper in the city of Richmond fer two months
fucceivey and ported at the front door of the Capt.
tol, in the taid city
A Copy-Telte, P. TINSLEY, &C.
July %. .. EVEN
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CASH SALE OF LAND N ALBEMARI.f.


On Sesfenbsr 5fb, IT'LL BE SOLD, IN Ciay-
bftgoias, fohs bisj3q 6ifs-, FIR C.G,
TIE TRACT Of LAND iTng on the can
1 fide Of Riyaura, over againh Chsrlost,f,inc.
containing ab-us 600 acre1 with new coinmcdiIis
DWELLING HOUSE. Two years 81 leace ir.
der good retriGions have to run af:ss thb Ths
land Is al Of the South Wen Mountain quaty; and
though naSh injured in parts, Is in general l Yety
GOOD, and al reeaimsblc. The fle proceeds from
deed Of trul indemnify aganG lois as Cecurity scd
bail, which was executed in December, 1909, bs
William Bache, Of PennfJvaua, to
THOMAS M. RAND OLFII.
Joy o5, eptjsSeP
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YIRGINId:

VIRGINIA.:
AT SUPERIOR COURT OF cuANoERY, goLDE. IN
RICHMOND, May 10. 1904.
JOSEPH c. BROWN, RICHARD B. ? p,..r
cooDE * WILLIAM BROWN, Plaintiff
ROBERT ONIBERSON, Defendant.
HIS caIife, BY content of parties, came on
Il this nineteenth day Of May, in the year Of our
lord thouaud eight hundred and four to Re heard
the bill and aliYer, and was argued by council:
CONFEDERATION whereof, the adjudgesll ard de-
creeth, that, uE!es the defendant on or before tie
wenty-tourth day OF July next, pay the plaintiff
William Brown, one thoufand fou- hundred dollars
with nereh thereon after the Of E per cenruln
per annum, to be computed from the twcnty-fourta
day of January thouard eght hundred aud three
till payment, aud the COTS expended by the plaintiffs
in proiecutirg this iuit, that Jofeph {. Brown and
Richard q. Goode, after giving three weeks nctioein
one or more OF the Richmond neyipapc-s, 90 expofe
to public iae by auctions for ready money the Iiaif-
Acre Lot of Land, with the Appurtenances, lying in
that part OF the City of Richmond called Rockies de-
ignated in the plan of the aid city by the number
(2o7) two hundred and feven, which had been con-
veyed in ruft by the defendant, TO the foreEalaed
Joleph C Brown and Richard B. Coode for the pur-
poie alledged in the bill and admitted by the an
iwer Of fecuring the oretad principal money and in.
tere the deed for which hath been deroyed as is al
70 alledged and admtted and out of the money a.
rilrg from the fale, pay to the plaintiff, William
Brown, the fad principal money, intereR and COTS;
and the furpus if any, after dedut9ng the expences
attending the fale, pay the defendant and report
their proceedings in execution hereof to the court
a Copy. TeRe, PETER TlNSLEY, C
NE Shall PROCEED TO SELL, The
LOT & APPURTENANCES
mentioned and defribed in the above decretal order
upon the terms therein mentioned, on FRIDAY, H..
l7th August next, upon the prenifes, between the
hours of 10 and 9 Of the clock.
JOSEPH c. BROWN
RICHARD B. GOODE.
July q. tdayofs
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A VET NuRSE.

A WET NURSE.
WANTED to hire or purchaie, Wet Hurf.
w without child of her own. Enquire Of tbs
Printers Augui ST
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q Permit me to kits the hand that has hgned the
iaIgadoa Of the reoPie."
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M General Meeting Of the Members Of the
Mutual HaGaraner Soeiety GgGgf Fire on Building,
Of tie STATE Of HDginia, bedIy adjournment al tie Ca
SifoI on fbe 31F IF Tnly, 1904;
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shsw some dignity in rot proceeding with
lin has ,ransgressed the rules, he trusted,
hat on rcncctlon he would make salts.
aclory apology.
Mr. S;evciis thought the house would
deem 1t more proper To reclaim than to
punish. The gentleman from Berlin is
Young meinbcr-iie may hayc spok n
hastily; IL SO lac did mt doubt but lie
would give proper explanation, if he
mad lil!e time 10 consider on il. He
hoped the house would give no member
reason 10 complain, on account Of the pre-
cipi,ancy Of lis N casurcs,
Mr. NF'Gcidia said lie though, il ives
time Tor this house 10 shew hat they have
some dign;'y; to 6iscountcnsnce such a.
busive and conten'n'rous language as the
gentleman from htslin has used. Three
times has he ,scn and insul,ed this house
with the most ind.cen, exn"~ssioae. For
/ himself he could hardly subscribe to the
passing 20 tame n resolve.
Mr.. Terry thought the dignity &C he
house had been grossly insul'sl. lie =
greed with the gentleman frc:a S'ar,fr.d,
| that 1t was better to,reclaim than to pu-
/ nish--aHd he Should be sail led ifthe gen.
tlem.n would come forward and give
pepper explanation OF his remeyks, or If
! he himself SHOULD request q rosl pon, rasnt,
he for himself Should not object. But he
does not make this request; nor shew a
ny signs OF repentance. lie should there-
fore be opposed 10 the p0s,poremcnt.
Mr.. Collins SAID that il the gentleman
from Berlin had not ttansgressedi he rules
OF the house in lis remarks he certainly
had IN anoiher instance, and these very
rules which lie had heard read at the
Opening. 81 the session--that when any
bill is before the house IL gh,ch he could
not a6t' he s!ionid leave tie house Re
should have thought that nodcs,y would
have taught him TO have Left his scat do
ring this debate.
MIR. DagSctt tloucitit becoming the
dignity OF the house to pat this business
at rest.
me motion for fiost,9ncn,cm zvas negofiv-
ed.
2hs question voas then taken on tie ESQ
ilfion cnf il hess-d.
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frasidc-;'7-; Tie Ccrs(trGcn i,ss rot
made lin our iawgiVer. i does not rest
with HIM 10 decide the cxient 10 ~hich
our navy ought to be carried. lie has rot
officially avowed any opinion on tnls MONT.
Congress, 4 fed,1ci Congress, hive fixed
its szc, and he has confined himself as
he ovgh' u do To the cX~cuion al their
VIII. !this private sentiments are inimi-
cal to 4 navy, fedrraiists who profess
themselves its friends, ought TO thank Inn
ior sacrificing h,s opinion 10 theirs, and It
they are friendly 20 It, they ought 10 re.
Io'ce. Or should j; be matter Of asto-
nlshment, that a wider experience had
changed his original opinions. l. wise
man, IT once in error, destined 10 an eier-
nai adherence 10 it?
here are several subordinate points,
, often the fruitful TOPICS of inveclive. that
. might b considered in detail. But this
would Ae Without necessity TO weary the
patience OF the reader. We will only fur
| thcv notice, that the naval deposit q;
! Washington, outstanding all that has
| been SAID To the CONTRARY, has already sa.
we'd hundreds Of thousands Of dollars, aud
that equipments have been made there.
from WIKI greater promp,ness than from
! any o,her navy yard; and tha; the plan OF
! dry dock, 50 wanIoniy yd'cu'ed by is
norance, is still worthy OF The dellbcrat-
OH O! the legislature.
But these are little things; they are
points in detail of which few can Judge.
We do not profess 20 be learned upon
hem But every man of common sersc
can see that trade has 6een better protect
el durlng the present administration than
during he last, tina, peace has been bet
ter preserved. and that less money has
been expended in the accomplishment oi
/ these great results.
! CURTIUS.
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FRoM TIE .NdqIowAL IyTaLLIceHcER
CURTIUS.


- % -
FRoA TIE NdGIowAL INTaLLIcENcER.
We have considered it duty to lay be-
! fore our readers The proceedings Of The
House OF Representatives Of Connecticut
IN ac2Se ofthe most extra rdinary aspect.
!, will he recoNe bed that for some time
past an interesting discussion has been
cordncled in that sac On the question
whether she has constitution, Many L.
bic perto' mauces have been written on
both sides; and the federal prin.s have
been crouAed with essays to prove hat she
has corsu ution. THIS is evidence that
prh''c opinion has hecn gJea.J divided on
Wis po:n;. Among those ~ho, il see ms,
have e%pressed a. opinion that there IS 40
constitution, arc William Judd, J. II.
. Iom''Ds"n, Agur Juaspn, iIszrk,a;i & Cd
nca AID Nathaniel Naming, Justices Of
the P'oce-"or the expression OF these
se"oments. these citizens have been sum
mo2ea 90 answer before the General As
s"nbiV to nc" cause iC any they have,
way ;'e!f commissions should noi De re-
-'"'.'b ,'' an "!5gres''on' Oh NE ''oSt
,'-''' ''p'c OF voc essshUSi rights
''' - VIC invite NE a'ehton ri
10y ~ :" d nc'her Cchnec.cn'
10 ~ ''-> 'o' constitutions IS not here
'', ""eu's' every freeman
y. '''''' a''r' " nc ;!sVcs OF me peace,
I'"@1"' mas OF OaS no' the
we unrest c0'''c"-
rs r"" J'.Na H''!'' o. expressing
a. y - S~''i''"T 'nS MEASURES cal
.'1, eN' ~ "a 81 ana "rOeriy gay 10 Set
49,, y '''e' ~ '"e express
-. ..''.'t'.' ., 4" c"nS''u'''h' or D; Ade.
,t..,, '' y" a. '"e present Sla'e OF
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