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UEDNEsDAr MORNING. SEPTEMBER %, 1904.


H1r NOTICE rs HEPEBr CYYEN,
HAT a Petition will be prefented to the
General Afiembly, at their next SeGion, for the
iae OF the Glebe in St. Mary's Parih in Caroline &
the inveture of the intereh of the Money, tfereby
raed, in the prefent Incumbent, 70 long as he NAV
continue to ad as fuch in the faid Pariih.
CAROLINE, AuguR LIT, 1904. rewsm.1
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C. o ~ u / ITO NJ S.

I. The ENQUIRER will appear twice
week....DulinG the FELTON, of Congrefs
and the Virginia Legislature, either a
third paper OF 4 supplementary half
fleet, during the week.
II. Terms C payment FIVE DOLLARS
per annum, in advance.
III. ADVERTISEMENTS, from thofe who
do not iubfcribe TO the paper, ihould
they not exceed fuuare in length,
ihall be inherited FOR le1enty5Epe cents
the fri time, fffv cents for each time
during three weeks, and for every adj
ditional infertion tbirtr-tbree cents I;
long ones in the fame proportion.
". SUBSCRIBERS ihall have their adj
vertiiements inherited for fifty cents
the firlt time, and tbirtr-tbree cents .
for every additional inlertion.
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Sept. l..

a PETITION will be prefented to the next Gene
L n raj Afiemby, to efabliih FERRY from the
lands of PETER RUsr, in Richmond County, his
the iaid RUsr's lands in E1ex County.
September l5.-{ 3niep.
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WANTS EMPLOYMENT,

a YOUNG MAN who writes an excellent
y hand, and has been accuhomed 20 Book RgHp-
INC for the lait nine years. He can come well recom-
mended Tor his iobriety and attention to bulinefs
letter directed TO A. and left with the Printer here
OF ihall be duly attended to.
Aagg 80. [eWn.1
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July T..
WANTED ON HIRE ;

"A WOMAN without a Child, who is good Cook,
L n Waiher, and lroner. Liberal wages are offered
for one who can come well recommended.
ALso-A GIRL, from ~ to 10, who has been
acouitomed to wait in a houie. Apply at the Erqui-
Office. Sept g.
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OLD Madeira, DIR LISBON, 81 PoRr ZINE
ROBERT GORDON 81 Co.

ROBERT GORDON 81 Co.
HAVE recfiusd BY the Guiana from Madei,
j j "a, so plies siet7ei OLD VINE, gVbieb tbty az
fare bai, i;ieaal proves to Be exeeii.7t.-Tby bavt
ao fear Pipes bqgsbeaat and qnartsr-eGfs DR1~ LIS
BON and PORT VINE, IMPORTED ~ tbtmjeiVcf d;ret7
tfoa, Liij5on ard Opor.o.
FALL GooDS.
TRY baOe reeeiVed by tie Charles and E|rrard from
Laadsa, part IF their FALL GOODS, and daily exbcS7
fran Li1erpoa! and GkgozO exseaEve e0oytmen. q
nrariy eoe'y article gjIaLy irp0yted.
SePtsnIer 90. ep37viJeS3t
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FAIRFIELD RACES.

ON Monday the # of October next, will be
" run for over the FAIRFIELD COURSE, a Sweep
fake for Colts three years DID, mile heats Seven
Colts are entered two hundred dollars each, and
the iubicription cloied Weights, agreeably to the
rules of the Jockey Club.
On Tuefday, the I'd day of October, the JOCKEY
CLUB Purfe of 400 Dollars, will be for, four Mile
Heats.
The following day, the Purle of the proprietor Of
the Courfe, three Mile Heats.
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{ B r II U L HO RITZ
SCHEME OF ALOTTERY... .CLAss No. T.

SCHEME OF a LOTTERY....CL ISIS No. J..
TO BUILD
AN ACADEMY IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
$3.50 Tickets at 10 dolls. each, dolls. 1900
Prize of dolls. 5000 dolls. 5000
Do. 5000 5000
Do. 1000 5000
5 Do. 500 $500
10 Do. 800 5000
20 Do. 100 1000
1900 Do. IL l8OOo--S7, 800
1912 Prizes.
1908 Blanks.
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LIFE OF WASHINGTON.

r THE FIRST POLU11E is ready for Subscribers
4 at the Book Store of VIM. PRICHARD
Richmond, Augult Is, ISo4. eptE
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able to the purchaser for the excess of
money paid by such purchaser beyond the
amount OF such tax, charges and costs !:
And deeds shall be executed in favor of
such purchasers, only for so much of the
land as shall bear the same ratio 10 the
whole Whole Quantity of land sold, as the
amount ut the tax, charges and costs bear
" the sum for which the land was sold
And whenever deed shall be executed
Tor part only of any tract Of land, not
described previous to the sale, such part
shall be laid off at the expense of the pur-
chaser, under the direction of the district
court, aud in conformity with the instruc-
ions given to the collector, by the super
visor, or officer acting as supervisor, res.
pcctinS the sales OF lands sold for nom
payment of the direct tax Provided,
That hereafter it shall not be lawful for
any collector of the said tax, to sell more
OF any lot or tract of land than will paw
the amount OF such tax, with the legal
charge and costs.
Sec. z. .znd De il further enacted, That
Tor the services prescribed by this ael, the
following fees shall be allowed and paid
by the party respectively, that is to saw ::
10 every supervisor for examining the
transcripts of land sold, twenty five cents :;
Tor receiving payment of the tax, charges
and costs for which any tract of land, or
lot may have been Sold in whole, or in
part, fifty cents; and Cor filing certifi-
cate or receipt of the collector or deposit
ed by the purchaser, or original proprie.
tor, six cents;
To the marshal of the court, one dollar
Tor preparing and executing deed.
NATiiL. MACON,
Sneaker ef TIC House Of REPRESENTATIVES.
A. BURR, Pee Presidentof the
United states, a'st Presiaess. 9flAe Senate.
March s, 1904.
APPROVED,
TIL JEFFERSON.
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MOREAU's CONSPIRACY.

We two or three days ago expressed
an opinion that the plot discovered on the
10th ult. IN Paris, was plot contrived BIZ
BonaParte, for the purpose of getting nd
OF formidable rival, and a man vino he,
was afraid to leave behind him, should It
be necessary for him, for any length pf
time, To quit his capitol. In this oDirioD
we are upon reflection more and more con-
tirmed. Many of the circumstances at.
tending the supposed conspiracy which
have been officially given to the world in
the report Of the ministers Of Justice, are
upon the face of them fdIshoods, and We
have no doubt that all the documents which
VIII be brought forward TO sub,tanGsls the
charges against gen. Moreau VIII torn out
10 be deliberate forgeres. Our first oyi-
Mon is very considerably strengthened by
the fact, which, we believe, we are accu.
rate when we state Uerv fositrclv, thst
gen. Pichegru, the man, who, in the rcpgrt
OF the aforesaid minister Of justice is re-
presented as having been pursued from
house to house, has not lately been out of
England, and we know that on Menday
night last, he spent his evening at the York
coffee.house, St. James's street, at THAI
time probably not even dreaming Of the
deep laid plot in which the Corsicsu des-
pot Understandable 50 active audimportan.
part in the heart Of Paris.
The Dutch papers say, that the chief
consul has been twice at the theatre since
he has played oil his precious plot, aux, bas
been received with great accamadous.
This was precisely the caiasIuphe which
he wished to produce.
Mcreau, it Is said, has been vegy free
OF his remarks on the consular govern.
ment.---lie lately observed, that u me
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DlSTRtCr Or VIRGINIA,
Richmond, SUPERVISORS Office,
dltri 2oth, 1904.
Notice is hereby given,

that the transcripts required to be obtain.
ed by the subjoined Act of Congress, are
already in this Office, open to the inspec-
ton of all concerned; and will remain so
in whatever hands the Office shall be trans
ferrcd to. This occasion is embraced to
remind those whose lands may have been
liable to be sold for non-payment of the
direct tax, that the sales in this state, were
carried into effect, generally, within the
month of December, lso2-consequently
the time of redemption will expire within
December next.
1T Z. CARRINGTON,
Supervisor OF the dist. OF Virg.
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Foreign Intelligence,
From papers, received at Boston, by the
Minerva to the ninth of March inclu.
siye.
LONDON, March 6.

HIS MzJE&TY'S LNDKSPOSTTI0M
BULLETIN CONTINUED.
March 2.-idis majesty is going on IA
verabiy.
Mafcn 8 here is no material alter
alton IN his majesty since yesterday.
March 4.-iis majesty is better to day
than he was yesterday.
March 5.-iiis majesty continues to
make very favorable progress towards
recovery.
March 6.-His majesty is going on in
a favorable way.
March His majesty continues gra
duaHy TO recover.
March s.-There is no material allera.
ton in his majesty since yesterday.
Niarcn ~ esty continues to go
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RehOrf Of the grand judge TO government.
PARIS, 9th Pluviose.


Citizen first consul,
" New plots have been framed by Eng
land; they were framed in the midst of
the peace she had sworn to maintain
and when she violated the treaty of a.
mlens, she relied much less unon her
force than upon the success of her MACH.
nations But the government was watch
iul--the eye of the police followed all tire
steps OF the enemy's agents, and traced
the measures of those whom their cold mr.
their lntrigues had corrupted.
"Atlength the plan appeared complete /;
already, no doubt, they thought at London
that they heard the explosion of that mine
which had been dug under our feet. At
least the most sinister rumors were in cir.
culatlon there and the most guilty homes
were cherished.
"Aii at once the trainers of the consni.
racy are seized--proofs accumulate and
OF such force and evidence, that they will
carry conviction to every mind.
" Georges, and his band of asssssins.
had remained in the pay Of Eugland-his
agents still overrnn Ia Vendee, the Nor.
b'han and the Cotes du Nord, and vainlv
sought Tor partizans-the moderation of
the government and the laws had depriv.
ed them of them.
=" Pichegru, unmasked by the events,
which preceded the 18th OF Fruclidor.
year ,unmasked more than any tbinpbv
'hAt correspondence which general AIo.
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[ IL l-2 CENTS sINGLEl

IN Paris, their confdants, accomp!ices-
Lajo!las their principal go. between. and
General Moreau are seized. The effects
and the papers of Pichegru are seized,
and the police is following his steps viii,
great activity.
England wished 10 overturn the po-
vernment, and by overturning 1t, to effect
the ruin Of France, and the abandon
ment OF II to ages of civil war and CON-
fusion. But TO overthrow a government
supported by the affection OF thirty MILL
ohs OF citizens, and surroundedby strong,
a brave and faithful army, was a task a.
Dove the power of England and Of Flu.
rope; hence England did not pretend to
effect 1t, but by the assassination with the
snade OF man whom the remembrance
OF his services still defend.
L must add, that the citizens oughtto
ieei no uneasiness. The greater part of
the origands are arrested, the rest have
ned and are warmly pursued by The pc
nee. Ne class of citizens, no branch of
the administration is stained by single
suspicion.
shall not give more ample details in
thas report; you have seen all the papers
you VIII direct that all be placed under the
eye of justice.
Z" The Grand Judge, Minister OF Jus.
tice.
(Signed)
REGNIER."
March z.
An embargo has been laid a. the GUS
tom-house upon all vessels bound to any
other ports than the aforementioned, viz,
spain and Portugal, Mediterranean, Anne.
RIGA, Africa, East and West Indies.
March 9.
The embargo which we mentioned YES
terday as having been laid on the port of
London, extends to all the out.porie. cx.
cePt upon The eonvoys bound down
Chanhel. Various causes have been as
signed Tor this measure, but the real one
remains secret with government. The
einOarSois not expected 10 last above ten
days.
1t is no longer to be doubted, that the
French feet have Quilted Toulnn. !,
would,indeed, be most desirable to the fr,t
consul to- collect the whole of his shios
from L'Orient, Rochester,, Ferrol, ana
Iuion3 In the IarbOr OF Brest. They
would then form a respectable heet, nor
lever than from 81 to 40 SAL of the !ine,
besides frigates. Ii is said that the roulon
tieet sailed from thence on the % :. Jaau-
airy. Its force is variousiy stated; but tits
generally supposed to comprize ten sail cf
the line. Lord Nelson is stated TO have
been off Majorca, OIL the Goth January,
and that on the 23d he was Oh the Cape OF
Roses, the northeast point of Spain, and
the dirsa line in which the French feet
will steer, should it be destined for the AT
lantic.
1t is said that Mr.. Grey will, in the
house OF commons today, give notice of
his Intention to submit, on Wednesday 4
next, motion upon the state of the coun-
try. Such debate will, of course, afford
as wide field as could be wished, for CTIc,
fullest developement of TIE principles and
views of the different parnes.
General Moreau has been taken nh, and
the police are in pursuit of Picheggu and
Georges.
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81 advertisements, nor c1'ceeoit;ga square
faIcnsih, are inserted III THIS fiater jor sepen-
fy7fUe cents the jirst time; shrec.doLers for
tarcc zveeks C fincs) and for every addi-
ltionaiinsertion fhirfy-three cents. Loar ones
hi the same firotiortion--tnliessa sjieciQicon-
sr0cs be ntade bN he ne4r.
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PLOT AGAINST BONAPARTF.
ARREST OF MOREAU.
l. E ISLATI BODY

PARIS, February IL.
AT two o'clock the counsellors of state
KrIgnaud, De St. Jean D'Angely, Segur.
and Berlier, were uced.-Reignaud
ascended the tribune, and read the fol.
lowing. report made this morning by the
grand Judge to the first consul
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ANNRt,F
BUoNAPARTE-ANA.

Communicated By q Russian ge'tlrma'''
just escaped fran Paris.
On the Revolution Of the 18th Bru-
,aairr. Sieys, and Barrere ad, Used Buo-
naparte Gas the only means Of quoting
the country to recall Louis the. 18th ;
to which he, seemingly assented, and
told them they might write letter in
consequence : having done this they pre-
.ented letter to Him, which he putting
in his pocket, said, now take care OF
yourselves for can: have yoa guillo:in-
ed whenever think proper.
This gentleman walking along the
Banks of the Seine, observed crowd,
and CURIOUS to know what was the mattel
sawa nuHber Of Persons play ing withNak
mus shells In the water; and one ofthem
being asked, said, we are only exercising
our aot,lla; for which Joke he was. i'm.
media.ely seized and olsppedtin prison.
The sanae was done in this gentle man's
presente, as he was travelling in the di,
iigenee, to poor man whom they pick:
ed up, who, being asked by the coach.
man If he would So inside, said. no, j
veuxvoyager LmPerialement. Twill ira
vail in an imperial manner.
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e. Malqn,an,,s',.
CABINET MAKER.

Is ETURNs his, sincere thants 10
N the public for the great encourage.
mept he has met With since he eonamen-
ced business IN Shepherd 's-Town and
as he Intends continuing his business
in aidtown. ia a frame house nearly
opposite to Mr.. John Bakers, has pro-.
yided himself with 4 sufieisnt stock of
Mahogany, Walnut, &c. He begs
leave TO assure, those who may favour
him with their custom, thar nothing on
his part shall be wanting to.1ner:t lheir.
appreciation. Having acquired his pro-,
fession IN Europe, aud carried on busi-
ness in Baltimore for 4 considsfable
time, he Hatters himself thar he win be-
able to give general satisfaction: He
manufactures IN the reatest manner, alki.
on the newest and most approved plarS,
all kinds Of Cabinet work saeh a s.
eretaries, Bureaus, Hedstesis, Snpha,
Easy Chairs, .Heart-baek. ditto, SC. 8.
all kinds Of Window and Bed CorniedS
and all Kinds Of Carving, Flnting a
Fret-wort also, Elesuifying Maehinds
suitable for physicians or private fani-
lies.
SS'hsPherd's- Town, Dec. u, 1904.
=
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CHARLESTON, Nov. ID.

Gun-boat No. :, commanded by cap>
tain Murdoch, arrived this morning from
Hampton Roads. This boat appears TO
be totally different in her construction,
from No. ! and, as far as we are capa-
Bile of forming an opinion, is a complete
vessel, and well calculated to answer
the purpose for which she was built. She
j. seventy 1--WE feet on deck and eighteen
feet wide ketrh rugged mounts 81
FOUNDER in her bow, and two swivels ait,
and has on board forty -three men. She
is said to sail remarkably we'll and has
been proven to be good sea-boat.
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II Ian-Iari

ITO be rented for term Of years, u
Il tuate on Apple. pye Ridge. in Fee
derrick County, belonging TO the estate
of Samuel Sidweil, deceased The
Yats IN good repairs Bark. mill house.
currying Shop. end other consenien-
cies--also,. . quantity Of good Bark, at
the yard, win be sold % the lessee--Fii.
teersor twenty acres Of Land, 20 Sc let
with the yard, end Immediate possessi.
on given None need apply but sueh n
can come wen recommended frrsu,srk-
nlanship. morality and honssty. aud
who can give good security fofperfor1n.
anee Of covenants. Terms may BE-
known by applying TO the subscribers
living near the premises.
& CT NJ NJ. WHITE,
SARAH SIDWFLL., A
Guardians j6r rae 0reaasss
2ist--i2th Month, lso4.
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EngIW Education:

TT appearing TO be the wish Of my
L neighbours, and former Patrons that
my ACADEMY at this place should not be
discontinued, as lhsd intended after tho
present year, at least for season, I
have determined to pursue tbs business
of instruction again, the ensuing J ear ;
and hereby give notice, that The School
viii be opened on The 6rst day Of Feb,u-
airy next; for the reception Of boarders.
and few day scholars :: And I request
all persons who wish to send, their chill
dren, particularly those who intend to
board them, to enter the m on that day,
and will thank them also, to inform me
Of their Intention, IA early from. this
date, as.possfble, that may be able "a
form judgment OF: what provision il
will be necessary TO make. Board, the
same as formerly, and Likewise Tuition,
except some branches of Needle work,
and Painting, should they DC required
to be taught 4 (, =. . $
. + CHRISTOPHER COLLINS.
Hunt zloar, ;71fs1Fs,son szz :
County, Dec. n, 1904. - - =. :. :
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aana was calm, but. this calm was ful.
lowed on the ls.a, early in the morning,
with = terrible explosion, aud noiseas
if millions q cannons had been dischar.
Sed a. once. When the last letters, &c
The 18th left thu island, shower offrs
was falling to the distance Of 3 leagues
round E.na. 20 earthquake had Been
experienced, bug subserraneous sound,
IKE ,h,ndsr, was heard all over Sicily,
particularly atSfd near Messina. We
suvius> too, in Italy, shas of late beenin
Il conv6lsed STATE. Great quantities of
lava have been e nitted, the progress Of
which has been marked with RUIN, and
his struck alarm into the inhabitants Of
the ad iaGeat country. Most oil the towns
K villages in the Vicinity OF the mountain
have been aband pRed, the people carry
ing with them .heF most valuable effects,
and concluding that some awful explosi-
on will ere long render the beautiful
country round the base Of Vesuvius a
scene of barren desolation.
Alettef received in Cadiz, from Glib
raltar, two day. before the Enterprise
sailed, mentions that a hundred and TIN
persons had died at that place the day
before Of the prevailing fever, and thai
it was equally bad at Alicant and Alge'
sirss. At Malaga about one hundred
died daily, and one thousand seven hun
bred lay sick
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nent of. Europe. II France soo, 900
men in Italy Us, 900 men; in Holland
sc 600 men in Hanover 81, 600 men
in. Switzerland Il, 1000 men; in Austria
& Bohemia &c, 900 men in Prussia &
SiIlecia 80, 600 men, in Bavaria 20, 900
men in Denthark and Holstein 10000
men !, in Sweden is,uee men inRus-
STA I 20, 900 men Ii ,Servia 80. 900 men;
in Turkey 10000 men; aud what is
most surprising, thanks to the modera-
tion and 6rmness OF Napoleon the first !
the continent continues in perfect peace.
= 49, Paris pap.
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BALLAD.

Willis women, like soft music charm.
Sosweetly bliss dispenses, -.
Some favorite part each fair performs,
In the concert of the senses. - =
Lave, great 6rst fiddle in the band,
Each passion quens and raises,
|. Exploring, with a masters hand, : -
Nice Modulation s mazes; =, =
1.-THE fapt soul, snpremely blest, -
Beams brightly in each feature, ~. -
And Lsetly Roman stands contest,
The harmony ofnature. AM
Ifark with the pensse, in duet. / T. 1
The sprightly horn il mingles :. !.
The Prude' the Aute, and the Coquet
\ The lively harp that tipgles! "
One boldly sweeps the yielding strings,
While plaintive to'ther pirates il
Like Cesar, this to victory springs,
Like Fabius that awaiis IL.
With various gifts to make ~ blest,
. Love skills each charmiag creature;
, Thus. Lovely Woman stands contest /
The harmony of nature.
Maids are, ofyirginala the type,
Widows the growing tymbaf, ii
Scolds are the shritl and piercing pipe,
j. Flnssare the why cymbal.
All wives piano fortys arr,
The base how old maids thump Il
The bugls horn are archers fair,
-. 4
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Alsier,, June77.

rBi. day Il. Dey 4 Ais':r. sent out
: sclooners and gam boots, to search
fora Moor, who stiles himself d Mara
bout,. or Holy man, who has coilecteda
number Of persons about Bona, to join
him, and has taken Efty.foar Frenohmep,
who were fishing for coralnear Calle, and
carried them into captivity He stfe-
elared arebetby the Dey, aud the French
.commissary general here has made a
strongrrmonstrance, and demanded the
MEN Of the Dey. - II -. :. -~-.- F.. -
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ltroyed. and that none Of our men were
killed, and few only wosnded.A .@.s zN
Nsw.osLrAns, Noyember 8.

I NuS tANVN$NNAtSSt -
On Monday last the Court was open
ed by the Hon. J.. b. Provost, with an
elegant, hut brief charge to the Grand
Jury. Weregret our inability to pro-
cure a copy for the perusal of our rea.
ders, Among other Rules of Court, it
is determined that all actions shall be
brought by petition and that its pleadiugs,
shah be in French and Enslish.
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MARTLNSBURG, December ii.

I'VE haze Been tauoured ,Uith the faR0rO-
iag extracts Of letters, receipet from re-
spectacle sources, relating the appear
ance efd Ne1v Prophet in the kiagdam q
Algiets. Nat Int