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PUBLIC NOTICE.
AueuR 80.

HE Trufecs of the town Of PRovIDENsB,
4 having thought it exp-dient 10 pofpoae
the Sale of the ieveral LOTS in the faid town,
advertifcd for lale on this day, until MONDAY
the aIR day of October next Notice berIfart
Is giues, That the fad Truaecs will, on that
day, proceed to expole to PUBLIC SALE, for
ready money, the feveraI LOTS in the faid
town. agreeable to the sa ofademb!y eaablilh-
Ing the Game.
Charles Little.
w. Payne,
Richard Fitzhugh,
Fl. Gunnel, jun.
Vim. Middleton,
Daniel McChichefsr,
francis Golfer,
Daniel Lewis,
John C. Hunter.
MONDAY, the l9th day I t29)
Of Aagaas 1906. sa
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of Luaa, was called upon to make the facred
aiiertion: but when Pctrarch appeared with an
intent of following the bifhops example, the
cardinal inaantly cloied the book, laying, as
TO youl Pctrarcb, your word is Efficient"
Zenocrstes, an Athenian philoiopher, was 70
highly celebrated for bis truth and vcracity, that
one day, when he approached the altar, TO con.
firm by oath, the truth of what he had adested,
the Judges unanimously declared bis qusrd was
/ub5eext evidence and would not iuter him TO
take the oath.
convincing you of the advantages Of fPeakiug
truth, or the honor which is obtained by the
practice of IT, could not convey a &ronger
proof Of either, than what may be derived from
tho above little hiaorical anecdotes of Ps;rarch
and Zenocrateso
Cre ia, fonfumttoxs--By temperate mode
of living avoiding ipiritnous liquors wholly y
ty wearing flannel next the Kin; and taking
every morning, half pint of xt4v milk mixed
with win. elafs full of the exPteasd juice Of
bsarboaxd, the complaint will not only De re.
lieved but the individual fhall procurs to bmfelf
ltncta Of days beyond what its m:!deR form
could give room to hope for. ] am, myfef,
living witnefs OF the beneficial effects Of this a.
grecable and, though innocent, YET powerful
application. Four weeks rfe of the byarboGxd
and milk relieved the pains of my bresR /; save
me power to breathe deep, long and free; and
strengthened and harmonizsd my voice ; and re-
ftored me to fate OF better health than had
enjoyed for many years.
Mr.. ADDISON, when 10 thoughtful
mood, had custom Of suddenly clapping
mis- hand behind him /; some young men of
fashion undertook to quiz him for it, and
one who was a notorious sPendtkrift, and
who without further ceremony said, /" Dc
now tell US Mr.. Addison, what is the rea-
son you so constantly keep onehand behind
you 90 " Because" said Addison, 4" it has
ever been my determination, sir, to keep
myself before hand in the world"
JEu D. EsPRIT.-" How can you my dear
prefer punch to 7Oine ~" Because, my dear
it IS SO like matrimony, such compound
of opposite qualities" Ay, my lord |
am the weak part, suppose" &" No my
love, you are the srOeet, with dash Of the
acid, and no small portion of the sbirit.''
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II,raautla Dallp aubertts:r.
FRIDAY, Aueusr 50.
,rd, q !.le, u . ~,rc5aat " Pdaads1-

kWMOty B" WV
4 fkia.
cADIz, 81 July, 1906.
i q RI. l,f easo VI Aluf fold here at 9 dol
In but ID. ulrchaien have Rored it, 10 expec.
kdn Of ril..
4 ii. blockaa, Of Cadiz was rigoron1y re-
al .ltIy ia Jane. St. Llcar is alto block.
Eel. Ta:te are moi 20 Am.Ficaa veG;ls Aere,
il ", weeks faarcely any vii! remain. A
'iI:abl. failufe Of wheat fPeculator has
bly, taken place, and Others are expected to fol.
Nv,
g Tie inhabit,1ts ar. psrf.aly healthy, and,
rlsnus quaraa,inea will keep them 70, they
Vs nEhing to f:ar on that icorc.
By the ,2th afsicle Of the health reyala,i.
ifaei BY the Marquis Sslano, on the asrA
aac, IL is deci4ted, Tia, every vsGe; from
Ulifti State; o. America, at whatever Tea.
b: niy haT: ail:d, hAl perform Quaran.
'a Soi:rv,tIOa Of twenty, shi,,y, or fo.ty
b. or N' uOa5er which FALL sppsar n.csE,ary
\: vel sauEsd ina, they are &c. fron coma.
The Old duty on Rour imported f.re u,,
pa On the frR Of this month. ,pd s
Sa'Y q en' AID an half PR ccnt. on ;rapor.
efaa general was e&ataed for the Ere i'm.
y. ~ y Gays ago sithOet any previous mo-
ans papers to June ~, have been Re.
g Sy CAPTAIN Rice, at Salem, from
dtaas' Their contents are not very in.
Ir' an ~. ihsy continue the reports re.
psS Paaac arrangements under the
~ n'uo0 Of Russia. The finances of The.
~ : 'ua SPIRITED Swedish monarch are
s V as ii IN embarrassed state, and
Err'i sn ~, Of ir0a msnsy and bo0er
A H. )" 9'Sed OF IN his domin.ons. seve-
Balm a ga seaeraiss Who were lately at
Pru,G,ns , y entertained at dinner BY the
|om h ; a0aaFoh. In the Italian Kiae.
er,e5.l h e code of laws has been s1-
|dlovias Tue Napoleon code. BY the
fe,d * IS, pa'sgraphit appears that me pre-
bSic of es IN the affairs of the little Re-.
81, q = Lpcea was about to take place.
b Lo,,'' Os 'iipula,ions of the asshorities
Fs,tL.s s would deserve commendation,
pats ,a;.s O.fsason to believe them mere
|gn.pJs, :. the people to consent TO the
y 'asir independence.
The cor,t, GENOA. JUNE 10.
L s;,6rs "s'"uted authorities of Lucca at
e, d /. . ~ the 9Th June, passed De.
ceplapcs Glered to the people for their
edEno o %Salssty The Emperor of France
PNcoas,;,n..la iy, be requested 10 give a
Sgov,rD0u''on to I.ucca, and 10 establish
|, s,a,i,sIr u 50 In the family of prince
lAS. Of female succession. ed.
Z e,ip,aailp"0 st0lical Roman religion shall
'as sud II. q the independence of the
{ fr,,srv.a National representation shall
adoiESsr,un' and the equality of rights
.'and Drs, evil and apos,olical that ii.
2, VIII ,,rg OF birth shall be exclud.
ny; thai s p.; only of the reiigniing fa-
'oOld be ahdl; ,nogenltures and entails
\ ,,tu,, 'Osi'shed; that public services
q ! should no. be conferred only upon
Ns'a' excepting in the judiqa,
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Gs- N O r I G. E.

n y l | 4 Z.
a Legionary Court of Enquiry of the .froxd
~ L<gion, of the MILITIA of the Difri9
of Columbia, will be held at the CouRT. Hou.r;
in Atxaaaria. on Weaneiday the 18th S.p,cm-
be- next, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, for the
purpofe of hearing appeals and for tie perform.
ance Of other duties required by law.
By order Of the Lent. Col. Com'dt.
Philip IrIplett, Adjmaiit..
AusuR 80. d
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THOMAS RODNEY.
AFFIDAVIT, No. Il.
mississippi Territory, SIS.

Besitreme,nbered, that Thomas Holden
sen. of the county Of Wilkinson, in said
Territory, personally appeared before the
undersigned, one of he superior Judges OF
said territory, and being sworn, dePoseth
and saith, that he lives in said county,
on the Tiehfeau, about half mile above
the line of demarcation, upon land which
he claims by presumption, and now cult
Yates; that on the afternoon of the 21st
day of August last, lieut.. ] ohm Glassock,
and IL men Of the Spanish Light horse,
part of Capt. Jones' company or squadron,
of West florida, came over the line OF de,
markatiou TO this Fdeponent's house, and
enquired for VIM. Flanagan, sen. who had
lived about seven miles below the line, IN
the Spanish territory, and as they saId,
had killed certain Joseph Sharp, also a
Spanish subject, and said that they were 10
pursuit of said Flanagan. and enqalred OF
this deponent if he had seen Flanagan, or
knew where he was. This deponenr replied
that he had not seen him for six months
but heard that Flanagan and his family had
gone up to the Bayou Pierre. When said
company came up, this deponens was SIT
ting on his fence, about fifty yards from
his house, and after what had passed as
before related, an officer among them BY
the name of lie Near, ordered this depo-
nent to goso his own house, saying that ne
should put him and his family under guard,
To which this depohent replied that ne
would not be put under guard by him, IN
less he had authority from the Uoised
States or the officers Of this territory to do
SO. Whereupon the officer drew his sword
or dirk, and threatened to run this depo-
nent through in an instant if he he did not
submit. Then one of the company cooked
his little pistol, but said nothing Then
EGlascock came up with ariae il his hand,
and ordered the deponent to go along in.
-stansly ,orhe would make him.. This depo-
nent replied, that he would noe go; that
they had no bushes above the line, and
ordered them to go below where they be-
longed. lie Near replied to this, that his
authority was above the line, as well as be-
tow.
Damn the lire he did Eot regarai,, and
other words TO that purpose. After this,
the party went off. and left this deponent
But before they went of, two of this de.
ponent's sons came up, and he told them
what had passed, and ordered them to &c
to the house and get the guns, and they
would kill all the damned Spaniards, fol
they had no business above the lins, ano
upon saving this the party left him. Ane
he furth err saith NOT.
sfSigned) THOMAS HOLDEN, sen.
Taken this 9Th day of September, 1905
at the town of Washington, in said terrific
ry, before
(Signed)
THOMAS BROWN.
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and pisssls ailsound him, there being eight
Of them them present, and said he must
pay Their expsnces, give mp his horse, or SO.
20 TAIL. He replied he had rainier lose his
horse than go 10 Jail. Whereupon they
took his horse, bride end saddle and dis.
missed him, and he returned home ON foot.
The namssof the men who composed said
party of eighs horse were John Giascock,
lieut.. benjamin. lie Near, aiso an officer,
Abraham Jones, son of the captain Ken.
NADIA, William Lee, John Bates, -
Hale, Obie1 Brewer, - Conner, ana the
names Of the others he does no. recollect !;
and further says that most OF the party
were formerly American refugees who hsd
to the. Spanish country, and further sa''a
not. =
(Signed)
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AFFIDAVIT, No. 10.
Mississippi Territory, IS.

Be is remembered, that William Fla.
nagan, Jun. of Wilkinson county, in said
territory, personally appeared before the
undersigned. one of the superior judges
for said territory, and being of lawful age,
upon his cath depossth and saith, that lieut..
Glascock, and party of swelve light horse,
being part of captain Jones company or
squadron of Spanish light horse, on tbs aft
ternoon Of the 21st day of Augustlast, came
over the line Of demarkasion TO this depo-
nen,'s house, which is on the Tichfau
creek, about two miles above the line, aud
took him and his wife and carried them a.
bout FIVE miles below the line, and kept
them under guard allnighs, and next morn
ing dismissed his wife who was taken home
by her brother, who had been sent after
them by her father. That after she was
dismissed they carried this deponeut Is
miles further, and told him he must go to
jail or give up his horse. He refused to
give up his horse till they cooked their guns
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AFFIDAVIT, No. 9.
Territory Of 0Yleans, County of
Ee;nf Ra,,,,ee .0ehf ( x12Os.

ETTttOTH ~ VESC0HSi S<SCfttS ~
Fsint Goupee, Sept. S, 1905.
On This day. appeared before me, Eben.
eyer Cooley, Justice of the peace for the
county of Point Coupe, William Barker,
who being duly sworn, declares
That on the night of the Sd instant, ne
was one of aparty Of militia commanded
by captain Aston, which party was sta
toned for about two hours wishin.a few
PAGES of the line of demarkation on the
Spanish side. That they heard noise
which was made at a short distance above
the line, and soon after saw party cross
the line, who delivered to captain Aston
three prisoners, whose names were Keu-
ben. Nathan, and Samuel Kemper. Capt.
Aston ordered the prisoners to be imms.
diately conducted TO the Bayou Tuniea,
where they were put into plroque to be
conveyed TO Baton Rouge; that deponens
was commanded by captain Aston to keep
"a strict watch on them, andeso give them
no opportunity of escaping until he should
deliver them at the fort of Baton Rouge
that as deponent was passing opposite the
garrison of Point Coupee, HE piroque was
taken Dy asuPerloI io'SS co'h"sanaoS "
lieutenant Wilson, commandant of the gar.
rison of Point Coupee, who took into Gus.
isody the prisoners, and the party by whom
they were conducted.
(SisneG
WILLIAM BARKER.
Sworn bsfare nae, this 5th day Of Sept
1905.
(Signed)
Justice of the Peace.
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THE EPIsTLE

From a yearly meeting heldua London, BY
adjournment, from the ed to the 31st of.
the fifth month, 1905, inciusive to the
quarterly and monthly meeting sffrienas
IN G. Britain, Ireland and elsewhere.
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ArrIDAv1g, No. 8.
TERRITORY of Orleans, County Of
Point Eoubee. Sepf. S, 1905. =

Point Coupe, Sspf. S, 1905. -
Ga this day appeared before me, Ebens-
ser Cody. iuss,ee of the peace for the
county of Point Conpee, Adam singaman,
who being duly sworn, declared, that on
the might of the Sd instant at very late
hour, he was one of party commanded
by captain Aston, and stationed within a
few Yards of the line OF demarkasion, at
the Spanish side, for the purpose, as decia-
red by captain Alsten, sef seizing the Ken.
pers, who were expected TO come from
the American territory. That at the dis
lance of abou, SO yards above the line, he
saw a party approach who were hallsd'by
eaptain sAistoa, to whom they delivered
-shree prisoners. The party TO which the
deponent belonged was then ordered by
-capsain Aston to conduct the prisoners to
Bayon Tunica, where. the prisoners were
put on board piroque and ordered off for
Baton Rouge, at about day break on the
fourth. That as they were passing opPo-
site the port at Point CouPee their piroque
was boarded by lieutenant Wilson, with a
party of his, men, who took the prisoners
and sEeir conductors into custody.
(Signed)
ADAM BINGHAM.
Done before me.
(Signed)
EBENEZER COOLEY,
Justice Of the Psace.
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Dear Friends,
WE trust that through thecon-
tinued mercy and assistance Of the head or
the church we have not met in vain in
this our annual assembly because in con.
templating the present state our religious
society, we have been enabled TO attend 70
various subjects in which its welfare is IN
yoved, with calm deliberation, with the
warmth of love, aud with much harnro ny OF
mind.
Some Of the views which haveat this
time opened before Us, we shall briefly at
temptto unfold TO you; salu,ng you as
We cordially do, in the love OF our gracious
nd holy redeemer and preserver.
Friends on all occasions, in every strait,
IN heights and in depths, seek 10 Him, re-
tire to Him; let the advancement Of his
cause be your primary pursuit-and count
it as privilege inessimable, to be num-
bered among his lowiy minded follow
ers.
We have received epistles from all the
yearly meetings OF our North American
brethren; also one from ireland. On the
American continent our friends appear in
their collective capacity, to be steadily par-
suing the path Of apprehended duty, liz the
cause Of righteousness; and amidst ell the
discouragemen which they, as we'll as We
in this island, have met with from cruela
arice, in pleading the cause Of the oP-
pressed Africans, it still lies uear.to their
hearts; aud firm, forc;5lc, YET cool re-.
monssrance, on behalf of thar people has
been not long since presented 70 the gene.
raj legislative body OF the American
states. The dismal subject Of the slave
trade, the source OF accommodating misery
Ito Africa, of accommodating guilt to Britain
land Of continued reproach &c the holy
religion, which ia common with our
coun,rymen we profess, has also claimed
our sympathy in this meeting; and we de-
sire our friends may be Individually promp,
10 entertain for these ctr fcllow-men the
sensations Of pity which on varioss coca.
sious may arise. Where friends shall aye
/ find juster cause of regret, than to see q
nation protesting christianity pouring forth
from her harbours numerous equipments
not designed to improve or exalt, but te
degrade, enslave, and consign to misery
those very nations which, in recompenss
for ages of injury andinsul., she owes til,
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r. SPARKS.
LETTER, No. $.
NATcuEz, Sept. 9Th. 1905,
10 O'Clock at night.

AS Twas starting from Washing
ton TO this place, Ireceived your letter OF
the 9TH inst. with dispatch from capt VII
sen.
NV answer to capt. Wilson have sent
open for your perusal, whichel pray yeu 10
forward Immediately.
Ireques, that you will retain and safely
keep under military authority iheparty that
may be sent TO you, agreeably 70 my di,
REGIONS to captain Wilson, until they are
received by the civil authority.
Accept my hearty appreciation OF your
and captain Wilson's attention onthls occa.
sion.
Inn -&c
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D. OcUM ENTS

Aecompanying aessege from tke l0yfsidsns
Of the Unfed States - Com rsslng at fl'H
length. al the papers noe preOi0usiy fHssrf-
Cd in.sbe National Inselligenssr.
(G.)
cConfiDEed.
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I am &c,
(Signed)

Captain Richard Sparks.
commanding at Fort
Adams.
(Tobe continued.)
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his
WILLIAM ~ FL,ANAGAN.

mark.
Taken this 9TH day of
September, 1868
the town OF WASH
ington, in the terrific
.ry aforesaid, before
(Signedj
NoTE.-The within deponent, Thomas
Holden, says, that it was reported that
William Flanagan, sen. had killed CERTAIN
John Sharp, as within mentioned, and had
led from the Spanish part OF the country
ard that his wife, after he had fed,saiso lett
the country, and brought their stock and
goods above the line, and LETT them IN the
care of William Flanagan, jun. who was
uenhew 70. Vim. Elanagan,sen, and son.in.
law to said Thomas Holden, and that this
was the only pretext the Spanish light horse
had for coming above the line and behaving
as they did.
lSigned)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-12
1sd7es.'-.,. January :.

Mr.. Richards ssom ,br ~,
Tor enrolled bills, reported that the cor,
m'llee Oh Monday !. st presented 10 nm
ifresifent Of ,be Uriiled States for ,,;S an
prohsrfon en- enrolled bill, eutiiisd" A s AZ
ior The disposal Of CERTAIN COPIES NJ ,h,
laws OF he United States"
ne camlniItee Of CLAIMS. who were in.
srnetea by 4 resolution OF this louse. ri
Use iftt November Iast, "to CONSIDER n,
ia'ss the ipi,jeat relative to Invalid Dxn,d-
ones, e'I.' all persons wounded or disab,ed
IN sie service Of thc Us,,sd States durine
'@e evolutionary war with Grcai B,ita;n
am report u the house what further nea-
s':fes are, ~ their opinion necessary n be
s"oPied ~ order TO rend-r 10 them srch
ample remuneration FOR their suefer;nos
a. justice nay require" having obtainci
vic.
sif' Ds,a presented bill in addition to
IN act 70 naks provision Tor pcrsons
'es' rave sxeo disabled By known waunds
iccesscd " the actual service Of the INN.
co states d1sing The revolutionary var.
which was faadtiie irst and second lime.
ana committed to a COMMITTEES OF the
Whole house on Monday next.
I1f;l tana frcra The COMMITTEES Of CLANS.
= .sesszd abb J FOR ne reliefof,he widow
aud oyphaD children Of. Robert Illicit.
shIc'iwss read the first and secondti.ncs,
and coipm:tted TO committee of the
Whole house on Friday next.
Mr.. Dana from the same committee,
repaired on the petition Of William Os~
burn, Of New Por, "a. ~ whceupen,
Resolved, That the petitioner lave leave
to withdraw his petition togethr with tbe !
accompanying documents.
An epgrossed bill making wproprist;-
ons Tor the supper, Of The navydurisg The
year 1908, was read third time and
passed.
An engrossed bill giving f,r,her time
70 register The Evidences Of tides u, land
son'h % The state Of Tennessee was srsd a
'mtd tiSne and passed.
fner7orial OF Robert He,A.r.e. r.
oou'h 1eTsi'na, was read, proving ,ts, ,
conisfessNvll be pleased 10 enl.r 80 '''-'
nua' srinpensasicn heretofore $500,
BIZ toF easry'ng the mad e. ssa go ~
a. s!tss.le, ia North Carvli,s. s, r.. .,''''
Town IN Scotia Carolina aforesaid ~
shnt the memoriaIist nay Be rcIn,.a ~
from such part of I,is cnrtraa s.rela,es,.'i
a part Of the road, tor the reasons ihege,r
specified 80 -"
Referred to the Pos,-Mas,er general.
-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-12

toose upon the ocean. To- aa as waitn o,
cxpeiCe, or thirst Of aucre should die
tate. 1, would be nothing more or less
ss,aa covering the ocean with an armed
oand''Sl, that would bring down upon the
United States the sovereign conternp. and
gust indignat,or ct all the powers of Eu-
rope. He hoped the navigating and com
mercisl character Of Americans would be
formed upon ,h.ir superior skill and In
dustry if IN the exercise of these, they
were opposed, he was willing To extend
the public protection TO them, he would
not only protect their rights in this way,
but he would also ayengc their wrongs.
The arms of the Union csn reach the
Caribbean seas, as we'll as the Mediter
ranean; and tliis .e presumed was the
conrse proper to be pursued. He selt ex-
srcmely aversc TO the principle OF the
bill, he cauid not reconcile hiiasct TO de
what no ether nation he'd ever done; that
Is, give arms 10 every man sailing on
the ocean who shall require it. Do you
gran, even letters Of n.sr4uc in this way
By no me ars-Vhs, shall A, b and Z,
persons we know nothing OF, because
they can sign bond, with security,
range The ocean under the sanction OF the
Rag Of he Union, to make war upon o.
tner lalions, and exercise power which
the cona;:u;ion declares shall be exer.
cised eic,u'iyely by Congress. He did
not believe tbs: good sense of the com
mi,,ee would permit him to confer the
power * making war on any set OF men
however virtuous or respectable. much
less 70 commanders OF armed merchan
vessels, cruising il pursuit Of wealth o
plumber. No, ,ney would certainly pre-
fer 10 retain such an important power i
their own hands, and I've was we'll per
suaiie 4 that the psrdc peace would b.
preserved but very shot time aftrr tn
mo merit that Congress iut It in the pow
e. or others to make war For whaleve
may be the character ola sea captain,
he executes his bond, lie is entitled {.
his arms, and is any gentleman weak C.
nough to believe that bond to the a
mount OF tbs value Of t!is vesse; will &c.
STRAIN an iuIcmperaie c:rson from usiRs
arms when he is irritatrd by an anticipst-
cd detention or scratin:zing over haul Il
is wei! known, even "A civil life on shore.
wbere er-ry man is equal, hpw difficult
ilis to restrain the vindietive passions oil
hasts .ernpers. The difficulty was much
greater at sea--'le really thought the
& risqqe zoo great To he entrusted TO this
body Of nan.--.ie was, however, willing
10 protect them in every lawful commsr.
: ciai pursai., as f;r as The arm OF Union
could reach. B.t he would moi consen,
TO pu, the national vengeance in the hands
OF any man, or ct of men, with who's.
characters ne ,wasvaacquainicd, and VIII,
Tor a.. he hnS~, or,ppeased To be rsauir
ed by The oil, mighs5e totally re9ard!cs
OF all the tles OF Wine, justice and ma
tional honoa-.
The question ON Mir Eppes's snen,
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