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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-06-06
NETWORK, Nav Is.

The following observations aud re.
marks on the situation, climate,5 &c. oil
the port Of La Guayra and the city oil
Caracas in Spanish South Ameriea
FURNISHED by gentleman lately return
ed from aSoyage to that country can.
not fail to, iaterest sEy~dsssFiPtion oil
readers -. >..'. 49,. 49,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-06-06

List Of nezU Gnes and princes created,
orto be e'eatsdby Bonaparte. - :
Himself, emperor of France and king
Of Italy. ~
~- Eleetor Of Bavaria, king of Bavaria.
Eleesor OF Nuremberg, king ofWir.
tembrrg. "a.
Elscfor of He,se, king of Catti.
Elector Of Baden, king Of Baden.
g. Joseph Bonaparte, king of Naples.
Louis Bonaparte, king Of Batavia.
Lucien BonaParte (upou repentance
and submission) king Of Switzerland.
Eugene Beauharnois, yiceroy Of Italy.
Murat, duke of Cleves and Berg.
Jerome BonaParte, prince of Pied
mont.
Madame Le, Clerc, (now princess
Borghese) princess of Piombeno.
All the other Beanharncis to be pro-
vided with principalities and dukedoms
the females to be matched with Ger
man princes, and to receive portions Of
the German empire as dowsies.za
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PHILADELPHIA, MAY ~.

yesterday arriuedt the ship George, capt.
Hamburg, frem Batauia, but Last fran
the Cape feood Hope, rVhere she rUds
detained some time by an em6drgo.-
Through the attention Of the Super.
cargo ne are furnished With the foLt0s0-
ing minutes made on the voyage.
. In the beginning of January lass a Bril-
tish squadron consisting Of three line Of
battle ships, one so gun ship, two fri
gates and one gun brig, under the com.
mand Of commodore Sir Home Popham
arrived of the Cape with az transport
ships, containing from q to 10. 900 troops.
On the 9Th and 9TH the troops began to
land, during which time the gun brig
was sailing in and out the bay to engage
the attention of the enemy. The Dutch
Governor Jansen, with a regiment of
WaEdeckers consisting Of 500, some
French troops, anda couple Of Dutch
regiments, altogether amounting to
1900, opposed the landing of the British
troops, which they had commenced on
the west side Of the bay, q constant 6r.
ing was kept up on both sides. In the
first partofthe landing, the Du.eh.roops
having some field pieces, played with
great havoc upon the invaders and it was
said the English suffered very consider
ably, but their forces momently augment-
ing by the swarms Of reinforcements
landing on the beach, became too potent
for the feeble enemy. The Dutch con.
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LONDON, April %.

The promises and thleats of France
and Prussia toinduee Denmark to assist
in excluding bur flag from the Baltic,
have been hitherto unavaiiiug; the Dam
ish ministry insist on rigid neutrality,
and it is probable that she will succeed
in maintaining it. ~
April 20. ~
The only arrival from the continent
yesterday was a vessel which reached
the River under Pappenburss colours.
She sailed from Embden on the 11th.
The captaia states that when he came a.
way an order was posted at the exchange
ofEmbden to the following effect That
no British vessel at that port with cargo
should be permitted to stay longer than
twenty four hours, and then to sail with
out landing any Of her merchandise
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GLASGOW, April 80.
FROM our London Correspondent

LONDON, April 81, r. O'clock. }
An embargo was laid on Saturday on
all vessels (except those under the Dam
ish fag) belonging to any Of the ports or
places situate upon the rivers Elbe, We
ser and Ems.
have waited until this homent, in
expectation of the arrival q the Ham,
burgh mail, neither of whitk are come
to hand.
A vessel was on Friday jent into the
Downs which left the islant Of Walohe-
ron on Thursday; seyeral Letters were
yesterday received in townby her, from
Middleburg and Flushing, dated the
22d. These concur in staing the death
Of the King Of Prussia, buddiffer as to
The cause or agency which reduced that
event. Ministers, il is Understood re-
ceived similar accounts, add the result
ofan enquiry at several ofthe public off.
ees was, that although the report was by
many entertained with prudent scepti-
eism, it was no where rejected as imPro-
bable.
SAG 1t is said that the account ofhis Prus-
sian Majesty's death has been also COM
munieatsd by two vessels arrived from
Catwyck.
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Extract Of aletter from T Trinidad. dated
MAY 1st, 1905.

ave have not heard any certain &C.
counts of Miranda, and wonder where he
can be.-Admiral Coehrane win give
him all the assistance he can, and has Or
dered his son, capt. Coehrane, of the
frigate Jason, to cruise for him"
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built. Many incline to think that some
thing of peace, as well as the exchange
ofprisoners is in agitation.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-06-17
NOTES,

j. The Pott-Mafer General may expedite the
mails and alter the times of arrival and departure.
at any time during the continuance of the contracts
ne previouiy ttipulating adequate compenfati-
on Tor any extra exPenee that may be occalioned
thereby.
2. Fifteen minutes g al be allowed for openinq 2,
c'olng the mail at all offices where no particular time
is fpecifed.
.. For every thirty minutes delay Unavoidable
accidents accePted) III arriving after the times pre-
crIbed in any contract, the contractor falI forfeit
one dollars and IL the delay continue until the de
paTture oil any depending mail, whereby the mails
defined for luch depending mail ofe trip, an adIi-
tiona forfeiture of five dallars fhall be incurred
4. Newspapers well as letters are to be fen, in
the mail; and 1t any perfon, making propolals. de-
Tires to carry newspapers, other than thofe convey
ed in the mail, for his enoumept, he nun Ha,e
in his ProPoaIs, for wha, FUN he will carry i,
with that emounent, and for what flm without that
enrolument.
5: Should any perfons, making propofals, delire
an alteration OF the times of arrival and departure
oo'e Peched, he mutt Rate in his propofals the al
tcrauoHs deilred, and the difference they will make in
the terms ct his contract
s. perfons making proposals, are defired to Ra.e
their prices by the year ThSfe who contraA will
receive their pay quarterly, in the months of Februa
~, May, Auguh and November, one month after
the expiration Of each quarter
J. No other than free white perfon f,al be en-
ployed to convey the mail
3. Where the Propofer intend, to convey the mail
IN the body OF ftage carriage, he is dered to Gate
it in his propoials.
8. The Pol-maler General refcrves to bimfeIf the
right OF declaring any CONTRACT az an end whenever
three failures happen, which amount to the lois of
trip each.
10. The CONTRACTS for the routes numbered 70
~ are 70 be in operation the FIRE day Of October
next, and to continue in force for two wears. from
that fine for the routes No. 1870 81, are 10 COM
mence az the fame time, and continue in force one
year; and FOR the routes No SO TO II, are IN com
nencs at the fsne time, and continue in force until
the STA Of March, 1909.
GIDEON GRANGER,
Posr-NAsrER GENERAL.
oINrHAL rosr-orrtor,
Nyl5iqSfoa CITY, IfrH &c, sCs,l
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June i3.
STANTON STAGE.

II ME subfcriber respectfully informs the public
L his STAGES will regularly, during the feaCon
of the Springs, leave the BeTavcrn in this city, on
TuefIay's at O'Clock III the evening & on each SAtur-
day the hour of clock in the morning and will
arrive at Capt Ednonfoh's Tavern in the Town nj
S,aGnton where pafengers, going to the Springs
may ne iuTnihed, at all times, with Hackney Coach.
Is, aud other private conveyances from thence
Much paias and expenoe has been raken By the pro-
prie'or in ,he ieleion of good hores carriages and
careful driversand confidently afIures the public, he
IS in poffeilion of as good as any in this Rate.
RICHARD TERRELL.
May 90. IF
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FOR SALE,

III b45Gr o1t77", on @t p,emjFs, On Reda;j2ay, IoA
Sf'f''76t' nest, If nat p,eVioey 4gsd efby private
e0n'c07l,
1--WE hundred end fifty acres LAND, fituated in
the upper end of Cumberland county, eighteen
miles from the Court-Houie, three from Farnvle,
and one from good manufacturing mill OH Apo
mattox, NOW navigable, almoft to Petersburg.
This LAND hes Handsomely, is in good order and
inferior in quality to eat OF the mountains: there
is 10 or u acres meadow, handsomely iet with ,ino-
thy, and about 90 acres more prepared for towing
mex, fpring; in addition there IS an exteufve bed Of
Coal which to perion OF capital would be highly va
luabie one third the purchafe money will be requi-
red IN hand ard the balance in annual intalents
JOHN KELSO.
May %. 4w.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FoR SALE.

5y Write gfa DEED Of T,gf executed BY Ayebib1N
AlCaH, IF tie t0zoa IF Tap8oGaaaoek and county Of
hJr*, to dre55aid Dix and DaOid Buchanan, bear
'Tg date tie 25t6 azy Of May, 1889, far Earsy eur-
fge5 Hf,si" 0eriioneI; zViH be oSin tie EiiSfOvva
q Iatea6lHaael, on tie 27tS DAY Of June next,
'HREE LOFTS, known in the plan Of the laid
L. towRby No /, 9, and 10, wherein the faid
MCal' at prefen refdes on thef. LOFTS are very va
tuabe Improvements, conffing of Dwelling Houfe
two RORY high, with three rooms and a paaage he
low, and three rooms above fairs, three rooms IN tbs
cellar, with hre place in every ROOM and Geveral
out-houics, eonGaing OF Kitchen, Smoke-hovle
Stable &c all of which peafantIy lituated on ,h.
river bank, and command an extenfive view of the
river above and below. A few articles of huulehold
furniture will be fold together with thole lofts and
houies, &c.
mn be f5AIon he frrs- DAY, or tie syes4iEs
a TRACT OF LAND, the property of faid
CaiI i'tuate in the county afore.id, on H,ikiass
creek, adjoining the fad of Tappahaunoek, CON-
tanning by elimination, five hundred and two acres.
be the lame more or lefs, together with the water
grit mill adjoining which is at preept out of repair
but may be rendered very valuable at fmallexpence
being one OF the mott valuable and convenient mill
leafs Ia all that part Of the country, having large &
convenient miI-houe two tory x III, built of Rome
brick and wood, calculated for manufacturing on an
extenive plan, ituate never-failinp ftrean,-
within one mile of tide belonging to this mill
are two very convenient hoUles for the accon,r,oda
t'ou OF miller, cooper, &C. This tract of land is pc
neraly of good quality, lies we'll and is well ,mbered
fWiterrye b. aAa on tie 96@ d,y Of tie Eoqs msafb.
(J4nsla Jeba AfiLisy'5 Tavs,n, in tie Eaid county
Of EE~,
a TRACT OF LAND, the property of faid
MICAH, htuate near faid MilIer's Tavern, adjoining
the lands of Thomas Allen and Joeph Man, contain.
ing by eitimaton, one hundred and feven acres he
the fame more ief,, heirg the land the faid NfCa
pnrehaied OF Richard Jefres. This is good farming
land, lies we'll and is well tnbered.-TweIye months
credit will be gven upon the purehafer or purcha-
fer5 giving bond, and in every cafe Deed of Truft
on the property will be required to fseure the pur
ehaie money, by
GEORGE POT-riE, and
CHARLES THOMPSON.
Hffor7is' In fla Jor liz frfatorJ IF dreb. lI'CaH
1.ouiGa, April 49,. ndC)p
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-06-17

PY virtue Of deed of trua, entered into the
11 day of--isos, by Jacob Wood, Of the coun-
ty ofAmhrrt, TO feeure and nfare the punt ual pay
n,ent of debt due from the faid Jacob Wood to
Finer and Lefueur merchants of the city of Rich
mond, will be fold to the hgheh bidder, for ready
money, on Saturday the 2sth inn. on the prenifes
The TRACT OF LAND, with it's appearances,
on which the faid Jacob Wood at preient refdes, in
the county Of Anherh, containing iixty two and half
acres, be the fame or lefs This land is vau-
able in point of foil and uaton the improvements
therein coniia ofa Grih Mill, Saw Mill, Dtilery
and Dwelling Houe, well deferving the attention Of
apurchafer.
DAVID S. GARLAND, T,sqee
Tune I2 1906. (td)
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FOR SALE.

4 TRACT OF LAND, lying on the matt,
u road, leading from Richmond to the Deep Run
coal pitts, about fix miles from Richmond, containing
one hundred and acres, formerly the land Of Or
fon Kelly, adjoining the lands of Docf Crngan, MIR
Pendeton aud others; it will be fold Public Auc-
ton, the 2sth day of June, the premies, il not
deipoied Of by private faie, before that day-Afo
fix Likely NEGROES. Any perfon that is in
elinabe to purcha!e. may know the terms by appli-
cation to the fubloriber, at the Meadow Bridges.
ROBERT WHITE.
June is. f3t0
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RICHMOND TUESDAY MORNING. JUNE IT, 1906
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

II ENG anxious to diieharse all my JUN debts,
- will fell great bargain in two new BRICK TE-
NEMENrS, on the Main-Street, on Shockoe-Hili
they well calculated for flores and private families
and coniidered to be good ftands Tor bunefs
ny in that part of the city; they will be fold para,e-
ly together, fut puSehaiers. IF this property
fold by private contract before TuefdaY the .4th
day Of June next. will, on that day, be fold a,
public auction. Amy perlon wil,ing purehafe, will
be ihswn the property, and may know the terms
(Which will be very accommodating, by application
to the fubfcrber living adjoining the premiles.
will alto difpofe of, by private contract, my half
acre LOTT in the neighborhood of Gen. Mofeley,
which there is two RORY Brick HouCe erected,
a. feet long by 92 feet wide; this houfe is not n;-
ed in the inde, but be 6nihed fuit the purcha.
Ter. For terms apply to
]. 3. W1NN.
Nav go. tdr
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LONDON, April &c

We have given It as our opinion, that the en,A
perour of the French would, mot probably.
make overtures of peace to cur government, not
with any real pacific intentions, hut merely with
view to excite embarrafIiment in our new adj.
minifration, and TO create falCe hopes in the
country. We have good reafon to believe, that
pacific proportions were actually made but
they involved fucb terms as, We trua, would BE-
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TO RE RENTED


'HE large THREE STORY HOUSE on the
r Main-5treet eat of the Market, formerly occu-
pied by Cohen aud Tlaacs, and lately by Capt John s
Fleaauts; it is good ltand for buincs aud fuitabe
for the accommodation of large family.
A'to the HOUSE Formerly known by the fgn
OF the bird in HANDY the corner of the freet lea
ding to church hill to both Of thefe tenements gar
dens are attached. The terms will be moderate and
n1Iir luoNn application to James Whitelaw fer
jesnt Of the City, or to
JACOB !. COHEN.
February IS. 0awtf
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5aIss ct an,tioi,.

On Wehasf1ay tie 2def July next -viH B. kd BY Nue-
ti01 on tte Premys, yn0. P~eViogqy dssief az p,i-
Vdie /ais,
FENHAT VALUABLE Back TENEMENT on Shoe
4 koe hill, opPo.i,e to MIR. Pages, occupied
by Mr.. James II. Lynch.
Terms fPaymens--sne and tw o years credit, the
Pureha'er TO give deed of truf the property to
fecure payment of the purcl,afe Money.
TAYLOR q BROWN, V. Mrs.
June 6. (tdf)
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| HE -/isdleriber baa'ias rslin9uijGed all idea of
removing to the Wcqem Country, deems It
nefe9ary to inform bis friends, that be intends
tra'sFtg in tie courts Of Richmond county, E1ex,
King and QHeen, and in tie diyaria Of King and
Queen, nd in tb- Cba1se,y Court Of H7LliaaG
1ms.
JOHN HOR ICE UpSHIY.
H3rH %. IT,
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TO RENT,

~EHE HOUSE and LOT belonging to Mr..
VIM. Dandrdgc's ettate, next above MIR.
I'M Prices large building For term. apply to
NATHANIEL SHEPPARD, Ag-nt for TIE ess'r.
April l5 tf
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ME iubfcriber has removed his Brokers Office
x TO then,iddle tenement, in Doaor Ternan's new
building. the frit door above MelTrs Pickett, Pol
lard and Johnfon, aud the econd below the Pot Of
rec; where he will attend particularly to all buff
nels confided to him.
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To Mr THOMAS BRADSHAW,
May %.

SIR,
4 you are not inhabitaN Of this nste, and
! a have not any agent therein, known to me, TO
whom notice can he given, be peaed to take notice
that on the lar Saturday June next, fla at the
dwelling houfe Of Nicholas Vaughan, in the county
OF Nonoway, between the hours Of eight in the NOR
ming and levcn in the evening Of the above mentioned
day, take the depoons Of the Gaid Nicholas Vaughan
Of Jacob Ssay, Nathan Fowlkes and Peter knight.
to be read evidence in fuit depending in the eoun-
" court If nce-Edwar1, wherein YOU, and Others
are Plaintiffs, and am defendant.
BENJAMIN BORUM.
Prince-EdUard county, April 22. ep9m.9
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May 80.

TO BE RENTED-The Tenement where
L now refide, aud pofeflion given in time.
J. PENN.
April IL. IF
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CHARLES SPENCER,

CHARLES SPENCER,
IT AS Jun received Iupply Of GOODS by the
u fhiP' Protettrels and Intrepid, aulongR which
10 a very general afiortment of HARDWARE and
CUTLERY. A few Honony and Wheat Mills, of a
large iize and entire and approved continue
tisn, which may be worked by water, horie, or hand
May so. eo9w,
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THOMAS NORVELI.
AZ For fle, 10 SHARES in the JAMES RI
YER COMPANY.
June 6. MY
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LANDS IN CUMBERLAND FOR SALE.

LIZ
10y virtue of "a Deed Of TruR, bearing dare tbe
~ llth April, 1901, recorded in Cumberland
Court-Qifice, 10 executed by lanes Dsane Fran
els B. Deane and Thomas III Dcane, to fecure GER.
tain fun OF money, due by them Iofeph Gallego--
will offer for iale, the hEheh bidder on the 2sh
day of May next, at Cumberland Court TWO
TRACTS OF LAND, being part OF the property.
thereby conveyed viz.
One Tract containing one hundred and thirty-Geven
acres, more or lels ituate 10 the county of Cum
beriand, Tx miles above the Court IIoufe heino 4
traa Purchafed by the Glid Deanes, from Parton
CloPton as viii appear by reference to the deed of
E,le on fecord in the faid County Court.
One Tract containing two hundred and FIVE acres.
more or leis, ftuate in Cumberland, on the foutb
6de Of the road, leading tive Court Houre, one
nre diOant below the fame, bounded by lands of
William Beverly Langhorue, and by land, of John
Ford.
The fra of,he above Tracts, is faid To contain,
prime tobacco land, and valuable timber the other
is nearly half cleared.
N, B. BY the content of all parties in,ersfed the
faie will take place on the 9Sth day Of May next, as
above Hated, ard the terms Of payment will be one
and two years credit, the purchafsrs to give bonds
bearing inferred and approved feeurity.
NJ. D. PoTTfAux.
Aprni5. tdG
~. Is. The faie Of the above property is poNpoped
TO the 28ti day IF July next. M. b. p.
a LLPsrfonS bHviyg eiain5 agaj1R The eRafs
1 a Of Joba H2omss, iced. of the Bo7cliag-
Grcrh, are refNeRedfs make fbem kHosOn, fbat
fro0IFoH NAV be made tor a 6aaI Isfiiemsat.-
,fnd fbo/c isde6fed mgR moEe immediate pay-
meRs to JOHN HOONES, and
TOHNG. ROOLFOLR,
Executor Of John Hoomes, led.
fan. %, IF
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FOR SALE-on the IozveyR terms

YIN o4'LE-OH IUe IoSUe1V TeT'NJ
$500 Jacks Of LIVERPOOL SALT, and 90 crates
of LIVERPOOL EAR THEN WARE of hyperion
quality & well aforted JUN arrived in the ihip Ner-
chant, Captain JOHNSON, from Liverpool, at Ber-
muda Hundred
,-O Which fhp viii take in Tobacco TO
eSL5SlYN the addrefs of JAMES MAuRY, Efe of
So ~ Liverpool She has excellent accom-
ssssE;;s1s:k< modations for paiengers. For terms
apply TO Mci1rs Picker, POLLARD & JoHNs roN of
Richmond, tie Captain on board, or the fubfcrber,
Overflow ANDERSON.
May %. II.
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FOR SALE.

A Valuable Negro WOMAN, ahout thirty years
IN of age, who is good cook and two Children,
enc e!deit girl abou, eight years DID, the youage
boy 10 ar n months old Enquire at the bar of the
Union Tavern, or at the Office of the Enquirer
June 10. St
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p URR MILL. STONES, or ALL SIZES: and
- PLASTER OF PARIS, of an excellen, QUALITY
FOR SAFE, As USUAL, NJ
WILLIAM DAVIDSON
near RE hI4rket.
Dee.f. [cPrk]
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Apra5.

~. Is The fiie Of the above property ispoNponed
TO the 28ti DAY If July next. M b. p.
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Gueet Jnh.sa.
NETWORK, Feb. as.

We are informed by gentleman, who came
pallenger in the brig Archiles, from ST. Johns
Porto-Rico, that a Danih vefel arrived there
on the ped January, from The city of St. Do
mingo, where ihe was detained in coming out
OF the harbour "a hours by French feet of
10 fail of the line and. friga,es, which had
arrived there from Brett, and had landed SOC
troops.
Our informant adds, on the authority ofthe
iecretary of-the government, that the Daniih
Captain had informed the. Governor of Porto
Rico of the above intelligence.
Captain Hooper, arrivedat Bottom on Satur-
day from Martinico, informs, that on the 18th
January, in lat. 10, 40, N. long. 6s, 10, w.
ne was boarded by French s4gun hip, then
IN company with other fhips Of the line, and
frigates. He was told by the officers, tn at
the fleet was direct from Brett that they had
been out 81 days, and were bound TO ST. Do
mingo.
Captain Hooper, left St. Pierre's (Mar.) on
the 18th January and Jays, there was not a
Jingle prize lying there when he failed.