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w. WEATHERBURN.

John Hoover, rope maker. South Second trset, be-
ween Nd try and ChriRian ftreets, Philadelphia, voiun-
EARLY maketh oath as follows namely,
that hsswife, Mary Hoover. waslo fcvcrely afs &
ed with violent rheunustni, very Dangerously Etuascd
the confequence ola evere cold after 'ng in, as 60 be
confined 70 her bed fcreyera weeks, and at length
reduced to the melancholy apprehension of remaining
cripple for life, notwithstanding the ne
deal advice, fo6gc :. aud every probable remedy
atempte when feeug several cafes of cures perform
ed by Harailon Efience and Extract OF Muaard, they
were procured from MIR. Birch, No. ~. South Second
rest The rlt application enabledsher TO walk sccois
che roo and thelfe of one bottled reored her her
uiual Rate of health and ftreueth
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A'' Mer9ops D;(orders,, Violent cramps in the
(,o,l,mntians, Honlach and back,
f,owti.fs Of fpirits, IndigeRion,
Iofsof apuetite, Melancholy,
Inn,r;ty IF the blood | Govt in the fomaeh,
EyGer;eal affections Pains in the limbs,
Inward weaknclles. Rclaxatlons
seminal weakneTes, involuntary ennilhons,
Fluorbus (or whtes1 obitinate glse.s'e
Barrennefs, lmPoteEey' @c' o''
In cafes CT extremity, where the long prevalence akd
ob9nacy Of leafc has brought on geacral lplPoVef
mcnt of-the fyaem, executive debility of the whole
frame, and waiting of the Heih, which no noarliI.
n,et or cordial could repair, perseverance in e nie
Of THE medicine has performed the rot atoHiihng
cures,
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TANNERS TAKE NOTICE.

THERE Is a most elegant TAN.
3-aRD Tor sale, in Shepherd's.
Town, Virginia, with a never failing
stream Of water running ehroushit, and
Rwheel that raises the water with Ease
for the use Of the Yard. There. are four
Lots in the enclosure, and the improves
Inents are: one bark and mill house 100
feet long one brick. building 90 feet
long. wherein are, currying shop, q
room for un6nishedleather, and smoke
house : one other brick building for stor-
ingsnd selling out finished leather .
beam house. stuf6ng shop, aud garner
for ground bark with 80 watts Of differ
ent sizes, and room for 100 MORE
There is also in the same enclosure an
excellent and beautiful Dwelling House
so feet by -, two stories high, with =
piazza the whole length, aud q large
Kitchen and hall. The whole neatly e.
nished and charming well of lime-
stone water with pump and dairy, and
the whole planted round with fruit and
other trees. Also, convenient Barn,
Stables and Garden. t..
This is most charming piece Of pro.
Pcrsy, and can hardly be exceeded in
beauty BY any situation that is to be met
With. It will be stld remarkably cheap,
and the payments made extremely easyby
JOHN KEAkSLEY.
March 7, 1906. .-
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TAKE NOTICE.

THAT on the 9Th day Of April next,
J. l expect to take my brother Ere.
derrick Nadenbousch into copartnership
with me in the mercantile line my b1-
siness after thar period wilfbe carried on
nnderthe firm Of Freaetiek Nadenbsusch,
g Go. Allthose who are in any wise in
debted to me, either BY bond, note, or
book account, are requested to make ar
fragments for having their accounts
settled BY the above mentioned time, 10
II will be extremely ineonvenieht to mo
to give any longer indulgence, partien-
larly to such as have let their accounts re-
main unsettled for an reasonable length
OF time to such no longer indulgence
can or will be given. 1t is with much
reluctance do make such requess,T but
the closing ofmy business requires il.
l beg leave to return my sincere thanks
to all those who have in any wise eondu-
eed to support me in the mercantile bu-
siness for nearly seven yeafs past; and
1 stilfhope for continuance Of their IA
YOURS, for am persuaded every exerti-
on will be made to give general satisfae-
tion--so use the language of a worthy
sentiment, "where commerce can Hou-
rish on just and equitable principles. 10
there wish to share the public patron-
ags." With sentiments ofesteem take
the liberty Of subscribing myself the pub
lies most obedient and humble servant.
PHILIP NADENBOUScH.
Martinsburg, March =, 1906. x
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Frem the United Ssases' Gas<tst.

As the friends Of the administration
have not thought proper to attempt any
kind Of vindication Of the conduct Of go
vernment respecting the Leander; and
as no information is given to the mer-
chants to relieve their fears for the safe
y OF their property in Spanish ports,
would it not be a good precautionary
measure for our mercantile citizens &C.
morally to address the president on the
subject to know whether any efFectual
measures have been taken to prevent the
mischief which must inevitably ensue
from any aggression committed by the
Leander. 1t is not doubted that the
Spaniards are already aPprized ofthe ex-
petition, and that upon the first attack,
every American vessel and every species
Of American property will be seized and
must, in all probability, remain locked
up till orders for hberating them can be
procured from the government of Spain.
An event of this kind would be very
seriously felt BY every description ofpeo.
pie in this country and, unless some
effectuaf means are Immediately adopted
to prevent il, it may csme upon US a.
simultaneously as shock of electricity.
Whether government were apprized of
the nature and otiest of the expedition
from the commencement Is a question
which we win not take upon Us to decide,
but that they are norv fully apPrised Of
Il is certain, aud the country have a
right to knowwhether any and what steps
are taken to ward off the fatal consequent
ces. =. -- - -.-
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1s5a..
By lanes FoRpYcR,

: A T meeting Of number ofthe f.
"A. deralists Of Berkeley County, at
the house Of Edmund Graham, in the
town of Martinsburg, on Monday the
Sd day of March, 1906, for the purpose
OF dominating two fit persona a. Candi.
dates to represent the county in the next
General Assembly-James Campbell,
chairman, and David Hunter, secreta-
ry- 1872.
Resolved unGmmously, That Major
JAMES STEPHENSON, and PHI.
LIP c. PENDLEToN, ESQ. be re.
commended to the freehslders Of this
county as proper persons to represent the
county in the next General Assembly,
and that the members of this meeting
win use every proper exertion to procure
their election.
- JAMES CAMPBELL, Chairman.
DAVID HusTER, Secretary. 49,.
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FOR SALE, 4

A PLANTATION, about one mile
IA from Martinsburg, containing lo6
acres, about one half of whichis cleared,
and about six acres Of good meadow ;
the Improvements are, a dwelling house
with wen Of good water at the door, a
barn, and agood orchard. For terms
apply to the subscriber on the premises.
~ LEWIS DAVIS. F.,
ALso }ss sale, a House and Lot in
iMartinsburg, on the lot 10 also good
Stable. For terms apply a. above. ;.
= March 7, 1906.
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are in full bloom and the rose bushes,
have very large buds upon them. From
the variety Of flower roots, which are in
bloom, our garden. wear the face Of
May rather than Of February.
Charleston Csurier.1
american Coins.-Number of coina
made At the mint Of the United States,
since its establishment on the LIST OF
March 1898, to the S1st of Dec. 1905
Eagles, 13s, s24; Half Eagles, ass, 4s9 ;
Quarter Eagles, 1875; Dollars,
1,4ss, oS2; Half Dollars, 7s7,197 !:
Quarter Dollars, 1s4,27s < Dismes,
3oA, 4o6 Half Dismss, 26s, s43; Gents,
yl6,6S9,947; Half Cents, 2,57o,sot.-
Number of coins q, 594,s32-Aamount,
+,747 ,343 dollars, - i-2 cents.
The committee Of finance, appointed
by the house of delegates of this state,
have submittedtheir report & estimates |;
by which it appears that the exPen-
ses OF the government, From the 1st Of
October, 1905. to the Soth September,
1906, will amount 70 33l-z dollars /;
and that the revenue of the common.
wealth to meet these expcnces, will a.
mount to 29o,I3l dollars cents-thc
expenditures exceeding the resources by
the sum Of ii ,ss4 dollars and SO cents |
The committee in their report, re-
commend that the additional two and half
per cent. allowed shsfiAs for collecting
taxes on the lots in town, should no lon-
ger be allowed that serjeants Of corpo-
rations should be compelled to give se.
curity for the collection aud payment Of
takes, and IN case Of failure be liable 10
the same process with sheriffs in similar
cases.-1he committee conclude With
suggesting to the house the necessity Of
preparing some resources to meet the ex-
cess Of expenditures-either BY an In
crease Of taxes generally, or . tar on
some particular objects such a. toll
bridges, mills, wharves and race. fields.
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These questions are made BY every boz
dy, and we must confess that daily cir.
eumstances oecur, which, in our opin.
ion, render satisfactory answer more
andmore difficult. We submit them to
the public, as Immediately interested in
the clearingu up ofa mystry which appears
to hang over this affair, and which seri.
ously threatens the interest Of our fellow
citizens.
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AddreAes to Young Men,

AddreAes to Young Men,
~9* By JAMEs FoRDrcE,
And for that purpose submits the follow
Ing proposals to the consideration Of all
who feel for the welfare of the present
and rising generation, whose happiness
these Addresses are so admirably calcu-
lated to promote.
TERMs:
The above Addresses shall be printed
with an elegant and entirely new type,
on good paper, in an octave form, and
will contain about 500 pages.
They shall be neatly bound and lettered
for 50 2S-or 8 half bound, paya-
bic on delivery Of the work.
They shall be put to press 50 soon a. a
sufficient number of Subscribers are
Obtained, and finished without delay {:
TO THE PUBLIC
v TAE present publisher, as a member
OF that class Of the community, to which
this highly valuable work 10 addressed,
recommends it particularly to his young
brethren-but every person who feels for
the good of his country, and for the well
fare Of society, he doubts not, win con-
slider it duty to Patronize work Of this
kind.
The dispositions and manners Of
Young Men may be regarded As Of the
greatest consequence both to the present
and future generations-An intercourse
with those Of worthy manners and digni-
fed department., i evidently, much
more eficacious in moulding the minds
and directing the actions of others, than
thshighest authority, or the wisest ex.
ample, ofage. How deeply society will
be affected, BY the connections which
Young Men shall form. and by the con-
duct which they shall hold, a. they adj
yanee, it IS not difficult to imagine nor
can It be necessary TO prove, that, as the
behaviour of individuals in their early
days gives for the most part turn to the
rest, 30 from the character of our Youth
ingeneral. We may prognosticate favour
ably, or otherwise, concerning our own
times, and those that shall more imme-
diately succeed them. ..-
The above work, tho more partieu.
larly addressed to, and intended for, the
Improvement Of the minds of Young
Men, inculcates principles that would
add dignity to age,-and be ornamental
to the nature of either sex. To persons
acquainted with the author and his writ.
ings, any Recommendation that could be
offered, would be superAnous but to
those unaequaihted with both, it may Be
proper to observe, that the work here Of
fered, has stood the test of time. and ex-
perienee, and has been universally ex.
tolled by the xirtuous Of every sect and
country where it has been read.
IT would be valuable present from
APPARENT to 4 child, and for which they
may expect remuneration in the rational
Improvement made in the minds of their
progeny. 81
To complete this work, in style that
will do 1t justice, viii subject the publish
CT to very considerable expense : but he
doubts not but he shah be compensated
for his expense and trouble, As every one
win acknowledge, that the dissemination
Of books Of this kind are an actual Esed
to the community at large, and Willthere-
fore feel disposed to patrouize ie-for
this purpose all who are inclined to do 20
are invited to the Of6ee of the Intelligent
Ger, Martinsburg. ,~.z>
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MARTtNsBURG. March =.

Mr.. Coleman, editor Of the Evening
Post, attributes I'd the Spanish minister
the queries to Mr.. Madison and SAYS.
- Il 10 morally c. rtain that these queries
originate with no less parsonage than
the Spanish Ambassador, and consider.
ing that he could only be justified on the
suPposition Of eliminating answers, we
present them to our readers as the most
interesting article inserted in the paper
during the current year"
Letters from Washington mention
that the Preach minister has demanded
Of FOUR government that they Immediate.
" dispatch two frigates after the Lean.
, der. to bring her back to proven, her
from committing hostilities againstSpain,
otherwise that he shall withdraw from
the United States. (PAiL pap.1
Mr.. Relf's correspondent at w shius-
ton under date Of February \ Ith says
Thou hast heard Of one Duncan Mar
land, amember of Congress from N.
Carolina, the same that has been charg.
cd with murder, indicted for hog steal.
iugT for perjury, &c. He this day took
his seat in the house. Previous u which
the door keeper went to the northern
part Of the house to find a vacant seat |;
no one wished to sit near him. In one
Ofthe double rows OF seats there was q
vacancy but those who were near il We
~ closely persuaded Wins to come and
claim it, and thus shut out the unwei-
come visitor. There was not a little
laughing; not = little eontrivance~-D Dun
can appeared; took'the oath aud went
to the seat usually occupied BY Lambert
Of N. Jersey, next to my worthy friend
Sloan, where he Continued the whole
day-Some have said that he hath bro
ken from goal, and that there Is q reward
for him but Il Is not so: he hath come
out by bail. He saith that the lawyers
and judges are opposed to him suss
Pect that his dislike to judges and law
yerseeeasioned that natural sympathy for
him which Thy neighbour Duane some
time ago so strongly expressed"
= Worthy Of Remark.-Sinse the pass
ing ofthe law in this state, allowing the
truth to 6e given in eVideass, inlibel suits,
We have not heard ofthe indictment Of .
single Tsdtrai editor but a number of
dsmoerats have been indicted.---What
does ,his provet Balance
The Seasea.-The weather, generally,
Aaa been 40 mild this winter, that vrge-
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The tshowng BLANKS, printed ,uith
- NEW and ELEGASrrYrE,
areatseays kept far sale at this 0fee:
DEEDS, Common BONDS, -
CONSTABLE'S BLANKS, ..
Promissory NOTES, &c.
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NETWORK, February 20.


The union Sutper-Tt appears that on
Tuesday evening, a supper was given at
.Dsde's Hotel, BY way Of celebrating the
union o., honesr men" Lestthe read.
er be at a loss to comprehend the subject,
It is necessary to state that (extraordi-
nary as it may seem) the Clintonians
and the Burrites have at length agreed
to entomb their animosities, and to re-
new the attachment, harmony and friend
lyintereourse offormer days. And tru-
ly, this business furnishes most siugu-
lar and ludicrous paraphrase on Burr's
toast. Until this moment, we believe
the most learned political commentators
have not been able to discover the true
reading efihe text.
The merchants Of this city have laid
before the president very able petition,
praying fertile recall Of gen. armstrong,
our minister At the court Of St. Cloud.
The merchants merit applause for this
judicious and spirited measure. In the
case Of Nicklin and Griffith, the conduct
Of gen. Armstrong was every thing that
It ought not to be. We hope and trust
that he will be recalled. Am. Cfrisrn.]
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BALTIMORE, February 20.
Among the entries at our custom. house
within the last SIX days, were no less
than II SAC bags, 46 hogsheads and 81
barrels Coffee. ..> ......
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PHILADELPHIA, February 20.
1t was reported Yesterday morning, on
the authority Of a private letter from
New.York, that the French had taken
St. Bartholomews. .-. =
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We understand some Of the Insurance
companies have come to determination
not to insure Spanish risks, without q
reservation against seizure in port.
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DISS0LuTI0M


=THISday thepaEsnershipof A1orrosS
i b Brosvn dissolvsdby mutual con-
sent and all persons indebted to the
said concern are requested to come for
ward and pay their respective accounts,
or give their obligation for the same, to
John Morrow Cor in his absence 10 Ro-
bert Worthington) who 10 fully antho-
rissd to settle the business fsaid concern.
JOHN MORROW,
= JAMES BROWN.
Shspherd's = Town. March I, 1906.
THE business in future win be con-
Quoted under the firm Of j,
ROBERT WoRTHLNGFoM, & co.
Who respectfully inform their friend.
(and particularly tho former customers
Of Morrow & BROWN that they have now
on hand a pretty general assortment Of
Dry Goods and Groceries,
which they will dispose Of on the most
reasonable terms for Cash OF Country
Produce. They aatter themssiresfrOm
an endeavour to keep . constant supply
Of almost every article in their line, and
a strict attentioI to business, 10 merit. .
share of the public patronage.
March 1, 1905. - 49,
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John ALBURTrs,

Has it in contemplation, if ssbieiensly
patronised, TO print an elegant edition q
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From tAe ~Ns.u=1ork Herald Of Fst. 90.
Admiral Gantheaums has arrived at
the City of St. Domingo, with 10 sail Of
the line aud 10 frigates, from France,
and has landed there 1900 troops.
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The Seassa.-The weather, generally,
Aaa been 40 mild this winter, that vege-
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-28
,,l,p lsCIK, May II.

~ e.,lo6;a, Adstas, zs days from
Arisso ~ lst. Hsmiagu). Left there
r't ch noa Wali4ce, TO sAsl u days tor n
b. a ~; Hope, Der, in = days. Spoke,
OH ~ = lat. 81 As, long. IssS, fhe lear.
lay 70 racE.s, 10 days from Philadelphia,
l1 oa'.B lapplicd Us win ptosii'ois 2, s0len
po'' = ar.at want. May Il, in i aaf. 35,
Tss .o9k. Zip Pittsburgh, so days from
j 's. an, - Philadelphia. May -, was bosrd.
auOu' S,,,lh trigate and created politely.
. 49,, IN me schr. Bellona, Mr. K. Cater,
f.n'" Of the Brave, and a licatcnart of
, 5a French SHIPS captured in the Welt
IT, ~. Ghooner Stephen, formerly Of Baltimore,
,uiyatesFoi one long gun, and 70 men,
',;oo Tor Americans, owned by one 8eneian,
4 II ssown IN las conatry, who is ALTO owner of
4 ,ayateer Isane Elelle, which captures every
y a.rjcan ve,s. ihs tails 10 wash, and which cap
ID ii. lchoousr Ann-.Baliard, Captain Gofscn,
Chin Ariel, Captain F. Ccfrap, SO dayafsnm
o,v.ra. Left there the fhips Anisbic, Rirkes.,
i P0ilsdslphia, to sail for Charleston New
j 49,, fer New Orleans. 70 sail in a
a. DAYS Gcaevau, --, for Ckarlelon !;
[dvsri and Charles tyr Petetfburgh .--brigs
rankin, Smith; New jersey OF Philadelphia
NJ some Others names NOT Ieeolle6ted. The
leb.cca, Law, failed two days before for Phila.
.Iphis. Oatbe 2oth of March, off The Lizard,
h in with the outward bound Welt India feet
,so fat, under convoy of 8 lire Of battle
-, aud torr iIigates. Saw two t.igatts cru Eng
f tn. Wcaeru Hands uoder Englilh colours.
S&l'f Willing Maid, Afhiey. IS days from
,rini1,d. Left tbtre zSih April, sehr, Jfcn,
linton, of Fiedericksbergh for New York, in
put days.
Brth nip Herald, Murphy. SO days from
liverpool.
Biah brig Britannia, Doug laf,, 4s days
ION Lsilb, bound TO City Point.
Bfitrh bng Providence, LafavIe, 81 days
ON Dublin.
Ship Tyo Brothers, Hawthorne, 6s days from
iverposl.
Ship Hope, Hammond, 90 days from Ant
up.
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Nay 48.
PUBLIC SALE.
IN WE'D Ne S ID AaY

20 N WE'D MlESDAiY
The 4th Of June, ewik be field ar the hottie OF
the late Daaraa NsV<9 IN Fairfax ftrees, sA
the Prrtonal ,iistc OF the cecesied; con!.!t-
ing Ct
Beds, bedding, and bedlfeads; ia
bles, chairs, fomc pi4te. goa wafee,. g>sai-g
apparel, kitchen i4rrnpte, e.. gSrasty OF
carpenters ta ais, apd.s - n.FhrGS'
r. G. Asataeller.
ki,-lo IN
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PUBLIC SALE.

PuRsUARr to o dsed ot troil treRa
James Blay6on anil Et.z ,e:sl, hts vie, oat5d
theI>nt or oiusn, sag, for 7ic p7E oi- bs.e,
b'insebjes, vii &c q, on the p.tnt'is, 70
The bighca 6tiGe for CHI on tie ,27.hdj Il
Augatt rex, 4 LOT q OR UN), !Sthsng
az i-:t 8 mhca Oh Is: eaG ii5e 1t " e ttrcci,
soa l5o tses dep. fa%rd ew- a@Se ard
PrGt- ls:rtts, ID IRE ,owa d = i.sa Gaia cree
on Is er6ici nea.snG coay.a.. s4.ait l22t.@!.
ling houie.
Thomas ToveH, s1,I5ese.
kiapzS
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Extract OF a letter from a gentleman II,
q .HarOkins 10 dss f;iendin tbs tom, dat.
81 ed
April 10, 1906.
2 DEAR SIR,
/" THERE WIS on Tues
Nav eight, 9Th instant, one of the most hor
y d murders committed in the upper end
tf this county, ever. heard of. Michael
Dohefy, was murdered BY his daughter
'abous IS or il wears of age, with strokes
Fith anaxe the old man was asleep, with
pas Of his li0le children in els arms the
&rst stroke was in his temple, he turned,
And the girl gave tive more in his forehead
Fhich put an end &c his existence. The
8lrl, her brother 10 or years old, and
lister 8 or years old, rolled the hand bar.
low, TO carry him eff; the Oldest girl took
ne end, her brother and little sister the
PthsI, bat the little girlswas unable to car
n her part, and her sister (she murdrress)
shipped her,severely TO make her carry il,
fut could not She then opened the cellar
&orpotatoe -hole) and rolled him in where
2be lay until Saturday, when he was found;
{ae three ehildreo and two smaller ones
fisPt there every night. When the girl
Fas saPprehended, she said she had killed
FER father. and had done so because her
Ratner had killed her mother. Siace sher
Peiog committed, she says she did not
~ nsr father, but tina, it was her brother,
~ says she was scared, and confessed she
FlSu Killed him to save her own life, for
fae Was afraid the men wao took her would
a1,ne herr the brother and sister says she
NH'ed him, aad flung him in the cellar
here ne was found the girl intended on
saturday nsght sosilave cut him in pieces,
70 enable her to carry him of. 1'he
70 man drank very hard, and when drunk
as very cross in his faniiy shae she used
= '7it h'n of killing her mother, and he
s.eqqeatly whipped,his daughter; thar on
!, uHday before the murder was committed,
"S eoE an axe to kill her farther, and put
= opaer the bed, where she lay, by which
y appears she was deterfainsd TO commit
ae murder on Sunday night, but did not
u1ni tuesday night; then did Intend
- nave COT hin in pieces, 70 have removed
ing."
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I'D, There IS a quay Of Inns.
baoo y s- four miles from the sown' I y
|'ooe ssO ,'lsveI Of the desert andis much
Pslos .as Christian acd Negro slaves