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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-12-18

The reader viii pereeiye thar the fol-
lowing beautiful poem is buitt ron lie
text pre6xed, and Tint the Rfsl line Of
each stanzais borrowed from III
BtheR, alas ! our days 1pe sbrnd 4
Hetp van they 6e hor0 soon they end!
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-04-13

FILING, JAN. -.
The French Marshal Bcrnadotte
marched from hence on the 24tht and
Mars Ney was advancing to form
lunclionwirh hun, bur the former has
} tn defeated by a combined Russian
and PrusiAn corps 1000 French were
rnade prisoners, 10 pieces Of cannon ia
ken, ? stands Of colours, and the whole
OF Bernadotte's baggage. The Russian
It. Gen. Won Anrepp was killed.
Bernadoue was driven 20 leagues from
Eibing--Ney rytrcated to Przlsniez, in
East Prussia. The former is surroun-
ded bat the latter has joined Murat
A grand battle is Inomently expected.
The Russian army consists Of 100000
men, and is daily augmenling.
A letter from Councillor Theveust,
dated Marienwesdcr Jan 81, says the
remsins Of Beraadotte's army are cut
of, that Murat has been wounded and
taken Bernadotte severely wounded !;
Rapp siiled Fouchier made prisoner I;
that the contributions OF Hlbing, $4,000
crowns, were taken that B0naparte
was III OF 2 nervous fever at Warsaw !;
that the Blockade Of Graudenz u rails
cd that Lannes has lost both legs /;
That 5000 French were killed and 1000
wounded and that Gen Victor had
been made prisoner and had arrived at
Dantzic.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-04-13
POLAND.
WARSAW, FEB.

AASAN, FEB, =.
The Emperor continues MS short
excursions. Yesterday he passed the
night Il Willenberg, and this morning
lie LEFT il again We have not fallen
IN with any Of the enemy's advanced
posts.
An order Of the Day prohibits the
admission Of any Prussian Officers in
TO Berlin, VINO, being prisoners Of war,
leave their stations contrary TO their
ole Of honor.
The Tartar Ibrahim,a Janissary, and
the Greek Stephan Alexandrake, have
passed through this city on their way
TO Holland, from whence they viii con-
inue their Journey to England.
Al that we have atfanced relative
to the rupture between Russia and the
Porte, is confirmed By oficial Letters re-
ceiged BY the Turkish Minister IN this
city. The Greek Courier, and the
Tartar, have brought dispatches res
pecting this event to NJ. d Argiropolo,
and state, that besides the troops on the
shores Of the Danube, which are very
numerous, the Grand Niler himself
VIII sOOsT JoIa tat1n Oirt respectable
force.
The emperor continues frequently
to make short excursions. An order
has been issued At Posen to arrest all
persons who say any thing 10 tie pre-
JUDGE Of the Grand Army. This or
der is ID consequence Of the scandalous
reports that get abroad.
The Polish army has marched a.
gainst Dantzic, and are before that
place.
The French have appeared in the Vi
entity Of Sualsund.
Their Prussian Maiesty's are at
Koningsburgh. Their return thither
is considered proof oftheir confidence
that the French will not be able to adj
vance
The french have evacuated Elbing !;
also Ostrolenka, and some other places,
considered too iar advanced from the
Main Body.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-04-13

'etters to the Court Of Denmark. The
ing Of Sweden is stated to have said
shall never in my life become the
" of such robber as YOU"
Apprehensions are entertained OF a
lsit from the Russians in Italy.
1t appears that battle, which ended
favour Of the Russians, took place at
iohringen, Jan 90. The Russians at
lcked tue left wing under Ponte Cor
20.
The Russian advanced posts were at
Clurn, Oh the Banks Of the Vistula.
There cannot be the least doubt Of
ne recent success Of the Russians, as
ney absolutely occupy places which
AVE been in possession Of the French.
The saith Bulletin says, Marshal Ney
advanced 90 leagues, and returned,
without loss.
The French are said to be in great
want Of provisions.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-04-13
CORTLAND,
AbtlI Is, 1907.
Lafe from Europe.

BY the arrival Of the regular "a ling ship
Packet, capt. Thomas Mcclellan, on Friday
last. we have received regular files OF Lon
don and Liverpool papers to February Goth.
Under our foreign head will be found the
principal articles Of Intelligence.
1t is pretty certain that the French under
Marshall Belnadotte, have been defeated BY
the Russians, with the loss OF their baggage
and much other property. II appears AZ
the last dates, that general battle would
shortly take place in Poland. X is stated
that the Russians are anxious TO measure
swords with the French
Bonaparte, after a truitless attempt to de-
tach the King of Sweden from his connec-
ton with the Emperor Of Russ has common
ced war against him by invading Pome rama.
Some accounts say Turkey has declared
war against Russia; The former VIII be
assisted BY France and the latter BY England
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-04-13
The ArtS o. Eemocracy.

1t has frequently been mentioned As
matter Of surprize that this town should
give SO large number Of democratic votes
for state officers when nine tenths Of the
merchants and large number of the most
respectable among the mechanics are fede-
raj. But it is fact, that there are few in
dividuals, under the mask Of being g tffsenGs.
efhe mechanics" but who il reality have 10.
more Pretentions 10 assume that character
than Nero had to humanity, or Bonaparte
to that Of protector ofthe rights efmaa, are
indefatigable in their exertions. to preiu-
dlce the mechanics against the federal
cause With item in particular they
make use Of every base, false and dis
hon'~able mean, to excite spirit Of jealousy
and enmity against merchants, that are fed
eralists, BY representing them as :" would
be Nabobs'-" Purse sroud Ar;stocrats,"
SC.
On Saturday Evening, previous to the ell
ection OF Governor the democrats had eau.
Gus at Columbian hall, and among Others
the honorable VILLAS WIDoERY adj
dressed the audience. with that peculias
elegance ard pa.hcs, which can be
conceived by those only who have
heard the harrangues Of tbs would be
thought Epaminondas After telling SEINE
very humorous anecdotes, about persons'
long since deceased, we arc informed, he
gave this reason why the mechanics Of Port
land, should vote for the Democratic Tick
ct, VIZ. that the. Merchants were q set e
tyrants and opPressors and that if the had
the power, they would drive, pot Or -'e'a
but their wives ard children into tie seat
Tho we are far from disputing the right
which every one Las Of bestowing rs Tc's
CT whatever candidate r. Pless-s, yet eel
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-04-13
GREAT-BRITAIN.
LONDON, FEB. 20,

LONDON, FEB. ~.
Sir Home Popham has Arrived from
the River Plate has been put under
arrest, and must be tried but h is
treated with much respect, Govern
ment appear determined TO try Buenos
Ayres once more but Monte Video
will probably be first attacked
Sir IL Popham returned in an Anne
rican Ship.
The question for emancipating the
Irish Catholics IS to be again agitated
in Parliament.
Some inhabitants of Polish Prussia
have been ordered to be shot for con-
cealing deserteIs.
Gen. Whitelock is to sail Immediate
ly for South America, with an expedi-
ton.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-04-13
Dle1,

In Charleston, MAJ Joseph Dickinson
In Winchester, (Virg Col Thomas L.
Lee---ln Tuscarora, (P.) Rev Alex. M'Ir.
vain In Granville, &c Mr. Benjamin
Greene, an old and faithful servant of the
public n the capacity Of News carrier: He
was native of r. Island and brother of the
late Cen. Greene.-In Walfsbero' IN. H
Col. Henry Rust, aged 80, formerly Of Ports
mouth-Mr Daniel Wendell. aged "a. son
Of John w Esq. Of Portsmouth, Ports
mouth, Mrs. Ann, widow of the late Wn,
Wc'ch, aged o6-ln East-Sudbury, Nr
josiah Thomas, age y.
In Philadelphia, Col Benjamin Thomp
son, an old revolutionary officer.
AT Ipswich, Mr. David Andrews, 81.
In N. Gloucester, the 18th ult. As.
Mitchell, Attorney al Law, aged IS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-04-13
vIEANA, JIM. 70,
From The Court Gazette

The Austrian prisoners of war who
have returned from France, have given
their Sovereign a striking proof of
their attachment for in spite of all
they have suffered on the road, and the
seductions to which they were exposed
in all the States through which they
passed, particularly on the borders Of
the Rhine, where they were obliged TO
remain some months, out Of $500
men who went to France, $4,000 have
actually arrived upon the Austrian ter
ritory. These faithful soldiers chanted
hymns Of JOY upon their arrival in
Austria.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-04-13
Col. Burr.

The Ex-Vice President is now a State
prisoner, in Richmond, (Virginia) and short
" viii have his trial before the Circuit
Court of the IT, S. on the charge Of high
treason. Judge Chase viii preside In
1904 Judge Chase was impeached before
t.. Senate Of the United States, and Col
Bum. was then ex-officio President of the
Court-A good comment on the instability
of this worlds honours.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-04-13

CT We have received returns ofrwenty
towns in this District, being from tic coul,-
ties Cumberland, York, Lincoln, Eenne-
bee, and Oxford, on Gle question u Sepa-
ration Of Maine from Massachusetts nru,.cr
They are for a separation. 288 against W.
257l-We hope this business is pun to sleen
for the present.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-04-13
PosEN, FEB. &.

POSENs FEB. :.
IN Order Of the Day published here
notices the false aud absurd rumours
circulated respecting the army, in
which it is observed,,that people VINO
are in the habit Of exerci1ing a cool and
dispassionate judglnentsIpon VIII they
hear, are not Iisely to fall inio these
stmsy nets; but the creduious being
deceived, has a tendency to interrupt
the public tranquility. In consequence
OF tAis, orders nave been given to all
the Imperial gendarmerie, the polite
officers, sc. TO aPqrehend All persons
VINO nav utter any thing preiudicial to
the interests Of the Grand Army, and
the security of persons and property ;
such persons are to be brought to thu
Head Quarters, and there confined uli
his NJ esty's pleassrse be SHOWN.
Sach offenders are a. informed, tha
II viii not be considered an excuse
them to say, they heard such ne
from others.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-04-13

The following is list Of votes in all the
towns, in this District, that we have been
able to obtain intelligence from.-The Polit-
ical Thermometer is 50 fuctuating in this
state, that j. is impossible to calculate with
any degree Of precision, what the final re-
suit will be.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-04-13

FEB. %.
The Russian Official report of the
battle ofthe 25thth between the Rus
si3ns and Prussians and Bernadotte's
and Ney's divisions, has been re ceived,
and amply confirms Us in the opinion
We have invariably maintained,
that the French were defeated. But
the defeat appears to have been much
more decisive than we were at first in
duced TO believe. That obsure part of
the 54th Bulletin which stated Eey's
division to have advanced twenty
tS--s.., ms -TCrrzr IT'S contCnmentS, and to
have returned without sustaining any
loss, Is now explaned--Ney had mar
ched to reinforce Bernadotte for the
purpose, as it should seem, of pushing
on to Koningsberg. But the Russians
and Prussians, by rapid and master
ly movement, interposed strong coll
umn between them, drove back Msy,
and prevented the junction. There
appeT TO have been two battles. The
saith Bulletin. in alluding TO Ney's adj
vance and retreat, does not confirm IS
that there was any action--it merely
says, that the Russian army took the
alarm, and made a movement on the
right of Ney's division. But We now
find that, on the 24th Of January, the
Russians and Prussians attacked Ney
near Mohringen, and compelled hin to
fallback to Przasnezg in East Prussia,
where he Joined Murat's division. On
the neEt day the Russians attacked
part OF Bernadotte's; division under
Gen. Pactod Bernadotte himself
then brought his whole division against
them. a desperate conflict ensued,
which terminated in the defeatsof Ber-
nadotte, who lost 1000 men made pri-
soners, and al his 5aggage.-The
Immediate consequence Of this victory
was the evacuation of Elhing, hy the
remains Of Bernadotte's Divison-in-
deed it should seem as if, after the Bat
tie Of the 25th, BerDadotte had been
unable to return 10 Eibing, for the off,
cial Report Of the Russians and Rus
slams states him to have been driven
into the forest Of Strasburgh, twenty
leagues from Elbing, where his Corps
IS completely surrounded, and, it was
supposed, would be completely cut OF.
The consequence of the battle of the
25th are very important-ths eombin-
ID Russians and Prussians have re-oc-
cupied Elbing-the Prussians are at
derienwerder, the Russians at Culm,
W the Banks Of the YistuIa-thc block
.de Of Gradient has been raised, and
'ae King of Prussia, who had returned
Memel, has returned to Konings-
oerg.
from a triuqte letter from .4itono,
FEB. Is.
Previous 70 the late affailitt Mob
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-04-13
ALToNA, FEB. 10.

altoona, FEB. l3.
Bonaparte has offered 70 the Swedes
ifthey viii make peace, TO give thew
.NorTgay, betznging 70 Nc DoAes (, (! The
Sweces refused the oder, and sent the
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-04-13

That the advantages obtained by the
Russians have been of the most deci-
siye nature, is further evinced by the
following letter from a mercantile
house at Dantzic, addressed to a res
peetable merchant in the city. 1t is,
We arc induced to believe, the most re-
cent communication from that quar-
ter -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-04-13
LATEST N
Gorel5a glste:lisatte.

Received BY me shih Facket, CAPT. 2
~ Lillian, 7yh9 arrived az tbs TO-
ea Friday last, liz 81 days from Liz
srhoOl.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-04-13

The report of Turkey having de-
ciared war against Russia was not be-
Eeved at Mernel whsn the last accounts
left that city.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-04-13

Votes for Governor. =. in Maine.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-04-13
IN MASSACHUSETTS, PROPER.

e'2s s877 Gas 8Ila
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-04-13

IRON trfpqfe letter from .fitono,
FEB. Is.
Previous TO the late affaili.t Moh-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-04-13
SUFFOLK.

SUFFOLK.
Sfrorg. S1Lli0ar. Sir. Safp,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-12-29

by virtue Of deed oe trust. executed IA the
- Subscriber. Ivy William Davidson, on the
ii,h Gay Of February last. for certain purposes
therein m,utioned, shall proceed 10 sell a, pub.
nc auction. On the premises, for Cash, CT Fri
day, the frs, day Of January 1903 at 10, O'Clock,
cenain y LOT or GROUND.
with the improvements thereon, lying and he.
ing IN the city Of Richmond, containing "a feet
on the Nam Street. TO the line of Walter Shell.
TONS Lot thence back with the line of said
Shehon's Lot 50 feet. thence 81 feet 70 ,hc
cross street leading by Todd's Lot, thence so
tees TO the SAID Main Street, it being part of
The Lot No. 20. lately occupied By Cunningham
Burton, dec. and now in the occupancy of Wm.
Davidsou.
Frederick Peasants, trustee.
Richmond Dec. 5. 1907. ids
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Richm0na Brewery.

u IcuARD WHrrr1ELD, William Wight ard
- Jonathan Cullingworth, having leased the
Brewery Of Mr. Hay, la,ely occupied by Will
am Forester s. co. will carry on the BREW.
ING BUSINESS. IN all ire branches, under the
firm OF RICG.fRD WBI7TIELD u co. who
Bopc hey WI be aole ia furnish the cnizcns Of
Riohncrd ard us vicinity with BEER and
PORTER, equal % any Oh the continent, At
ihe rate OF six dsiars per barrel Private f,rii.
lies nay b. accommodated with 10 or Is gallon.
Casks az thsir own houses, on the sans teyms,
Any Icr5on wishing to try The properties Of their
Beer, will be satisfied by calling at the Brewer,
where all orders will meet the most prompt a =
teHticn.
Mr. Bakers ard Others, may he supplied
with cxcellcu, YEAST, Tor The pgrpoae q. rais.
ing Bread, &c.--persors who keep Kline or o.
theg Cattle, may b, rn'shed with Grains (dui-
ing the Brewing ssasln.) on Wednesdays and
Saturdays.
December 81. e
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-12-29
On, GERMAN CHOOSES

Prepared on large scale and on an improved
pan, acco,dinS to The parent of the celebrated
baron Ph:lipstaal, of the Lyccurn Strand Who
was the original inventor Of this very eur;ous p
Phhoiophica' combinaiion Of optical aud mocha
h'0ai Illusions, winch introduce the phantoms or
aPfaruonS OF the dead or absent,i In 4 way more
completely Elusive than has ever vet been w;,
nessed the objects ea,riy originate in rho .;r
and unfold themselves under various form, and
sizes. such as the Imagination has hitherto nam
ted them The Spetlreology PROCESSES TO expose
'he pfae'ioeS oil attsul Irpcotoys and cxorcists
aud TO open the eyes of those, who. in thee
latter days. still foster beiiec in
GHOSTS Y DlSGMBODIRD SPIRITS.
II viii display che following Phan,ons. &c.
George Washington; Peace. with the Olive
Branch /; Justice with Sword ard Palance ii.
berry wrh S,ah & Cap; Mats the God of War
lady Macbeth; Des3aines Macbeth; the
!! oTnb OF juliet; Ma ernal 4 aeaion; Female
Spirit ing t." q Tomb (; the Brute the Mi
ser' TIE Drunka'd Frederick King cf Prussia
on horse back; Young Roscina in he cna,,t}er
oil Richard the 3D. the a,e King OF France ia
KING leave OF his family; Scladian e Amelia.
a scene from Ihomsoa's Seasons; Lady Jane
Cray on the ScaGoid; Baron Trcnck in the
Dungeon Of ~agdcbugg: Empress of Frarcc
Temp of Washington; Arms of the Uni,efl
oia'es--Wth many Others ohje0s, pleasing
no entertaining too Numerous 20 r,cn'ion.
these appearances viii often change, nov, Az
i'g on thc spectators, now resembling from them
and srddenly increasing from seven inches 10
seven feet high and as quickly diminishing,
The evening performance will conclude with
the
Celebrated Dance and Naturalization
OF the Witches.
These merry and extraordinary dancers vii
throw themselves into variety &C pas, ures, aud
WIZ instaataneously multiply from one to many
huTdreds, IN such manner that the roor, viii
arrHar tut. They will con,inue their rarrboIs
until interrupted by the sudden appearance oe an
unwe'eome guest. who viii by his authority re.
duoe them 10 order.
Every evening OF Exhibition variety of new
Objects will bt Introduced.
Solemn Music during the perform
ance.
The performance OF the Phantasmaeoria to
commence ~ o'cock.
Adm;ttancc Half Doar-Children half
price.
N. B. The exhibition Of the SOLAR III.
CkOSCCPE, showing the most astonishing
events OF ma urs which the naked eve ate
imperceptbe, will be exhibited every fair day.
when the sun Is not ohscured bv clouds, from
o'clock IN the morning TILL altogether with the
electric Machine Philosophical Expe,inen,s,
&c: making very interesting aud entertaining
Exh hi ion.
Admittarce 30 Cents -Children half price.
Dec. IS 1907
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20 Dollars Reward.

pUV AWAY about the 9th May from Richmond
- TdCOB, 4 very black fellow, about six fee
high, twentg-eish' yegrs old. handsome address
and very aUful, has several scars on his neck,
and one OF t.go, believe, on his isfl check, re.
scmbl'ng ANAL pnX pits, waterman by trade,
and l.lt MS baucoa in the bason Of ite canal IN
the above city When he weot ~, At wirch tire
he broke open the store Of gentleman IN Rich
mood end sole 70 Large amount, Tor which
said gentleman has offered reward of so dollars
co. spp,ehsnding said fellow (as am inlorred)
ho has a numerous acquaintance ~ The said
city, the conutics OF Hanover and Caruiioc, in
ono q viii u he WIS raised, and where l oxged
he may be har5ored. The above reward viii
be paid and all reasonable charges, fer securing
said fellow in any jail so get him, or delivered
De in Bent Geek, Buckingham, Virginia.
Samuel Hoyaiey.
November 90, 1907. " Id
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LoAN-oFFIcE, State oTTirgima,


NOTICE is hereby given, That in con-
tormity with the provisions of the act
( supplementary TO the act, intituied - An
act making provision for the redemption
OF the whole of the public debt of the u
nIted States books viii be opened at the
once OF the commissioner of loans tor the
State OF Virginia on the first day of July
next, to Continue open unsil TIE seventeenth
day OF March, 1908, inclusivelv, the four
teen last days of each quarter excepted,
lor the purpose of receiving subscriptions
Tor such parts of the old six per cent. de-
iefred si2- per cent. and three per cent.
stocks, as may, on the day O. subscription,
stand on the books OF the said commissi-
oner Of loans.
Those prop1ietors ofthe old six percent
and deferred stocks, who may subscribe,
VIII receive in lieu thereof new tx Der
cent. stock, equai to the um.cdesmed a.
mount OF the stock surrendered, reGeema-
bic 1T the pleasure of the United States,
under proviso however, that no refm-
oursement shall be made except fer the
whole amount OF any such new certificate
OF STOCK, nor till after SIX months previous
notice: and the propretors OF the three
per cent. stock who may subscribe, viilre-
ceivc in lieu thereof, SIX per cent. stock.
equal to siXty-hve per cent. OF the amounr
Oh three Per cent surrendered, redet ma
bic lii the same manner as the new six ger
cent. aforementioned, but not reImbnrsable
however, without the assent of the hold
ers, until after the whole OF the new six
per cent. (given in exchange for old six
or deferred as abovcmentioned) as well -
the whole ofthe eight per cent. stock ofthe
United States, shall have Leen Reimburse
cd. 1t is also provided thati in every reim-
bursement which may take place, a pre-
terence will be given to those creditors whe
may notify their wish TO be reimbursed
and that If the applications to that effecc
shall at any time either exceed or fall
short OF the sum then applicable to that
purpose, the priority Of payment Shall, so
Tar as may be necessary, be determinedb by
lot.
The present stockholders who reside in
any part of Europe, and may assent to tliat
modification, may, at their option, receive
the interest accruing ON the new stock, ei-
thcr in the United States as heretofore, or
IN London, or Amsterdam, atpar: ~ which
last case the interest Will be paid there by
the bankers of the United States, six
months subsequent TO the day on which the
same would be payable in the United
States and subject to no variation; nor 60
any other deduction than commission to
the bankers, OF orc half per cent. on the
Interest thus paid. JOHN PAGE,
ConimiSSioaer If Loans.
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For Sale,

p ny Dwelling House, and -Four Half. Acre
4 Va Lots of Ground, in tne Town Of 70 eulaes
ter, as formerly advertised On reueiyrs "a
part in cash, an disposed 10 give a cons,dcrs.
bic credit, tor he balance Of purchase, 81 vii
take Young Negroes ~ !iir valuNio1. and
Land IN the %ya;e of Ohio, Tennessee or Ken
lucky, on sucn terms as may he agreed on--if
the said properly is NOT sold between now and
Christmas, il VIII be leased 10 an approved te-
uant for Germ of years.
ARCUD CAMPBELL.
Manchesctr, Nov so, 1907 #
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Literary Notice.

THE Editor Of this PAPER, has PCT 20 press
and will shortly publish, 10 a Pocket Vo.
Tune neatly bound, The SPEECHES Of VIII.
LIAM WRIT ESQ. delivered in the cogrse Of
the TRlhL of AARON BURR, and o,hers.
in the Circuit Court Of the United States Tor
the District of Virginia, before Chief Justice
MARSHALL and Judge GRiFFtN. Gentlemen
VINO WISH TO obta'n copies viii please to leave
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