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! BRYAN HAMPSON

Gkl II ~ TIC VI 4 os1AS
HAS foK SALE.
10 pipes oid.rort z
S do. Madeira
so quarter Casks Lisbon r..
IL do. particular TencriRe q
5 do. Malaga
as pipes old cognac brandy
do. 4th proof HollandGin
hhds. tad proof Antigua rum
u DO. hrstsquasity nolasses
6 10. green copperas
9 do. alum
|. DO do. brown sugar
80 bags pimento
Is do. pepper
10 chests young Tyson
10 DO Tyson skin
5 10. imperial s
100 bags green coffee
80 kegsmalder
so do. ground ginger
so do. rsistris
1900 lbs. bacon. we'll cured
S kegs salt petl.e
A quantity offne and ground alum salt.
Asall times he has the FIRST quality -four f
lfnity use on. hand--with number of 9th,
fecles--all oswhich he will sell low on i
mer terms.
NJ a 80 !.
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lust Received,

Just Received,
Per tae Brig LoUIsA, CAPTAIN JoHN MIC M
MARA,
IS hogsheads Of the first quality Muscoya-
do Sugars--and
s 81 ditto second quality.
40 ditto Wartinico white clayed--all of a
very superior quality, stored on Col. Giipin's
wharf, in the house lately occupied by John
G. I4add,--APply to
George Slacunl,
q r E NJ,
A convenient two story brick dwelling
house on the corner of Fairfax and Wilkes
streets, with good garden and stables, con-
syeniently calculated for a small family, in q
very pleasant situation. Immediate possession
can be given. Apply to
George Slaeum.
a. LIS @,
B A part Of the three story brick house where
the post-ohce is kept, with.fiye rooms. in one.
|of the best stands in this Town. Apply as a.
beve.
Is NDTr .Hiea dit
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Public Sale.
a Valuable MIll Seat


Fo, sale, the 2Ist instant, on the premises,
S about four miles from Alexandria, on the
side Of the turnpike road Leading to Win
chester, between the ford OF iiolmes's run
and the trough hill.
e-T- HE fall OF water as has been levelled by
3 two different men, is made by one of
them little over and by the Other something
under thirty feet, istacconnodated with four
and one quartz: acres of land for the build
'ings, sc. together with a safhcieney Tor. the
head and tail race and also for the dam.
Theterms are-OHe ..ourth ready money,
the remainder in equal payments of three,
six, and nine months. a title Will DC made
when all the payments are completed - his
sale is authorised by a decree OF the court OF
chanccry of Virginia, and The title will be
made by the subscriber in consequence there
Of.
William Hawthorne,
Receiver of the effects ct John Snttoa
and Jolsn l7andeuiHe, under the or
der OF the Chancellor of Virginia.
December 2. dts
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N Fltzhugh.
To-.

onthe 18th Of Decemberne
propose 10 make a dividend Of such Of the
1neys belonging to the estateof w 0,rlev an
F,seht tebtoras have come to my hands The
'a'ofs OF that estate will therefore be pleas.
- that day to attend At my Office to receive
respective DIVIDENDS.
Thomas Swami, f'uRee.
~. ~ atl5D.
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g WgAsollgt0n Society.

E THE Members OF lie .alerald,la. Hash
iss.toa Society, Will please take notice THAT a
regular stated meeting of the said Society.
wlIl be held at Gadsbys hotel, on MONDAY
the I4th of this month, at twelve o'clock, A.
M-Punctual attendance is requested.
BY order,
G. DENEALE, seq.
December z. ct
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! n O T I c. E.

4 HOSE VINO have claims upon the estate
OF Wisiam Crfsy, an insolgent debtor,
r hereby required to bring in and exhibit
f same to the Trustee on or before the 10th.
b OF December next.
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HORWELL'S

=.
Celebrated Patent sllpendsrs
TvOR Ease, Elegance, Strength,&c. far ex-
I, -E oeeds any muse. To be had wholesale
and retail at the sMAEyFAcToRY, lower end
sof Prince Street AiexandriaS
~. b.. The Subscriber has a complete as
ssrtmeft well adapted for the Winter Season,
and can supply wholesale purchasers ON ss-
outrageous terms
Richard Horwell.
sepa2s dsm.
DIRKeTfoEs.
The buttons on the back parts of the waist-
band ought to- be placed the same distance
from each other, as the two center bustonsson
the Suspcnders, to prevent improper strain
ing and thereby destroying the ease deigae
in the construction Of the article.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-06-18
( TIT J

!" Having remained master of the
held of battle, continued there that
night, and weighed the measures which
l should further have to pursue and 1
have reason to congratulate myself on
the determination 1 took to march to
Koningsberg, I was there able to supply
my army with every thing it stood in
need of latter long and glorious exer-
tons it found there relief and repose,
while the French army weakened and
dispirited, continued under arms. 1
hoped by this retrogade movement to
induce the French army to follow me,
but twelve regiments of horse only made
this attempt, under the command of
Marshal Murat, and were almost en-
tirely destroyed near Mansfield. After
this fresh loss the enemy began to re-
treat.
BARON BENNINCsEN."
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-06-18
LONDON, April II.


Government this morning received
dispatches from America, which con-
firm the account of the rejection of the
treaty with this country, by the Presi-
dent and Senate of the United States.
Letters from Wallachia state that the
Turkish garrison of Rajova Braila sur
rendered to the Russian troops after a
siege of eight days and a terrible bonn
bardment: and that Giurgewo had been
taken by the Russians, by assault, at the
head OF $4,000 men. The garrison was
entirely cut to pieces, for the Russians
had express orders to give no quarter.
April 81.
Trial IF capt. Whit6y, Of the Leander.
A court martial assembled on board
the Gladiator, in Portsmouth harbour
on the 10th and 18th inst. to enquire
into the conduct of capt. Whitby, late
of his majesty's ship Leander, who by
order of capt, John P. Beresford, of his
majesty's ship Cambrian, (about April
last) then commander in chief of his
majesty's ships and vessels on the Ha-
lifax station, was directed to cruize off
New York, for the purpose of gaining
information and who, by letter dated
the 9th of May last to capt. Bcresford,
representingth that on the 25th of the pre-
ceding month, several vessels were com
ing down from the Lighthouse, near New
York, and, as they obstinately persisted
in not attending to the first shot fred
from the Leander, when closely pursu-
ed, several Of the said vessels were
boarded, and among the number that did
not bring to, was coastng sloop, on
board OF which it appeared, by various
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ofhis eHcellency the general in chief
Baron Von Benningsen, relatioe to the
battle Of Prussiaa Eylau.
On the 25th of ian. 18th Feb.) I
broke up from Landsberg with my army,
which in various detachments made
from it, was only seventy thousand
strong. The French, which consisted
OF five corps of Malshals Augereau,
Soult, Murat, Davoust, and Mcy, which
IN he evening was joined by Bernadotte,
consisted OF 10000 men, followed me
closely, skirmishing continually with
my rear guard, which consisted of the
brl5adcs generals Marcoif, Bagavoust,
and Barclay de folly, und-r the COM
mand of Prince Bagrathion.
Here he gives long, circumstantial,
AMI seemingly impartial account OF the
battle, showing the advantages and dis
advantages, advances, and retreats, that
took place during the time Of this ardent
conflict, the particulars of which would
be too lengthy for our columns, after
which he concludes by saying:1
This destructive battle commenced
on the 9TH at three O'Clock in the after
noon, and ended the following day at
midnight. The loss Of the enemy con-
sists, by their own confession, in $4,000
killed & 1900 wounded 1000 French
men have been made prisoners of war,
& 10 Eagles taken. Our loss amounts
to 1900 killed, and 1900 wounded;
fourteen French generals were killed or
wounded: nine of our generals are
wounded, but most Of them so slightly
that they have already joined the army,
20 bear testimony to the signal and per-
severing valour displayed by your I'M
perial Majesty's troops, and to assure
you that your army, while it has thus
acquired immortal glory has given an
other memorable proof Of what nation
may achieve, which, fights in defence
of its native country, and is ready to sa-
Crihce its blood and life for the attain
ment of the noble purpose Of an adored
monarch. In vain did Bonaparte lavish
with the utmost profuseness all his vast
resources in vain did he incite the cou-
rage of his soldiers, and in vain did he
sacrifice so great a part of his army
The gallantry and persevering valor of
tn Russians withstood all his efforts,
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letters and papers transmitted by capt.
Beresford to the admiralty, an Ameri-
can seaman was unfortunately killed, by
a shot fired from the Leander, or from
some other of his majesty's ships and
vessels then under the orders of capt.
Whitby the court having enquired in
to the conduct of capt. Whitby, on
charge of violating the neutrality of a
nation in amity with his majesty, and
having on the 25th Of April last, within.
the waters and jurisdiction ofthe United
States of America, unlawfully, and of
his malice afore-thought, caused shot
to be fired from his majesty's ship
Leander, whereby one John Pierce, a
citizen of America, was feloniously kill
ed and murdered and having heard the
evidence in support of the charge, and
captain Whitby III his defence and
having maturely considered the whole,
were of opinion that the charge had not
been proved, and did adjudge captain
Whitby-to be acquitted.
Vienna Court Gazette March "a.
1t was upon the 18th Feb. in the af-.
ternoOn, while the Turks were celebra-
ting the feast of the Grand Bayram, that
the English Admiral Duckworth, with
the Royal George Of 40 guns the
Windsor Castle, 10; the Canobus,
Adm. Louis and the Pompee, Adm.
Sir Sidney Smith, 81 guns each: the
Active, Standard, Repulse, and the
Thunderer, of "a guns each; the Endy-
mion, Of SO, three frigates and several
fire-shiPs and bomb vessels, penetrated
through the Dardanelles, under the fa-
YOUR of strong southerly wind, not
withstanding the fire of the forts, and
almost without receiving any damage
from 1.-THE rest of their fleet remain
ed off Cape Tenedos.-After having.
attacked and destroyed the small squa-
dror, which was at anchor at the en-
trance oft Canal, the fleet cast anchor,
on the evening of the Goth, within can
non shot of the Capital, between the
Seraglio and the Seven Towers. Mes
sages were Immediately sent off on both
sides. The negotiation still continued,
although on the evening of the 9th
there was a slight engagement with
division of the Turkish gun-boats, which.
were repulsed by the English, and either.
burnt or driven ashore.
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FRONTIERS OF ITALY, March 6.
The greater part Of the French troops
intended for the Turkish expedition
have been assembled since the 18th Of
February, in the Venetian territory,
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IN TIE l. IG nee.
(From the Koningsberg Gazette Of
March 16.

Translation Of the circumstantial report
cfhis excellency the general in Chief
Baron pon Benningsen, relatioe to tie
battle Of Prussian Eylau.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-26
MOTION FOR OINTMENT.
MoNDAY, Sept. CIR.

Continuation Of Jaeo6 Daabaagb'S Evidrner.
Mr.. Hay. State what panrd between col.
Bur, and yourfelf about your getting people to
i0i1 hiG,.
WIiac,j. I ftop, before with laying, that col.
Barr had rot fp~ ken to me to engage citizens
But he Ind pokeH to me about folders On
the 3O;h of December, after col. Burr had OBJ
iaincd capt. BHcl?, coufsnt for me to go with
him, wen, to col. Burr where he was encamp-
about = mile or two below the carlton At
or, MaGic on H.. Indiana fde. Col B. afked
inc iuto bis cabin Ga private room he had) and
aG.ed ms u could not get 10 or IL Of the beR
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-26
Land in the fafe Of Okio
FOR SAFE.

THE fubfcrber wif,es to fell Valuable Traa Of
i LAND, in the fiste of Ohio. containing one
thouland acres This traa is Of excellent quality as
the fu5ferber has underAood from moa Respectable
information II lies on Deer creek, branch Of the
scio,a about miles from Chilaeothe in wellfet-
tied neghborhood, and svery convenient to the trade
Of the Ohio He will dilpofe Of il for cath or, on
lhort credit for negotiable at the Bank Of VIZ
gnia or will exchange it for properly in the City Of
Richmond. An onqueRonabe title, with general
warranty, will be made to the pvrehofer by
WIN. MUNFORD.
Sept 26. If
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MAPCHAT'C SAFE


BY virtue Of Decree of the United States Co,-,
for the fifth circuit and Virginia Diffra pronouse.
ed May term, 1907; between the Executors OF
John Somervell, deceafed, plaintiffs and Davi.i
Rofs. defendant Will he fold, forEready monev.
on Wednefday the Esd of September next, 70 much
of the
II NRACT OF LAND, commonly called & known,
by the name of the FALLS PLANTATION
lying in the county of Cheferfed as will raife tb,
FUN of onethouiand fix hundred and eighty dollars,
with intereh after the rate of fix per per annum
from n January, 1907, till paid and Gotta
~ The fale will take place on the premires. on N.
day above mentioned, preeiiey at twelve o'clock.
TIL; H. DREW, d NJ for
JOS. SCOTT, N. vp.
Sept. 1. tdr.
~ The above fale is ponponed (by confent.) till
Wednesday the 7th Of Oaobcr next, when il will
certainly take place.
TIL: Fl. DREW, D. NJ for
JOS. SCOTT, M.vD.
Sept. 26. tdC
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NOTICE.

4 PETITION will be prefsntsd to the next Ce-
~ neral Afembly Of the Commonwealth Of Vr-
GINA, for the removal Of the Di0ria Court, Tow
holden az the CouTt Hou(e of Northumberland eoun-
ty, TO a more central place, within the dnri6 COM
fofed of the counties Of Richmond, Weomoreland,
Lancaaer and Northumberland.
Wehmoreland Court HOHfe, Sept. 96.-lawomS.
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Sept. 2s.

BY virtue Of deed Of fryf, executed 10 me ty Mr., NIL
liam q, G0|ner for he PHrpstf IF lreDriqg fbe Pay
1r'"f Of certain Jim monsy therein enfioasd foge-
The, 7rb 6e LEGAL exfsaees Affirming tie Eii frnR; I
aH, on Mo7dy tie 1911 Gay Of 0t9sbsr next bstzpe.u
the bOa'' Of one and far Ofi0ei PM broeee6io IrY a.
tie Eagle. Tavern, tie City Of RieImsnd to tte 6irb-
eff 6idafr, for r4rdy money,
a CERTAIN MESSUAGE and TENEMENT,
4 wherein is brick Houfe, forty fix feet long
and tweuty-four feet wide, two 0ores high with o.
Their buildings and improvements, now occupied by
Mefrs. Henderfon and Robertfon, merchants, adioin
ing the public fquare wet of the Court Houfe, in
the town Of Charlottesville.
SAMUEL OWEN
Sept. &c. tdr
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9dIes at durtinn.

q" IHUPSDd1', TIE IN Oe7obrr, WILL BIZ ,o1n
Dt bye@jcs, at 10 o'eioek in M- zvo,sige.
HAT VALUABLE TENEMENT. fsc;ne y.
Market, now occupied by Mr. Notes A NV.
ers, being one of the be aands for the Grocery bu
iinefs in that part of the town
One fourth of the money will be reqaired in cath.
the balance may be payable in and | 9 months on
being properly fecured.
TAYLOR e BROWN, w. NJ.
Sept. 90. &c
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Sept. &c.
MANCHESTER FEMALE ACADEMY.

MANCHESTER FEMALE ACADEMY.
Mr. 0RIELL7 (4pboJe 4VcH k7ozUa abitie5 in SeJs.
irIe regularity, renter be, aGquats 70 tie sfafoa be
Rndfyf0ErS,J
ID ESPECTFULLY informs the frieads of the
IA preient inhitution, that fie can accommodate
few young Ladies as boarders; who (in addition to
the various accomplishments of the day fchoo) may
appropriate the evening MIR. O'Riellys niiructi-
in reading the Englih language with taRe and ae-
curaty in feIeaon from the be(t authors of profe
and verfe. Englih Grammar explained and praai-
oslly taught, Arithmetic, Hiilory aud Geography.
Sept. 90. ep2ty
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AT PRIVATE SALE.

zero CoTToNS, white, green, brown and
! blue Dulles, Sagathys Kerfeys &c. in bales.
eoa''e Cloths Fiannels and Rofe blankets, great
variety OF Mullins, India and German Goods. &c
II LSO.
brown Sugar in Hhds. Cogniae and Apple Bran
dy' Hollands and country Gin, Northern and Noun.
tain Whitley, Moaffes, Havanrah Sugar, London
particular Madeira Wine Black Pepper, bar and rod
Iron, northern Candies, Soap. &c.
Darm'daH, Fstfer e SafcbeN, Aue'r..
Sept. 90. Or,
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SasfS at aurtiun.

%+O~
u" "rSrsH1y, 3os6i:fms, 7vHkejsH .sitbspt ,elsrv,
on evrft Of ninety Guv,
TWO BALES OF BLUE PLAINS.
Da'm'asf', Fsfer e Sa.e5eY, Aue'r,.
Sept. 90. ,sc
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RENR7- RODF1-.
H A S FOR SALE,

- Pih'' French Brandy {, 40 Boxer SOY 10 .ci.as,y
60 Hbd ". England Ram, CieG,
~ H6' LoJ SHgar' i Ra-rfis CATER OIL
D - Ln7'p ditto, 90 Bose, Cotton Card, al.
lS Boxes Cb0eol4te, /orsea,
IS ditto Soap - Wool
y; 2Oo - Candles 10 Rfomi Writbg PAPER,
Tor Shot, eDo,fed, Paaey,
KPS Lead, 5 CaEl Maloc1 11;,.
l6 AbA 65R green c26ie, and JIgs alo,tue1t ef
GO Bggt - ditto, SLoes,
SO - Pepper,
September 20. 1awsw
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In Dunbaugh's 7 enimony in the laft Enquirer, il
is srroneouay nAted that "col Burr and Wyllie hac
gone into the bow Of the boat 7Ob faw and augur.
The witnei' fays that they went there for them.
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That part Of my teltimony, inherited in the
Enquirer of the 22d init. which ftates that " Mr..
Hopkins, Mr.. Fort and myfclf went before to
get more men," is incorreet.-I went from
Maliac to New-Madrid in boat with Mr.. Ty.
Ter, and remained there at his rtquef, Mr..
Fort never engaged any men to nv knowledge,
nor did Zee him until fome comfortable time
afterwards which was at Matches.
THOMAS HARTLEY.
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FOR THE ENQUIRER.

MARRIED--On Tuefday evening lat, he
Hon. ALEXANDER McRAE, Lieutenant Co.
vernon Of Virginia, to the graceful, the elegant
and accomplished Mils ANN DENT HAYES
both of this place.
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The Difeharge Rates, that " hav ng ferved tire
years and months, and being permitted TO procur
fabatue in his place Ct. d. is hereby Discharged.
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The proceedings the motion to commit, are
likely to Ian many days longer One of col Burr's
council (Mr Botts) it is understood, will be compelled
by the iituation of his family and by his public and
proeilional duties in the DitriSt Court of Frede-
r'ckburg, now aoouI to commence, leave the de-
fence after the attendance of this day.
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N$%%~%%%%%%%%%~

Departed this life on Sunday the goth inf
after few hours illnefs, WILLIAM +. asst,
Efq. Principal Agent to the Mutual Infurance
Society v5. fire, indhe All year of his age.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-03-24

1.-THE public were not already too well ac-
aualnted with the authors, they might well
be astonished at the impudcnce, as they must
be horror struck at the nefarious endeay5rs
which have been made TO mislead the public,
and ,mPlicate the character of the federailsts
With the atrocious proceedings in the western
country OF which nothing is more remarkable
than that Of the many VINO have been charged
as concerned in il: not one single individual
appears to have been a ietleraIisf. But ALL
ali--al democrats, save those WHO have sunk
down some stages lover, tho real JAcoBINs.
The arttuness OF this sl3sinuatson, is almost
equal TO tbs baseness and atr.icity Of the END.
1t assumes that all who f.ensure7 the conduct
of general Wilkinson, must be friendly to
Burr and the other conspifators. The viola
ton Of thelaws ard constitution is secrime,
let 1t be committed for what purpose it may
Every true federalist will, as we do, earnest
ly desire that Burr and his associates May be
punished msuilty---but will desire at tha same
time that they may be legally punished, and
that the ends Of justice may be obtained, With
out the worst Of evils, deliberate Violation OF
the chartered rights df the citizen Federal
lists will moi agree to violate the laws and con
stitution even for the stts:nment OF Justice
Democrats viii not only violate the laws to
obtain justice, but violate thela with greater
appetite if the relish ofthe Illegally Be height
ened to their palate by the sauce 6f Injustice.
By the laws, persons accused Of treason are
ordained TO be tried where the crime was com.
mittod General Wilkinson sends man of 10
be tried n a Instant placs-n fac in another
conntry~-committlng thereby thai very OF
rage which was .one oftl!c most Just groaics7
Of complaint against England, ca WITCH the
Evolutionary var was Iaged. Had The Bri-
dsh government dared TO take sucA step t'i-
reg Che setition Of lT93 and l794-iad it
sent .neiWai, Iooke, Isardy, bSoicrott, Sc.
to ireland or Scotland to be tried, Jiiaso good
citizens would certainly have been caaYicleI
bet the crown dared net. It appears hog-
ever, that the grand Jury Of the mississippi
territory, perfectly agree with Us, as their
prcaSntncnt sheWs
" Y Peoh1e's Friend.
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.r. Of its independence. The Turks
psu. ;.;or On the South, determined 10 a.
s - their long degradation, and forever
:. .so 0ssvsn, i,s return. In fac. Persia which
s ~ already sent 40 Ambassador to NaPols.
na all not suffer TO escape so favorable an
Oroor,uDi,y co repulse from its frontiers .
/ dpapsrous neighbor, who isevery day Pc.
oe.ra,iag towards the centre OF IT'S empire.
Tbrse are sure evils ,oRussia. And should
he King of Swedsn, asteRsive 20 his true
;o,eress, pro6s from the present state OF
Russia, he might recover the provinces ais
prsdse . sors lost. Attacked Oh all SIDES,
Insecure on shs Baltic. and the Black Sea,
yhs, resistance could Russia make with
is 59itlt 6elisd empire to az. army OF
French that could annihiisre IT'S resolsces-