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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-14
ia Plata Hides,

/ s & -
1914 South America OK HIDES, OF the
first quality, from Monte Vieso, are now
landing and for sale at No. 4, Water street,
Baltimore, by
William Jenkins.
.4lso on Hand,
Laeuira, Oronoko and Curacao Hides.
II general assortment Of
Tanners and Curriers' Teol5s Tanners
Oil and Leather, OF all kinds !; wfle b Is oifer-
cd on accommodating terpas.
June 8. [lo] eoSw
For Sale by the Subscribers.
Lisbon carpeting for summer, Of different
qualities,
Bucel.os and CarcaveIlo Vines il quarter
casks,
Window Glass Of different sizes,
Mould Candies Of superior quality IN
small boxes,
Soft shelled Almonds in bags,
A quantity of patent Iron hollow ware.
r. It. Hooe C Co.
June I. co
The Subfcriber has ;uft Received
dad o6ers far sale,
Ninety hampers Bristol PORTER BOT
TIES confirming one gross each
4 Seven bales COTTON, of superior qua
hty for retailing-and
A few tierces fresh RICE.
ON II II ND,
Bsst Philadelphia PORTER AND PALE
ALE, In hhds.
Do. BEER, in barrels.
AND rs USUAL,
First qaality Philadelphia Porter and Pale
Ale, in bottles, tuf a for home, or er7isrt con-
sumption.
also,
WHITE AND BROWN SOAP, old and
dry, and IN nice order for retailins,o or family
use.
WIN. DUNLAP.
Iune 10. eotf.
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N % T I C E.

rFfvHOSE who have Flour stored with me,
are hereby requested to take said flour
away Or sell il, ON or before the Gath day OF
J,,ly next at which time intend to leave
Alexandria, and will not be accountable for any
-four now IN nay possession after the time a
huyo stated. Also those who have claims
against me. are requested to bring them for
ward for settlement !, and those who are in-
aehted TO me, or the firm of DENNRT * Pow
HI, will please TO make payment by the first
-day Of August next, as no further indulgence
will be given.
81 10 Rsnt-A Warehouse.
@ Edmund Denney.
IS Jnne27. colt
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! { AIDES rL.AID SH PES

8 LADIES RI All D s QES.
81 HAVE Just received an elegant assart
III ment Of LADIES plaid Kid Shoes, ct the
most fashionable and pleasing patterns, with
different heels, tsss 3
Childrens Red Morocco, to lace,
And general assortment of Mems Shoes.
~ L IS @,
A few dozen Boys BoNArARrE CAPS.
These Caps have many good qualities
They are handsome, durable and light g hey
are lined with white leather, and keep the
head cool in the sun. They are pliable and
do not distort it when growing You may
model the boys heart to your fancy, 6ut syou
nss4st gsve his HEAD rs oscsa scay.
E. GILMAN.
So I,s1,s q 60 rs 49,. d3teo4t
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N y L I C. E..

4 Ii those who have any claims or de-
"A mands against the estate of John Dun
-lah, merchant, late of the town of Alexandra,
are hereby informed, to bring in their ac-
counts, legally proved, before the first day Of
November next, at which time full and final
settlement and distribution of his estate, will
be made. Should any accounts be exhibited
after that period, they will be disrcgarded,
and this Notice pleaded in bar Of them. Those
chat are indebted to the estate, will be please :
to make immediate payment.
Samuel Craig, E..,e
William Herbert,
April s. staw
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Trial Of Col. Aaron Burr.
WESTCOTT & co.
ELEVENTH STREET,
NEAR PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
,rsy,J .


ELEVENTH STREET,
& NEAR PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
WISHING ROW CITY,
INFORM the Public that they have en-
i gagged Thomas CARPENTER, one Of the
most able and correct Stenographers in the
United States, to attend the circuit court, to
commence its session at Richmond the I'D
instant and in case the said tria!comes on.
to. publish a. speedily as possible a conpleat
and full account thereof, accompanied by ali
the documents relative to this all important
case.
sEr The Enquirer, and Argus, OF Rich
nond, and the American, of Baltimore, will
please to publish this Advertisement in their
respective papers, three times Immediately
on receipt thereof and charge the same to
the Editor of the Exposition.
N b. The copy right viii be secured.
May 10.
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A Miller Wanted.

~. To Man who underltands the
Milling Business, and caa produce cool re-
commentators for industry, sol,riety, &c. h.
bsral wages llbe given by applying to
al. MILLER.
June 20 d.
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Just Received and for Sale,
BY Me Subscribers,
IA choice cargo Of MAHOGANY.
From the Bay of Honduras, Of eliHsrcn'
lengths and sizes, WHICH they will sell BY the
log or larger quantity.
They haze ALTO for Sale,
Sugar in hogshcsds
London particular Madeira Wine,
Catalonia ditto. by the quarter cask
Virginia Rum, of excellent quality
Molasses by the hogshead
Liverpool Stsvod Salt
And haywood.
Nathaniel 1Vattles g Co.
January Is 1aw
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Marine. Infuraarc Company Of

Marine InIuralicc Company OF
Alexandra.
Ixsu1AycE OrTIcE, July3 Sd, 1907
THE stockholders IN the Marine
Insurance Company Of Alexandra are hereby
notified, that the directors have this day dc-
Jared adiyidend of FIVE per cent. on that part
sc the capital stock now paid, payable 70 the
stockholders, or their legal spresesltatiyey, on
the 18th inst.
By order.
b. Nichols, SECRETARY.
ynlv "a eo5w
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Thirty Dollars Reward.

IRAN AWAY from Freestene Point, near
IDENTITIES, on Sunday the 18th of last month
;yrNJ Negro Men slaves, named Andrew
sand JAMES, the proparty of Sarah Pouches
sSn Prince w illiam county, and hired OF her
until the end of the year. They had each OF
sheriaa pass fer thIse days, being Whitsun-
! tide holiday.
gshNnRsw issahost q years os age, feet q
vlk6hcs high, black complexion, has scar
near the corner Of one of his eyes, is d little.
cross eyed, and has q forward, impHient
s sonntenaAce.
JAMRs is about ls years of age. $ feets7
Inches high, black complexion, has a scar
near his mouth of the size of pea, reels and
eswaggers very much in his walk. Each of
shem had On when they went away shirt and
trowsers of plain coarse Virginia cotton, and
their other cloathing is not known.
A reward of Is Dollars will be given for
each of them. to any person who will apprs-
lend them and secure them In any. gaol, so
sahat the subscriber, living near Dumfriss,
may get them again.
John Stone.
Px;aee william County,
June ~. co
p. S. AllD6rscns arc forbid from harbor.
ieg them, skd from conyeying them sway
isr ~ land or water.
7ust Receiued,
~ For Sale BY C0Z7O1fs5 STEWART
&arrss Stranger IN Ireland.
xfsse ons 1eklsr,
: -s
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TO Parents Guardians, & Teacher,
Just PUBLISHED,
& 4BY, C07TOM IND S1.EH,.f RI.
ALExAEDRIA,
M AV @ RS

4 UNIVERSAL oPELLING-BOOK.
Accompanied by progressive series Of I.asy
and Familiar Lessons.
Intended as an Introduction to the FIRST EIe.
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TO RENT,

.A,nd insneesete Possession gfvs7a,
The STORE and DWELLING HOUSE
on Fairfax street, occupied BY Jacob h..6ma's
IAN excellent stand Cor the DRY Coon buss.
tatss.--Appiy to
Jonah Ehompfon & Son
Nfarch T.. 3tawtf
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FOR SALE,
On advantageous terms.

On advantageous terms
A THREE STORY sBRECK E.IRK.
s IN HOUSE, on Uhion-street, next door
to Benjamin Shrcve, jun. well situated for the
SAihhing OR Grocery business-A a LOT
of GROUND, at the corner Of Water and
Wnlfe-streetS
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IS \ J. ROPE r r. CRAY
bookseller, King stree, A1exaasr'S
rAs tAfELr RncErvED FOR SALE
The following Valuable Books.

The following RdiuAptC bS1Aos
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1914 South America OK HIDES, of th'
first quality, from Monte Viesio, are nov
landing and for sale at No.4, Watsr-street
Baltimore, by
t1y;ll;o,, YcrLipc
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rCUTHRIE'S Geography, in 2 vs.
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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-17
WASHINGTON, Feb. 4.
United States


Me1rJ. Boilstan and SaUartqooat. }
The following opinions were delivered on the
3oth ult. in the circuit court of the diftrict
OF Columbia, on the motion to commit the pri-
toners.
Cbiefj29ge Craneh delivered the following o.
pinion:
1t is the opinion of majority of the iudg-
es that Eric Bollman and Samuel Swartwout
hould be committed for trial for the crime
with which they are charged. 1t is ALTO the OPT.
Mon of majority of the judges that they fheuld
not be admitted to bail at prefent.
Upon the motion heretofore made to this
court by the attorney of the u. States for war
rant to arreft doctor Bollman and Mr.. Swart-
won't upon the charge of treafon againft the u.
S. thought myielf bound to difIent from the
opinion of my brethren on the bench, becaufe
did not think that the fact before us, fupport-
ed by oath or affirmation, ihowed probable
caufe to believe that either of the priioners had
levied war againft the u. S.
After further elaboration, and more mature
examination, both of the evidence and the law,
my doubts are very much confirmed.
In times like thefe, when the public mind is
agitated, When wars, and rumors of wars,
plots, coniPiracies and treafons excite alarm, it
is the daty of the court to be peculiarly watch
ful, leaf the public feelings fhonld reach the
feat OF Juitice, and thereby precedents be eta
blifhed which may become the ready tools of
faction in times more diiaftrous. The WORT of
precedents may be ettablifhed from the beft of
motives. We ought to be upon our gnard left
our zeal for the public inteTelt lead us to over
ftep the bounds of the law and the conftitu-
ten for although we may thereby bring one
criminal to puniihment, we may furDilh the
means by which an hundred innocent perfons
may iuffer.
The contribution was made for times of COM
motion. In the calm of peace and PROPERTY
there is feldom great injuitice. Dangerous
presidents occur in dangerous times. 1t then
becomes the duty of the judiciary, calmly to
poife the fcaIes of juftice, unmoved by the arm
of power, undifturbed by the clamor OF the null
titude.
Whenever an application is made to us in our
judicial character, we are bound, not only by
the nature of our Office, but by our folemn
oaths, to adminiiter juftice according to the
laws and contribution of the u. s.
No political motiyes,-no reafons of Rate,
can jultify difregard OF that foemn ipjuneti-
on.
In cafes OF emergency, ii is for the executive
department of the government to aet upsn it's
own responsibility, and to rely upon the necef-
hty of the cafe for its publication but this
court is bound by the law aud the contribution
in all events.
When therefore the combustion declares, that
" the right OF the people to be ieCure in their
penons," sgana UNREASONABLE feizures,"
A" ihall not be violated" and that no 40ar-
rants iball IfIue but upon probable eaa(S fup-
ported by OATS or G.6frmatiOn," thus court
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-17
WASHINGTON, Feb. II.

ON MONDAY Mr.. Lee delivered mort ar
gument before the Supreme Court of the u. S.
on his motion for writ of Habeas Csrput in the
cafe of Samuel Swartwout.
Mr.. Rodney fiid 1t was not his with in this
ftage OF the buGnefs, to make any remarks. If
it fhould be the determination of the court to
ifiue writ of Habeas Corpus he fhould cheer
fully fubmit it.
The Chief Juaice fad the court would give
their opinion the next day.
On TUESDAY, Mr.. Harper obferved that az
the court had not yet given opinion on the
motion made by Mr.. Lee, it was his with in
connection with MIR. Martin, to be heard as
council for DR.. Erick Bollman. He fad they
were induced to make this requeft, from un-
derftanding that the court had fome difficulty
on certain points, which had not been 70 fully
examined by Mr.. Lee as their importance me-
rited.
The Chief Juftcc faid the court would hear
Meiirs. Harper and Martin tomorrow.
We have received Nafhville paper of the
9TH OF Jan. containing an account of the diff
million OF the militia rafed by Gen. James
Jackfon, under the imprefIion that no danger
exifted for their continuing embodied. Thefe
proceedings imprefiiyely maoifeft the patriotifm
OF the Rate of Tennefee. We ihall give them
entire i'll our next.
EsfraS ola letter from fbe Governor ofTenneE
Jee, to member Of CongrejJ, Gatfd KnoxviHe,
5en.9i.
" You may ref anured nothing is to be ape
pretended from any mifcondu6i in the people
of TennelTee. No doubt fome malcontents
are among us; but their party is too inlisuiG.
cant to difturb the public tranquility"
Extraa eta letter, dated Nrqv- Oriean5, Tanaar,
9, 1907.
We are Fill in fufpenfe as TO Mr.. Bnrr's
operations. Should Mr.. Burr appear in furce,
our only hope weuld in my opinion be OF Gen.
Wilkinion and his force"
Exfr09 Of litter, dafc4 NqNviie, Jan. 10,
1907.
can with pleafure and great confidence
allure you that there is no fiction of the u. S.
more hrmly attached to the government and
union of the u. S. than this part Of TepneGee.
Burr has frequently viGted Naihville, has been
treated with marked attention by few indiv,-
duals but | hope and believe that this was in
duced by the motive of hospitality 10 itiapgers.
However, ] am certain that none here would
cooperate IN fuch deip erate and wicked I'M
dertdkings, except there might be a few def
perate and cmbarrafIed men. As Goon as The
public mud became informed by The Preident's
proclamation, you can have no conception how
high tie public indignation fofe aga,nfl ali who
were even fufpeaed."
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-17
ExfreS Of later dated Ma,y~iis, Trs. jan.
10, 1907.

The intrigues Of Burr have had no inhu.
ence IN this part Of the fate, and have only
ferved to excite contempt. Ihope VIZ fflsll be
all VIE enough to know that our Batiors feIei-
ty depends on our uDIoD."
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-17
New Orleans, 2eth December. Iso

(sJ On the day this wa, fent to the prsf., had
conversation with DIR. Rodgers, in eonfequsne.
OF which the following esrrsfpOndspe PaGsd ketween
uss
Sra,
" 10 my sonvsrfatiSn with you this morning,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-17
"JAs. BROWN.


And that few days after Cen Wilkinfon's arrival,
openly mentioned to him, if he thought it an ev-
denee OF guilt. why did he continue his intimacy with
me If he has other proofs as he once limited, why
are they not brought forward No efforts of mine
have been wanted to provoke enquiry, appears by
my conduct in Court. and by the following letter,
delivered to Judge Hall, on the day it bears date
"SIR,
Il is now upwards of week Gnee General
Wilkinion charged me, at the bar of the Superior
Court, with participation high crimes againn the
United States, Promfing fupport them by afdavit
though you may probably have heard this eircum-
Rance yet, as You cannot aa without authentic nfor-
nation, take the liberty of Eating it, that the general
may be fummoned to lay any charges he may have a.
gana me before the proper tribunal or that his neg
lea or ineapaeity to produce them, may be ano-
tier evidence of the unfeunded nature of his accua
tion lam, with great refpea, your mott obedien.
fervant.
(Signed)
edward LIVINGSTON.
" Dec. IS, lso6.'a
~ am authorized TO fate, that official COMMUNE
cation has been made general wilkinfen that the
proper tribunal was ready to receive and a9 upon A.
ny charges he might think proper to make.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-17

think you Rated that you had not very perfed reco
lection of the mentioned BY MIR. Keene to you,
asehofe Of Perfons engaged in Mexican expedition,
and that you may have mentioned fome in your afda
vii from hearing them frequently fpoken of-You
ALTO hated, If recolle9 right, that you did think
from Mr.. keens manner, that he was in Garner, and
that the circumstances made very tte impreion upon
y0o at the time.
81 alto with you to Rase whether other names q do
not with you to Partieularze them) were not menti
oned by Mr. .Keene, and fet forth in your af
davt Whether any of them have been arreftsd, &
whether or more, are not now in the fervce of
the U. States.
Your immediate anfwer to this note, will much
oblige your mot obedient fervant.
(Signed)
"EDWARD LIVINGSTON.
Ct Dec. e6, 1906.
Z" To Dr.. R0iger,.''
as,R,
'' In our conversation, mentioned there was
Pofibity that might have introduced names in my
affidavit which were not mentioned by Mr.. Keene to
me, becaufe the Perfons fupeed had been frequent
iy fPoken Of in my hearing, but believed that was
csrrea-Ilkewife mentioned that had not then pla-
ced confidence in Mr.. Keenes narrative, fuppoiing
that Burr" would not have chofen wild rafting
fellow, fueh as he is, to further his fchemes. The
names of all the perfons mentioned by MIR. Keene,
were fct forth in my affidavit, none of whom have
believe been arreed; of them is in the fervice of
the u States but he with another, were noticed in
my certificate, otherwife than the reR.
(Signed)
CIV. RODGERS,
Surgeon cf the U. States Navy.
" To E&tvarl Livingfon, En-.
" Dee. &c, 1906"
From this it appears among other facts. that Mr..
keene mentioned the names of feveral gentlemen.
none OF whom have been denounced, or arreffed; &
one OF whom is actually an officer now employed un-
der Gen. Wilkinfon's command. If the general then
gave credit to this nfornation why are not the othe
denounced. If he did not, why is it made the ground
Oh aeeuiation againt me! As to the payment of the
money to Boman, let il be remembered, that no fe-
eret was made of the tranfaen that told it to the
profeeutor for the u States appear, by the follow
| ing certificate:
"Shortly after my receiving information of the srr
val of Dr. Bollman in this territory, Mr. Edward Ii
vinghon informed me, that Bollman had prefented to
him an order for about two thonand dollars, drawn
IN favsr OF Bolman, by Col. Burr and at the fame
time exPreed his furprze, that Burr ihould have been
| indebted to Bolluan.
| (Signed)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-03-09
~"1I TUT tfltIlBo UlY
And overcome Is, like lunmer cloud,
Without our lpecial wonder ?"
JAMES ALEXANDER.
Baltimore, February t3 l8o-.



The houfe Of representatives have been
employed for two days IN c0ufderng the IN
foluuon introduced BY Mr. Broone. the OBJ
iett Of which il, more effectuaiy ~ lecure
the privilege Of the writ Of habeas corpus ID
perions in cuitOdy Under The executive
The conduct Of gen. Wukinion was iufii.ed
or executed by fevera fpeakers, and Mr. Early
thought he merted a ltayue Of god .ar.
Euot yeaerday reiumed the dilrutGon He
thought if any perlol delervcd a Hatue Of
gold it was the mover Ct the reio u;ion. The
HOLY attribute, Of the contribution. 10 borrow
the language Of the great violator himlelf had
been lacHHced At The ihrine VI military power
Mr., E. laid he had heard ~ much III the yir
tue, .triotisIn, and perfect widom Of The
preleat naturalization that he wiihed 10 hear
nothing more Of the iubie4 He Jaw integ-
rity and general ability but Wi II nothing Of
that perfect witdom. He could afcribe 10
il that inf4Ibil TN, now leemed 10 I've the teIt
OF genuine repubicaniim-tie had begun TO
he A fcepEic ana doubted wLether II were per-
fec Or approached very near 10 perfection.
Mr.. ]. Randolph lpokc twice 1t length ir
fupp0rt Of the reloIuuuu. He cared NOT frO,,
what Ede of the hOule the refolution came.
WLocyer food forward Ill defence If TIE con-
huutior and the righ,s OF the people ihu3
have his fup sort quoah hoe, MI. R repro lcis-
ed the Old republican party, Il il VT exJlef fos
leaving their former principles; they could
rot 90, Blame tbs enemies for Occupying
popular ground which they had abaudouct
Whenever they Quilted tide old principle. af
trial by jury, tine freedom Of the preis, and tbs
determination Of the military liz The civil au-
thority, they mrit eHpettthei enemies 20 leize
the ground.
Mr. 2. pronounced the conduct Of Wilkin-
fon 10 Be the moi, daring ulurpation that ever
did, will, or can exifS, IN tins or any COUNTRY.
He would NOT, however, FAY much of the COM
malder in chief. The lea.. fAd Jhe bstter,
tiIi they knew all. tie had always thougir
there were more rugues than one. re d:1 nee
like this plan Of ian1tifyiug or c4nonIzn1-
men before they are dead. II tile ccnldtu.iou
is broken by franklin, afhirgton OF JetF15-
fon, he would Plnth the vioiater.
IN reply 70 MIR. 6 W Campbell, who pro.
fed NOT 10 be tile tAciuh.e champion of tl.c
contribution, Mr. Il. Cljd be was glad q 4,
f5r God help the CONC ution and the laws, IL
they depended On luch defenders.-Gzz, " y.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-03-09
I Uhoh NJ. 163.

rigging, expofed to the danger Of a
winter voyage ana the incIemency OF
the fealon, defcribed 70 be 4 man
Of great art and addrels and Of dar-
ing courage" prohibited the ute Of
pen and ink, and forbid to fpeak' TO
any one but commilhoned officer.
And yet all this has happened, not
in the heart Of delpotic empire, not
at period Of foreign war, or inte(-
tine trouble, buS at ! moment Of pro-
found peace and domefic tranquil
Ity in country where the conititu-
ton Of the United States y the Drl-
mary and tranicen ,antal law. where
the wrir Of habeas corpus has been
given to the lubjeGt, as boon of in
eltImable value +; IN land laid 70 be
reclaimed from Eeryitude, whcre the
civil power Of the magiltrate alone is
felt, AMI military force is itraneer
and it has happened TOO, under the
eye OF an American governor, APP
pointed TO his magiltracy BY the pre-
tidenr Of the United States, AMI one
ct the objects Of this unheard Of
outrage, is a young member of the
bar, acquainted with very few Of the
inhabitants Of M. Orleans, Granger
70 their language, without influence
or authority IF any kind, either to
excite or aid an infurrection, and we,
known, 10 far as any knowledge Of
him extends, 70 b. from principle at
tached 10 firm and energetic gov
erpmsnt, and utterly to deteit all ;he
delpicable arts by which grovelling
ambitioR would afcend 10 power.
-" Can Iuch things be,
And overcome H., like lummer cloud,
Without our lpecial wonder ?"
JAMES ALEXANDER.
II
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-03-09

The celebrated kofciuGSo has cir
culaced all addrcfs among his cohn-
trvmen, tht Poles, 10 route them to
aiierr 'hofe rights as a nation, which
have been wreited from them.
EoIciuiko Che fIys) IS about to
JOIN you. | loon ihalI behold the pa
ternai earth which my arm defend
WI thoie hclda l have bIthed with
my blood and, with tears vf inv |
will embrace thofeunforunatc friends
whom was not permitted To follow
70 the grave Beloved and brave
couotrymen, whom | was 20 speh-
sd 70 abandon 70 tie yoke ST The
conquecors, have only IivrA To ~
vonse your wrongs and ! nov re-
t4rH % retoce yuu a. rltsdJm,