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Gan adop, il MIR. Manroe, who ffpr the ,,ar.
.icular confttutionai proviiiens of his native
Hate of Virginia. which admits and ipecifies :.
ven the form of allie ua,i,n, ami M, coubt woud
content for the prin,' pie aud ris"' of aiiena,
on Dad limit "n the protection of e1vry ei,i-e,,
whether born hnce before the r,voiu,ior:
or naturahzed according to the con.iitu;.u;..i
ordinances Of the union.
The main queRian in difpute then was. fl,,,l
the nag Profed all persons failing Under !. I? Re-
cauie the word pr,jous is the only ole whi.t.
would render begociation Deceive and fu:e,i,.r
10 the eternal cavis and fubtertuges of the Loyp
robe. 8
The Englifh negociators appeared difpofed
when they fat in September lat. to give fuch
an explanation of the word citizen, as would
embrace the nafuraksea as well as the neutral
born citizens-here alone the negotiations were
not cioied as to principles on every other
point they had been mutually and to the COM
mon ia'istatton of both fdes, agreed in the prin-
Ciples.
And onthis point it probable they may 4.
gree, or had agreed in October or November
that 10, if the Engfiih miniers are as Iincrrr as
they have appeared to he, aud profsfird 10 be,
and as their actions during the neg ocia,ions Ger
ttany Indicated, here then is the point a, wah
he ncs,ciation had arrive.
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MonIap Ynnnnr. 70


An engrofed bin, Is To amend AN att concerning
grand juries petis juries and venirenen, was read
third time and blank therein being filed IN, wa. pa
fed
An engfoied bill, To amend an aa, to continue
and amend an act, for further continuing and amend
ing the aa, entitled, ' An aG FOR reducing into
one the fevera as concerning executions and for the
relief OF noivene debtors reaI ti.ird time
and paiIsd.
Reaivea, That the bill DO pafs and that the title be
an act :" 10 amend an act TO continue and amend an
act for further continuing and amending the af, en-
titled, An a for reducing into the ievea acts
concerning executions aud for the relief of inoven,
debtors"
An ergrofIei bill " To amend the a!a entitled :,
" An ACT to amend the penal laws Of ;his Common
wealth. was read third time, blank therein file
up and the title amended;
Reoui, That the bill do pats and that the title be-
an aes +" Concerning the internal regulations Of the
Peniteniiary houle."
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-17

tanning tie 5,h and is,l, hui tins ot he grand
army the former dated at Nuremberg the 23,:,
and the latter at Kop1adi. the e4th Odo6. r,
at which p'ac.sthe inperAl headquarters Mere
each day reipr 9iveiy. There had beeu 10 o.
her battle iiuce thoie Gated in the pre-, eding
bullsti''s already publihtd.
The 10th bulletin Rates that Ere'iih goods
had been teizrd AT Leiriitk TO the amount of
fixty millions of francs (twelve millions of dol.
ars) that the emperor had ordered each officer
a complete tnit, and gTeat-coat and coat for
each folder of his army The marquis Lu, he
6ni, (Pruilian MiniRrrl had been fomr days at
the headquarters ut Napoleon, hut who had
rsfiljed to fee bin this miuifier, however, was
permitted to have frequent communications
with Duroc, the mailer of the palace. French
columns entered Potsdam on the esd and Berlin
on the 24th OGtoher.
The duke OF Brunfwick's miniffcr was treat
ed with the mott marked Indignation.
Lsdser.
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T4s2ay, J4naayy ID.

A communication from the Senate by their clerk
he Senate have receded from their fourth an,e,d-
rnent propofrd to The BILL &c To amend an act, enti-
tied, an act, to amend the f.verl laws concerns
ing Gaycs," to which the FIoufe Of Delaga,es dc,-
greed.
'rhrv have pafed the following bill, to wiz:
4 bill, = Giving the aflent OF this tate to an aa
Of Congreis, for laying and making road from
the Potowmac river to the Gate Of Oho"-and,
q BILL Annexng the county of Albemarle to the
diltriet for which chancery is directed TO be
holden in Staun,on;
They have alto paIcd the bill, " Concerning the A.
batemeDt OF fuiis and executors and aminiiirators"
the bill, Concerning The militia Of the city of Rich
mond--and the bill, " Extending Bcuh Nree, in ,hs
borough Of Norfolk with amendments TO which
they refnen the concurrence OF tie Houie Of Dele
gates.
The Houfe proceeded to confder the AMENDMENTS
to the t" lirl named bills. ard the fame being twioe
read, WERE on the queiion Fut thereuPon, agreed
by the houie.
Ordered, q at the clerk aequant the Senate
Herewith
The boufe proceeded to conGdcr tie amendment,
when,
On motion, Ordered, that the further confederate
on of the flid bIl with the amendments, be poSpo.
ned TO the Sla day of March next.
An engroied bill, " To empower the executive 70
appoint perions coIIe6 the Of txes;' was
Ttad u thTd tHne, ana piiCti.
The Speaker laid before The houfe letter from the
mayor of the city of Richmond, in tie following
words
Richmond, 18th January, 1907.
SIR,
Ir is thought by the Court Of Hunings Tor the
City Of Richmond, 'ti'9s, that Mr.. George Snn,-
mers, a member Of your honorable houie ia r5a,e-
rial wtneis in proiecu;ion now depending in that
court for felony 20 obtain the benefit % his -iii-
mony they have had him regularly funmon-d, bu' he
has refufed to attend; they have direGled make
you this communication, and to requea 81 youg homo
rable body that MIR. Summers privileges may be
fuipended until the aoreia trial is over, that he may
be compelled by compuiiory procels TO attend
] FIR,
With great refptG.
Your nbrdien lersanf,
! L. CARR!&GFOS N.ysE
! The hon. Peter Iohnaon, Speaker Of the Hoils Of
ReprefenIatve&
| On motion, Rrfoved, thar Mr.. Snnmer.,a mem.
Der Of this houfe Lave lave TO attend the court o1
Hulngs OF the city OF Richmond, wi;geis on be-
! hall of the commonwealth.
On motion. Ordered, that the lsd lctter hg isii
spou the table.
The houie proceeded to coulider the bill, Imrr.
iing for tile fUppori Of government (Which pi
with fevefal amendments sreported Ircs1 the toG''
Tuittee Of the v hole hoHfe the Gate Of tie ceH-
monwealth, lay upon the tislc--1 he fseond sfrsBGs
ment propoed by the conlnliitesis IN the ti,pwirZ
words q On thar portion of the capital f"eHcf tie
hank Of the q States WHICH IS 6epnJted ~ ,hg brs'tt
bank at NorGo , a fax Of rer reHi1"
II 4 mosion was made amend the laid snisP ABglt
by adding to K tie fcllo@iug word 70 WI "a 90
esptsi Rock Of the bank Of YFgieia, rs =
per eentun
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Gurope
TR ANSLHTED FOR THE CHARLESTON
TIMES.
BERLIN, October "a.

Martial Davout has his head quarters at Potf1am
the Bavaran envoy Chevaler de Bray, and the Dutch
charge daffaires M. Bordea-n, gone from here
fad place, recommend the welfare Of this city
the minHers of neutral princes, and their fubjeSs,
who here, free from all war charges. Gene
raj Hulin, who commands here, lah year ALTO
French commandment at Vienna.
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WESTpHALIA, on. %.

The county of Lingen is taken poG,fion Of for his
~sjeay the King Of Holland not by military force,
hut 10y an address from the administrative College at
Munher--all the Prufian eagles, and other arms,
are ALTO taken down by order of Gen. Miehaud, and
no PrufIlan uniform dare 10 be wore any longer.
requil,ion is made on the county of 100 horfes,
SO head Of cattle, and is faid that larger demand
will be made--it is likewife reported that Emblem
and Minden in poGefI,on of French and Dutch
troops.
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NORFOLK, Ilnusry 10.

- s<'A. ~/-rA-,' y l1
On Saturday last his. i;ii,ain,i,k sI.jeity'.
H.ip Leop$Ti:- of SO gus, arrived IN Hampton
Roads trarn'Bsrmussi. Yetrrday Rear Adm
raj Sis RicRARp SraAcHAH, in thr C.eiay az
81 enns, acco npanlea hy The Triuulph al -
guns, aud Inc Et i'opaze trigats, all f,om la
htax, anchored in the Ctv,, aud yeiterday the
Meiainpus ifixate 20; un''tr way from Hanp-
ton Roads, and went down TO join the Admiral.
Ledger.
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ANCLAM, O6. 2s.

The theatre of war, which till now in the en-
virons Of Mark, draws nearer and to the
boundaries of Pomerania there battle near
Templin a cannonade was heard here this day-a
war treafure arrived here to day.
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Conceal 1ssemhip Of GIirgti,ta,
E*t,ae7s from tie Journal Of the Hsln of De-
krgaieJ.
Safnrdag, Ianuarr Io.

MIR. Gholion Preienred, according order, bill,
" To amend the aa, entitled, An a \ 10 inccrporat.
TWO co'nPaniesior the pmpoie of cutting naviga-
Bile Canal from Roanoke river neherrn river and
another navgabe canal from Nanlemonl river 70
Benefits creek in the la.e Of North Caroliua"--
which was received and ordered to be laid upon the
table.
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f:Dos1s,a9t,c.
ErOms TIE Awora cfJanuo,y 10.
FACTS.

FACTS.
The following are hut brief abftratls of long
and intereiling letter from NatcheZ. Out'rss =
ders may ref ON the aiiurance that II comes
from as honorable aud true an American as
breathes--dnd as much above fraud or JScepti-
on.
&c After general ohiervations on the cnufp;.
racy /; the deien of the confpirators now sp-
pears to be to unite Kentucky, Tenn, Zee, Lnu-
iiana, the Floridas, and part at leaf of Mexico,
into independent empire (; and that the
SPaniih government of their provinces, are to
aet in conjunction with the confpira,nrs, under
the PROTECTION OF GRE AT BRITAIN;
and that they expect a BRITISH FLEET TO
AID THEM, which is to- arrive ut the rcuth of
the MIliiiippi within two three months at
tartheit. Col. Burr, general WilllnIon, and
Daniel Clarke, the deputy in congrefs, from
Orleans, are at the head of this confpracy,
to fcParate tie weffsrn country from the union.
I" Several officers in the United States frrvice
have reigned, refining to ferye under Wilkin-
ION he wihcs tc carry all the arms and ns,res
at fort Adams TO Orleans (; but was nCt per
mitted.
" Wi!kinfon Icft this place on the Goth, in
company with major Minors Spanfh officer
" No men could be more alert, ,,,,r nior,. at
iached to the union, than the people of this
territory"
What fav the Britilh agents 70 the above
damnng verhcaton of the Aurora anticipate
ons I?
What fay the admirers of the Cambrian FIJI
gates outrageous iniolcrce
What Fay the advocates for the fufpenfion CT
the non-impurt law?
Is major Jackfon ready to turn on, againl
EHgij6 as well as Spa1B or French /?
One and all what tay Won. who are frier =
Of 1876.
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STETTIN. Oaober %.

The corps Of HohenIoe, and the French troops,
came, according report, to action yenerday, near
NeuCadt- Oberfwald, from whence the news is
peGled-the French troops are expected here to-day
or tomorrow. The Engih Coniu has left this
place,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-17

Sir John Boriafe Warren's f1uadron arrived
at Porlfmsuih on the 4sh of November, .fte,
an unfucceistu! cruiZe III fcarch Of tha French
fleet on the American coat.
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VAXFL. October 90.

The Baron Ven Reeden, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF
this place is this moment reformed from the bead
quarters Of Gen. Daendels aad brings official accounts,
that the Duehy Of oldenburg is to remain completely
neutral.
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BRUNSWICK o.. 80.

The french have taken pofIelion Of this Duehy, as
conquered country. Gen. Narration is commander
at neutrality-suspicious. alto ~ poileihOn OF the
French.
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NORFOLK, January 10.

To the attention OF our CORE fpoudent at Bor-
deaux, we are indebted for Paris journals, con
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an important proyifon. He would again recnr
to he mefiagc. While ahv-r,ing 20 this
branch Of law, it is proper 10 obfrrve that in
enterprifss medita:ed aeanG foreign nations,
the ordinary proofs of binding TO the obferv-
ance Of the peace and good behavior, could it
be extended to acts to be done out of the ju-
rifdietion of the u. S. would be yfettua in fo.ue
cafes where the offender is able to keep out Of
Fight every indication of his purpoie which
could draw on him the exercte Of the powers
now given by law"
He believed this a valuable proviion, and
one which might be 10 framed as not to infringe
the rights of the citizen. II indeed the prov-
fons Of the bill! were made comfortable to thofe
or the act providing againit expeditions agaiDlt
foreign powers, it would in his opinion filfIice.
That a6t conftitu:ed fuch cAtnce high mfr
demeanor, gave TO the executive the power to
ufe the armed force Tor the purpofe Of its fup-
prefiion, and auho,ifrd the binding over TO
good behavior. For ihefe reafnns he hoped the
motion TO poapone the bill would he rejected,
that the committee of the whole would be diff.
charged from its further confederation and that
II would be referred to- felef committee.
The quefion was then taken on poltponing
the bill till tomorrow, which was difagreed to (;
Ayes ii Noes 6l.
FIR. EpPes then offered his motion (, diff
charge the conpiitee of the whole from the
farther confederation ofthe bill.
Mr.. DAWSON f.id he was AT a lofs to know
what advantages would refult from fuch
cour.e of procedure, unlefs the bill fhould be
recommitted to different committee from
that which introduced it. It had been already
recommi;ted; and the committee to whom it
had been recommit:ed had reported it unani-
rouily. As an anfwer to fomc of the oh;eSti-
ons OF MS colleague, he would obferve til at the
committee in reporting this bill had only re.
ported in part {; and that they had it in con.
temptation to make the provifon he had allud.
cd to in fpecial bill. He did not confider il
the duty of committee to draft bill in pre-
cite conformity TO the ideas of the Prefident,
but in correspondence with their own fenti.
ments. Asto the objection that the bill was
iimilar 10 the firft fiction of the fedition att
Mr.. Dawfon obfereed that if his colleague had
been IN the Houie when that bill was paffed, he
would have known that the fiction read by
him had not been objected to by any one, and
that it was only the fecond fiction which had
been oppofed. He hoped, if the bill were re-
committed. 1t would be fent to fome other
committee than the one which had introduced
it.
The quthon was then put on difcharging
the committee of the whole from the further
consideration of the bin, and pafied in the mega
t've--Ayes 5o-Noes 5o-the Speaker declaring
himieifin the negative.
MIR. Southland from the committee appointed
on memorial of fundry citizens of Wafhiny-
ton, Preiented a bill authorizing the Pre(ident
10 ieaie the public ground in the city of Wafh
inGton, WHICH was referred to committee of
the whole TO- morrow.
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Mr.. Elliot and Mr.. J. Clay fuggeited their
indifpoiiton to the amendment on the ground
OF the delay it might location in acting on the
bill before the Houfe relative to the Sifcbarge
Of the debt.
Mr.. Burwe', amendment was ygreed to-
Ayes 81.
On motion Of Mr.. ton the refolution was
further amended, 70 as only to require quarter
~ Gatements from April 1901.
On motion Of MIR. J. Clay it was farther a.
, mended by adding after "rcJbeaifely," A" on
the n day of April, 1901"
So amended, the refoIution WAS agreed 10.
Mr.. G. w. Campbell faid it would be re-
collected that at the lat fr(lion the Prefident
had laid before the Houfe, after its ratification,
treaty made with the Chckafaw tribe of In
d'hns; that An a6t had paiTrd the Houfe f r
carrying 1t into efrct, but had failed from Il
Enlargement of the two Houfes ON certain a.
mendments. The coufeguence was that the
government was unable TO make the itipuIated
payments, and that comfortable Inconvenience
was iikelyto enfue. Some of the chiefs of this
tribe had been here lait year they had relu-
quiiied their land, and were greatly di1atisiisd
at not receiving the lums Stipulated TO be paid
to them. 1t was almoa imponhle 90 make
then. feniibe Of the policy of the u. s. on this
iuhjte. To obtain the attention Of the Homie
to the fnhject, Mr.. G. moved the following re-
folution
ReJol1'ed, That progifou I've made for carry.
Ing into effect the treaty made between the u
5. and the Chickafaw tribe of Indians on the
cd day of July 1905.
Referred to a committee Of the whole Houfe
Tomorrow.
The bill to prohibit the importation Of Gave:
iaio the U.S. was read .hird time.
Mr.. Gcdinger moyed to recommit the bin ia
a feLca committee.
, On this h:otiOn long debate enlued--Mef
Redinger, Sloan, Bidwiil, FindIey, Ouinty
Ely, Smile, J. Clay, Gregg and Acxsudet
| iupported and MeGrs. Rsiy, Matters and
holisnd, oppcled the motion, which was car
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Continuation Of the DEBATE on the asotien
r.. :, III Lo,a., J0,-.rf ~, ,r,,.,, -
TOR a ju6bGna Duces 5ecugs,
WEDNESDAY, June 10.

~
B Mr.. ~ Rea. will as;emp, 20 satisfy
The court tina, the counsel have pot ground.
.edsheir motion upon this affidavit: (Here
Mr. Al'Res read The s6aaaviD -. 1Nay
be material 10 his dsftnce2' Now, SIR,
how is sh:s. j? had always understood be-
fore sf1st all applications Of ihi, kind must
be fonnded npon positive testimony, that
the party was nos al liberty 10 stare vague
ard loose cctjrosures; bat tina. he mus.
y give nrdonbstag ASSERTIONS and what was
still further. fhrt he sheu!d swear that
slhese docuasn,s wese material to his de.
fence. The oath is not, that they nav
possibly be Of use; sha they may or may
not be n.aterisl--on tsis subject it is not
/ merely sufficient to advance some precari.
Gus conjectures; bu. the parry most ex-
plici.ly staie his belief, not that they NAV
4 be, but,;hat they are material Nay, sill
further, in criminal cases the party is not
merely.requiredby be cour, to say sha.they
are material, sbuszn srhat respect they are
so ~ these points, then, this affidavit is
essentially tlefeclive-I. certainly does not
state A9v these documents ere material !:
i. does not even asser. that tbey are. mate.
rial; oa' only advances eos,jecsare thar
they may lie So
ibeIisve, sir. on the authority Of de.
scisiou of she court of The UoiIeaASta.es,
10 'he case OF Cooper Of Northumberland
(p.13 Of the report of the ,rial) It may
be shove that the present party has no
authority TO demand these papers.
And, sir, the case Of Cooper was ma.
terially Distinguished from the one before
the court. in this important feature, tha.
ihePnhlic officers were in the very city and
on the very spot, where the trial was con.
Quoted. The seat OF government was
then At Philadelphia and no. q, w ashipg.
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sac the flames burst up the "a IN g nv ~
which divided the fore from he alter parl
|of the ship. called'to every body % ge1
|to ,tsf foremost partof the ship, as all hopes
were Il an end Of saving her & desired e
very one 70 save himself as fast as he could
i had scarcely rsachedthe forscassle when
I sawall parts from-she csnlreof the boens
az. in a raging fame. When the fire had
reached the other part Of the forecastle. at.
Ter exhortipg the officers and ships compa.
nysio the amount Of four hundred men,
who were ON the forecastle and about the
bowprit, 10 be cool and dependon the
boat !; and also seeing that all hopes OF
saving the ship were vain. ! Jumped @
7 ve1bard from the spritsail yard, and being
aboik halt an hour Ia the water, ! was
pickId up by one Of the boats Of the Csno.
pus,and taken on board that ship much ex.
lhaused.
..In the execution Of the duty which
| devdved on me as captain Of the ship Ia
| suchh situation derived much assistance
! fromall The officers, but particularly froan
| lien,nants Proctor, Brown, Mitchell, and
Siblsop, as also the master and captain
Of Marines and with respect to The ships
company under such circumstances at fire
mcls rapid 4 believe than was ever known
before, with hammocks below under the
impression Of terror, which fire at any
tin,s creates, but particularly when men
were j1st out Of their beds, 20 people could
have behaved with more coolncs or perss.
verance than they did.
IS In pursuance OF the standing orders, 1
had recsiysd the report from he first lieu
tenant Of his having visited al! parts of the.
ship, wish tic warrant officer and master at
arms, which he had found clear AID safe !;
/ had also received the particularreport of
the master at arms, but 90. tha: Of the lieut..
Of the marine guard, who was accustomed
10 visit all below, and report TO me anime
o'clock. a. which hour this unfortunate
ven, COX place.
Captain blackwood's narrative here clos.
ed, aud several evidences being called in.
10 court were exami-ed, the cour, having
dehberated CD he sane, formed thsir OPT.
MON accordingly, which was, unsDimcus
" scqui,.ipg captain 3. his ofhceFs aud
crew.
A similar honorable acGuit,al was pro-
nounced by she members Of a court mar
tiai held of Cadiz by order OF lord Col
lingwood.
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From the RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
TRIAL
OF
COL AARON BURR.

G1rcmt Coun qt'the United States for neJyM
Cireuit and District Of Virginia.
Present JoHN MARSHALL, chief Justice Of
the United States,
And CYRUS sGaIFrlN, Judge of the district
of Virginia.
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xsoa IN EScl ISM f.tpE =
s. s. f,tyLARs OF He Loss OF TIE !.
{ = - Ajax. ss ~
r.,,ac - s. liner te;sn, an seiesr, aafsa g
- Ss'ss: 81 3, SEA, April IL.
xsoa IN ENclIsH f4PES'

x Acl1rrdFfCC Oh the
The aIag,,, j 81 given Thai the
,I,;f. yas,oa Are Absfs. and SO rapid was Its
nyaore... HAT 10 about twenty MINUTES tbs
IS aany. r.,s 81 d 10 she sf.er haschway. Even
afhe f-sy an hard desrairrxi of getting the
Ere uads IL ba, The MI Is emit ii came up the
ms;n baschwa, aud took bold Of The rig
vsag. The CONSERVATION was general, and
eyssy person then seq snrd inclined 70 pro.
vide far his safesy followed ii cspsain
and ma 1rr 70 the fsrscastls. ADD enquirrd
from rae iasser. whether he had seen any
cf he vouop rrnalesnss, Being answered
IN the re grtIve, { wen, iir msdia,siy in
ques. &c fhssn. One of them found, and
We wen. I'M edlatr.y out the bowspris 70
the sosi,sasl ward. where capt. Blackwood
and some Sc lbe officers .fcn werr. The
.capis,o ts,sn pluaesd inro the waves with
onss Of the Fen rants, aud was afterwards
snisksei IN bv boat rom The C anopus, bur
he l,rptepans went 10 4hs bottom. Your
friend and were then left to template
~, ~ far,nox.e .hiomasss. The game.
s Z, -; ,hs :, ain and fore
j - 5, !,
= w IS !,
Ml'auss . sns''.a'. ..s'y q0s'ss. n.I
,eauy 'ns o'aSsstp'ek'ees ss h'p' pe''.fs
-. ! - $, q 8. q q,
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tAe = lax anu Sans Pus, tue ue as ese
were 10 D, aa'mfosns saanSsr OF '0s'ae our
lives. ne guns, being ioaoeo, we're re. ois'1
s. charging the shot about our ears. there
were lost, commissioned otacsrs, war.
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5 OF the anlpscomPany."
3 =,
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on nosfu ms ma!es,y sup 1snopus' ~ "
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.ol snquir'oS 5'n' Q Inc Gauss ana su,e,Y
in'essseasing INTO 'he. circumstances q inc
nrs py which ms majssty's snip AJaA was
ens'resy consumed 90 the night OF the 14th
( INST.
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