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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-11-13
FRIDAY, NOyEMsER 6.

Mehrs Garnett and Bacon appointed 70 Join
MT. kobinion Uf the Senate, committee OF en-
rolled bills
The Speaker laid before the Houre, the annual re-
port OF the Secretary OF the Treaiury, which
ierred TO committee OF ways and means aud ordered
to be printed.
TIE Speaker alto laid before the Roufe eomn,u-
nieation from the Governor Of the Indiana Territory
ihcoiing reioiutions oi the Legislative Couuci and
ouie ot Representatives, of that territory reioving
TO make application to Congres repeal the 9th ar
te'e or compact contained 10 the ordnance If Iuly
1881 which prohibits the introduction oi laves Into
the territory.
Aho counter petition from the inhabitants of
Clark sounty--both which were referred To 4 ieieSt
committee ufteven members.
Mr.. Soar pre.ented the petition of I.udwick Kuhn,
OF Philadelphia, praying tor compensation for iup-
ri'e' urnhed during the revolutions. Referred to the
committee of CLAIMS
Nir C'yaem.er prelented the petition of William
f'aha' and others, Of Schenectady manufacturers Of
leath.r, praying that a3 may he paisi prohibi;-
my the exploration Of green hides and ins as there
are nor produced in the country than uIlcent
Tor nome eoniunP'ion, and they now under the
neee'hty oil importing theie articles from the Spani,
daiii--Re!erred TO ihe committee OF commerce and
manufactures.
Mr.. AI"rsrV preiented petition from citizens OF
warren county, IN the fate of Ohio praying for !
new pot rosd.-Referred,
Mr Ler'i', from the committee appointed on the
iuo)ect OF the Potomac Bridge, reported bill a.ihu-
ming the erection Of bridge over the river Potomac
IN the diiire ct Columbia, which was twice read
eomnittedt committee of the whole, and ordered
TO lie printed
Mr.. Lt7Dis preientcd alto the petition of John E.
vans OF Monangaheia, Eating that David Scott, &c
whom he had underiiood peufon had been granite d
entered into the army q" the United States the prine
"i l'''' and that he Was the year following broke
by court MARTIAL and praying that the eircun Run
cet OF the cafe may Be enqurea nto-Reisrred to the
Secretary of War.
Adjourned till Monday
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praying FOR the erection of bridge aerof the Poto-
mac and the iubea had been revived every felton,
iinee. a b mad paied by large majority in this
H, Ito eifea this d.lirable purpoie bne the other
hr.Dch of the legiilature from considerations which
it not neceHary for hini detail. had poapcned
the bill. In order to bring this ubeet again before
CongreG, he moved that the petitions which had been
prelen;ed for and agauft this n,eafure, fhoud be
ierrrd felea committee, with leave report by
bill or otherwife. Agreed to, and Meilrs. Lewis,
Mofsley, Swart, Bard, and franklin were appointed
a committee.
al. Kamford preferted the petition Of Philip Tur-
ner late of Connecticut, bur of ,he ta.e OF N. Y
praying for compensation for his fervices pbyican
aud irrgeon i'll the Revolutionary army Referred to
the Committee Of Claims.
Adjourned
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fiiisi Peupcied cocid b eonSdeted nsnt,
than as eailing eeuiurc upon the committee They
hoped, therefore, toe committee would DC permitted
to proceed vita their enquiries. without any aidti-
"nai inhi uoions, which were altogether unnecena-
Try.
The debate, with the Yeas aad Nays, viii appear
in the next National iuteii;sencer.
Adjourned.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-11-13
RUSSIA AND SWEDEN

u is Gated IN letter from Stockholm, Of
9Th OF Angut, that the REfhsu smbanadnr
had delivered 4 note to the Swedn, government.
in which it was declared, that II alnaance were
rendered to the BTtfh feet, or any part Of it
admitted into tie p0Hs ,: Sweden X wculd be
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-11-13
COPENHAGEN

! Gottenburgh mail arrived Yesterday with
Intelligence to- the SIN. Letters of that date
! fay. that courier had arrived there who left
| CopenbaCen on the evening Of Saturday the
Goth, At which Time in Conicquence of the bonn
/ bardment by DOR fra & land forces the town
was on fire in different places & it was iaid that
the 2rienal wa2 on fire. This was in three DAYS
later than the difpatches, and then the town was
not taken. Thus we find that our troops have
| been landed fortnight and nothing cf-ct ed
! Indeed, after the Danes have had 70 much time
| 10 prepare, and they have been allowed to re.
cover from their fri approximations, and to cal
! culate their means of defence, the fuCccfs of
the attempt upon Copenhagen appears queft-
onabIs. The delay of the attack by the land
may be fuppoicd to he jj,Ifihed by the expecta-
iion of the certain fuccefs of the flow mode Of
operation but the delay in attao king the ma.
val line of defence renders the victory much
more doubtful than it would have beer and
it feems 10 be thought now, that the place nun
be taken by land, and that nnr feet could, from
the preparations made oy the Danes, make lit
tie inpfcilion, where they were formerly vieio-
! nous uHder Melton.
Dilpa:ches have arrived from admiral Gam
bier, but they are not of 70 satisfactory nature
a. was expected. They are dated the q6lb, 6,
were brought 10y the Ern;t gun. brig, which
failed on the 27th. The accoun: given out by
the mctiepger 49, that up to thai time nothing Of
confequepce had taken place. The letters from
the feet reprelent the iicge Of Copenhagen as
likely to continue three weeks.
Indeed ionc private letters have been re-.
ceived which lead us To conclude, that the ac-
counts rece ivcd by minAsrs are unfavorable.-
II ia hated in them, that IN unfucceisfuI attack
was made upon the esd, snd that good many
men were killed on board our Ihips. Ii is fated
aiio, that the Danes had driven our troops from
4 redouht near the town where battery had
been ereted, and that they were twice reoulfsd
in attempting TO retaks It. They have burnt
part Of the fuburbs to facilitate their defence,
and feem determined to hold out to the Ian e.
tremiiy.
There were reports in the city yeferday, c.
admiral Gambler being killed, and fir Home
Popham having lolt leg, and our Beet Having,
on the whole fufered comfortably. Thrie were
certainly unfouudcd, though it was faid that
feverai uGiSers have fallen, which, indeed. Z, eo,.
to be ooroboratcd by the rumours bro't by
the Gottenburgh mail.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-05-21

the clouds are dispersed, and we are
now to enjoy the full sunshine of libertv
and peace.
will now, sir, proceed to inquire
what security have we that the momen-
tary calm will last ? 1t is true that fo-
two or three weeks past, we have not
seen any of our constituents dragced
from their families and friends: that the
guard which insulted even members of
this house, and violated its PRIVILEGES.
is withdrawn; that a citizen NAV now
ride few miles out of the city with
out having his pockets searched, and the
secrets of his friends and family expos
ed to the insulting scrutiny of subal-
tern; that dcfenceless women and chill
dren are no longer made prisoners Of
state and that the business of the court
is no longer confined to the -nugatory
wrlts OF habeas corpus, or the reception
OF insulting returns.
But sir, these seem attended with q
thousand aggravating circumstances,
which have but just passed before our
eyes and what security have you, | re-
peat, that they will not be renewed?
The same force that was employed the
same tyranny that directed it, arc yeti in
your city. An eye is kept over all your
proceedings; every word uttered here
is, most religiously believe, carried 20
your oppressor and upon his will alone
.depends our future fate. We know this;
we feel it, and yet we do not blush 10
say we are free! No sir, we are not free;
and our constituents viii, hope, ascribe
to fear, and nothing but fear, the event
which [ anticipate with modification
and horror, when majority of the
members Of this house shall reject the
memorial and when the same majority
shall adopt in its stead, an address, ex-
cusinC, Palliating, or even iustifying the
conduct ti,at has wantonly DESTROYED
your constitution, and inpudently Vi
olatcd your laws; when VIC shall crawl
in the dust beneath the feet of our op-
Pressor, and shcw the weakness, but sur
pass the t1.bearance Of tn. poor reptile
that turns when uoddcn on.
Sir, viii Il, can it be said, that real or
apparent danger rendered this conduc,
necessary Il [ am answered in the at
hrma-ive, I say the assertion is libel
on orr CDD.fittl .,tp---T tt,i11 t,avp7. c,-,c-
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{ SO J

tee was discharged, and another APP
pointed in its stead, and now upwards
Of twenty days have elapsed, the memo
rial is brought forward for considera-
ton, and the gentleman has the good
conscience to propose the postponement
Of It's consideration. am in hopes the
proposition will have no effect, and
meet the opposition it Justly merits
And now l am up, if l am in order, l
will make some general remarks on the
extraordinary occurrences which pro-
duced the memorial. They will be
such believe as no person in this house
viii find easy to refute.
Instead Of hearing the memorial sub
mitted by your committee, termed a
libel, l expected to have heard it APP
plauded for the temperance & mildness
Of its language instead Of hearing it as
serted that it contained charges I'M
founded and malicious, was myself
prepared to accuse the committee of
having overlooked many important eau
scs Of complaint, and was even tempt
ed to offer proofs Of some, to be added
by way OF amendment to the report.
[ confess, Mr.. Chairman, that | look
around me with astonishment--that |
doubt the evidence of my senses, when
I hear conduct, such as that of which we
complain, palliated or excused and |
would rather bear the idea that a tenn
porary insanity had assailcd ne, than
be forced to the notifying certainty,
that these Palliations, these excuses, the
mean, humbling, half Qualifications, of
arbitrary power, have been asserted by
Americans, in afrcc, dcliberativea assem-
biy.--Free Assembly! pardon me, Mr..
Chairman, the ungumded expression
it is the bittcrest irony, in our situation.
Arc you safe, sir, in your chair? Is
either OF Us in our seats free from the
fear Of actual violation The sword Of
power IS waved over our heads-thc
bayoncts Of military dcspotsm arc at
your door, and the adoption of that me-
mortal may be the signal for your imme-
ciate seizure, Punishment, or death !
And pray sir, to vha quart VIII You
look for protection? 70 the executive of
tie territory IL has been under the ne
cc5sity Of delcgating certain powers t.
our dictator TO your constituents :
Your tame submission to these outrar.s.
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SPEECH OF Mr.. HUGHES,
IN the Legislature Of Orleans.

In I4e Le92SIdtuTe Of orleans.
EarIyin the session Of the Orleans Lee
0lsIature, resolution was unanimously
adopted to address 4 memorial to Con-
9ess, complaining of the conduct of
Gen. Wilkinson, and committee ap-
pointed to draught one. Itappears that
chs committee, after considerable DELAY,
was discharged, and new one appoint
ed. Eight Or ten weeks after the reso-
luton had been adopted, q memorial
was reported, complaining in strong
terms OF WilkinsOn's conduct. On the
10Th OF March the memorial was taken
p, when a motion was made to reject
Il. lhls motion appears to have been
Withdrawn. The memorial having been
'eado motion was made to recommit it
% select committee. On this motion
IN animated debate took place, which
'asted two days, when the memorial was
tnally lost.
The following speech, delivered by a
N1r. hughes, places the conduct of VIII
'.lnson, IN many particulars, in a new
point OF view. For bold and energetic
5ioGnence, severe, sarcastic, and bitter
rh!H2Pic, we think this speech little in
f-rIor to any OF Mr.. Randolph's.
II seems 10 be fayourite idea with
come people, that calling in question the
HtoPrety Of the arbitrary PROCEEDINGS Of
Wilkinson, IS vindicatlng Burr. We
@@nnot accede 70 this opinion. IF one
man be very bad, does it follow from
'Aence that another IS good? There is
certainly = wide =; ,-o.,o .
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Ye maidens guard those lips from lips
That warmly glow and warmly speak.
And guard, oh! guard those breasts of
snow
They melt beneath burning cheek!
Part Foi.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-07
HAMI.TON,S ELIXIR

Is recommended as che best remedy Tor
coughs, colds, sstanlas, hooping-cough, APP
proaeiling consumptions, and most disorders
OF the breast and lungs. This preparation will
prove valuable acquisition to public, speakers
who may be subject to temporary hoarseness,
thickness of speecls, &c. In long confirmed
Asthmatic complaints where cure can speed
iiy be expected, this medicine affords i'nanedf-
ATE reHgJ, 1noderating the fits ofcoughing, aisl
rendering their recurrence less frequent. On
children afflicted with the hopping cough, the
like beneficial Effects may confidently &c ex-
pected.
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/; ITCH CURED.

BY. once using Lees Sovereign Ulntm e1at,
which, although used fer oyears IN Europe
and for near years IN America, has never
been known to fail in any one instance. It IS
perfectly iaasoseat, warranted not TO contain a
particle or mercury OF any pernicious mgreeil-
ent, and may be used With perfect safety on
an infant, being vegetable preparation ard
entirely free from he offensive smell Which
attends most other remedies.
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Mafsteller andqY6,,s.
Raps jl4sf yeesipea, csa zsaf ssuS,a
fi'oal on boafq,si y "a
5000 bushels Turks sIslana :
Ills os
~ Tierces Barb.does ,Mola,,s.s,I
January 10. f s.. ss'ss'
Education.

HE citizens of Alexandria and,
.a Il nifty are most respectfuIIvS;,nns VIC
s;that the subscriber, formerly a i,,ta mOlrre
Rev. Mr.. Moscrop, has engaged ~ 'ost,
sment in the dwelling of Mr.. Ephra;n II a &C.,
for the purpose ST teaching Schoo, !. .'ills
intends undertaking the task, with !, ~ ii
rance of his capability and a resolution : sssQ
erting himself for the great improyemssss.s s.
his pupils, he expects to gain that .rn l!' 4
which is but justly cue to industry and f f'
His price is four dollars and half ~, a'S
ter for teaching reading, writing, sIjiI H.
tic, geography, and tie English lsi,s,asa
grammatically--and for the LANGUAGES 90. !.
dollars. = He furthermore hopes, by ls[ -; .
lance and strict attentionto his duty, to,ns
der real satisfaction to al parents and pp,ni,
ans who may think proper to ent.ust tIs;,
children TO the care and tutelsge Of the nrb
lis most humble and iobedisnt servant,
William Messcnser.
Fcbruaryz. wssn
~ The School will be, opened On he &,
seenth ofthis month. .<o. ~
-
81 TIE elg0nt and nsueladmired /
ENG LIsH Horse ERILL14vv
Ute freferty IF John Tayloe, Gs IRE, q
~ GGoum .dffy,
TN7ILL stand, the ensuing season, at Mr.
Nv J. Niiiton's, in Frederick COUNT
Virginia, one mile from Bcrry-yiIe, franz
Smokers ferry on Shenandoah rigur, and -
from Winchester; at the low price Of trsn.
ty.ixe dollars, it!ischarteable by. twenty ID.
lars during the SEASON. with one cellar to tLe
grokn,
BRILLIANT is beautiful grey, Is hapS
high, possessing great bone, win fine shape
and symmetry-l.is b.oo;, unexceplicnable-
and allowed by ali Judge to Oe as fine hcris
Ia all respects, as was ever imported.
pasturage furnished mares from distance,
but no Liability for accidents or esc; pes.
His pedigree, performances, sc. viii b:
published in hsndbiils, when The season con-.
mcnce:.
Jarnarg 81. 'snit
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who reside In or visit the Nv es, esna
other warm climates, they will be iound upon
trial TO convey tie most fasting service and
will gradually destroy all tendency to disease
! in. the human frame, and preserve health aiie
svigor. Although a great variety OF pfescfip-
tons have been published to cure the dlsof-
ders enumerated above, none has yet eqpalled
the GOVT AND RHEUMATIC DROPS OF
Oh. TaSSOT, which are celebrated through
out the European continent, and whose I'M.
bounded benefits are fully authenticated by
sertiicates already published Of gentlemen =: 50
well known in America, belrag OF the hrst con-
sequence in the state Of Mary land General
Charles Kidgely, Of Hampton John Gibson,
ESQ. one of the directors oil the Farmers B3pk
of Maryland John Macubbin, Esq. Mrs. Ms-
.cubbin, his wife and Mrs. Ryan, OF Cation
Certificate Of Mr.. Thomas Kelso, butcher.
About three weeks since / was most violent.
ly attacked with Rheumatic pains throughout
MY whole frame, in SO severe manner as not
to be able to turn in my bed without assistance
proceeding as suppose from a severe cold
on being advised by 4 friend to apply Dr. liz
sot's Govt and Rheumatic Drops, ! accord
mgly obtained from the agents Messrs. George
Dobbin and Murphy, two bottles, the appllca-
ton Of which, under God, have perfectly re-
stored me to health. am therefore induced
with confidence to recommend this medlcisse-
as a certain cure for tie above disorder
THOMAS KELso.
Baltimore, July 22d, 1906. |
CERTIFICATE Of mr.. 7Aoaas Garfield, Harness,
maker
It would be an act Of Injustice to withhold
my testimony Of the salutary effects Of Doctor
Tissot's Gout and Rheumatic Drops, as have
experienced a very uncquiyocai instance OF
their virtues and efficacy. was afs,'iictcd with
two severe attacks Of what is usually called
Dead Palsy, from which partially recovered
bu was obliged to use clutches to aid me In
walking when left home to this were Joined
violent Rheumatic pains, theresuit the at
Fiction, and had feared the disorder would
accompany me through life but provldential-
ly was recommended to apply at George Dob
bin and Murphy's for DR.. Iissots props,,and
after using Only one bottle, found myself per-
fectly liberated from my disorder, andarn now,
thank God, as. free from pain as if | never had
been afflicted Finding this medicine operate
so powerfully on myself, | determined TO ap-
ply it internally to my child, boy only eleven
months old, who was then reduced almost to
skeleton with the Bowel Complaint; after
administering it four times to bin, his com.
plant was entirely removed, and he is now re
covering his strength with great rapioity.
tn. CAMPBELL.
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{ From y sher Marvin, Esq. lase .9fforNfy
neral of5he State ct Maryland.

neral efsae State of Maryland. 80
Icomply with your request IN stating my
option Of Hamist IsliHirsl has been suseu
In. N.Y. family for tsF three ysars past, with
III; form success, whenever coias, coughs, OF
siiilimr com paints have rendered medicine
NECESSARY have myself found it an excel
lent and agreeable remedy for very palh y
and trouble scnle election Of the breast, accom-
,sa.sied with soreness, and with obstrncteu ana
dinlcalt Breathing.
On these accounts I do not hesitate to re-
commend Halniton's Elixir as a valuable me-
diciae, mad deserving pubic attention.
LUTHER MARTIN.
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ga the GREAT efficacy of the Pafenf and Fa-
MIN Medicines, prepared bythe late Rich
arJ 90. nm. which for near eight years past
havs acnuired throughout the United States
celebrity hitherto unequaked.
PHILADELPHIA, .akstsSt 9, 1900.
Beinp desirous to make public tor the good
- others. the excellent quality OF fiAMill-
TONS ELIXIR, prepared by the late MIR.
Tee. I have sent you the following account OF
.bs bsnsfie i have received from 1t, which
hone will induce others to give it q trial. In
copscouence of bruise on the breast received
from a fall, my health grew bad, mybreathing
became very difficult, and frequently have
had suddenly to rise up In my bed with all the
horrors of immediate suffocation. Add to
these constant pain in my breast ansl cough,
a GREAT loss of strength and flesh, and you may
conceive that my symptoms evidently lnaica'eI 4
an approaching consumption. The ADVICE oi
a most eminent physician was reaorted TO, ana
Afterwards second was called In, without CIV
mo me any relief Another physician VINO
kncx me and the circumstances OF my case,
aduised me to gire Hamilton Etirtr fi1as' say
M, he Rad used il in MS Practice, afsa arrays
found il do muck good a bottle was precnrea
from MIR. Birch's, and found reiiei before
had taken one halfof II. l continued TO use
Il and was soon strong enough TO attend to bsi-
s;n-ss. On taking cold, same OF nay tormtd
evp,n.,-ns r.turrl, but are always removed by 9
dose or two Of the elixir.
49, s GEO. BENNER, jun.
No. II, Budd-street, Philadelphia
Mrs. III. Lee.
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TO RE RENTED,

THE BRICK STORE q COMPILING
HoUSE how occupied by Messrs. Ricketts,
Newton & Co.--ALso, the vacant SICRE
adjoining. They are large and convenient, as.
VIII be rented low. Aopiy 60
]. II NooE.
Ipis &c law
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his is to give Notice,


'HAT the subscribers, of Fairfax cOuh.
i ty, in the state of Virginia, have OBTAIN.
Cd from the Orphans court of Alexandra
county, in the district of Columbia, lettenOf
administration on the personal estate Of HH.
ny Ziaaaerman, late Of the county FIRST aioFe'
said, deceased: ALL PERSONS having CLAIMS
aganat tie said deceased, are hereby warned
to exhibit them with the vouchers thereof 70
the subscribers, on or before the 2Sth day Of
July next ensuing, or they may by law De eX,
Guided from all benefit to seid estste---Agd
those indebted thereto are requested to maze
immediate payment.-Giyen under our haaa'
his esth January, 1907.
Eliza Zimmerman, AdmT.
John Zimmerman, Admr
January 50. 2aWST
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The following Valuable Medicines, Justly So
ienzsEed ssirough tse Inited States tor Shels
superior ctfic.cy IN the cure OF the several
disos.ssrs Tor sya1e.a tsscy are Recommended,
from i.s.sa4a IS Patent Family saedl-
cine store, Nesg,l ORR, are sold only " the
a.lDs1riser, at ms ssoi'e III sings srcst
4zmsltons t13 u,la Restor atsts,
u. recon .nsnsl-d as ali Invaluable neflcsE 2
for the speedy ss;ld pSrsaailsilt cure Of nervous
disorders or suca as arise from the I'M saosie-
rate use OF tea, strong liquors, long residence
in warm climates, excessive weakncss, ana 4
general rsi sxaIicn OF the system
Hami!.9g,S f,ssace Gfsa EXTRACT
Of Mastard.
A safe and eaectual remedy for the gout,
rleursatisrn, spraias, pains IN the .ta1s and
neck, sc.
HamiItons Worm5dsstfoyi'3g Lo-
zsalggcs.
By which many thousands hase oeen re-
u..yed from the distressing ard dangerous ma
s,gsy of worms and other obstructisas II sise
stomach and bowels.
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Valuable Property Tor oalel {,
PA suant 10 decree of the circult so .,.,,n.
the district OF Columbia, 1efa a n aSrsrr.
drie, and tie last viii OF ge'Jan's ~, w..
deceased his executors o'tef iof s1.,s .,.r Of
rEsH.AF Taiuabfe Prei4s'fy at me ne .v 20 whch
4 King and Fairk.x-streets' pa ny~ y
is occupied by Charles Bennett = e.;rfS5.s.
sen.ls 40 feet On King and 70 feet ." adolars
street, is subject 10 rent charge o.
per annum. .hur Of secur.
70 those who are dssirous, ether W.. ~ theie
ing good stand for business, orse ss inviting
lnonev in real estate, this is rlosI ', r,o,es
p:ece Of property. A small part q 'a sDnro a
will be required Il, hand OF IN an ,s spr src-
note at SO aays--on TIE balance 49,, - eitht
dit will be given, 70 terms ap l"sove
Of fae eScsusors OF. lionlansih a'l'e'
W'l.l!an paton, r
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