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Tracts Of ana

WIN their appurtenances or 50 much thereof
esrn-y DC necessary 20 pay certain debts nj the
Sid decd OF trust men,ioritd, thar is TO say ;
o"c tract 81 iate in the ccunIy of Monty emery
lcon'a'aing eigit hundred acres being ,h.u lrgc.
on WINCH the said Andrew Lewis now Lses
Que other raci adjoining the last mentioned on
the nos,h, Containing tea thpusapd acre., one
other tract adjoining the first mentioned, beng
al Inclusive survey, containing seven thoussnd
seven hundred acres one other tract adjoining
TIE last mentioned al the west end, containing
lou hundred and fourteen acTcs enc o,her
t'%c' called the CHEsNUT NEoR con aiming three
hnnuted and sixty SIX aces one other tract
eaied SayEN as tract on Bottom Creek, Axiom
Jag tne hyst mentioned tracI of eiphi hunli ed
acres. and combining one hundred ami fifty
acrei' one oIhes tract also adjoining the iirst
mentioned iract ca.,ed P.cthnous Garden, con
t2iniug one hundred and twenty eight acres
one other tract adjoining the lasl mentioned,
containing one ilndred and thirty acres; enc
o,her tract adjoining the Inclusive survey of Sc
ven Thousand seven hundred acres : 1ovemen-
toned, containing eighty acres one othe. srac,
Adjoining the same inclusive survey and contains {
ing one huRd:ed acres one o;hsr tract lying Oh
both sides OF Little River, Containing one hun.
dEed and ffty acres, On which is situate Hope.
wei. Forge cue SIher tract aOjoining thereto,
cont. ming one hundred and forty acTes--one
o.her tact adjoining the same, called The Saw
nil tsaos, ainiEg four bundled and thirty
eight acTos--2nd one other tact adjoining the
last mentioned tract, containing one hundred
acses---which SAID several tracts of land a. Z
citrate Ia the county Of Montgomery.
The said sale VIII De made agreeably 10 the I
directisnS in such cases, OF lie act Of Assembly
passed the Slst day OF lanaasy, 1902 entitled
"an AK concerning executions, aud for oliier
Du,DosesT
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General Assembly, begun and held at the Capitol
IN the CIV of Richmond, on Monday the second
day of december. in the year of our Lord, one
Thousand eight hundred and Ave, and of the
Commonwealth, the thrteth.
AN ACT giving further time 10 the proprietors
of certain lands. forfeited for the non. yment
OF taxes, to redeem the same.
Passed February LIST, 1861
IL enacted by the General Assembly, That
~ the propre,ors of lands forfeited to, and ves-
led IN tue commonwealth. by the non payment of
taxes, asreeabiy TO the act. entitled, 6 AN act
mo'e eEectually 70 provide for the payment of
taxes upon lands within this commonwealth"
may redeem the same by paying INTO the treasury
OF this commonwealth, on or before the first day
OF March. in the year eighteen huHdred and sc.
ven, ali axe ars oftaxes due thereon.
This acs shall commence and DC in force from
and after the passing thereof
a Copy hon the Roll reste.
j. PLEASANrS, jr. Keeper
OF the Rolls.
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Rich LoW-Grounds.

The leasing viii begin on the place where Mr.
Zach Isbell lives, on Tuesday the first day OF
Angus, next, and continue from DAP TO day. as
the weather will pci nit, Until al are Let. The
terms viii be made known on The day.
L. BOILING.
Buckis CHAM, June 97th 1909.
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Naluable Low-Grou DIS.

THE Subscriber oac,s TO Lease. for a term OF
Yeas those valuable IENEMENTS at
present in the occupancy of rho Messrs. isbei's,
Nobinsni,s, & VIM. Baiey, being pars of his rs
Ja'e, lying on the f.u"auua Rive IN thc County
OF Amhers;, from to miles below LynehburS
aud cons t;E. CHIEFLY IN
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EDWARD JOHNSTON. 2Trn,,..,
JOHN PRQS5ER, i'uS'eeS

~ Is. The above mentioned properly is stu.
aIs on and about what is generally called the
BENT MOUNTAIN, and considered very
V@lusble estate, particularly for gazing Any
one wishing for more parICular intoI mali n,
may apply to Charles Johnston, residing in
Campbell County, near Lynchburg, o, to Robe: t
3osasd. George PICKETT, or Galegc, Richard &
Co. IN the ci,y Of RiShmord.
Richmond, July IL, 1909. ids
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General Assembly, begun and held 1t the Capitol
In the city of Richmond, on cnday the FIST
day OF December. in the year of our Lord, one
thousand eight hundred and six, and of the
CO amonwsaith, the ,hir;y-6rst. s,.,..
AN ACT 10 amend an act. entitled, &c An act
n.Vre eheetually to provide for the payment of
taxes upon lanSs within this COMMONWEALTH.
Passed both January, 1917
p E it enacted by the General Assembly, That
when the taxes OH any tract or parcel OF land
shat have heretofore renlained, or snail bereaf-
ter remain unpaid Tor the space of two years such
tract parcel ofland shall be forfeited 10 the
monweal,h, and shall not be subjectto location.
Provided nevertheless, That the tract or parcel
OF land so as afoIesail rteited. shall be subs6
the redc npiion of the former rightiul and pro.
Ter owner at any time within three years after
nch forfeiture shsllhave accrued, upon pay nent
OF the taxes due theteupon, according to the fol.
l'wing rules, To wiz Thar if tne said taxes shall
De pad IN the frs, year alter such forfeiture shall
nave accrued, there shall be paid interest of
wenty-ilve per centuIa per annum on the amount
let the SAID taxes from the time ,hey became due
,ill paid Ii the said taxes shall be raid in the
'ecopd year after such forfeiture shall have ac-
erued. 'he.e shall be paid interest of ifiy per
'eutum ger annum o., the amount OF taxesoue as
aforesaid Ii the said taxes shall be paid in the
ihru year ;,tter sa, h forfeiture shall have accru-
co. ,nere saai he paid an interest of one hundred
Per centun, per annurn. as Aforesaid Provided
also, That nothing 10 this acc shall he ccnttru.
cd as 10 ;,asd the rights of infants, femes covert,
or persons Of unsound mind. untl one year after
,iie disabilities SHAH have ceased their paying
al taxes due, with interest the,eupon al The
'a;e or ten per centum per annum on the amount
due rs afoie,aid.
All ac's and parts of acts coming within the
purview OF this act, are hereby repeaed
Thus at shall connence and be in force from
and after the FIRST d. of March next.
~ Copy from the Ro'l-Tesle,
]. PLEASANrS, j.. Heeper
CT The Rolls.
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AMERICAN ELOQUENCE.
SPEECH Mr.. GILES,
DELIVERED IN THE SENATE. OF THE UNITED
STATES, FEB. i3, 1909.

In support of the following Resolution, NOV
cd by him on the 9th of the same month:
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

RAN AWAY from the subscriber on Sun
day night last, a black Negro slave, named
ELIJAH, or LAIGE.-He is about s5 years
of age. feet inches high, pitte4 with the
small pox, of a down surly look, stout made
he had on when he went away biae jacket
and trousers nearly new, and took with him
from off bed two p If of Blankets ore bound
on the ends with red tap. Laige went off some
time back from capt. Rubin Johnson of this
place, and lived some time in New York and
Boston, and went by the name Of Charles
Anderson: he is an artful cunning fellow
can play little on tho violin. Whoever will
bring him to ne, or commit him to Jail, II
taken in town, Shall receive ten dollars, iftak-
en- out Of town the above reward, with all
reasonable expenses.
Isaac EntWISle.
January 10 eol2t
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poMp, to the Legislative body-what mock
cry it is for even such usurper tocall such
a set OF autoInata, more despicabie far than
the Barebones Parliament Of Cromwell, a
Legislative observation-disclosures to this ma
jestic convocation Of independent law max
ers, chat Russia and Denmark zuere united
Nth hin IN The uar against England, and
the United States Of Anierica had chosen to
renouaace commerce and The oceaa, rather
than submit to the despofisan zOllieiiis attempt
tato be exercised oOer them. ltseems that the
Great Monarch has somehow been recon.
clled to our conduct in not officially recog-
nislng his friendly declaration OF war be-
tween us and G. Britain. Indeed the en-
barge came most oppornnely for that pur-
pose, and it is probable that nothing else
would have done tie job {! How contempti-
bic must we appearin the eyes OF the en-
hghteneti world, when mystical and ma
gical embargo, measure which we pre-
tended to resort to, in resentment and re-
taliation OF Bonaparte's decree OF blockade
against England, is boosted ofby that cele-
brated man as measure OF his own policy,
cooperating, In an Indirect manner, with
his other measures ofhostility against that
power. And how admirably do his express
sions upon the subject correspond with those
which were at the same moment flowing
from lips OF the embargoitea in this coun-
try. Yes-rather ttG2a sabdnt--this is the
very burden Of the song Of American demo
cracy. To send Our vessels to sea would
be submission, say our democrats, and SO
says Bonaparte. It is best never again to
resort TO foreign countries for any thing that
we can make at home, says President |EF
FERsoN-and we are noble fellows for re-
nouncin9 the ocean, says the Emperor Ma
PoLEoN. Arcadrs ansb0 Z And equally
prepared to sing
Cease rude BOREAS! blust'nng raiier,
List Y: lsnd3men all to me;
Me.smates heara brother sailor
Sing the Dangers Of tile Sea.
Ibid
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legislature Of Virginia.
SATURDAY, December 81.

~ hlIfllS 1/ECCHLUC| y L.
The committee OF Propositions & Griev-
ances nave according to order, had under
their consideration petition to them refer
red, and have come to the following resolu-
tons thereupon
Resolved, as the opinion Of this commit
tee, that SO much Of the Pc tion Of the pre-
sident and directors of the Little River
Turnpike Company, as prays that they may
be authorised to open subscriptions for a
new stock and that the further time Of FIVE
years be given them to complete the said
road, is reasonable.
Pesolved, as the opinion of this commit
tee, that such other parts of the said petit
ton as prays that the said president and d.
rectors Of the said company may be author
ised to collect toll on the addition of less
than ten miles to the pavement now COM
nleatetl, as also to demand toll for passing
chat part OF the said road vet to be open
without paving the same, be rejected.
Ordered to lie on The table.
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MoNDAy, l0,7Nv.u 2.

Res0lped, That a committee be appointed
on the part of the house of delegates, to act
with committee from the senate, to en-
quire into the state and condition OF the bank
Of Virginia and that the President & Di-
rectors OF the bank, exhibit to the sad
Joint committee, for their inspection and
examination statement OF the amount OF
the capital stock of the said corporation, OF
the debts due to the same, of the monies
deposited therein, Of the notes in clrcula-
ton, and ofthe cash on hand, together with
the book or books containing the minutes OF
their proceedings, and that they make re-
port thereof to the house.
And committee was appointed on the
part of this house of Messrs. Crutchfeld,
Shelley, Semple, Graham, Mason, Prunty,
Otey, Slaughter, Wooding, Hatcher, Con-
gleton, Simon and Elliot.
Ordered, That the clerk acquaint the Sc
nate Herewith.
The house, according to the order OF the
day, resolved itself into a committee OF the
whole house on the state OF the common
wealth and after some time spent therein,
Mr.. Speaker resumed the chair and Mr..
Barbour reported, that the committee 81 the
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,ENIERTA INMENT.
RANDOLPH MOTT,

Late Of the Washington 1avern, .Alerandria,
is prepared to entertain travellers and o.
theirs III a genteei manner, at the WHITE
HOUSE, opposite the second tuvntaike gate,
seven miles from Alexandria, on the road to
Fairfax Court .House-and hatters himself
his attention to the wishes and convenience
of his customers will ensure him a. portion OF
public patronage.
gp Good pasturage and grain Of every
description viii be furnished tor stock.
Januard 10. 2aw
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r. To Rent.
January 10

TNHE subscriber offers to rent for one or
i more years, adjoining the place where
on he now lives, Blacksmhh's Shop, with Q
complete set of Tools, Dwelling House in
comfortable condition, calculated for family,
topether with between three and four acres O.
very rich land From several years expert
ence. can with truth declare, that there can
be 40 better stand for blacksmiththaa the one
now offered to let.
Thomas B. Moreland.
MARYLAND. Broaa-Creek, da~u
Dec. s-(l5.) Is ~
N B. IF | don't rent The Tine sta''d w
give good wages to a yong nan Wi'h
H.
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Public Sale.

By virtue OF deed OF rust from George
CorseR to the subscriber, 70 secure tie pay
ment OF certain SUM CT money to Doctor
cAarAe Coytor, will be exposed to sale, on
the 9Th day Of February next, On the pfemls-
es, a PIECE OF GROUND, lying upon
the north side Of Dule-strcet and east side OF
Aft ed-strcet, extending upon Duke street 50
feet and upon Alfred street S3 feet to 20
leet alley -slso a PIECE Of GROUND.
lying upon the south side CT Duke-street and
to the westward of Water. street, extending
upon Water street 81 teet 10 inches. and
running back 9 feet 10 inches to 10 feet
alley.
James Keith.
January 30. cots
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~ MORE. iffGnuGry Z.

? p Tais morning little after two
FRS &c was discovered in the print
.ises' 8 M Msssrs. Dobbin and Murphy !;
of g. consumed with many OF tae ma
Faitn WI an. are was thence communicate
cas- 80 E framed tenenen's on Harrison
TIC 's Son,ipuoas to the printing oslee'
4 rect leo .S FL 4 prey y the flames. But
as'e . s'' vigorous and unceasing exer-
us -" ~ citlzgns, Notwithstanding the
'a, . Il the night, the oshsr framed
'i 9aI,ass oiaing thca on tha south, were
,yed.
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Mr.. ADAMS AND THE EMDARGo.

The democratic representatives from
Massachusetts, are showing publicly at
Washington a letter from Mr.. Adams, for
merly President of the u. S. advising that
when the non-intercourse shall be in opera
ton, the embargo should be raised as to
friendly powers. We should not have used
the name of that llustrious man on this oc-
casion, had there appeared to be any thing
confidential in the cas-, and did we not be
lieye, that, in times like these, the connu-
nifty is entitled to the opinion Of every emf
nent statesman. As Mr.. Adams is in cor
respondence with the friends Of adninistra-
ton, ii is but fair to presume that his al
vice will have considerable weight with
them.
Freema,l's fo1rna!.
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whole house on the state of the cofnntons
wealth had, according to order, had under
consideration bill s to suspend. the opera
ton of executions during the continuance
Of the embargo, and ninety days after aitis
raised" and had made some progress there
in, but not having time to go through the
same, had directed hint nlsve tor leave
to SIT again;
Resoloea, therefore, That this house will
again to- morrow resolve itself into a COM
mlttee OF the whole house on the state OF the
commonwealth.
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.rsss,s. D. r. Williams,

ss Alsxander, Talisnadgs'
.soa, Iaa ';,Ser opposed the resolution
s.aals's '',s sl, is postponed, s1t; )
sssis q ads 'sba 'srpporsed it dselared y
i lSs: j. s sisss aai foreign powers
,,ssl sh-,T o 8 aroosr % raise the elnbar,
I voaIl Ss P wsp, and that it beloved
pud suosu = it their posts TO take 'h's
.,'rtart step.
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Ibid.
Senate q tie United States.
January Z.

The amendments OF the house of repre-
sentatives, 60 the bill for enforcing the en-
barge, were taken into consideration, which,
after much debate, were finally agreed to
about O'Clock. The decision on most Of
them was ayes %, noes Z.
The bill consequently only requires the
signature of the President to become law.
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TUITION.

The subscriber begs leave respectfully to
inform bis friends, and the public in general.
that Re has opened a SCHOOL, on King
Street, nearly opposite the residence OF col.
Georae Deneale, and next door to MIR. Alex.
Perry's store. He p otesses to teach Read
ing, Writing, Arithmetic, Mensuration, Book
Keeping, surveying and Navigation. From
the certificates now IN his possession, which
were given by gentlemen whose names are
hereto subscribed, he hopes to meet with
portion ofpublic patronage.
Terms Of ini1on FOR day scholars. Sl6a
per annum, payable quarterly. Fuel for
comfortable fires viii be furnished. From
6 till 9 every evening, except Saturday, the
School Room wiz be open for the reception
OF those who cannot attend during the day.
John Il, Man}ey.
January 10. cost
Zacharsah Ward.
Hancock Lee.
Robert BQgge5s.
John Smith Store.
JOHN S5mpson.
James Mitchell.
Peter Coulter.
7ohn M'Intosk.
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ed Of the sale Of the fglaeca, said he should
immediately leave the port, either that e
vening Sunday or ia the morning, to which
the Collector expressed no objections. A
bout one o's3esk, the same day, he was
waited upon by captain Houston, with a
letter from a. b. Aa5nistead, esq. capt. Of
the =. S. artillerisss, commanding, direct
ed to the officers of his Britannia males
.ty's brig Sandwich, ordering them to de-
part this town Immediately, as they were Vi
olating the PRESIDENT proclamation, by en-
tering the waters Of the u. S. to which an
answer was sent by the vice-cousul stating
the cause Of lieut.. I'ol4y's coming here,
(having brought Official dispatches and that
he would take his departure in the morning.
Lieut.. Foley, had Just sat down to dinner,
with gentleman to whom he brought let
tiers, whsp he was again called on by captain
Houston, with a letter from capt. ARMS
tead, dressing capt. II. to see hina -iato his
boat Immediately. The gentleman at whose
table he was, endeavorcd to prevail with
capt. Houston, to suffer lieut.. Foley, TO re-
main halt an hour, to finish his dinner, but
this WIS refused. He was then under the
necessity Of departing immediately, without
thu pilot and one of the men, who were alb
sent.
oto,,,,nb 1y,oo,,,, n.o ~
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[Freemaa's Tonlrna!.
CONFUSION IN THE CAMP !.

The democratic representatives from
Massachusetts have received a letter from
MIR. John Quincy Adams, announcing to
them that the embargo must be given up,or
democracy dies forever in the east. Mr..
Story and Mr. Bacon have taken the alarm,
and are preparing to discover that this wise
aud powerful measure, however honorable
to the sases with whom it originated" as
the former gentleman has said, is not SO CO..
ereive upon foreign powers as those sages
had led them to believe. There are many
strong indications Of an approaching rebel
lion against " the anti-commercial system of
Confacius the Younger, Pin a quarter where
nothing but the most AFFECT submission was
expected.
(Bia.
BoNAPARTE AND THE EMBARGO.
His imperial majesty of France, Italy,
Sc. &c. &c. after proceeding IN GREAT
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Savanaa1 MJseun, Dee. 81.

BPTTISY RE2UEyI,.-The British
minister has requested our executive to
grant leave to British vessels to ascend the
Mississippi to Baton Rouge in West Ftori-
ia. The President refuses to comply. Mr..
Erskine is said to have remarked that it IS
quite imnateria!, for as we are bound by
treaty with Spain to sHif;r Spanish vessels
TO come TO that place, the intercourse which
tie British government has in view can be
carried on through that channel.
Frecmoa'2 7ffauraal.
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A letter from Bordeaux Of the 3o1h Oct.
saws, " oar government has passed decree,
pranbiting the importation of any colonial
produce, EXCEPT direct from her coloniea,
a,sdia French b2ttong oaIy." A similar de
cree HIS passed in Holland.
Ifit be true, as the annexed extract de-
clares, that our minister at Paris applied
to Bonaparte 70 embargo our vessels, he
has much, very much to answer for to an
injured and iusulttd coGnsr9--
" american.
Extract ofa letter from a rrepccta'le Ame-
ricaa gentleman IN Fraace, II his friend
IN Boston, datcd 3osh Oetober, 1903.
No opportunity has offered to write to
you since July last, aad much fear least
they should be still l,ss frcqoent for the fu-
ture, as there is a complete Interdiction OF
American commerce 10 or from this coun-
try the reason for tits, ttat ar, minister
near this g0vernne,1t hes requested this go
vcrame Z to lay al embarg2 On american
vesseiS to prevept their ii aafag aoiasr B1l-
tist licenses, because it is presumed the go
vernmens OF the United States will not
countenance such procedure"
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VALENcrA, June 27.
The painful impression on the public mind
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Lobau' served at once as a place of arms
and a tete-de -pont, bridge-head for the
bridge, in the rear across the main arm of
the river.
The enemy with the divisions of Gems.
Moiitor, Boud1t, Nansoury, Legrand, e..
payne, Lasalls, and Ferraud, ender the
Marshals M tssena and Llsnes, as we'll as
Marshal Bessiers, together with the guard 5
OF the Nuremberg Hesse- u ,rmssgadt &
B den auxliaries, had already left this po-
sit'on, aud was directing his march towards
H'rchsterten, when the FIRST Austrian adj
vaneed guards met him.
tit be at all permit ed in war, to indulge
favourable presentimeIts, il WAS certainly
excusable- so To do a. that great moment,
when on the 71st of NJ ", exactly at twelve
O'clock, the columns beg u put themsc Ives
in motion for the attack. a general en;hu-
siasm had taken possession OF the troops ;
joyful war songs, accompanied Ivy Turk,s
music, resounded thro' the air, and were
interrupted by shouts OF {" Lon. live our
emperor long live the archduke Charles ~
whenever the imperial guard appeared,
who had placed himself At The head Of the
second co;unn. Every breast pa,.ei with
anxious desire and high confidence after
the decisive moment, and the finest wea.
Their favored the awful scene.
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NEW York, August 20.
FROM cARTHAGENA.

In the Mercury, captain Barnard. from
Carihagena, came passengers Messfs,
Henry Sperry ADD Samuel Cook, Two OF
The unfor innate men WIN were tsken pri.
soners in Mirand's abortive expedition.
Mr.. Sperry sailed from New York IN the
ship Lesnder, destined, as he understood,
10 New Orleans, where he ezps6ed 70
have served in he corps Of the engineers
but al Jacquemel he discovered something
Of The objecl of The voyage, and engaged
with others in resistance 10 being carried
on such an expedition they were however
oyerpowe.ed, and the consequences has
been what is well known TO the ppbiic,--
Three years has he worn the chains and
Performed the ia6ors Of slavery, in Car
,hagena, under the most distressing cir.
cumstauees. At length MIR. Spe ry ha-
Wing received some money from bis friends
al New York and Philadelphia he m sdr
use Of it to effea his own Escape and .hat
Of three Rors Of his fellow sufferers, lea