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Certificate of ;Wm. Beo.unS.

During the last nine years have been in
the haiti of using Hahn's Antibhious Pills,
prepared by the late Mr.. Lee, whenever
colds, kead ache, or costivcness have render
ed medicine necessary; in these cases sill-
gle dose has uniformly removed my head
ache, and has generally been found sufficient
ITO remove every symptom of cold, II taken
ON It's first appearance. Induced by the be-
nett ! have received, have Tor years. past
recommended them to many OF nay friends,
and Ihayc the pleasure to inform you, they
have invariably succeeded lii removing the
above complaints,
Yours, WIN. DEE EffN'f3
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TO RENT,

A three story Brick Dwelling Housc, at
the corner of Washington and Prince streets
ut present occupied by MIR. Thomas jacob
II l. S O,
A WARE HOUSE, they willb lst,ogethe1
or separately. Possession.will be given on
the frat Of November next. Fer terms ap-
ply to Mr.. P. Triplett.
Edmund Denney.
Octobcr Ie. GO
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~ FALL GOODS.

sxcEyHxD nH THE WILLIAM AID john
FRoH LIVERPOOL,
Il general assortment FalI Goods !:
AMONGST wHIcH ARE
Fine and coarse broad & mar
row Cloths, we'll assorted Coatings, Cassi'
msrcs, .Flannels, Blankets, Vestings. Hosi
cry, &C. &c which VIII be opened and for
sale ina few days.
John Lloyd.
0etsbcr IS. dlwstaw3w
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This is to give Notice,

THAT the subscriber, of Alexandria coun-
ty, in the district of Columbia, hath obtained
from the Orphans Court of said county, lst-
tiers testamentary on the estate of Samsel Sy-
nsonds, late oftne county aforesaid, deceased !:
All persons having claims against the said de-
ceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the same
withsthe vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber,
on or before the aGth day of Aprilnext snsu-
ing, or they may by law be excluded from
Eli benefit to said estste-And those indebted
teereto are required to make immediate pay
ment:
Given under. my hand this sist day Of DC
,tober ] 500.
Jane Symonds,
Executrix of Samuel Symonds.
Oct. 3l-tNov. 2. 3taw4w
C.. BENNETT,
Has i,ntorfed in the GLoBE, Capt. HowLAFp,
uia Baltimore,
Seine Irvine, e Shoe Thread.
Novcmbsr%. cow
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Irs, WIN. DEVENtIf,
ITCH CURED.

Lees Sovereign Ointment Tor the Itch, a
certain cure by once using; Haroi!ton's 1.o-
.zenges Hamilton's Elixir, for Coughs; the
celebrated Ambitious Pills; Ramiiton's E:-
sence of Mustard, for the Rheumatism ;
Tooth-Ache Drops; HsHaiIton's Grand Re-
-storatiye for Debility.
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w. TAKE NOTICE.-TIat limitations
of the above medicines arc for sale in this
.town-therefore please to apply only to Jas.
,3genneay, ssn. Bookseller. King street, Alexa.
who has long been sole agent for the sale of
the genuine preparations. As further secu-
rity ag ainst imposition, each genuine article
has on its outside wrapper, the signature of
Hannah Lee,
.Widor Of tic late Pretrictor.
1..lx-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-21

MIR. Sumter, be the committee c.. Tue part
OF the Senate.
MrOts also delivered the appropriation
IL for 1909. which had been creed TO with
one amendment.
Mr. All to reported bill further to a :.
mend the several acts for the establishment
ynd regulation of the treasury, war, and
navy departments and making appropri.
atoms for the support of the military es-
tablishment and of the navy of the United
States for the year 1909.
On motion of Mr.. Say,
Ordered, That the memorial oe John
Harrison, of the city of Philadelphia, pre-
sented on the 14th of March last, be refer
red to the committee of comm.ree and ma
nufactures.
Mr.. Nicholas called for the order of the
day on the bill to prohibit intercourse be-.
tween G. Britain. France and their depen-
dencics. The house accordingly went in.
to committee OH the subjsct---Mr. Bessett
in the chair.
This subject occupied the remainder of
the day; and the house adjourned without
coming to decision. Messrs Quincy Nj
cholas, and ID. r. Williams took part in
the discussion.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-21
TIME.


How swiftly tire R;es, and the longer we
liye.
Still iieetcr it hls;ens away;
TOT what IN perspective seemed ages to
In retrospect seems but day.
I've gathered ffe's roses, aud fel, she sharp
thorn,
Which lay III the path where stray'd
Inc roses were bright as the vapors os
morn,
And, alas, like avapor would fade.
The thorn still remand, and it ranked my
breast,
when white pinion'd seraph appear'd;
t was mild Resignation soothed me
to- rest,
And the path of my pilgrimage cheer'd
She whispered so soft, her voice sunk in nv
soul,
"VAin mortal forbear to repine,
F" 1t here the rude passions you learn to con-
troll,
Know, pleasures eternal are thine"
She shw'd me female, who placed on a
rock,
Immoveably hx'd seem'd to stand -
The tempest beat round her, she felt not
the shock,
Toward Heaven she pointed her hand.
Behold, cried my Comforter, shrouded in
light,
The cross deck'd with triumph appears;
Then say what you know in this valle:.., Of
nigh,
Deserving your hopes or your &c airs ?
As she spoke, every flower its beauty re-
new'd,
Her breath was so fragrant and sweet -
And as the blest sign OF REpsMPrIoN
view'd,
The thorn pointless feel at my feet.
Then TINES rapid flight no longer de-.
plorc;
HIS scythe without terror I see
When his glass shall be broken, his reign
be no more,
Etern " cpens to me.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-21
N 0 T / C E.

~HE Rev'd. John Hendren will discop-
TIME the presidency ofthe New-Glas
gov Academy after the present term, which
VIII expire about the middleof April next I:
the trustees ofthe said institution are there
iore desirous of engaging with some gem
tieman, to succeed him in that station, af-
ter the ensuing vacation. which will ter
inmate on the 18th of MAY next The
branches of science and literature, as here.
tofore notified TO the public, will continue
to be taught and studied in this school, viz.
the Latin and Greel languages, n turaIand
Moral Philosophy and the Mathematics, or
such branches of each as are usually sau.,,.
IN public seminaries of learning. To any
gentleman well qualified to preside aud
teach in such an institution, liberal induce
ments are to be met with. The academy.
or principal school.house, is comDjefe
large, and commodious, and the Other bull.
dings and .appendages allotted for the sole
occupancy OF the president, separate and a.
part from the form r. are now very near
iy finished, and VIII be found ample and &C.
comm odating. William s. Crawford nea r
the premises, for the purp Jse. of dispatch
ana convenience, is authorized to treat and
negotiate with any gentleman upon this
SUBJECT, and to whom communications are
expected TO be made preparatory to f.
ma! engagement 1t is hoped and presum-
ed that no applications will be made. mn
less warranted by the most satisfactory
attestations of capacity and fitness 20 Sin
this appointment, destined alone for the
important purposes of virtue, of science.
and literature.
THE TRUSTEES.
Amherst, February Sd, 1909. 4w.
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CHARLESTON Feb. 10.
Latest News.

Extract OF Letter. from gentleman at
Havanna, TO his correspondent in this
CITY, dated January 90, received by the
| DIANA.
81 am truly sorry to inform you that by
the arrival yesterday Of the ship Fortune
from Liverpool (Which place she left the
10th ult. 1.-THE news from Spain is of We =
ry disagreeable nature. Bonaparte is at
the head OF his armies, which appear to be
Glorious in all directions (; he has sepa-
rately beat Castanos, Blake, and the mar
quis Romano, all Of whom seem to be re-
treating towards Madrid, as do the EnA
glish (who have not yet come into ,action)
under sir John Moore, Bard, and Hope
How all this has happened cannot con-
conceive, for our numbers ought to be four
times as greatas the French, but they had
not concentrated their forces, and this man
(who is the devil hmself) has taken advan-
tage of it, and in his usua, way, has beat
them in detail one after another. Oae of
his Bulletins says, that he is within sight
OF Madrid, and should noe be surprized
to learn that he had taken il. The Lon.
don papers reach to the 18th December. {"
gentleman who came passenger in the
Diana, politely favoured US with the II wa
ma aurora of the 18th I've had not
time tot translate its contents for this morn
ing's paper. 1t contains Liverpool dates to
the 20ih December, brought 10 Havaun,. by
The ship Fortune. The London G zette,
OF the 18Th December Contains the official
declaration OF the British government UP.
On the negotiation offered by Russia and
GRANGE. We Shall publish it 10. morrow.
The editor OF the Havana Aurora eau
ions his readers against giving fu Gre.
d: 20 the reports which were in cir
.dlation OF the disastrous state of the
'a'rouc Cause in Spain. The acc 9un, S
which were published in the Londoa pa
p-r| 10 the 9Th Dec. he says, were CO
pied from the Fsench Bulletins, ADD there.
fore must received with grea, allowance.
RE ADDS, the SUCCESS Of the French ia Al.
ways exaggerated and very often is total
~ un!oioded. Its within the recollecti.
on OF every person, that ct the M ,ment
when DUPONT was surrendcring his army
10 the victorious patriots, the French OFF
ciai papers, were filled with accounts of
his successes, against the Spanish insur-
gents, as they arrogartly ceiiyd them
For our o-n parts, however, we fear
,here is too much reason 10 believe these
accounts Of the success of the French 10
be CORRECT.
The same paper contains abatement Of
the Patriotic forces in Span, Gen. Cas-
tanos' army IS composed of 10 600 men !;
General Pa!afox' rs, 300, the Marquis de
la Ronana, 90 900 and an army of Re.
serve OF lao 600 men
-. charleston Courier.
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J. A N ID | II G.

J. A n ID II G.
From the Schooner Richmond. Isaac Scamas
Master.
SO Boxes Rasins,
10 Bales Soft She)ed Almonds,
3 Casks Green C flee,
i9 Barrels Prime Pork. and
1 Pipe London Particular Madeira Wine.
IN STORE,
IL Hhas. Brown Sugar,
IS d. Mclasses,
Tieices Green CJifce,
rs Boxes Havannah Segars.
3 Bates WEIGH PANS.
Fss:ly Flour in Barrels and Half Barrels,
5 a::is ST. md TEAS,
10 Boxes Mould Candies
FOX SALE by
Geo. Watt.
Richmond 18th IAN 1900
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Wednesday, Feb. IS.

The speaker laid before the house let.
tiers from the secretary Of war, accompa
nying has reports on the petition of Thomas
Simpson, Of the state Of N II. aud of Ma.
thaniel Laid and Joseph Noyes, of Mas
sachusetts, referred to him by order of the
house, on the seventh and thirteenth inst.
which were severaily read and ordered to
lie on the table.
Mr. Lewis, from the committee on the
district of Columbia, reported bill enti-
tied An act 70 authorize the making of a
turnpike road from Mas01's causeway to
Alexandria," without amendment, and it
was committed to committees OF the whole
house tomorrow.
Mr.. OTIS, from the senate, delivered the
Following resolution for concurrence.
In Senate OF the United States,
February Is, 1909.
Resolved, That a committee be appointed
to JON such committee as may be appoint.
ed on the part OF the house Of represen.
taliVes, TO consider whether any and If
any, what measures ought to be adopted
tor the Further accommodation OF the pre-
sident of the U. States, from the term
c"mmencing the fourth day Of March
next to report by bill VI otherwise. And
hat NJ q. Smith (of Md Mr.. While, and
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-21
Deserter.

NESERTED from the service Of the Usi,ed
~ States. on the 9th inst. a private in the s,h
Regiment OF Infantry, named Daniel l.. Brad.
'ey, 10 years of age, 5 feet inches high. dark
complexion, haEle eyes, and dark hair.-lIe
was born IN Charles City county. Virginia. and
is farmer by profession. The said Bradley had
on at the time OF his desertion, the uniform Of
The United States Light Infau,ry.
Areward Of ten dollars will be oiven 70 anv
person who will denver the said de serter 70 me
or to any officer in the service OF the II s,,,e,
EDWARD DILLARD, Capt.
ember %, 1908. If
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To William Price Burlington.

TO William Price Burlington,
VINO" not resideat oFfbe sac of Yfre.nia.
SIR,
IKE notice, that by virtue ola commission
rom the Circuit Count of the United
States ir the fifth circuit aud Virginia district,
shall proceed on the second Monday in March
next. between the hours Of 8 in the e,ren,o,
and in the afternoon, AZ The office Of clememt
Blddles Esq. Notary Public, Walnut Street.
Philadelphia u take the deposition of Daniel
Lammot jr to be read in evidence in suis
now depending in said court, wherein we are
Plain ifs and yourself and others Defendants.
Should the evidence not be completed tin. fret
day we shall proceed between the same no re-
OF each succeeding day until it i, finished.
your ob't servant
Jan. &c, 1909. lw
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A Young Man

tS|Ho can come vel! recommended
Tor industry, honesty, aud sobfisty,
tina. undersiands .he management of Ne
goes, may hear Of employ uent on ap.
OLGA ion al this office. (tT1
IA liz kEAS macy p=rspns are IN the
Wv habi, Of crossing my plantation IN
the county of Chesterfield formerly called
N'ngsiand, and doing considerable damage
to my stock, and making free with my
timber, do hereby frrewarn and forbid
any person from entering thereon on any
Pretence whatever.
WIN. TAZEWELL
q Richmond View, Feb Ia, 1909. St
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New Law Books.

me Sth vol. of East's Reports, and the 5th
vol OF Espinasse's Reports are just receiv-
ed and for sale by S. Pleasants,
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Valuable Land for Sale.
FOR SALE,
1891 Acres ofLand,

Lying on James River, in Powhata, oun,y, 80
miles ABOVE Richmond and 10 below Gainesville
20 acres of This ian1 is James River law grounds.
with good shad fishery, several apple and
peach orchards of choice f,uit: 500 acre, Of this
land IS uncleared and of good qualify the cea ed
land "a well adapted TO corn, wheat and Tobac-
CO. The present occupan. sends to market
from this land annually 1900 bushels Of whea..
The improvements are superior 10 any in the
county, the payments vii be made easy to the
purchaser. For further inornsti"a apply to
Chan III. Saunders.
Richmond, Jan. $1,000. (w3m)
N. b. also wish to sell two TRAC rs
OF LAND lying in Buckingham County,
one tract containing 233 acres, within five
miles of Cara on Buffaloe creek adjoining
the lands of Enos Boiling and John Hug
gins. The other tract contains 400 acres,
adjoining the land of John s. Harris Rainey
Chasteen, and formerly the property of MIR
Peyton Saunders. | would sell bargain in
these lands. and make the payments easy.
Chan: II. Saunders.
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Richmond. 18th Jan. 1909.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-21
1880 Acres of Land
FOR SAFE

ON ENEGA CREEK, IN the COUNTY OF
PENDLEToE.
r virtue of a deed ia trust executed b. Robert
- Barklay to Richard Gain.s to secure The nav.
n'ent OF the sum therein mentioned, / shall on
the seventeenth day Of March next, before the
door OF the Eagle Tavern. 10 the CITY Of Rich.
mond sell to the highest bidder, for cash. the
aforesaid land, being in one en,ire tract. An
unquestienabIe title will be made to the purcha.
ser.
HARRY GAINES, Trustee.
3 January 22d, 1909 IDS
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To Rent,
TWO TENEMENTS.

Oae formerly occupisd BY Mrs. M'Lane,
with good garden, smoke house and sta :.
b.e--possssson may be had the 9TH March
Inc other is d small house with a garden
POSSESSION may be had Immediately -
I 9TH houses are on Shockoe hill.
THOMAS ELLIOTT.
February 16, 1909.
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Training Stables.
THOMAS LARKIN.

7 ATE TRAINER to Mr.. Ralph Wornlev e
John Taylos, Esqts of Voluntary, beg.
leave TO inform thoe gentlsnen who have coils
and horses which they wish trained that he hss
rented Maj. Bau's Stables at Broad Rock, which
VIII be opened TOR the purpose Of taxing in Hor.
ses on the frat day of March next, The tern.
of which will be made known before that dav.
January 2lst, 1909. av
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unable to walk, and indeed was confined to
her bed, extremely debilitated both by pain
and by the medicine she was forced to take
to benumb her sensations. Every applca-
ton usually employed in cases of rheuma-
tism was resorted to in vain. At last she
was advised to try the effects Of electricity,
and she accordingly put herself under the
care of Mr.. LowNnEs, of St. Paul's church
yard, whose mode of directing this power
full agent has already performed many sur
prising cures. From this remedy, which
1t was necessary to apply with great force,
the happiest consequences were soon expe-
rienced, and Mr.. LowNDEs has had the sa-
tisfaction ofworking perfect cure. In
week she had given up the use of opium, by
the excessive quantities Of which her frame
was much shattered, and she has now re-
covered the Use of her limbs, and can walk
as well as usual. She is not only restored
to the enjoyment OF friends and society, but
we hope she will soon be able again to de-
light the public with the display of her ad-
mirable talents ON the stage.
Londsn baper.
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cnANIsR GRATITUDE.

rbs SoaDish CONSUL, resident IN this town
- transmitted 10 Spain, an account OF
n anS5endid festival given here, in March
,,s : s honor Of the Spanish patriots, has
'as "';;rrd the following acknowledgement of
IT, s, ;pns,rious body, acting for and in the
Vie, i Ferdinand 9TH, the lawful sove-
Is lRah. Narth Aaericaa.l
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,nn we are happy to hear that Mrs. SID
'oNo IS recovered from the severe indis-
f'sl'ion under which she has long laborsd.
VAS a most acute rheumatism in her
ps:s aus partlcularlythe right side, and the
ia Ia was so excessive that she was compel
e,s swallow vast quantities of opium, in
- % obtain temp olary relief. She was
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alersnurta ralIp 6asetts.
FRIDAY. AUGUST 10.

~. understand tina, the United States
y" & war the Wasp, will shortly sail
|sloop N.w York for port in France. The
from srder Of the vessel will, it is said, be
eoN, a.srsr Of official letters to gen. Arm
|sr0nS' Independent american.
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To which will be added
II grand Oherahc Romance, in t7co acts,
ca LIED
TIE FORTY THIEVES.

Founded On that celebrated tale In the Arab
an Nights Entertainments, by Richard
Hlinsley Sheridan, esq and performed at
the Theatre Royal, Druly Lane, upwards
of 100 hundred nights, to the most crowded
houses.
The scenery, machinery, dresses and decora-
tions, emf, ely ne7o. rhe scenery designed
by Mr.. Stuart and executed by hin, as
sistedby II. Warren. The dresses by MIR.
Maccubbin With the original music by
keEy-the orchestra Accomplishments by
Nj. Pelesiere. Dances under the dire ton
of Mr.. Francis. Battle and marches by
Mr. Harris
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SHIP

ARRIVED,
Sloop Montcznma, Palmer, Norfolk
supdries-to 1iifferent merchants.
Schr. Phoenix, Duncan, do.-sals, &c.
to Newton Keene.
- Nancy and Polly, Baston-do. do.
do.
Brig George Washington, Sheldon, Pro-
vidence--sundries- the master.
CLEARED,
Brig Louisa, M'Namara, Lisbon-by
Schr. Mouns Walliston, Hall, Boston,
by Lawrason s Fowle.
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SCENE FIRST,
THE FAIRY GRCTTO.


This brilliant scene exhibits large masses
Of coral. interspersed with marine shells and
grass; in the distance is seen
THE CLASSY LAKE,
bounded by immense rocks. Chorus" Fai
rylf the CLASSY Lake." The Fairy appears,
attended by Nynphs, Sylphs, Naiads, &c.
drawn by TWO WHITE SWANS; her cha
riot IS composed of large Sea-shell, Coral,
and Sea Weeds.
Ardanci!e, the Fairy, Mrs. Barrett.
Gossamar, Master Scrivener,
Attending Nymph, Mrs. Jacobs.
Maids, Mrs. Downie, Mrs. Petit,
Miss Petit, Miss Bax-
ter, &c
Sylphs, Miss Seymour, Master Char
mock, &c.
The Fairy calls her ATTENDANTS and expres-
ses her determination to protect the v;rtuous
Ali Baba, poor wood cutter, and his family,
from the power and Vaccinations Of tie En-
chanter' Orcho6rand She waves her wand,
{. part of the scene opens and discovers the
figures Of Ali Baba AID his son Ganem, with
their old horse, going to their daily occupa-
ton as wood cutters.
Ali Raba, Mr.. Jefferson.
Ganem, his son, Jacobs.
Scene I'd A Wood. Song, iAli Babaj
"To woodman's hut there came one day"
Scene Sd. GROVE near Cassim Baba's
house,
Zaide, the wife of Casim
Baba, Mrs Jefferson.
Cogia, the wife of Ali Bahia. Seymour.
Song, lcogia) "Ah where can l turn for
relief
Scene 4th. Insid. of Ali Baba's Cottage.
Morgiana, slave to
Casslm Baba, Mrs. Wilmot
Duet, Cogia & Morgiana, {" When DER life's
sunshine clouds are cast"
Scene 5th ROBBERS CAVE in the Fo-
rest, interspersed with high rocks and noun,
tains; the cave On one side--a large PALM
tree On the otner--the FORTY THIEVES
are seen coming forward in full gallop over
the mountains--having dismounted, they
come to the rock, where The banditu chaurp4
I" Pronounce tie charm and spit the rock."-
A5dallal, the captain, with loud voice ca
claims CheH Sesame, the rock opens
the Banditt again chaunt Sc Eow I'D The bra
zen sates unlack,"--the Brazen door opens
some of the Robbers enter and deposit their
booty, the rest remain on the watch one of
them discovers a Ratchet which belongs to
Iii Baba, at the foot of the tree they threat
en- to kill him shonld he fall in their wayne
hears their menace from tho tree which he
had climbed to conceal himself on their APP
proach; the Robbers close their cave and de-
part in quest of plumber. Chorus, Like the
spind driven Sand.
Abslallah, Captain of
the Robbers, Mr. Cone.
Hassaric, second Captain, MsKenzic.
Robbers, Messrs Wilmot, Harris. &c.
Scene 9th. Ali Baba's Cottage.
Cassim Baba, the Rich
Brother, Mr.. Downie.
Song, (Cogia) " Last night Isat me dozva and |
cried"
Duet, [ Ali Bahia and cogia1 6 Wh'le t00r |
he spirit fags.