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The managers viii commence drawing in
the cityof n. York, on the second Tuesday
in April next, and will continue TO draw coo
Tickets eaci day until finished Tickets for
sale at the subscribers Bookstore King street,
Alexandria.-Prizet tickets in the present aid
late Baltimore Lotteries taken in exchange
for Tickets in this, and all tickets sold asa
bove examined free Of expence.
r. GRAY.
Feb. 6.
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THIS may certify. that about the first Of
October sssa, was attacked sith violent
cuugh, which proceeded, as was the opinion
Il MY pasysisiss who Is nan wsn approved
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John Niuncanor,
James Z. Hcoe,
Executors.
3tawSw
FOR RENT.

THE DWELLING HOUSE of the Lite
Colonel HooE. en- Water-street 1t is spo-
cious and convenient, and has all necessary
outhouses, with very excellent garden at
tached to it.
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GEORGE ROGERS.

N. B. The above named medicine is Sc
cured to the subscriber by letters patent from
the President of the United States, and pre-
pared at his DispensarY In Northampton,
county of Hampshire aud state ST Massachl-
sets.
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March Is.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

Marcel, IS.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-07
UNITED. STATES :
BY ALEXANDER WILSON.


J is now upwards of Il year since the presoec.
u'is OF th's work WAS FIRST issued but owing
co 'rih o, unforeseen events, its publication has
temporary SUSPENSION, the author has had leisure.
to review and reconsider his plan, and 10 ne W.
hooei tim such manner az vii render thu.
WORK, IN point OF elegance, not inf r;or to amy of
ths Sin'i that has peared in Europe and rs the
whole materials of it's mechanical parts, sire the
produce and Manufacture OF our own country.
she publishers trist u will stand not oni, among
ourselves but with foreigners, an honorable
testimony OF the state OF the arts, in this yoInc-
and growing empire
lac Original design was to publish the work
IN Nant5syS, each a. contain piates but the in.
aonvenionce ot psrcclling il out INTO such small
paris ana t.; injury that both the cnsr,vings &
letter would inevitably sustain, in that dc.
tach ad and exposed state, i,tlu ed ,!e author Ia,
aDalid II ior a more commod,ous and respecta-
Die II" M better suited to the nutire of the publ
cauon Those gentlemen, therefore, who were
p'taed t. lttroGze the work under its first form
Nh, IT Is hoped, approve of the change and arc
aSuoerty to withdraw their naaies, or to extend
me n patronage 10 the present.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-07

The Senate have passed the bill "Increas-
ing the reward for killing wolves in certain
counties therein mentioned;"
They have also agreed to the resolution. to
enquire into the state and condition of the
Bank of Virginia and have appointed a COM
mittee on their part for the purpose.
The House, according to the order of the
day, resolved into committee Of the whole
house on the state of the commonwealth !;
& after some time spent therein, MIR. Speak
er resumed the chair and MIR. Barbour re-
ported, that the committee of the whole house
On the state of the commonwealth had, accor-
ding to order, had under consideration Il
bill ITO suspend the operation of executions
during tho continuance of the embargo, and
ninety days after it is raised" and had made
some progress therein, but, not having time
tn SO through the same, had directed him to
move 'or leave to sit again;
EsSoloed therefore, That this House will
again to- morrow resolve itseltinto a commit
tee Of the whole house On the state OF the
CuIIiiiis,i - Il , 4
A motion was made that the House should
come to the following resolution:
Resoiyed That allthe scrap iron & scrap
steel, now in the ar,.ory, belonging to the
public, be forthwith delivered to the keeper
ofthe Pcmitentiarv, and that lie be directed
to use the same in any manner most likely to
,
report be made 70 this House of the quantity,
quality and description thereof.
On motion, Ordered, that the said resolu-
ton Gc laid upon the table.
WEDNESDAY, January 4.
A Communication from the Senate by their
Clerk.
The Senate have passed the following bills.
e wit:
A bill Concerning Philip Dave; -
A bill "Releasins the damages due On a
judgment obtain ed OF, behalf of the commoa-
wealth against Benjamin Wins,ow and Win
slow Parker
A bill Divorcing Elizabeth Kin,berlin
from her husband Martin kimbcrlin -
BILL Establishing an inspection Of To-
bacco in the town of Petersburg; - and
a bill TO incorporate the Halifax Ma
nufaCturing Society,""
They lave also passed the bill "'Eo incor-
Perat. the trustees an academy in the town
of Manchester" with amendments, to which
they request the concurrence OF The House OF
Delegates.
The House proceeded to consider the a
mendnlents To the said bill, and the same
being read were agreed To by the House
Ordered, That the Clerk acquaine the
Senate herewith.
An engrossed bill Z" To incorporate the
Cuipeppcr Agricultural and Manufacturing
Society, (Which lay on the table, was taken
up and several blanks therein filled up;
ReSoiued, That the bill do pass, and that
Che title be, a" An act toincorporate the CWl-
pepper Agricultural and Manufacturing So
ciety.
Ordered, That the Clerk carry the same
bill! to the Senate and desire their concur
renee. +.
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man whohas robbed his most faithru, ally Of
its King, Queen, PRINCES md Government,
And is it America, the land Of boosted liber-
~. which can open her arms to SO detestetl
an usurpcr and close them upon the people
of her parental soil. We certainly have IA
few partial disturbances, but really they
were very partial. and now you may be assn
red, that our manufactures, especially la
Yorkshire, nevcr were more fourishing.
Spain and Portugal and their Colonies take
oft abundance of our goods; and though,
should the embargo last another year, many
Inconvenience may arise, yet, firmly be
licve this trial will render us perfectly and
permanently independent ofthe u. States.--
Thus have hastily sketchcd my ideas AS
to the presen: state OF our relative conneXi-
on-may the termination be more happily
and speedily settled, Ihan present appearan
ces indicate and may We soon see our COR
respondence PLEASANTLY revived OH its former
footing.
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CONDITIONS.

The first volume being now ready FOR pub!ica-
ton, VIII be submitted to the inspection of thoss.
gentlemen doslr0us promoting the study of Ma
turai History, ani the progress of the arts in ,hi.
country. Il is printed in large imperial q,,arto,
o. on "a rlch rciium paper, made by Mr.. AIsies of
phiadsipha The type cast by Binny and
Ron.idson and the general execution cf the
Whole, II is presumed, will lose nothing BY a COM
par's'n wlih the most finished European publca-
Jon
Vol, I, contains plates, each Is inches by 1Oe
comprehendng the figures of SO of our native
o.Fds, of the size ofGfe, engraved BY LAWSON anil
" array, from the original 1r wing and cninred,
fro II r;t're with the most scrupuous attention to
tAe true 'nts OF the originals the descriptive
part consists OF about 100 pages
Ten volumes it is expected will comprehend
the whoia one of whlch OF the same size and
price with the present, containing a ike nur,bes.
OF plates, and executed in the same STYLE of ele-
,;ance will be published every s;x mouths until
the w,!ot- be com icte,
Subscriptions " i. be received at the Boo1-
store OF Mr.. $.smuel P!=ssan,s, Richmond and
b. Tie author, who is nov ia this city for that
DuG3ost.
January =. r2f1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-07

HE SUBSCRIBER, Richard Harri., pro-
poses to - .Dish himself in Richmond
ViIg' -, with vIew to be beneficial 10 the PEG
pr OF The United states, and to encourage DO
MYSTIC M4NJFACTURES, by furnishing
the toi.owinB uitic!es to those persons who may
wish - embark III such sdY'rit. geous and Eud-
able Institutions, to wit Spmiuing Machiserv Of
every description. for spinning cotton woo, flax
hemp AID tow; Mules from TO G5 dozen Spln.
dies, or larger II required, Wafer Frames ard
,n,o'tics to any cXtcu. required, tie Jenny ard
BUY wIth any number Uf SpHdes REQUIRED
Siretchers and Twisting Jsnnies, Cotton and
Wool Ca:dmg MIchinea, Cotton s: IYu,l Spike
braiiefs, or angle or parallel Cieat Brahets, Tor
cotton and Wool, wi;h tie improved Mote Elk
tfactcrS, Kceia Tor Nj ncu. ster nee urc, with on
without the Nsice Spring, Tie F.y Shuttle 1t,.
Cotton, Wool, Flax, Hemp and row, with Bob
ms isr each with SPIRAL ars!e, brass or steel
Do5in SPRING. with Brass or non Fibre Guilcrs
and viii either brass 81 iron Grayty Protracters
WITH directions for the use oS them, Locus UPON
tne latest Improvements, = -urinus s:nirai Ball
NiAders, Family parable. .lccis, Cotton Seed
EXtracters, upon the improved plan, Stocsin,c
Icons OF AZ. description required steel brass
Cast ana "jdSht iron, VOID, or worry or ahy s.i0.
Soihce tuihcu to any pattern, either rOumd o.. o.
vi the American itIpraycd Cinthcrs Shccrs *.
Press, Calender for linen or cotton CiOtL with
Tie PFcss, plans tir buildings, & Machinery made:
"ai upon tie iatcs, i'm ,rOycaS nts, wish the i'm
proved Hch''i"tOTs. Stoves, &c. the Improved
fuI'I'S Mil, and di:cciiUnsin the process there
| OF; preparatory machinery for every kind of
| spinning, and every other article IN use an Boz
| inestc Manufactures. Carders, SINNERS, Wea-
yers and Fu!lers furnished upon the shortest no.
tcc III j Irons, or any composition formed with
Unusual nettn3ss and dispatch. ANY persons
wanting those mtclcs, will please call and exa-
mine Tie prospect. JANUARY 7. 1t
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10 Lido anA Gannem.r.-Mr. Mnrlin nf

70 Ladies and Conference.-The Martin Of
iyrs tor sale q Inc assortment Of IL
giant JEWELKl, viz Necklaces, Earrings,
Chains, Pins, tie whole ofthe latest fashions Of
Europe, a few gold W.ITChES Of a peculiar
perfection, horizontal and Others the whole is
superior to any before brought here.
1t will be agreeable with MIR Martin to wait
on those Ladies who are DESTROYS to sec tic a.
bovc assortment, ~ addressing note 30 him ii
the Globe Tavern, specifying the time and pI4ce.
January ). n
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-07

ii'lerios, ana his arrival at tue iIall os the
Legislative BuSly.
z. The ?residen, and e5 Legisla,o.'s will
proceed TO The outward door to receive h.,
Majesty.
8. The Council OF State will. set out from
the ihuiileries' at eleven o'clock, and a de =
putasion OF the Seuatc, consisting of twelve
Senators, will leave the palace CT the Senate
at eleven o'clock
9. When the emperor and his attendants
arrive, the council OF State and the dcputa-
ton from the Senate viii successfully enter
into the Hall of the Legislative BODY, The
Counsei;ors of State viii scat themselves on
the tirst range ct benches and the twelve
Senators will be seated before the throne. OH
twelve chairs prepared for them.
10 The emperor after resting himself in
the apartments arranged for hrs reception,
will proceed 20 the Legislative Body through
the library and gallery, followed by his at
tehdants in the accustomed order.
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PARIS, October Is.

The following is the ceremony for the >
peninS o. the Session Of the Legislative 30
dy :
Article1. On Tuesday the 25th of Octo-
Der, at seven O'Clock in the morning. the i'm
perial Guard will occupy all the posts of the
He'll of the Legislative Body, under the com
mand Of the grand Marshal If the palace.
2. The emperor will set out from the Thu
'ileries the same dav at 10 o'clock, and pro-
coed to the Legislative Body.
5. The procession will be opened and clos
ed by bodies Of cavalry, headed by the com
mandant Of Paris.
4 and s. Tie procession will proceed By
the usual streets, and in the usual form tc
the great door of the Legislative Bcdv.
a discharge of artillery will announce
the departure Of his Majesty from The Thu.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-07

a. REAT COAT FOUND-It was l. Il il, Ql,e
" boxes at the Theatre, It Tic performance
OF mr.. Martin, last Saturday, 3ist December, a
Great Coat, which viii he returned to the swncg
plying he charges Of his advertisements
January Z. II
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-07

ME-. MARTINS PERFORMANLE Atg
IYA past 8 O'Clock this evening" at The theatre.
w'li be exhibited a choice Of te most curious ex.
Pcriments, aud fcsts of dexterty and surprize,
most oS diem not yet exhibited.
January z. If
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fFoR LIE KHorrRfp.1

IL appears to be the disposition Of our le-
giSiature, to suspend executions during these
hard times; thereby to render our patriot
&c citizcns as able, as they are willing to en-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-07

After the second ballot both Messrs. Nfcllory
and Pope were withdrawn.
LIST of the Directors Of the Bank of Vlr-
ginia and its Branches. !1tely appointed.
fer the Bank II Tirginia.
Abrm. b. Venabie, William Wardlaw,
! Benjamin Hatcher, Patrick Gibson,
Iosc n Gal!ego, *David Bullock,
Gabriel Ralston, *Robe;t Gatnbie,
John ii. Foushee, *JGhn Tompkins,
Gcrvas Storrs, *Geolgc Jefferson.
Samuel Peasants,
For the Office at Frcdcricks5urg.
David c. Ker, Thomas Goodwin,
John Minor, Robert Patton,
Iohr. I. Brooke, George French.
john Mercer, *WilIiam S. stone,
Hugh Mercer, @JJhn Ho,lingworth,
John Taliafcrro, aJohn L. Daniel.
Charles l.. Carter,
For tie Office at NorfoK.
Richard i. Lee, Christopher Fry,
Nexr. c. Jordan, George Mcintosh,
Samuel Marsh, John Southgatc,
DIR. James Taylor, +Gcorge Newton,
William y. Lamb, #Wliiam .. SeiGen,
samuel Moseley, *John Brown.
Martin Fisk,
Far the Office at Petersburg.
Robert Birchett, Paul Nash,
James Byrne, Robert Walker,
Alexander Brown, *Bcnjamin Edwards,
Joel tiammon, samuel Christian,
William Bowdcn. *William G.. Boswell,
Archibald Baugh, *William Potts.
William Clark
Iho8c marked Mu8 are ntqU members.
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J J.
'hsn' Country. Eat i, IS certainly worthy Of
mach reflection, what provisions are most
proper for this benevolent exercise of their
,, power: that, OIL the one hand, the proposed
Indulgence shall not operate a loss of debts !;
or on the other, increased distress to the
debtor.
The most correct plan seems to me to be
this:-Lcaye open the courts for the ascer-
tainmcnt Of claims rs usual and where iutlg-
meht hath been, or shall hereafter be Oh :
tanned, suspend execution, If the debt be Sc
cured, either originally or after the com :
menccment Of the suit, eitlier by real or per-
sonti security for many Cases may exist in
which men have already given security, di-
rect or collateral. to the extent of their
whole property; and to such it would he op-
precision instead of relief, to require new Sc
cnrity, as tho condition of receiving tho be-
neiie OF the proposed law.
1t NAV be made a question, whether, in all
cases where debtor takes the benefit of a
law si.s.nnslins. executions. his hail onrht
not to be rcea d inasmpch as t..e bail can
not foresee ann provide for the contingencies
OF an Indefinite suspension, and it is unjust
that disinterested man should be made to
suffer from the exercise Of benevuencc or
friendship in consequence OF a law not ex;s-
ing at the time # his engagement.
The proposed law is to operate, / under
stand. during the embargo Suppose war,
OF some otherevent equally calamitous should
happen, after the raisinS OF the embargo,
and before the next session OF the assembly:
QUEKiST.
Mr.. Wilson of Philadelphia. now in this
city, has favored us with a view of the first
volume of his sp!en,Iid ,ork on American
O:nthology, or History Of the Birds of tie
L. States. Next to Mr.. Barlow's Columbi-
ad, it is certainly the most complcat and e.
legant specimen of American Typography,
that we have vet seen. Its print and paper
arc uncommonlY fine. The cngravmgs OK
the birds are executed by some of the bt &C
artists in the u States The coourings of
these engrav.ngs are not hit offin that gar-
ing st,lc, which distinguishes the prints in
Catesby's History cf South Carolina" but
they arc peculiarly soft, and chaste and srue
t. the tiuts ofnaturc.
The descriptions of the birds themselves,
which accompany these prints, are extreme
~ interesting. The style OF composition is
picturesque and pleasing.-Thc know ledge
which they csnvey Of the little warblcrs of
the forest is drawn from Il variety Of sources,
hot only from the labors OF such as have
already written OH the birds of the U. States,
but FROM many original observations nf the au-
thor himscf---lt is impossible however, for
us to convey just idea ofthe elegance Of the
American work, which is now submitted TO
the patronage OF an American public. Mr.
w. is now i'll this city, and has the compost
ton i'll his hands. Such gentlemen rs are
DESTROYS 81 eHco;'"ag imss the splendid prodnc-
tions of American genius, will find this work
worthy OF their patronage.
On Thursday the Legislature proceeded to the
appointment, oftwo other members OF the Exec
| alive Council. Messrs. Barbour S. Jones and
Walker >ycr,. >yithtiI.NNn
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Richmond, 4th Jan. 1909.

On Tuesday tho 2oih uljmo, departed this
lille, in tie Seth year of his age, at lis seat il.
Gloucester county, George Wythe Boot,i, Esq
Major OF Cavalry in the militia of this stale HIS
virtues made every acquaintance his friend; {.
his loss will ever be dePlur,;d b. an exemplary
witc, three .iiectonate children, and family t.
whom he was most benevolent and iudu;srent
master.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-07
IMPERIAL spLENDoR coNTRAsTED WITH
REPUBLICAN SIMPLICITY.

The President Of the U. S. addresses the
Legislature of his country, in the form Of a
Message Behold the pomp with which the
Emperor OF France addresses his Imperial
Senate.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-07

The Patriots and Heroes Of our Revolution
arc fast tumb!ing into dust From every sec
iion of the union are reminded of tits ID
t. nth. Yesterday, reached this place the pain
full iniclligf rce of the death of Brigal.er Gene
raj JOSEPH MARTIN, in his 6gth year, leay-
ing a discorsolate widow, numerous family and
friends To mourn his loss. Ills merits, as sol
der. as statesman, and neighbour, are surpas-
sed by but FEW
L" detail the many services he has rendered 10
lis Country would b.. useless: they are recorded
in the hearts of .atc!u! people and have opIv
to add that those who knew him best valued him
most
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Per Aa,t r,,eri,,n,s .cov,be,.n MI

His britannic Majesty's brig Sandwich,
Lieut. Foley, commander, arrived at Tybee,
on SATURDAY. the Gath inst with dispatches
tor the British Vice Consul, James Wallace,
Esq relating to the Spanish felucca, a Bri-
tish prize, brought into this port in distress,
on the 9Th August last Lieut. Foley. ac-
companied By mdshipman. carne up in his
boat to the CITY, and with the Vice Consul
immediately waited on the Collector, to
acqnaint him OF his arrival and business,
but having been informed Of the sale of the
felucca, said hc s,ould Immediately leave
the port, either that evening (Suniay) or in
the morning, to which the Collector express
ed no objections.
About one o'clock, the same day, he was
waited upon by Cch0in Uou8ton, with
letter from \. b. -irGnisiea., Esq. Capt of
the L. States hrtiiicrists, Commanding. di-
lrec'cd tn the officers of his Britannia males
ty'sb;ig Sandwich, ordering them to dc,,art
this town Immediately, a. they were viola
ting the presidents proclamation, by enter
Ing the waters ofthe United States; to which
an answer was sent by the Vice. ;ons,I sta
ting the cause OF Lieut.. Foley's coming here
(haring broHght official diSpatches) and that
he would take his d:har. IRE in III. morning
Lieuten"nt Foiev, had just sat Down to
dinner, with gentleman to- whom lie brought
lctttrs, when he WIS again called upon by
Gait. Houston, with letter from, CAPTAIN
Armistead, directing Capt. II to sec him
into his boat Immediately. The gentleman
at whose table he was, endcayorcd to pre-
vail with Capt. Houston, &c suffer Lieutenant
| Foley, to re-lain ha,f IN hou, 10 finish his
dinner, but this was refused He was then
under the necessity of departing immed-
ately, without the pilot and one of the men,
who wei abscnt.....Gavannah linse>m, De-
cember 81.
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A vein, rich in Copper, has lately been discoy
cred IN the mountains "a th. east end of 'rntten
and Crossiield's purchase. finer Citizen.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-07

On Thursday the Legislature proceeded to the
appointment OF two other members OF the Exec
alive Council. Messrs. Barbour, S. Jones and
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-07

Those marked tins are nezu mem5crs.
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LIST of the Directors Of the Bank of Vir
ginia and its Branches. 'ately appointed
FER The Bank If TirriHia.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-05-06

In the mean while the rear adniTa par
sued his voyage, and reached tbs Basque
Reads ondhe 24thof Feb. where, heytcvero
he did not ind the enemy, who having re-
ceived intelligence Of the approach q the
French squadron adescaped. = he opera
tion therefore has ieaeesed oulysthis&liat the
SQUADRON Of Brest has united Itself with the
division of Rochefort III the roads ofEisle
d'Aix and that the enemy being driven
from before L'Orient, captain ronde has
been able to rum out with his DIVISION, 70
fulflthe mission Which the emperor has N
trusted to him.
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ministers 81 councillors Of state to I5srecilt,
there, after much elaboration, his 6 oahc E,
declared to him the incompetency OF the
nation to sustain the burthens Of 9 new war
and protested against the employment q So
large a force in a service SO anc connected
with the interests Of the country. Several
regiments were, however, Immediately put
n 2 motion. and had, at the date Of the last
accounts arrived on the Mem
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/ VIENNA, Fee. II. Z

,The measures adopted for the security OF
the country continue to bescarried into ex-
ecntion with the most l,nrasnttting assldall-
IL and zeal. All those who are absent on
leave have been ordered to join their regl-
nerts forthwith. The officers who were IN
this capital hare received orders to repair
TO their respective regiments. IN the lnte-
rior Of Austria, various corps arcin motion
TO advance to the frontiers.
1t is rumored thatthe Wirtemharg envoy
M. Beroldingen, and the Bavarian, IA
Beehberg, have left Vienna,
February 10.
The depression Of the public funds J have I,
become alarming. Bank stock has fallen
from 81 to 20 ! other stock is sunk IN pro-
protion.
1t is now certain, that no negotiation s2r
peacebetWeen Russia and Turkey Will sake
place. As