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BORDERS OF HOLLAND.


March IA.
Positive orders have been gives on the
part of the King Of Holl'ind to prepare the
castle OF Loo for his reception by the Is h
April. 1t is said fais Majesty the King
will reach Amsterdam the beginning of A !.
pril.
At Amsterdam fresh hopes Of peace pre-
vail.
Hanover. Feb %.
"A CORPS Of IL 900 French mas advanced
to Magdeburg aud its environss A divisi-
on remains in Hanover. Fifteen thousand
men OF the corps of the Prince of Eckniuhl
nave passed from the 18Th 10 the 2sth Fee.
bruary. through Gers; and are to proceed
beyond Magdeburg. II is said. thar in Or.
der more vigorously to enforce the continen
tai ys;sm, aad to close every avenue of the
British commerce. fifty thousand men will
march to the shores of the Baltic.
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&c escorted by the noble Hungarian guard
as TAR as Branau. This city will be restor-
ed to the emperor.
The public rumor is. that several proein
ces which have,not hitherto been entirely
occupied by the French troops, and the fate
OF which has not been decided till now, will
be restored to A ustria.
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RICHMOND PRICES CURRENT

TN conformity to decree in chincery, OF the
County CT of II lf.x, made Oct. Court one
shoussnd eight hundred and eight; VIII be
cold, on credit of twelve months, at Halifax
court house. on Tuesday, the twenty ninth day of
Nav, next, 1t being the second day of the said
county court, nine hundred and sixty acres Of
land, by late survey sor so much thereof, rs
will be sufsi :ient to satisfy the purposes OF the
enid tiecree-this Land lies IN the county afore.
said, on tho waters OF D ticu!t creek, and be
fenrs to tile estate nf Aan r.. Robert On. decd
and will be shewn to any person wishing to view
che same, previous to the day ofsale by capt.
Robert Wade, living near the premises, or col
John Clark and Col. Henry Z Coleman, the Elk
ecutors, who will execute deed to the purcha-
ser, agreeable to the SAID decedent's will, and de.
BY THE COMMISSIONERS
Anr;t - ids
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Word Of the 9Th March are inserted, un.
sler the Paris head of 22d Feb. Cadore's
letter to Raell the Dutch minister. an
nouncing the ennihilation of tue Ddtch
government, and his insulting letter to
Armstrong avewing the seizure of Anne
ricaa vessels in France, Holland, Spain,
I. Italy and Naples. Both lettersore there
quoted from the Monitenr. There Is
therefore no room left t. doubt their scnu
iucness. We propose when we have lei
sure, to give an accurate translation Of
: the enc addressed to Armstrong 40 ose
feresiue fhe E,glash cohy noe 60 Sc cor
rect.
We have alsoreceived the Altoona Mercury
of the 10 h March containing Paris dates
Of the t1th and Dutch Of the 9Th March.
We have selected the only articles of any
isterest. 1t appears that the King of
Holland meant to return to his Kingdom
by the middle of April whence it is pro
bable that Napoleon's intentions upon il
have been modified or laid asida... Red.
Req.
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May I, 1910. 81
TJALUABLE LAND FOR SALE Tie
" subscriber wit sell, and give immediate
possession, of that we'll known estate, called
Blenheim. situated on the south west mountains.
IN the county Of Athe marie, containing by late
surveys, two Thousand eight hundred and ninety
acres this Land is peculiarly we'll adapted to the
growth of Wheat aud Tobacco. and considered
equal in fertility to any adjacent thereto, is
about six miles from Milton, from which place
there is an easy navigation for batteaux to the city
of Richmond. On the premises is large comnodi
Gus dwelling II use, which, from the elegance of
fts situation, and other advantages, n lkes it a
desirable residence fbr gentcel family, 4 will
be sold entire or divided, to suit purchasers 49,
Further particulars made known BY Captain John
HARRIS, Albemarle county, Mr.. J,mes Patton,
Alexandra, Messrs Macdonald and Ridley, Bal
fimore, j. ROSS,
Who wishes tn sell Land in the counties Of
Gulpepper, Fauqaier, Spotsylyania and Caroline,
also Houses and Lofts, PLEASANTLY and advanta-
.yenasly situated on the Eill and Mainstreet, in
ahs. TO Iyn of fredericksburg.
Fredericksburg, Vrgrniai May
"A DVEarIsEMENT Lost or mislaid, boz
IN CROOKS, Delivered Mr.. Thomas Watts
: Z manuel, Boatman at Iynchburg, directed on
tue Box te the care of the Rev. A Foster, in
Eichmoad, in Decsmber, 1S0o--Containing s
sets Hnwer's Church History in 2 vol: S vols.
SIyras History q vols Revised Code, 81 vol. 3
Wirt'sSpseeies ;about Acquires fine large paper /;
Wits Hymns 2 Smari's Introduction to Latin
81 do to Latin Gramnar--1 Life of John Earl
"a Tutors Guide-1. American Frscepior--l
Ne wtonian phisosophy-2 Life of David Re
cignaiiona posm--l Grounds ola Holy lde-l
lees life &c. Any person having knowledge
ofsuch Box or Of such books, by e wing word
or at the Press Office in Lyuchburg, shall be re
eF&rdsd May ct
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NAPOLEON.

March 9.
Important political changes are spoken OF
especially an approaching Consolidation OF
the States belonging to the French confede-
rstion sysem.
March 9.
We learn that the Pope has arrived at
Nice.
March Ii.
II is said, that in injunction with the Aus
TRAN court, the espousals of his majesty the
Emperor is 20 be notified from hence to his
majesty, the King of g. Britain. On this
occasion it is probable that fresh proposals
of nesce will be made.
Her majesty the Empress Josephine will
go IN few days 10 Malmaison.
CoPEHHAGRE March 8.
His majesty has Issugd All ordinance, by
which he torbids the expectation Of every
sort Of colonial produce from the Kingdom
Those who are taken violating it, shall be
punished not only by coniscating ,heir goods
but shall also be imprisoned for 3 months
in case Of repetition, the punishment shall
be doubled or tripIed;
VIENNA, Feb 81
Events Of the greatest importance ave ex
pecicd, the results ofwbich will be very adj.
Vamageous 20 the monarchy.
Several princes of the Imperial family
will accompany the srchduchess. WAC viii
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TH AvING returned from N. Orleans, any pOr-
4 Il son that has business with me, will please
cail at my lod gings, at MFR. NJ. Richards on,tic
Hill THoS. UNDERWOOD.
May 1, 1910. ~
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NEW MILITARY WORK.
Just PubAhed and for Sule,
lit the bookstores Of Il. Gray, and Lottom
and 3tezvart-
PRICE A DOLLARS SO CENTS

PRICE A DOLLARS ~ CEFIS-
Rnles and Regulations tor tlc fier 'EXer~
Else and hlanGuyres OF the French Infantry,
issued August Isl, Hel-; and the Nanou-
vrcs added, which have been since adopted
by the emperor Napoleon Also, the Ma
410uv,es of lie Field Artillery, with Inlan-
uy By Col Irenee Amelot oe Lacrolx, late
Chief ct brigade in the French service. In
three volumes, the third vcMnle consisting
Of plates
rhe. principal part Of this work has been
translated from French to Eng lsll, by Lieut..
Col. Macdonald, III the service OF MS britain
nick majesty. Col. de Lacro'x has not only
aya,leo himself IF Macdonaids translation,
Int has retained the principal theories, with
,hich Col M. has enriched his work, espe-
cialiy his comparison OF the french tactics
with the Prussian, ana the principles Oh the
different nations with the Engilsh'; because
tho.a valuable notes are sufficient Tor Such
r ,n,,arisons, and are IN point. toi ne r.
has augmented those notes.
The introduction OF col. de Lscfoix WORKS
viii direct the attention OF theyouns hnen-
cans 70 the study of learned tacelcs' Inc re-
cult af experience, and enable lhem 10 OBTAIN
.ha nre.ision desirable IN The warrior, LOT
, Ihs = must lie convinced that good otilcer
inrms a good soldier, and that the expert
ence Of ages has demonstrated, that the SOL
s s; will perform his duty correctly when ne
BIs well commanded. or4,;.
= 81 the end of the second Volume OF fhis
,vort CO.. De Lacroix has added the, manru-
S ~o. ef the field artillery with the infantry,
according to the French principles. Il IS not
nee to lavish praises on the advantage
Of lIfu moving this numbering arm with the same
facility ana celebrity as the hne. Europe -
now now convinced and eonfesses it. lie has aa-
led Plates, which demonstrate those mal'e1u1 :
sres 50 essential to the great operations O
war, and which will enable officers 70 execute
them 49,, = ,,eo eyr.d;-
ant to add to this book some new aaop.ea
r,ancuvres, which have been put m practice
70 great advantage in the face Of an enc my.
To enhance the value of this work Is the only
motive could Induce him to augment rs slze'
June 9:
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PUBLIC SALE.

VETTLL. BE SOLD at public sale to the
Wv highest bidder, for ready money, on
the premises, OH Tuesday tie l7h day 81
July neri, LOT Of GROUND, No. $, liz
tie division Of Dandrldge's lot, fronting 81
feet inches on Pitt street, and running back
los feet inches, to Is feet alley, and also
bounded Oh the north by a $ feet alley, the
same having been heretofore struck off to
Alexander Baggett, who has failed,to comply
with the terms OF sale, and the lot Is now
sold to raise the balance due thereon agree
able to the terms of the first sale.
Thomas Swami, co,,,,..
Geo. Deneale,
June o. DIS
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LIBBY g CARNE
Haze receiYed. bef L1btain Hand.

a QJANrII Y Of grass & grain scythes,
a scytAe stones, looking glasses & spades
BY other conveyances, Dutch scythes
straw knives, bar lead and window glass in
boxes 8 by 10, tin plate in boxes, and sc.
neral assortment OF. castings They are in
dsilY expectation ofreceiving a gcheral and
extensive assortment Of hardware, cutlery
and sadaiery from England-they have ar
rived in this country.
they hyye as usual, bar, hoop and sheet
iron, nail rods, gunpowder, shot, blistered
and Crowley steel, cut nails, wrought ditto
and spikes, wool and cotton CARDS, Morocco
skins Of various colors.
June %.
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Marine In{urance Company Of
Alexandria.
!. B. Nickolls, Secy

" Mr.. Davis, of Richmond, and Mr.
Green, Of Fredericksburg, are requested TO
insert the above in their papers three times. 4
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

n BoGONDED from my farm At the
mouth of Seneca, about the ftl OIL last
month. a man whose name ID RaLft, q
We rs of age, between black aid yelio" CO.
for, nearly feet high, very STOUT lns,.1t
~yellowish eyes Looking heavy--he has out
little 10 say Ills apparel WAS oznabuts
shirts, negro cotton oye]acSet a"a lfo"-
sers. 1t IS likely he has made away Wah
them and procured other oloathlng a Tree
negro mall b. name Sambo, living on,Judse
Nashington's tate. Moun1 Vernon, Is MS
.tarher, and it is very probabie he IS thetea-
bout or.in Alexandfla, and Wit. little trouble
may be tound.
The aooys reward will be given to secure
him in Washington Ciy or aicxanuria JAN
lnomas Peter.
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HOMAS RICHARDS,

Begs lcave 10 inform his trends and the Pal6-
IL,
THAT he continues TO carry on the Ia
vern, at the sign of Mr. Madison, corner OF
King and Henry streets, where he Will be
constantly supplied with the best wines and
Liquors of every DESCRIPTION
i few borders will be taken on moderate
terms, and will be thankful 10 those who may
please TO f,vor HIM with their custom.
June 49,
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+ George town, June lo-l2.
49, - = = - - n
.piI3LIC SALE.

PUBLIC SALE.
FOR SALE; at public yendue, on the Soth
day of next month, at tne PREMISES on
the soath side of Kilg-street, near tae
corner of Fairfax street,
A three story Brick Houle,
20 feet frons and 90 tset back, with the pri-
yileee Of an alley three feet wide and extend
ing back 81 feer--subjec, to ground rent Of
one thousand pounds o. tobacco and cask :,
One tenth the, purchase money to DC pad
IN hand, the re mainser in three equsl annual
payments, with interestfrom the DAY OF sale
This property is now-:a tenure OF Jennings
and sangster. and may Justly be reekoned
among the best stands in Alexandra.
By virtue of deed of trust fiom William
Hartshorne to the subscribers, 70 secure Jos
Riddle for his endorsement to the Bank OF
Alexandria.
James Keith,
John G. Herbert.
June "a, u.s
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Public Sale.

On SATURDAY, 9TH instant, at o'clock,
in the afternoon, will be offered for sale, on
thefp emises,
A variety of lots IN the.square
purchased by th@ Presbylefian congregation,
on the banks of tauntins Creek, Tor grave
yard:
July e. 2s
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Salss at Vendus.
~ every Tuesday and frlday'
NJ - WILL BE SOLD

WILL BE SOLD
=. yendue Store, corner OF Prince sha
a sAs Water streets. =.
ys,;ss, Of Dry Goods, Grosfr'ss, o $,
: PARTICULARS of which Will oe enp e goods
- Hills Ills Of the All kinds 2. s0 #
inc Ds' arr on limitation and tbs prices - =
whicn az -. established, can at any time De
which .aa A.. ~ purchased at the lowest limita'loA
sn9 Pr p. C. Marstellers v. NJ
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the piScss of gods one 10y one, TORE Err
perour, who presented The latter inbke man
ner TO the Impress, by her they we're traBs-
fered to a Maid Of Honour, standing behind
her, who finished this part OF the scene Ly
handing them To an assistant OF the ceremony.
The Emperour then put the ring on the ring
finger of the Empress's left hand saying, t" l
give you this ring in token Of the marriage
which we contract !" and the Minister max
ing the sign of the cross upon the hand OF
the Empress, pronounced them /" Man and
WIFE together in the name of the Father, and
OF the Son and of the Holy Ghost The par
ties then kneeling, and continuing to hold
each other by the right hand, the minister
gave them the nupiiAl benediction by repeat
ing the two prayers, Deus .66rahanr, &c. and
Reshice, guesumus Domino, &c.
The Imperial Pair then resumed their seats
on the throne, and went through the forms of
kissing the Gospels after which they ad-
yanced in succe ssion to the altar, each bear
ing one of the wax candles inclosing twenty
pieces Of gold, and delivering the same as
their offering to the Grand Almoner..
High Mass Was then performed, during
which the happy couple took the Sacrament,
and where repeatedly perfumed with incense
and spriRked with holy water. During the
Protifiaire, the Emperour and Empress
kne eIed on the cushions placed for them at the
foot of the altar, under canopy of silver bro
cade, held over them by the Archbishop of
Rohan and the Bishop of Versailles.
Their Maiesties set off yesterday from St.
Cloud for Compeigne.
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Litersrp @isreiianp.
FOR THE RHoDE-IsLAND REPUBLICAN,.
.DfISCELL.iNE.l, NO. XXL
REVIEWERS.

POPE, in treating of the morals Of crit
ick, considers good-breeding as highly essen
tial. In this opinion Of the iliustlious poet,
presume none will be found to differ. III
deed, civiiity is as necessary in whiting as In
the common intercourse OF lie. Without this
qualification, ain author invariably draws upon
himself the contempt and detestation OF his
readers. But in no class OF writer's is polite
ness more Indispensable than in Reviezoers.
Gross and indeCorous expressions, falling
from the pen of the critick, are more pointed,
and more poingnantly felt, than If flowing
from any other source The object OF Cut-
ical Reviewers, being to point out the excel
encies, or to detect and expose the faults, OF
literary productions the remarks, OF course,
fall particularly upon the authors OF the work
examined. The common rules OF civility,
therefore, enjoin modesty, humanity, and de-
corum A contrary procedure generally
illustrates the designs of their labour.
" Blunt truths moe mischief than nice fasehoods do"
1t is not pretended that Reviewers should in
dulge a mean, indiscriminating complaisance
for fear OF giving offence. Every fault and
folly of the writer should be developed ana
fully exhibited to view but in the easy, i'll
snuating, courtly manner OF a Dormor Sian-
hehe.
" Men mast be taught as if you taught Memnot,
" .isd things unknOan proposed as things forgot"
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FnoN THE FREycH r,TERs


Sc
The civil marriage OF their imper'ai anu
ROYAL Malesties was celebrated on ounday' al
the Palace of ST. Cloud, at o'clock' cobio'-
mabIy TO the programme. In the evening e'-
cry part of the Park was hiled with an I'M
mense concourse of spectators, ths,-fiocked
from Paris, and the Deighbouring cQmmunes,
10 enjoy the magnificent and enlire'y new
,pectacle presented by the Illuminating oil
mar beautiful garden. The illusion was sin-
uularly augmented by the playing. OF the Wa
Ter. which rising above the jlluuiinations,
doubled their eject by reflection A most
surprising circumstance, Is, that al d. Loud
The weather was pretty fair, at the same un1e
that in Paris the streets were inundated win
an incessant torrent Of rain. Fears were al
ready entertained with regard 10 the teslivi-
~ of the ensuing day I; and We had began to
lament the loss of so many preparations made
in the Capital to celebrate the most august oi
ceremonies, and most memorable OF events.
The star OF the Emperour once more prevaiis
over the equinoctial gales. AT the moment
when the cannon announced the departure oi
His Majesty, the sun dispersed the olouds
md nothing was wanting to the splendour oil
the most delightful ietc that We have ever be-
neld. h
On the arrival Of the Emperour and En-
press at the avenue Of Neur'ly, the drums
began to beat, the bands OF musick struck up,
the Cannon fired, sc. Their Majesties stop
ped about ten minutes Under, the triumphai
arch at L'Eroilc, where they were compll-
men,ed by the Magistrates OF Paris.
The Emperour and Empress reached the
Tbuilleries at 2 o'clobk amidst the same ac-
CARNATIONS.
The ceremony of the chapel having lasted
nearly three quarters OF an hour, was succee-
dcd by repetition of the same acclamations
Ind the same tokens of respect and attach
ment. Their Majcsties returned to the
Tnuilicries before a o'clock.
Ii took much less time than might be con-
celved to clear the gallery, by the staircases
only, of that multitude of spectators. The
order established below, and the judicious re-
guations observed on the arrival OF the carri.
ages, facilitated their departure. This par.
of The iele was nowise inferiour to the rest
in beauty and attraction.
I, is also impossible, except for those who
saw them To form an adequate conception ol
the richness and elegance OF the illumina.
tons. Never was so magnificent spectacle
exhibited TO the ,publick. Palace and
garden Of the Thuilieries, the triumphan'
arch erected at Pont Tournant, Place dc !.
Concorde, the palace of the Legislative Body,
lie Garde Mcuble, and the Temple of Glory
formed an enchanting tom-ensem6ie, which il
is extremely difficult to describe, because
there is nothing With winch to compare it.
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MILTON.

MIIroN was the prince of epick poets.
He )" assembled the highest heaven of inven-
ton" His mighty genius delighted in the
sublime--in the creation of new worlds -
The regions OF created substances" were
too narrow for the flights of his Muse the
"cmpire of possibilities" was too confined
for the daring excursions of his unbounded
fancy. Disdaining the deeds of mortals,
Borne on triumphant Rings, he t.ok has fight,
a. "Eapiord al heare,,, and fod the realms IF light
(" hima,tiai bomp cioth'S The angetlick traiD,
" hie ,sartigg ngr1ads shook ~ ethcriai plain :"
or, descending from cmphyreal realms, trac-
ed the dark councils of pandsmonium, and
explored the dread abys replcte with
.s Infinite ,rrath, and infinite despair"
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PAKTIC q LAKS =. I----l-----
or fhs J9~xgfv0rr es,rmUHI n The Marriage Of
NAPOLEON BUONAPART.,

NAPOLEON bCONAPAkIS.
In the chapel OF the Louyae, where the Sc.
remony was performed, an estradc, surmoun-
ted by canopy was erected in front OF the
altar. A, the distance of thirty feet from the
altar were placed two chairs of state, with a
praying desk for their imperial Majesties In
two chandeliers close to the altar were put
too large wax candles, each of them encrust-
ing twenty pieces of gold. A bason, contain
ing thirty pieces of gold and the marriage
ring, was laid on the altar. AT the bottom of
the steps were two cushions for their Imperial
Majestes, and at the top three chairs for the
officiating Grand Almoner and his two assis-
tant Bishops. The Cardinals we're seated to
the right of the altar, and the Bishops to the
left. The Prince Grand Dignitaties, SC.
were stationed, as in the civil ceremony, ac-
cortliog to their respective degrees OF rank
and precedence.
The Cardinal Grand Almoner Of France,
his assistant, the Grand Almoner Of ltaly,an
the body OF Clergy, received the Imperial
Pair at the door OF the chapel, and presented
them with the ccnser, and holy water. Their
Majesties and the whole of the procession
having taken their places, the officiating
Grand Almoner ordered the Vsni Creator to
be chaunted, all present being on their knees.
AT the conclusion of the tirstverse, the Grand
Almoner proceeded to the highest step of
the sanctuary, and standing with his back to
the altar, pronounced a benediction on the
thirty pieces of gold and the ring.
This part of the ceremony being compile
ted, tho Grand Master of Ceremonies made
a bow to the Empcrour and Empress, who
taking off their gloves, advanced to the foot
of the alter, and there taking each other by
the right hand, were thus addressed by the
Grand Almoncr:
Sire, YOU declare, that you acknowledge, and you
before God and in the face of his holy church,
that YOU now take your wife nd lawful spouse,
her Imperial Highness Madame Maria Louisa, Arch
Duchess OF Austria, here present" The Emperour
answered. " Yes Sir" The Minister continued,
You promise and swear to be faithful to her in all
things, as afathful spouse ought to be towards his
spouse, according to- the commandment of Cod
The Emperour answered. "yes Sir"
The same form was gone through with
respect to the Empress with this distinction
only, that in compliment, no doubt, to her re-
ligiUus creed, the minister omitted in the
question put to her, the word " acknowledges"
which he had introduced in addressing Napo-
leon, to denote the validity Of the prior civil
marriage, according the modern code of
France. lt a. ~ .sftt
The minister then delivered the ring, and
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ENVY.

THERE is not a more malignant vice than
ENVY. SO hateful is its aspect, and SO detes-
table its character, that il is abhorred When
ever appearing IN its native colours. The
most depraved are seldom willing to be
thought to harbour it in their breasts, and
are generally ready at resenting charge OF
the kind, with indignation.
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BRISTOL SENATOR.

The Hon NATH'L. MORTON, the Repub-
lican Candidate for Bristol county, WAS cho-
cen TO fill up the vacancy in the Senate. Tho
Senate now consists of 30 Republican and
20 Federaists previous TO the election II
MIR. Morton, the fedcralists adopted ruic
that the President should speak aud baye
vote on every o casion. Ros. Passlsf