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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-08-12

" iemo,.b-7.sa v.i.i 81 Smith apa,ua the
proceeii 10 a. bid : manner 2. d,corum
would permit; ,has views, both perl1nal and
pouticsi. were conrtcied with thar letter and
'sith ne whole Of MIR smiths uhfcqupai of
tcial conau6t; and hat, generally, an ~
seF .At irll cuDv'ctOn. from actual kuCwl-
e@ae that tbs facts & The differences pre(ented
ta ttiDh. vieN "a Mr. Sri.hs AddreIs are
fisrcaied. MI epreieuted, o. ilraned, cacu
. Ia ga more "a fament ste Patiions Of party
liaa.to develops the trush aad am pefins
ted fsopa Mr.. SAM \ o,sn declarations thai
wi Il tdpe9 TO the allelged e1ilence Of
Freuch influence ~ the cabines, Mr.. smith
.,es ,aot lnmlelf iefiouAy believe what he IN
Lnugies
Vim refpca tolhe two letters IN Guefl,on,
wro.s them Ter The good Of my couniry
AZ al tones have been willing 10 lend the
o1erf;ons ~ pny hand ia hsr ben1hr. Whiisr
re letters wsre appreST'sicd g SO other nie,
I reve~ cssiined en-. But now ihat they
have been converted INFO Instruments Of re
proach 70 the government, ane proiliiu5ed to
Unauthorized purpoles, l feel myief joihhed
ia declaring them msne with Y g be di
nas4ly uulesllood, however, that I ccns.ler
this Declaration 20 otherwiie imPorizns
han asit espoted fraud pfaaiced upon the
{ mm0al,y
Ii Mr. Smith, or rhofe who are more devoo
cd 70 hica than TO republican principles,
Elonld objccf 10 this Gatement asteing vague
anu indefinite, he, or they have nothing more
60 10 than 20 anthorize me 70 detcsod 10 par
i.euIars, aud 10 ipeak without any reierve.
}. B. COLViN.
July %, 1911.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-08-12

the u. 5. with & Fat salary Lieut.
Gov. OF MASSACHUSETTS,, would have
been Governor if he had rot been blind
and if his party could have seen RS 70ay
clear. was, as well as the notorious and
proiligate Alex. Wolcott, nominated
IS Judge Of the Supreme Court Of the
u. States, with fat salary Is now
the subtle, sly and bloody Counsellor
who has the care and rule OF Gerry.
+" Edvard Bangs" for his fealty to de-
mocracv is to be baked into Judge a,
the batch ofappointmeRts to be made IN
few days. lie has been candidate
Tor Congress, is member OF the State
Legislature, drafted the answer OF the
House 10 the Governors Speech, which
answer as printed in the State paper
contained innumerable blunders IN fact
and absurdities of principle as deba-
ter Ia the House he is an eternal spin
text, and will hum and buzz and speak
like putting stream: he Is with all a
turncoat and late Sullivan's county at
torney. John Shurr"-The General
is member of the House and wished
to be member Of Congress, and was
and probably will this week again be
one ofthe Sessions Judges. .Abraham
Lincoln" is brother of the bloody Far
mer, the modern Robespierres-a
member Of the House sometime
Trustee ofthe Egis, and at the meet
ings ofthe Trustees to consult the well
fare of that journal, he obtained so ma.
ny cold bits that lie now exhibits such
a broadness of countenance and rotun-
dity OF stomach that he expects and
probably will be appointed TO tho COM
Portable station Of Sheriff of Worcester
County he is one Of the "atzosta.e
federslists" of Hone--in cockade tmes
during the reign of John Adams, Sher-
if Abraham was 10, al, and aided in the
4" system Of domiciliary veXahon" by
serving as collector of excise upon Goa
ehes, &c.
Ten years agone it would not have
been beheUed, that such men, intiuen-
ced by such motives, would have dared
to insul; aud mock the people by suoa
a series of depraved, mercenary, and
corrupt measures as we now behold
publicly aVowed and defended.
[Salem Gaz.l
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-08-12

in New-England, better qa-lifed %
grace seat on the Bench OF Jusnce
than Alexander Wolcott; When The
President Of the United States is obli-
ged, for the purpose of saving his own
popularity, and securing lis party, 70
descend SO low as 10 pass oy al the a
bic and distinguished characters IN the
counuy, and select for places OF the
ighest Importance, men OF low attain
ments, and lower morals, does II not
afford good ground Of suspicion, that
there Is something ia the characterof
thar party that is vicious as well as dam
gsrous - Conn Mirror.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-08-12
Joly a2, IsII.

KIM AKhO.
On Introducing the above letter,
che editor of the National lntelli-
qencer remarks that /" Comment is
ncedleis Nothing can be more
true, fer Of all the piriful tricks,
which have been played off upon the
pnblick BY our great men at Wath-
,uaton, This is certainly the mott
contemptiblc. Who does not fee,
that. Mr.. Madifon, writhing under
the fortunes Of MIR. Smiths diiclof-
ures, has made this mighty but diff
graceful effort 70 bring a new fcene
upon rhe itage, and divert the eyes of
the American people from bimtsE
However uunecefaiy comment may
b6, We fhall take the liberty OF ma
king a few obfelvations, both ON the
defen and amount Of this letter.
MIR. Madifon, 1t feems, trit got
his favourite B1ri57y to ilep between
him and the outraged Ex-Secreiary.
Aur Barlow's inyective has had an un-
fortunate and Inefficient eaecr up
Oh tie cau(e he was employed 10
fo?poJt unfortunate, as Mr. Bar
lows feverisy on Mr. Smith for
breach q confdtn nee or if they pre-
srr ,harfher epithet, treachcry, has
iuitIy ilruck the publick ss an adj
milton of his facts. Whatever O.
pinion, therefore, may Be entertain
I'd Ct Mr.. Smiths honour, with
which.the Fubfick had no concern, it
fixed the allegations upon MIR. Mad
lion, and III this the publick were
deeply intereited. Inefficient, as the
defence was anonymous, and Of
courS the attention Of the communi-
y fiji refted upon the original par
ties. The community is always mott
tngaCsd in difputes we're the agents
are known and have perfonal ref
noniNiIity Il was necetiary to get
tome new party, who. as IN wreftling
matches, niight take up the conquer
o., and fufer the Prefident, if pofIi-
re TO mingle unnoticed among the
fpe6tators. No other reaion under
heaven, tha. we can conceive can be
given, why MIR Celvin fhould be
called ppon to make BIS G.tl9iI4re5 /;
for, IN truth, they amount to nothing
bur proof Of the q fperate htuation
10 which Mr.. Madiirn feels himfelf
reduced.
Butthe thew Of collihon between
Mr., Smith and one Of his late fer
wants viii not prevent 4 Jingle man
of common fenfe from obicrving,
ina, admitting Colvin 10 be perfectly
rereSt. RS letter has not the lealt
b aring upon the charges pnbliibed
aca;nf Mr.. Madifon. Mr. smith
has not fet hintelf up for literary
-hanpion. His Geek was intended
~ expoie iiypoC'itical. timid,
-raataerous PreadcnE-a PRECEDENT
VINO dilregasds shr laws Ct Congrefs,
by oveTsteppiag thelinits preicribel
far his conducS ~ Nho lets the con-
ei,usion itFca 1t defiance and vio-
ia-ss i ina vcry ch-aial point in
giving away tic money of the
-. - ..,s, * -, crsotur.sc v,itb
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-08-12

0lasaachnsests.--i'hat large and res
pectAble State may be considered as
little better than revoiutIonized, and
prescribed, Cor the Immensely irnpor-
tant objec. Of obtaining EIbridge Gerry
for . governor !. |. This is poor nav.
A party in State CONTAINING more
than 100000 souls, which, with ma
Jo'iiy Of votes 10 their hands, cannot
furnish better man for lis chief ma.
gistrate than Elbridge Gerry, Or 10.
scph g. Varnun for senator, or Levi
Lincoln for a principal counsellor. or
Perez Morton Tor ala attorney-reneraI,
must be formed OF the lower tier Of
mateiIais. 1t il altogether probable
that there are at least five hundred men
- that state superi@r in talents, and fif-
~ thousand in integrity to oil four of
them. Whence arises this necessity
in the detaocrdlc party in our country
to rely, ~ all places, upon This subDrdi
nate class OF men WHY are no, the
abies, and most yiriuous men found in
the ranks OF democracy I! Why is MOI
Charles Co,esworlh Pinkoey presidS al
~ rs room oathc miserable reDresen.
tuLiYe ct sovereignty $40 now fills The
chair oi state Could not Mr.. Madison
u he had been actuaIrd by honest and
honoArahle motives, have found n ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-08-12

A letter from Baltimore, says, " Mr..
Pinkney will certainly receive some fat
Office he has publicly avowed himself
a democrat, and partizan ofthe pre-.
sent sviSe and IMPARTIAL Administra-
ton. Nothing can exceed the corrup-
ton, falshood and deception which will
be put in operation in all directions to
secure the reelection of Mr., Madi-
son."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-08-12
NEw-YoRK, AUG. 5, I8II.


I" Several vessels have Just arrived
here among them ship Spartan OF
Plymouth, AZ days from London
Capt. Bacon, of the Spartan, re-
ports, that on his passage ne was boar
ded from a French frigate, the officer
of which Informed him that he was a
good hrize, but as she was III ballast, and
not worth taking in, he should tnrn
her that after much remonstrance
from Capt. Bacon the ship was permit
Ito proceed on her voyage. The Of
iicer said they had captured and burnt
three American vessels. one of them
the Lucy, from Lisbon, for Boston -
the names OF the other two he does not
recollect. HfR ibis Be given as ANoTH-
Err PROOF ofthe reheaL Of tic French
Berlin and Milsn DEGREES 2"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-08-12
admiralty Gauyt-Louson, Yarx1a

Adrnraity Court London, 9farx 18
The ship Fox was captured on the S 4
Nov. last, Oh. her passage from Boston tJ
France.
1t was coptended on behalf ofthe capto,s.
that as the vessel was bound fui port IN
France, she was violating the British C'fdars
in Council Of The 2Sh Or April, 1909, and
under those orders was clearly htDle e.
condemnation.
This was opposed w the claimants couu-
sci upon two grounds, HFst. &at the Orders
m Council had ceased to exist, beca, a the
French DEGREES, upon which they were
founded, had been revoked and next lha.
feven those DEGREES could be CONSIDERED as
still IN existence, the circumstances ~ equi-
ty which distinguished this case would JUS
tify the Court in relieving the claimants
from the penalty imposed by the Orders III
Council
Judgment being moved fr,
Sir w. ScorT observed, he could not III
justice 70 the captors, farther slpone q e
final judgment Of the Court. There WIS
no evidence Of revocation produced beyond
! that OF the declaration made to America Sf
the grounds upon which France would con,
sent to such an event, which were, that En.
gland should relincHlsh the iShts her mar
ltime superiority gave her, o. that America
should make herself respected. The ger
era' policy Of England made It evident that
she would never consent 10 a prvposiIi5e
eiepriHing her Of the rights sMcIioned Sy
| the acquhessence ana general usage Of Eli.
rope and tie other proposal vas nutlIaS
less than requiring Americans 20 ion,
France IN a hosule conig deracy againsi ID
country which from her conduct was also " W
vfdent lad NOT taken pisee. The CfdtiS ul
| Council must, therefore be considered as
| still existing aud the additional cyiderre
/ promised not having been furnished. seem.
I ed sui farther 10 support The cCnciuslon.
The learned Judge, therefore, could ynt
but consider il his duty Ia condemn tie
vessel, leaving il 70 at appeal 10 decide up
J on the matter d fact, should Tie sddiIICnaI
-evidence expected slIH be furnished
| The sentence Ut condemn 4lon yvas accCY.
dingly pronounced ia this cAse, anL AXE
! Wise IA several others.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-08-12

Aore Trouble IN tie EEgtpaps Il u sta
ted Mat Gen. armstrong has brought an &C.
ton against MIR. Lee, late Consul at Bor-
deaux, tor defamation, and laid the damages
At one hundred Thousand dollars. MIR. Lee
has spoken freely ct Gen. Armstrong; con.
duct m France and lnlt nds laying before
the public statement Of il.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-08-12

The Governor an4 CLuncrt are now IN
session. As the htSnansc masels say, -
bout these days, look out for many Il. mo-
Gratis w'th long f-ces, sorely ds4t pointed
. ~ tneir PaiTio'ie sAartcns, 70 DC In4dt Iud-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-08-12

Bonapsrte forces our vessels to take two
thirds Of ;Leir homeward sarge 10 SIZES !:
some Of our Chiefs would be afraid be would
resent it, if we were to compel French yes.
sells to take hence cation as TWO thirds Of
their cargo. But why would it not be ex-
act justice And ought we to be fTaid 10
Go to France what she dares to DO to U.s.
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Fran tie Bahama Guzette.
A TRAVELLERS STORY.

On the coast of Florida, Astounding in
oysters and crabs, these TWO marine ma
,ions cartv on hostilities against each Other
in manner, b lieve, n,ver noticed in
any other place. The oysters actually fevd
on the spawn or young of the crab, by
closing on them as they pass and OBTAINING
them till they are die~sted And the older
crabs, AS if in revenge for the murder of
,h=lr offspring, fire qu' ntly regale themselves
on yoang oysters. Bur the crab IN pluck
Ing out the o. ster from between the shells
is frequently himself caught. and II the
oyster be lsrg- and strong enough he is de.
tanned by the claw until he consents TO part
with it or parishes. So that when the oys
ter has attained its full growth and strength,
the crab is compelled TO have recourse to
straIagem unparalleled perhaps 10 the his
tory OF fish, and in whicn would have
put 10 taish had not BIZ cn an eye w;tness
of Tie fact several times. The oyster ly
log as usual wlth his she'll wide open. the
crab appreciates silly. with pebble or q
music 10 one OF its claws, this pebble or
mus is suddenly thrust into the open ,uou'h
OF the oyster which is thus prevented f,om
shutting clos :. The crab thsn with great
sang fro;d svais himself of his enemy's
embal, assment and with his claws picks
on, the meat of the oyster at his leisure
from between the dists nded shell.
! have heard also, that in the hay Of A
palachi, on the same coast, the racoons
came down in great numbers to the sa
side at low water, and finding the oyster
OPEN on the beach, they, with sudden
Jerk OF the paw, Wi pc the meat from Dt
tween the shells vrrv adroIlIy fore the
poor oyster has time to close on him OF
this sport o: perhaps rather OF the fish,
|, the raeoons are so fond that they wade
out some s;ahCe from the shore IN pur,
suit of their prey. And it frequ utly hap
pens that either from the toughn.ss OF The
oyster. or the want of sufficient celebrity
in the racoons, the shell closes on his paw.
When this happens he inevitably perlshes.
For the oyster is dxed fas, to the bed be-
low, consisting of oysters and shells lnnu
merable al! cementrd to each other. AS
long as the animal struggles, the oyster
holds on with all its force the tide rises,
and the racoon is drowned. s.1
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CONGRESS-.
CONGRESS.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Taken fer the Ale~aadria Gazette :

SATURDAY, February 9:
Mir. ". K. 4Noorc had leave OF absence
for one week.
The House took up the bill returned
from the Senate with amt ndmenls, tor al
hitting the New Orleans territory INTO inc
unien, The Senate amrnded the bill oy
adding white" to " freq male inhabitants
The ayes and noes were taken on agree
inc 70 the amendment; Ayes 49, noes oo'
The other amendments were agreed TO-
The house went into consideration o'
the supplementary on-iuseseourse bill -
Mr.. Rhea renewed his motion to strike OUT
al the words of the bill after the woro'
Be it elactea.
Mr.. Epbss spoke against striking 0u'
and partly in reply TO Mr' Ea0''
soesch of Wednesday.
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knows what will be the result. On the
other hand, reports from Portugal keep US
continually in suspense"
In addition to the above extract, we un'
derstand ,ha, gentleman in This town as
received letter from his friend in Aavan-
ma, stating that American vessels there
were taking in DALLAS. instead OF waiting
for cargoes. This cur informant supposes
to proceed partly from the difficulty ct pro-
curing cargoes, but principally from the
apprehension of being detained by the Spa
nist1 government in consequence OF ours
having ordered West Florida to be occu-
pied by the y. S. troops.
The Swedish government has prohibited
the expectation of colonial merchandise
from their ports TO the resi- Of the continent
and have given orders that tbs whole mass
If colonial merchandise, introduced mo
Sweden, under any flag, since the 24!h ct
April, shall be declared by he proprlstors,
and pa. at the disposal Of the king.
[CfciaL
Among the reasons for was with Eng
land, given in the Swedish Manifesto, Is
the hope of fastening Maritime Peace.
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Alexander Moore, Reg.
This is to give notice, that the
Test.

subscribers of alexandria county, in tie dis-
trio; of Columbia, have Obtain ed from the
Orphans Court Of said couaty. letters of
administration Gil the personal estate OF loan
Kin aid, late of the eoanly at re.ai deceas-
ed All peraons having claims against the
id deceAs d, are hereby warned to xiibit
the same with the vouchers thereof 10 the
subscribers on or before the 9Th day Of 4 u
gust rext ensuing, or they may by law b
excluded from all benefit to said estate, and
those indebted thereto are requires to nuke
immediate payment. Given under car hands
this ninth day OF February.
Lucy Kinca;d, admr'x.
John Richards, admir-.
of John kincaid.
February g. eosw.
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John Rodgksns.
eU3,*
February 8.
Public Sale.

By virtue of deed of tIu>. from Ri hard
dreH to the subscriber, TO secure tie pay.
ment of q sum OF money TO William W cs-
ton, will be exposed TO sale, for ready mo.
neg, on the premises, on WEDNESDAY,,
the 18Th day of February next,
4 RENT charge of seventeen dollars,
n issuing out of piece OF ground lying
upon the west side Of Water Street and To tho
northward of DHke Street, now in the pos
session of William Weston. Also, a piece
of ground adjoining thereto, standing % feet
upon Water Street, and ruEning back l23
feet inches. The ground and rent charge
are subject to the dover Of Phebe Moore.
James Keith.
January IS. Gaw.
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ORPHANS CCUR r.

Ahxondr'a County, Feb. Term, 1877.
ORDERED, That toe administrators o. Jopu
Kincaid, deceased, do insert the fol.o ing
advent emen: three times in each week iot
eight weeks in the alexandria Daily Gas
zctte.
Test.
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SYNEX.
Ulster, IN. Y Dec, 1910.
Wilmington. (N c. yam: %.
INVASION OF FLORIDA.

Extract Of a letter from a gentleman Of re-
spscsaoihty IN Havanna, aafea inc 4'@
inst TO q merchant ~ this toIon.
"Same agitation has been excited here'
In consequence Of The entering OF the a.
msrlcaa troops into West FLORIDA. God
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MOUNT EAGLE.

This desirable Country Seat Is tot
Sale on liberal crelit.-Withln halt an hours
ride of Alexandria, it offers every necessary
accommodation Tor genteel family. The
Tract bounds on Hunting Creek /; and cons
tains two hundred and twepty.three. aires;
If not sold before the first week in April, it
will be leased TO an approved Tenant; on -ac-
comm odating publications. may bs
made to William HERBERT, Esq Alexan!
dria, or TO the Subscriber.
John Carlyle Herbert,
Near Yanpnle, AaylanH
February IL. 2awtf
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February 9.
For Sale on a Credit

DAYMENT being well secured, from
i five to six hundred bushels OATS in the
straw, which has been we'll taken care oil I'M
a barn.
Also, two good Carts, with gears, & some
Ploughs and Harrows in good ORDER. Like:
wise good Steel Corn Mill with large bs
lance Wheel which viii grinu bushel of
corn in eight minutes.
Apply to
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Mr.. Statges spoke a short time ID fl.
vor of striking out. for the purpose Of ia
sorting the repeal of the non intercourse
laws of March, 1909, and May, 1sio.-
MIR. Rhea spoke in favor Of striking out,
wishing the non intercourse to 50 into full
effect.
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A Scotch Presbyter railing, in III. pulpit
against episcop acy, and even monarchical
government, before king James the 9Th,
was commanded by his majesty g either to
speak sense, or to come down. The
preacher replied, in the true spirit of fAna.
ticsl impudence /" Ise tell thee, mon, Ise
neither speak sense nor come down."
The first time that Thomas Aquinas vi.
slted Rome. Innocent the Fourth, whs
thec filed the Pon,i6ca chair, said TO him,
" You see We cannot say with St. Peter,-
I" oilver and sola have l r5ns," - No."
said Aquinas, neither Gao YOU command,
As he did, the lame man TO arlse < walk"
An epitaph," observes witty writer,
" should be thus, { De moftuis MI nisi oe-
RIM J not as or some monuments, where
the RED VEINS in the marble may seem 10
blush at the fatsehoods writes on it. He
was 4 witty man that first taught ssone 10
II inst 10 ke."
Virtue and goodness are the health of the
SOUL, and vice is a disease IN it. A sickly
aDd Infrm body cannot undergo hard toll,
nor can mind Vexed & dscomposed with
irregular sppetltes attend to the SEA, ch at
rer truth, wanting that evenness OF temper
and that vigor which are necessary in such
erqalrIes.
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NOW LANDED,

From slooh Olive Branch, via Baltimore,
AN additional supply of EXCELLENT
RETAILING COTTON.
IN STORE,
80 Bags Carolina GROUND.NUTS,
Is Boxes Fancy SOAP,
500 Spanish HIDES,
TRUNKS and SHOES, constant supply.
E. GILMAN.
December 81. 60 Ct law.
~ Having large quantity of esrtb to
dispose of, at the corner of Fayette and Gem
merce Streets, would engage 10 fill up any
low grounds adjacent thereto, on moderate
terms. E. C.
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Burr Milestone Manufafh'y.
The Subscriber informs the

L nc OUUSEIIUCI HUT IIlS tIIC
public that he has received supply Of Burr
Blocks and intends to lecommenoe the maxi
ing Of Burr Nill-otones at his late dwelling
on Patrick street, between King an CamesoH
streets, about the FIRST OF March next, whs
he Can supply Burr Stones OF any di,nersions
that may be ordered. He has afse good as
sorlmeHt of Boiling Cloths. which csn be had
by applying to Joseph Dean or at the Manu-
factory. Any person wishing to engage
Burrs before the FIST Of March vii! please
apply to Joseph Dean
Benjamin BrowH.
December II. 2aw
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by OBJECT,
7ohn Macleod, Agent.
LAND FOR SALE.

LAND FOX SALE.
WILL BE SOLD at Fai,JaI court house,
On The 1874 Of February instant,
100 acres of Land, lying between
Cen,reyille and the court house, adjoining
BENJAMIN Burnley and Coleman Lewis.
part Of the said tract is well timbered, and
living on the waters of Rocky Run. ANY
person wishing to purchase the said Land
will please apply to Coleman Le'''s' or attend ?
the sale. Two geod Horses Will be taken In
part pay The terms will be made known
ca the day Of sale, -- .>,pe
February 2. 'sH'