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PELEG SANFORD. presents his sincere
dsNts 10 Messrs siMpsoN * PoMERoY, o.
B2@e5n, tor their kinaness and poutcDcss TO
hin on his arrival al Bath, after his almos,
miraculous preservation from a watery grave
Bsipg III strange country, distance Of near
IT, &c hundred miles from home, and SNORT OF
money, he canno, but express his grateful
sense of the assistance rendered by the !or-
mer gentleman at P-th, and his partner, Mr..
PoMEaoY at Boston, by which he was ena-
blca TO reach his home, his family, and his
friends.
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TAMMANY SOCIETY, OR
COLU.MBL3N ORDER.

A Stated meeting of the TAM
"A MANY SOCIETY, or CoLuMp1As oRpua,
vail be held on MONDAY Evening. March yhe y h,
lbcing the 9th of the month of a. Worms" II tre
Season OF Fcwers,"1 at H., Counoii F1,, , ;i,e.r
Great Wigwam. in the S.ate House, prec,s,S a.
the going down OF the sun
Is, order.
BERNARD AlLL, jun. Nscre!.rs.
Season Of Harsn,y, }
Month If S,soiss, s6h teb 20
Year Of Discover q, SEQ y
n. b. A general and pmctuol .eueuipgce is re-
quested. an Euiogiu,n viii be prpnos' On TIC
character Of our late and worthy 0,ae. so~LFd.
CuSpALL, by Brother HoLMEs NEAyss
The Brothers viii appear wiSh their t-nnausi
Badges.
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Sale df ducf.0n.

On TUESDAY,, March 10, at o'clock,
TJilir weather, Ynot, the nert fair day.
On the Prenis,
[TnOt previtasiy dissosed Of at private sale,
n .-ut o: Land, situated In Portsmouth,, a.
- bout miles from Newport, part of the farm
suoNn 10y the name Of Almy land Containing 2s
acres. welt watereJ, nearly all fit for plowng to-
gether with privilege to the shore ol landing lum-
bcr and gathering sea manure.
For further particulars, inquire Of
MOSES SISSON,
Jan. ~ in Portsmouth.
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5aics at Muct.on.

On SATURDAY next, al IL O'Clock,
(lf fair weather,)
1T SiaS Deems Iucti0H- Roam,
Will be sold, the following Goods-yiz,-s
.lschssis. Tei-; tf+
60 boxes Chocolate
Kegs Butter: N
Bundles Cassia;
Casks Nails
2 Settees
And variety Of other articles.
Conditions at the sale. Mar. A.
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The Hornet, capt. Laurence, arrived at
Cherbours on lhe ist OF January, in passage
OF "a days--ls days from land TO land. Lieut..
Biddle, bearer of dispatches by the Hornet,
arrived Ut Paris abou, an hour after Lieut..
Morris lei, that city.
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PO rs CRIP7.

We w're last evening politely favoured by Capt.
DAVIS, of the packet Hl.nsess, with New-iork
pspss of yesterday morning, from which We extract
the following article Of News. Capt. ID. Made b,s
passage IN 10 hours from wharf 10 whaif.
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10 be Sod ., PLBLiCK AUCTION.

V 10 'Uu az y Sbi-iN IA NV IN1-''
On Thnr,d,y March II, at o'clock, or far ,SeoGi-
e., II MOI. The fret tair day afier, ne II emses.
II not previously disposed OF at private sae
A Farm situated ~ Portsmouth,, ltar
4 n Bristolferry, containing about - acres Il
excellent LAND. well watered-aiI poug h-ianG aud
under good improve nent, a.d vel fenced with
good stone wall Said Farm has OF it Dseiing-
house, barn, courthouse, snG excellent vel! Of
water-Two young orchards Of excellent fru,t ees,
of various kinds, which commonly produce spplcs
annually sufficient 20 make twenty barrels Of Lydcr
Also, a gstat yariet. of cherry, peach end pear
trees Of the first QUALITY. The peassntness of the
situation, together with the advantage OF seaman
urc fishing, fovling sc. perhaps Is equal -. not
superiour 20 any in the state For further PArtisu.
lars enquire Of
Na.:tcw Lo0k.
Feb 10. n. h.Portsnou,i,.
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SCARCE GOODS.
JUST RECEIVED, AND FoR SALE, At
7. n. MUNFORD'S Store,


No fl9, Thames-strect,
The following SCARCE GOODS--sis.
BLANKETS. various Sizes
5OMBAZiLTS, black;
Blue BROADCLOTHS, low and Mid
ding prices
RATTINEITS, blac!; /;
FLANNEi.S, red, white and yellow
FURNITURIS;
Canton GRAPES, black, lead and lilac.
in elegant assorfmem
SILK GOODS .
Extremely lov, consisting Of Plain and figured Las
trinss, tsId Torcntpe SILKS, and short white
silk Cloves, PcngCers, SC. 81.
500 yards wide CR rs f-..sll Of which will
be sold very lay sar sasII o. abort sGtnir.
Fen. -.
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TO coRRespoNpENrs.

The 81 Number Of {" Douytass" is tereiyl
ed These numbers are entitled 10 attention,
Bat want ot room, al present, prcciddes their
insertion.
No, l, Of +" Rrma"ts offered Fl ne consid.
cra'i5a Of Me Freemen Of fhode- Island" is
seceivcd and shall pe scAsonaoiy attended To.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-03-04

The bill supplementary to the act making provis
snefor armng the Whole bocy of the Mii,ia OF the
led States, has at length passed the House of Re-
representatives. by majorl,y Of sixteen votes
.Nas. INT. FEB. 22.1
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L'INT 7. DOLLHNS KF. " hkD.--
Il Absconded from on board the schooner Liber.
", Of Philadelphia. now lying in this port, WV.
MrsoLI, an apprentice TO ,hc subscriber he is A.
bout 10 years old, feet 2 inches high, light ccm-
mouth, in general OF down look, but common W
looks persons ir the face when spoken to. !, is sup-
posed that he left hs poyt on board one Of the YES.
sells that sled las, Sunday morning, 10th Feb) for
New.York, from thence il is l:key he will make for
Philadelphia, As he is native Of that city. The
hove reward will be paid with reasonable charges to
any person who will apprchcnd said apprentice, and
secnrc him in any manner l. his master nsy get
hiu again Masters of vessels and others are warn
ed against employing, horbourine corceang said
apprentice. al the law will be put in full force q.
g.inst al, persons so offending.
.5no. ". Reynolds.
master Of sch. Liber,ys
Newport. Feb 10.
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Ne " AND CHE AP.

I ISL received. aad nov opening, by
- NATHANIEL SWEET,
.7t his Old Stand, No. io7, Ihamesy street, p
A large and elegant assortment Of :.
SCARCE GOODS-eonsiSnng 90
FkNhetS--BaiSes and Eanmls-Rafi-
nefss and Boabdzets-EroadcLfhs and
CaSsimereS---o otocaineu and Imperial
toya--G@ffc0ss, Gmghar,s and Cam.
hie@S--L0nton GRAPES, Plain and hlaid
ZHtsnMgs-ALevantine and Polgeers--
Ss. 90. ''F
Also, a large assortment Of Pib6onS
.---.4l& and II .okn Cloocs-BandannaS
--rosSbvd, Ny.Kd Wd cotton Tx is.
CRA5d-pt, na.e or y,rd.
All of which will be sold unusually cheap
tcfseAEH o. approved 2aper. te5 &c.
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Notice.

TIE subscriber ntend;nr TO give up
the baking business very soon, offers for sale, bis
House and Bake-iouse, together with hrs stores, &C.
situated on Bannisicr's wharf. For terms, which
will be liberal, inquire ef
GODFREY WENWOOD.
Newport, March 4. 1912,
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James Mumford,

E.yho tCh SALE,
l. No. SO, Thames-streef,
Extra super bite, black Slate coiourcd Ladies
and green BROAD worsted, do
CLOTH F,esb and white Coour'd
Brown, black, blue aud Gen leu,en's HOSE--
drab co,Ourcd CAS5I Ladies wbhe d..
MERfS- White jean and Cam
Imperial COilD and SA- brick Dflli TIES
TiNETs- CALiCOES ana furhi-
Black and olive VEL ture C1,INTZES-~
VETS CISGHAMs-
CALIMANCOEs & DU. Fig aud Band6nra
RAMS HANDkERCinEfS-
Ladics' and Geutlcnian's BIC. sc.
Cotton IIOSY---
With other articles in Dry Goods Sore.
.diso, A handsome CHASE.
N. Il. Al persons having acoounty unset.
tied and notes unpaid, standing more than sixty
days requested Immediately to pay the same.
Newport, February IL, 1872.
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The sch. William, sS days from Lisbon for
Philadelphia, was laying at single anchor in
the Vineyard Sound, having parted her best
bower the wind being on shore, the master
and people LET. her on Friday last. Captain
CAHooNE, OF the Revenue Gutter, went TO
her assistance, but il was uncertain whether
be could render her any service. The sch.
Dad lost on her passage,,,he mate and two
hands.
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-Qs~..he 25,h ut. The brig Altoona, of Pro-
yidcace, os~ Stranded about ~ miles west
of Pt. Judith. She has since been got off,snd
were brought into this harbour on Sunday
evening last.
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NOTICE..

A LII accounts for the RnopE-!s.
K n LAND REPUBLIcAX, OF more than eighteen
months standing, will be put in the hands o. Jus-
tce Of the Peace for collection, if not paid by the
25th Of March next. w. SiMONS.
Feb. 25, 1912.
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lhe CnlteQ StateS NlEdtc CONSTITUTION,
cept. Hull, has arrived in Hampton Rboads.
Charles Morris, esq. the Is! lieut.. reached
this city on Saturday night last, with des-
patches from our Minister in France and
Charge d'Affaires in England. The frigatc
bad passage of IL day, from France.
IL is understood tina, our Envoy, Mr.. BAR
Low Was received in very favourable nan-
ner by the Emperour of France that he had
presented interesting explanations os the sub
icct Of his mission, and was then engaged in
the discussion of them with the Minister Of
Foreign Relations. 1t appears also that the
dCp3atches from our government to Slr. Bar
low, transmitted by the Hornet, had beee
presented to him by Lieutenant Biddie.
I,A'' said that no change had taken place
IN Esgland at the time the Constitution left
that country of a favourable character. The
dispatches from Mr.. Russell, however, are
hnde to be of old date, aud mostly du-
plicates.
The return of the Hornet may be daily ex-
pected; by which vessel we hope TO receive
Information, respecting our foreien concern,
of more decisive chaIacicr-N. Int. r. 2S.
-
1t havnt been suggested that The mode
hither,o adopted by ,bc Department of State,
TO obtain information relative 10 The seizure,
4 capture, or condemnation of American YES
sells and cargoes, by the BeIligerents of Eu-
ripe, is not calculated TO obtain the fullest
1Iorma,ion on that subject, we are authoriz-
st to say, that any Information which eannot
beobtained from the insurance offices, (to
witch application has been made for that puf-
poe through the medium Of the different COL
lccors) will be thankfully received at that
Be,artmenl from individuals concerned
National InteliigenCer.
We understand (says the Norfolk Ledger
that Com. DECATUR has ordered the sloop
Of war Wasp to cruize on The coast for tho
purpose of relieving vessels tba, mo be in
= eis.rssS
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NEW-GOODS.

fnst received at i. =. kiCHMOND's
ID CASH sToaE, avery extensive and complete
sor;ment Of
Canon, F,ench aud Enghsh GOODS,
--cossIsT;No Or
Black and colourcd Silks and Crapes--rib-
bous-mens white and black Silk Gloves and Hose
conpan! Dandannas--batk tringed Silk Handk'fs.--
,eieganl coIoured aniine silks and silk Shawls-
fr" pieces real superine West OF England Broad
ciotlis With general assortment Of seasonable
--CCCDS--.
watch viii! be sold lower than has been offered for
n ny years in tins town Feb. 10.
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Valnabk .Medicine Chest.

It OR sale, a valuable Med,oipc Chest, cheap foe
4 cash Apply at this fiice. MAJ 4,
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Atlantic river, cannot fail to enhance the value.
ofall the public lands adjacent to the Great
Lakes, or otherwise SO situate that the inhabl-
tants may use the navigation for the transport
alton Of produce or nerchandize. For the,
same reason, il viii be giving access on cheap
Ter terms 10 better market, facilitate to GER
tain degree the means of paying for the lands
thus situated. It is not believed that the canal
would materially arrest the illicit trade iron,
Canada. ~
The 4th query is also explained by the
answer. 1t asked the hon. Secrctary's Opt
Mon of general Improvements by canals, &c.
Answer. In report made on the 4th of A
ps1l 1908, in obedience to a resolution OF the
Senate Of the Cd of March 1907, the Secretary
of the Treasury submitted the general outlines
of plan to that effect. To this he begs leave
respectfully to refer. Although the details
must in many respects be incorrect, and seve-
raj important objects may, Tor want OF inior-
nation, have been omitted; his opinion con-
tiRues the same with respect to general prin-
ciples of the plan. 1t is still believed that a
system Of improvement embracing all the i'm
portant communications pointed out by the
great geographical features OF the country,
and also such other local objects as it may be
necessary to include, in order to equalze, as
Ear as practicable, the benefits of the plan,
would have most powerful effect towards
promoting the prosperity of the country, and
consolidating the interests of the most remote
quarters of the union. The notifications
which existing circumstances render neeessa-
ry, in the manner of applying the resources of
the U. S. to that important object, have alrea-
dy been suggested in the answer the second
query.
Respectfully submitted,
ALBERT GALLATIN.
Treasury DEPARTMENT, Jan. 6, 1912.
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Congress Of the United States.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
THURSDAY, March S, 1912.

THURSDAY, March S, 1912.
REPORTED FOR THIS GAZETTE.
Mr.. Fitch presented the memorial of Hart
and Nazro, merchants of Troy, N. Y, pray
ing permission to import certain articles from
Great Britain purchased prior to the promul-
cation of the Presidents proclamation. Re-
ferred to committee of the whole house, to
whom was referred the bill reported by the
committee of Commerce and Manufactures.
The house took up the unfinished business
of yesterday-The disposal of the Constitu-
ton of Orleans was under consideration when
the house adjourned. On motion of Mr.
Poindexter it was referred to select commit
tee of seven to make report thereon.
Mr.. Moore moved the following. Resolv-
ed that the President of the United be request
ed to cause to be prepared and laid before this
House system of rules and regulations tor
the discipline the cavalry of the army and
militia of the u. States. Adopted
The house took up the bill supplementary
to "an act for raising an additional military
force" 1t was ordered to be engrossed and
read third time.
The house then went into committee OF the
whole, Mr. Breckenridge in the chair, on a
Hill for the relief of Arthur ST. Clair.
desultory debate arose which lasted till
half past two o'clock, when the committee
filled the blank, rose, and reported the bill as
amended, in which the house concurred.-
MIR. Aston moved two amendments, which
were adopted, which went materially to affect
IN principles ofthe bill. Mr.. Nelson moved
to recommit the bill for the purpose OF ex-
punging the amcndments.-t was reoommlt-
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March 4.
e. Removal.
Joseph SPEAR,
Reshectfuly informs his friends and tile tub
lie.

Reshectfulzy INFORMS ms friends ana ANe fu6-.
Tic,
THAT he has removed his shop to Roy
al-street to the one lately occupied by Mrs
B. Adamson, near the Coffee House, where
he carries on the CABINET BUSINESS
in all its various branches--he also makes
and repairs all kinds of Musical instruments,
such as Piano Fortes, Bass Viols, Violins,
Guitars, &C. and will also furnish Mahogany
Collins for grown persons for fifteen doAars.
He hopes the quality of his materials, the
soundness of his work and the strict atten-
ton he intends paying to his business, will
ensure him encouragement from generous
public. All the above branches OF buainess
will be executed at the shortest notice.
November %. DIST law
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come here for, to sheet every body /? If a man
lose his nerve, is dat raison, for him to lose
his sinew aussi Have net dey been told hum
dled time dat money is sinew of war ? SO if
we got plenty of cash, what de diable should
we want with energy Don't money make a
horse trot,-and can't it make men marche
Didn't Mons. Gallateen tell to desc Con-
gressmen how We must all fight upon tick
and now, after dis set of hommes de meant
have authorize president Madison to borroY
ever SO manly million, dey put dair hand into
dair own pocket wild greatest sang froid,
and exclaim, Let Mons. Madison pay de
interest by himself. Parbleu, tits enuf to
make man mad as Mons. Job En-
yerite, une affaire CONNIE ceci call for
reimbursement. Desc nimcompoop tell de
president he may borrow money, and directly
in an instant dey swear be dem if dey'll pay
cent oft Don't dey know dis prove dey can
have no principle Dey are worse as de Judge
who try one cid woman for witchcraft he
told to her she was welcome to fly off upon a
broolnstick but she could not clear herself
widout wings.
Mats, don't you seepose, Mons Prentair.
dat because scole de congress, am going
to turn fedralees. ! tell you one raison for me
to hate dem is, dey have stitch grand advantage
of us republicans, in de afa:re of turning
round IF one fedraIees choose to turn his
coat, and curse against his own side, he shall
be Judge, ambassadeur, turner-general, or
some autre officer come celia But, aldo one
OF our party was ever so much encline to
change side, what would he get by it /? You
infernale torees would not pay him sol
Dis is proof dat you are not friends to equali-
ty, because you ought to pay as much for
convert as we do. 1t prove aussi, dat you
dou't understand your own interest, no more
as de peoples interest; for are you 50 blind
as not to see, dat it is no advantage for man
tn have been born in dis country, to have i'm
bibe and cherish de true principles of free
dom from his cradle What good does dis
do him Au contraire, it is sufficient to make
every great man despise him, parceque, if he
be right, dey must be wrong. You know de
worie, kordeen to Shakespeare, is large oys-
ter; derefore, let every wise fedra!ees get his
knife ready, proclaim himself good repuDli-
cain, and he will be sure to get his share.
l have de honpeur to be, Sar,
Wild de highest consideration,
(SignedD NICHOLAS PnDRosA,
HaH-drcsser.
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TO RENT,

,g-HE WAREHOUSE at present occu-
pied by Messrs Gibson and kcss, on
the corner Of King and Patrick streets Pos
session may be had on the 18th OF March
next. For terms, apply to RoHERT {ouNs,
in alexandria, or to
William Smith.
Flies, Feb. s. Jan. 10 } SawH
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ted. The house in committee Of the whole
again took up the bill. Mr.. Nelson moved to
strike out the amendments.
On this question debate arose, and no deci-
sion was had at a quarter past three o'clock,
when our letter came away.

Extract ola letter from a re.sectasle Mcr-
chant Of .dlcante,to a Physician Of Phila-
delhhia, dated, Dec. %, 1917 ~
J" The Epidemical Fever has ceased, after
carrying off about Fifty Thousand of the ln-
habitants of this and the neighboring province.
At this place think we have done better
than attempt the cure of this horrid disorder;
we have attempted to precludeit its admission;
and uuder the assistance of providence, we
have certainly observation-disclosures urround-
ed by contagion, has enjoyed more healh than
ever was known at the season it was threaten
ed with the Fever, and now that it Mas ex-
tinguished, we complain of little or no loss
by 1t.
i" The method pursued for our preservation
was to place Gordon of the army at the dis
lance of about two leagues on the side which
was most threatened with orders, on pain Of
death, to let no person pass--but as this
might have been insufficient, the Physicians
were vigilant in observing every indisposed
person, who, on the smallest appearance OF
any thing even doubtful, was carried out with
all their family TO convenient place in the
country, where they were carefully guarded
till no danger was apprehended from their
indisposition."
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ALEXANDRIA.
FRIDAY MORNING, March s.
s.'rO sHEW
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Ladies finest Shoes.

A N elegant Assortment Ladies Kid and
"A Morocco, high and low heel SHOES,
are now received from New-York, Baltimore
and Boston.
Coarse Shoes always on hand.
~" have a large number of Fishing
Stands, Barrels, and Boards for Shed, at
Fort Warburlon, which will sell low.
ae Those who may want dirt for filling
up are at liberty to take any quantity froIS
nay building, head of King Street.
E. Gilman.
March 4. eo3tlaw
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7Ust ! ecesued,

Just 'ecesue@,
100 Sacs Prime Green COFFEE,
50 Boxes HAVANA Brown SUGAR,
so barrels "a quality Muscovado ditto,
90 Hhds lst quality New-Orleans ditto,
IN STORE,
5000 Bushels Liverpool SALT,
20 Barrels n. T.. RUM,
10 Tons superior qualityAmerican HEMP.
FOR SALE By
7. w. Peyton.
March 9. DIV.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-03

On motion sf Mr.. N'K!m. the said bill
was reccmmitted 10 the committee OF For
eign Relations.
And the House adjourned.
Monday, Juue 90.
Much business of Il secondary grade was
done, which shall be detailed i'll our ne St.
The bill prohibiting the importation of
certain articles 10 Canada WAS ordered to
third reading.
The bill for amending the Militia Law of
this district was fn;illy passed
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Extract of letter to the editor, dated,

- esHIIStONs Juno %, lhl2.
Many OF the federal gentlemen, who so pertiua
cIousy emdeavoured TO prevent, are now Jealous to
assist, the exigcncy.-There are, to be sure among
so many, some ncursbIcs-but the spirit Of our i,,.
theirs, the spirit which is to substitute patriotism for
avarice, as the national passion, has already reap.
ems every hour. MIR Lloyd, of the Senate, iust be-
fore the final vote was taken, reported to have said
IN is place, that having been patiently listened 20
IN his efforts to ward OF what lac considered IN IN
Jusubabe war, whatever should be the result of the
solemn question they were about to take he for one
would be found IN the ranks Of hs eouatry.
Personal and Pccunary satisfaction aud ieorar.
dy have been incurred Ivy otier members OF lot Il
houses, whieh would do honor to the best days Of
Roman vrtae-snd The few individuals, who are
SUPPOSED to leave infatuated the British ambassador
with vain conhiencc-wlciI, .ncretlible rs tina,
seem, be is said never 90 have abandoned iii The
very day OF the ustimaup, tbst war was moi within
tue scope OF A~eriSs9 Ssrins--sre scssged viii