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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-11
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE.
MONDAY, DFcEMBER 6

The Speaker Hen. Henry CLAY Of
Ken!uc6y} to0k the chair at q few minutes
after 12 O'Clock.
Hagirg stated The severe ind;sposition OF
the Clerk OF the House q. Magruder ESQ,
which disabled him from attending IN.
Speaker intimated. that if no objection wa
made 10 the procedure. The Assistant
Clerk Mr. q. N gcuder) would act until
the Clerk should be Sufficiently recovered
10 attend his duty IL the House.
no objection being made to the propos;
ton, the Assistant Clerk proceeded to call
over the roll By states; when it appeared
hat the following gentlemen were present :
From mpshire-Roser yose.
From hassaohuIstts--W;iaT Bayiies. LLii5h
Bisclow, Daniel Dewey Levi Hubbard CYRUS Einy
Jah1 ed, Nathaniel Ruggi-s, James Parker.
Prom nnesuSut--Epsphroditu . Champion.
John DaveMrort, jr.. Lyman Law. IONA han o.
Moscley, I'imothy Pitkin, Lewis b S,urees.
From trnont-W'liiau G.. Bradley Ezra Bu..
Ter, James FIX, Richard skinner, Canfies Rich.
From -Yo'k-Dsniel Avery. Oliver c. Com.
stock, JonailtaH Fisk, James G9dd-s. Thomas r
tirosvenor, Mos1 kcnt. J1hn I.,ftFts, John Layctt
jacob Markell, Morris s Miller, Noes Mofi, =.
benezer Sage. Wnsm s. Smith, John w. TsyIor
Elisha J. Winter.
From New-Jerfy--Lewis Cobdct William Cox,
Iacob Hurry, dsrnes SehuremaD, kichsrd Stockton
Thomas W ard.
From PenDsyIyania-WilIiars Andersnn, David
Bard, Robert Brown, John COoard, WIN Crawford
Roger Davis, VIM. Fndiey, Hugh Glasgow, Isssc'
Griihrt CharlesJ Iagersnii, Saioue ID. Inghsm, Je.
rad ir~in, Aaron Lyle, Wm Piper. Jonath Ro.
berts, Adam Seybcrt, Il &C Smith, Ademson Tan.
nehi,l, Thomas Wilson.
FROM Deiswsre--T honos Cooper.
FROM Observation-Disclosures Archer, Josepb
kent Alexander A'Kim, nicholas X. Moore, Phi.
lip Stuart.
:. From Nirginia--Wm N. A. Barwell, John Dawson.
John W. Eppes, Thomss Ghoson, Peterson Cool
wyn, Joan Z. hungerford, John Kerr, Joseph Lew.
IS jr. VIM. Moo, Iiagh Nelson, Thomas Nav.
ton, JOIN smith, Francis White.
From North CgrOiina Villa Aston, John Cui
pepper, Peter Forney, Nathaniel Macon, JOSepb
Pearson, Israel Piekeue, Bsfilett Tsncsy.
FROM oOuihICsr0jua--Sitnue Farrow, Tbeod n,
Gourdihe, Jshn Is rshas, VIM Lowndes.
From Eeoreii--Wm. Bartlett, Boiling Hali.
George v. Trcup.
From Nenturby--I.enr1 Cty, Speaker. } Josaob
Dtsha, William z. Dlvai Ssmuel hlKee. TheI,
~ Ming mefy, Stephen Orms5y, Solomon r.
Shsrp.
From Fenre15ee--JoSn ~. Boven, Thofns,
Harris Perry W. Humphreys } ohm Rhea
From o'io--J0hn A'cxprdgr, jamAs Caldwell.
. oil.
tram Lopsi,ns---Thornas n, Robertson.
From ,diao9 Ierttrr, jonathan J,uiuss
FROM N'ssru5j--Eiwatd Hemrstesd.
From IlIuois--Ehsdtack Bond
o. fpptarDg that q NJ j0rty If the whole
u 1uic, forming quwom thereof, was pre-
cent. Tue SPEAKER announced the readiness
q the House &C proceed TO business.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-11

the enmity OF every nation On earth.-But
the evil, though most alarming in its cha
raot ter. cannot require so violent remedy,
and have no doubt that the wisdom Of our
administration will devise an adequate. yet
| milder. method of preventing it.
II remains only, for those, who are really
the friends Of peace, TO contribute. both bv
word and Gecd. 20 the enforcement ut such
measures as may be deemed Prudent. in
thi respect. IF these measures should hap.
pilv prevent the introduction of English ma
nufactures, which can find a competent
market in no other part of the world, and if
other regulations should prevent the de
parture of supplies destined for their relief
without which they could not subsist, our
nov naughty adversary would soon be an
humble suDpliant at our feet. He would
then yield to necessity. what he has long &
obstinately refused to justice.
Expedients of this kind for bringing the
war to close. should receive the epproba.
ticn, equalv of all parties. Some persons NJ
feet to be opposed 10 the prosecution Of orr
rights by force, because that method of re-
dress, they say, is accompanied with the IN
necessary aud cruel efsuson of human
blood. Thew dcplore, in the most pathetic
accents. the hapless case OF the poor Cana
dams, an innocent and unoifendng people,
doomed to ind;scrminate carnage by the
| ruthless ambition &C our rulers. Let these
gentlemen of tender cnnsciences be indi,-
ged in their g moral & religious" scrupes
We do not ask their assistance ia the field
of battle. Like the flop in Henry the WITH,
they are too delicate and humane 60 endure
"a sovenly unhandsome corpse, between
the wind and their m bility ."-Thcy are re.
quired only 70 abstain from an intercourse,
ten ing directly to benefit and relieve the
enemy. II they discharge thi, negative
| duty, they will have contributed much. (ter
maps more than they desire) towards the
restoration Of peace.
PAEIFICUS.
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CONGRESS-.
IN SENATE. MONDAY. Deee,he, {

IN SENATE, Monday, December S.
AT the usual hour OF meeting. it appeared
that the following members were present.
VIZ:
From New Observation-Disclosures Gilman. John
Mason.
From Observation-Disclosures B. Varnur,.
From Conneeicut-Dav;d Dageett.
From Vermont-Dud!ey Chase, Jonathan Ro.
binsur.
From New-Jersey-sJnhn Lambert
From Pennsy lvahia---ibnsr Lscoek, Michael
From nelawsre--Ostarbridge Horsey
From Msryand-Samue Smith.
Prom Observation-Disclosures Brent, VIM. B. Giles.
From North Carolina-James Tcrner.
From South 'Carolna-James Gailard, John
Tavlor.
From Georgia-Charles TAFT
From Kentucky--J-ss Be,lsoe.
From ENTHUSIASTICALLY Anderson
From Ohio--Jerenah Morrow, Thomas Worth.
ins;on
From Lctisiana--James Brown, Eleiius Fromen-
tin
The Vice President being ab. Int the
Senate proceeded TO the choice of Presi-
dent pro tempore (; and Mr.. VARNuM OF
MasSscN usetts was ch nscn.
Mr.. Bus, cleo ed from Georgia, sppear-
cd, was q allied and took his seat
The usd J message was sent t. the house
and Mr.. Robinson and Mr.. Brent were
appointed on tile part OF the Senate on the
Joint Committee, - wait vi the President o
he y. Safes, and infsrrl bin tiiet the tw,
linu'es were ready 10 proceed 10 business
&c.
DEcEwBZa =.
Mr.. Hoayei. from Rhode island, a1pser.
cd and too! his seat
The Presidents Vi .ssage was receive
and rad.
Several orders were adopted or initiated
relating to the regulations FOE conducting
business.
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CHARLrsroN. Deccmher .

The nag which went down Yesterday. To
the cncmy's squadron off our Bar returned
this morning with six men, which they had
captured from diff rent yes els Ihc:c are
I've others also liberated, On board he Swe,
Sh sioop G"sfauus. Wsdd'"@worth, bound
hence to Guadalnupe. stopped yesterday BY
the enemy, and ordered back Fl; and three
Others on board The schr E'iza, frnn, phi.
lade'ph'a, captured Oh "Wednesday last, and
ransomed. Gc,e,..
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The following new members were quail
fed and took their seats:
From Pennsylvania. Daniel Udrec lin the
place, OF MIR. Hyneman resigned) end I'd
7carS Crouch, Gin the place OF M. G!oRin-
ger. resiened.)
On motion of Mr.. Eirdiev. message was
sent to inform the Senate that tho House
had formed a quorum and were ready to
proceed to business.
On motion ct the same gentlcnaH. the
usual order for furnishing tne members
with newspapers was adopted.
a message.was received from the Senate
Informing the House of their being fcrlue,;
and ready tn proceed to business.
'Njont committee was then appointed
consisting OF Mr.. Findley and Mr.. S,ock-on,
on the part Of this House, to inform the
President Of the u States that both Hou>cs
were formed and ready to receive his COM
munication.
And the House adjourned.
.OEcEMBER
The following other Members appeared
and took heir seats:
From Massachusetts-Timothy Pickering and
Lahsa Wheaton.
From Fermont-Wm Stronp.
From Rhode Is,art,--Rd. Jackson ir.
From Connecticut--B niamin 'raI,madre
From Eew fork-Thos. ]. Oakley.
From Msry'ani-Alex, C.. Hanson.
From Vrgina-John Clopton and Hugh Cspef.
ton.
From North Caroiina-Ra. Stanford and Meshsek
Franklin.
From South. Caro''na--.Iohh C. Calho;;n.
! From Georgia-.-Thomss TeIraii.
From TsGgessee-- John Sewer.
! Mr.. Fndtey, Of Pa. from the iciut
committee appointed to wait on the Pre-
sident of the u. States; reported that The
President would make a communicates
| this day at IL o'clock
On motion of Mr.. King ofMassachuse.ts,
he House proceeded tn consider a resoluti-
| on submitted ny him on the 18th June las,
tor the appontment IF the committee of T..
| lections bv. ballot, &c.
mr.. Eird(cg, questioned the prnprietv nj
tie Course proposed in the resolve. He
| sad 1t was new thing in this House. and
| required mature Consideration before it was
! acted on. Time ought 10 be f. rded to
examine, precedehts, end also the constitu
| t'oaal powers of the Howe on this point :
tor 1t was enc on which the constitution.
and not any law ct theirs. bound the Mem
bers OF the. House. Simila propositions
bad been agitated in the legislature of Pen,
syivania. and found beyond their power &c
| adopt, until a provision was Incorporated in
The constitution expressly providing for the
case. AS the House could Dot be prepared
without notice. duly to decide on this pro
POSITION he moved that it be postponed to
| Thursday next,
Mr.. King intimated that he had no Oh.
lect'os to such postponement as should af
ford time to gent emen to satisfy themselve.
as to the constitutional powers of the House
The resolution was accordingly postponed
to Thursday next.
The Message from the President was Their
received. read and referred to the com nlfttee
OF the whole on the state of the Union.
! On motion Of afr. Dazuson.
The several standing committees were
ordered 70 be appointed. except the com
mistse of Elections.
hEd the House adjourned.
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H. ...qef ron .innotofs. De- &

"'Thc Fcdcralists in the II. of Deievetee
have cc-,n'enced their Career 6oid.v thev
haue admitted to their seats, the dclepa,es
returned by the four judges &c Al,eyhanv.
The = publicans resisted it for three or :,ur
hours, l,It were overcome bv dead nun,
bcrs. TIE .cderalists would not DELAY 81.
cison Till u speaker was chosen" U'hir
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The 10th nj November nrTt, 10 silo~cd fortunate
irawcrs IN the land lotteries 10 take out their eraas
With pscvison tat any citizen OF the STATE aftes
that period may take them out. The bill TO estab.
'ish State Bank ~ Loan Office passed the Senate:
bat was rejected IN the House of sentativea-
bill Tor advancing tn the General Government
th;s states quota Of thc Direct Fax bas pass-d
H. House 81 REPRESENTATIVES by large ns,cr,ty, 81
Viii probably pass tie Senate 10 dsy.--y.uyaaL
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f|3IItHBtoiUe, Uef. I.
MAJOR Cen Tisctnsy and suite rived here m
Saturday last W is sid he will make this mace IA;
head qIartersfnr While and should junction be
orn'ed between the armies from Tennessee and tliy
''ste, nov acting 'ssinst the Iudars that nc win
hen take lie usni.
Gen. Floyd hss arrived "a Ccwetau IN the Cbsta.
hHoche. d-ta hmcut, headed by the GyneraJ
vs. eSreeied 20 march im mediNey sgsiast bod,
0i hostile lnfiiars. about Xty miles distant,
The ssssin ~ che Legislature il is believed will
terminate the last Of tlis Wcss--a fur:lisr JmctH
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Prom tie geston Patriot.
HALIFAX PRISONERS.

We have been informed from IN official torr.a
that hree HHnd'ed OF our unfortunate country
~ H9tY"*, were on the tenth Of the past usonth,
c'osUied on board Of IS Two small S.1bs for me
purpose OF proceeding for ENGLAND, there to exue.
Renee that humanity and kindness whic,, has so
peeuisriy characterised the British nation during
the present contest with this country
Let those Editors who are r.pe to cry out ao,i,,,
The loss Of" a Breakfdsf" to the Children OF tSe
BHltcd'k, look to this ti,ingaf
The frigate PRESIDENT lad no, nut =, 900
bat was at anchor, OIL Bristol, on Mondsv e.
noon. M (;as' De- =
Extract Of a lc,fey from TnoMAs JEryza.o,
20 a SeniIez1an az Psnnsr !Sdnia, dafra.
hoNT1CELLo Oct 3, 1873
than myself of the unprincipled Tvrant who i. Il.
laying the Continent OF Europe With ilood-no ons
wa' more sratihed BY his disaster Of the last Cam
Piign. nor wished NOR sincerely, success 10 the
etorts OF the Viftuous ALEIAHDER"
PaH GAG.
FyoB The Bost07 Ddiiy .ft!Ve,tissr. nee. 81
Nr. BALDWIN passenger in the BruIus, is cb ,re d
with dispatches on Mr. Crawford, our minister in
France, TO the Secretary Of State, which vil be
forwarded by this days niai.
We learn that an oficer arr 7ed in town from
freneh Mills WHO cftthere on Friday last repoyfs
that the advanced guard Of gen. W;lklnsyu's army
under brig. gen. Brown, were completely succession
IN their attack Hpon p body OF 700 If enc enemy.
Is miles below WiiIsmsburg.' The bridge or briyl''
ses having been destroyed over small ri,nlst os
the lover side of wbieh this force was ststionrd bs
gen. brown forded the river out two miles above
saEe upon their rear, attacked With his artillery n
musketiy, and almost literally cot them to picccs-
except about 900 made prisoners. IL is sad very
tsw ut their whole force INSIDE their escape.
we learn that gen WIkinson, WAS Nek IN his
camp near French Mills, but wss not Considered
dangerously ill., The report OF his death in oar
J SIC q vs. paper we presume is premature.
U'Mdntsbarg Is the uiYage where Ger. Bo,d
"n!s engHge" qoth tie rear guard 10 Gen. UlikIn-
'on'S atnLy.
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.fHILADELrHIk, Dee. g.
Ns' Gen. HARRISON is this Evening TO attend
me Neg hsatTs, &c see Mr.. Duff perform NJ &c.
beth. That the Theatre will he crowded and n. =,
t+e gallant Harrison will receive the sppinuse he
msrits, we have doubt, We regret "a learn
iiet the General is in 50 much of hurry to reach
the seat OF the General Gpvernmcnt, tina he csnnot
accept the testimon ais nf public appreciation Which
wore intended for him BY the cit iens of Piaadc
phis. DIR, p,,es.
Col Smith of the HiRe reg r,ent, lie in command
at Ssske'ts 5"rbor The British have two iarpe
vessels nearly pan ked up, and the keel of a third
a;ds Kingston. Werepeat what we published last
spring we must take Kingston be the expenee what
Il may. III
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FURTHER FRENCH ACCOUNTS.
FROM our intelligent correspondent {,
New Bedford, we have received f1r,bey
extracts from FIR hch papers received tbrrs
wit. the following note
ne w-BEDFo'RD, Nov. ISL have tbis
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BoSroS, December
gentleman arrived in town last eveuag, who
iei' Burlington on the 18th ult Gen. Wilkinson
WIS at the French MIS-. Gen Boyd WA at IJn,f.
burg Com. MDonoueh was of. that place with the
american squadron. G.n. lizard WA very sick at
piatta6urg
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fJoD the BosfO7 Daily .fIVe,fissr, nee. 81
ir. BALDWIN passenger in the BruIus, is cb 4rE 4
WIN dispatches on Mr. CrsEford, our minister il
France, TO the Secretary Of State, which vill h,
forwarded by this days n,ail.
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,, From Passage. Scht. &c.
ne enemy continues lis prensrat;o,s
OF defence, and receives reinforcernen,s mn.
on u e whole extent Of bis line.
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RICHMOND, May 30.
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.

VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
On Tuesday,a confidential commune
catipn was received from the Governor,
which was read and disposed of with
clos ed doors.
The House Of Delegates came to the
resolution 10 consider no questions Of a
hriU0te description, during the present
cara session -Severpl propositions Of
that nature bad been nfrercd, watch were
OF course put t. sleep.
Thee committees were appointed
TIE Isl; to report upon law, pass.
ed during the last session. "giving fur
Their tire for the redemption of lands
forfeited for non payment Of taXes and
70, entering lands on The commissioners
book; :" which law allowed further tire
until The end Of the nert ssion OF the
General AsSe mbiy-bu! tins being the
nert session, il WAS incumbent upon the
Assembly TO continue the time accord
to The spirit Of It's provisions to the end
of the subsequent session.
The I'd; to take into consideration
such parts Of the Governors commsnI-
Cation as relate to the state regiment.
The Sd; 10 revise the tax law of the
last session, on the ground that there
were inequalities Of taxation in that law
which stood in need Of the pruning
knife.
On Wednesday yesterday the two
first committees made report Of bills
the ls., extending the tand, Ian TO the
end Of the next session-aud the 81. re-
peaiiog the law for the raising of state
troops.-This last bill is referred 10
committee Of the whole.
A communication was received by the
Governor as president of the literary
fund, stating the objection. Of the board
to the act of February, 1918, which sus-
pends the laws of alienage, in relation to
British subjects resident in this couptr.
and claiming lands, until two years aftei
the conclusion of the present war.
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NEW YORK Nav IL.
IMPORTANT.

Extract Of iener firm ftrnanafs0'
(.1meAq. } to genfieman in this cHy'
dated .4frit l9, 1918.
DEAR FRIEND,
Our revolution has ended at last.
The American government Is no" sen ,
sible Of their incorrectaess in aiding >
set Of rebels. General Pinckncy arr"
id here few days ago to make an ami
cable settlement, ard deliver the place
and province to the Spanish government
The American troops afe to wlthd,a"
on the 26th of this month, when our ia
will again be hoisted. A general par
don has been proclaimedt to all the rebels;
they are now flscking into St. Augustus
t1st."
May ls.
Arrived ship Fair American, Darcy
Of Baltimore, A. days from Cadiz.
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Herring Seine Iwlne.
Just receioed - FOR SHE,
cases Herring Seine Irvine snpe
rios quality Cameron Street Wharf
George Coleman.
IN STORE.
5 ; 5..:.. ,: s::s. SALT.
Rus ia anu Ravens Duck
Do Sheetlngs
Cork Tor Seincs,
T,rners Oil IN bbls and half bbls
Sperm and Whale Oil.
Paint do i'll tierces and bbls.
Birthstone In bhis
Mess No. and Boston Beef, bb's
and haH bbls.
Do prime Pork, bb's.
bbls Tar, Rosm, Turpentine ana
Pitch.
April 7.
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Daily Gazetts, Dollars.
Conatru Gazette,5 D0t.ars.
MONDAY, MAY "a.
Joseph Vaudeville,
Corner Of Ksg q Fairfar-streefs'
OFFERS FOR SALE,

C0THcT ~ hfSS ~ A"'J - ..>-
OFFERS FOR SALE,
RI gHoLEsALE AND RETAIL,
J Teas-gunpowder, I'M
NO Or ches's perial, Tyson, hyson skin'
10 boxes younghyson * souchone
10000 lbs. green and white Cetice
90 1000 lbs. loaf and lump Sugars :,
los bids } New Orleans * MuscoVaoo
So bliss Sugars
1000 lbs Pepper
20 hhds retailing Molasses
pipes, s half pipes and 6.qr casks Il
Madeira
5 pipes Sicily Madeira
Is qrcasks old Sherry
s do genuine old Port
"a pipes Red Catalonia
40 cases choice Claret
2 butts. u Alfpipes Malaga
spipes, half pipes and 90 Or casks
Teneriffe
Is pipes real Cognac Brandy
S pipes. Gin
90 puncbeons We.t-lndia Rum
Is puncheons and 40 bhls New England
Rum
10 hbls Peach Brandy
Is d. WHISKY
SEQ gallon, Old do.
8 hnds. Cnerry Bounce
so dozen HiDberts Old London Brown
Stout
90 bales Cotton
SO TO- Bengal Indigo
500 ID Bright Madder
5000 ID. Goshen s Observation-Disclosures
so bush. ground allum Salt
Mace, Nutmegs, Cloves, Cassia, p
mento, race and ground Cling Cayenne
Pepper, Almonds, Chocolate, Rice Peas,
Barley, Mustard, OIL IN hotties and TASKS,
Wine and Cyder Vinegar, Glaubci
Salts. Bark, Scented White and Brown
Soap, Spermaciti mould and dipped Can
dies, maccauba, rsppee and scotchSnutfs,
chewing tobacco. Starch, Fig Blue, Salt
pst?e, Arnoue, Alum, Copperas, Bring
stone. Gunpowder, patent Shot, Flints,
AHairpow der. Sifters, Cigars, Demiiohns,
Wrapping Paper and Irvine, Corks,
Bed Cords, Leading Lines, Traces, sc.
&c.
~. 3. SO bushels fresh zUGrranted
CLOVER SEED.
March 6.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-24
MILLEDGEVIlLE, Geo May 5.

MILLEDGEVIlLE, Geo. May S.
Eatrac. Of letter Jyom The Greek II
gency. 10 gentleman in this place.
datrd 26h Atril. 1913
"On Friday, the Big Warrio''s SOL
arrived with the Talks Fl, M the Chio
If I ook,ubstchee They were IL Coun
Gil seventeen days Nine OF the niuT'
derers have been eXcCuied-tour IN tbs
presence of Mr. Doyeil, at the Hi' ko'y.
Ground. /, was net in their power to
take them alive; they fought iii The!
drop,. iva eftbe friendjy lndlans were
badly wounded The Ll'sle Warrior
WHO headed the party that did the ms.
Chief near the mcu'h OF the ONO, AID
one or two of his companions. are SUE
living; but the warrior: are alter thc'"
and are determined 10 have them doar
or alive. The perpetrators OF the MFR
der on the post road have been discover
cd and put to death. Two interpret
and FIVE warriors accomPaTleG GENERA
Fleufssy through the natien."