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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-04

BY the proceedings of the Legis
lature Of Virginia, copied into this
days paper, our readers will per-
ceive, that the "Ancient Dominion"
has refused to loan the general go
vernment, their pecuniary aid in
carrying on the war. This refusal.
so contrary TO general calculation.
and so offensive to the Virginia pa
triois, may be justly considered as a
triumph Of principle. As such, we
congratulate the people upon it,
while at the same time we cannot
refuse to condo'e with the govern
ment, upon this new occasion of
grief and disappointment. Verify
the Z" man of the people" should be
as Job of old time, for his suiferings
are in like manner. ".And there came
a messenger and said. " Behold.
while the mighty men were even
ready for the battle, the men Of the
norih have fallen upon them. and
taken them awsy-snd l alone am
escaped to tell thee. And while he
yet spake, another came. and said.
Behold a great evil for thy chief
CAPTAIN Of the north is no longer
worthy to be trus;ed-and the spirit
Of thy fighting men is sorely ycxed
because thereof. And while he was
speaking another came from The
south and said. IS Thcrei is another
great evil come upon thee: Thy
people are stirred up one against q.
nother--and the chief Captain Of the
south is no longer worthy to be trust
ed" And while he was yet speak
ing another came saying " Thy
friends in thine own country, have
heard of thy distrcsses and they
have said. Lo! what are this
mans sorrows to US? All things
are his, let him provide for himself!
Talleyrand, Fo,,che and Gambia
ceres. were to form "a regency. by
The direction Of the Emoer"r of
France, 10 case he should fall i'll
Russia.
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Iorhis country 10 the mead OF the go.
ty.ranrat, to, pause. rather than to
,es d alena to his fellow cilizens a
,sw WAL. before they had recovered
ron The ealamities OF the late one.
| Il aas worthy his immediate sue
ce,sors to follow his example.
In peace our free 5, stem ofgovern
ment would gaia strength, and our
happy union become consolidated !:
but, at the last session, the period
had arrived when forbearance could
be no longer justified. 1t was the
duty ofcongress to take up this sub.
;ect in correction with the other
great wrongs of which they CON-
blamed. and to seek redress in the
mode which became the representa-
ti,es ola free people. They have
done SO by appealing TO arms, & that
appeal will be supported by their
constituents.
Your committee are aware that
an interesting crisis has arrived in
the United States but they have no
painful apprehension of its conse,
aueuees. The course before them
is direct. 1t is pointed out equally
by regard to the honor, the rights
and the interests Of the nation. If
we pursue il with firmness anu 'isor,
relying OH the aid of Heaven, our
success is inevitable.
Our resources are abundant /; the
people are brave and virtuous, and
their spirit unbroken. The gailan-
try ofoue infant navy bespeaks our
growing greatness on that element
aud that of our troops, when led to
action, inspires full confidence of
what may be expected from them.
when their organization is complete.
Cur union is always most strong
when mepaced by foreign dangers !;
the people of America are never so
much one family, as when theirliber
lies are invaded.
Your committee, fer the eOnside
rations above set forth. recommend
to the house the passing of the bill
herewith reported. "for the regula-
tion Of seamen on board the public
vessels and in the merchant service
ofthe United States"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-04
/ he Alexandra Museum,

having Increased ~ the lumber OF its
curicsilics, tor uhe short time II has
beer in operation, far SUI passi,g the
most sansrine expectations ofsli such
IS have hoDorsd the institution with
their company, has inauced the Trss.
tees with view to a, commodase those
who cannot attend conveniently by day,
10 open he Museum 'or The future,
on SATURDAY Evenings from 6 to 8
o'clock. nc hall wi ! be Handsomely
lighted, and IS at all times comfp, ably
warm. Tie Museum as here toiork,
will be open every cay, 'unaay *.
copied, from TO in the morning until Z
in the afternoon.
BY oruer of,ae board of Trustees.
7. Mountfo:d, Ir.
Gnayer.
P. s. Admi,tance Tor grown persons
IS Cents for each visi'-Children will
be admitted at IL la CeRts each
February4
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COZ GpfS IS.
HOUSE OF REPRESENT ATlFES,
+ Rchorted tDr tHF .HtI"NdTM '"ztETF.

+ Rehorted ;,r hr .dler@"drm Gazette
WEDNESDAY FIbru ~
Mr.. Richardson presented The pc
t;,;on of Seth Wright and others,
merchants Of boston. stating that
s;nc. the declaration OF war they
have imported goods from the de-
tendencies Of Great Britain ard
pra,ine q REMISSION 81 the penalty
incurred ly SO doiog. Referred to
the committee of TIE whole house e,
who ,,aye under consideration "a bill
.r """ by the committee of ways
and means on thai subject.
M. archer presented a petition.
complaining ofeztortions on the part
W G,;yer Evans, in respect to his
~ right for machinery in mills
paa "rasing repeal or modification
"f The law granting him the right.
R.Garrcti to The committee OF com
n.rce and manufactures.
Mr.. Gholson. from the committee
oecIaims. reported the bill from the
s.nate for the relief Of Washington
Glre. without amendment. 1t was
Viewed to a committee of the whole
house for tomorrow.
Mr.. Cheeves from the COMMITTEES
g xays and means, reported a bill
u ,,s ,,,,Iating the value Of gold coins
res snr otber purposes, which was
twice read and rtierred 10 com IN
mit,ee of the while house lot %
h1 a. ph.a fromlhe committee OF
| post Offices and put roads, fsp0''''
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DOM; Gc Manufacture Conn.
b1ny.
ALEXANDRIA Fss. 3, 1878,

HLE1AtDR1A,F EB. z, 1918.
NOii l. Is hereby s,lv1E 80 the
~ stock oilers OF this Iustitu ion,
tn't an election Of seven dire tors fLr
the ensuing year, will be hel a, the
cour house L. THIS town, o. ucsday,
yhl 9 h :nslant, between me hours of
and s P M under the superintendent
OF Abraham Faw, Charles Mixing ut,
james Carson, Cra:en P, Thompson,
and Jam Douglas.
P S Two of the present directors
are b. the t.cles ineligible Tor the en-
suing year r.
B, orr Of the Direct RS,
IY l. ,NGTkY, Agent.
The directors p esune that the mem
ners OF the above con pa J. geLcr:iy
.sea qi;,in.ed VIII tie eau &c of 20 q.
,iGen, >, having been tetlgred ter he
last year k:tcmhtl' IS in j,stlcs to
he present sgentl the thin@ Il pscI *
to state that The bu. lseas has 1rs' 81"
tisfactorls condurted ~. t41', anc f!at'
tering gains produce --an sa&t'etH az
the accounts and contclEs OF ;..s s.ar2-
papy will Re submit,ed>to the in>pnc-
ton Ct the stockholders, at the inc
md place of election, agreeable to .Ii'e
articles Of association.
February 4 eeSt
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Ertraci Of a litter from q .gsaslsmaa
Of. the first respec'dbi'i'y IN ths
estate Of Ohio, 70 his .fr'srd IN Nerc-
Brunssticssy ~. J. dated January
+ 6. 1873. -
lam confident thatthegovernthen
can have no conception Of, the debt
they are contracting by the war;
with the western people. Ten mil
lions of dollars will not sdnare their
accounts in this state UP 10 the first
instant. A great proportion Of the
ARMY is supported at the rate of 90
dollars per barrel for flour. and [
have no hopes of their doing any
thing efficient this winter.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-04
From the .Ameriean Daily .zdvertise'

IRON tNe dWeTICHn Dot9 ~]oet'''"''
Mn, PoULsoN,
7 have read second time the able
letters addressed to the President OF the
United States and to the Members of
the two Houses Of Congress, by "THE
pg,cE MAKER" Of Alexandria; and l
believe that all who sincerely love their
country deyou,ly pray, that the bcnevo
lent intentions Of the learned writer may
be accomplished, by the restoration OF
peace to cur afflicted country. In the
foarh number, CHE PEACE MAKER"
has furnished the form of Law for re-
moving the necessity of impTessment
from on board our vessels, which has my
hearty concurrence as far as it goes /;
but it contains no provision to prevent
the occurresice Of what has been to bo:h
nations the most aggravating source Of
complaint. | would, therefore, With
your permission, respectfully suggest
the addition of section somewhat IT
tbs form: That if, on the arrival OF the
armed or urarmcd vessels Of one coun
try into the ports and l.arbors ct to-
other, any of The crews Of such vessel
shall! desert, it shall be the duty OF tn
mupicipa! authority Of that country t
aid in experimenting and restoring sue
deserters to their proper officers.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-04
From the Richmond Enquirer Of Ja-
naa'y so.

The Heuse of Delegates have
been engaged during the two last
DAYS. in debating hir. Areher's Re-.
solution.
On THURSDAY it came before the
House in the following form:
Rcso!ved. That tie sum of
dollars he appropriated by law Tor
the purpose OF q loan to be offered
on behalf Of this commonwealth, to
the GOVERNMENT ofti,c United States
to be applied to building ship cf
HE Ene or oi'er rcsSeI f rar for
the use Of The q. States.
On motion. the words in .taiIcs
were stricken out. and the object
confined to mere loan to the u,
Staies.-Nsess?s. Archer Barncr d
Pope advocated the Restitution
Nessrs. Leigh, Upshur. Mercerand
B,aukburs opposed it. The arsu-
.ncnt took wide range.
The foes Of the resolution dweii
anon the improrriety Of borrowing
the money OF til Banks according
40 the terms which had been sug-s-
.ested-they. said thvt it would be
TRIPPING the state Of the means OF
,ric dertace-that il WAS improper
Cor the states 10 be propping by such
subsidiary aids the general govern
nea,-,s,at ADMINISTRATORS hereaf
ter obnoxious Ia the majority OF the
| neapie might put at defiance the
voice of the people at large by draw.
ing their resources from particular
sections Of tie eountry--and that II
was weakening the arm ofthe gene
raj rovernmen, to do for them what
| hey ought TO do for themselves
hat they ought 30 exercise the pow
ers which they cons'ilntionally pos
srssed--and to lay the taxes II they
| wanted the money
The friends o: The Resolution saf',
4 saat TIE LtSsAid't'1 WV
to borrow ciii.r banks on the terms
w..i2h had hecn snsgfsted-that 'hes
night agree en- certain terms OF a
l;aan and leave ii to tie banks or o
i..er sources to Till it up---'hat IL
IVES not stripping the state OF her
defence. for by the Report OF the
Committee of Finance. they were
bon, to appropriate $4,000 dollars rs
20 the Contingent Fund and So'oot
ls the purchase Of munitions ane
| arter all there would remain III tfi'
auh!ie treasur, near 100000 oo'
| taas that Virginia was bound 10 re
deem the pledge. which she haa s.
| ven 10 the U. States of life, OF ior
inns. and of sacred honor. to aid
the prosecution of the present Jus
and necessary war-that II woul
set an example ofpublic spirit wh'e
would be felt through the who'
| commuuity-that the United s'a''
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-04

wanted the money, and the State
Was able TO loan it without any de.
sriment to herself. ~ \. /.
It's here proper to- remark, that
The bank Of Virginia offered aloas
;othe state of 100000 dollars at or
binary interest, renewable after the
'lfst year. 1.-THE present prosperity
OF the Bank should continue.
Yesterday, abeut 2 o'clock. the
question WAS taken on the resolution
AS amended, and lost. Ayes 81, Noes
ss.-.N'o more Professions, say we
let us be done with words, and reso-
lutions, and pledges.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-04
TROY, January 20.

We are informed by a gentleman OF
this town, who received hIs Information
from person direct frosI Sacket's har!
Dor. that battle was fought there few
day. since between about 500 sailors and
numerous body of the militia, 10 which
the sailors were defeated having otte Of
their number killed, and great many
wounded, some of them very badly
The sailors were armed with clubs We
were not Informed what weapons their
opponents fought with: thirty men are
said TO have been left On the field after
the battle.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-04
CHARITY SERMON,

The Rev. Mr.. Francis NeaIe will
preach Charity Sermon in st. Ma
rvs Church, ON Sunday next. at1i
o'clock, A. Al. The inhabitants
are respectfully invited to give their
mite for the immediate relief Of the
distressed poor of the town, at this
inelement season." He that gireth
to the poor leudeth to the Lord"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-04

a bill in addition to an act Regulating
the post Office establishment.
! Thebill provides that the postmas.
ter general may contract with the
proprietors Of steam boats forcarry-
ing the mail.
Read twice and referred to. a com
| mittee Of the whole house.
Mr.. Goldsborough from the select
committee to whom was referred the
petition of Solomon Frazier anil Ma
" Ecclesten, made a favorable re-
port, which was read and referred
to the committee OF ways & n,oans.
Mr.. Lacock offered the following !:
Resolved, that the ceH,inittee of
commerce and manufactures be in.
structed to enquire into the expedi.
ency Infringing in a bill in conlir-
nation of AN act of the legislature
of Pennsylvania. establishing board
of wardens and pilots fer the port Of
Philadelphia. Adopted.
Mr.. Widgery offered the following:
Resolved, that a committee be APP
pointed to enquire into the expedi-
ency of altering the time of holding
the district courts of the q. States
in the district Of Maine. now holden
on. the cd Monday in March. and
that they have leave toreport by bill
or otherwise. Adodted and COM
mittec Of 8 ordered.
An engrossed bill giving further
time to the purchasers of public
lands to complete their payments
was read third time and passed.
An .engrossed bill authorising an
encrease Of the capital stock Of the
bank of v ashingtou, was read
third time and passed.
An engrossed bill to impose dn-
,ty on the importation Of iron wire
was read a third time and passed.
The House in committee of the
whole, Mr.. Nelson in the chair, on
a bill for the regulation Of seamen
on board the public ressels dnd in
the merchant service Of The u. 8.
Mr.. Grundy rose and gave an ex-
position Of the views Of the majority
of the committee Of Foreign Rela-
tons in reporting this bill.
Mr.. Wright follow ed in opposition
to the bill.
The committee rose. reported
progress. and had leave to sit agnin.
The House resumed the consider
alton of the unfinished business of
Yesterday. The question on agree
ing with the report of the commit
tee Of the whole house in their dis
agreement to the report ofthe select
committee in favor of granting
lands to the officers and soldiers of
the Virginia state line.
The question was decided by ayes
and noes as foliow-Yeas IS Nays
ii.
Adjourned.
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Adjourned.

The FLOWING article from the Lon
don Courier, escaped our observation
till Yesterday. This news, is in some
measure, corroborsted by the master OF
the Swedish ship Westerwick, arrived
at this port, who left G9ttenbnrg on the
18Th November, at which time 1t Was
known that Bon parte had left the army
as stated below, and that the Russians
were in great force upon his heels
.Ne7v York Gazette.
"Capt. Drury, of the Beaver, arrived
ct Yarmouth from Gottepburg on the
3 uI, being the bearer .f dispatches
,i,h great news--the total defeat Of he
F,erch .rr., under Murat, with the less
.! killed. and wounded and prisoners.
exceeding 10000 men ond prisoners
yere bringing in every m2rient; also
~ pieces of cannon Bonaparre bad
river the command to Mu at, and had
rims,lf left the army with strong
escort, bu, which had been met by a
Russian army in their retreat and he
with the escort, was forced to seek
shelter in that army he had so lately de.
serted"
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y,ald she SUM-, ao,,, :
,.,ys aoy sA"'s'''
sosaranes ;,,, ~,
/, ciain 70 i"p', =.
nt1,l,ed States hsyS
i, p.o'idsd It , BE- ~
a. any other saan tnos :
Tnat American
g sssempled fr'~ ~ rs
'nsy demand ES
ma, this cannot DC
,haa BY the Ssss n;;.1 -
rasc from Ane',' az.
+, which ought 10 DC
is nothing to pro,
> rspacious grasp oil
This then is the ez
of tue United s!a'ssi
i,se.f, so consistent
!, their rights as IN
th..t it bss been a
= laal i, should /. ever
nnr,,i,n Tue foun
y claln is, that Bal
nploy"eo, in the Sc :
II s;a,cs F.: this is re,
i aFcGling esseh'iai9
Of me Brush nation
La have more weight
H. Bn,iSh t xamPle.-
..,ry rhtil l. in
/. 70 it Great b 7itain
j receive irto her scr.
;,io,, voiuntArily II
kejf wirAin that INIT
[,,ersy would 10; ex-
| ne subject OF even
/ powers have been
m tlti" Own hAppl-
Il4>ty, wh' rever the"
L. l'ne Bri''sa go
H. is aeamso that pa.
his tocU, be 4 gr"u"d
IL Grea, B'Iialn. Let
I:rr>tond.. thAt IN Case
E,ull be mad between
|vnrrcby each should
kcry,ce tha citizens s.
ber, on the co"d!,ions
bMe ST ted thar this
I,ared % far as depends
Ecct anG for that pnr-
| siih soch regulations
! n be adequate. With
40, p.rcelsed on what
b go ornament Can per-
| If British scamen are
/ service e the United
/ eff ctu.lly done, the
he claim must cease
In that not one Brilish
foupd OF board Ameri-
ruId be absurd Ia urge
Sc forimpn eSsnisnt,
willingness to give ef-
.ca arrangement. your
DIR it equally 'hs duty
D. clare, in terms the
q, should the British
de line 1t, a d p"rse
&c # "npr, sSmtnt from
!, tie Red States "iil
in that practice. but
,asingIy With all their
.crsSary now to i quire
wGrld have been with
'SNrni, in case tie or
& been repealed bcE ire
Ssr, or how ! ,ng tie
e,sment would ha,e
: hape that that reyeal
Eoi'owed BY = Sa;istac-
with respect to i'm
'eca declared. & the
meG, being recess .
nae o. the inoStir =
il /. evident that (
d Tor in he pacif"-
ioa Gsii in a tire, ~
NH' leave 1t ga lis
f.: il would in sHci
ADVERTISEMENTS: 81
e feelings Of every
revolt. The seamsp
les have a claim on
+ projections, 4 they
d. iia single shin
and The fronrrty of
.szen urc.ltd from
Tyu>es lie intiisna-
iHirr. How much
n o!Sht We 10 he cX-
te o"I'i So many Of
h. @'y meri,orious
AZ c:iZ"ns sna.cbed
cr their families au,l
y. ana carried in a
as boiS'agr. Ii is
iS;ht Gu!, i,ich can
oieretrd. Niihou'
Saii1;iaSs O.! he We
I Wiiic s"e.e OF G;s
spreads am"ns their
81 TIE coua;ry. tic
lt Nc ia ~, I;-,.c..
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ALEXANDRIA.
THURSDAY, February 4

"TO SHEw
rHs VERY AGE * BODY OF THB TIME
lis PORN AND PRESSURE.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-05-25
THE MILITIA.
TELL.


The most important question, which has
grown out of tile present War, is the use
OF the Militia Force OF the nation
II is not how far the militia is capable
OF efficient service, that we mean to dis
cuss., How far this species Of troops is of
use, dopends upon such variety OF Cir
cumstance5, as defeats the possibility of
laying down any general ruie.-But thus
much may be said without the fear of con-
tradiction THAT militia, we'll trained
and eqUihed one, that is corr handed by
cnterprslnG SBicere, commanding the con
tdence OF the corps---ore that, Il used to
hardyhips, Or contending with an enemy
against whom they have contracted strong
and peculiar resentments, or fighting in the
vicinity Of their homes in defence of their
own families ou their neighbours, that a
militia under circumstances of this descrip.
ton has every chance of rendering the
most efficient services 20 its country. A
republican government, therefore, Will al
ways have an eye to these circumstances--
IN state Of peace, they will take care Z,
rain them for a state Of war place eood
1Blcers at their head aud call them into
Oh It SPECIES Of service. in which the,
have peculiar motives to meet the priyatl
ons and pcr!Is Of = camp.
Nor 20 We mean to exbatiate on that
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-05-25
TO THE PUBLIC

bAV1NG seen in some of the newsnoner, q nj,
., heacon purporting 10 be " Proposals by James
WeDstet ana James WarreiI, for publishing by
subscription, PrUt of Peter Francisco's gallant
hchoni with nine of Tarletons Cavalry in sight of
the whole troop of 400 men"--and seeing in tbat
publication the most snjqstisble sspersons upon a
reVo'utlonary patriot, il becomes a duty which |
owe not only TO truth, but 20 the memory of a
deceased parent, to prevent the erroneous jmpres'
Sons winch such publication would 9th erwise pro
duce. his duty feel ms self justifsbe in perform
ing; notwithstanding %may be compelled to shew
that, whatever other qualities Mr. Fraoc;sco NM
possess that OF exaggeraton and misrepresentation
when his vanity or interest require it. is not the
least conspicuous OF his qualities The obseryat;on,
which snail make upon this subject, are supported
ana authorised by the certificates of the most res
pectaoie inhabitants OF the neishbourbood where the
transaction occurred. Instead OF this gallant ac
TON being fought with nine OF TarIetonjs Cavalry
~ sight OF 100 men, one OF TaretOn's men * three
negroes EEL IN at Wards house with Francisco and
several other persons, who, expecting that Tarje-
tons troop we're near and coming on 10 the house.
agreed TO submit TO be plundered.-I, hsppened
however, when IL was sscertained that The FROM,
we're at some distance and not about TO come by the
the robber was of his guard, aud Killed b,,n-tbs
negroes then hed--Tarleton's corps were mn, in
aSht, but about mile distant bebiud thick NIECE
OF woods, passing higher up the country. so fay
IRON Wards assisting this plunderihg party, by Ell.
wing one OF them gun, they had ON their Srst o.
trance in the house sken and ,lestrnved a. a oo,v
instrument OF the kind in the house and there
were several persons present when this occurrence
ok pace, VINO are unfortunately dead, and who
Witnessed Tie conduct OF Ward. No blame was,
hoseyer, attached to Lis conduct It the time. and
he cuhtinned 10 be respected as Whig, and mar
% eoursge' ne was afterwards Gas appears by the
Respectable testimony Of Capt Daniel Verser ard
otneTa Baptism and Qusrter-A1 as,et in tl.e ser.
:. 80 " MS eouhtFyi and was an officer Of merit and
" much to be relied on" Evep the ciren,oe,ssees
% "ar9s death have been misrepreseuted by Fran-
CISCO W ard did not die by fall E ON one of the
horses iakeu from the party above mentioned he
s's SI'e1 ny ia1 from horse which he after.
wh."S purchased bit short time before his death
Whep the above Iscts are known, by a view of the
'efnncates aforementioned, odous would be thai
nan, and truly al inpOs,or, who would attempt. nv
P'ulung' OF any 1ther means, to brand with inia.
"y we memory OF deceased respectable man, j.
irdsr to give sinsnarity and variety En- e.. 80 .,
pc rrP'ese"te, chat tie print might attract pnolis
stenu9h, aud thsFeiors a-eome mots saleeble soa
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-05-25
BRITISH INHUMANITy

Allowance for an American Prisoner of War, al
MN Prison, in Plymouth, England. for seven day
furnished tor publication by one who knows it vel
and never can forget it.
1-2 pounds Of Beef.
lbs. of Salt Herrings.
10 l2 lbs. of Bread (Black) with worms
i-2 lbs. of Cabbage.
ounces Of Barley.
Ia OF. of Onions.
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