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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-01-24
OLIVER HERRICK,
DAN. Read, ETC.,"

In the foregoing letter, picture is
drawn by one who would wish to be con.
sidered firm supporter of the present
administration in all its folly and mad
ness-From such person we should
naturally expect, the horrors Of dun
re On, inhuman treatment by the super
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-01-24

The above ,s The annual statement, and i,
is believed The first that l. as been present
ID 20 the public. ofa ,ocie,y winch has MT
long been established in this wn-but
which has slresdy done much good W, hio
its circle, and promises, with proper su :.
Por. to be the means ef ef.cting much
more. Similar societies have exis,ed for
some time in lage places a. Ihe wcs ward !,
such as tho Fuel and Fragment Sec,eues. ia
Boston, the latte, particularly under he d I.
rectlon Of femsles--by which consitler>bi lie
provision is made for the Necessary c mfu.
ofpoor families in he se.erer ,easons Of i..
year. Such auxiliary charities At, oil .n m.
portance that mus. be generally perceive
blu. Can only be fully Appreciated by tbs.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-01-24

1aasa,y %
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-07-14
Communication.
Wertmuller's Dana.

1t gives me pleasure to announce, that
the celebrated painting, called Wsrtmul.
!eris Dana, has arrived in this place, where
it is understood It will continue until Mon.
day morning next. 1t has been objected to
this specimen of the Fine Arts, that there
is a certain degree of immodesty in the at
titude ; for my part, have repeatedly in.
spected this piece, with very great attenti-
on since its arrival here, and must confess
that no such idea has ever struck me while
viewing it, and presume, that such impress
sions are only made On minds either preyi-
ously corrupted, or by a few persons dispo-
sed to cavil, let the excellence be what it
may. As this will be the only opportunity
which our citizens will probably ever have
of viewing this inimitable painting, it is
hoped they will early embrace il.
An admirer Of the Fine Arts.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-07-14
FOR SALE,
That VALUABLE PROPERTY

ANCA AAt
ADJOINING Pugh Town, Frederick
County, Virginia known by the name of
the Uhite House There is not a more
eligible spot from Baltimore to Wheeling,
for sny kind Of public business han this is.
Price, s 5000 for the house and lot
ALSO o Sale,
The GOODS on hand, consisting Of near
ly s COCO worth, being q complete assert
ment, suitable for the neighbourhood.-
These Goods were laid 10 before the war.
This determination is in consequence Of
my intention of facing the enemies Of the
human race and Of my native and adopted
countfy-I burn to meet them on the beach.
where ! hope to spangs a cannon or scied
a sacord, in defence Of the rights. ib1--
ties and immunities of the United States
This is my motto.
JAMES O'BOYLE.
Paghtowr, Val July 2.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-07-14

! success Of Great Brisain because. forsoo,b.
being a blessing mutually extended to both.
1t may enable Great Britain to prosecute
this war, by furnishing IN abundant har.
vest ? Out upon such doctrine-i care noe
for my part how distinctly the line is mark
ed, how plainly the people perceive who re-
Joice in and VINO deplore the downfall Of a
tyrant-am0Dgsta free people l fear not
the effect.
! might dilate much on what ! have al
ready said, volumes might be written upon
1t, but this communication Is already ex-
tended, far beyond the limits l Intended
! will conclude by again remarking. that
when so many advantages certainly occur
to the world shd ourselves from those g.
vents, the prospect Of overbalancing disad-
vsntsges should be great indeed. not mere,
ly possible, but strong and probable, to
prevent a manifestation Of our Joy. In the
present cate these disadvantages are posi-
bic, becadse we know not what scourge tho
Almighty ma have in store for this nation,
but think they are barely possible and
not built on any rational calculation of pro-
oability.-Whstsver may be the event
therefore, to withhold cur thanks and ioy
for certain benefits, merely from the possi-
bility of evil being mixed, is not consistent
with the piety Or hemespun sense of
A FARMER.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-07-14

lanz euas rsked US every shot. We had
onIy Two guns out OF the stern that would
reach them. Oar earronades did not carry
more than half way. The two long guns
were so we'll worked as to make both Of the
enemies vessels to haul off and repair, but
they returned soon to the attack. Our gal.
liant crew, stimulated by the determined
and iudieious conduct of our valiant captain,
.stooa The slaughter with unparalleled bra
very. The engagement lasted two hours
and q minutes. Our cables were cut a
wly, and no sail could be set, as all that
were not ~entangledfby the broken mas, had
their hauiyards snot away.
Our ship caught fire several times, and
one or two violent explosions took place
but the undaun;ed Yankees suffered moth
ing to discourage them, until our powder
grew short. At the surrender of our ship
we had only two or three kegs of damaged
powder on board Is or 90 of our guns were
SCOT away or disabled, and only 66 of our
men we'll and able to stand to their gun
loo men were killed and wounded The
ward-room, cockpit, and Storage, were
full OF Aoundsd, besides many on the birth
deck. lt was necessary to amputate 9
limbs. We had about 90 men go badly
burnt that s of them died shortly afterwards
tstMarch 30 aud 3tss, removed all the
wounded to sick quarters or shore, and all
the others wen or parole. April 2zth,
sailed 10, the Essex Junior with the prisoners.
&c. for the u. States, and doubled Cape
Horn in the cold month of May. Crossed
the Equator On the 18th of June. and ar
rived at New York on the 9TH of fully "
iCaptain Porter left the Young Essex,
of L,lg I..snl in his gig, and landed at
BABYLON IA thursday m1 ming. and arrived
at BrookIyn about 4 Z. NJ Capt. Porter
got into a carcilge, and crossed the ferry
in the seam Boat Nassau On his arrival
in New york, the citizens took the horses
from his carriage, and drew it up to the
City Hotel. and from thence to his lodg-
in5s in Greenwich street, with constant and
loud huzzasl
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-07-14
United celebration at Shepherd Tomn, on
the Potomdck, ia V~rginia.

The committee of arrangement for the
celebration OF the late glorious events in
Europe, by which the deliverauce Of the
world, and the redemption of our own
country from the fear of bondage, have been
accomplished, respectfully offer a general
invitation to all friends OF the principles Of
the proposed celebration, to attend the fes-
tival at Shepherds Town, on Thursday the
2Sth instant. This invitation extends to
citizens of Virginia, Maryland, and the
District Of Columbia, and to all other
friends sympathising in the occasion, to
whom it may be convenient and agreeable
to attend.
The ceremonies of the day will be open
ed by religious worship. An Grafton viii
then be delivered. Solemn music will &C.
company the service ofthe day.
Tickets of admission to the entertain
ment, which will be held at a select spot in
the neighbourhood of Shepherds Town,
will be provided at a stipulated price,
DAVID HUNTER, !
HENRY BOTELER,
JAMES s. LANE,
J. b. HENRY, SCommittee Of
AARON JEWETT, ARRANGEMENT.
JOHN BRIEN,
JOHN BLACKFORD,
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-07-14
CAPTAIN PORTER.

We have had the pleasure of conversing
with capt Porter, who informs US that in
the foregoing statement, there are some
errors and omissions-and requests that
the public opinion may be suspended
until the account Of the action is pub
li.ded bv the Secretary of the Navy, or un,
til a court mact,al has decided on the con
duct Of the officers and crew of the Essex.
National 4doocate.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-07-14
Five Dollars Reward.

STRAYED from the subscriber, living in
Shepherds Town. on the 18th Of June last.
a bay Horse, about fourteen and an half
hands high. has small star in his fore
head, is very gentle, trots and PAGES, had
or a light peir of shoes before. is remarka-
BILE for holding his tail to the left side when
moving. is raising five years old. ANY per-
son bringing him home, or giving informa-
ton where he may be found, SO that ! get
him again, shall receive the above reward
and all reasonable charges.
THOMAS HEssEy,
July Is, lslh
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-07-14
BURLINGTON, July |.

Ga Tuesday of this week, Col Forsyth
was ordered by brig gen. smith, on a
reconnoitering party of about 60 men He
had partly surrounded a body of Indians
IN Qiletown, when two Indians who lay
in ambush, drew up and shot the Colonel
Both balls passed through his breast. He
was taken up and conveyed to a house,
about half q mile distance, and there ex
PRED.
Brig. gen. Smiths brigade is now sta
toned at ~Champlsia. The reminder OF
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-07-14

the army IS in and about P~lattsburg- PAL,
OF the artillery are on Cumberland head.
where they are fortifying.
Major Parker arrived at this post on
Saturday of last week, with about $50 u
;. recruits from n. Hampshire and the
district of Maine, and next day they en-
parked for Pl~attsburgh. Two or three dc.
tachments have since arrived
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-07-14
NEWB SAFE.

We are happy to state that the report of
the burning Of New-Bedford is totally I'M
founded. n. Her. AdU.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-07-14
.TFlE GAZ ETPE.

THURSDAY. JULY IA.

Incidents like the .folIobing are greatly to
30 regretted Their consequences are
SaeA that NJ degree of seosrity can be
zoo great for their repression lEDIroR ]
Extract from a letter froua an officer Of the
army at Norfolk, dated July q
"On yesterday a British barge approach
% the sAore near the Pleasure House and
reports say tof this, however, the account
is not Officially that she had a white flag
hoisted and that her men were without
arms. When she approached within forty
or fifty yards Of the shore, a detachment of
militia stationed there, fired upon her, and
an officer and some men were seen to fail.
The barge put off and returned to the ship.
General Porter is about ascertaining the
fact, whether a white flag was hoisted or
NOT. The boat was not hailed :-Ifthe facts
are as reported. | shall not be surprised to
hear that Hampton is laid in ashes before
20 morrow morning, and the company OF
militia there, put 20 death"
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-07-14
Fam the Baltimore Federal Gazette OF
Jnku 9.

The JOAN ADAMS has arrived at n York
from G~ottenburg, with dispatches from
our Ministers. The contents of those des-
patches will be anxiousiy looked for, as it
Is probable they will pat an end to our pres.
ent suspense on the question of peace. or
war. With what anxious hopes and fears
the dispatches viii be read by our rulers.
those who have duly estimated the diff,
~ticulties 10 which they are involved, can
Judge. We hope their sympathy will in
dlce them to relieve the anxiety Of the pub
lie as soon as possible, if the news should
be favorable-if otherwise, we need not ex-
pect that it will be very speedily made pub
lie.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1814-03-14
PUBLIC SALE.

e IN "Wednesday the 3oth day ofM arch,
" will be sold on the premises. the sub
stantial well built BRICK WARE
HOUSE and LOT situate on the North
side OF King street near the corner OF Wa.
ter street, late in the tenurs6s c. /. Cat.
Lett Esq and at same place certain
lNACI OF LAND in Fairfax. county,
near Pohick Run, formerly the residence
OF John Ward, deceased, containing one
hundred and sixty two acres, more or less
inc sale to commence at II o'clock-Terns
one. tenth OF the purchase in hand, six
twelve and eighteen months credit for the
osiance' with interest aAd on the payment
OF the whole The trustee will make the
conveyance vested in him
CUFHBERT POWELL, Tyusfee.
Feb. %. ,w,s,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1814-03-14
HAVING KIIMOVED

To situation near the female L.4.WCAS-
1RIAN ScROOk, purpose taking chill.
drcn to Board. Tho,e who are unacquaint-
ed with me. may receive all necessary in
formation by applying to Mr. Jacob HofI-
man, one of the trustees; or MIR. Town
send Waugh. The terms $50 dollars per
year; rs dollars 10 be paid iii advance the
balance quarterly.
MARIAN MASON.
March list
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1814-03-14
FOR SALE

FOX SALE,
a TRACT OF LANE in Loudon coun
ty, about three miles from Aide and abotr
aqusrter OF mile from the turnpike road.
adjoining the lands of Robert Arnistea,',
and is part OF the place on which cap,ain
William Beavers lives, containing75 acres.
There Is about 20 acres in wood and ,he
remainder rs In Glover Any person wish
ing 10 purchase will view the land, and for
further particulars apply 10 the subscriber,
living at Mrs .adans's Mills in Fairfax
county.
CLEMENT w. HURDLE.
February So
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1814-03-14
MOORE, Rey,r.
This Is to give Notice

That the subscriber of alexandria eops.
~, IN the District OF Columbia, has obtain
cd from the Orphans Court of said county,
ietters testameniary on the estate of GEORGE
GAnsn, late ct the county aforesaid deceas-
cd: all persons having claims against the
said decedent, arc hereby warned to exhi-
DIT the same, wHh the vouchers thereof 10
the subscriber, daily authenticated and pass
ed by the Orphans Court, on or before the
i'm day OF August next, 9r they may hy
law be excluded from all benefit to said es-
tate--and those indebted thereto, are re-
CURED to make immediate payment
Given under n'y hand tAis yT,h day OF
February, 1914.
Z THOMAS p. GILPfN,
/ Ereetaar If George CHM.
Feb II 4w
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1814-03-14
TO LEASE,
THE SUBSCRIBER.

THE SUBSCRIBER,
HAS just received and for sale, at his
warehouse at reduced prices -
! ls2 Bales Upland Georgia Cotton,
1000 Pair Mems Coarse Shoes,
1000 lbs. Seine Irvine,
so Barrels Whiskey,
90 do. Cydcr. and so bbls. Apples,
SO Boxes Mould Candles,
20 TO, Mustard,
Casks CT .se,
so Boxes Spanish Segars,
10 Casks Shot assorted,
2 do. Salt Peter,
6 do Almonds {soft shelly
20 Kegs Gunpowder,
2 Hhds. Loaf and Lump Sugar,
S do. Muscovado do.
Is Chests Y Hrson, Hyson and Impc-
rial Teas,
ioot Reams Wrapping Paper,
so do. Whiting do
Pipes Old Mountain Wine,
Casks Old Apple Brandy
WM. NEWTON.
Jan II.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1814-03-14
FRESH CLOVER SEED.

GO bushels of Clover Seed which has
been carefully selected from amongst the
farmers ofLancaster county, Rennsyivama,
by a man well acquainted with the article,
.4iso, 90 bales of UPLAND COTTON,
for sale by
MORDECAI MILLER.
March a.. &,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1814-03-14
ORPHANS COURT.

.2leEan9riG County, Fe6,uory Iern., fsl4.
ORDERED, that the Executor of Geo.
GHfli deceased, do insert the following.
advertisement three times week for four
weeks IN the Alexandria newspapers. -.
Copy---Iest,
A. MOORE R..,,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1814-03-14
a Fishing Landing To Let.

NVHE subscriber will let for the ensuing
a season, or for term Of three years,
the well known SiVANHARBOR LAND
ING, al the mouth Of Swan Creek, about
six miles below Alexandra. 1t has two
landing places for the nets, between that
and the two landing sein births adjoining
the Fort Wharf, which are under lease for
the two coming seasons, to Nicholas Queen,
* Co.
The Swan Landing has a clean hard
shore, without hangs, and close to the deep.
est channel 1t is famous for the taking of
Herrings, conveniently situated for Graft
or Country Purchasers, and has good
Fisberman's House shielded half round !;
and will be shcwn or agreed for by Henry
Frazer living at the Fort Wharf, Warbur-
ton, or
THO. DIGGES.
Fob 4 ep2m
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1814-03-14
ORPHANS, COURT.

dicIandr1o County, february Term. 1919.
: ORDERED that the executor of Aarea-
re! AaHgherty deceased, do insert ,he fol-
ioTing advertisements three Zines a week
tor four weeks in the Alcxandrlz newspa4
pcrs. y Copy-Tcss.
A. MOORE, Resr.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1814-03-14
THE SURSCSIBER.

WX71LL sell at public auction, on Satur-
w day the le;h instant (if not prcvi-
ousiy disposed of) LOT, on half acre of
LAND, lying in the town OF Alcxan-
dria, OIL the s. w of 10, represented in
the plan OF the town, by No. l02, lying on
St. Asaph and Wilkes streets, bounded as
follows: beginning fifty feet from that cor
nerof the said lot, which points to the N.
w. on ST Asaph street; thence S. on ST.
Hsapii 40 icet; thence l. parallel to Wilkes
and Wolfe streets. 81 lcet, | 2 inches {;
thence It parallel to St Asaph street 40
feet; thence TO the beginning. The sale
will commence at O'clock: terms OF sale
cash.
SUSANNA ID. GUY.
March ii Ids
Any person wishing to purchase a, pri-
sate sale, can Inquire a, this offics for tn
terms.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1814-03-14
20 DOLLARS RE WARD

ABSCONDED from the subscribers
farm, near Smokers Gap, in September.
1919, dark MULATTO BOY, named
Fielding, about Is orl7 years old, but We,
~ small of his age He is arifaE. and ia
be apt to change his name: he is laxative.
aud speaks in drawing tone. His yisape
is remarkably lean. and pointed at the chin.
His mouth is wide, and his teeth large and
urcommonly wEile.
He was heard of in the neighborbood of
Bernard Hooe, Esq. near Hay Market.
where he once lived, and where he will pro.
'ably be found. He is also acquainted a.
bout alexandra and Georgetown, and per-
haps he may be lurking there.
The above reward will be given for So.
curing said boy so that get him, and reae
sonable charges paid if he is brought
home.
THOMAS PARKER.
koudoun Ccpnsy, Feb 2 law2n
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1814-03-14
a. MOORE. Reg'r,
This is to give Notice

~, - - o. ~eOt1~N5
hat the subscriber, OF AlexinDdria coun-
", in the District of Columbus, has obtain
ed from the Orphans Conrl oE said county
letters testamcntarv on the estate at A3argS.
laugh '':y, late OF the couxsy sf,7csaia.
deceased: all persons harissy claims "a
g2irst the said deccdens are nsreSy warneS
20 exhibit the same, wi,t The vouchers
thercot' TO the subscriber, duly za;hsDtjcat-
.ed and passed by the Orphans Court, eli
or before the 18th day OF Aneust next, or
ihey may by law be cxcudea from all be-
noiit TO said estate: aud t,ose indebted
thcrcto are required to make i.nnscsIia,ss
payment Given under my land .his INA
day Of February, 1914.
JAMES YOUNG,
Executor q 1larsarei LGugarrtz.
February lS. 4w
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1814-03-14
PATONS & BUsTCHER

Th OINO g bOI OTEN
"a AVE just received and for sale abou,
G 4 60 tons Elk IRON, consisting OF
Wagon Tire, Plough Moulds, squares
3D. 10 La inches. .HkSo on hand, few
tons Round Iron, 81 10 | l-s inches.
March 9 oawSw
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-12-26
CAPTURE Of Washington.

The Baltimore Telegraph SAT-" This is an
sge OF documents. The British, by their long
letters addressed to the admiralty, have told
them what they might have done it They had not
been prevented. The committee, appointed t.
investigate tbs causes ofthe capture and conila.
grafton at WashIrgtoD, have done every thing
but specify the causes /; like the man who wrote
the biography Vi the Duke Of Marlbol on gh !,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-12-26


phyGcal force of the fate to defera
againit all aggrefIions, liable to be csr's
upon at moments warning; bur Is ~
United States can thus interfere VIM.
at pleafure, take fuch part as they Dle,s s
and garble it to fuir their purpols.' ' thss
will ruin the fyitem, and deprive -
itates of their only protection.-Sms
pofe fate fuddenly invaded, and !.
infant call upon an adjoining ftate i.
comes sscedary, what will you do 1u;tsss -
an organized militia, to fly to the [ rrI;.s
Of fuch tate /! Or what will you do -. 3.
one, if your prefent plans ar: adopted A.
Behdes, fir, is not the ftatc commanter Is
the militia the belt judge from wh,,
part OF his Command, on call. -.
troops can mott fafely be detached !,
But your plans go to take the mililiam..
indifcriminateIy from every part of ~ i.
fate although large proportion Of thes
may be on duty, or part Of the f,.s
invaded. Such arbitrary plans can ouls
be calculated to deftroy the militia IVA!
and OF courfs the fovereign.ics Of 4,
itates /! The militia fyftem of New En.s
land, Sir, is almoit coeval with its fef,}.. I I
ment, & truf in God, & on the yalss,
of her fons, that it will be co~e ~exteb6ss {
with her exiitence.
But. fir, the principle embraced in Il
minor confcription bill, is the mott inhs.
man, immoral, and oppreflive, that e,l; /.
was attempted to be eltabl;fhed BY this 4
of courie, BY any o!her sGembly, calle,s
deiiberative. mean, fir, the authoritv
intended to 5e given to your recruitinus
officers to eniiit minors, without the con-.
fent,or even againft the will Of the pareut. /
matter or guardian in other words. al
in eaect, if carried, to iteal the ward
from his ssardian, entice the appreut;ce
from his matter, and feduce the child
from his parent and thus deftroy, .saIi
the charities OF father, ion and brothesp
Where were the feelings of the father
when the cold politician could recon,
mend fuch a hcrrid principle: nay /
father could not, a chriffian would a.
do it. III
And, si:, besides outraging the best feel.
inss osthe heart, the principle violates seves.
fai inrorlan. provisions OF the constituted.
suppose, SIR, en- oPposer Of the constitution
had inquired ot one OF It's friends, before il
| adoption, how the power to raise armics
was 10 b. exercised his answer must have
been, by the voluntary aud fair enlisiment
OF persons Capable OF contracting thiA
wouia nave satisfied the parent, master, and
goaf uian, because they would have known
'Aa. '"..s ~a'os' 'Ppienuces' ana childlesS
1s ;"o s,,.,' a"sy 1".' @ c 1ncapao.s q 'ofnA-
us sa." I'm. az. 20" you men, sif, =
sa's. .o"i"'o' -" anu common right ~
.' ~, - ...;,s shs pns eaPae"y % enns1s
80, ~ "n" ..:. a "o' eA,s' a. - tue iors
."s,.''.. -" ~. se"s'.1''un ',,' - o1f' 'ne MUS
ssI 'aA Ho i'ol'.y ss',.u ~ 'ny non. iriend
s"a w. Sm' Ns'o' IN q d'issnt
a,'. ".''a.aa '6 iAs.'eu WOMEN, mac
ssa - NY - 'e'auoh 20 .ielr ihaoaatyl
- g. s Aa'e oe1ssioh' IN your
-, -. 80" as. - s"e''u '"e SICK an0
.','.,I -. YOU o,u es'ie'sis' suppose
80 'aa.u' ae: - 'a"' a..e'np' % aa'hoiiss
tbesr nrcessarv nnrnos.s ~ s'eA 81;
womrn are ysns,.liv ,,os, 80 . .:'' - y
.,..,1 ~"Pe'A'eSu,