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Escape.
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Prince lillian CounsY-tn wit


Prince WiAam County-tn wit:
TO al Sheriffs, Mayors, Serjsan,s.
Baififs and Cen.tsb',s, within this
COMMONWEALTH
BisYANI JfeHsSTON, was b.o't
before me as 4 Justice OF the Peace for
the ecuaty aforesaid or the charge Of
breach Of the peace, and sben pvt in
the hands of the proper effisers, he
cscaPsd. previous to which he w1s asls-.
eds'o giyt seeur ty, and instead ofcem.
plying with the rgquisitien. he flashed
To- edristoI at my hrrast--be msde
his clone mont on the 18th ofthe mo9th,
& all The eff $ in III spective oeun-
sies a@evsys of them, & thei preciacts
are required to seizs, and retske such
prisoner so escaped a d going at large,
AID being Sc rsisken forthwith to cem-
nit to prison in the county where the
.fetaking shall be, there tn be kept in
the county or Co poratiop ISL where
sretaken shall there b. kept in
safe custody. until he lie discharged by
me course Of law
Given der nv baHd and seal the
18th day of Febia ~, 1915
81 THOS. r. PACE.
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For the Benefit Of the Poor.

So
N censequ Rce Of TIE m iemency
efihe ws}thgr, the. Museum was g.
pened Only one evening last week.
II is still proposed tosdeyote two even.
iBgs more, sgreeablc to former ad-:
We tiaemsnt, for the relief % the oor
ofthe Town genarally The Museum
will be open for the r ception of Vie
sitors on Thur.day and Friday even.
Ings next, from to 10 o'clock.
It's believed, the MUSEUM will be
hcnored by general visit en- this heart
pleading occasion and while the eye
IS gratl63d, the heart win be thankful,
that the proceeds Of these three nights.
will be immediately delivered into pru-
dent hands. for the relief of the sick
and helpless.
By consent ofthe Board Of Trustees
OF the Museum
T. Mountford, j..
Manager.
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BENEyOLENCE.
GBy Haley.l

The Supreme Bling has bound the hu.
man race together by the powerful
ties of kindness and sympathy And
from the exercise Of this benevolence
Hsw the moAt refined pleasures, and
the mast heartfelt gratifcatlons-
These are finely portrayed In the fei-
lowing lines:
SWEET is the Joy when Science filings
Hsr light on philesophic thought;
When Genius, with keen ardour springs
To clasp the lovely truth he sought !:
Sweet is the Joy, when Raffure's
FIRE
Flows frem the spirit Of the Tyre;
When Liberty and Yirsne roll
Spring tides Of fancy Ger the Pc,
cts soul,
That Watt his Ayiag bark through sea.
Above the pole
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A new Fishing Seine.
Vim. Weston,
John M'Cobb,
P. G.. Marsteller.
10 40
Alexandra County, IS.

/ ABR AHAM FAW. orc of ths
] isticas Of Peace Tor SAID county, Ie
all MarshaIls, Mayors, Hssliffs, Cor
stables, sc. within thu District Of Cs
lumhia.
WHEREAS compl int is made OF.
oath ii J.inss Campbell. Ja,lor OF saKi
county, that Thomas Bowles, j.. q
yellow M.n, who was cemrRited tc
the said Ill on charge Tor felony, bs
srrant under ny hand did on the
zig / of the 24th inst. forcibly oreas
and escape out OF said Jail, and is nov
going atsarge
These are therefore in the name O
the United States, TO require you az.
very OF you in yoar respective coua
ties, cities, towns and precincts L
make diligenl search by way Of hi.
and cry, for him The said Thom
Bowlcs, AID him having found,
seize and retake, and safely convey
or cause him to be safely conveyed t.
the Jail Of said county, there to b,
kept until he shall be thence discharg
ed by due coarse Of law.
Given usder nay hand and seal thi
9th day of February, 1915.
a. FAW. Seal
Feb %. IL
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l.sweet the delight, uhe5 TIE Gallsd hss 90
Feels copsola ion euiSnt band.
EBiasI sp tie voilad from ! $50 ans q dart
With Friend sai 4 life uIRPbttipll
band ss 3ss Sss So
And ssee,sr stills and fac abosc
TAsse faiutsr iays, when purss
! Lcve s.
The soul his wiling captive keeps
When Ire 10 bliss the llslsing spirit
Who drops delicious tears apd Fonders
saal he wssps
Rnt not the brightest joy, which. arts,
In floods Of men.al hight, bessow s: 4.
Nor what firm Friesas3'iisa zeal imparts,
Blest ansidote Of bitter est wot
N i those thai Loves hours dis
pense,
Can equal tbs extatick sense,
When swelling to i fond excess,
The grateful praises f srsliev'd dis
s tress,
Re.eehosd thro' the hearts the soal Of|
Bauafy hlesss
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s & I
NV. yotK. Feb IS.
Arr6at Of Com. Decalar at Asls.

y London.
Capt. Robinson and Williams arrived
iAssVwn' last t an Nex-so din,
and osnil.tlicatc 70 us tue isiiovsa9
1partirHlsts IS s. 3
The irisAsos Pactoius and Narcissus,
arrived aHsNcw Londou On Weanesday
morning, h days frsm Bermudy,
$ III, Commodore Decsturs, I,isut.
Shubrick, sNIiashipman cre4nsr,, Cap
tain Robinson, all late Of the Prs eat.
The President frigstc arrived at Ber.
n.uaa on the 2S.h ul;. having lost all
her rnasts III . galc. The Endymien
arrived three daysybefere, with the loss
.of ncr fore aud main p,asts. The Presi-
dsht struck 10 the Pomona and Tendcs
irigases and eornnodsre Dscsture
surrendercJ his swrrd TO the captain Of
the Majesiic. In the action with thu
Epdylnien ths President had "a men
killed, and 50 wounded
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dsscs ~ tie virtues Of lie great pos
~ X ~ ~, I,ea u IA ufiiys sal eelxs

5asncs n TIE virtues Of ita great pos
sses al a. slsgnpea with universal eels'
SsitY, thl siscnasnt Of the naodcra
CiacinnHtss shc place of sepulchre q
svastia,fte la, was bsfore them. Struck
~ith ! i6sellng Of awe, peshap s olosbiDg
||sfor their disgrsesfnl srrand, these rsldt
sons of the sea, these naughty English
NOS forget for while their hopes and
fears and anticipaiions d pludner Az
|sembling together on the desk, they.
uncaversd their heads in token OF re-.
spcct, and If fearful Of disturbing the
indignant spirit Of the hero, passed By
In silencs.
There IS something Of moral gram
deur In this spectacle which gives rise
TO the snest emotions. Yes az long
as greatness and majestic good
ness are rsyered among men, SO long
shall tbs homage of the heart be paid 70
the memsgy Of w sshingscn. The pines
and the, cypress which wave Ter bis
1 NIB shallaecay, nay { on ths tomb self
Senay mouldcr and crunble into dust
But the laursls which fancy shall de-
light to cherish there, slaall be ever
vrrdant. Immortal as the nature Of yir-s
tie itself, tinc shall have No power ever.
them |: but relaxing his iron visaee shall
smile to see tnrm contiaue TO flourish
in perennial bloom.
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Public Sale.

ON Nyedncsda, next, at 10 c'clocl
A. M.will be sold at the late res,
dence Of Anthsny Crease, Jun. de
ceased on Cameron Street,
all has PerseHal Estate. consisting q
Household 8 Kitchen Fur
niturc,
And few valuable Bsoks-a pair 9
'rir Trigger Pistols with aease =, an
apparatus compleat. and an excaiels
Double B4rrsl Gun.
By order ofthe Administrator.
r. 6. Marstellsr, .aust,r
Feb. Is.
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kyEyFIE Ladies and Gentlemen Of A
lcxandria and its vicinity are re.
spectfully informed that
IN consequence ofthe lnclemency Of tn,
weather on Saturday the Concert wa
postpSned HRtil
THIS EVENING FEB as,
AT 10 clock precisely. will take place
at Mr. TaIpLErr's Bal Room,
Al Grand Concert,
Under the patronage Of several Ladies
and GenllefncB Of Alexandra
On the much admired and fashionable
King Davii's Psdt Harp.
PART lst.
Grand Sonata-by Gar don, on the Harp.
Overture, Lodoiska.
Gen. Jaskson's March
Connadore Decatur's Favorite.
Hope Told Flatterlng Tale.
The beautiful .Naa sith variations,
PARTs2d
Italian Air, accompanied on the much
admired Spanish Guitar.
Turkish March-Harp.
Seng-Lcve my Mary.
sYaltz Variations,
The Rising Sun.
coNcLuDING
With several National AIRS.
YrT ckrfts. TO be had az 7ritieff's
Hotel and tae Printing Offices Price
One Dollar.
Feb. % 80
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There isreason to hope, that amongst
the innumerable good effects of Psacs.
i desirablelimproyements will be made
il the popular language of our eouatry.
II has been fashionable tor long ,ime
past, with certain class Of politicians
when speaking Of tho British nation, &c
season thcir harangues With various sfi
Cyl epiihc,s, such for instance as high
nag ro55er. iacendiayies, CANNON dis
su,bers Of The aeQfe eftde zvorla, etce
terra. It's said that politician Of this
tribe, always more distinguished for his
vlolsnce, than his VITA short time since
paid his respects to the Pfesidsnt, and
inthe course of conversation took an
opportusity st rcninaina, him Of his IA (
toiensm, by expressing his strong con
Tempt and abhorrcnce OF the B''ifish
character aid conaUct,--to which the
President coldiy reli,sd that such Ian
guagc should be fefralnsd from at all
.iimes, but more partic llariy nozu, .when
the differences between the two aaueh
mad been adjusted,-aad constituted HI
lust rer,aos, by speaking IN "A mott re-
spectfu! manaer Of the British nation
If this anecdotc BIO true, land we have
every reason to Believe it SOY we shall
sosas see, as great and assuddon a change
ia the language generally spoken in this
country with respect to the Prlace Re
CONT and his subjects, as there has been
10 that, which in Bonaparte's time, was
50 fashionable respecting tbs Emherer
Alexander and his Russian Bears as
I,hey were contemporary styled.-
Such change is much to be desired
is by their written language that ma.
llions become acquainted with each o.
tAer, and ii is that Which forms the just
and only standard, of their relative pro-
srcss I'm civilization. A great share oil
The oblsquy and reproach which the A
mericaa character has suffered abroad
NAV be attributed 10 the violence and
scurrility Of eur public papers.
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Public Sale.

an Friday nextat i O. ock willb sold
at he Dwelling Hou e OF Jesefh
7Hemas 'eceAsed, .llthe perlsaib:e
sc.i<sle I me drcedent. oRs:s; ifg q
Household & Kitchen Fur
njture, b %, Beet, FisA ora, Lard
i'.iloss Horses, Cattle, Carts, soe'
.lg aud Harness, aad Two Weed Boats
arming utensils, &c. &c : Terms
made known on the FAY OF sale.
AJcN
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! ALEXANDRIA.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 2a.

We have the pleasure Of presenting
10 our readers in the Gazette Of this
morning, the Grafton dcliyesed on
the 22d inst. before the Wash
,ington Society ofthis tow,. BY John Z
Howard, if. esq. Of Baltimore.
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= FARMER anu d 0aracner
Wanted.

Aski|lful and industrious Farmer,
who has po objection to removing to
the Western Country, vii. hear Of
cod situation, BY applying at this Of
Zee.
ALSO,
\ Gardener, who understands bis
Susiness is sober and inaustr Gus will
meet With employment, by applying
aheve
~ g.
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f3xHoWH. M steu tta ~ w
I 0f Engl lsi1 saitars, the ene aAnfea III
MOI, !. s. iii hs they N0rb ia tho battle
Elsas heen shatf ard Il. oicees ~ t1e
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twn stout heatts. I he!f sSu5ueeds
|sare their euio&sAl = cannot 0e
heightened BY any praise OF iisife. -
Theirtasnc aud honor can receive no
addition from any 0dfOgium 0f mine.
ssls. q ~ !.
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= =. . a s 49, ).
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80 - ''s'Ss''. s. $,
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- ~ - = 80 $500 = . Avu'ou -
ss'' :, 49, 80 ~ -.
c'''s'.S 81 sa"ss - : $ az - u sa"a'''
SSs''' "o'0 s''s' ''is's ''"S wa. 20 lug;
N's'ss',s.e'' Us ..vy'As u'c spsi' 81 ms
'aoeasQ ihs'pe1oi'i'y - .ur enemy, sbsil
spc ever Hcfn'faoie., NIAGARA wonasr
saai coh.'nus 20 MI ,ne mino Win
Wisn wouas' a''u NV, on. ene moral
gsaaae az ~ ae'o'su', nan SVEN Inc
orcas' OF tae Stranger WIN nner emo-
lens IS ne treats OVER the Belghborlng
attic hsld The rainbow which spots
u the spray and mist oil the Cataract,
eal' show no colours more brilliant
bsa the ls"lbent fame OF glory which
plays round the head OF the Here Yet
ast all tbs splenaor of achievement
could prevent US fom retiring to our
ewn limits; and tins treaty OF peace and
b undafles tlnds the conflicting parties
wilh some few exceptions in the same
|felatlyc position as when the war be-
Esn. knt 10 ,ais time what mighty cx
amples nave been given OF the diSfe ui-
3 anu the danger OF Invading the lasd
81 tfes,'en. AZ Pisttsosrgp numerous
and wcli apPoiRtea army, checked hy z.
banaiurot brave men, resrcated m tre-.
i''shooos u'sssaee a. nsAimofe Tie
uasia avg ssiisp' MSS ihS g the
ssne ''ssi'''a Us ~ 'e.u'',iy an~c'ed %
: p'ss' won ~ "''''ss.' ''is g siahenoly
onSi 49, 1s''osspn III ~ sslm ll
seoSes' aug 's'' ms as.ny 70 mo'tihca-
zen 0,:s !. puise s. y are NsW-otieans
80 VIZ .o.' ' = ''es own CLIMATE
= - 80 sA' ~ =. u.s. !, .sus''on sweeps
W. -. = w. ,..',' e. ,o. 90 se
$500 - ''s'' ~ W .nel'
a. ,
This IS prabsbly the last time tha, .
Iforcign tee viii venture to invade cur
lard The experience of the reyoIu-
tionary war has boen re peasediy enforc.
ed by the vents of this, and the unpar.
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The report Of a revolution 10 Spain
appears to have bsen incorrect. Oaicial
information from Madrid to the 4th of
December has been received, as we
are informed, in this country at which
time no such event had occurred.
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Ten Dollars Reward,

FOR experimenting my negro woman, who
calls herself CATY, who eloped in the
night of the 18th inst. and took with her
plenty of warm clothing and bed clothes
had on an over habit or wrapper of brown
coloured cloth, open before, with straps to
sic or button around her waist, pretty much
worn-said woman is about as years old,
a little over the middle size, stoops in her
shoulders, is rather of lean visage, with
long under lip--She has passed for some
wears about Martinsburgh as free woman,
but was lately discovered to be a slave, the
property OF Mrs. Drusilla Ball OF Kentucky,
rom whom purchased her, at her earnest
request (she having previously been in my
euipIoyj :. SIM. is supposed 10 be in Martins
burgh, Shepherds Town, Wiliiamsport, or
Charles Town, and will attempt to pass as
free woman The above reward will be
given for securing her in any Jail so that
get her again, to which will be added rea-
sonable charges if brought home
ODED WAITE.
Martinsburgh, Dec. 20, 1914.
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Whole No. St4.

presses alone are used In the same, on the
lst and other such prizes or presses ops
half the tax aforesaid This is In lieu of
the license at 40 dollars for such stemmerv
according to the old law
For every 100 Ssg0rs manufactured
within this Commonwealth. in whole ar
part of foreign tobacco, 10 cents per 100
if of domestic tobacco, cents.
The tax upon tanneries remain the same.
That upon forges and furnaces is changed.
so that instead OF being sd per cent on
the yearly rent or value, it is on the quan.
tity ofwork done via. on every ton Of pir
iron manufactured in the same so cents per
ton; every ton of hollow ware or castings.
so cents per ton; every ton of bar iron. 90
cents per ton for every hundred Wounds
OF lead manufactured within this Common.
wealth, Is cents
The tax upon every printing press of
newspapers, remains the same, viz. tho
amount Of. fce annual subscriptions to each
paper. This IL a tax, we are sure, which
does not fall upon the Consumer.
The taxes upon Attornies at Law remain
the same-also those upon Merchants, and
Retailers Licences, licenses to pedlars in
dry goods and pcdlars trading in tin or
pewter, to exhibitors Of public shows. To
vendors Of Lottery Tickets, to apothecaries
and druggists, to physicians and surgeons.
to auctioneers or venduc masters.
Each clerk Of each court is still to nav
into the Treasury on or before the LIST Of
Feb. l-3d per centum upon the amount
of his fees, &C. sc.
The section concerning male free negroes
and r,,u1attoes extends the noll TOW urox,
them from 81 so to 50 so; and limits the
assessment of this tax to the age of As.
The Stamp tax upon paper, negotiable
or payable, &C. in either of the Banks Of
Virginia, remains the same.
This Act is to commence and be in force
from and after the passing thereof
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Notice.

l have purchased from the original inven-
tor, the exclusive right Of making and vend-
ing the Patent Wooden @ Spring, for the
counties of Frederick, Shenandoah. Berke-
ley and Jefferson, Of the state of Virginia
hereby give notice that will proceed &C,
cording to law against encroachments upon
said right.
A constant supply of the above may be
bad at my shop in Winchester, for the said
district. JOHN HOFF, Coach Maker.
Dec. 8, 1914.
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BERKELEY, SIS.
November Court. 1914.

November Court, 1914.
Jane Wight, widow and relict Of James
Wight, deed. Andrew Wight, James Wight.
Jane Wight, Sciota Evans, and Jemima his
wife, late Jemima Wight, John Reed, and
Catharine his wife, late Catharine Wight,
Allen Wight, George Wight, Tobias Lear
Wight. & Alexander Wight, infants under
the age of 81 years, by Jane Wight, their
guardian, children and heirs at law of said
James Wight, decd Compliments,
Against
John Bowman, Joseph Foreman and E.,
Nshe Boyd, defendants.
In CHANCERY.
The defendant, John Bowman, not hav
ing entered his appearance agreeable to an
act of Assembly and the rules of this
Court, and it appearing to the satisfaction
OF the Court that he is not an inhabitant
of this Commonwealth, on motion of the
conpsainants, by their counsel, it is ordered,
that the said defendant do appear here on
the second Monday in February next, to
answer the bill of the compliments, and
that a copy of this order be forthwith in
serted in the Martinsburgh Gazette for two
months successfully, and posted at the door
ofthe Court House af said county.
A Copy-Test,
DAVID HUNTER, C. B. c.
November, "a, 1914.
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From the Richmond Enquirer, Dec "a
REVENUE LAW.

We have had an opportunity of examin-
ing the Law passed on the 2lst instant,
. imposing taxes for the support of Govern
ment," at crisis so deeply interesting to
the rights and safety Of yirginians-and
comparing its provisions with those of the
last Revenue Law This review enables us
to sketch the following Schedule of taxes
for the ensuing year. The nep subjects are
distinguished by an asterisk :; where the
old ones are increased in their rate, by a
daggerf. We seize the earliest opportuni-
ty of laying this Schedule before the people.
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An,tinsdurgh, Virginia,
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY
JOHN dLBUKTIS.
GERMS Of tic Ga3ttte.

THE price ofthis paper istwo dollars per an
num, one dollar payable at the time OF subscrib-
ing, and one when the year expires-Distant
subscribers pay torthe whole year in advance
No subscription received for shorter term than
ST. mouths, and no PAPER discontinued until ar
&c sa1ses are paid-a failure tonotily discontinue
ancs OF the paper at the end OF the time SUBJ
sof,1ed for, will be considered new engage
mont. The price of Advertisements, TO aon-sub-
scribers, is oaedollar per square Cor three weeks
ils,.e On, aad OF continuance after thal time -
cents per week.--Subscribers viii continue to
receive a reduction OF o1e-lourth on their Ad-
vertIsements.
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FRoM CANADA-We received this morn
ing Quebec papers to December 7th from
which we copy the following articles:
From the Qaebec Gazette Of Dec i.
Wa received oa Sunday lass out regular
files of London papers by the September
mail brought to HALIFAX in the Duke Of
Montrose Packet, which arrived there on
the 2lst Oct.
We are enabled, by an attentive perusaI
of these papers to form some notion of tho
state of European politics at the latest date.
These notions must however be supposed to
be very imperfect, when formed from the
contents of the newspapers one half Of
which 10 permitted to publish only what il
agreeable to the government Of the count
ries in which they are published, and the
other half publishes every thing that may
suit the appetite of a purchaser. and some
times the purse Of an employer
The King Of France is evidently laboring
for the peace Of that country and of Eu-
rope; but he has people to deal with,
disposed to be dissatisfied, and deeply
mortified by tile events which placed him
on the throne.
Austria has laid hold Of Italy AZ her
share Of the spells Of the Great Empire
She fortifes her power in that quarter, by
wrestling the Tyrol from Bavaria, and looks
to her former preponderance in Germany.
Prussia turns a longing eye towards the
Rhine, and prepares to include Saxony
within her dominions
The Russian Eagle scars triumphant i'm
the north His flight has been indeed glori-
Gus beyond all his competitors. The EN-
peror of Russia, by his frmness, modera-
ton and justice, conquered Bonaparte--
His mildness and good faith rallied around
him all those whom the harshness and
violence of his adversary repealed Poland
will move in his sphere: more sacrifices to
peace may be expected from him, than
from any other Continental Sovereign,
He can afford more; for Russia is UNI
the country of Europe the
most secure against foreign enemy.
Great Britain and Holland seems to have
united interests great part of the low
Countries are destined to be added to the
latter. The interest of England is peace,
and setting bounds to the power of France
and the Northern Powers, Prussia, Hol-
land and England will preponderate in the
North West Russia in the north, Austria
in the south and France in the west. May
they all be balanced in peace
Spain seems to be out of the European
sysiem The inqnisition and the claims Of
Charles w the father of the reigning SOW
ereign, seem chiefly to occupy the govern
ment of that country The Kingdom Is in
a very unsettled state.
Another Sovereign has lately been res
tored to the high rank he held before he
was striped Of his dominions by the French.
His temporal power is nothing but his
spiritual influence is great We speak eff
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