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prREvELATIoNs.

From the London Morning Chronicle.
Eafract of a Letter from, Paris, Oct. 9.
8. 1t is not believed that the Chambers
will re-establish the liberty OF the press for
the journals /; the party Of reaction breads
lit. tits said. on the contrary, that they
| will propose to suppress all the journals
excepta single one.
"The court party, or that of the duke
ld'Angoulene, are much against the duke
OF Wellington, ard seelS every opportnnity
of disparaging him. 1t was they who cir
culated the letter which the duke wrote To
the king for that purpose. The king re.
turned no answer to that letter. II is said
thache wrotea second, and that going him.
selfto know the king sopinion oft, the king
coldly replied, /" what answer do you wish
from me Jhare no dr1ny.v This anecdote
is derived from an officer In the suite Of
the princes. All this. however, may be
only fiction, because they wishto tliscredit
the duke of Wellington. For this pur.
pose they endeavoredto embrol him with
Lord Castereagh, anil already the rimour
is circulated that Lord Castlereagh disap.
proves Of the conduct Of the duke. 1t is
NiAAihCu tliciJ NulCu liib luke has
done, is in consequence Of convention
made az Client with the king, and that the
duke of Wellington intends to publish the
convention.
" IL must n0tbe supposed that they will
abolish the charter. Under present cir
cumstances this would be to confound ev-
cry thing. 1t will be nomindtg main
tanned. and the government will act as ifit
did not e.rist. But the time will come
when the people will reassume their rights.
they are now striking medals in comme-
m9ratiOn oil. the concession oftbe charter I:
they viii be distributed to the deputies.
+" The court party felicitate themselves
much upon having gained Oterthe Empe-
ror Of Russia to their interests and being
able TO oppose him 60 the duke of Wei
iington. II was NJ. Pozzo di-Floreo who
brought about this change. They hatter
themselves, ifthe Prince Of Orange should
marry a Russian Princess, to be able to
unite the interests of the Netherlands with
those of France and Russia. They wish
much to gain over Prussia, and the y court
prince Butcher a great deal they would
forgive him the rayages of his army, iG he
would serve the eoanter-FeyoIutionary par
ty. | abstain from all reflections on the
situation of France it can only be the
victim Of the folles Of kings"
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&c Rather ought the American governmentto ,
invite by a liberal donation, body OF New-Eng
land settlers into these regions; and then, THAI
hardy valor which conterdcd with Britain along
the Atlantic and the ST. Lawrence 20 the plans
of Saratoga, will again meet her, in another age.
beyond the coasts Of Lake Superior and on the
shores of the Pacific.
live had NO other testimony than this before
us, it would suffice 10 point out what are the
wishes and viewsiofthe American Republic, with
regard to the American continent; THIS last
war has evidently taught the Americans then
strength and as this subject is more deeply deyel
oped, and we find what the purchase OF Louisian:
offers in the hands of enterprise, we shall SCI
their object is to exclude all rival participation
in the benefits of the section of the Western he
misphere here alluded to.
We shall shortly resume this subject.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-13

"You viii lie snrrr TO hsar. : piece of in.elli.
sence which has not Yet found It's way into the
London prints, but wh.chls, unfortunately, too
true. The duchess OF D., has clipped Com
aer husband and slnilren, W h Il silly young no
bleman, lord e. This has caused y great
sensation here"
We are assured that NJ. Quatremerc de Quincy
viii succeed VI. Demon as director of the Paris
Museum.
There was published lately at Lorrach (duchy
OF Bcden) an order relative to the surveillance TO
be exercised oyera number of individuals escaped
from France, of whom a list has been given TO the
Baden authorities, General Lefejre Desaeueltes
is to be found in this list.
Nj. Lp,,is de Seguera Olivia, a member of the
academy OF Lisbon, having been attacked by u
chronic dysensery, To Which he fell victim, not
understanding all medical aid, has lei by will, .
lprze of $500 francs TO he gwen 10 the person
iaIiye or foreigner, who shall present to the AGA
deny the best memoir on the treatment of that
disorder.
i "Loisrns DE BoNxPAnrE," mere publication
The Introduction TO this curious work contains
the following paragraph
Il 4" shall not merely confnc myself an ac
cotnt of my leisu hours---No iIrencliilcn, you
4 will find IN tins work KEY to my character, and
faithful poarait at what have ever been. TX
tract from, it ell that relates to my connexion with
the fair sex, and the remainder will CONSIST OF
my character, my opinions, my wishes, the prn
ciples on which founded my renown, ,Se eau
ses ofsuccess-iu Il word, the remainder will dis
play myselr"-PAGE 9.
4 The Austrans continue to blockade .qnti6e,
very strictly. That place has no longer any
communication open but by sea, On the Al
there entered il 800 men, with provisions 70,
two months. The inhabitants continue to do du
ty with the troops, and ainidstprratons ofevery
kind give fine example of fidelity to their king
Many French regular soldiers that had been cal
led upon TO form part of the departmental Ie
gions, not having presented themselves, an or
4 der was issued declaring them deserters, and
punishable as such If they should not appear be
fore the 25th Oct.
General Clausel has embarked for the United
States.
The military activity in Austria seems to pre-
sage warlike events.
A congress of ministers Of all the European
powers, wall, it is said, be convened shortly =
Basic.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-13

the superior address of Russia. We are
il will be found in the sequel that
the views of the emperor Alexander are of
an extent the must alarming to Europe, and
particularly to Great Britain; that lie has
succeeded in every thing he has attempted,
aud that in all probability secret conven-
tica has been formed between him aud the
Frenc'. .ling, which parliament wepe sit
ting, would Ito doubt be brought to light.
He hss succeeded in forming matrimo-
NAL alliance with the king Of the Neither
lands rs well az with Bavaria. He will
speedily place his nephew on the throne of
Sweden, on the pretence that the rectili-
nepl succession must be preserved. An
union is on the tapis between the princess
of Denmark and the duke of Oldenburg, and
tits already pretty well understood. by the
angry Language of his friend tue king of
Prussia, what are still his views upon Han
over Will it be long, therefore, before we
shah hear of his demanding the surrender
OF our maritime rights, with all the mari
time powers OF Europe combined against
US +?
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to suspicion. To France owe ny existence & |
the consciousness of that clan, has canSr,ned |
the right of nstre Fgsachmen I am still yjur
l.mcerors but ih,lA the Grown for my SON and
your interests. lis succession can alone cisure
the fruits Of your efforts against dynasty whose
reign is identified with Your slavery. Foreign.
, inrce may support the throne ola Parricde king,
but tie power of 80 millions of Frenchmen is not
| to be permanently snbdued You have acquired
mournf,il but useful experience You now are
conyincodihst arms alone can redeem you from
vtssa!age and ignominy. Cherish the brave men
who have fought your bat les-,hey will be the
pillars of your array, and they will conduct you
TO victory.
, +" On the rock whore am doomed 70 pass my
future days, by the disloyal sentence of your enc
mics, shall yet hear the echo of your triumph
and hail in the loom of its horizon, the flag o
your independence 20
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From az Sill.

We insert, says the same, long letter
from a French gentleman, whose sources Of
information are great, and who COMMUNE
Gates to US the actual opinion which is en-
tertalned of British policy in the treaty
which has been concluded. He accuses the
English cabinet Of having acted towards
France with insidious and interested hosti.
lity. Now we only accuse our ministers of
having suHeredrthemselyes to be duped by
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UarrED 70 REn1.
Eor tse enaaag year.

FOf The enswRg tear.
IS MALL ENEMENT
ortbe Upper Apartment Of ahouse Csituased on
s'ther Nam or Cary steees) suitable for small
ta.m,ily'--Appiy at the Office. Of The Daily Gem.
piler.
Dec. 1S.
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2 tesInicaI o. e1a0ng inrenSiariss.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-20
Len Johnson,

Was raised in the lower end Of this
county by the late Mrs. Elizabeth Ford,
and by her heirs was sold to me in the
wear lsI2-Len is about five feet nine
or ten inches high, his completion rather
Tighter than common black negroes, nI'
short hair with small thin whiSkers hlsa
temples, his hair growing down ID 2
sharp peake on his forehead, has hlsn
cheek bones and sharp narrow chin, wei,
made with broad hips and shoulders anu NJ
IA little bow legged, with very snall
wrists and ANGLES. Len has relatIonsln
Georgetown and the Cityof Washington
some of whom are free and may iutll'sA
him with their free papers winch may
Induce him to change his name; ne mas
also connections in the lower en-.
of this county, where he was raisea,
and where / think It likely he now i
or lurking about the City of WASHINGTON
or Georgetown-perhaps he may eAasa a
YOUR to make his way to Baltimore y
he may wish to get to Petersburg, ylr 1St
mia, and / think it not unlikely as seu.
a yellow woman home by water TO W
Brother who lives in the neigh6c,rnee ',a
of Petersburg, only three days De eII :
Len went off, by whom he had a clI,u
very short time before | sent her sa.l 0' ~.
/ will pay the above reward OF tlty ~,
lars to any person who will bring sI -
negro home or secure him il any ]ai' "
that get him again. ,,opp
nov 90 eo6W'
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80 Dollars Reward

HID ANYWAY from the subscribe, :,
IA Saturday the 10th inst. b,i 'Sa
mulatto boy named JOSHUA, tormes, t.
the property of MIR. VIM. Hsdeson
bout S feet 6 inches high, from 20 "a o. y
years of age, stout made and bapdy To-.
ged I; has swing in his walk, large BIZ.
eyes, large mouth and one Of his e..
teeth out had on when he went off !
pair Of blue pantaloons and rouadabor.
Jacket of the same, but it is probable i.
may have changed them-It is Erob,bIs
|he will make for Baltimore, PhaadeIpb;s
Tor New-York, where he will attempt 70
|get employment as Confectionerr. in
which business he has been employed
| I will give areward of as dollars for Sc.
|cHring him, iftaken in Alexandra and
fifty if taken within 90 miles, and the q.
Ibove reward if taken further from Alex.
andria, and reasonable charsesi brought
|home.
LOUIS BEELER.
n. r. Masters of vessels and others
|are cautioned against harboring or carry
ling off said fellow, as they will be dealt
with according to law for so doing.
LIB.
Dec. 19 tt
The Editor OF the Baltimore Federal
Gazette will please publish the aboyee-
worry other Q times.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-20
gEn5,s,,s "a. =. BilIioies Pills.

Tahsys al IT, Bilious z us. p
The operation Of thesep pitts isperiecs
mild, SO as To be used with safety by Pc
MS in every situation,and Of every ages
They are excellently adapted to cary :,
of superfuous bile prPugent Its more !, '
|abid secret ions--t estor amend tner
ppetite-to produce q tree perspir atio :
and thereby prevent colds whlcins 50 o.
ten Of fatal consequences. A dose never
tails Is remove cold if taken on first !ts
|appearancethey are celebrated Tor re.
moving habitual costiveness sness a,
the stomach and severe head-ache--arlt
ought to be taken by all persons on
change of climate. 3
They have been found remarkably ell
cautious in preventing and curing dlsor
|ders attendant on long voyages, ans
should be procured and carefully preserv
ed for use by every seaman.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-20
GEO. BENNER, j..
No. IL, Judd street, Phiiadeiphia
Hamilton's Essence and Extract g,
Mustard.

A safe and effectual remedy tor ac'itA
and chronic rheumatism, govt asthmape
eout. palsy, Imabagoo. numbness, white
swellings, chilblains. sprains, bruises, pam
in the lace and neck, etc.
This valuable remedy is prepared both
in fluid state and 10 pills, and thus excel
lently adapted both for external and 81
ternai use.
The pills operate thildiy by ifsensible
perspiration, expeihng the -superHaous
and Morbid hnmors /: they are highly ccr-
dial to the stomach; create appetite, aid
digestion, resnsye flying pains, and cold
or windy complaints m the stomach or
bowels.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-20
GERM NGDODS.
GzlarleS / Catlett

Charles 4 sCttttCtt
TW AS received per the ship Orion, Ga
rect from Hamburg, and oilers TOR
sale the following Goods, VIZ.
500 boxes Glass Ware,
Consisting Of looking glass plates, de-
canters, tumblers, wine glasses, double
flint and Gilt edged, window glass, &c.
200 bales Linen,
Consisting Of Platillas, Britannias.
Estopillas. Rouans, ChoIets, Creas, LIS
|tadoes, Dowlas, Hessians, Sail Cloth.
White Sail, stout hempen Iicklenburgs,
|osnaburgs, Burlaps &c.
Swedish and Russian iron
Brass kettles, =
White and red lead,
Scythes,
Copper pots and tea kettles,
Straw knives,
/ Brass wire,
Quilts,
Liquor cases,
Fruit baskets,
Casks of steel Of a superior quality
Mantle ornaments,
1000 demijohns,
Apothecaries' glasses,
Furniture, bottles and beads, &c.
| All of which will be sold on as goot
terms as they can be purchased In thu
United States.
| Nov %
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CASE or CURE.
Selected from a fittsseS'oas list.

Selected from fltiSseg-0tiS list.
John Hoover, rope maker, South Se-
cona street. between Mary and Christian
streets. Philadelphia, voluntarily maketh
oath as follows: namely-that his wife,
Mary Hoover, was so severely afflicted
with violent Rheumatism, verydangerous-
ly situated, the consequence of severe
cold after lying In, as to be confined to
her bed for several weeks, and was at
length reduced to the melancholy appre-
hension Of remaining a cripple for HE.
Notwithstanding the mostrespectable me-
dical advice was followed. and every pro-
bable remedy attempted; when seeing
several cases of cures performed by Ha-
millions Essence and extract Of Mustard
they were procured from Mr.. Birch. No
IL, South Second street. The first appli.
cation enabled her to walk across ths
room. and the use of one bottle restored
her ..her usual state Of health ans
strength.
JOHN HOOVER.
SwBrn and subscribed before Ebenezel
Ferxlson, ESQ. one Of the justices of til,
psacefor Philadelphia county.
HaaRlseRss Grand AcsteratiUe,
Is recommended as Sn invaluable me
aicine for the speed relief and perma
nent care oStllevaisous complaints whicl
result from dissipatel pleasures, jasenil
indiscretiones RESIDENT IN climates unfa
vorable 70 the constitution, the iinmode
rate use Of tea, frequent intoxsation, o
anydesEuctiye intemperance, the I'm
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Lead, Rum, &c

We have landing, and tor sale, ire q l ss.s
brig rim, Capt. Cleveland, from Gl'
braltar, &. &C
$50 PIGS Lead, about $4,000 lbs.
from the brig Clarissa, Capt. Stevens
3 from ST. Bartholomew,
9 puncheons Of Rum 3
From sloop Union,
100 kegs while Lead,
1000 lbs, sheet Lead.
adams, Herbert, y 20.
Dec 8
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

~ ANYWAY from the subscriber liy.
Ia Ing in Charles County, Maryland,
on the night Of the 9th inst. stout ike
ly negro man, about % years Of age,
had ON when he runaway short coat and
uantaloons. made of homespuu, cotton
warp filed in wish dark mixed yarn and
wove fustian, a new fur hat, with ablack
sash round the crown and coarse cot
ton shirts--he has with him other cloath.
inc and will very likely change his dress
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T,oofhe .sche, Drops.

The only remedy yet discovered whici
gives immediate and lasting relief in tht
most severe instances.
The above GENUINE MEDICINES are
from the Recipes of the late
Richerd Lee, Jun. (by Hannah Lee, his
widow No. SIS, Maiden Lane, New York
and by her neutrality-suspicious. sold BY
.Eessrs. jas. Kennedy & Sen.
BooKsELLERs, ALEXANDRIA
-..l 4 q
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-20
ITCH CURED.

BIZ once asing Lees Sovereign U ~tfnehf'
The proprietor informs those persons
and families who are suffering under this
disease, against the infection Of which
is safe) that if this ointment is
nsed at night on going to bed, it never
fails to perform a cure by the following
morning, as thousands who have used il
during the last ten years can testify. The
peculiar excellencies Of this infallible re.
medy for the itch. ever every other, are
the certainty of a cure bya single applica.
ton; the ingredients being so innocent
as to be applied with perfect safety to the
infant, and its being not only
free from any offensive smell but equally
agreeable with tile pleasantest poniatum
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-20
Damasl: Lip Salre.

Han's true g genuine Gcrnan Corn
PluistCr.
Aninfallible remedy for corns, speedily
removing themroot and branch, without
giving pain.
Hahn's genuine Eye Water.
Asoyereign remedy for all diseases Of
the ewes, whether the effect OF natural
weakness OR of accident.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-20
COFFEE.


We have now in storefor sale,
500 bags prime Geneive coffee,
40 puncheons Antigua and Demera-
IA rum,
100 crates queens ware,
6S hhds. molasses,
IA casks London brown stout
IL casks cheese
IL boxes 10 by ~ window glass
10 boxes clayed sugars
100 boxes segars
So packages German and Silesia
linens
81 pipes choice cognac brandy
Gen. Marion's Cargo,
SO barrels prime pork, Alexandra
"a hhds. tobacco stems
A complete suit Of sails, rigging and
apparel, for a vessel Of 100 tons, nearly
new.
adams, Herbert and Co.
Nov Is
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Eads G'ughS.
HAMIL;roN's ELIXIR.

Srae,.eicn reutetiy for Colds, Obstinate
fsouo.lts. ,Ssf6mas. sore throats, and
apprnachinr Coasltniptio1ls, and Most
disorders of the breast and bugs.
a SINGLE trial viii prove, that it
restores the determination of the
fluids to the surface Of the body; aud
brings ON the common healthfai persPita-
lion: that it sIislodges and eyacuates the
tough viscid phlcgiM or muclis, strength
ems the weakened vessels OF the lungs.
sheathes the acrimonious humor which
reritates them and finally discharges It.
Thus strikes at the raot Of the disorder,
the symptoms are Of course eicctuaily
and permanently conquered, the reverse
sf common medicines which weaken the
constitution, and give strength to the
disc, der. for the sake Of moderating Tor
the present some OF itsp painful effects.
CASE OF CURE.
Selected from d sa';sneroas Lst Z,
TO I'll. LEE.
Reinr desir0us to make public Tor the
GOOD uf others the excellent quality OF
lAMIIiFDN's ELIXIR, prepared by
the late Mr.. Lee, I have sent you the fol-
Iowiag.s account of tbesbenefit | have re-
ce;yed from It; whicls ishore VIII induce
sshers to GIVE a trial. Ia consequence
of bruize on the breast received from q
fall, nv health grew bad, my breathins|
became difficult, and frequently have
: had suddenly to rise az, IN my bed with
all the horrors OF Immediate suRocation.
Add 10 these, 4 constant pain IN myl
breast and a cough, d great loss oil
strength and Gesh, and YOU may conceive
that my symptoms evitentl yindicafed AMI
approaching consumptton. The adyiceI
OF a most eminent physician was fesortedl
to, aad afterwards a second was Called
In, but witloat giving me- any relied
Another physician, who know ne and!
the circumstances of my case, atisisedl
me. to sire Hamilton's Eiiafr a tiiat-l
saving. he had atsetI. 8 it III his prcct;ce,l
end a!lrags tfoaind it to doaa.tch good. A
bottle was procured, and I found TetielI
6etore IEadtaksa halfefa | continued
to use II. and was soon strong enough tol
attend to business. On taking cold, some
of my former symptoms return but are all
ways removed by . dose OF two Of the FL
GEO. BENNER, r.
No. IL, Judd street, Phliadelphlla. 3
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Wanted,

A laa as an apprentice, from = :
I6 years of age. to attend 10 as9 nd
store, who writes toJerable haaa Nv Nv
will be attentive to his business. "pf'
Ito the Printer. ost
December Is
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subscriber has justreceived
and oifefs for sale at his store on
<,xefs wharf, so dozen bottles English
Is tierces Hibbert's brown
tss u bottles, Is bbls. Irish mess pork:
inspection, 200 bushels northern
s1ol ICES, Sot a superior quality, and a
casks Goshen cheese.
illiam Garner.
Nov rs II
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For SALE.
Coal for sale.

On board of Pslner's Packet, from
Richmond, lying at Harper's wharf.
. The above Packet will sail for Nor
folk in few days.
|. Dec 19 St
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Sale of ~ Negroes.

a Number Of very valuable Negroes
Of different ages and sexes will De
exposed to public sale (unless sold be-
fore at private salel at my farm near a.
biiah Janney's mill, eli the turnpike
road. on Wednesday the goth day Of the
present month, if fair, otherwise the next
tair day.
Terms of sale--ready money, or
notes for 60 days with approved en-
1orSers.
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Swede'S Iron;

so ton Swedes Iron assorted sizes ant
four cases American manufactured hirt-
ings and Ginghams, just received PEI
sIoop Regulator and for sale by
T. III. Rowland.
sept 81. diff
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MaAdevllle & Larmm,,

Corner Of King q FairtausyKs ,rw
ter streets, "a
HAVE FOX SALE.
100 barrels whiskey
10 pipes cognac brandy
S do. Holland Gin
90 puncheons w. India Rum
10 hhds. lst and I'd quality NJ.
Orleans sugar 'SS'
1000 lbs. prime Laguira coffee
SO boxes mould candies. asso... !,
sizes '''eu
100 do. muscatel & bloom r,;.;,.
500 VT. fresh currants
90 boxes chocolate
With their usual assortment Of vino. =
quors and groceries.
December 10
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The Restorative Porcder for u
Teeth md Gums.

This excellent preparation comforts
and STRENGTHENS the gums, preserves tht
enamel from decay, and cleanses and
,vhitels the teeth, by absorbing all tine
acrimonious slime and foulness, which
uttered to accumulate, never fails to IN
iure and finally ruin them.
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Boiling Cloths.

The subscriber has Just received By
.he General Iingan. Captain Weston
from Amsterdam, a large & elegant as
sortment OF Boiling Cloths, of superior
quality, which win be offered for sale at
the store Of Mr.. James Anderson.
Amos .ilerandT'
October 6. If
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|sx;lful or excessive use 0f me the
disease peculiar 10 females At . certain
psiod Of life, bad. wings ils etc.