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A PROCLAMATION

By THE PRESIDENT OF TIE U. STATES.
WHEREAS, by the act entitled F." An
&C; granting bounties in land and extra pay
to certain Canadian Volunteers. passed
the fifth of March, 1916, it was enacted
that the locations of the land warrants Of
the said volunteers should &" be subject to
such regulations. as to priority Of choice.
and the manner OF location, as the Presi-
dent Of the United States shall direct :"
Wherefore. I, James Madison, Presi-
dent OF tie United States, IN conformity
wiki tn provisions Of The act before reai-
tel. DO hereby make known, IA - the land
warrants Of the said Canadian Volunteers
mdy be located, agreeahly TO The SAID act,
NJ tho Land Offices at Vincenues, Or JET
fcrs'pY'Ic. 10 the Indiana territory, on the
first Monday il June next, with the Reg g
trs Of the said Land Offices; that the
wafrantees may, in person, or by their at
t'rnies. or other legal Representatives. IL
the presence of the Register and Receiv-
CT Of the said land districts, draw lots for
the priority Of location, and that, shoa!a
any Of the warrants not appear for locati-
on on that dav, tsey may be located after
wards. according to the.r priority Of pre-
sentatiJn tie locations in the district OF
N.acem}Vs g. oc r'~5s ~ NiScsurcs, as4
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who was condemned to death for the con
spiracy with Bonapartc, had been psrton-
ed through the iutercession of the Duke
D'Angcr.sme.
General Travot, also condemned TO
death, had it commuIed to twenty years
imprisonment.
Gen. Mouton Duvernet was arrested ut
Lyons March IS, and confined in the FRI
son Of Re nm.
The DIXIE Of Berri was TO have been
married in fey days TO the daughter oi
the hereditary Prince of Naples.
A s;eam boat had arrived at Paris from
Roucn. This novelty had excited q great
deal of the public attention.
The price Of cote at Havre dc Grace,
April 4. was 10 sous for upland, ami ~
for Louisiana.
The new tariff had mt vet been discus
sed III the French Parliament.
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NORFOLK, Nav 5

MORE SPANISH ATROCITY.
Ia tAr Brig Mohawk, arrived here yes
terday, came passengers, Captain Maih-
ews, Of the schr. Adelins, of Baltimore
Philip ca 1rtrand, of do. and several sea-
uicn.
Capt. Mathews has furnished us with
the following statement Of the vilaiuous &
lnhuman Treatment. by the Spaniards, of
all those Who unfortunately fall INTO their
hands. lie lied from Baltimore OH the
9Th OF Dec. 1915, " the schooner Ade!ine,
and on the 10th, spoke a Schooner from
Santa Martha, bound to Porto Rico, aud
was informed OF the surrender uf Cartha-
gena to his Catholic Majesiy's troops under
Gen. MOriilo.
On the 10Th, saw the II ghl nd of Care
thagena, and made sail tor it, saw frigate
1T anchor little to windward OF the town.
and shortly after, saw FIVE more vessels at
anchor, to leeward OF the port. He came
to anchor with the schooner in d fathOms
water. the Citadel, with the Republican
Flag flying about of a mile distant 3
boats made TO us from the Frigate, their
schooners at the same time running in, the
batteries OF the town fr.ng on them We
were h4iled from the shore 20 send our
boat ; mean while, two launches full Of
armed men, cane off, boarded anil took
possession Of The Adelthe in the name Of
the Spanish Governments The officers &
crew were plnndered and stripped Of cve-
~ t1iHg ordered into the boat, sent on
sncrr, driven on before them in shame
td uiaaner, and beaten with the bat ends
% their muskets, TIL TREY reached pris
or, whei tn y found 100 Americans and
British, wao lad in ike anger fallen IN
tot ca hands since the f.l 6fCartAarena,
ana vino had experienced similar treat
meet.
The prison being exposed 20 the wealth
er togcth with the 9Th, with which the
h.Ol oas coveTcG, cause1 4 daily icmoya!
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iu'ged project. was he. ri with perfect m
difference by tic House ard all the sup
port derived even from the great aud
commanding abilities Of Lord Castiereagh
was of az avail. The House appeared to
have made up its miad against the od,ous
measure upon Mr.. Eans';tart's own de-
fence of it and after Mr.. W.lhesforcc's
sensible and torciblc aainalversi ons, no.
thing more WAS deemed necessary 10 be
said or heard upon the subject The
Speech OF that Justly esteemed Gentleman
was heard with all tine respect due co SO
distinguished & independent a member, nd
with all the attention which tSe excessive
anxiety of the House to divide could allow.
1t was considered rs decking the fate of
the Question for no doubt was entertained
Vt his being followed bv ALI these whose
aerrts had never yielded TO party teelung.
When !ie hid stated how lie should vote,
a shout OF anticipated triumph burst from
the Oppositios, and the CHI for q division
D, came too loud and incesSant TO DC resis-
ted.
Every part of tire Horse appeared
crammed with Members, and as strangers
withdrew from the Gal cry, the Repre-
s"ntatives took the place at the l. COnsti
tu"nts W find room 10 display their num-
bers. Two peals, like thunder, following
clnss upon each ether. proclaimed TO the
strangers on sid. the moment when the
import mt question was put. IT was the
CRISIS OF the country, and WAS felt rs such
bv every l.. ind The anxiety went on in
| creasins whilst the Opposition poured
torth its flood OF Members into the lobby
below, and It was seen that the House was
dividing. II reached its height when they
re entered, bat the repeated and prolong-
ed rounds OF acclamati lis which resounded
from tine interiar of the House, soon an
nounsed the triumph Of the country, and
| when strangers were re-a1mitted, and
| had ascertained that the Members had
done their duty, and that the House were
the true Representatives of the people,
Snme were carried so far bv their eIthusi-
asm as 70 eXclaim, against the rules Of the
Honse, " Long life and honor TO Oh Eng
land"
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BALTIMORE, My 1.
SPANISH DEPREOATIONS

BY the G.lp.r, fro Laguira, we learn
that a letter WAS received at Laguirl, from
captain Dow, or Low, Of Schooner Cool
lutcnt' of Boston. dated at Cunana, 27th
March, aod addressed u The American
consul, in which he states that his schoo-
nsr and the schooner Merinaid or NIarmi-
on. also of Boston, and al American brig,
not named, had been captured by the
Span'ards and 0roughtin there. The plea
tor capture was susp cion of being bound
10 M rgarltta. -iuaras were placed on
board each vess !, and they were not al
lowed Communication with she shore, nor
boats Suffered to come along side. The
brig had been condemned and Eearly un-
!oa ed. H. expected his schooner would
be condemned the next day, and had no
doubr but the other schooner would share
Ike tate. fPatriot.
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WASHINGToN, My 8.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESI-
DENT AND SENATE

Beverly Daniel. re-appointed Marshal
for the District of Nor.h-Carolina, for
four years.
Isaac Cox Barnet. of n. Jersey to be
Consul at Paris.
Thomas Auldjo, to be Consul at Cowes,
in England.
Joseph Fickln, of Kentucky, to be Con-
sui at St. Bartholomcws.
Martin hickman, Of n. Jersey, to be
Consul for the Isle of France.
Thom~s English, to be Consul at Dublin,
in Ireland.
John Lovett Harris, Of Pennsylvania, to
be Consul at ST. Petersburgh.
Elisha Field. of Massachusetts, to be
Consul for the Cape de Verd Islands
WIN. Gamble, OF n. Jersey, to be Con
sui for the Island of St. Eustatia.
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prinee Leeh2ld OF Ceboury.

Who is short y to be married TO Her
Royal ghness Princess Oh ri tie of
Wales, is of descent If the high st rank
and dire in the House of S.xony, of
which the Albertine and Ernestne bran
ches are sufficiently ilustrous to need
very little ptnegyric, after the records
Ut the history of Germany have marchej
their course, Cobourg Itself, from whch
the Prince takes his title. is in the pro-
vince OF Francoui q, aud capital Of the
e ritory; II col eye has sent forth many
eminent men. The town and princpa
hty are part of the hlnours of the House
OF Saxony. We undrssa that the
Prince is universally acknow edged to be
man of high sentiments of honour. SUI
table 10 his rank and station, ola deep
sense of moral obligation. and of a reve-
renee for the religion he profe ses,
liberal Christian, and a Protestant Of
the lutheran set. He is thus far well
chosen from among the high born perso-
hages of Europe, to eXpe-t a welcome
reception in England; aud though his
territorial Inheritance is not OF great
extent, yet from his alliances, flmily
connexions, and the personal respect IL
has justly acquired. there does not seem
at present any other European Prince So
TT for the distinguished station to which
ne is t. be raised. Important as the
intended union is to all Europe, it is
more naturally and peculiarly so to this
country, under every con id ration Of civil
and moral polity.
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CFroo, late French Pahers. !

IARIS, VI Glch IL.
The Emperor of Austri+ has ordered
levy throughout Croatia and Dalmatia -
form several regiments, the total force of
which will be 1900 men.
Two Institutes are SO be established in
the King, ON of the Low Courtry: one at
Amsterdam to be called the Northern In
Sfitufe ; the oth-r at Brussels, to be called
the Southern Institute.
March 10.
A ! the nominations made by the usur-
Der on his Government, in the Legion of
Honor, between the 29ih February anu 9TH
july 1915, are annu'led.
The English are innn,lating the King
dom Of Naples with their merchandise
The Duke of Luxe mbourg, misisJer of
France near the court OF Brazil, was to
sail from Rrest in tie Frigate He,nlaine,
early in March.
March 9.
The manufacfur, rs of cloth in Russia
have been invited by the government of
that country to clare what suppl Of
cloth they could be able TO furnish for the
army until the year 1919. Itappcars that
the war. and above all, the destruction IF
Moscow ruined the hest manufactures of
that article in Russia.
March S.
The d:sband;ng OF the old army is now
completed
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y FW DIRK, Nal
THE ELECTION

After three days spent in most III
tested election. we are enabled To an, HnnI,.
that the Republican Tickets for Co$sres
ard Assembly are elected a maioSityM
the wards for Charter Officers, it is aLo
expected, will b. republican.
lC has nor been in our power to procure
returns for this days paper but we are in
possession OF sufficient information on the
subject to enable US to congratulate most
cord ally the friends of the people on tn.
result OF their efforts. rNat. .fdu.
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from ENGLAND.

BY the ship Juno, Captain DIakc, avIi
vcd last nical5, we have received London
papers of the 28h, and Liverpool of the
30th Of March. The British funds had
recovered much of tie depr, ssion into
which the reec'i n of the property tex
plunged them. Thrte per cert. coEsals
were 81 & so pnium, Is s 8. IN the
House OF Commons, the 27lh March. on
the question Of the navy estimates, niis-
terS had majority of rs. The ceremuni-
nj ofthe marriage between the PrincesS
Charlotte and Prime Leopold, WAS TO BE-
soiemn'zed by the rchbishop of Canter-
bury, at Carlton House on the 9th os A.
prl-A bill had passed through p'ria
mt in SIX minutes for the naturalization
ofthc Prince. These papers also mention
the cession ofWestphalia to Prussia. Ac>
counts had been received from st. Hclsna
as late as the 10Th of February Bona
parte Was we'll.
The British Packet Express, which ar
rived here yesterday, sailed from Fail
mouth on the 18th of March, and has
brought out Col. Fulton, who is bearer of
dispatches from the British government
&c our Secretary of State.
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Piff5EuTg, (Pr. fjirH 60.
The Steam boat FRANiLI,' burden
40 tons, was launched from the Point
Ship Yard, on "Wednesday morning last
The Franklin IS owHsGtg accompany Of
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March 9.
NoRroLK, Nav 4.

1NORFOLK, MAY 4.
Ycste' DIV arrived in Hamilton Roads,
the Big Brazilian, Capt. Kennedy, So
d Us from London. BY this arrival, we
have received from our regular corrcsDon-
dent, file of London papers to the l3th
March and through the 20 iteness of
Mr.. William Loyal. who came passenger
in the Brazilian, we are favored with the
Morning Post Of the 18th March, from
which we extractthe following " Glorious
drcislon Of Parliament against the Income
I0E "-1eing the only article of any Kind
of interest found in tn sc papers, which are
Prln ipally flied with Parliamentary pro
ceedjngs, Of little consequence to lie A.
mer.cao read T. Beacon.
LONDON. NJ rch 10.
GLORIOUS DECISION OF PARLTA
MENT AGAINST THE INCOME
TAX.
Upon this most happy and glorious E.
vert, We have this day the heartfelt salts
faction OF congra tulating our readers
throughout the land. The House of Com
mons has done itself immortal honour it
has justified the high opinion we have ev-
e. entertained of genuine British feeling &,
pati ,tism it has realized our most san.
guine expectations ; and above all, it has
refuted the iactious caumuy that the voice
the House Of their Represenlatiyes--n a
word,it las decided. by glorious and tri..
umpbant majority, against the faithisss at
tempt 10 psrp -luate the public oppression
IN the continuance Of the oiinus and detes-
table Tax upon Income.-Not standing
our repeated exposure Of the Injustice, the
impoiiCy. and the iniquity of the pr iect--
Notwithstanding our frien1y admOniti0ns,
our earnest entreatics, and or cu3htcnt
anticipations of the defeat of the obnoxious
attempt, tie ChuuceLor oFkhe E1cieGuer,
deaf TO al reason. AMI regardless Of every
rcmons;rauce, bad tie tcn,er.ty to bring
lie question forward last night, and TIE
result, il viii be seen, was suciI as We pre-
dcted, and the country bad right to look
FOR and expect. Tie Ministers, whom
w hod 81 0it-n forworncd OF the consc-
1uences OF their obstinacy, whilst they
~ ght yet have rccejcd with hon and
with grace, were lcit on TINS occasion IN
a disgracefnl minority; the numbers be-
ing-fog tar oonoNtDDs r;tasGrc proposed
2Ot, against il &3S. Glorious Major.ty a.
gainsf the abomipab'e uDos; 81.
Ia the early pdrt of the evening, the
table was as usual crowded with petitions
against tie } a,. buf tbat whiJh pTaCuccd
TIE mos pcweffo' effect was ths petition
Of tie Merchants am 3 mixers 0i the Me
tropofs, sgutI ~ upwards OF Z2.COO irdi-
vida Is IS che f..st rig.t and respect b.
u IA the .aad. Thestus .ti3n 81 pr13p
csd was most de p and c%tcrsive. -, only
. iopI tie great uuDar,aNee which wes ma
uf iiy at,achrd ior, 0u, from tie able
|aI,d i.nrr ssvs eWnucr With which lhs
|Jstri iic prayer Of i YVES supported by lhc
~ Menb-ss ard others ,ar sDcse tn
ca lop. 1'ae Com .l,or O, tne rs
8: A.,...s....e ..-.4t, ~ G-t.ncc c. i4s IL.
zua.A~snz
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i IS mentioned in the papers that yen.
WILSON Who lately arrived in Canada.
via New York, is appointed governor ge-
neral o. TIC Canadas, &c. This is a mis-
take. lie is appointed lieutenant governor
Of Lower Canada. Sir John G. Shcrbrooke
succeeds Sir George Provost. as COVER
nor general Of the British Province.
[Hurora.
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atten,lance in

attendance in
Ia I'u sday eve.
hat the NJ mister
|intin atiau of the
intei de,l TO sup
income tax; but
10 the ST. iect.
contain only sim
particular notice,
or declaration Df
in1sr Of DE. u;ics,
eat interests Of tine
1t crisis. Its drawn
bod sense and mode
uld not have expect
.tintgmpcr..te discus
ncra,iy characterised
1T assembly. II pur-
e opinion Of a maiority
is undoubtedly COM
in assertion, viii Il has
ID or this side OF the wa
bulk Of the Chamber of
mira royalists; men at
perStitiaus and ty'aunical
old government, and an
them At the earliest oppor-
II of this sort, originating
gestions and alarms OF tie
late gcvernment, ard con-
fpfu cnt zeal aad .cXtrava-
he restored emigrants aud
pended over the people OF
nee the restoration of the
RsNp, sc this decl rStion,
u Nne susg sion OF the
10 quiet and re-as3ure
and TO d ssipate all vain
We shall be glad to find
ced the desired effect. In
Deputies sclcmnly promise
constitutional charter to
PTS Of properly as they 1t
TO support the family on
4c. maintenance OF those
a the Paris ,arers. that c unit
gho preside d in the Council #
Ech condemned Ccl. Boyer to
recommended him to the Royal
hsmhcr of Dshu'ies is still occu-
scussirg ;he BA'g t. In tie sit
is week, n. G knith proposed an
AK of ten PER tent. upon all in
cove' 1000 frands, above 42l.
,htials of the Princess Charlotte
ZEE Leopold, ill He so!cmnized in
feck.
pears { km aytatement made on
.day cv the House OF Com
Hhat the tte amount of debts
4 &c un iIsnivent act, ex-
live mill "a half, to satisfy
|. -; - = ssets to the amount
Yesterday morning
cd a. the AObays,
lie trial of Admiral
yer, closed yester-
seven the Council
W AID returuel at
,unc acquitted adj
- s i b ed him to be set at
Boyer was guilty
( 6 his Chief, Adm.
,utncr 2SniSstiga-
H. 1rned that lie was y
hter an appeatfor revi-
hce; and that in ease no
led, lie was 4 sra led from
nnor.
SShEc been APPOINTED to
n ions between Austria
)einitive Treaty is
gned. /. is said
ieunlties, the No-
r D the Tvrol G Up
t OF NVirtemberg
TIL Danube and
called the circle of
'Ts altogether 100000
hese cessions cannot be
Consent Of Baden aad
oliard arrived on Satnr-
IS by it are TO the 18Th inst.
He'd with the ceremonials
Of the Prince of Orange &
kas..;a.ssai.sa e., 1t ST. Pc
{ II The
4 i s. 4 Z s by, ii is
Is he cX-
8 3 S s. s Is idiers
IS !tsty had
s. burning for
IS 4 S FESawt bulow.
s 7.'ansfcr of the
s S & : s. - 1,ank Of the
/ Z. b 4 + s 81 they w,fS, to
S; q "a with his SIS
s das been Off
81 8 & + & =; & s s \ ssiah govern
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INnIANIANns

~ tlr last session o, The legislature, an act was
passed authorizing his Excellency Governor VIII.
~ 'Hs 10 purchase from the Cherokee ioIisns, al
htir lands within the chartered limits of the state
Our readers will rtcli ct that atreaty between the
Cltrokess sri fhr Uri'ed States. wherein the far
mr. relnosi'ei sll claim 70 heirlas5s in this state
IVES mais M Washirgto1 in Mareh ias, TIE
ueay was let subject the ratification Of the cs-
Vernor Of an, state and the Cherokres. We ar.
happy 10 unlersta"d hat his cxc.lcncy has ae-
cOriiurly pnrcafed for the sum of 5000 from 10
70 5F,o00acres VI land. soias ofit very cxooilcrf
Inc Cherokee Indians now own land ia this
slate. CharlssloA CIV Cas.
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Advertise in the London Public
er of March 90 coppered ship s;
Reed, for New Ycrk--and for sale,
Steam Boat EAGLE, fitted on a Dr.
similar tn the American Steam Fri,
CThus the English honor the Anne
ny initiating cur improvements, md
wing their Steam Boat a truly Am
name The EAGLE. the arms OF ON
on, and an emblem of our strength J
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William Pinoknev, latej
Minister Pienipotentiary to-
s.. Petersburg and Minister
ry TO the Court of Naples, il
leave this country for Naples,
ington, "a, Commodore CHI
ready for sea, at Boston, a
ship win proceed to Annapoi,
on board.
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THE ALGERlNE WAR.
1COJEHT.NYC.H7ED.7

am induced to believe, that there is too much
sruth in the report brought by the Sine Qua an
The information being derived from Oran. gives il
an appearance, bordering certainty. That is
place where atvees from AlEiers are received reg
ularly, ard with dsnatch. And whoever is at all
acquainted with the Mahometans, knows that they
are lot addicted to forging and circulating reports
The letter fran our Consul at Malaga, in nv opi-
MON, is no evidence against it. He saws there was
not time after the return OF the AIgerne squadron
torthe events TO have taken place. But the AIeer-
Ire force consists of nearly Mirfy smI. saw the
squadron passing ont thr ugh the Streights, which
was eompns'd ofoniy nine SaH. Might not the
ship and brig have been captured by some of the
vessels leftnt hlgiers. Mr.. Kirkpatrick disbe
Lei is founded wholly upon the presumption, that
their whole force has been out of the Mediterla-
mean.
ltmRy be- relied on rs fact, that our Consul AZ
Alaiers, Alr. Shsler, who WAS the colleague of
Com. Decatur in making the treaty, did mot consid-
Ell The peace as permanent. In his official capa-
city, he expressed tiie opinion, that the people of
Algiers were so much dissatisfied with the nesce.
,hat on the Withdrawing of ur squadron from the
Mediterranean, the Dey would: he beheadcd and
hostli ies commenced. Fearing this, Commodore
cambridge ielt larger force than our government
had emplsied--hoping, by that means, to keep
the restless spirit At Alsiers from breaking out
Boston Gazette
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FOR TIE EN'QUfRER.

Washington hcqeal'ed treasure Cor the modest Of p,r-
pcsi banS iirci7nc- az 'hYc knowledge, aud eilligh
psblic opinion i"oa,aioas
per,eiub the lc.acy Warrington cave,
e aurnstd tie trupAicS Dc won;
F'lricIicc 70 Cham ~ it, hlrlnrolis cave
Aud lIaoN icigt d,iusc hke the sun.
sa, wba, was The object but freedom enhancyt,
'f.1:s hrish;,r fur h,unhe and hiy;,
lie ioAliy b.hcl,l npcw E.nrirc advanced,
Dy tg'as nsat ne many 'Nspy.
De,p patrio, wislos, enabling tic land,
by kRe.ricige gfd,as 0nd ,isH
but did he fores'e III abapui'tr hand,
Indifference 10 nqoa'or Ggh
Take warning frnn Europe. now guenciirns her
BY hroti .'nhoaliol ahruad--
y. Jcf' y. P1E'G-. nii Iyro1fs in CAMPS,
la,ni-iisrs--hGroc ai'JiaRd:
Zach iespn. ,lpi,y over III, thronv.
Observation-Disclosures and decoy'l-
HsyiyeS tlie Npioic,l Apostle of wrong,
I'LL mind IN ne ihGr isaestr0yE
who knowx-ir the CaaL--like the Monks of old
Spain,
put nlnstcrf OF Th.qio,l uiny cross the blue main,
And Join to prt Liberty down
Unpopular freedom, rs Sages opine
EApire--or Wit, knowledge remains
Go tel The moelS-pntrots WIN let it decline,
Such error may fit us for chains
tia tell them tho HOsg WI defeat the divan,
And triumph by Liberty's love,
That knowledge fhrougd ages must elevate man,
Or ignorance drcieh Us in gore
'Iis public obiRion cHGghcn'dmust teach,
For tno5ririyc is Libertys breath
o trrnhc and blush lest lllc ab>rncc Of each.
Should sink us III bondage and death