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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-05-06
Nathan & Isaac Winflow,

DIFFER for faTe a, Their fore No. l. Exs5ssgs
~ Rs,y jun below the Hay Market.
Vinfer and Summer TRAINED Spermacsti
OIL,
~ the cafk aud retail Families who with can
ave il put up in tin cashiers from to 10 gallons
och, a large zHortment of brafs and japaned
lamps, pocket Lanterns sc.
4fi'o, general aforment of
Groceries, Hoileao 81 Hard Ware,
'6nong which are bel of German Mill saws, and
~ of Engih Anvils. Vices and shovels by the
pxsn or Jingle, an sHoriment of cotton Factory
fARN from the moR approved factories.
1 30 Tons of adorted RulIia Sweden and Englifh
g IRON.
DOC Lbs of differed and Can STEBL, of fupe-
riour quality fpike and nail Rods Plough moulds
and Crow bars.
50 boxes spermaeeti CANDLES.
g Hhds Mufcovado SUGAR
boxes Hzvaana do
i cheGis souchong TIA
il 5 ra1ks freah smyrna z AISlNs
IS b5ls fupet6ne freih Flour
5 boxes by e by 10 window Glafs
10 bills prime PORK
e = eonRsns fupply of saco NAILS of every Lze
400 boxes mould and dip'd TaiIow CAN
g " DIES,
ftoo qants.s Pollock aud Cod FISH
Il 10 hhds MOLAsSES
n or A large aaorsment of Machine and
I and CARDS, from JOHN WINsLow
~ Ic's. approved factory.
= The above articles will be fold very low for
"a or approved credit.
fSs-- H. ns)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-05-06

American Manufactured Goods.
Ma 7, A1s6sy's Roro.
JOSEPH POPE, agent for Ainy u B,ovp". of
Providence, who keep him conaantly fuPPlied
from their long known and well eltAbliihed Fact
~ at Pawtucket, with generalafcrtment of
american Cation Gods,
CONSISTING OF
Single Yarn for Warp and Filling
9& sthreaded white s color d Stocking Yarn
White and colored fewing Cottons
Shirtings-sbeetiDgs -Checks--Stripes
Ciughams--C hambrsys--Bed Ticking, &C.
~ Shopkeepersin town and countryand peo
pie in general who win furnifh themfeives with
the above articles will befupplied at the Factory
prices.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-05-06
MORE NEW GOODS.
JOSEPH HARROD,
Corner IF E<sbssgs y Nude erfe'',

Corner IF Exsbaags y Nude -Frfefs,
rs now opening for fals an enenilve aii0r1msnt
of
Uoolen, Cotton, anil Silk Goods,
which will be fold very cheap for cafh On'y--
eonfains 10 part OF -
a. blue. brown and brouze Wen of Eng'snd
BROADCLOTHS
q ok, blue brown, olive and mi1'd Broad Cloths,
sery cheap
Common and low priced ditto
super6ne and common CASSINEREs
coatincs-Toilinette and Swanfdown Vssliogs
Flannels and Baixes -swariklos-b Bookings
Plane and ,willid, BoRbazssta, all colours
Scotch and Tartan P!aids-- figured k&Stinette
Nank,n and Canton Grapes
Black white and pink Italian Grape
Elegznt gseen aud DEue Table C'o'hs
In Sasiony csfimere, fix and chiniz shawls
and , s Colerain Linene--Bfown Hollands
Caiicoss-- A Cinghams. very cheap
L,neu aud cotton Cambfics-Pethe tiannels
Oueens Cloths Pantaloan Draws
BACK, white lale and lead Worried Hole
Black and olive VeiVets--black and celored Velvet
Bindings
Ribbons al zGortment--Mufns
.Centlerrenss worried and lambs wool Hote
White. black and coloured Levantlnes
Florence Silks. all colours
Beaver and fix Gloves-Linea Beaver Gloves
Buttons--lewing Siik-Cotton Bale TIC. Cc.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-05-06

vent the accefs of carriages or horfes.
The workman, 10 he courie of thefe op
erations, were afailed with much groans
ing and hitting from the multitude.
The unfortunate convict took his
leave of his friends during yeferday af-
tcrnoon with great compofure. He iaid
he had faced Death in his country's csufe
TOO often TO tear it in any lhape. In a
fubr. quent interview with MIR. Dever-
eaux. the Roman Catholic Pricit, he ex
preacd himfelf much fatisfed at the
proipea he had of being in few hours
releated from world Of trial and of fuf
fering.
At very early hour this morning
great numbers of The people began to
flock from all quarters 70 enc fccnc of
execution. The enclofed face between
the chains and the platform was filed
with Conftables the chains were alto
lined with Confabies and Soldiers, and
no perfon was admitted beyond them
AT ten minutes before eight the awful
iolennity commenced. The unfortunate
criminal was brought forth from the
debtors door, Newgate, and placed on a
cart, in the ufual manner, between the
Executioner and his Afliitant. The two
Sheriffs, in their carriages, took their fta.
tons, one in advance, and the other be-
hind the cart, attended by the Martial
men and other City Officers The pro-
ce0ion then moved EDWARDS TO Skinner
0reet. The criminal was dreiled in
blue Jacket and white trewfers, and diff
played very bold demeanour
On arriving at the platform he delcen
ded from the cart and mounted with a
quick and firm Rep Turning round to
the multitude, he addreilrd them in
few mild and iucoherent exprefIions. re
peaiedly exclaiming that she died muir
dered man On the executioners at j
tempting TO put the cap over his face,
Caihman pulhed him away, and declared
that he would die with his face uncover
ed like a true Britith tar. The crowd on
hearing this began cheering on all fides.
and continued 70 for fome minutes. Ev
cry thing being at lalf ready, the unhap-
ply man was launched into eternity. No
iign of fear ever efcaped him, and he
leemed to die without ltrugglc.
The body having been Suspended the
ufual time, was cut down at nine o'clock,
and carried back in fhell TO Newgate,
to be given TO his relations for interment.
1t is ftated in a KingGon Jamaica paper
of March II, that General Marine had
taken Camana on the 9th of that month,
with the lofs of 500 men--the Royalits,
European troops, from Goo to 1000,
WERE ALL PUT TO THE SWORDl
A letter from Trinidad, dated in Feb
ruary, fays-" War in its mildeR form
is dreadful, but in South America it is
profecuted with inde!cribable horror
the sun fhines to day upon atleaft TWO
THOUSAND HUMAN SKELE-
TONS bleaching in my fields at Guira,
butchered by the ahaiIins under COM
mand of Moraes, mott of them women,
children and negroes"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-05-06

Melancholy Evsnt Yesterday evening
tragicsl event occurred within tew yards
Of our Office. A black boy, belonging TO
Mr. Heudree cabinet makeF,) hsJ posses
sed himself oil his masters pistol, which he
too. cul Of the holster, Mr.. Hetdree being
a member Of the Troop of Horse. he
boy says ke examined the pistol, and nor
supposing ii charged, he proceeded TO troll
ic and play with it. he snapped it once or
twice al the head of another boy--he then
proceeded 10 the Kitchen with view OF
soaring ne poog old cook woman, and snap
ped The presented pistol at her head. sThs
pistol went off, and Toe poor creature was
shot Immediately through the head. She
fsll and nstastiy expired Furnishing
another warning, 10 the million which had
been previously given, OF the inadyersent
use Of firearms - COMPILER.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-05-06
WAR IN SOUTH AMERICA.

A letter from Curacao, dated March
10Th, says Bolivar, in action initiates the
tiger he has defroyed his feet to H.
fpire his troops. aided by the marines,
with desperate enthuGafm. Gen. Real,
the Royaliit, has been completely beaten
in the various actions with the Patriots,
and retrcated by way of Juncal, making
his efcape to Laguira or Caracas Boil
liver has pledged himfelfto the army that
in twenty days, the flag of the United
Provinces will wave from Caracas to
Cora.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-05-06
Extract ofa Letter, dafed " RIO Jansiro 2zd
Jan 1917.

Two Russian ships, the Suwarrowr
Captain Punfodora, Of 500 tons, and the
Rosa, Captain Hayemeiter, of7oo tons, sail
ed from this place for the Pacific Ocean, 2
days before my arrival. shall soon follow
them.
"When the royal family are passing here,
all must take off theis hats-if on horseback
dismoun Lord --, formerly the English
minister here, on the royal fanily's passing
refused to dismount--the Kings guard I'm
n,edietely forced him from his horse Mr..
Sump;er oar American consul, refused 10
dismount; and being armed with pistols,
he told the guard he would shoot any one
who attempted to arres. hin--He cot away
from them, and continued mounted, being
more resolite than he Engiishman. Since
this afFir, his majesty has ISSUED decree,
which declares that dismounnng is NOT rt-
CURED Of foreigners, but only % take Of
their hats, which no doub. viii be readily &C
ceded o."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-05-06
Philadelphia HATS.

FroR & Waterhouse,
IIAVR iuit received at the Bolton Hat Factory
Ware HouGe, No. /, Muaeys Row Middle
areet,
One case Of Philadelphia super
fine Hats, of the newest fashion.
Febs IS tt
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-05-06
NO NEWS NO NEWS !

We have more than once had occasion 70
notice the dull and drawing complaint a
gainst public papers, that they are barren
and uninteresting. We have been SO long
accustomed either 10 The reports ct wars
from abroad, or of political discussions .,
home, that when these great topics have
subsidized, complaint is made that the papers
are destitute ofinterest We are not dispo-
sed TO indulge this querulous anxiety 50
much as TO tell downright fslsehood,even il
it will make our paper doubly interesting
to say that Buonaparte for instance has es-
capped from ST. Helena, or that we ob:erve
any,imme date Danger al home, we are not
disposed to do, even though we could be as
sured of augmen ing the number of our
readers. But is it rue that our public pa
pers are in fact destitute OF interest ? 20
those who have Witnessed the distress Of the
last winter, season accompanied by all the
horrors Of poverty-to those who remem-
Der the claims which We're made on the
charitable and benevolent to produce some
relaxation Of this misery, --one would have
thought that it would have been a subject OF
adoring gratitude to God /; that the yernal
promise ofshe earth induces us to anticipate
a recurrence of none Of these evils tina,
We may now hope, if the smiles of Divine
Providence continue, for al abundant sup
ply for man and beast--and that the ensu-
ing winter will not be accompanied by oil
the horrors Of The last Our public papers
have been daily engaged in the pfomuiga-
lion Of this intelligence, and yet they are
pronounced barren and unproductive Ev-
cry thing is harmony with this mild and
yernal sun over our heads, whose beams are
awakening the slumber OF The fowrels. Is
ii then 10 be said that we are tired of pros
peliiy-that the happiness of our country,
the aninating visions Of plentuous harvest
the alienation of human misery,--are all
dull and Illuminating pictures, unworthy
the notice of those who expect TO err
ioy such smiles Of Divine Providence
These gentlemen are not aware that the
very complaints which they make, indicate
the prosperity of their country, and of the
world They would not then hear with
any pleasure the late intellie sncc, that In
Rusisia, once the theatre Of carnage, conha
grafton and death, the engines OF such DIES
truction, the swords and spears, are beat
into plonghshares and pruning hooks, and
that passage of divine prophecy soiemDly
and literally fulfilled. hey will not hear
with exultation that the standard OF the
cross begins already to gleam in the hrma-
m en-, formerly Illuminated by the Turkish
crescent; that such triumphs are accompa.
MED BY the destruction ofthose engines ded-
icated only to the effusion of human blood
that these very engines are now conseerat-
ed TO agriculture, as if in whatever region
the empire Of our redeemer Is extended, The
earth itself was prep ring 70 pour forth her
abundance al his feet in honor OF his arri-
VAL Federal Republican,,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-05-06
PAINTS, &c.

+ PAINTS, &c.
( B. & II. BUTMAN,
MIDDLE STREET,
II AVE JUN received, and offer for fale,
"a 4 90 oaks London White Lead,
4 do do Red do
Is 10 do French Yellow Ocre
s do Spanifh Brown
n Hhds. do White
a 10 B5ls Linieed Oil
4 do Spirits Turpentine
II $50 W.T. verdigrfe
Is Q cafes hyperion Gum Copal
n puncheon Olive Cd
a. Bbls. Gator do
r. 20 boxes Windfor Soap
e 5000 feet Window Clafs
II Gold aud Silver Leaf-Copal Warmth
~ Venetian Red-Engliih Lamp Black
~ Prui7ian Blue--Gnm oheIlsc
H. Patent Yellow, sc.
h Together with general aHortment of
Z Medicine and Dye-StuUs,
! khich viii be fold cheap for Cath or approved
!. >redit. CIV AP'I
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-05-06

There IS now living at the village OF Wines
would, near Leughboro, poor woman Of the
name of Jenny Kicking, who is sixty-nine
years Of age, ffty-six OF which be has been
confined 10 her bed having suddenly lost
the use Of her lover limbs, when she was
only thirteen years old, and, strange 10 say,
they have ever since remained in the same
diminutiye state, although the other parts of
her body cane TO full maturity, and have con
tinued IS perfect as Of those who enjoyed the
best state Of healtb.-London pa.
LONGEVITY. On the 18th Of Dec Catholic
Priest proceeded on foot to the Cathedral 81 Adria
II Lomharsly. and returned thanks for having at
tanned his 10th year, without iohrnties or sick
ness lie was accompanied by an imnense COM
conrse of people, aud chauRted the Cathedral ser
Vice. ia frEn, manly, and diSnihcd voice,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-05-06

DurAing Hoor "A party Of gentlemen
having lately met together in the neighbor-
hood of Edinburg, over i flowing bowl, be-
coming little ine5ria,ed from the often
repeated bumpers that were drank to the
health of our gallant countrym,en who so
nobly bled and fought at Waterloo and Al
giers, an Individual in company considered
his honor openly attacked By another Of the
party, andreference was Immediately made
10 the company. Nothing less, however,
than Carter a-la-mode would satisfy the OF
Tended gentleman, who insisted upon his
antagonist immediately setting 70 but this
way of deciding an honorable afair,did not
suit the person in question, who, ike Oil
yer, was The lightess man, and who, TO the
utter establishment of the party, immedi-
ately produced brace of pistols, requesting
the gentlemen to accept one and decide the
matter in an honorable way.
Matters being arranged, and the parties
ready to take-she field, it was agreed that
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-05-06

For Alexandria,
ef5N THE brig SUSAN, for freight or pal
!szsssa@@- L fage-AppIy TO WILLIAM WOODBURY.
Portland Pier.
april %.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-29

IiIs Majesty has enjoyed good health
during the last month. lis mind remains
the same.
Lord Cas;lereagh has been attacked
for two days past with a SEVERE sore throat
and cold, which have prevented his al
tendance at the house yesterday and the
day before.
The Lord Mayor has declined giving
the usuaidinner on Easter Monday and
appropriated It's expenses one thousand
pounds, TO the relief OF the poor.
At Glasgow, on the occasion of the
arrest OF Two weavers, father and son,
for being engaged in seditious plots. so
great crowd assembled, that the officers
did no; think il prudent TO proceed until
the arrival of a squadron of the 42d Re-
glment: when they set ont on their way
10 prison, they were assaIled with show
or of stones. An attempt was made TO
rescue the prisoners, and the troop WAS
obliged to fire. One young man was
wounded. Three of the assailants we're
arrested and conducted to Glasgow.
Paris. f'e6. i4.-Nr. Pinckney, envoy
extraordinary and Minister plenipotenti-
AIRY Of the United States ofAmerica TO the
Court OF 81. Petersburgh, has had, on
ih" 18th ofJan. an audience Of the Empe-
ror of Russia. Ills eNcelIency was pre-
scented 10 their MajestieS the Empress
eS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-29
prpT1pTICAN NOTTONS

The titits Of public officers, from yonr pI5in
woysdip up 10 his crceiiHcy, are not Tie Ouly
distinctions Which ought to DO iashed 0ut Of
fashion. There Is one, we understand, grow.
Ing into vogue at Washington, which omgnt to
bescputeo by cvery!ir end OF tie Republic.
We were surprised the Other day g. hear Of
a sort offVriT sometimes used al the Metropo.
lis o the union, aud growing more into use.
which IS at war with ail our Republican ideas.
The r,nin meH, who take UP ths paper. viii
10 lcubl be iust as much astOuished as we were
10 Learn thai there is d sort Of scale, 10 csfi-
mate the decree Of respect, 90 which mas f..
entitled. Oue would mink, that Reprcsen-
tative Of tie Peap!e is emitted to as much rs
almost any pcrsOn.--But no such thing. lie
Is almost al the very fO0t Of the scale For
instance;
Is come the simple cifzen--
NeEt tic Representative Oftic peopla
Nntac i9Wer i0use 1T Congress
3d. Foreign Minister'S
9Th. StuNoIs. aud
9th. Hta Is Of Departments.
The cfiQuesis is, for those below TO wait up
on ali those above Al elm. For example. q TO-
reign minister, Ms. s3arot. or NJ. Hyde de
Neuviilc, does uot wait HpOna Representative.
~ pay ms respects to him but ne waits upon
The ~enatoEs ana Foreign MiBisters.-Ihus "A
heWcsentai.ve Of me pcepie b., according TO
iiis new Tangled cartel ~ sgrddcs Mellow Sc
natpF-and teree below The Heads Of Tie Exc
CURVE Department.
These distinctions areA fcoursc not uUlver-
saiiS adopted. There @reNnany men too proud
10 acknowledge them --Nof arc they as peril
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-29

from Nantz ba,ins Jeff The River ca he
10th nit. BY tiiis arrival we learn that
France was perfectly Tranquil but there
j. NO political news of the least public
interest. The latest dates We have seen
are 20 the Sii OF March.
a part ofihe Allied army of obserya-
ton had aiready been Withdrawn from
France, aud other detachments wereshor
" TO follow them. Courier.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-29
RICHMOND, APRIL ~.
S-as---s'.-.-s---ss-.-T---,s---
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
(Rrr1,RNs coNrlNrFn-
DEJEGATES no THE LEGIsI. AZURE.


DEJEGATES TO THE LEGISLATURE.
I%pepa- VILLAIN Ward John Turner.
,, S9g'heia yton-BeDjamhiW ". Johnston, W uliani
Feiljee-Robert 7. Thompson, Ash
Inae,ss ---- Harrison,- Edmund
Penn
ioiGy,saaiq-Thomas II. Clark walter
FOR STATE SENATE.
Joseph &. Cabell is elected for the Dis
trlci OF amherst, &c. without opposition.
George hairston, OF Henry is elected for
tie new District, composed Of the counties of
!iiisyivania, Franklin Henry and Patrick.
FOR CONGRESS.
Cm2epcr Cogstg-Heafze -. Strother a03-.
John Shackleiord 2S5 Majority for strotifei-
ie--ta"qaier is the only county in this di=tric
Aaks,xt-lIush Nelson 2s2-rhomas NJ.
Maury % Nelson will lie undoubtedly elect
ed
Ph'y!emia-WilIam I. Lewis 5oD--No oppo-
siton.
'yasiiagtoa-Smyth Is5-Estiii SiT-present
minority tor SmyIh Si-Lee, Gray,on & Take-
well Vet 10 vote
The Congressional election for this District
terminated Yesterday with me voteiu this city
State OF tbe poll in Richmond, Tor ttvenson
204, yier 23-maJoriiy OF Stevenson ISL
Tyler Is eiecte8, by d MAJORITY ctabout zoe votes
in the tchote District
john Robertson is re elected n n0legatc for
ih's c'ty-tor Rocertscn4tG, loI Alexander
Mcitae III.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-29
-NeR members.
"1'HE PREcrDE<r or 70, .


/ ord CaStlereagh il walking most SUCCESSFULLY
| IN the footsteps Of Nr. Pt,--with the Z" pre-
| ccdert II - in his hand lie has got M
| kep0r. NJ Secret CoR.aittec. as a itaw-
| head AMI blody bones to alarm Mr. John d nIi ~
reconcile INN II the Strong ana perlous niea
Sures which Ministers rye intro iuced This
| Report, haiched IN the dark, deals ont ia rs
| turn dark ana general suTmises, without ANY
specifications TO satisfy the mind. Fng!aud IS
| represented as Convulsed bv SET o. Spenceen
Clubs wnO borrow their tene,s from the work
! or ciStoaHy writer. published abOu. twenty
| years agci number of he members Of thcse
SocieucS bpir many IS not stated wished 10 call
~ physical force 10 oyerpower lie consttntio
nal authorities; 10 divide the land, eGc 4
plan was formed q g 5cAOa!) 10 surprise the
| soldiers. Many persons pTOcRred arms (ho.p
aaRgD And upcn this IRENE ions report the
ministerial. machinery Is put in mOtiOu Castle
reagli cones forward with four measures
lSt. TO suspend the Habeas Corpus Act; I'd
10 extern TO the Prince Regeut the CT of -
for tie protection Of his Aiajesty'S person Sd
TO prevent seditious meetings ami debating
societies; and 4th 10 declare il High Treason
20 attempt the seduction OF the Royal troops !;
pans- which are either in Tie letter or spirit
of the precedent of'oj. TIE Habeas COrpus
IS already suspended. i.eftres d. c,clft will of
course issue against men the most ohnoN ious
10 ministers. Let Hunt and CObbett bewarei
/ he latteiN is said 10 have been arrested on a
charge for Hbel-20O persons have been
seized ut Manchester, and consigned t. mi.
sons. The conductors of free press, tlie
orators ioF parliamentary reform, NAV q en- Die
they viii be hunfet out AID Gagged unless
the latter are shielded by the privileges of a
parliamentary station The tide 81 course is
setting against the canse ct reform. TveIv
eNpeient j, employed to shield the public
pecuiators in the possession Of their privileges
40 cure will be applied by the present session
! - their istempered cOnsttntion-No rotten
boFoughs will ne put down; no corruption
removed. The cause Of reform languishrs rs
vel from the violence Of is enemies a. fne / e
cation itsfriendS. The latierares iitiu ia /
ons among themSelye the most violent of
which IS Tor annual parliament and universal
suffrage. The meetings of The people are
hereafter 20 be denounced as seditious, or
dispersed By military mob. SUCH is the
picture Of O.d England! who after having
made war upon liberty in France, is wlgiue
war against il IN llsr own bosom7-This scene OF
distra c;ion and danger viii drive many an
English eInigrant to ar shores.
Happy America, TOO happy, If You were but
conscious ofai the blessings Uhich you enjoy
LOOK az fr3ace, cursed BY tie presence Of
lG5,0JD iorei. troops, w hin her bosom. Look
al England, atript Of all her ancient safeguards
aud laid naked at the feet OF q proligate milis-
try-Thtu. eXult in the blessings which are
showesed upon you.
ria
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-29

ts-Psrnaprbpcco which is just reported in a
sta OF Revolution is not a. s panisii but Por-
fIiRcse i'r9vince---in the BRAMis. The POrtu-
gueSe Court, which cnigrafed some wears
since from Lisbon, resides az san Salvador, or
Rio Janero, IN another Of tie Brazilian Pro-
vnces. But though this revolution be nof i'm
a Spanish settlement, il may stiil serve, the
cause of the Spanish Patriots. 1t may Ope-
rate a q diversion Of the Portuguese troops
now acting against them. Instead OF employ
ing these again.t Msntc Video o. Ruenns Ayri 5
they must be called home ID recover i'ernam.
bucco.-lut Tin helps themin no other WAY.
Il may serve TO keepu2 the watch fires oflibcriy
in the Southern Continent.