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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-08-19

1T him. the general amount Of which
- III, having used er permitted 10 be
.eg for his own benefit, public property
"A ,he fine uf several men III the public
s,;ce. The specifications We're each in
.semselyes slight, as 10 The ali5eine mag
md. al ihe oiiencc charged, hlt IN the
..,,.r.sg.,t. Involving dtrply, iae honour
+, I'll nr Capt. Evans and the service
g,be t,nuif after n deliberate and impair
asl investigation, considered that The mat
,,.rs which lhex lad found proven, {con-
.,3r1 in four Of he sr,cnteen speel6ca-
reo-, constrained them II pronounce him
r,aty of misconduct, but proceeded 10
|o.v that IL was due Ia Capt. Evans Ia de
,l1rr i as tll4'ir opinion, that lac had brcn
srbiertrd to the charge not hJ any cppI
div or criminal motive, bal from Want of
doe care and circunspectIon. They
therefore sentenced him 10 be reprmand-
ed by the Secretary of The Navy. aud all
,,enisbed him To b. more cauiious il the
hlrnding Of his private concerns with those
,fthe public. The rrprimand ofthc Seere-
,,rg af the Navy more fully declares The
generation Of Capt Evans from every nm
worthy motive, and explicitly states, HAT
he Is not To be considered as having done
any act which ought 10 impeach his honor
ar integrity as IN officer. We heartily
CONGRATULATE G. pt. Evans and all his
friends of the Navy, GA the pleasing tcrm-
nation of this affair. V. l. Com. .itir.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-08-19

/ II p5blie opiGj3i.. y has Instance IL M
heafs to have risen Superior 10 that power.
I'll engine, III" law, aud .,lninsi in have nl,-
I famed victory OVER Tire still inure active
lgeni, SCI interest \ man named .I,tn
Hhft, WIS charged with setting fire to some
trash houses in Black fisrr parish, in Feb
rnarF Inst, tried, convicted and sentenced
10 be hung on the 10Th .lunr las'. lie wns
constantly attended, whiIr under the awful
sentence III death, by pious and jealous
minister II the Gospel, but he invariably
denied all knowledge uf the transaction
loi which he was I" snllpr. II would ap-
pear, that whatever uatuir the evidence
against him NJ his triad might hnyc been, a
general conviction prevailed nr his iano-
cence FOR the Marshall assistant c,,,i,l
no where find person who would under
take the execution, for any reward that
could be offered, until tie day had pretty
lar advanced, when negro who was con
fined in the work housc, WIS ut lrnsth
tempted by the promise of Two d0ubloons
10 perform the Office of haugman, and re-
paired to the spot bnt at the moment he
drew near, a smart flash of lightning nc
companied by II tremendous clap of thun-
der, 50 alarmed him thai he refused To
comply with the engagement, and gave
up the promised reward, saying, that
" God Almighty had not sent the light |
nlng for nothing" The prisoner was not
executed, but still remained in confinement.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-08-19
THE LOT OF GROUND.
Angnst 10
LKNCHBURG
FEMlilE AC.lDEMX.

iliiE Fall and Winter Session will com
- meace on Monday the Isl Of September
next, and continue five months aud half
IERhS or TUITION.
'Iraior Cfa"--orthography, Reading, Writ.
lug and Arithmetic, 81 per session.
htdd. Ci1ss-Reading, Writing, Arilhme-
tic, Grammar and the elements of Geography.
Sl5 per session.
First Class .1-English Grammar, Geogra-
ply by mapping, the use OF the Globes, Ills
tory, Penmanship, Arithmetic and Ornament
al Needlework, Sls per session.
First Class B.---liigEer Branches-Belles
lettres, comprehending English Grammar ia
all its parts, Blair's Rhetoric aud Epistolary
Composition Geography, ancient and mo.
dcrn; Mapping Astronomy with the use OF
the globes; History, including Chronology
Botany, Natural History; tie elements of
Natural Philosophy, Chemistry &c &c.
SIS per session.
fiench Language, $40 per session
Drawing and Painting, sl2 do do.
The Music Department, in the Academy,
will be conducted by Mr., John A. Sconcip,
professor OF music,
Boarding, $I0per month
HENRY MORRIS, Principal.
August 10. w3wt5t
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Notice.
~ w NV.
VliE subscriber win commence d

fFNiE subscriber win commence the Fab.
4 aud Winter Session of his School on
Monday the Isl dry of September. For the
benefit Of students in Geography, the schoel
room is furnished with large mnps of the va
rio1s parts of the world, and globes ANY of
the branches of Mathematics will he taught
TO those who wish TO study them
j. c. REID
p s. About fen female students can be com
forlabiy accommodated In the school room.
Aug 3. w4wit J. C. r.
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PUBLIC SALE OF
NEAA ESV AVC.

pY virtue Of Il deed of trust executed 10
~ the subscriber by Philip Sinister Tor IN.
purpose OF seeming 10 Archibald and Robert
Bradfnie, the payment OF sundry debts in said
deed mentioned, md which deed is duly of
record Ia the clerk s office of the county Of
Campbell, shall on Saturday the 9th day of
September next upon the premises, offer for
or shle, by public auction, to the highest bid-
der, for cashg
THE LOT OF GROUND,
conveyed by said decd--siiuated Immediately
on the turnpike road, nj the lower end Of the
town OF New London containing one acre of
ground, more or less, with n small frameit
| house, kitchen and stable thereon. The IL
lie - believed TO be indispuiable, but acting
As trustee, shall convey only such title as.
Is vested in me by said deed.
J. HENDRlCK.
august - wtdsloS
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-08-19

Departed this life, an thr oith of July, Mrs.
ANN ELLIOTT, aged aboni -, consori oi Mr..
Peter Elliott of this place Mrs Elliott was
u professor oi The chs isiian religion, aud had
been iar about ye6fs member of the Meth
oii.t ehnrch. Her walk in life cerre-pondcd
with hft prof, ssion. and her surviving friends
nave me con olniion of believing that she hns
frHped The reward oil her lallors She has left
behind to mourn her loss, husband and one
child
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-08-19

BLESSINGS Of F0yoity.-In the examina
ton Of some English papers received Of
the Office of the American yesterday by
the ship Meridian from London, our at
tention was arrested by the circumstances
of "A case before tire British Parliament
which serNes To illustrate the blessings al
tending n royal government, by showing to
what purpose its distressed subjects are
forced to contribute their support. The
case alluded TO is thai Of the Leeward Is.
lands, whose petitions occupied the atten-
ton al the House Of Commons on the / 9th
Of June The petitions shew that the in.
hahitants Of all thesr islands are reduced
10 the lowest degree Of misery by the low
prices of sugar and rum, and the increased
exprtxes of culture. BIN five OF them e.
ven exceed the rest in suffering, from then
being taxed with a heavy duty, applied
wholly IN pensions. Upon the pension
list are fUc natuJ0i daughters Of the Duk,
of Ciarcncc ut five hundred pounds (S2220
PER annum each. Tile distressed lecward
ISLANDS are taxed Tor the support of til,
Misses Fi--iorGlce, whose father has al
income from the country at large Of thirty
thousand pounds, or one hundred aud
thirty three thousand, two hundred dol
lars Bat. finer.
600
4 trading and hunting party; consisting
Of about u Americas, commanded by
Gen. Ashley, lrfl our frontier settlements
the past spring for the Rocky Moqntains.
On the second 0f June, or 800 miles IA
bove the Council Bluffs, they were attack
ed by the I.icaras Indians, who killed Ii
of the American party, and wounded a.
Gen Ashley thea took post, with boat
and 80 men. few miles hrlow where the
attack MIS- made, and sent his wounded
aud disallrcted men back To Council Bluffs.
Although our government had no counec-
ton with the party or expedition Of Ash
ley, it being III iuIieiiuaE enterprise, Co
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Nathaniel Wiyes, .Jv.

AITORaEY Ar LAW,
MILL attend the superior and nfsfior
w courts OF Amherst ard Campbell conn
ties, ant the corporation of Lynellhurg lie
may be found over Dr. Humphreys Apohecn-
ries shop
August 10 q Iog
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-08-19

a Lot Of Ground in the City of New
York the area Of which is about ) BY 30
feet, WAS lately spld Gnr s2o,sao This
must be The highest price ever p.id for the
same space of ground. Ii Is at The cnor-
nous rate Of oHe million end huadr,d
and efghtg Hire Aonsond doHafs per acre.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-08-19
MONUMENT TO LLBklDGE GERRY.

Congress, AT their last session, passed an
act, directing the snpcriniendentoftII the pub.
lie building to have erected, in the bnriaI
ground Of this city, II monument, with n
suitable inscription, over the tomb of III
bridge Gerry, late Vice President of the ".
States and appropriated : 900 to deiray
the expense. This work j, now completed,
and we have been favored with The follow
ing description Off
The monument is chiefly in the antique
style. The rcAcs!a! spyramidal, after the
manner Of the Egyptian tomhs Il style
comprising both strength and ecauty, and
particularly appropriate 10 srPulrhrrs.--
On each the corners is a fI!ct or strip al
linen, tied at equal distances, forming a
row Of puiIs, when lie in scotia cut ou.
of the angle. A rich and massy leaf Gov
ers each extremity ofthe liIlet; and Sc
coad leaf falls o.fal the hottom, spreading
Itself over the angle of tie base mouIdings
The ornaments ri the treze under the
ccrnce are made up OF foliage, and were
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-08-19

ioae. Leasen"of.d. by order Of Gen. At
kinson, marched from Council Bluffs on
the eed Of June. with body Of trnors
and friendly Indians Ia punish Tie Ilicafas.
who "Te reported 10 have taken posi- and
fortified themselves. II is supposed that
me attack was insiisated ljy the British
agents or traders, who, hearing ef the A.
neriean expedition, and Jealous Of Amer.
can enterprise. adopted thai mode OF
checking and arresiing il.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-08-19

An extraordinary fact is related IN ia
inaica paper, (rrmarks the N"ft"'k iiefa'dl
Nl.iet4 serves 10 show the Irresistible force
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-08-19
fashionahle Tortoise tuck and side Comb,
500 Sacks best liiverpool
nilea Salt,

Together with large assortment of GRO
CERiES-ali ofwiich they will sell low for
cash
Augcst 10 diff los
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-03-01

SONG-Br MoonE.

OON0-D1 NtOuhE.
O had we some bright little isle of our own!
In ablue summer ocean far off and alone,
Where leaf never dies in the still blooming
bowers,
And the bee banquets on thro' whole year
of flowers,
Where the sun loves to pause with SO fond a
delay,
That the night only draws thin veil Ger the
day,
Where simply to feel that we breathe, that we
live,
Is worth all the joys that life elsewhere can
give,
There with souls ever ardent and pure as the
cline,
We should love, as they loved in the first gold
en- time;
The glow of the sunshine, the calm of the air,
Would steal to our hearts and make all sum-
mer there.
With affection as free
From decline as the bowers
And with hope like the bee,
Living always on Howersi
Our life should resemble long day of light,
And our death come on holy and calm as the
night.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-03-01
ENJOY ga!l,

YE7HE subscriber, with an mention to &C
commodate The peopleiof Illinois N his
line OF business, whose cnso ~ he solicits, has
removed to the warehouse built by the late
Josiah Bright, at the Perry Landing.
H 0FFERS FoR SHE
500 barrels Kenhawa SALT Of excellent
quality,
100 sacks Of Alum and Liverpool do.
so tons Castings. 50 5aifels Wniskey,
% dozen best Philadelphia Calf skins,
Spanish Soal Leather,
200 pieces sheetlng, Shifting, Rlaids, and
Stripes,
Cassinets, Flax Linen, Spun Cotton,
Square, Fiat aud Round Iron,
Blstered Steel. Vices and An,ils,
4, :, 8, and led Cut and i rought Nails and
Spikes.
Indigo, Aladder, Alum, copperas, and Log
wood,
White Lead, Spirits Tarpentiue. Resin,
Oil and Lampback,
Small bar Lead, and sl.ot assorted, at S2
per bag,
Kegs, Or. Kegs and CAMS ers Trotter's Ri
lie Powder,
young Hyspn, Imperial, and Gunpowder
Teas. Sugar, Cohce, anil Oh colate,
Pepper AlsWce, Nulmcgs, Cloves, and
Cinnamon,
Cotton and Wool Cards. Tobacco,
Axes, Raichets, Hoes, Afzes,
Hand, Whip, Crosscut ard H,ll Saws,
Knives and Forks, Butcher ard ZEN Knives,
Drawing Knives, .Augcas aud Curry Combs,
Hinges and Bits aiass.
Rum, Gin, Brandy, Vine, stoeghton's Bit.
tiers,
Tin ware, Coffee Nils, Soap and Candles,
Uakum, Plough i.iaes and Bed Cards,
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-03-01
Post-0Mce,
EdvardsUlie, January 10, 1928.
AND DEPARTURE OF TIE

EdsoardSUfNe. January 10, 1928.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TIE
MAILS.
EASTERN N III arrives every Friday, at
9, A. NJ, and departs in Is minutes for St.
Louis. Returns Saturday mornings, at 10, An.
and proceeds TO the eastward ID minutes after
its arrival.
SOUTHERN .lL3fL arrives every satur.
day, at II. NJ and returns Is minutes thereafter.
UESYEI2eE MIL arrives every Friday
evening, at $, and departs Saturday mornings,
at half pas g.
C.3RROI.LTO.N .fE4IL leaves this nlace
every other Saturday, and returns Tuesday
following, at II, a. NJ.
All letters Tor the East. and South must be
deposited in The Office one hour--and those
for the other routes, half an hour before the
departure Of the respective mails. or they will
be detained until the succeeding trips.
DAVID FRiGhETr, P. NJ.
Ian. f9.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-03-01

ing attained the firmness and consistence
of flesh, is the less able to resist its at
tacks; whereas the linen ordinarily
used in wounds, being composed of lit.
tie round parts, very clos9 to each other,
forms large masses, and is thus ineapa-
BILE of hurting the globular parts Of the
flesh.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-03-01
'Yhe Public

WILL take notice, that my wife Nancy Hen
w dirk, did, on the 22d irstalt, c'ope from
my bed and board, without any just ca,,se-
The public are hereby warned not 10 credit
her onmy account as am determined not to
pay any debts of her contracting. Jar.aary the
Oath, 1928.
FEB. s--st
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-03-01
&ANO ReHN ard.

St, Louis, Nov, 8, 1922.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-06-11
Ny DOC AND MY SHADOW.

IN a solitary excursion through q wood,
Maj Haiden fell in with a man, whose sineu-
lar appearance s,troc,ed his suention. He
was sitting on the ground al The foot ofs beach
tree, eating Gus, OF bread, which ne shared
bi, by bi, with hi, dog. His dres, beus5ed
the utmost povct,y, but his coup,enanco ex
hibi;sd every symptom Of cheerfu'ness. The
Major solu,ed him a, he rode past, and the
man pulled of his hat.
Do yop see ? said he 10 his dog. laughing.
What could The dog see asked the MsJn',
whose Gu io.iiy was much exciledh ny The mans
happy looks.
The s.t,nger iaughed. Aye, said the msn,
in s hnmorou. tcne, ! wish to nuke tho dog
take notice Of your civility it is 40 uncom-
mon for well dressed person on horseback,
an { Gficer besides, to lift his hat or cap 10
tattered foot passenger like me.
Who are you then {? said the Ma j,r 10 the
man looking at him a'tenively.
A child Of fortune Ypu mistake, without
doubt for your coat seem, to speak other.
wise
NY coat is in the right, sir. But o. can
Joke N this coat, tho only ouc have. it's OF
ss much value to mo Us = new one, even u 1t
had a sta, upon IL.
IL Whist you soy does DOT proceed from o
tisorde,ed mind, you are 10 the right couatiy
man.
A disordercd mind, or a light mind. is
sometimes the gif, Of God, q, least for chill.
drcu Of fortune Of oy case. My fate once
hung heavy on my mind, like lead, bpt care
now passes through IL ne the wind does my
coat, end Il tha, be q fault, it mskes up for .
great deal Of misfo tuoe.
But, says The Major, whence did you come
and whi,her are you going.
That question is no: difficult, 10 be sn,wer.
ed, sir. came from my cradle, and am now
going strait forward to my grave. With
these Two stages Of my life am ell scquain,.
cd. In word, am endeayorirv 10 soften
my fs,e but I must have some thing very en-.
esging, ior my dog sod de,',ny remain faith
iul to me and my shsdow sl,o---bu, like 8
false f,erd only when the sun shines. You
shake your head cir 90 if you mean TO say
have made choice oi b,d company I thought
so Ut fis,, but there is no,hing 40 bsd ss not
to be useful some,imes. My des,ioy has
made me humble. aud taught me ~ha, did
10, before know, that one cannot oohiose the
world. My dog has taught mo there 10 still
love and 6delity in IL, spd--you cannot imsg.
inc what 6ne shings ous can talk wi h, and re-.
,pecuos one, shadow
Respecting ooe's shsdow the, I DO no, On.
d.rsland.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-06-11
Bv the N9atts.
From Me Ne7v York advocate, June 6.
LATEST FROM FpANCE.

~ ~
By the ship Otheno, Captain Lambert, from
DO deaux, we have files Of French paper, up
TO The 26,h Of Apfil, which rffo'd very Hltle
sddlIonsi Intelligence 10 Tho ne W. brought by
the late arrivals.
The F,eoch amy had eotered Lag'ono on
their march 10 pampeiuna, and the Duke D.
Ansopleme had crossed the Ebfo on his wey
10 Madrid. All accounts unlte ~ stating that
tho inhabitants absodon their homes on The
approach Of the F,ench amy, and no rcsis,
lance was made TO their progress. This 10
oil probability, is par, OF the syslem whicS has
been heretofore resolved upon, lhe span.
isb general MIos, on whom g'eat reliance is
piae cd, has been jealous In ms efforts 10 pre-.
serve tho French from stuck IN their ad.
vance his policy seems 10 have been not on
" TO permit them Eeeiy 10 en.eE Spain, end
mach tiumphan,ly TO Msdnd, but 20 a,rac,
them far to the norih--Io hem them in be-
tween some OF the inoun,aios, where they Can
be cut off with ease, and II the French allow
themselves 10 be thus dec, yed, ihelf late Is
seated. There has, hGwevc', been some ssic-
mishing q, i,agrono. The Iieu,eDsnt Gene
rsl, com amending The division OF the ARMY
Of the Pyrepnees, writes a despatch on the
18Th OF Ap,ii, in whicn he states, ,hst on ar
tiving before Lsgt ono, he sent Q captain OF
ordnance with iiig OF Truce, but he was fred
upon. the attack then commenced. The
town Of l. .g ono was occupied by six or seven
hundred inian,ty, aud $50 cavalry. The
Spsn,stds had barricsded the gsIes OF the
bridge over the Ebro. end made show OF de.
fendiog it, No, finding ford, the French
account states, that they were obliged TO car.
~ the point 10y sssaui--tbe Il ST and secoud
gates we're burst, snd posse.sion Obtained at
ter hard fighting. a drummer iesped the
hrN gs,e, sud opened ,hc second, beating all
the time charge. The gaIes being opened,
the eavslry were ordered TO enter ond pursue
the Spacards, who made 90 orderly retreat,
but beirs ovedaken by Q superior force Doc
Julian Sanchez, 6. officers 500 mu>ke's, SC.
were taken, with the loss oi about 80 KILLED.
All hi, is but skirmiehing. The marshall
Duke Of Regio has passed the Eoro--his
ttoop' occupy q ive.. --ibe second eorpsn
moving upon Ssrssossi--'he ihiid' under
prince Hobehioe, IS bios ksding 81. Sebss'ans
and Psmpslvns; sRd, II as ye, there has been
no signsi vietoties, thsre have been no iatsl
teverses.
The Commis,sry Gsnersl Of Marine, rrd.s
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-06-11
From Tx Nanona! Ga-..fs.

We have cOnversed with q very irfslligeas
gentleman--who recently travelled Eom Ma
did 10 Ps'is,and yi.ned 81. Sc bsslisii--op!ihe
general eondnion Of sfars in Spain, 10 which
his attention had been directed. IIe mentions
that, south OF the Ebro, the population appear
Ia be almost universally cons,iutiona!ist. 49,.
The few and smell bands oi insurgents ID ths,
quar.o', consist chnAy of common na,sude's,
'ather thao OF political male eontebn. Nonh
OF the Ehro--in the provinces OF Riscsy, Ma
varre and CatalonIs--the A my Of The Faith
has been teerui,ed by means OF French gold,
which the lower classes Of ibhabuanis were
100 poor and wJelched 20 resist. Clrounstsn~
ces had particularly impoverished and tesolso
ted those provinces f; and their proximity tc
The French ierrno'y laid them open to the
b'ibes and inlrigues OF The Ftench govern.
ment ard The Spanish refugees. Bat The il
luence OF the priesthood had oot been much
exercise d upon them, nor vas il in any degree
as po~ertui asn had beet. IN any part oi Spsic.
Much less IS TO be spprehsnded for The COO.
sututioDal Cause !ro,u this source, than from
tbe wsnt ot money end The material OF var.
The garrison oi ST.. Sebsstiso was comros.
ed Of abvul 2, i 90 men, and comms nded BY o.
Dounel, boshe' Of the able General OF tho
same name. The utmost reliance is placed
upon his 6'mncss and the brewery Of hi. troops;
bui ST. Sebastian, being 9 sofuesa only Of he
second o. del and no, in perfect re pair ,rney bs
taken by the French engineers. General Mi
ns had uDde' him about twenty Thousand regu.
lar uoops, end ten o. eleven thousand tried mi
ii,is oil snims:ed by the bs., spirit. t.-Gece-
rel Morillo had invested neMly his whole for.
tune in the iunds OF the Constitutional govern.
ment, as . pledge OF his sincerity and iutther
to obtain coOhdence, had chosen as HE secor,;
in command, Bsilsstetos, whose zeal and f..
delI'y were nevet doubted. The Count d'A-
blsbaI (O'D1pne) Genesal Qaitogs and 9th.
ers, conspicuous for their patriotic ardoe end
military talents, we o iBoe fs,gsby active, sod
resolved as 10 Obstinate resisisnce. VAil tho
membe o! the Co,,es, vino smcma TO ur.
wards Of one bundled and ff'y, sne he,d the
mos, respectable personal chatsc,et 0, profess.
cd the same opinions sod feelings. None Of
them cons dered The occupation Uf Madrid ty
the F'ench as a. all likely to prove decisive OF
the contest. They esleuls,ed that the British
would no, suffer the French TO ss,ty on .nv
ex ensive maritime ope' aiiUns see fsd them.
These they psttie ulstly diesded, 90 tifectipp
the secufiy y Of The south oi Spsin.-Jbey did
not expect TO be obliged 20 leave Seville bur
IL so, the retreat to Csdx would be easy, and
the asylum impregosble.
Our infot inferred from what Re ,,v
in the Ftsncb provinces, snd in Paris, thu,
,be ssr and he Bou ions were unappuIu, Z,
use The sc!,eN ,eTm.