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The Wilmingtonian., 1823-12-11

Lord of the Manor, Richard Ceur de Ii
on, and the comedy of The Heress: and
vet the curiosity of his biographer, even in
this anecdote dealing and memoir-sifting
Iage, cannot trace his origin, or the scenes
land circumstances of his education. The
fable of the Lord of the Manor, seems in
some degree, to have been suggested by
the incident of his own matrimonial con-
Inection; for his was clandestne and ur-
authorised marriage, at a time when he
held only a subaltern commission in the
army, and is said to have excited at first
the resentment of the ady's father to such
ia degree that he declared his resolution
never to admit the offenders into his pre-
sence: though in process of time the an
ger of the Earl subsidized, reconciliation
was effected, and was succeeded by warm
and lasting attachment. 1t is probable
also that the memory of his lady, who
lin the year 1776, at Kensngton Palace
during his absence in America, is embalm-
ed by the affectionate regrets Of the Gene
raj, in that beautiful air in the first act OF
that opera =
"Encompassed in an angels frame,
i An angels virtues lay;
i Too soon did heaven assert the claim,
\ And call its own away
/ My Annals worth, my Annals charms.
Il Must never more return!
D What now shall fill these widow'd arms
\ All me my Annals urn!'
4 1t is some confirmation of this coniec
ture, that general Burgoyne contra cte'
no second marriage. Taste and senti
: ment, rather than vigour and originality
and familiarity with local manners AM
the super6cies of character, rather thai
1.-THE comprehensive views of the sources 0
|hnman action, and penetration into tn
deeper recesses of the heart, characteris
1.-THE genius of this writer; and his satire
though well pointed, will accordingly los
its interest when the memory of the fleet
ing follies and temporary politics at whc
lit is eveled, shall die away. Ofhis dra
matte works, incomparably the most va
luable, is the comedy of The Heiress-
!. which may, indeed, be called the last res
comedy produced On the English stage.
! Engtish Paper.
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EpIGRANr.

fagne at st. James's stroll'd about,
e OF his stockings wrong side out;
e Gentry asked, by way of sport,
ne dressed thus to come to court;
II because twas light he rose,
at he had thus put on his hose'
a,.o, faith, dear honey league replied
was with design fault to hide.
there's hole on t'otber side
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pRNTED AND PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY gMEVDEVHaLL

a stupid insensblity to its woe: dreadful insen.
sibility, since it argues modification begun in
the soul, wretchedly awful state from which
there are scarcely any hopes Of recovery!
Having thus briefly noticed the hope of the
christian in contrast with the misery of the in
fdel; may not add, that those who would call
upon you to relinquish your Bibles, have not at
tempted to fatliom the depths of futury. They
rather wish you to consider the scaniy period OF
|" three score years and ten," the boundary OF
the hopes, the joys, and the expectations Of man
They place beyond death, ASSIMILATION! The
thought is insufferable! Say, you who have
dropped the parting tear into the grave Of those
whom you loved, is this csnsoling system Are
he most tender connections dissolved, to be re
|ncwed no more' Must resign my parent, my
brother, my child, my frend-rnREvEa What
ian awful import these words bear Standing up.
ion the grave of my family, must say to its de
parted members, FAREWELL! Ye who were
the partners of my joys and sorrows! | leaned
upon you for support; poured my tears int
Your bosoms; received from your hands tn,
balm of sympathy-But it is no more No more
shall receive your kindness no more shall 7 he
hold you The cold embrace of death clasp
your mouldering bodies and the shadows of al
Iimpenetrabe midnight, brood FOR EVER upol
your sepuchres !--Ah no, we cannot relinqusl
the christianity which the blessed Bible teaches
fora system which conducts US 10 this fearful
awful close When the votarics OF infdelity shal
have provided substitute for our present hopes
land future happiness. we will listen with NOR
confidence to its proposals Till then we shal
cling closely to the Bible, and ever say concern
ling it,
1 This is The book,
| Whence springs th' exalted living rock,
| On which the CHRISTIAN takes his stand,
! AT the Redeemer's great command.
Whether spirits ebb or flow,
sickly, faint or healthy, glow
! No earthly circumstance can make
1 This firm foundation ever shake
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TERMS.

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lilo s;x months in advance or, if not paid before
the expiration Of the year, 50. y
No subscription viii be discontinued until al
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account Of The Iron Mines Of Presberg

Account ofthe Iron Mines of Presberg.
JUST PUBLIsHED--BY DIR. CLARKE.
For grandeur of effect, filling the mind
Iof the spectator with degree of wonder
which amounts to awe, there is no place
where human labour is exhibited under
circumstances more tremendously strik.
ing. AS we drew near to the wide and
open abyss, vast and sudden prospect Of
yawning caverns and prodigious machine.
Try prepared us for the descent. We ap.
preached the edge of the dreadful gulph
whence the ore is raised, and ventured to
look down, standing upon the verge of a
Isort of platform, constructed over it IN
such manner as to command view Of
the great opening as far as the eye could
penetrate amidst its gloomy depths for,
to the sight, ii is bottomless. Immense
buckets, suspended by rafting chains,
were passing up and down; and we could
perceive ladders scaling all the inward
precipices. upon which the work-people,
(reduced by their distance to pigmies in
size) were ascending and descending.
Far below the utmost of these figures, a
deep and gaping gulph-the mouth Of
the lowermost pit was, its darkness, rem
dered impervious to the view. From the
spot where we stood, down to the place
where the buckets are filled, the distance
might be about seventy-five fathoms; and
as soon as any of these buckets emerged
from the gloomy cavity we have mention
ed, or until they entered it in their des-
cent; they were visible, but below this
point they were hid in darkness. The
clanking of the chains, the groanng of the
pumps, the halooing of the miners, the
cracking of the blocks and wheels, the
|tramplng of the horses, and the beating
of the hammers, and the loutand frequent
|subterraneous thunder, from the blasting
of the rocks by gunpowder, in the midst
Of all this scene of excavation and uproar,
produced an effect which no stranger can
behold unmoved.
We descended with two of the miners
and our interpreter in this abyss. The
ladders, instead of being placed like those
in our cornish mines upon series OF plat
forms, as so many landing places, are LASH
ed together in one unbroken line, extend
ing many fathoms and, being warped to|
suit the inclination or curvature of the
sides of the precipces they are not al 4
ways perpendicular. but hang over in such
a manner, that even if person held fast
by his hands, and if his feet should hap
pen to slip they would fly off from the
rock, and leave him suspended over the
gulph. Yet such ladders are the only
means of access to the works below; and
as the labourers are not accustomed tO
receiving strangers, they neither use the
precautions nor offer the assistance usual
y afforded in more frequented mines. InI
the principal tin-mines of Cornwall, thel
slaves of the ladders are alternate bars of
wood and iron; here they are of wood
only, and in some parts rotten and broken
making us often wish, during our descent,
that we had never undertaken an exploit
so hazardous.
In addition to the danger to be appre-
hended from the damaged state OF the lad
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che following song was sung at the late BENEFIT
for the Wiscasset sufferers, at the Boston The
atte, by Mr.. Williamson.
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and con-
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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-19
LAND EOk SALr.

DE% tROUS 10 remove to the wet,
The .ubseriber offe,s tor sole hrs trect
~ LAND, containing SS7 acres, lying
about w miles from tairi, ia and 3
from Bfownsbnrg, in an exeeiIen,
neishbc,hood.-1he above isnd is OF
very su?' rirr quality. lies well. and :
bout $50 acres cleared /; there i, on j.
about zen acres Of FIST rare Meadow, d
good Bfiek Dwelling House aud o,b,r
necessary out houses, II large ba'n, vi h
god log dwelling. House aud sid
House On never failing Sp'rg, The
whole bsipg in excellent repair. The
term, viii be made known by applying
TO the subscriber living on The prenis.
ess
JAMES PATTERSON. senr
Roekbtidge July 5-Sis
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-19
W eaving in all its various
branches.

HNHE subscriber informs his custo-
II mcrs, and the public in general,
that he has provided himself with
spacious and comfortable shop, where
by he is enabled to work four or five
Looms. Should he meet with employ
ment FOR that number he Will be ena-
bled to execute weaving of various
descriptions, such as (operlets, Coun-
terpanes. ! able hinen, Il plain work,
with neatness and despatch. tic con-
siders it superiluous to say any thing
as to his qualifications as weaver !;
knowing that the best recommendation
he can have is the one given him by
his 1cork. Having for some years past
worked for the most of the people
IN the neighborhuod of Springfield
(H. T.. and in his own neighborhood,
and formerly i'll the town of Winchcs-
ter, as well as for many persons in
she COMMITTEES of Morgan and Berkeley,
he conceives it only necessary to state
that he is fully enabled to execute
all work that may be offered him
with the utmost despatch and that
his prices shall be commensurate with
the times.
GEORGE sOMERVILLF,
Near shcfrard's store, Hampshire
County, Va.
June 81. st.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-19
LEWIS HOFF, Ca shier.
FOR SALE.

THE owner wishes t dispose of
the House and Lot lately occupied by
Mrs. tosannah Campbell and Il, pre-
sent by Mr. Thomas Is [ ampbell,
situate at the corner of Kent street
and Fairfax Lane running north
the situation IS a very desirable one
for Mechanic; the Garden abOuuds
with choice selection ofvarious fruit
trees, perhaps superior to amy in the
place-the terms can be made to suit
any one disposed to purchase such
property as no money will be required
in hand, but the amount may be iiqui-
dated by the pu, chasers assuming the
payment of ar accommodation Note.
due to one of the Banks in this place.
For further particulars apply TO the
EDITOR of this paper or to
Nav "a JOIN WELL.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-19
PUBLIC Sale.

k9 Y virtue of deed of Trust, dated
B'hr 29ih day Of December 1894,
and of record in the Clerks effi e Of TIM,
County Cour, OF Shenandoah, executed
by Thomas Hunt to the subscriber. as
trustee for the pn,pnse of seeming
WIN Laue and Wan. .vaDmetre. az en-.
dorsers for the ssid Thomas Hunt. in
he Bark of the Valley for the sum or
'h'ee hundred dollars, j ,hali proceed
10 sell, at public auction. to he highest
bidder Tor ready rooney, bt fore the
door Of John Jac.s-'s tavern in tho
.own al Front Il yai, 10 the County nf
Frederick, on, Saturday the end dav
Of .7ugus neSt. the following properly
TO Wit : one 8 ay horse, Que bay mare
one sorrei mare, une sorreI horse, one
hay eult, seven head Of cattle, one road
wngSun, Ave set of gear, ous fifth
chair, ure jssk screw. two pair of
sne'chrrs and singletrees and one ri,
IT, - Sale to ccn,mrHee at f2 O'Clock
WM. M. ROBERTSON, Trustee.
Ju'yt2
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-19

Y ~ xist6s.o deed of trust e1eca.
ed q abe Subscriber by Aieaander Nj.
Bsidss For The purpose Of securing the
tayNef0 Of sum Of n,oney The ,ein
sisnt itped, will be seld to the highes,
oiddeF for ready money, before The uoor
k<{ike Csurt-House in the town OF
ttt4theys on the Ash day Of August
'hskis beinS court day. two certain
tfeetk IS land now in the possea.iun Of
the e6id Atexaudsr McB. ,de, one Ur
which eontains 43O ACRES, more or
tess aud the oth.r ~ AIRES, more or
tees, or so much Of said tracts as will
be sufficient 10 pay the amount If the
debt and interest meu,ipred In said
deed.) The iaud above mentinned
lies in the county Of Hampshire, in ihe
neighborhood If Major john Higgins
Tavern.
The title is believed TO be good one.
but conveyance viii spec,nl war
ranty only will be nude by The hub
.eriber acting as trustee
SAMUEL KERCHEYAL, Jr.
Romney, July a
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-19
Public Sale.

SH ALI. III for sais IN The Town
Of Front Roy on Friday The ST day
August next, 2 or 5 lots Of leased land
l,i"g ~ ar said Town containing ~bou.
$50 ACRES IN aII-The land ases
ere for iiVes-.9lso quantity Of Wheat
Ne, Oats, 8 or 10 Iik,ly NEGROES
ma Gig-The property of 'he Esiats
OF IN late John Ramey dee'd.-rerms
mace knowu or The day Of salr.--Herr
sons having claims against said estate
are earnestly requested 10 make iheus
known previous TO The day of sale in
order to have them Iiquidated.
WILLIAM LANE, Admir-:
July IL.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-19
Virginia to wit {:

saT RuLes holden in tie Clerks Office
Of he Superior court Of Chancpry
TOR the ~ Inrhester District tie first
''onaoy in .spru 1898.
J iionxas NGhoIs Plaintiff,
against
Samuel Reed, Joshua Reed, & Sarah
Reed, Defendants,
THE Defendant Samuel Reed,
Bo+ hiSiug entered bis appearance.
anJ sfy.n security necor4ing 20 The
act II Assembly srd The Roirs OF
this Court, ard it appearing py sa};s,
fie'ocy sv,ds1cr, tBtt ~ is nat NJ
inhahitaDt 81 ibis country: II - ordpr
ed That The said d + ndani do appear
here or he ti-l day r. h. next Term
Srd answer The bill "f the plain
tiff, ard ihs' n copy Of ibis order he
forthwith iuscriDh ~ some new ps per
polished IN Winchester, for rwo
u..olhs suec -siveIy. ard posted al the
front door &C ilsp Cruri House in The
saii lowe of 'fIuca ester.
A G py- Tesle,
DANIEL LEE, G. e, e.
NGy SD
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-19
'COMMITTl1Ils

rkS, the Jail of Frederick .oanty
n Va negro lad who calls him.
self Cyrus. and says he is the lro.
perry of a Mr.. Buchanan of Georgia
he said la is about " or 10 wears
of age. dark complexion, about S feet
6 or ? inches high, clothing much
worn. The owner is requested to
come forward, pay charges, and take
him away. or else he will be dealt
with as the law directs.
CHARLES hCIEr, JAILo..
May Ga.
@" The Editors ofthc Richmond En-
quirer. will please insert the ahovA
once a week. for three months. and
forward their account for collcc tion.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-19
NOTICE.

Fg~HE subs ribers respectfully tit
p form their friends and the public
generally. that they continue the
Store Qate Ii. W. Baker 4 Sons
now under the firm Of II. w Baker
& on, where they offer choice as
sortment of saasonahle Foreign and
Dom ic New Goods, of every des-
sription OH the most reasonable terms,
IL w. BAKER,
G. w. BAKER.
June IA, 1928,
NoTE.--The transactions Of the
Store iii be conducted by q W. b.
acting partner.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-19
NOTICE.

UNDER the authority Of deed OK
trust 10 me dated the 10th day of April,
1916, from J,hD HOPKINS, for the be-
neft of BroekhoI't Livingston, assig,
nee Of Nathaniel Pendleton, hail, or,
9Th day of august next, at the tavern,
OF Mr.. Fulton. ib the Town Of Char ss.
Tcwn, in The Comfy Of J fersoD, Viz
sinia. offe' for sale, at public nuc;iop,,
for ready money. 10 The hishesf bidder
traet OF land, situate in the said
county, & state, containing about if72
Acres, being a part Of The tract called
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-19
PunlcsaLk.

PUBLIC SHE.
aOURSUAF'T to The last will and
q TESTAMENT Of Doct. Joho SNYDER.
"':i De cHered for sale, at public arc.
Ion. refhe hIghesi bidder, On .Hondoy
the 18Th Of august neat. before the
c'u9'honse do"r in kpmDey, Hamp.
snsTe county, Vigiris. the following
Tracts Of Land
10 wit trace .; iai,A conla,nisg ten
,.h2psand acres,4ying on the waters of
srheSnorth river Of Great Cacapehon.
10 the county Of Hsfdy SsBsGaSsie Eesh,
iands of Brojam,n Marshall, The said
tract OF lands was seid as the proper.
~ Of Z bert Minus, for the direct tex,
and putehs.ed by The said Dr.. John
snyder, deed. --.4fsu A Tact Of Land.
en- ainins 200 AtkES. lying aid be
ing "a he c"uc y f Hamp,htre, ad
Joining suIVty er The late general
G~'rg Wa-hngiOn 81 thelauds II Wiz.
81! ArCfaGK+B, or the waters oe The
Potomac. The last mentioned Tract
~ &and The SAID Dr John Snyder pur
ehaSedOi ne said M'Cfatken' in ~ NON,
Is the Legal title for the same. The
purchaser or purchaser will be ,euni.
req 10 give bond and good security to
pey one half e the ~ chase money III
sA months, and the residue in twei, .
months, after the day OF sale. shall
e"nvrJ said hands by snch title a. saio
will vests ia me.
JOHN INSKEEP.
Surviving ex'r. OF D.. john Sny
der' deed. Hso ? hire county, July IL.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-19
FOR SHE.

EINDING myself too iniirm, and
Il entirely unable to attend TO the
duties of Farm desiroas of 60.
ing into own for the education of m,
infant children. and, moreover to IL .
quldatc my engagements. have again
determined to offer fer sale the land
and plantation whereon 1 reside, TO-
gcther " it'll the
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-19
Virginia to, wit:

Virginia to, wit:
1T Rutes Aeid in the Clerks office of Rarr
dy County Court, on the first Monday
IN June 1923.
John MuIlin Plaintiff.
Against
Jacob Tevebough Peter Hutton, A.
braiam Hutton, Moses fulton, and
job Hutton, Defendants,
THE said Defendant, Jacob Teve-
Dough, not having entered his appear
ance, and given security according to
The Act OF Assembly and tie Rules OK
this Court; and it appearing by sat
isiactory evidence that he is not I'm
inhabitant of this Commonwealth &c
is ordered that the said Defendant dc
appear here on the first day of the
next Sep ember Court 4 answer the
Bill Of the plaintiff; and that "a copy
OF this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in VIM
chester, for two months successiyely.
and posted at the front door of the
court House of The county of Hardy
A Copy-rcste,
Ed. WILLIAMS, c. Fl. Co
jane IA.
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IN the Tract which can with convent
ence. both as To- wood and water, of
which there is all abundance, be diyi-
ded into two OF more suitable Farms.
The soil is COED & peculiarly adapted
to the culture OF cur wheat staple and
other crops, whether of grain or grass;
and run no risk in saying it is one
OF the most. ifno the mos. pPoduc,ive
Farms in the Valley, since many years
experience and the knowledge Of the
surrounding neighb0rs will pro-e and
admit it. desire also sell about
1000 Acres ofLand,
in jefferson. lying about 9 miles from
the Shannondale prings, and five or
six from Charlestown. which may be
laid off in lots to suit purchasers-al-
5000 A c RE s,
in the Counties of Mason and Wood,
lying betN cen the two KanEaw as,
partly tenantcd for Is ycars--snd
$ or 5000 tcres
of military Lands in the states Of Ohio.
Kentucky and Indiana.
THE sale of all personal property
will take place on the premises, Mon
day the goth of October next. iffair,
or the next fair day. al which time the
terms will be made known. All or a.
ny OF the lands viii be sold at private
sale any time before that day;-one
third ofthe purchase money E" he paid
i'll hand and the balance may be di,i.
ded into three annual instalments.
bearing interest from the day OF sale
and secured to my satisfaction. Pos
session will be given so far as may be
necessary for seeding this fall and
entirely when the growing crops are
removed. Al persons at distance,
not knowing the premises Il DESTROYS
oil investing Capital in this farm are
invited to vi " it. ihose in the sur
rounding country know it.
| desire also To sell a large
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-19
Virginia TO wit.

at Rules holden M The clerks Office OF
the Superior court Of Chancery for
!he U,ncheS'er DiS.,ict the first .tOn-
day an June 1928.
Peter Roy ston Plaintiff.
Against
James Shepherd and James Ship,
defendants.
THE Defendant. James Shepherd,
not having entered his appearance
and given security according So tho
Act of Assenbl. and the Rules e
this Court. and It appealing by satis
Factory evidence, that he is not al, in
habnaht Of this country II is order
ed, hhat the SAID Defendant do
appear here ON the first day of TIC
next term and answer the hill Of the
plaintiff; and that "a copy of this; or
der be forthwith inserted i'm some
newspaper published i'm Winchester,
for two months successfully and post
cd at the i:cut door of the oupt
House i'll the said town of Winchester:
A Copy este,
June Ill. DANIEL LEE. {. {.
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= azIE sstsesihsr I'd pestioitS inform,
pso "a < fis3;isk 1 ssasr kNTEs e E B
p ENT 4, tfe AppfoaS fips II ssoss. =
G n{on eftsn8s e1< pied ae< I$n<deils
fk:sk hikeR co0oA snad {6he ~ 4; IS ! laiis !
;f}er aeS noaa e E m - 5 ia IN Is
'hhc1{ izhpsFlArSs AZ lsssed hy
the A1saliil Oh VI II IS riii1 and i
may. wi>hout ,no mach for
any o,hcr.-- BFl Asza:Sf pleasure,
also, OF lover Il ;'ss,I tssaas, shall moi
be disappoin'ed as every thing cal.
cu'atrd To aHard diem ."ieyme shall
also DO provided. 10 tie lover Of
good Punch. or cold water, il may
be will TO remark, that "a qnan
tity oi'sood clean ice is provided; and,
10 short, every other article that lea.
sonable persons May require.-No .x-
eru"n' shall be wanting to m.ri, tie
public sHppori.
Board viii be furnished upon chea.
per teens than has ever been obtained
at Capon.
The subscriber also keeps Hoase OF
Entertainment al Middleiowp. where
he will be happy to accomm ,dste those
who may be dispused to patroDiz. him.
JEREMIAH DUTSON.
May "a 2m.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-19
SHANNONDALE,

conveyed to the said John Hopkins by
FerdinsDdo Fairfa1; particular dess
cription Of The situation and boundar-
rie. Of which may he seen By those dis
posed 20 buy, by reference 10 the deed
from Mr.. Fstrfax To Mr.. TO; kiBs, ~ W
of record IN The Gle X. Office Of ,hs =
Couaty Court sf j fFetson. The Whole
81 Ihr s. ID land will be- sold or 81 much
thereof as cray BE- reeesyaTy IL raiss
he sum If SstfS Sc. with Interest
thereon. after ti,o Ja'e Ut per cent.
(being he New York INTEREST," I'm the
2zd ~ +, bruary, 1920, till 'be dsy IF
s,lr, and also the costs Of recording
tn, deed IS trust, aud 81. costs attend
Tag he sale.
The subscriber viii make M other
iced 10 The purchaser or puteissefs.
han as trustee, and viii not warrant
the nile except sssins' himself, AID aL
perscDs claiming under him
kOM l. LIE. Trpshe,
Alexandra, Ju,y o. SIS