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THE TEMPLE.
THE GOD OF NATURE.

HE OOD Of MA CRC.
Lift your views to that immense arch of heaven
which encompasses you above. Behold the sun in
all its splendor rolling over your head by day and
the moon by night, in mild and serene majesty,
rounded with that host of stars which present the
imagination an innumerable multitude of worlds
Listen to the awful voice of thunder-lisen to the
roar of the ocean-suryey the wonders that fill the
earth which you inhabt. Contemplate steady
and powerful hand bringing round Spring and
Summer, Autumn and Winter, in regular course
decorating this earth with nnumerable inhabitants
pouring forth comfort on all that live and at the
same time overawng the nations with the violence
of the elements when it peases the Creator to let
them forth After you have viewed yourself as sur
rounded with such a of wonders-after you
have beheld on every hand such an interesting dis
play of majesty united with wisdom and goodness
are you not seized with solemn and serious awe p
Is there not something that whispers within, that to
this great Creator homage and reverence are due by
all the rational beings whom he made Admitted to
be spectators of his works. placed in.the midst of
so many great and interesting objects, you be-
lieve that you were brought here for no purpose
but to ImmerSe yourselves IN brutal or at DeSt IN
trhng pleasures lost to all sense of the wonders
you behold lost all reverence for that God who
gave you being, and who has erected this amazing
fabric of nature, which you look with stupid and
unmeaning eyes NO let the scenes which you
behold prompt correspondent feelings. Let them
awaken you from the degrading noxicaton of licen-
tousness, into nobler emotions. Every object which
you view in nature, whether great small, serves
TO instruct you. The stars and the insect, the fiery
meteor and flowing spring, the verdant field and
the lofty mountain, all exhibit Supreme Power,
before which you ought to tremble and adore all
preach the doctrine, all inspire the spirit of de-
voton and reverence Regarding, then, the zvorks
sfthe Lord let rising emotions of awe and gratitude
call forth from your souls such sentiments these
-"Lord, wherever am, and whatever l enjoy,
may never forget thee, as the author of nature !!
May Inever forget that am thy creature and thy
subject In this magnificent temple of the universe,
where thou hast placed me- may ever be thy
faithful worshipper; and may the reverence and
fear of God be the first sentiment of my heart"
[BLAIR
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pearl she opens her mouth with wisdom, and in
her tongue is the law of kindness"
EMPRESS CATHARINE Ii.

A thousand instances have been rela-
ted, of the muni6cence of sovereigns;
but we recollect none, which so eminent
ly displays that true delicacy, that can
make the acceptance of favour, SEEM
the only obligation, as the one which
follows. The philosopher Diderot, who,
after thirty years Of literary labours,~
found himself, like most other philoso-
piers, none the richer for his pains, was
compelled to offer his library for sale, in
order to provide for the education Of an
only daughter. For several years, no
purchaser could be found, until the sub
lect was mentioned to the Empress OF
Russia, through the interference Of some
Of the friends Of Diderot. The result Of
the application to her is thus detailed,
in letter from General Betzky, to the
Baron de Grimm. "Her heart could
not learn, without the liveliest emotion,
that this philosophers SO celebrated in
the republic of letters, was in situation
which obliged him to sacrifice the OBJ
jects of his delight, the source OF his Ia
bours, the companions of his leisure
hours, to paternal tenderness. Her i'm
perial majesty, therefore, at once to give
him testimony Of her esteem, and of
the kindness she bears him, as well as TO
encourage him to pursue his career, has
charged me to purchase the library, at
the price you mention, fifteen thousand
livres: but on this condition, that it re-
mains under the care of M. Diderot for
his use, till such time as her majesty shall
send for it. An order for the payment of
sixteen thousand livres is already expe-
dited to Prince Galitzin, our minister at
Paris. The additional thousand livres,
and the same sum annually, she desires
may be accepted, for making such addi-
tons as NJ. Diderot may think expedi-
ent.''
But this truly imperial liberality, on
the part Of her majesty, did not end here.
Having been informed that the second
years pension was not regularly paid,
she commanded General Betzky to write
again, thai" in order to preclude the pos
sibility of negligence on the part OF her
agents, causing, in future, any derange-
ment in the care she wishes taken OF her
library, she has ordered that twenty five
years pension shall be paid in advance
when this term is expired new arrange
ment shall be made. For this purpose
| send you the enclosed bill Of exchange"
This bill Of exchange was twenty-h We
thousand livres, payable to the order Of
Diderot.
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Death, who often aims his poisonous shafts against
the infant breast, and spares the aged and nfirm,
did, by an unexpected stroke, deprive the parents
of two goody sons both were of handsome shape
both, by Fathers care, enlightened in the law.
His partner looked at first their bereavement
with all the feelings of tender mother; but, soon
her piety shone predominant, and in the duties of
the wife, each selfish wish buried. Anxious
to save her husband from those pangs which a too
sudden knowledge of his loss might raise, she NOV
ed the bodies of her sons into her chamber-laid
them on her bed, and with white drapery conceal
ed them
In the evening Rabbi Mer returned, who, with
a fathers fond solictude, inquired, "where are
my Sons, that may give to them the blessing +"
ssThey are gone into the Synagogue" replied
his wife.
"I looked around, while there, in expectation
of their coming, but saw them not rejoined the
Rabbi.
She reached him goblet with wine he praised
the Lord at the ending of the Sabbath, drank, and
again asked, "where my sons that they may al
so drink and partake of the blessing9'
'They are not far, she said, and wishing to change
the objects of his thoughts, with ready hand pre-
pared their evening meal Of this he did partake,
and after giving thanks, his wife thus spoke =
Rabbi permit me to ask your judgment in cause
which much concerns me. A few years since a
| person gave unto my some jewels these
| received with pleasure, watched their safety with
an anxious mind, contemplated with pride their
worth, and dared length to view them as my own,
when, in an unexpected hour, messenger is sent,
| who, in his masters name, doth claim my valued
charge Shall restore those gems to him !" my
wife ought not at first to inquire this, said the Rab
bi Meir; wilt thou delay returning to the owner
each one that he hath lent thee p Oh, no., an
swered she, if it is unjust so to do but would
not return them without thy knowledge
She then conducted him to the chamber, walked
forward and removed from the dead bodies their CO.
vering. Oh, my Sons my Sons = cried the father,
in the fullness of his grief do | find you thus p
l gave you life, enlightened your mental eyes in
law, and looked upon you as the solace Of my de-
clning years, when, on a sudden, find myself
| bereft of you.
She turned from him, wishing to conceal the agi
taton of her mind, but reused at length by the VIC
ence of his grief, she seized him by the hand anl
spoke:
Rabbi, hast thou not taught me, that it is con
trary to the moral as well religious duties of men,
to refuse restoring what is entrusted to their
Behold, the Lord hath given, the Lord hath taker
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Female Society.-At no time of life, (says Lord
Bacon) should a man give up the thought Of enjoy
ing the society Of women-In youth, they are our
misresses-at ariper age. our conbansons-n oldage,
our nurses-and in all ages, our friends.
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FEMALE cEzARACEEa.

There are two souls whose equal flow
In gentle streams so calmny run,
That when they part; they part All no,
They cannot part-those souls are one.
THE VIRTUOUS WIFE.
Translated from the German by Student.
Whosoever has gained a virtuous wife possesses
treasure Of intrinsic wcrth-a prize Of higher
lue than the most costly pearl.
Such treasure had Rabbi Meir, the great teach
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4, III. ENQUIRER published twice week generally,
ami three times durins the OF the Stale Lesa-
vre Price heretofore, Five Dollars per snn"T,
yshle in advance Notes of chartered, specepayng hsnks
I,v, viii be received payncnt The Editors will s'srsn-
Zee the safety reun them BY ma the postage IT all let
tiers being paid, by the writer's
uJ No paper viii be discontinued Out at the discretion OF
the Editor0 until al arrearages hav. been paid up
rr whoever will guarantee the payment CT nine papers,
sha!l have the tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
One square, OH LhSS-tiTst mseruon 30 ceh's-es@"
continuance, 20 cents
inserted, until 1t has either hesn pai
for or by person in this city, its envrons
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TIM dlit On stale ot quaT.
The ain shaft of wood about damttcr with
lever projecting horizontally to extend IL the
hurse-wals.
u Main heel Of iron driving puion awrought
iron perpendicular shaft n which is
Bevl wheel driving pinon h wrought horizontal
SHAFT which Is the baud wheel T. The band
extending through the door H. drives the
the Gn-roon bede the hoe-wak snd nearly there
Nh the horizontal shaft he coupled wooen shaft
o. of about inches diameter, which ndng
walk enters the aud there The band wheel
placed, the pulley Of the Gin may
dictate.
This machinery will be made produce by ordinary horse
draft the required velocity the Gin other
wise directed will be calculated Tor about $40 revolutions per
minute
The Of the castings and wrought propell
ing lin this plan horse power about SO
horse power 80 SG5. One horse will drive IS This
estimate includes gudgeon inks, and hands SHAFT and
bolts securing machinery The journals of the
shafts turned aud run steel or brass.
Where Gins to be attached isill the eireum
various that they not be Considered in ms
advertisement.
The present price of Gins made RhnonI with with
out hues under 40 saws 50 per saws or
mDre 81 rs per Gins OF Northern manufacture with
steel saw per Gins made this Foundry,
viii procured of the kind required (ony) when aei.
ney ordered with them, and sson charged.
post paid will he ended, prevent
d,apponinent please observe that prompt paynent
DAVID I. BURR.
Richmond Foundry, June .. .--w6w
B. All kinds oil Iron and Bran Csings, and WrOu sai
Fork for machinery done in the hest yIe short notice
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EXECUTJT-E DEPlfRTHEyT'.l

n
NJ Office hereby given that from this forward all
persons oBering themselves principals, securities
bond contract be approved b The Executive will be
required accompany the same Nth ahJavs in legal form
stating the value Of the property hoh they would bona hde
posses, after The symeni oi al their debts.
BY order, w. II. RICHARDSON, {. {:
H0v2
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STaTE LoTTERY of MIR YL.aJV:D. Ma
Highest Prize 400 DOLLARS.
$4,000
10000 Tickets.
iIore Prizes than Blanks.

5000 Tickets.
More Prizes than Blanks,
- fre Prize pHycbIe an CASH, SIXTY ddys nJfsr the
dyausinr a DEDUCTION efGftsen pr cenf.
~ NODE OF DkAWIN6.-The Numbers will be put
o one wheel tsual-and in the other wheel put
e prizes aJove the denomination OF four dollars and the
NJ TO progress the usual manner. The 10000 prizes Of 81
,s bs awarded the odd Numbers the
Inc cas-, NAV bel dependant the drawing Of the capital prize
~ Toyt Thousand DoIGrStha TO say, If the 10000 dol
la cr should come Odd number, then every
np,ber IN he Scheme will be entitled 81 prize. Ii the
IA noa dollar prile should Even number then
ali he Ers asn5sTs the SeheHe will be each entitled
prize Of ~.
= Ipsn Numbers are those ending NTH q a. G, g.
This mode drawing ouy enables the Commissioners
,opnIete the whole Lottery ONE DRAFTING but has The
T, ADVANTAGE Of distributing the small prizes regularly
y alternate in the sehems that the holder Of
ks or Two shares tickets Zone odd add number
will he certain obtaining least prize and in the
ratio for any greater quantity.
Tr Ticket drawing superior prize in this scheme, is
NOT RESTRICTED from drawing inferior also; (nany
fore will essarily obtain TWO PRIZES
~ THE DRAWING Will take place in the City Of Balt
more on "wednesday the nth JULY, and tvW finish the
day. .1-ae.x.n,,... -.
PRECEDENTED. Adventures viii remark the low rate Of
JianE to a prife) and that the capital prize Of FORTY
THOUSAND DOLLARS, IS Of magnitude hitherto unprs-
-e6encd for 90 small inyeed-above ALL however, is
tbs CERT,6INTfY OF OBTAINING At LEAST ONE
PRIZE bV the purchase Of tickets shares
lone odd and NUMBER and in the ratio Of
nty In the purchase Of greater humber Of tickets shares
Whole Tickets So Oe QuartDs Is
Yahes 2 so Eighths 81
lobe had the greatest variety u Nos (od1 and EVEN al
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EOR ENT

TyNHoSE excellent MILLS the county Of Amherst,
Sovar Ferry James river, about eight mule, below
Lyuehbag They built by the late VIM Gait, dee, Of;
the best mater There three Burr ard pair
Corn Stones For apply or JOHN Bullock Of Lynch
burg or Mr. John Garth. JOHN ALLAN,
MAY II. CT one of the EN'rs of VIM Cali.
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TE.N DOLLgRS PEU.9RD7

- ANYWAY from the subscriber, living IN Hanover the
night 81 the IS, instant, negro named JACK about
feet inches high sioop, little in his shoulders and has
lost Of his under teeth light mplcxion and %
p years Of age. II supposed he Is Ur about richmond
The above reward viii paid for pretending and delivering
said runway 10 Ed u. SYDNOR.
Aprl ~. ft5-.-ff
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The Whoe 10 De OF approval quality aud must Be Delivered
at tue said Navy Yard Washington, before the first
day Of September next.
Persons Offering Will be pleased TO state distinctly pri-
for the Mast and Spar Timber for each Soop per cubic
foot; thor Pee per cubic foot the Yellow Pne White
Oak materials ad per superficial feet for the Plank the price
Of the Shing to be stated per VI.
Each proposal have endorsed thereon Offer to furnish
Mast and Spar TIMBER" Yellow Zine, ior ship Ilovse'
u Plank"
Nav 81 7-t9t
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Il Valuable Farm near Richmond for Sale
OFFER for sale BY private contract, my Farm called
Drootid bordering the Brook and the Brook
pike road FIVE miles from Richmond. upwards
'iS hundred and thirty good order, and has
good dwelling house, aud house for the
mediation OF large family, and all houses necessary for
FERN. will he made known by application the subscriber
the Shoeke Warehouse in Richmond, the premises.
BEN. SHEPPARD.
Nav H. at
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PUBLIC AUCTIONS

virtue OF deed of us; eseeuted the .uh,chers
the 10Th day of November, 1913, by Carter Page
Rebeooa his wife, and acknowledged hy the said
Page, IN the Office OF the Court of Nuslig. for the city
Riehuond the 5h day OF November 1919 for the pur-
pose OF SECURING TO the fameIs' Bank OF Virginia certain
Of money therein mentioned will sell Public Auction,
ir ready money the premises, Thursday the 10th day
OF June next at O'Clock, r. H. if fair if the next fair
day, Que certain
ACRE LOT OF GROUND,
bounded the North by street. South hy d
the East by the lot OF Nathaniel Sheppard and on the
West by the street which passes the Ea, of the houses
owned Col David Bullock and the late Thomas Wion esq
p. n. NICHOLAS
VIM NEKERVIS, ""''''''
Richmond, April IS 1925 iii-tds
r. s. Aho by the the deed trustees are
authorised To sell for cash. credit Of six twelve and
months will he allowed The purchaser, be secured by
with approved rndOrers, aud deed of the property
The ale will be conducted ly Thomas Taylor.
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Rouni Timber.
h0Nn1 IlnlbcT.
Length. Diameter al Diameter at
partner, or head or ysrd

The whole be OF the best long leaf ne grained Sou bern
Yellow Pine, free from sap bad knott and other defects
The whole Of the said Mast and Spar Timber
cut between the Is Vi October and March must h.
delivered the Aforesaid Navy Yard, beose Is, ay
OF JunS, 1926.
Materials Of Yellolo Pine, Sc. for Ship House.
50 pieces - IL long, ~ end and the other
81 e5 do II do ,Ir
II by " in n, ope nj and "a b,.o1 -.
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MOTLNE-

IL persons having claims against the estate Of VIM Gait
"A dec will bring them forward properly authenticated for
Payment snd those indebted the e,taie
OF Gait johnson, will make payment Us without deay
JOHN ALLAN. ! Executors Of
Aprl6 1oI I, 49,
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TR CT OF T,ANn,

being the ad county Of Powhaan, mentioned in the said
deed aud bounded the North by james River on thu South
by the lands II Francis SamP'on, the Easily the lands Of
Hsnaba Harris and On the West BY the sds Of the aforesaid
Faneis Sampson conaning 500 acre less Terms
Cash The subscriber will convey only such tile vested
him aTruee. Sale 10 be conducted by e. A. Hubbard
THOMAS WILLIAMS, Tristes
1uns q 1915. al
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PAINTING INK

A SUPPLY o Johnsons News and Book Ink suited tothi
n ssIon has been Just received, and msy be had tb
cthes a the fhtI aisiphis pixies, co. sssh,
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TRnST H.aEE.

pursuante Of deed Of trust executed 10 e subscriber
the f2h day u May 1924, by Jamts VI. Plelau, Tor the
purpose Of securing debt therein mentioned due
Andrew Swceny, which sad deed IS duly recorded in the
county of Poyhatan, and under which authority shall
o iof sle Che 18Th June 81 The Bel Iagern 30 the city Of
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BOETkNG CI0THS
TO MIILERS.

WISH employ young n,aS on with small far,v 10
take barge Of Manufacturing Mill WaIker.on will
give good wages one, who will well recommended
BAYLOR TEMPLE
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Dismal Stcqmp Sf1cE For Sail


PURSUANT to decree OF the Ccui, Court of the District
OF oumha for the county OF AeSsndria, the las,
o the said court IN the amieabe OF Chanoery of wash.
nton and others, legatee compliments, against Dushrod
Washington and Laurence Lewis acting Of General
Ge9se Warrington, dec. defendanis1 SHALL commissioner
under the said decree proceedto sell the i5th day
ensuing at public auction for cash. THE
ing Room in Alexandria share Of Stock in the Dismal
Swamp Land Company, the property of the Of the
General George Washington. The dividends paid upon tins
share for year, past have been very considerable
particular statement of which may be by refer
to the report with the Of Master
Moore, filed the aforesaid Sale COMMENCE Al -
o'clock. NODLET HERBERT coun,i,,;o,,-
Alexarru Mayi7. 3-Jei5
TREASURY DEP4RTlIE.V7' 18th April 1928
Office hereby eiven that the first day of October
next the principal OF the Six per Cent Stoct Un-
ted States created ulae the authority of Of ongres.
entitled An act authorizing loan for exceeding
eleven millions Of dollars" opened the fourteenh day OF
March, thousand eight hundred twelve with
he Interest due thereon will be paid the proprietors Of said
stock OF their atornes duly authorized Of the Treasury
the United States III Washington and the Losn Oh
ce the Books (which portion Of Stock NAV stand
surrender OF tue certificates Of said Stock will required
the time Of payment and the said Stock will
hom aud after the hnlieth day of September next.
SAMUEL L. SOUTHARD,
way H. 1870, i--3OthS Acting Scc'ry rrtairy.
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uYREAT

GRAY L PANKEY and VIM b. CLARKE. have leased
~ the Mayo Mills in Msnehetey, for term Of yearsa will
work them under the hrtn of Nm. D. Clarke Co Who will
alta time, he prepared to purchase WHEAT at the Highest
market price Tor Cash VIM. q. CLARKE Go.
May 27. f-3m
BOtTkNG CLOTHS.
TT7HE subscribers have received aud offer for sale hand
sone assortment OF Boiling Cloths Of superior quality
MayS. Set KYLE & cochran.
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LsMp FoR SIZE

EoR SALE tract of land Albenarle county heretofore
my re5enee consulting Of $500 aore 900 Of which
are of the best mountain quality, and 500 lying below
mountain, and extending from IL generally OF good quality
and remarkably well tmbered 5ud aere The tract lies on
the south sde ct the Ryannas branch of James River
gable for bateaux 10 Milton which is within half
miles II I'VE mile, from Charlottes vile, aud o
Unworthy Offs advantageous situation for health and
~ no remark need he made here. The has all
81 Improvements it, coumoous dwelling house buildings
Tor servants aud other domestic purposes, good stables
barns, with threshng machines, grst mill with good
houses for managers aud well posted for each purpose
aud all In good repair The be divided
w into several parts, will he disposed off The pay
nen ofthe purchase money may be made by nstaneus
very liberal credit, to he agreed the time of sale. The
furniture and the stock Of every kind be sold with land
have also for sale another tract Of rather than
acres miles belowMion,wb river on lis northern
side, which lies veil of good Saiiy, we'll tipbered and
wsered, aud has valuable Of lime passing through
This tract divided into farms each having Il dwelling
house, oommodous for small family, necessary out
building Credit will he given for this like manner As
for the other Person' inclined to purchase will address
selves diteelyio JAMES MONROE.
Oak Hill, LoUdoun county, Va. April -. 1I5-tf.
~ With view to sale Of the lands above described
the highest builder, in small tracts and with liberal credit will
attend the the MandaV
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lOlYITCE

IL having claims against the estate Of Carter Page
IA dec Of CUmbei land county, will present them properly
authenticated for payment aud those indebted the said
are requested 10 make payment IN possible
JOHN Q. PAGE Exeoutmsof
NELSON PAGE &c. Page Dee.
June 9. s---stlwsvs
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GoochLand and Hsnoper I.0nI Tor NnLe.

G0ochLand and HGloUer Land for Sale.
ye Of order Of the Superior Court Of Chacery for
the Richmond District oer private sale tract II land
IN the upper part Of Gooehanj csupy ia. Little
Byrd Greek, conaOing l471 hceaho aud another
tact the county Hanover containing acres As il
desrabe 60 close speedily possible the Of the
estate, The land will be sold modee,r price and
mOdang both will Divided to suit pureba,ers
The Goooind land will he shewu persons wishing pur-
oh7se by Mr. Winson Payne, agd the Hanover aud. by Mr.
Laheyl ,ne,. Possession can he gwen iuimediatev.
WI +. WfCIIIAnI, surviving
Trustee Of the estate OF Sanl. Gisi dec.
Richmond Jan. IS. 1875 Tiff
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no COTTON PEa.NTERs

order the many enquiries ade relative
ohinery for propeins Cotton Gins aud give inf
nation all concerned, here insert sketch Of
suitable for that purpose where horse power employed aud
such 7"r n sf-cr'sfp operation.
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NOTfCE

IL having claims against the estate NJ John
Ter, dee, win bring them forward properly authenticated,
and all those indebted IN the estate equsstcdo make "a
inent to me without delay. JOHN II. FOSTER, ES'r,
mny ~. WE. I'm ~ Inhn fn.ter. de Z