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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-30

sf virtue Of decree of the chancery district
~ court holden at Winchester, pronounced
on lie IN day of December, 1927, in suit
wherein James Means, complainant, and the
executors Of James Lowry, decd. are defen
dams the undersigned, as the executors of
sad lanes lowry, deceased, will offer for sale,
on Wednesday, The 12th day OF November ne xt
on the premises, abou, 800 acres Of LAND, w.
ing ADD being in Berkeley county, on the waters
Back Greek, beng all the lands owned by the
sad James Lowry at the time OF his death in
SAID county. Tie land will be offered for sale
in such parcels as may suit purchasers.-fhe
terras Of sais- one fourth cash, the balance in
three equal payments Of 6, 70 and rs months,
with nieSest from he day of sale until payment,
the purchaser or purchasers giving bond and
security TOR the three last payments and deed
Of trust on the land, to secure the payments
thereof.
ynBHP TDHDp
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Kitchen Gafden far Octo5cr.-
This is the last month for fiaishins all
material sowing and planting before
winter A few articles are Only to be
sowed, bot several planted aud prick
ed, some for winter supply. aud others
TO stand the wiater, fox early aud prin
cIpal crops, next spring and summer
AT this season, likewise, several pre-
sent crops will require to have tho
rough clearing from all au'omuaI
weeds; others earthng uQ, and SOME
a peculiar winter dressing,
Sowing is now required in oulY
three articles for early prediction next
spring aad sunimer, VIZ: peas, lettuces,
and raGishes: and small salading for
present supply.
Planting must now be completely
finished in all or most of The following
crops: celery; endive, cabbage cole
worts, caulltlowers, br ocoii, borecoIe,
garlic, shalIots, rocombole, mint, balm,
beans, &c, and several plants for seed,
as cabbage, savoys, carrots, onlons,
parsnips, red beet, turnips, SC
Aromatic plants, in beds or borders,
should now have thorough clearing
and dressing, if net done IN the prece
ding month, cutting away all decayed
stalks OF The plants, hoeing off all the
weeds, digging between some that
stand distant, others close growing, and
spreading earth from the alleys over
the surface Of the plants.
Jerusalem artichokcs may row be
dug up for use, and towards the latter
end of the monlh all may he taken up
for keeping in sand the winter.
Cut down the stems Of the aspsra
gus IN The beds of The last spring, hoe
Oft the weeds, dig The alleys, and some
Ofihe earth over the beds
Plant out, finally, some of the stron
gest cabbage plants, sOwed in August,
two or three feet distance, or some
closer 10 cot young. Plant also for
co'eworts foot distant for spring.
Your main spring sowed crops of
carrots beng now arrived at fall growth
take them up towards the latter end OF
,he month, for sleeping in sand all win.
ter. Cot the tops off close cleaned from
the earth, and, when quite dry, let
them be carried under cover, and pla
ced in dry sand, o. light dry earth; a
layer of sand and carrots alternately.
Young carrots of the autumn sowing
in Jolly and August. clear from weeds,
and thin where TOO close; to former
sowings for present use, or young,
winter carrots, the latter for spring
Large carrots for seed, plant in rows
two ieet distance
Manure your grounds, where ii is
required, with IolteE dung OF old hot
beds, especially where the hand glas.
crop of csulillowers and early cabbage
are intended Dig ground for present
planting with proper crops of the sea
son, aud also al opportunities, ridge
vacant ground to lie lallow, and i'm.
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he Improvements are, comfortable
DWELLING.HOUSF
REGIMENTAL ORDERS


FFs4E lst Battalion of the eth Rect.
& will be mustered on Friday, the 3lst Of Dc.
tober next, at the Cross Roads, Hoke's Run; and
the 81 Battalion VIII De mustered al Dsrkes.,u-
on SATURDAY., the 1st Of November next. The
Battalion Court for the LIST Battalion, will be h,d
at the house of Abraham Marls,t, on FRIDAY.
the l4th OF November. The Battalion Court for
the I'd Battalion, will be held at the house Of
Robert Bsak, in Darkesville, on Saturday. the
18th of November. The Regimeulal Court Of
Enquiry for the 9Th Regt. will be held at the
Globe Tavern in Martinsburg, on Friday, the
2lst of November next.
The Cavalry commanded by capt. yandorer.
ana the Rfiemen commanded by cap FsuIk'
ner, will muster with the list Battalion uati,
further orders
Commandments of Companies will notify their
men to attend al their respective Battalion Courts
to give their excuses for delinquencies as they
may not be heard at the Regimental Court
Ccmmandan,s Of Battaljons will make out a
return of the strength of their Battsllons, end
report the vacancies in their companies, aad Of
what grade. VIM. GREGORY,
Sept S, 1898 Col. 67,h Rept V
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II Mother IF Princes The beau.
tilul Maria Theresa, who was married
10 1896, TO Francis Emperor of Ger.
many, had fifteen or SIXTEEN children,
ten Of whom were elevated 10 sovereign
power There were Joseph II Leo.
pold, Gaude Duke of Tuscany. and af
forwards Emperor; Macmillan, Gu and
Master Of The Teuionic Order, and
Elector OF Cologne; Ferdinand, Arch
duke of Milan; Caroline, Queen OF 81.
ely; Maria Autolnette, Quten oil
France; Maria Amelia, Archduchess
of Parma; Christiana, Archduchcss OF
the Low Countries; Mariana, Arch 40
hess Of Prsene aud Ciaecniurth; and
Elizabeth, Duchess OF inspruck Ma
ria Theresa was the last OF the NOBLE
race of The Counts of Hausburgh
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Pulling. Dying, &c.

FEsHE subscriber having fixed up
& PULLING mill at his establishment
in Martlnsburg, is now prepared to receive
Cloth, &c. to be Pulled and Dressed. lhose
who may favour him with their custom, may nc
assured that the work shall be well done, AND
the prices moderate.
Martinsburg aug. 29.-tf.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-30

wish TO be buried 10 my own burying
groond, the north side of where my
mother is buried, and my Executor
will pay you for the same, or Nancy
Weed. Mrs Weed has got an order
from me TO that purpose. The above
is my request, and trust and hope it
will te granted. l expect / have mo
ney 10 my trunk sufficient to satisfy, but
should there not be enough, the above
named person will pay the bill My
grave clothes you will find inmy trunk
Please 10 foI ward all my things with
my body. My last request to be done.
ISAAC BISHOP.
Superscribed as follows:
The within is an order that hope
will be complied with.
ISAAC BISHOP.
His body was delivered TO his son in
law and by him conveyed to interment.
horse attacked by bots is said to re-
ceive immediate relief by drenching with
a quart Of FISH brine. Give your horse a
handful Of salt = or 5 times week: it wit
improve bis appetite, and keep him in
health
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-30

- Y virtue Of Decree Of the County Court of
ID Berkeley, in Chsncery, in a cause therein
depending, in which the Administrators of An
drew Lemaster. deceased, are compliments, and
The heirs of John Custer. deceased. are defend
ants, the undersigned will offer tor sale, at Pub
Inc Auction. before the Courthouse door, in the
town OF Msrtns5urg, on MONDAY, the tenth
day OF November next. being court day,
Il Certain Tract OF LAND,
lying and being in SAID county, near the Potomac
river. containing about
One Hundred and Ninety eight Acres:
Beng part Of that Tract Of Land which was
conveyed to The SAID John Custer, by the
heirs OF William John, decd bv deed bearing
date on the lst day Of Aprt, 1873, now of re.
cord IN sand CONT, and being the residue there.
of alter the conveyance OF 90 acres or theres~
bouts by john Custer and vile to George Le-
master by deed bearing date on the llth Sep
1913, also OF record in The court aforesaid
Terms Of aNic--one third of the purchase
money in hand and the balance in three equal
instruments, at g Is, and % months. with in
.erest from ihe day OF safe, TO be secured by
beads With sHrclies ard trust deed on the
lands. ELISHA BOYD,
PHILIP {. PENDLETON.
October is, l328.--te.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-30

CRocERlEs.-eanPewdcr, and I-ps,;,,
~ Tyson TEA, warranted fresh. and 60,
SUPERIOR CHEESE, very 6ne; Rio fcomuonis
called Musk and St. Domingo COFFEE; Iost
Lump, and Brown SUGARS; New Orleans ani
sugar House MOLASSES. just received ana
for sale BY JAS. Wa. n. RIDDLE.
Oct. 2. 1925--tt
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SheTIH Sta1r,

Sir 1t is my request to you sir,
should die in Gaol, TO have YOU cause
~ coffin TO be made of good materials,
IN decent manner, aud my body
placed therein, and forwarded to Da
rleA TO my own house, where w Guild
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Il .RunaaCaV.
STEPHEN GANO.
October l6.--tf.

% WAS committed to the Jail of
CESy Berkeley county, on the 26tb OF July
" last, as a runaway. negro man IA.
w. med HENRY JOHNSON, five feet
szWE seven inches, very stout made, sup
A.sessss.r posed to be about 81 or % years of
age; rather yellowish complexion; has a number
OF splotches or scars on both arms; has some
scars on his breast, occasioned by bites in hght
and on his right shin, occssioned as he says, bJ
a wagon running over his leg and breaking it
his left ear has been frosted, and part Of it off
Henry says he ran Oft from lns master living in
Rockbridge county, but refuses to tell his name
very destitute of clothing. The owner Of said
negro is requested to come prove property, pay
charges, and take him away.
PETER GARDNER, Jai.er.
Oct 9, 1828-3m
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1828-01-11
YoR THE wATcHMAN.
RAIL ROADS MD CANALS

Wish to show in a .iml,p uay such as under
.aal It, why Rail Road, arc preferable to Canals.
particularly IN an undnatn. Country.
FOR a CANAL il is absolutely necessary that the
surface Of the water. 9. the road Shall be level
70 retain the water: and where n rise Of a. mnci
as few let occurs that cannot be ob,Iated b,
deem digging or embankmei,t, lock must be made
n>c Of to overcome that ascentat a cost. it is un
lpistood. OF about anc thousand dollars for every
foot Of elevation: and this must lie the case in all
instances where the ascent cannot be obyiated Ia
the manner mentioned. Not $, with Rail Road:
for as such "A road can be travelled by a heav,
train Of wagons drawn By a locomotive engine.
Wrre the rise does not exceed one trnth OF an inch
to the iaot in length, pr one loot III one hunt!teA
anl twenty il is evident fiat uherr the face ct the
cuuatlv viii admit of, or demands. gradual risr
ii eil ~ feet for niue hundred and sNty feet IN
lcn.th, It will nbviate the necessity OF lock ot
eight .eet in height. thereby SAVING tie eypenh-
tlrc ii oSo90 and the annual hire OF person 10
attend thc lock II j. also evident that where ~
4 srace Of $50 feet in horizontal distance grad
uaI rise can be had Of - feet il ob,iate, the he
ces.itv Of liz aud half such locks. The plan
that tie write, has in view is--that the road shall
b. laid out 100 feet wide. which will give sufficient
space ial a~ing double Rail Way and gravel
led Road also lhc persons whose property Thu
Road may pass over. stal, subscribe Il to the com
uiils, at Price to he settled ny aroltraors to be
matuallq chosen :, the parties and Tor such pro-
pert. they shall be pail b, re issue OF stock Tor
the amount $50 that no MONIES Shall be PAID Tor
Tie grounds necessary for the site OF the Road =
And that me monies necessary Tor the formation
d construction Of the Rail Ways, Shall be raised
nv subscriptions to the stock Of the company and
E,r which. certificates of stock shall be issued when
dc whole is comprehensive certificates Tor MONIES
advanced as well as for lands granted lor the
Rpa.l.
ihc above observations were committed to paper
some months since; but having observed that a
writer in yonr paper has called the attention Of
on, fellow citizens to this SUBJECT. have been in
,,ucrd to send what ideas | can contribute and
nnpe thai they viii be followed up BY call upon
The citizens to meet at some certain time and place
10 consider the whole subject attenlSely--as am
persuaded. that il utiicious plan IS laid and the
nectul surveys and calculations are made, there
will lie sufficient monies found to accomplish the
wnrk - more especially if the owners OF the lands
shall accce to the plan proposed as relates to SUD
scrlbing those lands on the terms mentioned
MENTOR,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1828-01-11
From he New To,h Commercial AduerEscf, January
LATEST FROM ENGLAND

After several hundred of last publication work
e, Off We stopped the press TO put in lew items CLEANED
rom our London papers BY ne pacSe, shlp Napoieoo
Path Of November, to which dates we have our regular
files Of papers.
hdraw the English troops flom Portugal almost inne.
llaely the order for sending OUT 10 them fresh sup
ply Of clothing has been withdraw.
~ Hop duty the growth OF The present year, amounts
10 244, 1851 lis BID.
Ma accoans a,ever have been received from Constan-
nople subsequently to the arrival in that capital Of intel.
gence from Navarno.
~ consequence of the extent to Which Greek piracy is
nrevalent ia the Mediterranean ships bound om Liver
aool to Genoa Leghnrn have to pay six gineas per
cent insurance il formerly not over thirty shhhgs
An extract from private letter IRON young
gentleman on board Of the British ship Albion in the
bay of Navarino, confirms the account which we
published three weeks ago that the Turkish ships
were still on fire and blowing up on the 22d two
DAYS after the action. Numbers OF unfortunate
Greek slaves were chained to the decks and guns
of the Tu, kish VESSELS and lett to perish by their
i,human Toes: no means OF succour from the Bri
fish could be re.ortcd TO, as The ships were blowing
IN every instant. II is added, that the Turks have
sill feet OF twelve sail of the line and some fri
gates up the Dardanelles. most of the irsates car
ryng from 48 to 6S guns.
Vice admiral sir John Gore, has been sent off BY
The British q vernment, with dispatches from the
lord high admiral to sir Edward Codrington, &C
companied by captain Codsington. sir Edward'sson
The despatch of an officer Of such high rank would
seem to intimate that further operations arc IN cnH.
temptation.
Great 10y wa. manifested at Rome, on the receipt
of the news OF the Christian victory at NsvatIno.
A Paris paper asserts that Rrss'an squadron
from The Black sea had orders to take possession oil
the forts OF the Bosphorns, or, IN other WORDS To-
secure the keys oil the capital
Russia.-Accounts from ST Petershurgh 10 the
Sd of November state that the winter had Sc, IN Sc
yersly. News had Just arrived that the important
fortress of Erivan had surrendered TO the Russian
troops and that the garrison consisting Of 5000 men,
with Hassah Khan, the commander were prisoners
of war
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1828-01-11

tatlsb, ..t3 oota a.a3ute4, wni.l III. r,ovd-s
spleen Lao Gas often seiors) made the mes Of abuse
iof the pre- sent administration he sassac lory show
go had their Origin before the exisehcc 1t the pIe.
sent administrations and in part with those who .,
nov hs 'einw laboIets In lie pare and riltuous
Cause 81 opposition
H. Floyd suttr permitted himself 10 make DO
'1NVe and repeated assertions in tr!a,ion 10 the n i.
'ily o. The Virginia and Uni ed States surveys,
winch Nc. Mercerss Superior information Instantly
stamped with their true character oil diverpinp rom
ist'. he doc tors amiabe eelings led him also ID
aitaeh he heads Of departments fmsaniue oil Course
lhe secretary OF var cspet ialiy) Tor answering calls
Tor Information by sending 10 the house statements
made to him ny his clerks; once mo,e forgetting
that N his he was again censuring his very good
iend the vice president. This practice (Which had
Long existed IN the treasury Department. was brought
10 admit able perfection BY MIR Calhoun when Sc.
ctc'ary and wa bv him technically called or~ani
1atten j has ma y adsantapes and If any disad
yantsges Dr., 5ioy may pass them to the crstr OF
Mr.. calhoun i rarely happens, that man so
completely Whips his friends D. Floyd did III
fhc.e few remarks Such a case however forcibly
inpresses on ope the idea how unfortunate II is thai
person oil Mr.. Mt,get's highland delicate feelings.
should he compel ed to tome into colson wi ooc so
strongly the reverse There is not in the use nor
70 the ha'ion man Of moe pure and eey ed har
aciei ann feelings than Nj. Mercer. And with he
CHARACTER OF the most perfect gentleman, he unt S
talent, zeal an ass,duy, aud an extern OF infor-
maloA, which scarcely 10 be found in another
As speaker, IN any other place than hall so re
'pslotir is expanse as to exceed The strength OF
his VOICE, he Is second TO hoHe far the most flush
cd ease and elt gance 10 he seection III language,
the lucid and tofcbie artst Cement Of lneas and all
the cnur estes OF manner add ii feeling, which give
The last polish 10 pubic speaker.
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WORTHY OF ATTENTION
ValinbIe Mn P,nupriu M Gbyr;tT'ss soID

VI Y virtue of writ Of vehton exponas, to me dir,ct-
ID ed will be exposed TO public sale the house 81 the
Ehay Spring Company in Mil Geek hundred, on
Wednesday, tie Sob day II January inst Al O'Clock, r.
NJ, the following escr bed rana ion Of and,
uate, lying and beng in the hundred Of Ch,sana MIL
Creek, aud county Of Newcastle, viz adjoining lands Of
Iiolton Yanal, Robert Piers"", William Barker, Jacob
Faux, Brandyane Chayheate 9 npany and ohers, i'll,
sory -tsne DIV cling house, for looms on floor,
So by So merchant MILL AZ BY so ;eet, three so.
RES high new one barn. 30 hy 50 eet stone spng
house aud smoke house, K tenement, and other
buildings thereon erected, containing ninety three acres,
(irty If which well set with mber,) be he same
or less Seized and 'akeG il execution as tie pro-
perty Of John Fanlk and to be sold ny
PETER DELASY,
Newcastle, Jan 1h, 1923 Lais Sher,6.
The above described property is well worth the a,ten.
'inn of Manufacturers either Of COL cotton as the bu
ings Substantial AID il has the whole waer rigl, 4;
Red Clay Creek. which is ft,'g stream ard Is
within miles Of Wilmington, three e Newport (Whencc
here is navigation to Phil'Iclha) and abnu l..
miles FIR m Elkton; that communication either
Philadelphia Baltimore can be ELECTED with very little:
expense. 29-6t
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Tuesday, JastAEy {
The Senate did not SIT 10 day.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

Ar i.rerdt. from The Committee On Foreign A.
tli,s. male detailed report on tie Gaze 81 y Z
,ieadr, whn,e claim on Spain amonnl's e M
Sar,l, of half milton Of dollars. Ma- assumed by
lhc United States under thr Florida treaty. IN"
report was read and committed. bill was ics
ported some days ago making provision ior the
settlement Of Mr. Neade's CLAIR,
On mptian Of Mr 'iitfbci, nt tennessee, t vas
R.s,itel That the Cnnmlttec On the Past Dlife
and P.,t Road, D. instructed IL tsg IL. into tae
rypcdirncv u amending thu law 10 elltlnn II the
iAtr, pf postage - Newspapers. l.rttri-. &c 50
L, @ exempt newspaper. anl pe'i"seai work,
ir1tn liz h,rtlrn Of All postage aad tlat thu sand
Committee may. T. prevent A decrease ~ the re-
tipts il The l,,t Chico D"pAtmr, increase the
postage "a all other objects @lilch may De found
ii bear an increase 1T t,o,,aae.
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- B. a,nl "a ncl,iT,. m / n M - Il.ta11--
curse = 'e"' -
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TO 'h' W 'ipen9H "'l,.a, G,.s -. .,,s;t
Mr o.r"aa , ,n,,.s. .nsl a,te- s,.a ,.ma,. !.
rec on Sa,a, ~" A.. ,-,, io.s.,n H..
from Mf p"'n -" 49, r,..,.sa ....,,,,l,
vailed. am ~ =, ,,aa..a +, ,,..s
un m'a',''' = 49,, r,,,,,,,,.. i. N.at.c....e.
feM'Va' no. 49, 49,. ~. ax,,.|,5..n. =, .
be in'tthe'ro - w., ,eo ;.an III ,,,t,..aa r.
amenuln9 w ~. " ~ ,,r,,,l;.,.s ,b4,sns III M.
pofs' - - ,c .'.l mi ey..v o,l,n, ,l.,cti,,im
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FOR THE wATcHMAN.
MENTOR

Tn answer to !. An Inquirer" in your paper OF
The lst inst it mnst be promised, that So little IS
hitherto known Of the construct on and cost OF Rail
Roads from actual experience in this country. that
10 must seek our information on that subject from
abroad. OF the time requisite to complete Ran
Road Of any given extent. we have no Information.
from the authorities before US it appears that the
aye,aae of various estimates OF the cost OF Rall
WAYS constructed in England to an extent OF QUO
miles is about 5OOol >2c 200 dels.) per mile, IN
Guiding all expenses: many OF those expenses
particularly for lands, fences, stone, &c. would De
much less in this country than in England and
upon such ground as we have from this place to
tie Chesapeake. the expense it is ia'r to suppose
world be under that Of the average there. we
nave seen an estimate Of the l2 miles OF railway
AZ Mauch Chun!, placing the whole cost at $4,000,
but il must be remembered this is but single Ka'l
Way or line Of wooden raiIs. plated with IRON.
For further information we reier Inquirer, TO
!. practical treatise on Rail Roads ana .aI'iasts'
S. IL Thomas rredguld, '-and to an article IN
i,5. .ng:l. American Review for July 1897.
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SIIERIFFnS SALE.

ID virtue of writ of vend esponas directed, will
I'D be exposed to public sale, at lie 10 of the Cha'y
beate spring Company 10 MIL Creek Hundred or We'd
nesday the THIRTEEN day OF January, inst at O'Clock r.
NJ the following described plantation Of land,
nate, lying and being The Hundred OF Clii,tiana and
Robert Philips. John Fak aud others, with log dwell
ling house aud frame barn thereon erected, cona nHg fiji
tv-iou acres be the or less Seized AID take
in execution the pro. cry of Janb ia TX. and to sf
by PETER b. DELANY
Newcastle, Jan Z, 18 22-6 Lac sh,rF
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The l"gisla'Nte having ado rned sine die ~ the vote
OF both branches the question a,iss whether the Cover.
nor will convene them again. The constitution give linn
that power certain "extlaordinary cases. this uns
Of them
nus, his cxcellency, whose good has awass been
directed 10 advance tie ood Of HE people in every ,cc
he has filed III give this snb great consideration before
We again calls together The di>cordan' materials If which
he Legislature is composed. If there should be
SION of ibe General Assembly, shall by il
$780, the amount of the annual expenditure by the Lee
gsaure We s.ail save state AK "Lich would operate
peculiarly hard on the cnny Of Ken this tune, Sue
is engaged in rebuilding he gao lately desirlc By fire.
has often been the shi c; OF complaint 4 that
We have too much egsat on, anf lhit L major, VII
agree in the opinion tina under The constitute Iegis,
latnre meets entirety too often. A CITIZEN.