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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-19

VlRGINIA--at Rulet holden the Clerks oihcp of
the Superior Court of Chnncory for The Lynchbutg
District, the 9th day OF January, ls2o, John Young
and Jesse Young, Pits, against james Young, fon oi
Josiah, IN HE own right, and ~ ndn'f 81 snfnnnn
Young. dec. James Young, Joshua Young Patsay
Young aud Richard Young, chidrrn of Jetsa, VIM
Whom, surviving OK or. Of Junos Young, dee, IHnn
Young, George Hail md Jnno hls wife, Thornton
Dodsop and Sally his wiie, Moses Enhin and Hanoy
hls wife, Delts.
The doiondanis George Hall and Jane his wife Thorn
ton fodson aud Sally his wife, aud Moses Eaiin aud
Nancy his WIFE not having entorod their appearance
given sncrriiy according To the act of Assembly md the
rnlee NJ this oonr and appearing hy st-ttofY eF
denee thai they not nhahitnn. of this country II
!, ordered TINT tho sad defendants do appo hefe the
fret day ~ The next term and tHb ofho pl in
tfs and that copy Of this order La fothN ti nsnrsd
In newspapor prluIcdn tho town of bYnohbng Tor
two mouths svoy aud posted nltho front dur
the no1r house ~ the said town.
oopy--Teste, WILLIE {. e
jan. ~ w2mIa
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PC I'D suh.crlb,r dr.Illng. I,on p,ol. .alolal


~ iiIE subscriber desiring. bpln pi ol. saleoal
" considerations 10 be no longer .onne.tz
ed IN On, ase with poltehi ot~fpape,. oi
efs iof sale hi- ntettg, ~ ibc Wig MN F" of
This plnee. embracing one equal sixth Pun of Al
III. hsinres, AG &c. Trpe,ihmihg to the esfnb.
lshmeot. together with The sao1e propmiinii o.
all the debts which have orcn,f,d aimee the Ism
81 January 1925 This paper. which, nndar
various titles has 0our,sheh among IA for many
y.s,s, Was never more prosperous than NJ ihir
time. undri present apspiers, its tireulatioa
IA meie extensive than that of snt paper IN the
interim OF 5nginin--ils proportion Of ihe let,
aud Advertising pnir"nhee vi th. tnen md
adlaotni cuun'ry larre--and, IA sbn,t IL While
etonomy so judicIouely ordered. rs nlndsi "a,
ets.fe - continuation Of PnLllt favor aud sup.
pot
peak Il In sincerity, when | declnne thai
the Interest IN question, ~ nay opinion AFT fds
the mpst favorable opportunity tot y sn,e ana
7nhthhe investment nf the sum Of money nc.
tessaiy tots purchase
PATRICK II. CABElI
Jan 80 ID.
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NnENDtRS bis professional services II
- those persons who nry have huslnfs. N
the rlsof fiu'ylvaniN aud Bedford he
vii attend regularly. he superior aud mi ra.g
eonrts ni anid conutIesi nud nlcdkes ia n.y.
mited nitentontpnll hu.inrss oinini,t II - as
eafe His residence eat pitsylyauip {. n.
jan. ~. sfiA
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"a 81 ihegv WI. Z uusl.. Urftr.4t. L.rost,.
lne ani pr'pef. aud do noi ircuIlyci or he.
liese hal ynn sad or did any thing resemh
hnB tie newspaper arcouut.
am yous,
CUBAN c. VERPLANck.
Col CRorKIrr.
The great Cheese Of loo lbs weight made hv
Mr.. Israel Col.. Of snmh Adams. Bs,lshf.
county, has reached Troy, n. V. on is va. 10
Washington 1t is IN painted box. and abrl-
led" \ present frnm ls,ael Coe tn Gen A..
drew Jackson, Pres dent eIec, U. S. A. To he lie
iivered 10 the care OF the Rev. Abadlah X
brown, Washington City"
Tor the week ending Dec. 90, the number o {
articles received NJ the shops of tie pa~nhfo-
kers in New York CITY, who are obliged to make
weekly returns 10 the police judges was $3.50
Il is estimated tina, Sjin .o0oH annual, adyan-
ced in small Sums, yielding an interest to these
brokers of25 per cent : i35Ou0
The Courier Francois, Oct % has long
notice of n discovery by NJ de Lafoire. of
method Of teaching reading IL the space Of nom
niue 10 fo1ty hours Tie set himself 10 work A.
bout % years ago. and has nn% got patent Tor
his nrenion. II is said 10 be applicable 10 all
mist look ont OF their occupation gone
Lnir Periodirai--A monthly publication
bearing the title oil the" United States Lar in.
teiieence and Reuiew, - has lately been common.
eel in Providence, Rhode Island. II is edited
by Joseph K. Angel, esu. and aims To notice
such cases dpciied hereafter IN the American or
English Courts, as may be- OF sufficient impoi-
lance 10 iaterest the pact'cal lawyer With no
tees Of new legal publications, &C &c.
There are no less than ,bj3 varieties Of the
Rose of which Is brlong 20 the Moss Rose.
30 10 the Dog Rose, and .2l5 to the Provence
Rose.
We have placed in nur columns. day. re-
por from the War department, Concerning the
arrangements evidently in train on he Cana-
dian ffeniiei for an extensive system OF snug
Cling into the United states. There IS sonir
plansbny in tie remark, that this fact proves
that some of the present duties on imports are
too high But the facilities for the evasion Of
ouI revenue laws, on that line of frontier, are
so great that a duty of even ten per cent on
the value would he "a sufficient temptation TO
SNUG gers to introduce, IN that way, tfeign
products of small bulk aud considerable value
b
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ccra1xEgrcM Ius1rraa.

N fHE sui'hrrhrr inform, hl. if,end nd The
q lphIif that he cuuiinGrs To da a.siness
on Commission, AID promises LAT 20 rain.
shnll b. spatsd to give rniie satisiht Ion 10
NIL Planters and Fumrfs whu nint eolfae %
his manegeme0i the safe al f9hatts, Flour.
or other prolure III olire viii be leul III
ihe Store N N,ssts. T. 5 lialsey, hrsl danc
below the Partner, Bank
u. SAUNDERS. II
Jan. 10 I'm
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w s1eEse fsg,.

MARRIED on Thursday M 18th inst. Al
ihe residence Of \. =. Henry. esq in Camphe 4
co, by the Rev, r. G. Snth. LANDON r. CA
CAbELL.
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j. "a \ 4 MIM C.

-Jta.VAA. W.
Un ESfECIIULI mGrme The Indies nnt
d q 4snilefnsu OF Lynehbus aud rs vicinity
ihatAs ranm for the pres "t a in ne Yes,s
tlSise Of Nt Nntiocie on lfsi street, whess
nlose wishing his services will piease 10 cali.
Jan. 10, =
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n HAVE for hue Two women. u sniall siif.
a and several boye L.. FLETCHER
Jun 10 n
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We observe thatthe Petition from Ls nchbnrg
that the tolls on the iron pipes. machinery, &c
for the Water Works be remi'ted, has been read
and cnncnrred in ht the House Of pnlepafsg
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T. conclude with . favorite new fnrea, ne.f.
perlntrsd here. calhd.


Tickets 30 cents each. Seasnn iicLe,a. f..
ak weeks. CONTAINING nut iess than twenty
four performance, SO each.
Ian. 10
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ETlRGlNlA--At - Superior Court 81 Chan
erry, holden ~ the town oi H. nrlibu4g
q, q, ,In,y ar Nat
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having caused gfeA' aC'NNV niue WV IA.
LEM MANUFACTURES, il is OBJ

C0ffoa.-We learn from Huntsville Alabama
that Cotton had further advanced 10 10 cent
Lest year al this time, il was selling al cents.
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CORRESPONDENCE.

betlceen DR.. Crockett, Of Tenn
Dr.. Clark OF Kentucky and M. Verplancksof
Ven York, oil three mCm6ers ofHe House Of
ReDresf;,l dIiyeS,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-19
Hau,e Of Rerreseniniires.

.Ygtr York. oil three numbers 0fthe House Of
Rcpreseiti diites.
House of Representatives.,
Jan. 3. 1928.
Dear Sir Forbearance coases 10 be viz
t1o, when j is construed into an acqu'esc-
Anee in faIsehoods, or tame submission 10
nnprovoked insult.
have seen published and repuhshod in vn.
rions papers Of the United States, SANDER,
IN doubi characteristic oi its author. purporl-
fng 10 be an account nf my first visit 10 the
PRESIDENT Of the Nation. have thus long pas
spdthe notification alluded 10 with siloni con-
senpt. Bat, surprising that its repnbicato
Is Intended, ms in its origin II evidently was.t 10
do me an injury, can submit 20 il no longer,
wthou, calling upon gentlemen who were
present, 10 do me Justice. ipresnme. sir, that
van have n dislinC CT recolle clou of what pass.
sed nj the dinner alluded to, and yon will do
me IN, favor ~ say distinctly whether the en-
closed publication is not false. | would not
make this appeal, If Il were not that, like 9th
or men have enemies who would take
much pleasure in magniiying the plain rnstici-
~ of nv manners into the most unpars ileled
srossness and indelcacy. have never en-
iaypd the advantages which many have abus-
ed bat am proud to hope that your answer
will show thai have NJ We: so Tar pro'utnted
The humble advantages IN ENJOY rs va acl
the part attributed to me. An early answer IS
sequesied
am sir,
Most respectfully,
Your bedient servant,
DAVID CROCKETT.
Hon James Clark, Of Ky.
similar request TO the above was comnn.
nieaed 10 the Hon. M. Verplanck oil New
York.
Washington city, jan. 4, 1929.
Dear Colonel ~ your letter ct yerfrrday,
yourpqnpsted me TO say If the lhdlcrcns news
paper account of Your behavior when dining
with the President, Wh'ch you enclosed me-
is true
Was atihe same dinner, and know that The
saemant is absolutely destitute OF every
thing like truth | sat opposite 10 yon at the
table an held occasional conversation with
you, aud observed nothing in your behaviour
but what WAS marked with the strcest proprl-
ely.
have the honor to he,
WIN great respect,
Your one dent servant,
JAS. CLARK.
n "
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Ii '.Y.a wa aB.

YSUST received, few dozen DIR. }. Thomp
q sons celebrated Eye Wdtcr. For sale =, N
York prices Howell DAVIES.
Jan. L..
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-19

Lewis Bolton aud Ehgaboth his vile
Geo. Lansdowu, Mary Lnnsdo~n and Sarah
Lnnsdowo, pits.
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RICHARD I. sfSExTow.

Jan 10
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-07-04

govern by hook or bycrook, and all the difference
between those who are called good wives and 9th
ers is, that the former have the art to conceal their
authority, not only from the world, but even from
the man they control and the latter make dis
play of it, and thereby render themselves and hus-
bands ridiculous; depend upon it, Henry all marri-
ed men are more or less under this influence, au6
how can you expect to escape?
Nephew. But will not submit to It, assure YOU.
Uncle Then you will not only be miserable man,
living IN perpetual discord, but get the name Of q
bad husband
Nephew. Pardon me, my dear uncle, if beg leave
to differ from you. My Maria is too gentle, too
lovely, ever to wish for authority.
Uncle. Umph You lorer, Henry, and am prepay,
ed to excuse you, but am only DESTROYS to secure the
happiness of the husband, and must again press up
on you the absolute necessity of your adopting this
MOTTO. to act upon on every OCCASION if you would
live in peace and quiet. "When your wife saws.
1T is midnight, swear you the stars :; and here
Is few hundreds to assist in reftng your dwelling
and happy may you be in it. ADRIAN
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soul expand, his mind enlarge his heart swell with gra.
ttude, and all his better feelings come strongly into
action-such need never enter the social circle;
he is not formed to participate in its delights he need
not the threshold of house of Worship for true
and acceptable worship, it is not in his nature to per-
form. Such was the conclusion of my reflections as
approached Wilmington one evening last week, by
the way of Mr. Garesche's-it was about six O'Clock,
and matchless evening the was SO far obscured
by clouds as not to pain the eye, and yet gave pec
liar richness to the manycoored landscape, which in
cuded the various and elegant country seats that orna-
ment the hills from the Christiana to the Brandywine
1t was truly magnificent sight, and such one as can
not fail to excite the most profound admiration of
every rejecting mind But which ever way one directs
his steps from Wilmington, the eye gratifed by pros
poets and scenery beautiful and picturesque in the
trene. OF the numerous improvements and extensive
manufactoriesin the Borough and its vicinity, very
interesting account might be written; and have often
been surprised that it has been so long delayed is
there no possessing sufficient leisure and inclina
ton for such task? Excuse this depression, MessfsI
Editors, was speaking of the season do not reco
ect to have heard the word drought mentioned within
the year, and the rains have been so seasonable and of
such quantity, that but the houghtess have
been heard to say wish it would clear up Taking
II altogether, therefore, from the time river became
clear OF ice, until the present moment and few seasons
within my recollection have been more favorable to
the wants of the community and it would surely be
the height of ingratitude to wish for better.
MERcUTIo.
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THE SEASON

Has been one of unusual abundance, and in almost
every respect calculated to call loudly for gratitude
to the Universal Cause, the Gver of every good and
perfect gift" Although the of frost seemed to
lnger long upon the skirts of the month of flowers,
and formed, what we of agriculture call late spring;
yet the nvgoratng warmth of the sun, and refreshing
showers of June have brought forward the fruits and
flowers with unexampled rapidly our market literal
overows with cherries, strawberries and raspberies
garden truck falmos every kind in season, furnish
ed in great abundance,-the crops Of grass uncom
monty heavy, and already the grain fields assuming
the rich yellow of harvest-promising to the dgent
husbandman reward for his labors, equal to his most
sangl'ine expectations. Whoever can take ride
sali of my nh. and in almoat any Asaetinn int
.t f'':, .;.r~ s,. :, ~. !
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FOR THE DELAWARE REGISTER.
,ME UNCLE AND NEPHEW.

Uncle Well! Henry, tseems you areabout taking unto
yourself wife, for better for worse will you lis
ten few moments to the remarks of age and ex-
perience on the subject?
NcpheD. Certainly, sir, shall be most happy to hear
you.
Uncle. Your present and future welfare, my dear
boy, alone influences me, and think may be per-
mitted to say, that four and twenty years of expert
ence in the matrimonial line, gives me knowledge
the subject, that may be of essential service to
you well then, the creed of a good husband is
short and easily learned it consists entirely in Civ
ing up with good grace for should your wife as
sert at monday that it is midnight instead of USE
essly dsputing the point, do you you see the
stars.
Nepheac. Never, sir; what give up my independence
and be governed by woman ? No. sir, that I will
never do.
Uncle. What is it you say you will never do?
Nephet0 Why, give up my independence, and yield
the command of myself to another.
,7Grf" Why He2rt, y,H viii. yield that. tho mo
tGeiisaAiss ;ai . Ids ssS yas4 ssEii1 al sAiso.a
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"TALEs OF A GOOD WOMAN,

mfr Paulding has published volume of sketches unaer
the title OF Tales of good by doubtful gentle
man. which greatly admired by the Critics The follow
ng which select in its condensed FORM from MIR Lepget
interesting Critic exhibits the horrd results of intoxication in
orm almost too repeng to be contemplated yet the de-
neation does not exceed the reality Similar incidents are
often related the newspapers and the moral the story
is calculated to make deep and lasting impression
The first of the tale powerful and vigorous sketch
and the direct and positive tendency of calculated to be-
of the most salutary kind 1t is written in the form of con-
fesson by who born of respectable and auent parents
and brought up with tender indulgence gradually led as
tray INTO the paths of vice, first habit of assoeatnu
with persons of inferior stations afterwards by being n
duced to visit the haunts of gamesers of the dssoute
and abandoned class The unhappy young is hurried
from one grade of vice TO another till he last loses all his
property by the of his associates and all the respect of
society from the confirmed irreguary his habits In or
der to pay debt of honor he embezes the property of his
sisters, which had been ntusted his guardianship and
afterwards to prevent his namy being discovered he mar
res young, interesting and wealthy female from whose
partial eyes he had managed to conceal his For
whe after these nauspcous nupas the resolution of the
dsspaed husband sufficiently exerted to enable hin, to re-
fran great from indulgence in his deporabe and
nous practices But the natural decacy and senstiveness
OF ms character had been too thoroughly eradcaed him
long to find sufficient of appnes in the quiet inter-
course of social love- The old imprisoned ways and hab
its OF his mind remained and, falling in with former
companions OF his midnight he without difficulty
persuaded TO revisit the club where his fortune and repu
aon had been SPENT and where he yet
deeply Implicated in evil About this period of time the
marriage OF one OF his sisters making that her
portion should be forthcoming and having now man TO deas
Fh who could not be put off by the articles which he had
aherto practlced his creduous relatives induced TO
DAD ms soul with another act of namy which, more than
ne rst, precptates him rapidly towards rn
The crisis of my ate, says the unhappy drunkard ssar
lved My generous and noble hearted wife had perepor
ressted all the caution of her relatives have her fortune
etied on herself No, she always replied no. Itr1st him
WITH my happiness, and my fortune shall 90 with H. II rest
. WIN me now, either to tell her candidy uatfan an
'fNN NSeH onAer generosity; tolEake H.. nf Es G
ss Sc ENif Nsa III; ray s.a5r J a,C ss,r..
So Ni,'' q s9 e'eA g gHl ard des:ada;",, rdsefas
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A PARODY ON oRLANDo's aTHRUsH.'

fAhoDA Wv ORLANOo - ihnooh'
Write on, sweet Bard, tiy. psnsive strain
Is made to soothe lady's ear,
Thy numbers meier can roll in vain
When fair ones pause, the notes to hear;
We love to list thy gentle lay,
Altho' our hearts be light and free
II tells US, or it seems to say
Come, hearlen seriously to me:
"Dear woman, in this lonely dell
Where none but fairy feet in-rude,
With thee could ezra pured dwell,
For thou wouidst cheer my solitude;
How sweet at mornings early ray
To watch it's beam first shed on thee,
To hear thee softly sigh and say
Thou lovest but one, and am he"
And then at evenings mellow close S'f&, W.
The happy moments to prolong,
Before the warblers seek repose
Aud hear an echo, to their song.
Who in this world could ask for more
Than dwell in solitude with you,
And read or sing your numbers DER, ~
Believing all you said were truc;
Who would not spurn the wealth of kings,
Toss Fortune all her stores again,
Reject the tame unmeaping things
Without an effort or a pain?
All me! the gayest scenes on earth
May not with Clintonvle compare,
For there is known Orlando's worth
By those who oft his converse share,
Write on, sweet Bard, thy pensive note
Is welcome to this heart of mine,
And tho dwell from thee remote
Ill list to that soft reed of thine. ELMA.
-sss59ss+~
HoR THE DELAWARE REGISTER.
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WILMINGTON, DEL SATURDAY, JULY 4, 1929.

The DELAWARE REGISTER is published every Saturday
morning. by A. & H. WILSON, No. 1906 Market Street, at
Two Dollars per annum, paid in adpance otherwise, Two
Dollars and Fifty Cents
Handbls Cards. Blanks Pamphlets, and Job Printing in
general executed with neaness and despatch, and at mode
rate prices, at the Office Of the Register
gJ- Advertisements inserted on reasonable terms.
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FOR THE DELAWARE REGISTER.
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EoR THE DELAWARE REGISTER.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-20
TRUST SALE

PURSUANT to the provisions of two Deeds of
Trust executed by John ri. Priddy to Thomas
Bowlcs AMI WIN. Cameron enc be.rinc date the
aGth day Of Nay 1919, and admitted to record in The
Office OF Hanover County Coart, on dbe list day of
September 1919, the other bearing date on the 10th
day of September, 1919, and admitted to record in
the same Office On the 9th day OF December 1919,
shall us the administrators of the said Tho.
mas Bowles seq. the survivor Of the said trrs.
tees, and by virtue otte power in vested, by the
said .wo deeds o. trust, proceed to sell on the LIST
day o. January 1929, en- the premises, ct public auc-
ton, to the highest bidder. for cash. tract of lai
containing about two hundred acres and which n
described i'll the said two deeds of trust as follows Ito
wt ONE certain piece parcel tract Of land situatc
lying and being i'll the said county c. Hanover, con-
tanning two hundred acres, it being the land wherein
the said John ii. Pritdy, and his mother Jane Har-
ris now hyes and bounded by James i.anLtort, Ech
ard Glazebroek, William Littlepnge and others"
Selling as the administrators ofte sliryiy truste
shall only convey such title is vested il, me- al
though 1t is believed that the title is ndisputabe;
and all the evidence of title viii be exhibited on tr
day and at the tisiic CT sale.
Lucy BOWLES
Administrators OF Thomas Eowles. sen.
-1ySDt
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-20
A Gard to the Ladies'

ihD, Flower and Fruit Painting on Paper, and
~ imitation of the Chinese Pain,ino On mro33 .n,i
TIM taught in the lnost eegan, style in blk lessons
Tins most heaut:'. style Of painting, SO fashionable
IN England, France, and in New York, Mrs. Fowler
WI give lessons III this place, where ii is ker iiite-
under obligations to those who are DESTROYS ofayono
themselves o! the present opportunity of acquiring
sh !oyeiyani useful they would favor her wifi
cal as early as possiai. ~lleie specimens ,lav be
house, third door from tie corner of p and ,antb
streets opposite Airs. A!clsiins boarding house the
square above the Virginia Barks
ian l9-3t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-20
EDUCATION

EAHHE subscriber respectfully informs her former
patrons and friends generally, that she has taken
the Sunday School room attached to Trinity Church,
whore she will commence teaching on MONDAY,
the 5th Of January next.-The branches to which she
will devote her particular attention, viii consist of
Beading, Writing, Arithmetic, English Grammar,
Geography, with the use of Globes and Mars Histo-
ry, &c, also, plain and ornamental Needle Work and
Embroidery, with Drawing and Painting in their diff
fcrcnt varieties. With grateful remembrance of
the liberal support she has heretofore received in her
school, and with fU determination to use her best
efforts to advance the youth with whose instruction
she may be entrusted, she socits tho patronage of
her friends for the ye5r TO come.
nec SIT &F G. NfRy ANT TVILBFB.