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Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-03-24
Cabinet Ware & Hard Ware.


PIE subscriber has succeeded in prrpar-
- ing good assortment OF 'ABINET-
WARE, consisting Of the following articles,
TO wit
Bedstea ads assorted, Wash Stands.
Tables do. Candle Stands,
Bureaus do Cupbosrds,
Secretaries & Book Cases,
Sidsboards, Safes. Cribs,
Work Tables Cradles. &c sc. &c
Gimoiets Sprig Avis.
bsudsa~ Files. large and small.
Bsdscrevs, Brass and Iron Csstors
Bed Caps and Casters,
Brass metal and Iron Butts
Common Koobs and HaDdis.,
Thread and Plate E,cutcheons.
Locks escorted,
Portable DESK FURNITURE,
Brass Nails and Tacks,
Iron T3cks assorted. Flush Bolts.
Stand Kslshe,, Genuine Oil Stones,
Sand Paper. Looking Glau Scrsws,
Sprics end Screws assorted,
Card Table Hinges,
Splendid sets # HaiieTs, nels patterns,
Lead Pencils,
Spring LsDcets, Evans Grown do.
Srarrowbiils assorted,
CHEAP BIBLES and TEST.3.HENTS
Adjoining nv wsrs.room ] have neat
little store OF Medicine, HHd,care, Drugs. &c.
MEDICINE.
Opium. Quiuins, Spirits Ammonia.
oeidIstz Powders, Csrbonet do.
Soda do. Essences OF all kinds,
Spanish Flee, Rsisbsne,
Rotten Stone, Best Indigo
Confectionery, Blister Plaster
EmP: Rooorans, Strengthening Plaster,
All the various Salts,
All the various Barks,
Oils Of various kinds,
Pepper. Aispice, Ginger. Potash, Alum,
Rid Saunders, Pomiee Stone, Glue
Spirits Wine, Spirits Turpentne,
Copai Narnish, Black Warmth,
Gum Sheiac. Windsor Soap, Hair Combs,
CameIs Hair Penciis, CoioRns Is alter,
Dolls. Scales and Weights, and all The arti-
cles really necessary iu the practice Of Me.
dioino IN this country
The above named articles will be sold 10
The public on very accommodating terms for
cash. or credit TO punc;uaI persons.
Also, Flour. Rue, Uocd. or Corn, in cx-
change Tor good Furniture. ri cssh prices
In apprentice WGlicd A Boy of - or Is
year' OF sse. of moral and industrious habits,
with good EngIish education. will find will,
me an opportunity Of learning the Cabinet
and Beds'sad Making business, in oil rs va.
rrous branches.
feel thankful To liberal public for the
kind support II has rendered 10 me, AID hope
by attention 10 all the orders snd wishes OF
the people, and by mskjDg substantial work
and selling on reasonable terms, 10 merit
and receive coniinusncs OF those favors
that viii enable Iae 10 do Justly 10 ell.
.9.NDREW FOODS.
ChsrlestowD. March -. 1880.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-03-24
STILL CHEAPER,
AT CHEAPaTDUI

YNHoNAS {. Lane & co. have the plea.
u cure Of informing their friends. that they
have Just rsesived lsrge supply Of the high.
" celebrated JUNiATA IRON. ~b.eh they
are selling 81 The low price of 81.
They hars ON hand. Mould Bpsrds end .
neat sssOrimsDt Of other CASTINGS,
Also, round Hoop and Strap Iron,
Shssr. Grossly md Cast Steel
English and American Blister DO.
IS English roiisd Iron Tor CsrrysH tire.
end supply Of The best English poiishsd
Wagon Boxer also, Sheet Brass Cor quo.
smiths.
shsphsfdsiown, March "a. 1890.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT,
A 7 HsrperSFerry. large and commod .ous
n STONE HOUSE. calculated for a store
and Dwelling, at present occupied by Messrs
Hamilton & Lewright a. such. Its location
IS second to none at the place for business.
Possession given on the first day Of April -
For terms, apply TO ,he subscriber
WILLIAM GRAHAM.
Harpers- Ferry. March -. 1850
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-03-24
TRnEsHINd MACHINE.

INHE subscriber offers for sale a first
- rate Wbest Threshing Machine II
IS new, out has been sufficiently tired 10
prove us excellence. II will be sold nj
rery io,r price HIS. TURNER.
March "a 1870
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-03-24

Virginia against tie UtsL-Csp.
tain John Henderson, &c buckingham.
killed three hogs this winter, raised by
himself, one Of which weighed Goo lbs.
lie was three years old, was 4 fec,
h'gh, and measured 10 feet from the
ip OF the nose TO the end of the tail
The second weighed 55l lbs. and the
other 324 Ibs.--aIl Of them net weight.
IL IS believed. that. with proper atten.
ton TO hogs. the dependence of Xrgi
uia upon the west would soon cease.
LyHchbVrg Hrgiaian.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-03-24
OLD wHIsKEY.

1NHE snbscriber has few barrels OF old
- family Whi-key for sale They are
,n the cellar Of Mr. Haine. Of Cha rle.town
also. som. superior Apple Brandy Mr
Haines will give any information with re.
spec, TO my price. &c.
RICHARD w. BARTON.
March -. 1880.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-03-24

Clf HHiom and Eary.-A para.
graph in the last Richmond Compiler.
says, e" We learn with regret, that a
riot took place ON Monday. at the vene-
fable college Of William and Mary, ~
consequence OF tho expulsion of one Of
The students. Some injury had been
done 10 the windows and the papers.
The lectures were suspended on Tues.
day; but tits to be hoped that traGquili.
~ = already restored to this respected
institution.
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r4EsH IrMr

HAVE kiln of fresh burnt LIME, Of
4 excellent quality. near the Presbyterian
church. 10 Chsrlcstowu, which I will sell
on reasonable terms
DAVID HOWELL.
March %. 1880
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-03-24

Two persons died last week 10 New
ork. snndrDd years old. They were
not born ~ 'he age Of steam. corsets.
bishops. late dinners, and champaign
\ Mr.. Powell. VINO died recently
"a Philadelphia brquesthed 300 an
nusliy Tor 20 yesrs To the society for
the abolition Of slavery.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-03-24

We have acopy OF Mr.. Cambreleng's
new book against the protecting prin-
clP'e, in the shape of a report from the
committee on commerce. II is Of the
same character rs Mr. McDufie's es-
say on the same subject. which was So
strangely got Up. and printed as .re-
port on the finances That the public
printing of such books may not be ali
on one side. we suggest 10 the commit
tee on manufactures the preparation
also oi a general essay on the subject.
Z" contain 90 or 20 pages. that the
friends Of the American system may
have books about il published nj the
cost OF the nation, as well a. their nm.
p"nen's: aud 10000 copies Of IL NAV
thus be printed and distributed. by mo.
ney drawn from the treasury. The
fairness OF thus proceeding will not he
questioned ~ Niles.
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CLOVER sEuD.

n HXPECT 90 rrceivs. ~ Tbufsdav morn
ing. tsen'y bushels ~ CLOVER sFED
hom Mr. Fieheihcfget a. Nsrylsnsi
HvuPilEEN ETYEs.
Msrca y, fs-0
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DIED,

10 Winchester. on Wednesday morning
last, Doctor STKruEss Il. BEArTI, aged IS
years.
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Whale bones, 10 and L. feet long.
arc used N Nantucket for posts, at tic
corners n streets.
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8 s =


WE haze JUS, teee we'd fscm pr.s,lys-
w MIA. Sc bushels OF CLOVER sEFp.
the growth Of 1872. which ~, are senlns,
@"ssp y. 4. LANE 8 CO.
Cheapsidr. shrphetds,vxn,
March %, 1850
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-03-24

We understand that Mr.. GALES, the
present Mayor Of Washington. has in.
formed the two Boards of the CITY
Council that he will decline a re-eIec.
ton az The next term.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-03-24
aoLrTnc CLOTHS.

SO6EAAL OAOEkA8.
VNNHE sGbsefibsfs hsyp on hand. snd are
nov niisring very ehssp. BOL TIM
CLOTHS. from no o 10 inclusive, 81 me
mo.i approved sisRp std qusliy Also
SCREEN WIRE, sdspisd for miilsT's uss
THOMAS & Lane 4 co.
ShsPberdsioW March -. 1880
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-03-24

We have received Mr.. DoDDRIDoL's Circ,,.
lar. and will find room for IL in our columns
next week.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-03-24

Public meetings of the people have beer
|heid in different sections ofihe county of Ohio
tor the purpose of expressing ,heir disappro
Patton OF tAe New Constitution, and their &c.
Termination 10 oppose It's ratification.
Some Of the Western papers speak or q
sfpaTdfion Of the commonwealth, should tbey
be disappointed. Surely. il the New Con,,i.
tuition be adopted by HE people. those oppose d
20 Il cannot say that 1t is forced upon them
by minority. They must submit to il, in
fhat event, CT surrender their own principles,
The anti masonic excitement in New.Yotk
8nd Pennsylvania. has produced results " bic h
Re never could have anticipated. Dcma.
3Ogues have seized upon IL. and rendered !,
powerful weapon wherewiih to fight their
pay 10 power. a convention Of 80 Delegates
FROM the dilsrent counties in PENNSYLVANIA.
has organized committees al over tie state,
p ssio bring the whole commonwealth under
The influence Of tbs new party.
The present editor of this paper IS NOT, and
believes be never will be. . member Of the So.
oisiy Of nssous. but he IS Disguised a, seeing
y bobby, ssddled and britled csf ,iernsgognes
50 ride into power. Newspapers bsve been
established upon ,his new foundation, and
several of them have been sen, 20 10 FOR ~
exchange. We have ia every instance de.
ehned exchanging, believing il wrong 10
eon"'ens"ee' - 'l'e smallest degree, = party
got up zoe no other purpose ,hso TO sssis, il.
'e'ders 10 their ambitious snd selfish designs.
The SEDUCTION Of Morgan is condemned b,
Ie'Pecisble masons IN 81 psris q tl- country.
and yet the set Of few ignorsn, ind,vdu,l,
i' charged upon the whole fraternity through
out the world, and made the preteSi of ~
GLIDING ns members. wha,essr may be their
merits o' qualifications. from all ofices and
pfefermsst
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From Ae National Gn..lfe.

The morning papers from Washington
nnns US Mr. Webster's rejoinder to Mr.
Haynes second speech. The rejoinder
does not occupy one-fftb part Of the space
occupied by the argument OF Mr. Hsyne,
but ITS success reminds US Of the operations
Of Grecian phalanx upon Persian host
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-03-24
Rces' Cyclopedia.

March -. 1850.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-08-07
NORTHERN STAR.
WARREN, SATURDAY, AUG. Z.
OUR OWN BUSINESS.

OOA~ OvVlS DOOAlNENJ0s
We have business, and we like to pul
sue it in our own way, undisturbcd BY
spies. We do not meddle with othe,
mems business, we attempt not to pry In
to the secrets Of other mems trade and
we wish others would conduct towards US
in the same wuy. Some parts Of Our bu-
siness, We wish to keepto ourselves, and
we would thank all, who visit US, TO med
die not with that, with which they have
nothing to do. 1t is as impolite for per-
son to come into our office, and examine
our papers, to ascertain the hand writing
ofour correspondents, as 1t would be for
US to 60 into the counting-room Of q rner-s
chant, and rummage his books, to disrov-
er the situation ofhis business and the cost
Of his goods. We are always pleased
when our friends visit us, if they do not
melest us, by throwing our types INTO Pr
and spying out and publishing son the
house top" our private concerns; but
when they cannot refrain from committing
such depredations, we had rather their Wis
its would be I" few and for betweeh."
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q 80. "
! orosr ;7-its effects. -snArchy and ,confls
ion, spd every grade ofPhysical and ,ns, moi
tg wFstchsdness efwbich We have man
individual and national examples ID histo
y. The rejecting mind, the benevolen
heart, naturally enquiries, how can this e
vil'be cbviated I where can ali antidot.
be found. It is to bs found only IN the
religion Of Christ, in that religion which
has the good Of all mankind ia view, both
temporal end eternal !; and if faithfully ap-
Piled, an efiectual remedy for every evil;
and it Is the most perfect system Of moral
ity giving us as the right motives Of con-
duct, the general happiness of society,"
the ultimate good humankind rather than
the qualification Of our selfish dispositions; /;
which have either an immediate or more
remote influence on the order, peace, and
happiness Of society. The generous mo-
tiyes Of conduct which the Christian Re-
hglon proposes, it is granted, yields the
highest, and most perminant satisfaction
to a Irrational, social being. Tho whole
aim ofthe christian religion seems to be, 4
to eradicate the predominant Influence of
the unworthy and unhappy principle Of
selfishncss, from the human heart the
christian religion strikes with its whole
force, directly atthis degrading principle
OF human nature while it strives by eve
ry instruction which the sublimity of its |
language, or the purity Of its precept can
mpart-by the examples of Christ him
'elf--of his apostlcs--and ail his true fol-
overs in every age, to cultivate univer-
'ally the principles Of love, charity and
'enevolenee which, in the language
md meaning of scripture, ale synonyl
nous terms and directly opposite to the
pirit ofselhskness. q ILANDO, Il
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fany ieHszy NOT authorized, blythe laws o
this Afafe, Uf Of Ccnkvesss or any of ths
United 6t6ies, shall forfeit and pay fol
each and every offence, the sum Of twen-
ty dollars for each ticket thus sold, given
or disposed ofin manner aforesaid 10 be
sued for IND recovered by the General
Treasurer; one fhoiety thereof to the use
ofthe State, and the other moiety to the
use Of the person who shall complain oil
the same.
SEC. 2. And be ii further enacted,
That the purchssef OF any lottery ticket
which shall be sold contrary to the proviis-
ions Of this act, shall and may recover the
amount which heshall have paid for any
such ticket, Of the person or persons from
whom he may have purchased the SANG
by an action on the case for money had
and received, before any Court of compe
tent jurisdiction. . 0f @.
SECS. And be it further enacted,
That all notes, obligations, contracts, and
sureties given, in consideration of any lot
terry ticket or tickets sold contrary to the
provision ofthis act, shall be, and the same
are hereby declared null and void.
SEC. 4. And be it further enacted,
That all licenses granted, or which nay
hereafter be granted, to venders of for
eign lottery tickets in such lotteries only,
as are embraced within the provisions of
this act.
True cory--Witncss, aas 1
1'1t s HENRY BOWEN, Secr'y.
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An act in amendment of the act entitled
1,e " An act prescribing the manner Of pre-
ceeding in Court" ~
SEB 4. Be it enacted by the General
Assembly and by the authority thereof il
is enacted, That in case any person or
persons shall appeal from any judgment
rcndercdat any Of the Courts Of Common
Pleas in this State, upon any bond or mon
ey or promissory note for money mention
ed in the thirty seventh section Of said
act, if the;Supreme Judicial Court on the
final trial of said appeal, shall be satisfied
that such appellant had reasonable ground
of defence, and that such defence was not
solely for delay, they shall allow only sin
gle interest and single costs from the
Court OF Common Pleas appealed from,to
the term Of the Supreme Judicial Court at
which such judgment shall be rendered.
SEo. 3. And be it further enacted,
That so much Of the thirty ty-seyenth sect
ion ofthe act aforesaid as shall be repug-
nant hereto, be and the same is hereby re
pealed.
True Copy--Witness, n
HENRY BOWEN, Sccr'y.
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Foa THE STAR.

n.
The origin Of the spirit of sel6shness
and its train Of consequences, are descrit
edin stored history. The immortal Mil
ton, has done justice to the theme, in his
sublime numbers Lucifer, FIRST possess.
ed this spiris--aspiring to rule in Heaven,
he fell fron the Paradise Of God-A-soon
his spirit found lis way to this earth~-he
entered this earthly paradise--hls aim,
consistant with his character, to make
our first parents as wretched as himself
with the subtlety Of the serpent he persu
AIDED themto eat ofevefy tree Of the gar
den ;--that, in consequence, they should
be wiser and happier; ;and that they 1I6uld
not surely die" the day they ate thereof.
They Ate:--and thus IN the language OF
the poet, s 49,
{" Brought death into the world, and all
our woes" II
But whatever may be our views Of this
part of the sacfed writing or, ofthe man
ner in which England's Bard has treated
of this subject it is evident chat the spirit
of selishness and disobed,ence TO the di-
vine law, has taken deep root in this
world, in the heart Of man !; and thst 1t is
the primevial Cause Of all his wrctched-
ness, ofen rendering his Eden wilder
ness. Sel6shness, when governing prin
ciplc, is universally despised !: II exter-
inmates all confidence, every candid, no.
BILE, generous motive /; every kind feeling
--every happier sensibility Of our nature.
Selfishness is never meritorious motive !;
where il predomiuates it is always a wrong
principle of moral conduct. To the influ-
ence Of this principle, may be attributed
every Wee to which human nature is sub
jcct ;--meanness, Discrimination, envy,
jealousy injustice, and cruelty; even to the
hieh handed acts ofshe profigste and a.
bSndoned, and there unhappy conseqnen-
ces. The selfish man lives for himself a.
lone !; gratifying every fnopentary psss-|
ion sfbh dsprsvsd heart, and unpriuci-|
lied mind ~ do sxpsase ofths happiness
Md ben feeling q thcss soupd him, dis ]
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LATEsT PROM EUROPE.

~. A<<A = A<SS = xN~1xN4 - " Ie~<L =
Ship Mary Lord at New York from
Havre, brings papers ffon that place two
days later than those BY the Formoss.
They furnish the dispatches of Gen,
Bourmont, and Admiral Duperre, announ
cling in detail the, events which the tele-
graphic despatch had communicated rem
craly ofthe landing ofthe army near Az
giers. 1t was effected with The loss of on
ly 20 men killed, according 10 one sc-
count. M. de Bourmont himself had well
nigh been Of the number; for while recon
noltering, q cannon ball struck at his feet,
and covered him all over with sand. An
cfscting account Is given of the separa-
ton of the naval and, military chiefs, al
the moment ofthe landing; they embrace
ed, and NJ. Duperre said 10 NJ. de Bour<
mont. III am yours for life and for death.
You may count upon me. This scene
% eFsveiy related. ,bt, * = d., u
y according to enother account, The
gonas ip lasa1 ahf AZ tta-s5.itaSs
T-'-g c--r-tl--,'-- --,i5o M .istr7'
rr ere 5abis 'ca--rebis
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True Copy-Witness,
HENRY BOWEN, Sccr'y.

An act in amendment of the act entitled
+" An actor the equal distribution Of
insolvent estates.
Be il enacted by the General Assem-
bly, and by the authority thereof il is enac-
ted, That the Courts of Probate Of the
several towns shall, at all times before act
ual distribution of an insolyent estate ,have
power for good cause, to extend the time
(not beyond eighteen months from the
date Of the commission) allowed for the
proof Of claims before commissioners shall
hve made their report and an order Of
distribution been made by said court.
True copy.-Witness,
* HENRY BOWEN, Secr'y.
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HENRY iii BOWEN, secr'y.

Al, act in addition to the act entitled an
ss An act in amendment of the act Ell
abIing the Town Council in this State,
to grant licenses for retailing strong liq-
uors and for other purposes"
SEC. /. Be il enacted, SC. That if any
person or persons shall violate the provis-
ions of the second section Of the act enti-
tied can act enabling the Town Councils
in this State to grant licenses for retailing
strong .liquors and for other purposes"
passed at the January session, 1880 ,such
person or persons shall be liable to indict
ment therefor, either in the Supreme Ju-
dicial Court or in the Court Of General
Sessions ofthe Peace, of the county in
which the offences shall be committed or
may be sued for the recovery ofpenalties
! in the act entitled An act enabling the
Town Councils in this State to grant IL
censes for retailing strong liquors and for
other purposes"
SEC. 2. And be il further enacted, That
IN any such indictment against any person
or persons, Il shall be sufficient to set forth
that such person or persons did, within
the times mentioned in such indictment,
sell or suffer to be sold at his, her or their
dwelling house or possessions by retail,
rum and other strong liquorin q less guam
tity than ten gallons without setting forth
therein the name Of the person to whom
such sale. was made, the particular guam
fity or kind ofrum or other strong liquor
- sold, or the precise time Of such sale |;
ana thet proof Of sale Of rum or other
efcone liquor IN less quantity than Ten
eailoiss, within the time mentioned in such
iudictsnent, shall Se suhIcient 70 convict
dis person o. persons 20 indicted 81, :.
Henry BOWEN, secr,y.
.- .>-ls, ~
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LAWS
OF RHODE ISLAND.

OF NdODE ISLAM, -
hlnfx .ot Rhode LlaNd and Psovidencs
Plantations. In General .Assem6Ig, June
4 Session, a. d, 1880
An act authorizing certain Military Off
!. IS GERS to take their engagements on their
~ respective Commissions.
SEcrlux 1. Be It enacted by the Gen
srnl A1setnbly and blythe authority there
sf it IS enacted, That all military officers
elected atAhe last session, wilo have omit
ted to take their engagement on their re-
: 1pective commissions, be, and they are
hereby severalIy authorized to take their
sc gagements thereon within ninety days
from the adjournment Of this assembly !;
( which shall be as effectuai as though TAX
en- within the time prescribed by law.
orl 1' True copy-Wifness,
HENRY BOWEN, Sec'ry.
An act declaratory ofa part ofthe second
section of the act entitled " An act for
: quieting possessions and avoiding suits
at law"
Be It enacted by the General Assem-
bly, and by the authority thereof it is enact
ted, That the words " beyond seas" us
ed in the second section of the act enti-
He'd |" An act for quietins possessions, and
avoiding suits At law'' vert intended to
mean and are hereby declared to meari,
beyond the limits ofthe United States and
the territories thereof
True Witness,
HENRY ROWEN Qec,rv
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ovR COP, Oun COUNTRY, OURSELVES.