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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-22

The BANK PARTY will move heaven and earth 10 get
strong vote 10 the House of Representatives TO counte
the violent which the Clay and Calhoun CO.
ation mean to pursue in the Senate. Not one of these
men expect restoration Of the deposites They labor TO
build UP political party and the question now agtaed
is merely the Of ensDg recruits They and those
Senators whom they have induced 10 Disregard .be i'm
strucons OF their constituents, have been unrDg in their
exeriions 10 draw such support TO them the insulated
point Of deposites in the House OF Representatives in ad
udnee will in sort form for the intended
senatorial denuncaion of The President and the reisc
ton Of Jfr fancy And every individual vote obtained
against the administration the depose question in the
House, will afterwards be identified by the opposition in
the Senate, with their votes and referred 10 as insfyng
nay, recommending their course Globe, FEB. 49,
REIGN or TERRoR.-The desperation of the Bank
men ia Pbadelphia is breaking over sll bounds From
private sources learn, that such is The evaporation Of
the slaves OF The Money King that threats OF violence and
blood daily uttered by them and that the free citizens
OF this republic cannot speak their opinions the Bank
in some companies without personal danger.
u will be remembered, that The Western and Girard
Banks refused 10 unite with The other city Banks in memo
slziDg Congress in favor Of restoration OF the depo-
mentioned 1t an honorable proof Of their integrity
and independence. We learn that The reign OF ter.
has recently been eeciUsly exercd as 10 eopei
the Directors OF those two institutions, contrary 10 their
convictions OF what in cooler period they deemed pro.
per- TO sanction memoria TO Congress- the for res.
toraion OF the deposies, and the other Tor OF
the Bank Of the United States.
What impression do the slaves Of the Money! King ex.
pect by these demonstrations Of his power make on the
democracy OF the country, their representatives. 10
Congress, the President Of their choicel Every
such incident will make them firm and resolue; for
shows clearly The danger OF perpet0ang power
20 yrannSs snd so irresponsible II the Government Of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-22
THE THOROUGHBRED ENGLISH HORSE
EYLDE.

"ILL stand again at my stable, Boydton, Mecklen-
w burge county, Va, and will be let mares at
sixty dollars the season, payable at the end thereo-one
hundred dollars insurance, and one dollar to the groom
Gentlemen who will put class Of six Mares and secure
the payment satisfactorily shalt have the one,
gratis Every preparation is made take the best
mares and colts, by separate encosuresbgh and low
ground pasture, extensive and good, furnished gratis
gether with wheat and lots Every will be
to prevent escapes accidents, but will be liable for
either. This horse has proven himself foal- geer;
his colour fine dark bay, with black legs, and
tall and will bear comparison with any horse in America
The season will commence the 10th February and expire
the LIST Of July.
Fyide was got by Antonio, winner of the great ST. Le-
ger in 1919, his dam Fadadnids, an excellent runner
and own sister to Sir Oliver, Pouon and Fydiner win.
ner of the ST. Leger in 1905 all excellent and
popular stalions by Sir Peter Teaze his grandsm Fan.
ny, by Domede, Abrosia by Woopecker, Ruth, own sis.
ter to Hghyers dam, by Blank, Of the sons of
the Godophin Arabian Regulus by Gojolphn, Soehees
Makeess Christopher, DArcys roya thus running
through all OF the most popular stocks in England. His
racing career was very brilliant; he beat many capital
GERS, some of themhe best in the Kingdom TO wit; Law.
re Tod Sarah "a winner IL times in year, both of
which beat Birmingham, Signorina, who beat Memnon,
Doctor Faustus and Euxton (boh OF which beat the i'm
ported horse Levia,han Joccne Mavrocordato Samson
Orthodox, Euphraes, Hol.ton, Jupiter, VANISH Receive
ry and many others. See English Racing Calendars
and American Turf Register 1885, for his pedigree and
performances in full. WIN. TONNES
boydon, Va, 9th Feb, 1884. S9-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-22

HvECUMSEH, grand son Of old Archie, aud e. grand.
- son OF old Bedford, out OF double Bedford mare,
dark bay, feet inches high, will stand the ensuing
at So, In the counties Of Hanover Caroline Spott
sylyans, and Louisa. He will be shewn ON the court
days Of those counties in February and March.
EDMUND FONTAINE.
Feb ID. 9l-w5w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-22

TNO MRS. LILLY BARNS.-As you are not resi-.
Il dent Of the Commonwealth Of Virginia. you will
hereby take notice. that intending 10 apply to the
Legislature OF Virginia. for the purpose Of obtaining d.
yorce from you have in conformity 10 the Act Of the
General Assembly Of Virginia, filed in the Clerks Office
OF the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancery for the
county Of Tazewe statement of the causes on which
my intended application is founded Your attendance is,
moreover, required at the next Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and Chancery to be holden in and for the said
ty of Tazewell. Yours, &C., JOHN BARNS.
Feb. 4. S6-w4w
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d Sn REWARD-The above reward will be ri.
~ CO ven, for the apprehension and conviction of
the incendafy or incendisries who burnt my barn. al nv
inst. n xNspf rp ~"
February IS. o2-wsw
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"ARYLAND HOSPITAL.-The period for which
1vA this well known Institution heretofore leased
having EXPIRED II is open for the of Patients
under the exclusive management and control of 1.-THE
President and Visfers of the MARYLAND Hospifol" in
corPoated by the Legislature for the OF the
Institution.
The Buildings extensive, and having been built ex
pressy for Hospital, well adapted Tor the purpose
They airy and commodous and their situation on The
heights adjacent TO the improved parts OF the City Of Bal
tmore, Is healthy and convenient From the i'm
Provements which have been made in the Institution IL
offers many advantages 10 those whose msortunes induce
them to avail themselves Of its benefits Persons aborng
under alienation OF mind any bodily inrmities
sickness of infectious contsgiou cbaracer will be
received able medical and surgical tendance will be a
foded Them and the character Of the nurses who are
Unable members Of the "Sserbood Of Chsry"i is suf
hclent guarantee that every attention will be paid 10 the
safety and comfort Of the inmates OF the Hospital Terms
moderate as heretofore. BY order Of The Board.
II. 8. STEUART, President.
c. HOWARD, Secretary. [78-4tw4w1 Jan. 16.
I'm HANCERY-YIRGINIA.-At rules, holden In
j the Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and Chancery for the county Of Buckingham, the
81 day Of Dec, 1888
Jacob M. Weaver and Alva Spear, late merchants and
partners, trading under the firm Of Weaver & Spear,
PLAINTIFF.
against
William I. Freei,nd, Owens c. Fowler, VIM H. Wing.
field and Dougad Ferguson, j, late merchants and part
nefs trading under the firm OF Freeland, Ferguson Il
Co.. and Alexander Brown, Executor Of Archer Fergu.
son, deceased. Defendants
The defendants William l. Freelsnd and Dougald Fer
guson b not having entered their appearance aud given
security according TO the OF Assembly and the rules of
this Court and i appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they are not inhabitants Of this Country is ordered
That the said absent defendants do appear here the
first day OF the next April Term, and answer the bill of
the plaintiff; and that copy Of this Order be forthwith
inserted 10 some newspaper, published 10 the city of
Richmond for months and posted al the
front door Of the Court House Of this county
Copy, Tesie, II. ELDRIDGE, c. C. C.
soo'ua'y 70. 9V-WoW
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Nm CHANCERY-V1RefNIA. rules holden in
u the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and Chancery' Tor the county Of Matthews on Mon
day the 9Th day OF January, 1884:
Alfred BilIups, and Joice his wife, Plaintiffs
against
William Chl!enden, and Luerelia bis wife, and Benja.
MN brsmhan' Jr" Defendants.
The defendant, Benjamin Bramholl IT,, not having en-
tered his appearance, and given security according 10 the
acts OF Assembly and the rules Of this Court and II APP
peaDg by satisfactory evidence that he is not an insb
tant OF this country u Is ordered that fe said defendant
do appeal here on the first day OF June next am
swerhe bill OF the plaintiffs and that copy of this order
be forthwith inserted in newspaper published in the
City Of Richmond for months and posted
at the front door Of The Court House Of tbs county.
Copy. Tese,
SHEPARD g. MILLER, Clerk.
January 20. s3-wsw
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HNO EDw. wARREN.-S SIR: As you are not an inha-
IL bitant Of the Commonwealth OF Virginia, and have
no agent known 10 u.s. you will please take notice. that
we will proceed the sixth day Of March next, between
the hours OF nine o'clock in the forenoon and OF that
day. the Washington Tavern, in the city Of Richmond,
and State OF Virginia. 10 take the dispositions OF James p
Tyler aud others and the tenth day Of the month,
(March) at the house Of William Clarke in the county Of
Hanover, and State aforesaid, the dispositions of Tho
mas Gardner and Others TO be read evidence in suit
now depending and undetermined in the Circuit Superior
Court OF Law and Chancery for Henrco county, which
suit William Clarke and others plaintiffs, and you
are deiendan and should the said DISPOSITIONS be
Peted on the said days. the taking thereof will be CONT
nued from day to day. until the business isinished
Feb.'4. tS6-w4w] and Others. plaintiffs.
ViRGiNiA AGRICULTURAL MACHINE SHOP,
Corner Of Main and 18th Streets opposite the Union
Hotel, Richmond, Va.-The Subscriber, proprietor of
friends and the pubic that he, Paence Proprietor OF
the Patent Rights. Agent, is prepared to fuph them
saa aS
geered Pakers Iron Cylinder Steel Spring
Corn Shelter Fox and Boands S,spetooh Spring. bed
Emmons' Chain-band Horse Powers Brces Horse Power
Grist Mills; Clinton and Smiths Fan Mills; Bowline's
Corn Planters; Freeborns Pougbs and many other ari
cles-the most Of which made his Shop song and
n the best manner He would also sell Coupty Rights
Chimes JABEZ PARKER
Richmond, February Is, 1884. I9O-w.n
CHANCERY-VIReINI rules held in the
IL Clerks Office Of Essex Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chancery, on the 10Th day of January, 1884:
Kennods Chapman and James Shepherd executors of
William Shepherd, deceased and Philip b. Winston Jo-
seph W. Pendleion and Edmund PenIeton, executors Of
Henry Pendeton, deceased, plaintiffs.
against
william d. Taylor, John Darracott, Laurence BattaIe,
admr. OF James M adson deceased, Lewis Madison wi
see OF James Madison. deceased, and Henry Robinson
surviving trustee OF Richard NORRIS and himself and
others, Defendants
The defendant Lewis Madison, not having entered bis
appearance and given security according the act of As
semby and the rules Of this Court and appearing by sa
sactory evidence that he is not nhabant this Com
monweah. on the motion of the plaintiffs by counsel il is
ordered that the said defendant do appear before the Judge
oil our said Court at the Court House Of this county, on
the first day of May next and answer the plaintiffs
bill and that copy OF this order be forth with inserted in
some newspaper published in the City of Richmond for
two months SUCCESSFULLY and that another copy hereof
be posted at the front door of the Court House OF this coun
~, Copy-Teste.
JAMES ROY MlCOU, Jr. elk. r. C. s. C. Lac
February A. s6-wsw
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day. How common is IL 10 hear such
persons lament their past usel.ssnes.
and errors with every appearance of
sincerity but one-that oil beginning
to amend. IL is then poor deception
we put upon ourselves, when we rest
upon the desire OF being virtuous with.
out striving actually TO be SO; il is n
tallacious hope that soo,hes us with
the expectation that we shall bvcome.
Al some future period, what we ate rot
willing tn be ct present. The future
alas. whata trail support to creatures
.ot a day how many unfuliillcd reso
lutions, disappointed hopes, obliteratcd
promises. are written on its uncertain
~. With what presumption does
man reckon on the coming hour! 1t
never was promised him. OF all the
minutes which compose the ages Of
times duration, the only one over hich
We have control. is the one which waits
upon u now. The use Of time, the
instant wise employment Of its mo-
nents, Is the only means Of making il
a blessing. Abused or wasted, u be-
comes source Of anguish, painful to
contemplate.
Should we then, in an hour cf So
Tenn retirement, reflect upon the IRE.
trievable past, when its errorsrise pain
lullyupon the memorv, casting a gloom
over the future--WheH reasons, coincid-
ing with our bosom monitor, bids Us
Ipause-ahcn the dissatisfied spirit re-
coils as II surveys its responsibilities
and omissions: Let us bewa are how " e
trust To any mere resolve, however sin
cere we may be IN its formation. What
ever may be the cause VI our anxiety,
whether guilt Of external conduct, or
the consciousness Of that perilous stuff
which weighs upon the heart, let us
not lull our thoughts into the danger.
Gus dream of what we would have done.
or what We intend To do.
The most solemn resolutions formed
IN secret may fade from our minds =
md the hustle of life, OF melt beneath
tho solicitations TO evil which crowd
around Us. \ good resolve once bro
ken, Is seldom renewed with constancy;
the very fact of our uniaith(ulness will
make 1T an unpleasant subject 10 our
thoughts, and ITS Impression will wear
away, leaving the ~ art less suscepti-
bic than before, or it may Heat upon
the memory, displsasing vision, sufi
GENTLY terrible TO alright, but Of no
power TO benefit. Let US not, with
self condemned folly, ''resolve and re-
resolve, then die the same"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-13
NO. 81.

power over the pres. What an to THINK
oi tnonicd corporation. Wtcldius fund, l,,-
ger than the revenues Of tLl. hatian th.ttrt..
the nation 20 it face that II viii spend "a,
much ., II pleascs on the Pres. and de-
with Presidents as AZ would deal tth fc,ou.
have barely time 90 say, GO on ~ your "a.
u'ot'c work OF eNurPating such a corpora
uon' show ~ no quarter that honorable his
hlty does not demand. o. such a warfare.
with 1t, am with YOU heart and hand IT,,
greater ITS operation upon the interest, oi tho
community, the greater the u,cr>,it,, under
'hc proved abuse, of ~ power, Tor is over
hroN. should Il get the UPPER hand now
wiz become a perpetual adjunct to the ua-
uon, ready To- renew and aggraVatc rs wors,
usurpatiOnS No matter what the present
eVil' ~ its downfall endure court them ali,
before coming under such n master Copy
the 9Th resolution of the public spirited citi-
lcnS Of Southwark. adopted M pubic meet
ing last week II - IA ne true tone trrasu-
~ notos-eontincnta thonev-luy thing ra-
ihcr than lot the bank get a., foot upon your
neck ~ this conflict. That the President ha-
the tuil constitutional power a. act a. he Ia.
done an remu,in, the deposi;es have never
had the slightest doubt hut breathe cut
Your eNhoftatIous To the House Of Reprcsun-
iatives Your great hope al thiS moment
lies IA hrmness there. From the senate YOU
to hope from the same body, IA the most me
morable seasons of President Madi-un's adj
ministration Nothing. Tue war iiself, even
Tor 80 terrible an Outrage as rnpre--ment
would not have been waged. or IL gIories Sc
cured. bat Tor thc popular impulse that cr,-
CouTaged and sustained hun. against III, ousr,
opposition or secret cmbarraNsmcuts which
mat branch Of Congress was disposed To-
throw ~ his way.
h.. a. m
and the President triumphed then. A. trust
they will now. .NIdi,D,,', Uerr, =" that "tri.k-
cd Tdr,' was more hcrccly assailcd Al tLat
day, than the removal oi the depo,itc, at
thi' some of hi> opponents were for sending
INN 10 Flba. 20 share BouapaTte'> prison
Others would have brought him TO The block
all raised the cry OF injury 20 the country. IN
irishunl amount aud IA every way-publo
aud individual distress -ruin-drsolation-
such were the uncsa,,ns and confident pre-
dictions. Those no survived the passionate
! cN1ggeratlous OF the one epoch, may hope to-
DO 80 OF the other; even to reap a harvest
not less abundant IN ultimate advantage Tins.
gentlemen, am sure, must be your hope. ~
~ - NINE; and, as far as I can see into the,
: iu,ure' u - hope resting upon rational and
solid foundations. There Is IN our history .
nov aud then, close analogy 10 the history
ot the late Reform question IA England " he n
the people, the House of Commons, and Ia.
hing, we're on opposite sides Of the House OF
Peers and the general movement IN both
cases beng against that branch Of the leci,-
latur" remote from popular re>pon, ihility. m
the one by hereditary tenure, IA the other by
tenure for six years
Incorporating the assurances 81 friendly
respect which your kind communication 10
me breathes,
remain your fellow citizen.
RICHARD RUSH
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-13
Prom fL,' LyHohbHry IUyinai.
MIR. IIIGu'S IETTFPS

The extract. from the letters of y. W
Leigh, Esq. 10 several Of his friends. on the
subject of hrs nomination 60 the Presidency
which We referred % IN our last may bs found
on the first page Of this mornings paper
They breathe the spirit OF both the pltrio;
and tic philosophcr-Of aman DESTROYS of Of
fee, only that he may render service to his
country, and entirely free from that lowest
species OF ambition, that degrades instead Of
ennobhng IT. pOssessor, which struggles for
political promotion, solely because IL contri-
hutcs To- self-a gSrlndize ment Those who
have been m the habit Of reading our remarks
know that we have not been disposed To- lend
our humble voice To the advancement Of MIR
Lei2h's cNaltation 10 the high Office, not court
ed 10y himself. but which his friends seek To
impose upon him, almost against has will
our Dissatisfaction TO aid in this project, arose,
principally, from Gar rather than a bfheI
that MIR. Leigh had embraced the doctrine OF
nulllhc ation-and that even were lac free
from tins, and some minor objections, has po-
hlioaI reputation was entirely 100 limited TO
permit the most sanguIne of his FREUD, Ia III
dulcc a well grounded hope Of las success
Bat NC arc free To confess, that, since We
have pcruscd the letters Ia which we have re-
icrrod to, and which VIC this daN publish, We
entertain much more favorable sentiments
tow ards him, politically. than we had done pre-
Ntously. There are meu--at least there 4.
one" HON We prefer TO MIR. Leigh aud it
- unnecessary To say that that one - Lsnrg
clay; Aud We are deceived, Il he be no, also
the man whom Mr. Leigh indirectly refers
TO, whose chance Of success Is greater than
has own, and whose election hc intends 10
support with moro zeal than hc did ru I-i2
Believing Mr.. Clay tO Ice as honest, ~ faith
iul To- the constitution, and. from his long
experience in political liGc, aud his intimate
acquaintance with all measures connected
with our foreign and domestic policy, NOR,
capable than MIR. Leigh, whose pursuits and
studies have been for the most par; alien from
politics, We cannot give him up, IS We fear
hls old friend Of the Wing has done, for one.
his equal, II may be-, in most respects, but
hrs superior ia nothing that cNalt, the char
acter of man, or renders illustrious the
hume of the patriot
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-13
rnE YoUNG MorllrR.

She stands amidst the gli,,,ring crowd,
The same in form snd fac-.
~ when II ir,5 her - Get el,eek glowc,I
hrcn in this very place.
The same bright tfcs-cs bind hcr brow,
The same rich pearl, her hair,
Her lap il iust rossaic nov,
Her hands soft aud fair
She looks the same Young radiant bride
hs when NJ sa1 her 6rSt.
w hen IN her fish OF happicst pride
Ipon our eyes she burst;
Aud even noS Sl,c leans. a, then,
Opon her husbands arm;
l,s-tis uhc very same again.
With ever, i.uIltlrss charm.
Vet theirs chsng--hcr owes are still
Mos, beautiful anL bright.
but they seem beneath tl,cir lids, To Gil
With softer, trndcrvr light
hCr voice - sweet, aud rich, and low,
But just a. musical.
But It's grown morc like rivers Adv.
Than fountains laughing fall.
Sull, st,ll she smiles ~ ra,lianuv,
Nhrn iricuds are speaking bcar;
but IA hrr smile there's less or glre.
Aud more of bliss sincere.
rs not the brilliant scene around
That her quiet heart brsrilcs;
In her pure spirit IVA, b. found
Tie fountain Cd her smiles.
Nov. ever and anon, hcr eve
Is fixed on N.canc,,
Ani sac seems Co listen earnestly;
For, midst the rvvclry,
ia iRncy comes AN infanI's wall
Or it, mursnuring Ia its sleep;
Aud the splendid hall seems cold and male
NheH such visions o'yr her creep.
Ana though the sOcnc is vcry f4ir,
She wvarics Tor her home,
Aud thinks tl,e hour To- take her there
VII never, never come
She, Who oase watched III time in pain,
That would too guickl, ilo~,-
IN, SURF she might be .yarcr then,
nut s,sc u habptcr nov!
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Fill be received as Payment in full, # paid
Entirely in advance. Whenever PAYMENT is
Deferred beyond the expiration ~ the wear,
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ADVERTISING.
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Pr less, 81, for three inscrtions-larger ones
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E6ge TnnIs. Ar.

HAVE received from John, o. .Prlsc &. Go
y au assortment Of Edge Tools II nv 81 lce.
ton, Of a superior qqaiity. w PfrHtuz
Broad and Board AAEs-Chi.eis. Bras in.
Knives; Piastersrs' and Carpcnter,' ii4ielsa.
Hand Axes, &c SC.
have also few of Johnson & Meiharf.'.
superior BRASS ElGHT-DAY CLOCKS.
With carved Mahogany eases. arrlutsi
Also. few of the most approved COON
lNG STON -, al II Vhirii vii sell Io~ for
cash or good paper that b. due.
THOMAS RAwIiNS.
CharlesioWn, Nov. % l-JJ.
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NOTICE.

at the sale Of the personal
IL property Of the late James Glenn, are
respectfully informed that their several obli-
SationS became due on the ith INST. Prompt
payment is expected, as indulgence will not
bc given.
For the convenience OF those indebted who
beside in the neighborhood Of Martinsburg
hnd Shephcrdstown, the subscriber will at
BEND at Martinsburg on Wednesdays, for tao
Dr three successive weeks from this date, and
% Shepherdstown on two or three succe Asive
Saturdays, for the purpose OF making settle
,1ents. WA. GROVE, Br'r.
Jan. l6, ls3i.-5t.
4 Q7-.uartinSbUrg Gdsetie, 3 hmts.
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y. y. IN. Ssraifh, M. ID.

|NERf respectfully tenders his profession
nj services toL,is friends and fellow
ei,izens. Being unable, on account OF the
resent occupancy Of property To make per-
nancnt location before the lst Of April, he
pay, until that tune, be found Of the resi-
fence Of Mr.. John Myers, five miles south of
fharlestown.
] Jan. 80. ls3I.-3t
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.N'OTECE.

yHNHE undersigned having obtained letters
n Of Administration on tie estate Of Tho
nas Melvin, deed earnestly requests all
bose having claims on said estate, to present
Nhem, properly authenticated, for settlement /,
And those ~ho are indebted to the estate viii
please make immediate payment, as no lon
ger indulgence can be given.
NN. ESGI.E. .ldfnI
~ bOHis non ruth tie tcH 0ilnered
Feb G. IS3l-3t