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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-05-01
Fl GREEDY s. Co.
New-York, April 10, 1884.
CONDITIONS.

THE NEW YORKER is published every
Saturday morning, on large imperial
sheet. containing twenty four wide and
closely printed columns, and forwarded to
ITS patrons. whether in city or country, AT
the rate Of TWO DOLLARS per annum.
payable 10 advance. " hen payment Is
delayed I'LL the end Of the second quarter,
fifty cents viii be added.
Any person procuring US six subscribers
IN the country. and forwarding $40 free OF
postage. will he entitled TO the remainder
ioI his trouble. aud ia the saue proportion
for a larger number Companies uniting
IN remittance will be supplied on the
same terms.
Postnasters, Booksellers. and General
Agents for the circulation of periodicals
are respectfully solicited to interest them
selves IN our behalf. and are hereby sssur-
ed that they shall in all cases receive the
highest remuneration which the low price
of our paper will enable rs 20 give
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-05-01
THE BALTIMORE MARKET
FOR THE WEEK ENDING APRIL R6.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES EoGY.-
Ihe demand for this description has
been quite limited, and transactions
from stores are consequently but few.
ne sales appear to have been made
uniformly at So per Dbl. The wagon
price was uniform until about the mid.
die Of the week, at Sd rs per Dbl.
but since then some of the dealers have
been paying 81 ST.. The receipts
which have been taken at the latter
price are, however, very small; and
for the principal part of the supplies
S4 10 only continues to be paid.
WHEAT.-The sales of Wheat,
since our last weekly report, have
been at an advance Of several cents
per bushel. A cargo of Susquehanna
red was sold on Saturday at LOS;
on Monday cargo of prime Susque-
hanna red was sold at Sl,10, and on
the same day cargo, white and red,
at LII per bushel. Since then but a
single parcel from that quarter has
reached the market, and we have no
further sales to report. In conformity
with the late sales and the present in.
dications ofthe market, we quote Sus.
quehanna red whea,s to-day at los
a ] IL per bushel.
CORN.-On Monday, Sales of vel.
low, were made at 55 cents, and of
white, at 55a56 cents. These prices
have since prevailed up TO this day in
elusive.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-05-01

insinuate, that the present Senate OF
the United States intend, in the mos,
distant way, to encourage such a re-
suit. 1t is not of their motives or de.
signs, but only ofthe tendency oftheir
acts, that il is my duty TO speak. II is.
if possible, to make Senators them.
selves sensible of the danger which
turks under the precedent set in their
resolution; snd at any rate to perform
my duty, as the responsible Head OF
one ofthe co-equal Deps rtmenrs Of the
Government, that have been compel.
iedto point out the consequences to
which the discussion and passage of the
resolution may lead, if the tendency Of
the measure be not checked in its in.
ceptlon.
Ii is due to the high trust with which
have been charged; to those who may
be called to succeed me in il; to Il Re.
representatives. OF the People, whose esa
stitutlonal prerogative has be, uui.v.
FULLY assumed; to the People and to Ne
States; and to the constitution they
have established; that should not per.
mt its provisions TO be broken down
by such an attack on the Executive
Department, without at least some eff
fort ito preserve, protect and defend"
hem. With this view, and for the
reasons watch have been stated, | do
hereby soLEMNLY PROTEST against the
aforementioned proceedings ofthe SEN
ate, as unauthorized by the constitu
ton: contrary 20 its spirit and to sever.
al OF lis express provisions; subversive
Of that distribution of the powers OF
government " ,ich il has ordaineI and
esta blished; DESTRUCTIVE of the checks
and safeguards by which tn use pow
ers were intended, on the one hand, to
DC controlled, and on the other to be
protected; and calculated by their i'm.
mediate and collateral effects, by their
character and tendency, to concentrate
in the hands ola boiy not directly a.
mcnable to the People, degree of in
f1nence and power dangerous to their
liba- ties, and fatal to the constitution
oftheir choice.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-05-01

THE subscriber will oniinue the Drug
husiness At the Brick house near The mar
KIT. lie undetermined T., keep every articl,
Of The first quality. and requests cal
from country Physicians and Others, to ex
anime his Medicines ss 10 prices and
quality. RICHARD McSHERRY.
MaItinsbnrg April 24th 1884
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-05-01

u. S. Bank. We learn with pleas.
ure that the Bank ofthe United States
have, with great liberality, begun to
distribute their late importa,ions ofspe-
Gle by sending To our branch 100000
lollars; and we have no doubt the same
liberal course will be pursued as to their
future importstions. shelving that this
much injured AMI vilifed institution is
disposed to return good for evil
Chronicle.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-05-01

No D;sraEss - 500 spindles have
been STOPPED, Il 600 persons dismissed
from the cotton factories in Fall River
Massachusetts. Times were never
nofeprosperous say the Admins
va: on tAiiV.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-05-01
SAMUEL ECKLES:
NOTICE.

yEsHOSE indebted to Capt NJ STE
8 VEINS, by bond. bill or hook ac
eouu,. are rrqar.trd TO ma. payment to
me; those claims having been transferred
to me for the hen+f III of his creditors.
Those indebted by book account are
particularly requested 10 close their &C
counts by notes The hooks are in my
possession. and can be examined by those
interested - d., II. CONRAD. ,
Msrtinsbusg. May I, ISs4-st
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-05-01
Post. Office, Martins5urg, !
APRIL l, 1884. (

EERSONS indebted TO the Post Office
IL are earnestly requested TO discharge
their accounts, or the p NJ. will be con.
strained 10 suspend all further accommo.
dations.
The Mails in future will arrive at this
office from Boonsboro' via Shepherdstown.
every Wednesday. Friday and Sunday.
6 O'Clock, a. m Returning from Winches-
ter for Boonsboro'. leave this every Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday 10, q. m.
For Hagerstown every Monday, Wednes-
| day and Friday at 9, a. m. arrive every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 8
.. m. WILLIAM LONG, P. M.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-05-01
TUITION

will commence a SCHOOL. on MONDAY
the 5h Of May next. at my house in Mar
'insburg. where will he taught all th'
branches belonging TO good English Ed
ucs ton, g. will be thankful for such encour
agement as may be given, and will use ev
cry exertion to advance the boys put IN
der my care.
H.. ,-. ID. l.. McSHERRY...
Martinsburg, April Gath. 1ss<.-st
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-05-01
NoTlcE TO THE PUBLIC.

"A MEETING Of the .Martin.bure
IA Savings Institution. will be held al
the Courthouse, on Monday the SIN
DAY OF May. at 2 O'Clock. P. ". for the
purpose OF choosing from among the
members nine Directors. to manage the
affairs of the institution. for IL months
thereafter. and for the admission of con.
'nbntors or depositors. and for the pur
pose OF adopting bve law. and regulations
Tor the government Of said institution.
, n - Lanck. Rich. McSherry,
Caniei barkhart, c. ID. 81 wart,
,, ohrao Hogmire, Ezekiel Showers,
David II. Conrad, S~amans Carara'
.onn y, wilson, An. :. Chambers,
A a. oung, Jacob Pois,l,
: N, 4, Compton. John Mathews,
Z. r. Hunter, Daniel Moles,
John Strother, Peter Hoke.
nm. long, Henry Job,
Alex, Conner, William Fsris.-2s.
Tho. C. Smith.
Ma'iinsbnrg. April. 24ih 1894.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-05-01
MARRIED.

On Thursday u ne last. by ths Rev. J.
How H. Mr. JscoB )sFFarys, f.-,nary Il Fred.
erik, Md 20 M;ss ana ETA, dauebt Of the
lss Mr. Al xaadt kern-sdit, of N $ place
o Thurs ay lasi by ia R,v. --- Mr.. IA.
COZ tvE5soLE + M. ELizAsErH MILLER, both
81 this c0ulty.
o Tuesday the 22d inst. nv the Rev. -.
VI. WuLfAN KFRNE TO NJ as Mary Ans Saul,
both Of this county
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-05-01

At Rules held IN the Clerks Office OF the county
court Of Beksty, on Aonday the It'll day Of
dpriI. ls3i.
Conrad Hogmirc, pit
against
Frederick Nadenbousch & Eleanor his wife, =
Stlas Oak and Margaret his wif,, Ssamans :.
Garard aud Elizabeth his wifi, Moses Cot. :
lius j.. Joseph Pollock and Sarah his wife, >
Joseph Scott and Jane his W f., Guy Col. Z z
Inns, and Alexander vi Collins, (Which 9
said Eleanor, Margaret, Elijah Il, Mo 3
scs, Sarah, jan, Guy, aud Alexand =
M, are children and heirs Of Moees Col
Inns the elder, deed defIs.
1HNilE defendants. Frederick Maiden
d housch and wife, Moses Collins, Jo
seph Pollock aud wife. Joseph Scott aud
wife, Guy Collins. and Alexander NJ. Cul.
iins, not having entered their appearance
and given security according 10 the act OF
assembly. and rules of this court, and il
appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they are moi inhabitants Of this Common
wealth; IL is ordered, that the said deien
dants do appear on the second Monday
IN June next, and answer the plaintiff :,
h''l; and that copy OF this order he
forthwith inserted in some newspaper
published in Mariinshurg. for two months
successlvelv, and posted al the front door
of the Court House in the said county.
A Copy -rrste,
HARRISON WAITE. enc.
April 10, IS31-9m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-05-01

1T Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the county
court Of BerksIey. on Monday the 7M day Of
AprI. 1884.
Heary Basore, DIT. :.
against
Henry Carutbers, Elizabeth Caruthers, for. Q
merly Elizabeth Payne. Mary Payne. ;
Thomas Payne. - Payne, wife of z
Thomas Payne, Alexader Payne, Henson 5
Payne. William Payne, and James Por- 2
terfeld, defts
FEsHE defendant Henry Caruihfrs. MT
q having entered his appearance and
given security according TO the act of as
semhly, and The rules of the court, and 1t
appearing 10 the couit that he is not An in
hsbltant Of this Commonwealth, IT T.
ORDERED. that the said defendant do ap
pear here on the second Monday in Jun.
next. and answer the bill Of the plaintiff:
and il j. further ordered. that this order
he published in the Martinsburg Gazette
Tor two months successfully, aud posted
at the front door of the Court House oil
'aid county.
A Copy.-Teste,
HARRISON WAITE, c. .. c.
April 10. lS34.-2m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-05-01

The New-Yorker.
EYNDER this title, a new Literary
" Journal. of the larges, imperial size 4,
was issued by the subscribers on Saturday
the 22d of March. Its leading features
are AS follows:
The New YoRKER" is equal in size
and execution TO any Of the literary week
hes Of this city, and at the same lime AZ.
forded al a much lower rate than the
cheapest of them. II will combine more
completely than any Of IFS immediate ri
walls the distinguishing characteristics Of a
literary jonrnal.wli those Of q regular and
systematic chronicle OF passing events 10
short. il is designed 10 commend itself as
a general newspaper, alike acceptable 10
the lover OF literature, the devotee OF bust
ness. and the CLEANER Of intelligence. l,
will contain
l. Literature Of the Day--embracine
Reviews of New Publications., Original
Tales, Essays, Poems. &c with selection,
from the whole range Of English and A
merican periodical literature.
ii General Inteitigen ce comprising the
current News Of the Day, foreign and DO
nestle. whether civil or political careful
y
Of partisan bias in politics, and confined
| strictly 10 the presentation Of a general
and impartial account Of the movements
Of all parties whatever, without discrimin
alton and without the exhibition of person
al preference.
Should their journal receive the appro
baton and the support Of the public, the
undersigned pledge themselves to spare
neither exertions nor expense TO render its
literary character and general interest at
least equal 10 those of its contemporaries;
and. whatever may be the measure oil
their encouragement. they confidently as
sert that il shall he exceled by few in
quantity Lf matter. or IN the variety and
originality Of its contents.
II GREELY s. Co.
New-York, April 10. 1884.
1.-THE New Yorker has no connection
whatever with an ephemeral affair with
the same title, which was published las,
season; hut. in order to free sour good
name from all opprobrium, we hereby a
gree TO send our paper gratuiionsly 10 all
the patrons of that concern for the whole
term for which they have paid the pub
Usher thereof. Office ia Fulton street.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-05-01
DISSOLUTION.

THE partnership h. retofor- existing he
tween Richard McSherry & Brother. was
dissolved on the 2lst Instant. All per
sons having claims against the finn. will
prssrnt them Ia RiehaId McSherry Cor set
Element; and those indebted, will make
pay ment to him
RICHARD McSHERRY.
ID l.. McSHERRY.
hiar.insburg. April 24th 1884.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-05-01
~ E MI O. W a u /.

" u M O " ALe
ESfIE subscribers have removed their
Drug & Medicine store, TO the brick
house formerly occupied by p. MAIDEN
housch, Esq near the market house,
where they will keep every article in their
line. OF the best quality, and sell them at
the lowest prices. Jast received, Fresh
Fruit, Lemons. Oranges. Raisins, Almonds,
Cheese and Crackers.
II. McSHERRY g. BRO.
Martinshurg. April 10. 1884.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-05-01

Al Rulss held IN tAs Clerks Office ofhe county
court q Bsrkeley, on Monday the Th day q
fprti, ls3t
Lake Pentcney. admir-. Of Daniel linn, dec. pit.
against
George 81. Aubin, and others, defis.
IN CHANCERY.
fEfHE defendant George 81. Auhin, not
n having entered his appearance and
given security according TO the act of AS
sembly. and rules Of the court. and il an
pearing 20 the cour, that he is not an in.
haitian, Of this Commonwealth, II II
ORDERED. that the said defendant do
sppesr here on the second Monday in
June next. and answer the / III OF the plain
TIL. and II Is further ordered. that this or
der he published in the Martinshurg Gaz
cite. for two months successfully. aud post
ed q, the front door Of the Court House
Of said county.
A Copy -Tcste.
HARRISON WAITE, c. n. c.
Anfu 10 1874 an,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-05-01
LIST OF LETTERS

LETTERS
the Post Office, Mar.
on the list day of A.
not taken out befors
next, will be sent TO-
lice as dead letters
M
b Mrs. McElwaia
John Niece 2
Robert SIcCary
MIR. Minarte
Mrs. Barbary Miller.
Mp
lJames Norfolk.
miss Jane Poole
John Pulse
ConradsPitzer
Nathaniel Paytoa
William Porterield.
Or
Thomas w. Quad.
John 5. Russell
Abraham Ramsay
Jacob p. Ringer
I'D. Reichard
Hannah Ruonimous.
| 81
Jacob seibert. jr.
Mrs. Eliza Seibert
Michael Shanks
Dcyid Swiizer
Adam strayer .
John Smith
Henry Swisher
John Shobcr
John Stevens
James Sterret
Madison Shryock
Joseph Silvers
Catharine T. SnodGrass.
T.
Jacob Thomas
Henry Tabler
Tablcx
Ehud Turner
James Turner.
w
Jesse Wright
John Wilson
Daniel Weller
David Wcnrich
George Washington
charlotte Wareham
Hannah Weaver care Of
] Casper Weaver
Mary Westenhaver
wv. f. Wilcox
John Whitman
Mary L. Willis 3.
VI LONG. p. M.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-05-01
NOTICE,

a LII those having claims against the
IN estate Of the late jeremiah Jack, sen,
deed are requested 10 bring them for.
ward. property authenticated for settle.
meni; and those indebted are notified tina,
immediate payment must he made. il be.
ing the earnest desire and intention Of the
undersigned TO bring said estate TO speedy
settlament.
ELI JACK, .7eiiag .adm'r.
April II. IS34.-St.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-05-01

EG itnsb'Irg, va.
priI, 1884. which il
The LIST day Of July
the General Post Oh
p
Mary Brewer or Sophi
Campbell
Mrs. Frances Burns
John Bodoine
Adam Betz
Jacob Branagin
Charles Buvinger
Samuel Benjamin.
c
Michael Carnes
Joseph Clarke 2
| p. A. Clover
ElizabetbAnn Chamber
John Cyler
Hugh Cunningham
Philip c. Cloninger 5
Adam Couchman.
De
Joseph Davis.
Washington Evans
Mrs. Winny Engle
Jos. or Samuel Englc.
FIG
Josiah Flagg ?
Margaret A. c. Fore.
john Green
Abram Gorrcl 2
William Green
William Gregory 3
Mrs. Mary Gregory.
III
William s. Henshaw
s. NJ. Hensel
Jesse Horn
John Hntson
Abraham Hammond
Doct. Hedges
Jacob Hooper.
X
Mrs. Sarah Kroesen
Jacob Krow
jeremiah Knef
Elizabeth Kroesen or
Georg Keesecker
jeremiah Knave
David Kilmer.
L
John Light
John Lang
James Lee
john Lowry
John Laruo.
VILLA
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-05-01

April 10. Is3a.-em
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-06
MARION


W. stand the ensuing season at the New Hope
w Race Course, Halifax, N Carolina: and will rsn
sefvlee al 800 the season. payable expiration
wmen may De discharged by $40 cash; S75 Insurance
"ng WIN The mare will forfeit the insurance. a. AL.
10 he groom IN every instance. The season u IN con
menee ue loh February and end Ist August M.;o,
est VIII furnish good aud extensive pastSrage ., ais
anu mares grained at rs per day. Every alien
.oh WI" De given TO prevent accidents or ESCAPES bu,
no responsibility for either 'p''' '''
sion Is OF me SIZE, great muscular no YER and com,
mandpg appearance his blood perio nance place him
~ Tue foremost rank OF racing stock; he is the
type OF his sire aud grandsre, old Archie and Cize,
whose IONS he sprung and whose unrivsIed fame hs
mug, as VIII be seen from his own performance
spo nose OF his ge--Frantis Marion lore off AZ fwo
meats me great sweepstakes Of 1OLO entrance AZ ITALIA
naSee' ioiids' mile heats, for year ODDS entries
Pa'u iorie beating Veto of S. c., AID MARY Smith n,
s na 10 handsome style two dist nguished nag but
.ne o'd Roanoke, Gas ID. would say) poduced Fs.ncs
winch caused his fob So 500 rsle cbink lin h
;ngusge o. MAJ Downiog) aud refused 500 for him
mmeois'ey alter The race.-Maria West Ciar de Kchen
A. ~; fasey Burton, Zuleks, Mr. Corprews coli. and
Mr.; "hittsker's flIy. have all been winners '''
10 my knowledge, more than Is of MI. cols haze 49,
yer oeeh on Tie turf and several Of them out o
Nm un rY VIM. l.. LONG.
view HOPE, HALIFAX county, ". c., Feb g s7-wa,,
III ,hg Whs, Peor'bug Intelligence and Norfolk Bs.eon
counts to the subscriber. "'"'' a"u SEM thsf ac-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-06
POLITICAL.

PHILADELPHiA, Jan. 81
IHE THIRD DfsrRfcT.A history Of the nannuyres
70 prevent The expression OF popular opinion on ednes
u"y sFehng' 10y The Democrats VI The Third Congress
tohal OiSiici OF PenDsy lVania would form manual r.,
we ,"'ure operations OF the moDopolists. There was
hoiing which cunning could devise, or holiness exc
ue' ,na' was not hit upon and carried out 10 alarm and
intimidate the people Some Of those who are "sm,II, TO-
'ne VsD declared that IL was useless attempt TO call a
ineeuog together for the turned 80 tightly
o' 10 man would dare to act as an officer show lis
nose at the assembly. In consequence OF these
menus no exefions further than Issuing the call
were made no drumming up by block committees,
s en,"esuhg, or urging was employed. The thing was
lett 10 stand fall on it's own merits TIE n -
men STOOL near the Commissioner Hail. 10 laugh al the
failure; and at bali Eas six the joke thought 10 be so
tleDen INDUCED freely 10 irth at the stieos,sd
,na' was found necessary 10 carry them home. with.
lew minutes Of the hour, the people came streaming
from a qunTtefs TO the OF action; not speIy and in
pairs but by whole bstialions. The Hall was soon
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-06
PHI. DICKERsON.
l}osroN. bIondav. Ian. 2O

BosroN, Monday, Jan. 20
In me SENATE, This morning, IL ordered that the
secretary be directed TO furnish statement Of The amount
OF un's held by the several incorporated agricultural So
ceues ~ this CommonweaIih--the amount they have
esch received annually from lie Stse-snd IL any, what
sociehs nave sied to make annual returns the Secre
tary also We amount OF premiums awarded by the several
societies. WIN an abstract from said OF the persons
70 whom said award msde, and for what said premium
was givan.
The committee on parishes was directed 10 iuoure into
TIE expectancy Of altering amending the laws relative
parishes and religious societies conform TO the re-
cent amendment Of the constitution.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-06

E\HE mercantile operations Of A. p. & r. f Miller
= as partners, will terminate with this month by nu
.ua, consent Richard F. Miller, Che acting par,erA
VIII close the transactions OF the c. ncern
ANDERSON p. MILLER
RICHARD +. MILLER
Nouoway County, Va, Feb 6, 1884
me undersigned, having leased for five years the store
houses NC. at urleve, Prince Edward Countv will
fresh, seds0n06ie Goods y T. MIITSm VI
Do The New York Journal OF Comm,rce viii n,a. TN
anu present oI Tor pnymt Mesn Wright a. W;n..,on
Feb q '' ''iua'e' X. F. 81
- - S7-2,#
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-06

~ EGROES WANTkD.- Persons who bring negroes
10 the Richmond market for SALE will find Il 10 their
advantage TO call the fret door above Eys yerv
on street. near the Bell Tavern; where have house
constructed for the safe keeping add boarding Of
and where will give sellers Of Slaves any assistance that
may DO necessary 10 selling. CHAS. MILLS
Dee.H Gg-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-06

nc DeDs'e SIN drsgs on in The Senate of Virginia
In our Statement of its proceedings s our last there
an Era'um, which we hasten 10 correct--The vote for
sKing out the Resolution against tie cons nationality OF
.he . Bank, was stated ut 10 to I4-ft should have
been 10 TO l9and the absent Senator would have sde
ne ZOh 10 favor OF such derisioDTbis IL strong
Vote TO land we pect that IL expresses the sense
Of the great body Of the people.