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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-04-20
vANLEw, SMITH e. GO.

vANLEW, SMITH & GO.
importers Oh Hardware Cutlery Saddlery &c.;
RICHMOND VIRGINIA.,
a ne now receiving full assortment of En-.
: gllsh and American HARDWARE, CUT.
LEKf, SADDLERY, EDGE TOOLS, &c.
which from their long experience in the trade and
FACILITY OF obtaining goods from the Manufactu-
reIs al tho lowest prices, they enabled to offer
on the most favorable terms to the country trade,
April 10.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-04-20
1EA ID cling House,

lsiiM well of water and about one bunJred
Acres of cleared land all cleared within
the last two years-I will sell the tract together
or divide 1t to suit purchasers. Any person dis
posed to purchase and wishing to view the land
before The day of sale, is respectfully invited to
cal on The subscriber living on the land, who will
Terms will be made known ON the dav of sale
March %, IS43.-tds
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-04-20
Mrs. MARY d. LLOYD,
No. 601 Broad ST. Newark. ~

The following certificate is from gentleman who los,
The whole Of his Nose from severe crofuous disease
The suboncd cut represents the deormity as
iy as can be delincatcd:
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-04-20

8 Martha Conin has lived in my family the last 3
years, and hereby certify the foregoing statement made
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-04-20

'H>HE subscribers, being DESTROYS to remove 70
the West, offer for sale the valuable
TR n CT OLE Il Mn
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-04-20

nave confidence in the representations made by Mar
ina ConlIn, and have full knowledge of her case
~ ELIJAH F. PURDY,
Alderman 10th Ward Of the City OF New York.
Dec. Id, 1912.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-04
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The United States frigate Macedonian commanded bv
CON- Mayo dropped down the Norfolk navy yard to the
naval anchorage ON Tuesday.
The United States sloop OF war Marion, Lieutenant Com
handing Brent arrived at Soson from Norfolk ON MONDAY
evening last.
The United States sloop of Boston, Capt Long be-
fore reported at OAHU arrived February IL from China via
Sidney, IN. 5. W0 and Tahiti. She remained in port
March H. to sail rst wind for Boston, via Valparaiso
The United States ship John Adams ut Monteyideo
the 18th OF April. .
letter published in the Baltimore Patriot from an oi
Ger OF the United States navy, dated Port Mahon MAY G.
states that the whole Mediterranean squadron including
the Columbus would get under way the 7th Of May and
after performing few days in feet exercises
gunney and seamanshp, under Com Morris would sepa
rate in obedience to orders and pursue way as pre-
wousy directed-the Congress, il is sad Syrin the
Fairfield TO France and long the Italian coast and thence
up the Adratc To Athens and Smyrna; the Columbus TO
rance and Brazi the Delaware Gibraltar Cadiz and
Lisbon and the Preble TO Tunis Tnpol Agiers Gibraltar
and thence To Port Mahon, receive the sick now in the
Hospital then reon Com. Morris ut Gibraltar Cadiz or
Lisbon
U. 5. BRIs OREGoS.-The New Orleans "'Tropic, of
Thursday week, his vessel arrived nj the Baze
on Sunday last from Pensacola and will leave on Saturday
for that port and thence the North-haying completed
the survey OF the various harbors bays islands and nets
IN the Gull OF Mexico which duty been ordered
Nat. Int.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-04
RICHMOND DAILY WING.
fi-BrifisA Parfv !,
TUESDAY MORNING. July =, is.s.


We give copious details, we have space of the
news by the "Greaf Wesfern-the crack steamer of the
Ocean.
The intelligence is not Of great importance. The Re-
peal agitation IN Ireland Is still in progress and the 'rinf
comes in daily to OConncl-who has no conjunction in
extortng the last iarhng from hasarved to feed
his rapacity and ambition The opposition papers in
England represent the Peel Ministry being alarmed and
not equal the emergency This only be shown by the
The matter OF most importance this country the re-
puted growing popularity Of Free Trade i'm England and
the alleged probability that distant day the restrictive
system will be entirely abolished We have heard this
same tune Tor years. and always those periods when our
Tariff was under discussion and about undergo revision
part Of the policy of England induce us to believe
that BY adopting free trade sde may probably
obtain free trade from her. This deusve promise has been
held out long enough and been disappointed often enough
one would think, to the incorrigbe creduity
England will not and cannot. abandon protection. She
has too many great interests stake upon it. Her poli
cal institutions dependant upon it, and she can never
surrender amid the throes and commissions revo
luton When the manufacturing class shall prevail over
all others-the landed the Observation-Disclosures Kings and
Commons, she may have Free Trade but not until them
and that will never pass, until bloody and devas
tatng revolution shall have done its work.
The Liverpool paper, from which copy, maniests
great desire impress the American mind with the belief
place IN one two three years (t says)-butit will come
sooner or later IL refers to and dwels upon and
speech by Lord John Russell in favour OF fixed duty,
proof OF Its assertions In another column, gives ac
count OF meeting in by this Lord
Johns broher-who srenuously opposed Free Trade and
advocated fixed duty aordng the best protection-
This the of Free Trade which both of the Cren,
parties of the kingdom suppor- the Free Trade which
will give the surest protection to English industry.
The Liverpool paper unwitngy dscloses the secret OF
its socude this subject by saying that the American
Tar will probably be revised winter subjected To
many notifications highly beneficial English interests
Its produce this very result that holds such cheer
ing hopes of Free Trade its side of the waer-hopes TO
gull and deceive and be realized But who are
they here who going make these imporan, modca
lions in Tariff for the benefit of England British
Wigs, Of course The pure DemocrGts-who hate En-.
gland and every thing English would endure the rack sooner
than do aught to benefit the detesbe British They are
all to be sure Free TradeTs-opposed all duues-and
would open ports, and ruin own ineress-all
however from pure hate England They are the real
Anti English Party!
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-04

We hardly supposed public journal could become
rival to the wife for the affections Of her husband; but
Mrs. ELLss work domestic life leads 10 suppose
this is sometimes the Read the following paragraph.
She says:-( Nat Int
ut is a wise beginning for every married to
make up her mind 10 be forgotten through the greater part
Of every day; TO make up her mind many rivals in
her husbands attentions though not IN his love; end
amongst these would mention whose claim u IL fol-
~ TO dispute since remOnsiranoes representations
her part will be ublo render less attractive the
charms Of this competitor ! the neosDapsr, Of
whose absorbing interest wives weak enough
evnce Of childish jealousy when they ought rather
to congratulate themselves that their most formidable rival
Is only Of paper"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-04
PRIScE Epw.Rp CoURr Horsr MAY Ala, Isaa

PRINCE EDWARD Court House, May 3lst, IS43.
Dear sTo Of the 18Th uo requesting my opinion Of
the value ofthe Of the Buckingham Sulphur prnr
well rs Of the diseases in which benefoy used will
briefly reply follows The analysis Gardner and my
valuable medical properties think, however more aricu
larry adapted To chronic affections especially following
diseases In Dyspepsia Chronic Bronche connected Uterine
and Bilious Irregularities IN nearly form
especially that succeeding Diseases and pro
traeted convaescenee from those
Rheumatsn Neuralgia and many affections, am fully
satisfied II promises 20 be emineniy useful
The location Of springs pleasant and healthy
from the benefits Of the think admirably retreat
during the months persons
regions thicky settled likewise well calculated
as resting place for owanders travelling and
tans in pursuit Of health pleasure where they safely
few days to recruit their strength acelmaic
tons in degree and thus guard
suddenly passing from climate during unhealthy
-Edaran.
have for regarded watering places
tween the lower country and the
lowlander during Here they enjoy all
change Of climate without ncurng Danger passing suddenly
from the extremes Of climate springs happily situated
TO the advantages lowiaBders likely
change Of air being surrounded elevated and healthy county
Astounding in pleasant prospects, air. and every thing which
can contribute 70 the comfort o nvald
Of the votaries Of luxury and pleasure.
f-cH JOHN p MT-T-rRAuF
p Enquirer win copy times and
collection.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-04

WING NATIONAL CoSyESrIoS.-The States are begin.
ming to appoint Delegates the Wing National Conven-
tion-deegates having been appointed in Illinois, Vermont
Georgia. and we believe, districts in other States
With the Wings, there dispute to the time Of holding
their Convention, tho in which shall be organ
zed and we rejoice to add equally harmonious and united
the Wing party with regard their candidate HENRY
CLAY is the nominated by the people, and the con-
yenon will but adopt measures TO aid in securing his cleo
ton HENRY CLAY is the around whom the true De-
mocracy OF the country will rally with enthusiasm HENRY
CLAY the man destined, believe fill the Presiden-
a Chair and by the wisdom and patriotism Of his admins
taton bring once prosperity and happiness the ma
tion.-Aier Gaseue.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-04

INTERESTING INcIpENT.-A Carrier pigeon aighed at the
house Of the Hon. VIM VI. Burial, in Canaan on Mon
day afternoon giving signs of hunger and fatigue And as
Judge b. never sends the traveller empty away he brought
wheat his winged vster which he very gree
Oily ate from his hand. While the pigeon eating s
legs noticed TO be wrnpt with paper and removing
speech delivered Saturday the Bunker Hill celebra.
ton, written two sheets Of tissue paper The Judge
had the pleasure Of reading the speech while the bird was
satisfying rs hunger and regainng strength, and then
replacing the tissue boots the faithful airy messenger IL
took rapid flight 70 the West and soon we trust found
lie way 10 the Owner-LifchfsId ENQUIRER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-04

WISH employ for the ensuing oversecr for INV
called Ro,bury situated the part OF spo.sys
about five miles om the depot OF the Richmond Fr.r
iekbu rail road called Gunney No will be employed unl-
he furnishes satisfactory evidence that fun eaaee may placed
his integrity obrety industry and close attention duties
Of his employment and that he well skilled the cultivation Of
corn wheat and tobacco aud particularly the curing
and management Of tobacco To Possessing quail
heaton the siuaiionn the
and the wages and allowances dioscd give yehs
perhaps the most eligible in that part OF the country.
Applications he addressed Iewsburs Geenbrier
county until about the middle Of September my son Robert
stana IN the city OF Richmond aer the middle
applications may be made to me In Richmond
ju t-e2aw6w ROBERT SrANApn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-04
"HeIp me. Cassius. or l siuk 80

The subjoined article from the organ of the Admnisa
ton in New York inspires the apprehension that Captain
Tyler about shut up shop" 1t appeals piteous.
ly to the Democrats come, and speedily his
ssance. The regard his fortunes despe-
rate, and can descry other of safety than total
and unconditional surrender to the Democracy.
This said tObe Mr. Spencers pocy-and this article was
probably dictated by him. He, it is understood decided
y favor of the Administrations going over horse foot
and Dragons TO the Democracy and wishes all the
cabinet displaced except hmself-and their places filled by
leading Democrats.
There is question but that this the wisest course
which Mr. Tyler could pursue. 1.-The could induce Mr. Van
Buren,, Mr. Calhoun, Mr.. Cass, and Col Johnson to take
seats in his cabinet and Mr.. Buchanan Mr. Wright und
other Democratic luminares accept foreign missions his
Administration would be nvncbe and his "oelre years
beyond the reach of peradventure.
The Democratic leaders have hearts Of stone TO re-
sst the touching appeals them for succor They must
not only be destitute of all PATRIOTISM and the commones
impulses of humanity, but they be blind as beetles 70
their interests, and ustrious renown What re-
fuse to be associated with John Tyler in the administration
OF the Government An honor the glorious ever vouch
saed TO moras Refuse share the noble tolls and i'm
peshabe gores of this unmachabe patriot statesman and
gentleman. Infatuated men
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-04

Gen. Euss whose sickness AZ Portland we mentioned
yesterday died the 9th inst The Advertiser soys that
his disease, which form Of congestion Of the buin
wa very rapid in its progress, il being less than week.
SINCE he reached Portland from tour Of duty
At the South, to his death He was originally bred The
Bar under the instruction Of the late Chief Justice Pser
and regularly admitted to Practice. Afterwards prefering
fniary life he accepted captains Office in the Army,
and served with distinction during the last war, and
the high rank which he held at the time Of his death.
". Y. Tribune
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-04

A.sAsAsuA-ws eopy the following az per ss.rs 70
some notices Of The failure Of the experiment alluded
(IVasAisgfoa speefsfsr1 Fl
We have seen this morning line specimen Of asparagus
grown In boe from the garden Of J. w. Wade ESQ., of
Union, In this county. having been said that this deli
cous vegctabe mprovcdb by being led while growing
into an empty bottle, other tight vessel Mr. w placed
the mouth Of one plant about fortnight SINCE and
the neck - now completely filled. A fne large head has
been formed inside and the bottle, which rendered per-
fecty tight by the stalk In the neck contains about
gill OF water.-Neseark Daily Advertiser.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-04

SPlRlTED.-The City government Of Portland, (Me9
having manifested studied indifference to the approach
ing anniversary OF Independence the ladies' that city have
held ameetng, appointed committee of and
are determined 10 take the business Of their hands, So
says the Bay State Democrat
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-04

Historical Collections of Yrgina.-We learn that a
very interesting work is in preparation, with this e and
will be issued by Messs Babcock & Co.. Of this CITY IL
Will comprise general collection Of interesting facts tra
dons biographical sketches, anecdotes, &C. relating to
the history and antiquities Of Virginia. with statistical in
formation and geographical descriptions Of all parts of the
State; illustrated by numerous engrayings The Old Do
minon rich in MATERIAL historical and biographical for
such a publication. The work is be written by Mr.
Henry HOWE, gentleman Of responsibility aud talent
already favoraby known the author Of similar works
who will travel over the State for the purpose.
Char. Cour
Mr. Howe al present exploring the State for Historical
facts, and will be obliged any person who will commune
incidents OF interest.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-04
TRUST SALE OF REAL AND PERSONAL

\ virtue Of Deed of Trust executed TO the
subscribers BY Thc- Perrin. bearing Of
June 1873 and duly recorded Clerks County
eoo TO secure the payment of certain money
NE shall proceed sell BY public highest
aef Tor cash. FRIDAY day Ju nett at the Bell
avesn IN s CITY Of Richmond tho following property 70 wit
ons uaet o. Land containing 100 a
ADJOINING the iant- of Shelton Ragan. estate Nathaniel
eenns estate aud obetah for county; other
OF lana son'annx MO aerc> adjoining Coush
WIN h'e'"n Nathan Iowcu and together with the FOL
lowing slaves Bob blacksmith Randolph young man Mere
d'h Ar-'eaa anu winston ad.s and Hannah woman-or
much oil e above a. will be necessary SATISFY
visions Of said deed We win only convey such title az ye.se in
by the deed Aforesaid.
m.,.. srS, syIs srARKE, ru.,...
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l. A n ID S,
In ST. LOUIS COUNTY, MISSOURI,

VIE undersigned n valuable Estate NJ shL.
lands situated within ~ miles OF great and growing CIV
the State, containing about
sixteen Hundred Acres:
Three hundred OF which cultivation The
are large and eomnodous double Brick House. beautifully st
aed and out houses in ordinary quantity order wen watered
and mbeed The soil being adapted grains
or Hemp the two latter particularly proximity to 80 large
market there being prevent access 20 the civ a,
all seasons OF the year renders the property very desirable
Any person wanting Of description may purchase
the whole great bagain-ot susceptible OF division INTO
smaller ~
healthy
Any more particular information rendered or the proper
shown upon application to the undersigned Mo
G SO-cU- ". T.. JANNEY
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-04

NICHOLAS BlDDIF ESoe-The Philadelphia American
Sentinel says;-"Ihe Philadepha correspondent Of New
York paper notices that Mr.. Nicholas Biddle is
laboring under species Of mental alteration! We are
requested 10 state that this Is utterly untrue"
~ v dHroro.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-04

RICHMOND MARKETs-July ,.
ToBAcco-Lugs ri to S2i.
Inferior and common leaf ,, to ~ and SIS.
Good to S6i.
Fine to 80.
FLoUR-S55.
ENcHANaE on the North to per cent
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-04
LAND NEAR RICHMOND FOR SALE.

TIME Tract on which I reside, containing 25
- acres cleared the Deep Run Coat Ph Road about
~ The ciyhaving comfortable dwelling and
houses win barn stable &C. wood and sucien fot
ACCOMMODATION large fay hso anoter tact css than half
distant containing about 90 acres with f supply Of wood
fr fences distance above The city and lying he
teen ,bs River Road ard the Deep Coal PIT Road-the
movements suitable small family Either or both n the
sov, pieces Of Land viii upon
/ t, - ao-cQawtw MtI.Es CARY.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-04
' WIN. s. DANCE. c
COMMISSION AGENCY IN BALTIMORE.
NHE subscriber having returned TO BaItimor,

V1NHE subscriber having returned TO Baltimore,
IL after an absence OF severn: years respectfully from
those OF his former correspondents Virginia may
yet be living and from Farmers Planters and others
Of Grain andother Produce Those who may
gnments depend the prompt dgent attention
being paid to their business and ian experience years
warrant in saying) being highest
Prices OrdeT for Groceries Dry Goods
cash prices ELY BALDERSroN,
No. 50, Smiths Wharf
REFERENcEs.
DIR. S. e. Grihn, Williamsburg, Va.
DIR Gowen l.. Corbin. LanviIe Warwick county, Va.
i'm a
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Famvile, May LIST. Is,3.
CO-PARTNERSHIP

nav 4. TINS day associated with me- i'm the Root
PAGE, IT, " ""s'" MI 'No.c
The business viii hereafter conducted under the firm
respectfully solicit for partnership n, M.
liberal patronage hitherto extended TO myself - $50
Richmond LIST July Is43 p 4 ,yurrp
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-04

An AyAnRAN-An ingenious friend Of ours has handed
ms the following anagram these words:
Philadelphia Forum
Liston Locos who will be inaugurated fourth day Of
March u the year eighteen hundred and loriy.fvo
The letters being transposed snogyamaeslIv, will pro
duce tie following.
10 You will have HESRY CLAY. The Thunderer Of
the West and Guardian Of the Tariff IS indeed coming
X. o. b,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-04

szssst tAnAAs<HtLA-f4sh ma i.apsr,.at shs ma.
-sn."H and nriknx pbsnonsnon of Universe .s. An.
msa o. ekAsed and exquisite pleasure the source o,
man oefse- 'hs hryca propoon ~ kpo~
'nfosins nc sun the from whence CONES. 10 be e
nn.sf OF creation A light stothe physical h-anb
10 ;he physical famc Remove and an blanL,.t ~
Sns and man w'fer. he boom- genial nays 81
49,. ~ s.. annh aud renewed s'eof into tho vegetable
su sns DAILY espsrenes show pl.a.ins and
of 'h Efadteng the oftousan. who h, give,
up IA despair cares arr eeor .ati-f ,e u., An
eons and as "es stubborn thng-- they have on, 40 h.
mennsd Chronic derangements nt,l-. of
'n oN"a &C arr an -aey and perfectly cured by use
particulars see embellishments other city p,,.
epacd and -o Wholesale and retail and for e.uo,,,,, 4,
A. hsANDs CO. Druggists and Cb~m. r,n,,. s.,es "
NO s Brcsdway corner Of Chamber street. New YorL .uho,
agent kehmond A. Dusal Co., PETERSBURG Rourr 49,
son. IN Norfolk NJ A. Santos and Dsr.s. rcne,,v n, ar
for IS. wv P'' oo"N' eo'iies
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-04
MARRIEn.

Al Wheeling June by the Rey'd Henry r. Weed
JAMES PAUL. ESQ., Miss JANE ANN FRY daughter Of
Judge Joseph l.. Fry.
Cleveland Orange county, Thursday e2d OF June by
The Rev Mr. Ernest Mr. b. NANCE Mis-
MARY second daughter Col Ambrose Madison orange
AT ewburg Va "Wednesday Morning ssth u by the
Rev John McEhenny, DIR. JOHN n. WOOD Co.
Miss sABiNA LEWIS youngest daughter Thomas Cegh
Esq. Of Lewsburg
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o may soiosrn his House.
u lin JOHN FRY

CHANCERY-In Powhatan Circuit May the sl IsI3
James NJ Radcliffe and Cneinnatus r. Jones Merchants
and Partners trading under the firm and style Of James
4 Co, pl.ntiHs
Henry Waiha and Henry Gordon and John T..
David b. Turner, surviving wadswoI
williams Cos and Fleming James Edwin James, Henry James
andG u Richards, surviving partners OF the firm p.
James Co. and Theodorek Robertson and others Defs
The defendants David Turner and G. a. having
entered their aud appearing Of the
Count that they inhabitants Commonwealth on the
motion Of the plaintiffs by their the Cou
that the said David D. Turner and c. u appear here
before the first day OF the this Court aud answer
the plaintiffs BILL and that OF this order inserted
some newspaper published continued
for two months successfully and copy posted up
at the front door OF the Court house OF county.
A Copy-Teste:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-04

The Volunteer Companies and the Temperance socie.
ties take the lead day in celebrating the Anniversary Of
our Independence Strictly called, there will be no Cit
zens' Celebration.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-04

DIED,
of pnrd Sore Throat Friday, the 3Oth SON
Of Geo A. w and Elizabeth Taylor aged years months and
- days.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-04
HOYT & cos PRIZE OFFICE,
Under the Exchange.

Hoyt Co selling prizes Another one sent out in draw
ing received Sunday evening HafTcket Nos 30 ~ g.
drawing comes 10 hand this eyenngs5OOO 10000 90 Of
lOOO &c. Tickets s5-for sale by HOYT A. co,
ia Hinder the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-04

r,ns. temperance Cclcbration-The committee of ar
Cols,on A. csnaoned the purpose opeperns Temperance
" o~afds Grove, and Tor m,
win Be ssS s ~ ns1%al anniversary in the city.
1spenaenee read by l. srceer Esq. IN the on n,n,,. %
eses" commence Al 10 O'Clock Temperape. s,e,s,,. ~
the ev are requested to be with their an,o,.. -
ana badges and citizens generally invited 10 s,epd