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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-10-08
~ VIM. II. Robinson charged W

H. W TIT. IT. NUVTITSVT CIIdISVU VIII
robbing Harrison w. Miller Of $50 in
June last, was tried in Martinsburg on
Thursday last; found guilty, and SEN
fenced 10 two years confinement in the
penitentary.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-10-08

p. S.-The majority for Enoch Louis
Lowe Dem. Candidate for Governor of
Md, from official and reported majority
lis l547. Calvert county gave l52m for
Clarke.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-10-08

FuGITIvE SLAVE kAw.--I'he PiHsburg
Gazette says that the public Aeeiing held
in that city TO oppose me fugitive slave
law, was one of he largest ever held in
Pittsburg. and was addressed Ivy same Of
The lesding men Of tie place;
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-10-08

~ The Pennsylvania CaLal is again
in navigsble order, all the breaches be.
tween Harrisburg and Columbia have
been repaired.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-10-08

We art informed, tina, no Coal Boats
will leave Cumberland fos Alexandria be-
Gre The 9th instant. On that day, several
boat, viii depart. and may be expected
Iere OH tie ialh.--.7le1. Gazette.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-10-08
THE REGISTER
Jefferson County, Va.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1850.
AGENCY,

Mr.. William Thomson, S. E. corner of
Baltimore and Calvert SITS, Baltimore, Md, is
our authorized agent to receive subscriptions
and advertisements, and receipt for all payments
for the same.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-10-08

LAND WARRANTs.--Ai New York. land
warrants are selling at SIPS to $40, be-
ing an sdrsrCe of $40 since Congress sJ.
juurned. I hey aIe in active demand.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-10-08
MARYLAND Election.

We give below the returns received
from which il will be seen that Enoch
Louis Lowe of Frederick CRY has been
elected as the next Governor Of Maryland
The contest as quite an animated one.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-10-08
Elections.

The following lis, exhibits the date of
the elections for the present year, in the
States mentioned, and the political char
acter of the present Congressional dele
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-10-08
Total,

There arc two vacancies IN the present
Congress in the Massachusetts delegation,
and one in that of Pennsylvania.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-10-08

A iaceiiOus old lady describing The
rambling sermons Of her minister, SAID,
" Il his iext had tie small pox. his ser.
mon would never calcA it,"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-10-08
General Episcopal Convention.

This body, 10 assemble at Cincinnati
this week, will contain number Of Lay
Delegates, among which is expected the
Hon. Henry Clay, the Hon. John Duer,
&c. The Cincinnati Atlas says The
Bishops of the protestant Episcopal
Church number at this time, we believe,
about twenty. Eve These VIII meet The
day before the Convention 10 decide the
Onderdonk Case. That case we believe
is presented. at this time, in me question.
whether OndeIdonk may resign with the
understanding that lie is 10 designate his
successor! That question would seem to
resolve itself into another, whether man
who IS adJudged by the Bishop unfit to
be Bishop, is fit TO nominate Bishop,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-10-08

sswA, Cincnlna,i enc death by cho!e a
occurred during the past week.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-10-08
KESTTcky ToRAccO.--The Maysyille

KENTUCKY ToRAccO.--The Maysville
Eagle, printed in Mason county, Ken
lucky, where the finest Tobacco is grown.
speaks Of the standing crops as follows -
The planters have commenced cutting.
We saw some fields ready for the knife,
Of which many Of the plants were fine as
ever grew. But these were many, very
many plants IN every field we saw, which
we fear cannot maiure belure frost. In.
deed tho cool nights we have had for :
week or Iw" have excited apprehension
HAT the plants ready for tue knife may h.
any MI nj CIT down, no, by that uselul
INSTRUMENT, bui by q destroying FROST
But IN ne event. even il an early frost b.
escaped, CAP there be full crop.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-10-08

judgement could ever entertain the slight
est conception of her recovery If the fatal
step be once taken.
The recent affair at Harrisburg is GER
tanlv one of the most Aagrant violations
of our federal and constitutional rights II
has ever been the misfortune of the people
Of the South to sustain, OF the disgrace of
America to record. An open, willful and
known violation of the constitution by the
citizens of State who have sworn not
only to "protcct and defend" it, but 10
live in subsection and obedience to lis laws,
IN preserving sacred the rights and privl-
leges of tie institutions of their sister
members OF the confederacy. A volunta-
nv Cab as i, Bese from the plighted faith
Of our Fathers. who fought and bled on the
baltle.fields Of Buuker's Hill, Charles
town, the plsins OF the Jerseys and the
Carolinas, for the same privileges and lib
critics that we are now coReadng for, and
whose las, drop of genial and patriotic
blood flowed for tie cement OF this Uaion
which now seeals To be the unhallowed
purpose of the abollstOnlsts 10 sever. Ii
The Spirits of those patriots whose bones
lie now bleaching upon the bai'!e-felds oil
TIE Revolution, were 10 look back upon
the cxecrable deeds Of their degenerate
ppspiitv, what blush Of shame (if shame
could enter Heaven) they mustfeeI 10 pass
over them, 70 think that the Union which
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-02-09

The Of person entered upon our
payment Of tho sabseIpton be made in advance.
Distant Subscribers owmd money by letter. she poxss
ON which wi BE paid BY u and al risk By b
ID transmission. ~
The COUNTRY PAPER pabshea uwsshly aur,n. ~ -.
sions of Congress, and semi weekly during
Subscriptions for period year win be recsi,ss On
terms proportoned 10 the above rates
0yPosTMAsTERs act a. our .rsut ana b.
sending DAILY subscribers, $50 enclosed o. vrvs
sEMI-wEEKLY subscribers, with e2 eaclosed, WEEKLY
subscribers with slo enclosed, win be entitled copy u he
they furnish subsc.lLsrs for srasts.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-02-09

will devise means for vindcang their rights do not
know what these means ,OH be. but know what they
may be- and with proprety and safety They may Be %
ey of sovereign Saies and there bold them, we have
right dol and il moles,ed. defend them, is both
our right and duty. .l s8f ftastssss 5ss
We ask you to give US our rights by NON. IHrERvEx-
TIos il you refuse. am for taking them BY ARAED oc-
cuPATioN. sN st se
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-02-09
GARD.


HE undersigned would respectfully call attention his OF
WINES AND LIQUORS. ~. s~ta
by obtaining abroad all wines,
&c. IN their purity his longer experience In the business
Quoted by him, direct knowledge with the
growing districts Of Europe than other
house this c afford for the character and quality Of
a sold BY him. AZ NNs -f 1NrNtp4
The OF his and vaults such make
them, tho substitute for the cellar Of
Persons wanting small assorted lots OF choice wines o spe
snppied with dccated
usually be obtained &g.
COUNTRY TRADE supplied wholesale prices hvor-
able t
scriber : Hss et ~ ~
also the cheapest sorts Of wines and liquors. FOR GULL
NARY PURPOSES 77 w
distances be supplied snd have sent them BY PACKAGE
EXPRESS," FREE OF CHARGE) with wines, Cor table,
dozen, sorts, the notice,
BY addressing their orders through the post Office, TO
JACOB sNIDER, jr.,
Importer and Dealer Wines, ac rs Walnut adepha
Q-sEGARs of direct importation from Havana, Of various
bnnds always $40 per housand sold
by the single box cheaper than other In the city
Jan 24--dkcply. @as eGES 81
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-02-09

DUBLIC SALE Of the Columbian Foundry for castfm8
cannon, GEORGETOWN the District Of Columbia
This well valuable foundry with all IL fixtures
implements pertaining public e
Gen. John Mason, deccsscd i ae
proprietor, Monday, March
situated the Potomac river, western limits
Geoaeown having The Chesapeake Ohio passing
through with The the u the canal The
The
buildings capacoas containing The na
building adjoining cupoa
boring mills for ahes and machinery, or turning
houses for workmen OF brick and The imAemens, tools
&c extensive and complete and ready immediate
operations for casting cannon and shot, as well a. other WORK ass
mould, for shot and Shells O various xe- wooden nas iron
smiths tools short all the usual tools and I'm
pements pertaining foundry large scale. ~. .
This establishment my In the regular and
eher
which, entered into BY s
completed enjoys earned reputa
immediate proximity The
what Il has always
pubic and Of the hest
quality boughtto lhe canal will be shown
Mr.. Duvai has charge of H.
Ten dollars OF purchase money viii be
qured credit n
and payments bearing be secured
bond and security and mortgage the property. ss4
For further Information, address the subcrber Wsshngon
city. JAMES M mABON,
Jan l6-dAer Acting Executor
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-02-09

FURNITURE, PAINTINGS, CARPETS RUGS, VASE, CHI
Il MA, GLASS, AND CRoCkERY WARE, AT AUCTioN.-on
Monday, Concert
Hail. at II O'Clock, excellent assortment nifare &c
s4stas
Mahogany marble top dressing bureaus
ef Do sdeboard, wnsh and worksfands
Mahosny which cost s7S, but win be sold 70 ms
Mahogany Egyptian marble top table, fine
Do do do bureau, made In France
DO second hand sofa Il M
DO looking Rissses various sxes a.
card dining tables fif
Cane and wood-seat rocking chairs faaB
HARRISON, Gecian, fough and ready cane seat chairs
Chiid's tables and low chairs, onbce patterns
China glass; and crockery ware
1 6ne siver-piated coffee urn large 9felfAtN
second hand piano fortes, good 4s4 4asft
Knives and forks, shovel and tonE
handsome ground bottom winters
ne oil paintngs, engavings &C. f#es Nh
With many othe articles in furniture line.
Terms, under S30 cash 80, credit Of
four months m notes satisfactorily eniorssd bearing IN
GREEN \ TAsTET,
Reb s--3 @ilt Aucfioneers
f,ESTLEMEN's OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ha.
day received large and full assortment Of gcntemen outfit
ting articles, viz lL
styles he system retailing wholesale prices win be con
CRAyATs A Ml
very large supply OF black just impced ana
believed 10 be the newest In market
UNDERsHIRTs AND DRAWERS,
silk merno lambs WOOL Scotch WOOL and cotton ave large
assortment, and some Of extra large sizes.
s UMBRELLAS.
A fun supply OF silk and cotton, sone new styles.
Also, gloves peraney, arenng ropss,
fact every aueo n.ussssy M keeue
mans wardrobe toilet all Of wch WI ~ soss unno'm
~ Great Hat and Genfemens outaiins Essablishmsnls
Dec. s-eodf MOL bfowns hossh
The Smyrna telegraph. (Smyrna, Del.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-03
STOVE CAMPAIGN OF ls49-50.
SP1RKS 4. BATES,

SP1RKS T. BATES,
Wholesale and Retail Store, TIN, Shect-iyon
and Copper acare Mamayacto,y,
Commerce Street, unotr Sons Of Temperance
Hal, Smyrna Deltsacore.
=, PiERCI,:S AMERICAN AIRTIGIIT BRICK
.ayS OVEN COOKING STOVE; STANLEY, ROTA.
faaSRY and other Cooking Stoves. New and mpro-
we'd Patterns Cast lrcn air tight Parlor Stoves, for
wood or Coal.
Sheet Iron Radiators; Hall Office and Chamber stoves
Stove Fixtures. Hoow-wars, &C., which will be sold
at Phladenhia prices Gail and see for yourselves nv
we charge nothing for locking.
Thankful for past iaY0fs they hope by strict attention
to business, and by selling good article AT low price
to still merit and receive continuance Of public patron
age. ~ n. B.--tiuttoring Spounng and Roofing done
al The shortest notice and at the lowest prices ocf3m
The Smyrna telegraph. (Smyrna, Del.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-03

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT
MANUFA TORY i-

No. 1913 Market Street, Philadelphia.
Two doors of Sixth ST., and two doors below the
Red Lion Hotel.
VXTHERE are manufactured and for sale, lower than
w can be purchased elsewhere. Premium Tanning
Mills, Corn Shelters, Straw and Hay Cutters Flows
Harows, Cultivators, Sugar Mills and every kind OF
Farming Implements generally i'll Also every deS-
crpon of Implements mnde 10 order repaired by
perienced workmen and warranted. Stalk Cutters and
Corn Grinders Barshenr and Lock Coulter Pows Beach
Flows and castings Iau l6l EDWIN CHANDLER.
The Smyrna telegraph. (Smyrna, Del.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-03
A CARD.

ana !eweiry OF every description equally cheap in
proportion All goods warranted 10 be what hey are
sold for. Old Gold III Silver bought or taken In ex
change; gJ DON'T FORGET THE NUhBER-246 Market
Street below Eighth ,fas.l l. q - aua3Is,
The Smyrna telegraph. (Smyrna, Del.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-03
LANDI LIND LAND!!!

A great inlncement offered at the Delaware Real
n Estate Office 10 persons in The vicinity of The bu
siness and houTishing town of Smyrna
- The following Faras may be had cheap if sold soon,
NO. j, S67 acres, good buildings, the land in a good
afat nj MI
The Smyrna telegraph. (Smyrna, Del.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-03
BR. TOWNSHIPS.

NOMsO0NID
EXTRACT OF SARSAPARELLA.
THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY MEDI.
.. CINE IN THE WORLD!
Tits Extract IS put mp ia Q"at Bottles is sir times
cheaper, plf@sGnter and rcrr0Mra superior 10
any soH. II cures disease ,siaiod ron.
't'ag, pnreing, sickening orde-
tiIitdting the Patirat.
The great hteniy and superiority Of this Sarsanarin
trali other medicines is while il eradicatcs disease
II inysoes The boy. is cfthc yer best Spring
and Slnnc. medicines known il not only purilies
the whole system and strengthens the person. hui it ere
asJ new pure and rich blood: power possessed BY no
other medicine. And III tis lies the grand secret OF its
wonderful success lthas performed Wi':,ln last two
years more than So 000 severe cases of Diseases
~ least 5000 ~ere considered ncnrnbc II has saved
the lives OF more than 5000 CHILDREN THE TWO
FAST SEASONS alone "
Moreihan 1000 ca,es-of Chronic Rheumatism:
1000 Cases Of Dyspepsia;
ftt0 Cases 81 General Debility and want orencrry.
1000 cnses otihe different Female Couplainis; w.
1000 cases Of Scrlfula;
$50 eases Of the Liver COMPLIANT:
$500 cases of Disease cfthe Kidney anil Dro-sy;
1000 cases II the Gravel;
LOCO cases Of Sick Headache;
l,5uO cases OF The Dropsy;
5,CcO cases the CpnFrul,tion:
And thousands Of diseases of the blood via H.
eera, l1rysipelas, Salt Rheum. Pmplcs on the Face
ocata HEAL ieiter, Neuragin, &c &C.. together with
numerous cases OF Sick Headache, Pain in The Side md
Chest, Spinal Affections. &c. &c.
nnareds OF cases Of Fits and Nervous Diseases oriri-
naung IN Debility. have been entirely cured and thou
plant. ~
: VIM TEMPLE, Agent, Corner of Main and Com.
'ne'ee'S'FSeI' smyrna Jy. 2;-u
The Smyrna telegraph. (Smyrna, Del.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-03
DIR; A. J. YandersIice,

thOM HOLLAND,
Begs leave to announce TO his friends and the nnhli,
generally that he continues still to devote his whole
time and attention To the elevation Of human suffering
by curing the following diseases: Fits, Asthma Bro5
chitis, Dropsy, Epelipsy, Dyspepsia Piles Fistulas
lIeartburns, Latulency Chilblans Deafness Jaundce
Pains of the Stomach govt, Rheumetism Scrollla and
all diseases of the skin and nervous system The sue
cess which Dr. " hes met with, by his peculiar mode of
treatment, has been astonishing the most des
perae cases after repeated failures the most eminent
practitioners in the country And as proof of The Dr's
merits unred he will undertake the cure of ali patients
without charge excepting the cost of medicine reoui
ring fee until after the restoration of their health and
the full satisfaction of the patients mind of the benefits
conferred This is the principle upon which DR. " IN
governed in all cases with his PRACTICE.
Persons afflicted with corns can have them intrel,
removed and permanently cured without main. fThou
sands of persons have baen cured by Dr. " and can
bear testimony 10 his wonderful SUCCESS.
Diseases of delicate character are guaranteed TO he
removed within few days. radically without offensive
or deleerious medicines. Dr. " being eminently suc
cessul in this branch of practice patients would save
much time and money by giving him an early call He
warrants to ALL no matter how desperate and long stand
ing 1t may have been, thorough cure or no paw Inya
ds your true interest is TO apply Dr. " at once in ali
and Diseases and save much anxiety of mind no
well as long protracted suffering
Invalids from the country can have advice and med
cine RENTED, by enclosing fee through the Post Office
dost paid directed to No 80 South Third Street. Pba
os'Pme July 26, 4o-tf
The Smyrna telegraph. (Smyrna, Del.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-03

The above farms are good soils and susceptible ola
high state Of cultivation, and worthy the attention of
Capitalists and others. They in healthy neghhor
nooas and near as good market there is in the
State Terms accommodating
For further particulars inquire of
80 i a, PoULSON. Ieeal Estate Ag't
z-ig.,t Surveyor &C., Smyrna, Del
eo Several Houses and Lots in the towns of SMYRNA
and Cantwels Bridge for sale.
n, B. All letters 10 the subscriber must be pest raid
Sn?na, DEL July es, lsi9,-sm
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-05-11
Congressional Proceedings,

Washington, May 3.
The iloUsE, after consuming an hour on amend.
ments Mr. Wilmot a,hcl that committee to take
up the California Message. to enable lin TO make
remarks by unanimous consent the census bill
was laid aside. The Members drew around .he
gentleman and the confusion which prevailed
>r'--,..-.l into respectful attention. Nj Wilmot
said the debate on the suur,, pf California, and
questions connected with i had, in hi, Judgment.
produced wonderful results. The settled aud
h&cd purpose Of Southern men had been discov.
cred there WAS no doubt rs to the termination
oi the conflict, Il was to extend Slavery ever
territories. II there was any room for doubt
heretofore, there was doubt no longer. There
was no question more fraught with consequences
than the ultimate decision Of that now in hand
ana which Is to determine the character and posi-
tI"n OF the Southern portion of the country. And
1t will settle another question, viz: whether Gov.
ernmcnt Is to be administered in the spirit which
gave 1t birth, or whether an arstocracy based ON
slave property and slave representation shall con.
troll IT, In THIS aspect it has been received by the
south and IN tho part Of Southern men, border
lns almost on madness. They are bound by no
sacred ties to the Union, but bound together as a
man, Tor the accomplishment Of their object, and
that Is the perpctuatlon of Slavery.
mere Is no Disguise The existence Of the Tn,
ION ana stability of the Government are threat
ened by the South, In his judgment the spirit Of
,hreatn'ng and defiance must be resisted or the
North are the greatest of slaves. What he ask
eed' shall tho line Of our duty be prescribed under
iorce OF reasonable threat-l Shall we be told wha,
We shall or shallnot dos That perilled the exis.
'cnee OF the Government itself IL we submit 10
TINS any longer, our freedom here, aud the lunda
mental principles Of the Constitution are subyer
ted
,, After Mr. Wilmot concluded his speech, the
House adjourned ii Il Monday
Tho committee on the Galphin claim will re
port to the House early next week A maiort,
VIII report that tho claim was Illegal, both prin
cipal and interest
The senate Yesterday confirmed the nomina
lion oil Neil s Brown A. Minister to Russia
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-05-11

\ New WAY or FIGrrING DuEL-Wc clip
the following from the Washington correspondence
of the lTcstcyu Citizen, under date OF April Goth
There being no prospect of getting up 4 duelbc-
tween Benton and FoOte, among ourselves II seems
that couple OF Nirginlnus took It into their hcndso
supply the demand They were from Cul.pelTer
county--a very appropriate place tor such pfpeg
fellows, who are bent on pcrpcriRg each olhcI-one
named James Burhours, the other John {, Green
they arrived here Inst evening with the purpose OF
fighting duel The fact ct their being on their way
hither having been tcegraphed from Fredericksburg;
20 his honor, Mayor Scaon. they were arrested aud
held to bail in the OF $500 each to keep the peace
one yenr This process will cool their courage It Is
hoped But who knows that they did not desire TO
be- arrested perhaps caused their departure for TINS
city and their determined purpose, to be telegroph-
ed IN good time"
Such "alfrays OF honor" are getting quite COM
mon their heroes have discovered that there is csa
danger in the pocifyng power Of the telegraph
and peace officer than in powder and bullets
So they quarrel ut one place on the lmc-il % u
challenge is sent and accepted, and the battle \
Is located at some other point near n styj,I u'
the telegraph line, they then start with lo;u.cj
tolls, and mad as tigers, for the chosen sru, ~.
Meanwhile their friends telegraph to the slr'"'
or some other peace officer to be on hand, AM ~
soon as the bclligeronts arrive, they are arrcs
and put under bonds to keep the peace. Their
seconds then get the parties together who shake
hands--laugh ut their folly--and then return
to their friends again perfectly satisfied
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-05-11
.n,i-Tcmpernncc Triumph.

Last Monday was a warm day between the.
censc and the No License party of this town,
which the No License party came of second bas
being beaten about 40 votes. There were many
good temperance folks however arm in arm with
the rumsclcrs in this fight, or the contest would
have resulted less disas;rously. The truth is, by
licensing groceries, a revcnle Of some $500 may
he brought into our town treasury, Of which we
pre at present minus and which it Is thought
viii teni vastly to beautify our streets de- and
10 the groceries woullJiccp open Gnydo'0, &c DC.
the majority thought We had better license
Now we neither grant these premises nor the
conclusion. The truth is, the States attorney
with lis ten indictments over the head Of each, had
the doegcrcs on the hip, and this triumph on Mon
day was all that could save them, for II the town
had voted no license every lndictment would
have been put through But the money the
liuoney Oh the money!
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-05-11

would defeat the writ by claiming the person as
ms property. This wit then 81 cures the RIGHT OF
personal liberty to all classes al 'neIl To foreign
ers As vel n Others slavery then cannot exist
when The powers OF tbs WIZ are allowed Their
inii "pe'auo'I --... -......,
Inc tePuoA'an I'Im "' government secured
to add the states toy the '.i'''''ioh' cannot '''er
'...gr'i, ,.,,i, ',,r, ,.t.r fornI. and .nr,al.
D, ti,t-,raa,.r.... Character. anlwlat i. a re-.
r,l ,.,..n - II ..y,sumcr,i Isl, not a gov.
!l-,,.,'., a, IF ,l. Who'll, mas ,s a., no.,