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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-05

i viii be seen dat iae Administration continues
to heap sew hsaors On Ibis re1ounsd Freesoiler.-
On sees1d sober thought, General Pierce, ii
seems came TO The conclusion that The otice Of
sao-us.sarerI a. New York, vas = inadequate
nuard ior ne services rendered By this abolition
isi N he late canvass and aecordiDgIy he Is now
prone,sd 70 hr.i sIsss Mission. We do not des-
par q seeing DH Secretary Of State before the
close O Gen Piesees ADMINISTRATION. He is eri-
asnty huse tsrorie win The President, and still
higher rewards are doubtless ID store f3r him.
Southern Democrats will OF course applaud his
sPpsi1meni, and win prove eSnciusiveIy that John
Ss.-osn nir,eh vas not squndsr o. The slavery
quelnql han John A. Dix Richmond Tymer
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-05
PIERCE INE.4l, AND PaERCE in 81.

i has BEEN wisely and profoundly remarked that
The cass hei1f altered alters the case OF Tie
truth Of Ills ap3ihegm General Pierce has gfren
striking sxempIs6cssion. In 1871. when the Wings
we're in power is opinions on he snhjecs Of reno
vals from oficesrtre thus expressed:
\ No Naturalization sha, has ever hrld he rensI
or government br that sriH can Afford 10 turn
out the puhlic otRccrS wko prndentiy. hut openly,
in The exercise a their uadeniahle rights have done
ali within their ieopelo sustain he power lhaseon
ferfed upon thef Place
AT The same tsAe he laid down the following rule
which he solemliy Srerred that no honest adminis-
tration could de4afl from.
There Is essil he) hns one sensible. practical
rule upon this 9zbeel II the discretion Of the Of
nee holders vii. NOT observe II let them feel the et
feet Of it, II y thus When public ofieer ne
elects the duteso f his Office for political purposes,
prostitutes fot political ends, or in any way aon-
ses the trust conEded 10 him. 10 promote the offsets
Of I party! As sheuia BE- renered; and 50 ias as !
know my party yield that principle their cordial
assent Blu When you transcend This, you assail
the public ofcdf in the free and unembarfasset e.
ereise OF halebabIe rights, secured g him y ne
Constitution, ~ 4 man and citizen.
Aud 50 strict were his sentiments upon This sub
Jedi that be esen dared 10 ind fault with General
jackson for III course he .Pursued, as The reader
viii perceive Iipm the following
II We stood Geiofe the nation ana the world 81
the naked unqualified ground that We preferred our
friends to our opponents Thatlo confer place was
our privilege, Whichwe chose 10 exercise Ionghl
not to say re taese sir, for will say what these
friends hest acquainted with me know-that There
was nothing inthe administration Of General Jack
son which sou io1mfy failed 70 3nsfify the re-
mdval VI one torthy officer 10 give place 10 anoth-
I err s-ssssl
Our readers win remember that we published
during the Prssideniial Canvass-or il may hare
been anef the election-an extract from this same
speech Of Geberal Pierce's The excerpts abcst
have been lalfly quoted, and mes, periinently toe
blythe Richmond Times. The course Of Prtsidsn
Pierce sihce:ibe fourth Of March, affords the bfs
possible comment that could be made upon hi.
speech deliveSsd by lir. Pierce, in 1911, for u,
purpose OF fnllipg fapli with The then w hig admin
is,fation. = P!eamont H'hig.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-05

II wa Courrcssioaal Conveafol assembled IN
W;.iakstcr O TsesdaY last. The number Of Dele
rniss 6rrscnf 9.s sskc and every rounty in The Dis
MIA wss reprcsented. JOHN a. CARTER Esa., of
Lss1ous eonnty presided oahe occasion; and JosEPn
TiDsAII, 4 Freaeri<h. ssa n. B. MExDE. Of Clarke.
wsrs spposisd sssrstaries. o. tking ths Chair Dir.
Gnsrrsllrnsd thssks . he ccuyeuiion IN handsome
tsrns. or ths hosor conferred upon him. a list ofDei
sfliss were hlpded b. md Ne rol eaIled eomnit
~ ~ tve from eash eeuaiy igPointsd . aans 10
80 csnssutlou ac.sdidnfs. Aflsr Ess isstes alb
$780, - esnniti.s rsils.i, ~ issosaesd iroush
sksSeksimsn that DIZZY we're nnsainoas In rscomnend-
~ ALEXANDER \. B0TELER, Eso d Jefferson
scnniy. rs a1souseement hailed IN the most
thnsinsiis ed rapt.rous manner. nofes VS. thea
~. thai he rccommcndston 81 he eonmittee be Q
apfs1 snd Il Hsf esrisd with loud and long
susoas ~ Sdnmittes was thsn appointed % wait
ma NJ BorELxn fwhe Was in Wisehester Il he ~
s,snes q hi tfiendsD and inform lin of his nomina
tio.. d short Tine. DE committees returned, with
Mr. H. who addressed he large audience, ia his usual
happy nanssr He sxpressod his deep sense Of graft
tuis e. ~ hoaor II being selectsd . The standard
Bsssrr IN his District q the great party % Which he
belsnrsd he valnsd Il more, because the nomination
Va 81 him unseIiciisd. unbsggsd. and aabougAt We
<.anot gre ersn idea Of the able remarks made BY
mr. D. They were received amidst the leudest sP-
plause.
AZ DC co.ciason d his remarks. he was hapled
Ihasdsons Boquet presented 10 behalf Of lady from
Wnpen-Ferry He accepted ID = neat little address.
vote Of thanks was unanimously adopted, for the
sks nd seieai discharge q the duties BY ePresiding
eGesr ma seetstaries; sfser which. adjoarument
uss carried. Benre announcing The sdourEment, Mr..
Carter again returned thanks for ths honor bestowed in
srlseing hin 70 preside the Oceasioh He urged The
seiss szsriioas q ssery one present in behalf Of Mr.
Betsles. Pisdging thit Losdoan county would give
rcd soeoanf q hersek II
Wevi1 berg state, that Mr.. Carter presided with
great dignity and ability
Amer he adjoarnment Of The Convention. Col }. r.
HAnInkncx. o. behalf Of the Jefferson delegation,
tendst a iavit.tioa % The members q the conSenoa
and sshs preseni. meet in the ParloF Of The Hotel
Aad paFtaks q refreshnenis awaiting them. Dele
gates ifsn clsrks also exisadsd. hsspitalities o
Al sight. DE people Of winehester gave ,umptuous
SspPer viii IL aeconpaniments. Every thing passed OF
pleasantly.
We vsnture he assertion that the wing Convention
~ Tuesday, Of the harmonious and sasl-
siastie ever assembled In Virginia.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-05
MRS. KkRRIET BEEcuER STOVES
CHARITY. w,

There vss recently fsays the N. Y. NATIONAL
Democrat. family ofslaves in Virginia, which
the owner offered TO sell into fseedom al a very
small prize, and some benevolent parties ia Phia-
delphia undertook TO raise the amount by shbscrp-
ton. The facts were presented, By letter TO Mrs.
Sigoufney. who immediately enclosed twenty five
dollars for the object. Mrs, Harriet Beechet Stowe,
was also written TO- and, OF coarse, ske responded
1by sending very large sum ofmoney for fke'' go-
rious purpose" She had Just realized an immense
ortnne BY her abolition ism-she was bn tie eve of
fsiarng Tor England, to be ieied BY the Ddchess u
Sutherland. and csressed by the hand et The nobii-
ty and Of ceurse she gave rcry large suIs TO pur-
chase these thirty slaves No. good reader she gave
rot ess cent, She sent back letter full a sweet
sympathy, sbounding with the charity oS advice
and approval. but a. empty Of money asher own
face Is Of shame At heeontemptibe part se Is now
playing in England 81 forging Stale evidence a.
gainst her country. No, she had no money for
: the poor slave As her eminent friend and CO.
iaoorer, Mr. Aminadab Sleek. would sat " Il is
notin our way" Her emission" is % make men
ey ess Of negro philanthropy, and not IT. Is
(WeeoPy the Sbovs fromthe Spirit ofFTaeidiy last
The Intelligent reader will readily recognise his Mrs
SrowE Is the authosess q :. Zach 7Sm'. Gakin,"
work Designed 10 operate against the nsntoas Of the
soafh
Mrs. Stowe has issued from the. Pres, work
which she Demonstrates % Key to Untla Ton, Cabin
''Prcseatas he original Facts and Documents upon
(which the story i founded-together With corrobora
. tire statements verifying the truth Of tha woril,
The authorsss "desires % thank thoss tie North
and south, who have kindy furnished materi.s for her
siuss.'''
Now, reader, who do you suppose this Mr. Stowe
brings 10 the witness stand Why, the Hol CHARLES
JAMES FatfLKNEK. tAeaOnlnee &C JrseiSon q
the Democratic party III
In introdaeins an extract from Mr. Fl speech ihe
s,y.F'Aai there were virgin.a hearts to feel ibis
:. disgrace (slaveryl Is sviden, from The foilinx re-
2 ply Il Mr.. Fsnlkner TO Mr. Gholson IN the firrp;.
4 House q Delegates, lss3ns
las mrs. Stow = shrswd uonan-she n4 eaiy
rlassing large fortune By her works. a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-05
MANCHESTER pKEsBYTERY.

most Interesting session Of the Winchester Presby-
terry n me Old School Presbyterian Chsf.h has Just
fza---1--a..-- As-st Of the
churches il the bounds Of Presbytcry, repI ssen-
ted by the Pyors or Elders. The opeaing WIS
preached on "Wednesday, by the Rev. Mr.. HENRY.--
The Rev. Mr. McPHAIL Of Fredericksburg was chosen
as Moderator. The congregation in attendance have
been very large and the Word has been dispensed with
the power Of truth, andfthe persuasion Of eoqncnce
On Sabbath both the Methodist and Episcopal Chur-
ches were kindly rendered, and the pulpts Of each
were filed both morning and night, by members Of The
Presbytery The Fall meeting Of the Presbytery will
be held in Fredericksburg -Spirif
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-05
CASE OF REUBEN RoDERrs.

Qaite an agitation has recently sprung up In South
Carolina. in eonsequeaceof the enforcement
law Of that State switch requires the imprisonment Of
every black seaman who enters its ports.
British vessel arriving there during tie past yesr
other rejoicing under the eognomen Of Rcub4n
Roberts was politely marched oil to the 'I5ck- ap de-
tanned there in duranee vile unt the tesseas about
to sail and then promptly restored the caboosc
which he was the presiding genuS 70 reshne the pre-
Psroa u cheice vands lsr the officers and crew Of the
good ship.
Itsppears that Sheriff Yates me oieer who nsie tle
Of the cOored gentleman alluded TO- wa sued for
false imprisonment When the suit was insStdted in
July last, copy writ was sent to Gov Meanswho i'm
medsiey Transmitted il TO the Attorney Geshrsl with
instruction 10 take charge Of the defence &e In his
annual message, the Executive laid The whole matter
with the Attorney Generals report, before die Legs-
istufe These being printed and referred the Com
iee ColOred Population upon lis Recommendation
joint resolution adopted empowering the Govern
in any future Of the kind, employ Counsel to
defend such Sher when action 10 brough against them
in execution Of the law. entitled an Act tie eee
tnay to prohibit free negroes sad persons q color from
entering this State, snA Tor other pnrposest"
As might have beea expected this affair excited the
ymrathies Of the Duchess Of Suiherlasd ad the Erefs
Hall Phanthropists On the other side OF the water and
the rampant abolitionists little nearer homc. ~
t.fszTy
Bull evnces his usual dogged perseverance, IN the
test The issue locked forward to with great Interest
BY the false and real friends Of the slays both in thu.
county and ia England.
The ProPriey Of sech Law Is, to say the least, ques
toaable. Yet i the duty e. ali COED cireas tosee i
rgidly md faithfully executed long il remains upon
the stltute- book.
j. Too freqaenty the ease, 10 the lasting disgrace
our kepublean Institutions be il said, that the mos
wholesome laws are suffered 10 be disregaded remain
dead letter. II they are bad let them be repealed
and let all good citizens every effort 10 Substitute
better ones. ~H
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-05
gEFEERsoN COUNTY.

Chas w. Button and Jas D. Gibson have been
nominated BY the Wing party OF Jefferson as can
didates TO represent tina, county in the next General
Assembly ofYirginia. Jefferson has always been
one q the most decided Wing counties n the State,
butT like Bedford, owing 10 dissensions resulting
from conscious strength, she was mi srepreseDied
BY democrats ia the last Legislature. Messrs.
Button and Gibson are jealous popular and EN-
cienr Whigs; and there is doubt they will be re-
turned at lie ensuing election BY triumphant
Notwithstanding rTrginian.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-05
GROWTH or ALExAsDRIa.

The entire pcPriation Of Alexatdria in 1850, ac-
sordihg to The census returns did no, exceed 80
BY he assessment Of las, month. /, ameun,ed a
lO626. Thus, in the short SPACE OF two years, h
has increased over 900, or 4, The ra,e ef tven,v
Eve per cent We are pleased to observe mi. nm.
nissakzble evidence OF prosperity. Alexapdr;a ~,
awakened 10 new life Of energy and ACTIVITY al
il viii not be long now before i, win oeeunv
prominent commercial position 10 which j, has
always been entitled geographically. As viz
ginia city identified with the interests or lie s,a,e
4 i gratifying 70 mole every manifestation Of lis
Success HEnehester Rtpnbiican. Il
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-05
1oAaD or ..usIr0 WORKS.

Friday evening issi. after sirngglsior two day.,
abe Democratic Conveanca. held in Winchester.
On the i6ih~ bsIlo.ing, nominated EDwlRD J. AIM
srnoSo u Taylor eoanly, q the candidate for the
Board Of Public Works from The Third lIeffsrson)
Distriet On the 7th ballot, PnlraP p D.sDniDoE.
Of JencFsoas received - a92 Before the lotA baL
sses.'As X; me
Usnoerscy viii therefore be compelled 10 march
10 the eslis, and vote accordingly, for man some
- them never heard Of aud whose qualifications
shsy know nothing about
The WkiKs hare not made nomination.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-05

oD- PR Gray, editor Of the Cleveland Pasindealer.
has besn appointed postmaster at that place.. lie is a
ultra ebolitionist Throughout the late Presidential
canvas he spoke Of the we'll known report Of Gen.
Piercs Boston speech as true, and KEPT The
obnoxious pf its sentences from week week the
head Y bis paper lie avowedly considered The alleged
utterahce q those sentences By pierce reason
why c should be elected President He even continued
to publish the sentences as authentic after ercr him
sell had denied ever having spoken them.
And now this man Gray. The lest Of the aboltionist.
appointed to the best oce in The large city IN which
he hyes! What do the people Of tic Sou;h think II
this sort o distribution Of President Prces patronage
Louisville Journal.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-05

There ere nsny, we know. (ssys-,ks SPIRIT By
- saaaa aalrks1 nisk - M nnl;nsr
nnea. yet Il % be hoped better coancis nav pre-
yai nnd he nominee # tbs Co.'S en,oa Ae rnmpkant-
y esctcd, the pfeptcty and Justice of which ne shall
Asreaner Aats oee.sioa 10 denoastrste."
fNow. tVhigs aoes no, dis sdviee cone wish
. eosd srses ftu candidate who is so,ieiline whig
~soesi aIt b h hoped tssys cur WIKI seek
~ bsls,r eoyrils nay prevail. and The no1iaec q
~ Cosvs.sio ~ trianphaasly elected. Ought
=, 81 slsies > sdsp,ed by lie Whiesi oar neirA
e~s sdvss u soea i me eale Wy .ot n regard 30
.shs Itlig aonissesi his bad rule that roa,t work
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-05
DEMocRATIc CoNvRNTIox.

weretss cur rsadsrs 70 The grsP hie sketch Of the
proceedings Of dis body. We wefs present, and
can ysueA lorlits correctness 10 the main. Mr. F.
sis Ast fhseheiee oftkeD smocraey a Aewill learn
81 ihstins The election u over hehas Pabiished
hisspsseA Of aeeeptanes 10 the Spirit Absence
from hsne, and Z pressure or business, prevents
M noticing some Of its yieA points Next week We
shall refer to H.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-05
THE FAULkNER DINNER.

The dinner gvsp to Mr.. Faulkner BY the citizens Of
HarpenFerry TOOK place, the 2lst, IN grove near
Bolivar, with regard for poetic a ken as political
feeling. T6asss were drunk and speeches made Mr..
Fankner talked to the crowd and the crowd emptied
glasses At Mr. Faulkner until late hour and nothinr
occurred to mar the pleasure Of the day" The dinner
was fine one, and Il the Hon. gentlemans hunger had
not been Of different character he must have gone Of
perfscily Satisfied with the cook Yin. Re,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-05
ROMANTIC.

wePqblishsd. i shorty Time since the marriage Of IA
coupled whose ages are rcspectiyely, II and IS years
They wcre lovers in the hey dayof youth, spd
rlmonifl connexiol then prevented BY pkgcntal
thority They have each been married, and zach lost
partner w death. The frests Of time haye failed 10
chill Ahe affections Of their hearts, and with the
weight q years upon them they have now cec togeth
eF TO iahll the vows Of their early aifcctiop.-ta
e ISprinefeLd 12efnlLI,cns1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-05

Il The Londoun Chronicle ssr. - ". =,
asrst.nd ma, The contractor (Mr Bowtr,) Tor pn,.
ing % NE roint Of Rocks Bridge. las deeamprd
- 49, - ~. saa .eu his workman 70 whistle
80, $50 -. company has taken he work
- ~ viii eonlinue Il underline
'. " i.,e terenan Of Air Bowers
: ~ Z ne' Il esri.tl hat Mr., B has decamped--
-. = ..P,s'gles 'Aas he has been knocked in The
I. Is hsa eeee an he Possessioncf " 500
oonals = de5 o. I've before III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-05

VfRuIsiA STATE TEMpER5ScE Appngss The
State Temperance Conyeniion Of Virginia held IN
Slauaton last August appointed a cerimiltee 10
prepare an address to The people u Virginia.
whereby the necessityIof adopting and supporting
the temperance movement should be brought into
morelgeneral nSiice. As heEresuR of t.lis action
the committee have put forth pamphls pf twenty
four pages The authorship OF which is stsrib0ed to
Philip Williams, ESQ., OF Winchester He states
that Abe Cashier of the Valley Bank ihtorms The
committee that he was so much surnr;sed at tie
large amount Of draiIs drawnhY the pFopfietots Of
"a large distilery in MARYLAND upon the merchants
in Winchester, for whiskey sold 10 Them, that be
was induced 10 add up the amouni, and be found
that in one year they exceeded sixteen thous and
DOLLARS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-05

\ ~ Let the people Of Virginia remember that while
the Democratic party Of the State telling them that
theF share 81 the public lands would avail them nothing
If they had would be Of aid to them in constructing
their contemplaed Internal improvements and educating
their contemplated Internal educating
their children, the State Of Ohio has appropriated to
schools and colleges, internal mproyemens &c., ftro,
nifion ttco hundred and serenty-tree hohsafid tce
h'fnded and ffyeight acres of the public aul-that
Iaana has appropriated 70 the same purpose tee MIL
to tsrO hundred and y-seren thousand four hundred
land sirty Illinois sir million iry-sir thousand
seten hundred AID sitty acres-Mssour reeBsii
lion t,co hundred aid forty four thousand t,ro kupared
and sir acres and Iowa ttco millions serea hudred and
bitteen thoetsand fire husdred aud niaetyfre acres
BY the help those appropriations the States Of Ohio
Indiana Illinois Missouri and Iowa disseminating The
benefits Of dgca,ioa among their peopleare CONSTRUCT
iag stupehdous internsl improvements, by mesas d
which they rapidly advancing in prosperity and &C.
quiriag increased wealth aRd power every year and are
begging land from Congress every session. Yet
the Democratic leaders in Virginia persist il telling the
people that their share Of the public lands would be Of
mouse il they had it. Why could Virginia build
school houses colleges and construct internal i
provemeits with the public land fund as well as oths
Statess Win her Democratic rulers tell the peogse
Why she could not ,ARichaond JJ5Efg iE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-05
APRoINFMENrs.

WAsHrserok. April 25y-Tke President has sppoin-
ted Hon. John A. Dix. Of New York Minister 10
Fr.nre. and tie Hon. Richard Kidder Meade. u vir-
gina, nIinisieF to Chill.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-05

HonnnIE DzArn.-Ihs Hardy fV.-) NIX slliss
Nat nstso m n.ned Ten. bsicurnr D. the e,tsis q
Ne hal. nnrrcy, ~ Hired u . Isb1tr q Sc Co
A-hin HHtscss !. 1lst1.1osE <>anil.cl ssf1rf>r
-, vkiIs = ~, q i.is1i.1I',1. ~ -o sscs
shsr ], 90 W.. ~ !, ~ .,neas - b!'sst .
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-05
SHOCKING.
wasu,Sorox. Nav q. Iss

WAsHrSGroS, May 3, 1883.
The citizens Of our good city were favored with quite
shock about . minutes past o'clock A. NJ, on last
Monday ihorning Various the opinions expressed
as 70 The cause hereof Some say that the anticipated
removal II Clerks from the Treasury, caused the very
earth to thus exhibit her honest indignation the bar
barDus policy manifested her worthy sons by he
powers that be. Ohers induce rs 10 believe liar e.
spirits beloW giving u manifestation q their
kncckngi perhaps prove chat Prof. Andersons the
DRY Of the agency OF electricity in the Rochester thump
ngs is BIT 90 plausible a II seems to b.. be
the cause what 4 may il i hxed fact that being in the
second story OF certain buuding writing Al higa
desk, we FELT oarseycs, desk chair and all Cog about
that tune Sundry book cases, filled with the ponder
Gus tones pf other ages appeared quite animated and
absolutely made quite commendabc attempt Al jig.
considering their great weight.
About 70 min. past I. On lie 18th Apri i8Ea ne s-
prenced three shock which were not quite 90 violent
This lasted about three or four seconds.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-05

10 car e.iiuabie lsiy ftienp. Mira BElEER. wife
~ 81 nei1tbor q lk< Epirr. - eive lhanks fer
- ts|ici1nl 0ess y 1rp.r.ss4 SIC has our be-,
I'D 1ir1s., wishes ~ htr prosperity.
=
It11 -zt4|1. Ii Eiisol 81 De Hsrrissn
~ II-Il'ras. - ~ un1i.cA'eg wig. k.s
.41.4-->I 1lr..If - e,a1i1z,s 81 co.trrrr /,
~ - LI.I<l-z Ihs EIoa. Joas Er.car. ar
s<..s'tr', b Q. pl7ssrs'i. candidate.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-05

The report t.t his srn,enan "a. % 80. H. -.
=. % EF..ss .alenly knocked IN the head 81 he
.Fpontne.t ID great Barsburuer q New York.
Wa 5spod 1si4 "A shoai1es .bore every hodv else
VIZ Asre H,i frkl.s % hc dc.e, but uk.a tks nc
~ s.hiev{d - he spoil. Of he bafiie fcld nss
disirb1isi-,' =, krc.ihe not his n,ncp