Ta'ee; Su.
XZht t.ir.
Vol
V. .
X
. for serir esmio.iioov. 1 was in t!U t-e ague
bt p rfvntnjo swi' d euwim4n pruJercc
TlwMle U.-Stnes prtupluia itself. upr
- tf tmouVttd'nrjj peop f th BetbJrug roitxty,
V unmindful of Jt prciui'y Mjhiiu. ir, ttinirt, t-
.; :o-w thc tuteXK miks cUunt, Nd vio-
-Xtfe1 s ! c l' our chromertLJ rights i thai vc
' should march i 1 i-d, to tkfcnd our iips arte sea-
lrt ( , th with, tr troops KartUf collected, ,o-
- : $nrtiv appointed, and destitute of discipline, wt
. ... i i t i n..u.ur...
t DITMf BCOUluy. OC.xnocu uy mww vi
at least equal,! point of nftmberw to the hdi ,g
- arm? t thjtUinThiI,bcofrv,rrd, k peorJanutiotis
J issued, invitine- tSsuhi-rts f a tucein power 'to
s . trwn.'aiMl ftbellwo, !et VHt i uuei-cs ot a
4 qonrurTT the country, upon which a rrt-Jrt i f tht
'aaia nature w so nbvious, so easy, and in its ton-
. ' aeqtwmet awful r in -cury asprrt, ttic Gtsiga
termed w fraught viih -d wer a 4 disgrace, t:.:
t. .l ...I.,,-!.. InvnntuSl. I fiat If St!I h
- 44, inncimi ili.Uirji - .
trriMtT entertained Those, however, whore.
'mistaken-. The waif was declined Canada
- invaded. We -were hi haste to plunge into t ee
gtvat fHn-ultiesi a4 wf, have ihw teasjrf a will
' ', as leisure ciiouqb fnr regret id rrpciiiance. " t
1 Tbe girat! mistake cf all thvc, whofeasomd
V coneepiint? the war a,-d tbaivahinn Canada, aid
Cmc!uA:i that It was mjsUJe tM either should
of a ver rrrat t ioritr of tht wbnle euwt of
enuncry, (A wMcn i rare tM apvi"eea w nm :..
. oa will caaUv utidersUDd, Mr. Speaker, by thb
e-y auieinent of opinion," thai 1 am not ot of that
cUm oTpo'iucbos which has fur so nwy years pre-
durawi iteJ m the workl, on both sues ef the Atlan
tic Yot will readily believe, that 1 am one not or
rve who worship in that temple, where Cofxtorcet
iatue high priest and Mjchlavel ihe God. Vuh
r i . i .i
ucn pouuciansiiie cnuaiwjysiiiK.nuc9inc mcani i
ts i-
rslte' 1
alr.
Rivet Haiti, on the afternoon of
7. vs! the takinc possesion of that
- un4r CoL Lewie, tSc public are
; ,mi 'd. GeOerJ JfiachcUer reinforced
Color! Lewis with ut ISO men on the 20th
Otthe rnomintjof the Ud,at day break, the A
raeilcan f rte was am Ved by the Bii'ish And In
dia:. TheRnew i rmed, a expeditiously as
was practicable, fromtt.e irregular snanntfin which
our troops wrrc encamped. To tl centre wee
opposed the Bmish, with from J to pier ft of can
bpn the Incthne m tae flanks. The Americrs
are sak to have Inicta bravely 'ontil they had ex-
l i- . t . . : . : r : l 11':
I f
tied to in the. cotnmeccerntr.t cfthc tLove'
letter of griu Harrison. It wu dated Lover
Sadusk;, January 19, ISIS.-. :i- . .. .
Gen. NVinchester ba been at tb ' Rapioe
since the lOih he has pushed a dcUtha&( ,
tn the' rivr RaUiru 1 have not Icareed the
precise object. I shall set out hu murornj, ..
a d reach his camp this D ght I have sur t
fears that colonels Lewis and Aueo may b
i n . ;
uvcrpuwcicu.
the le st possible ewxl to thcmtclves iwn fcctly jus-' haunavl their mmutiiuo( of Which General Win-
Ohvs, aceordUH; to tbeir erect1, the inuictin the chewier had not tken the precaution of supplying
jreatest pwsaib'ie et il upon other. I. the J'mI-I his trof ps ; and they Were scarcely ahle to fire five
rant of suH tnnv, if a conupt mimstryH thice r.ajndss iT!vrie wh Wirrenlfred on Ue field of
Mtmivi miles i.i stance shall Siavctloiie them an btle, are t " 1 to Lavs, been made prisonert by the
injury, his in -mplo cause to iu with des-jUiion a Bruishrwhf'i tl.e wio auenipted to. make their
p aeeableanduoofleivHnraceof rnentht'.r neiKh- ti?)NCTc pursued by the Indians on horseback,
hors, w.io'tappMitoSe ass k xci with that mirastry tomahawk i id scalpedt The slaughter was very
hy lies of mere -rVhtical tlcpcitdence. WW tho great, and 1 nmck l.as lost many valu-.ble citix-ns
these cob ucs be so remote from the sprrra of tbe aud hfite v About 40 only have arrived ut
question in controveiy, ilut their ruin or prosperity the head tfZZ r of Gederal H .rnson T.e opi
could have no pubL- i: fluence upon the resuit i nions arc varit, ss to tie force ol the enemy
Vi aillMU(U their cities .ffir no pluiidci ? What they are genera supposed, however, to have been
t'lmih their conquest can yirld no lory i In their 160 strong. IFinchester ws killed and his
ruin there i revenue And revenue to such po.i- body mangled in tbc most horrid manner by the In-
ticuiMisthe sweetest of all morsels. With such dians. He is said to bay hmtrea three fourths of
muii, iiciuici ii fie iuic u uia! Kiurn vi m nuic irom camp me uignt preceamg tne engage-
mm nw iu. ir.d. rwuued iromjois. nanr.ev mnntrv in wnicn i reswe noia snv communiun.- m.nt- ari iw a -r Kn. n-;n-n.i -. Miv.t
'never look into forfwd4tat"on the connexion of brth There is betweto us and them no one principle hoiy.es. The movement ol General rHnchester
those events, with ,tft'rat eVtinn foT the thslf sympmhy either in motive or action. to the river Raisin was to secure a considerable
v . Tnagistracyr which' was' tie'i pendiagr It never' That wise, moral reflecting people which ccn- uintity of provisions, fit to protect tc inhahltunu.
; tra Sufficiently considered by U em, tat plunging sthoie the great mass of the p-.pulation of Ma&sa- Stce the above was issued, another ex
y. into war with Great Brit 'in, ras among the condi-. chusetts indeed, of all New-Englafd, lxk for the M nas arrjved n lown bearing a letter
Zons, otl-which wpJt:X?r the P"fJ aources of their political dudcji no where else tha n Q HarrUon to Governor Mtigs,vho
v ' n1i.f .alanuT. Cinda, wi to he, b'truth.only a duties According to their estimate of human life has P:Ufl; ,avorcd uswuh the follow'n8 -
mode tf currvine on an eleetioneeiine campaign, and its oblhrations, both political and moral riutits tract, dated. f
v Hut Wire events hav eXDlained Political curcoses emanate from the nature of thines, and from the
fl NEWS. 57
i'-twn project and intercsta," t- It' now, 'upparent them. True it is, that a state of war gives the
TO l le WQSl tnoie ignien, now iwuuh iuiy oc uis- riglu to seizs ana appropriate nc prapny ami iern
" gweed a'ui jet a Cabinet atu.bt its rtesired honours tones of an enemy True it is, that the colonics
-, all ia de-sr, . A.couutty myy oe ruined,' in malting of a dreign power are viewed, according to the Ijw
t;- aa admijiisttOT happy.' '''N,.';, J1 t of nations, in the light of its property. But in es-
' . 1 said 'Mr. Spiikcr that wch strange schemes. 'timuung the propriety of catTym desolation into
' appretly irrecontileable td common sense and te peaceful abodes of their neighbors, the people
'.f-common prudente, wtreon that very account, more of New-England will not limit their contemplation
'r Tlkvlj to lie suocessful,- ; Sir-There is anuudici- (Continued in page 32. J
' iy, which S'imettmes starlos mon, instead! both of i. n ..
nost likely tp p?rf.fm that, which no man ever:
v' did before, ami will never "be, likely 'to d, aun,
', tirhonasthe boldness Wundertake that, wi.ic! no!
A piun ever thought of attempting in time past,:ndj
BO m4rt will over think.of 'attempting; in time fu
.'Vi.tare.'I.w mid not, however; bfc understood as inti-t
' ; rua'Vlf; thai this cabinet project of invasion u im-
pr M-Ucabl", either ao n respects ti.e collection oi
means' a'nd" uiarromentiV or in the ultirnute result.
On" t.-.c contr-ry, sir; I deerii both very feasible.
Alien 111 Vi : J. 'aiivui a ui 11 iwi i jwu.',M - ..
a "J a -'-. . a. BJ.. .. .U A A IVI m ... .Sk
8 V tahnK-r&?lntheroi.a hundred daUarsyunty may, Dl'J"' Ir",u r. . ' ;4UUU,C
"t" ti l ir.w;.' htirltlnvnw. ( nftt tuaiiRVrr carco to Mr. Gr-irge Williams, arrived at An-
- the attainment of the desired army, lobe brcvtivtinapolis yesterday. She sailed from Nantz
, 'dby any yu'gw nodonsf ecoiiorny. Mouey may j on ihe 25th of December.
( r ho ohuined. What, by means t)S the. IncYeased The Kemp came into the Bay at 12 o'clock
'v J VPpuIarirf',' derived from I t "ame 'tauon if the on Saturday night through thr British squa
, navy,x what. by jfpcnuii sabseripUoii "iffi.vBi ir) th j . .n4in in-irl tWr c.
v;,KWiotirbf them, and could distinctly hear the centi-
"..tthe,euWility ottlra nvnted i interest my be ympt- '
' fed," beyond the point o'patnodciesist&nce dhd all:"" Pc. ' , . ,
' the stained tne.S Icing diverted to the usof the! CaPtain Burton cam. up to the city last
,v; .winytnecuiiiat y resources may be obtained, imple, evening, and has very p. litely lavr.red us
at least foth? tfrat yoar.j, ' Ami, sir, let an army of; with a file of Pai is papers to the 21st of Dec.
, thirty thousand ifteiiW The emperor Napoleon arrived at the Pa-
f under the command, of 'popular leader, , let them i laCe f the rhuilkries at eleven o'clock on
J ; ! olBc.ere.d, fo Uarpurpose let therri he flush- th-night of the 18th of December. His ar.
with victories, knd nee the fascinating career of rivft, at PurU was most pompously aommnced
I V w1?v, tsJAr . .tv.irS( ii ri.hr. , t l.am. aftn thr will ' .
, u.4la.T .s.v.7 r-.... 7 '""'in the French napers. We are inclined to
ail 1
RE W S.
jrorcijjn.
Baltimore. Feb. 10 The schooner Kemp,
'Mkt e. ..ta Muav nA. nanrinr in vr-a m v -si b
IhVA Pf vo ;wui ,think that the ttventv-unth bulleti-., .hich is
Vcolhctit bythelr Own bayot and they will not'not-inourfili-, concludf-a the campaign juhat
,v '' ' tigidly ibserve '.ahy ; sir-lines or .water lines in '.en J the remarks of the 4 Par is J ..urnal' rcjfer t it,
iotdtiis-their hecsaanrityt!e4.Jo.i' h stayed by ab.'aud that the' grand army' art- in winter quar-
k stract ape'r.ut'tton's coficcrnhig right ; or learned ! teri in the -ighb rh d r.f Wilna.
constitntidnardifficulties. f , :, '. j Paris, Dec- 20 His majeiity the 1'
f" . I sire,', therer; 'that; t Jftwr be-distinctly un- 1 arrivftd at the palace of the Thuillerii
S;lerstoodt!:bihhytKh night ofthe l8th. n
V
, t , v T1 - 'TL 7. " TTS ;. V r'-proach ot his happy return
V- ; vhkh li hvotyed by the catanel td be its puTpos is ' . u. ,r t
4 intended by itUhat coniwuance of th'war and not g 'hat dtv by voUien -f
peace is. -piyjcvi-- tea, mi uv;.w- tm-
-.' i uuincey.was neiw cneo tu pme,
Iall of Georgia, f 't intiroadng -Unit ihe
v of the cabinet wece fntnda of the i rcncir
jiei' ur tiHK , jHiv.cniiii)j wnp? vvijiibji
cabinet,;the fi ienda of the French erhperour, may
T Wf witlfes)Cl tp.'Caiiadaand, Halifax V Tiiki
r ey Ar.
members
emperor.
. ' "Mr, Q Srtid, thit he'undefstood that Ihe relations
l & amity did subsist between thii tonntry & Prance,
.and that, in Bioch a state of things he bad a rtg'U to
speak. 'of the. American ;cabhit;t as the friends, of
prance; in the siitw-Jniqiner aa h? had hew a; right
SU'& wUvthejiuljsnemiea of Great Brjtaiis..i; :;V
lt t- .TheSpeaJter saVr,,th'attner'reaVroii8.
-' toinly did aiihsist between thb.. country Vd, France,
and that he d'ul hot conceive "the gentlerhan ' froni
" Massachu-siAt to be out cf order in his expressions.
; , -That H ,vas imhbssible ta prevent gentlemen from
' exprcsbg themselves,:soasto'convey anl.'utJoi
1 5 ' 14 Tkir. OuincT proreeded-Ulf Mr. Spfe'aker,thogen-
, - tieman irora veot gia,ona n pouticai ineuns, wouio
r take one thing into consideration, he'atod j they , wUI
. , have ho reason to Storbptain iri case h cabinet -he
of that "Immaculate natureT ha supposes VQ.ttd-
, .' ;mini3tratioiino,frt tn,lw eveir materWIy mjuiVd
"bv any mer iwiacWo.The 'stronfcth of 'satire'
' is the justness of the remark,' and th only, sting of
' , Invectivei ithe truth of obseryaUoiur '5
"' ' I,wiUuow proceed to '.discuss UibJe topics which
' naturally atiae" oiii 'ofthe Vdl under conskleratlon,
, 1 and examine the projiosed,, invasion' of Caoada,' at
, ; three diifereat poiui of riivri'," ifii -. y
j , ; 1. As m:ans ol carry ingn the subsisURg war,
,i A a means of uAuing an i earl'jind honotv
, V - 3, As a means of advancing; the pemhal aba lu
. r.f .Kimi K mf iTihtea. nl thfk A.
Hradu irters, Carriiinz River, Jan. 24.
Dea: Sir l'he eveat of which lxprtss
ed s much apprehension in my letter to you,
fr m Lowr-r Sandusky, has happened. Th
d-tachra-nt under cul. Lwis was reinforced
bv G n. Winchester with 250 men. He
attended it, and took the command at the ri
ver Ra s'n on the 20th, & ou the 2.d, he was
attacted at Heviellc, bv a considerable Bri
tish and I.idia i f rce with six pieces of artille
ry ; the troops being surprised and the ground
unfavorable, had but little opportunity of for
ming to advantage. They wrre surrounded
and broke in 20 or 25 minutes. A major
and cap?.m and about 25 privates wtre al
that aff cted their escape.
I had but 360 men with me, about 3 miles
above the Kapids, where the news first reach
ed ine. I immediately ordered them to pre
pare to march, and set out with my staff to o-
vertake a detachment ot 300 men that had se
out tnat morning tor tne river Kaisin. l over
took them at the distance of 6 miles, but be
fore the oiher troops (colonel Andrews' Ohio
regiment) came up, it wasa&certaii ed that the
defeat was complete, and it wa the unani
mous opinion of general Payne. Pi rkins, and
the .fiild officers, that we should return. A
detachment to the amount ef i70 of th
most active men, was sent forward with di
rections to proceed as far as possible to assist
those who -were fortunate enough to escape ;
there were however bat few ; the snow was
so deep that the fugitives wtre entirely ex
hausted in running a few miles ; those that did
g t ff effected it by tu-ning down to the lake
a .d sucritir g thereselvts. I believe there
were not m re than 40 or 50 that g t a miU
fnvri the scene of action, a;id the greater part
of them wi re overtaken.
Never were the affairs of any army in a
more prosperous situation than ours bvfc.re
the unfortunate step of marching the detach
ment to the river Kaisin ; it wai made not
oniy wnnout any autnority irom me, out in
opposition to my views. Every thing in my
power was, nowever, none to prevent any
disaster, a-.d reinforcements were pushed or
with as much rapidity as possible ; (major Cot-
grove s battalion, thehrstin the army j was
within 14 tniles ot the scene oi action, whe:
he heard of the d.feat, and 300 regular troops
were also on their way. 1 remained at the
Rapids with one regiment only.. In justice to
general Winchester, I must observe, that I
have understood that the measure (marchi' g
trie detachment to the river Kaisin) was
forced upon him by his officers ; but, whatever
may have been the cause, and however irreat
Chiuicothe, January 2.1 the rnhmitv. both as it recrardft tht nation anrl
1 , J - "O -----v..
totractor a letter trom trfntral Harrison to i.ovemour mdividuals, it 13 certainly not irreparable. Bv
I. have the pleasure to inform, you, that the eers, i toon mis position yesterday, tor the
detainment under Col. Lewis, was tormJete purpose of forcing a speedy junction with the
y) nuccM-Tut ii its attact umm the part if the tmops ra the rear, and to cover the very v-A
enemv at the river Raisin. Their force. there, uable convoy of artillery and stores that are
corisistinc of severa hundreds of Indians. and coming from Upper Sandusky. Unless thr
a company of mMitia' which were placed be- w.'ather is very unfavorable 1 shrdt be at the
. ' . .... u : : r r j- t 1
hihd pickets, were attacked bvour troops. a- JXH,U aS,,u ",u ur v "y, ana snai
three o'clock on the eighten h instant jcertjinly give the enemy an opportunity of
The action c nuinued tiil night, when tne m"aSlu"ing their strength with us in another
enemv ere completely routed. Th,. In- .conicsi. ror myscu i xeei no aouDtas to the
dians suffered 'considerably th ir allies ran
off with a piece of artillery in the commence
ment ofthe action. Our Ir?ss is t n killed, two
captains and twenty privat-s wounded. 4 Gen.
Winchester marched yesterday with 200 men
to'tak'e the command at the river Raisin, j he
will have 1000 eff ctive men. l am this mo.
from t Ke Albany Gazette, cf Feb. A.
Extract of a letter from a gentlemen at Buf.
faloe, to his friend i this city, dated oa wed-
t-sday last : -'"i It is vnh extreme pain I in.
form you, that on Sa:u day last a flag came' a;
ross Irom the fgush side, with captain ritz
rrald 'f the 49n reginitnt, inf.rmirig thsi
mmandir.g thc r-cn our side, that rrm.1
Winchester, and about I OX) men, were killed .
and taken prisoners, at the Miama .Kapidi. . j
l hat it was a dear b ught victory or the Bri.
tish. lie add d that GOO --f our men were.
kill ed and 400 lakm prisoners. iAn exrrt6A;
tas been 6ent to licneral Dearborn, wi'hthia V
istressing intelligence, by Col. Porter, com-V'
manding at this post." v ' J ,
Extract of a letter from, .Vnv-CrltafU, dated
eember 12.
Mr. Fromentin has been appointed .sera i
tir, in the r.K) n at lr. MagiUdrfi -Our Sr-
my in this quarter is aug.iw nti. r very fast
We hall have 10,000 men by to ftlat of
March. N ne c f our militia.VUI volunteer.
or put themselves under tne ccQamand or
General Wilkinson. Our reinforcements arc
from Tennessee and Kentucky."
lation and description havt repa rcd,
n of thn-ati i.ed dai-g- r, furnish hcU;
mperr
es at 11
1 8th. The ap
was announced
irtiilerv.
THE WAR.
of am&itipti of th members ..of the A V.tfctBfcofll
mtC. V. t-i -::.v tr?? pres amv
itle invasion of Canada, as a means of lisrnson t
cal projects
- meiican cabinet.
Concenan the invasion of Canada,
nen ui'pitching fi f c companies more Gen.
WOIR , DISASTER.;: 4
carryi'ii on the subsisting" rar, it la my duty to
' -faekk. plainjjfand dbcide'dlf, riot h1y liecause;;!
' --.'. ..himi vn nwn nnininns unon the subiecta
ftTiitaDiii?. J'ebtutirii 2Late last evenlnen ex
arnved in ttrwn.'beanng lettets trpm itenerid
son to QTvemor Meigs "A number f. let
ters have ahs& been received from officers in, the r
my.'which contain the melancholy account of tiie to
tal defeat cf tha advanced detachment unclae' the
wraxnaadl of General Winchesier . itlf, tc,en
result, and if I can judge of the disposition o
the troops, from th ma.iner in which thty re
ceived an address from me yesterday, a de
sire nt ayenging their lost companions and
re riving their country s disgrace is ihe pre
dominant passion that occupies their minds.
I know not what pronortioii Ihe nnsontr
of. gt n. Winchesters late trpucps bear to' the
killed some of -die. French Ho have comi? in
report the; latter at 50Q ah others at 80(X
Fhe detachment am"Uutedt6 near 1000. '
iilctl. aso, with much regard; dear sir. " ?
'iSHin- '': cifCVour humble Vrvant,-' ?.
rrhe following u aa extract Jt a Utter allu'
Njrfolk, Februan, 12 On Tuesday pightv
a schooner which had oeen captured by th& N
British squadron, d ove from her anchorage V
and went n shore near Lvnhaven i iver. Id J
the morning, sevtral boats were manned from
the squadr n, with a view to carry the schuon
er tiff, but they were attacked and driven back,
by the Princess-Anne militia. Another at- '",
tempt was made under cover of a small tender,
but with no betti r surcess. On our side no i
loss was sustained ; of the loss cf the eucmy;
we have no informant Ledger. tv
Yesterday mcrning, the Richmord Caval- -ry,
uuder the cumrrand f Captain Gamble,
& in the afternoon ih Richmond R.flc Cm- i.
pany, under Captain 1 aylor, arrrvtd if' town '
I he detachments detailed from tht 7th and
95th regiments, also arrived in town ai d were"
marched to their points t destination.
I he z-al and afd r with which citizens of
every situati
to the pos
orable testimony, that in defence ofs'our'
couiitry, we are not a divided people. Jfc -i-
v -.
His Excellency Gov-rncr Barbour, aw.
companied by his. aids Majors MesCtr ar&y
Campbell, arrived i town on VV dn "dy '
evening, and. n e t rda Hi ExfiUiricy';
reviewed the 54th r gimei.t and thfi tieracfa. '
ment detailed from the 95 d. regimt n . -lb -J,'
Witluut statii v p; i li ulais, (s;iys tin Ncr.
folk Ledger) vta't hai to ?;ty that iLe nj Sfi
i x.ensive and tfEcnn: rreaishi:ve been adopt J
d tor the defence ot this place. V
The Bill appropriating 50,000 as a reward.
for the gdlant Hull and his brave fiicers and?
men, in the cap-ure ot tht Guetnerc. ha? been
rejected in the Houw of Rc prcsen-ativta -59
ui 54! Thus has the gallant commaoder, his
officers and crew, been rewarded, first forpost y
extraordinary skill, which commanded therod,
miration of a discerning foe, in avirg hisship.
from a superior force, and next in subrfuinghis,
enemy. We are happy to say, that the ca6e
of the Macedonian has been betttr settled '
It has been submitted to reference., and the!',
hip has been giv n to the gallant Decatur and.!
his brave crew. The United States h-." e, we
understand, taken the M ncednnian at g2Op,O00 '
which she is well woTth.Ji. . ,
from thr Richmond ArgW) Feb. t. .'. i
ALARMING Letters from Norfolk re
ceived in this city by the last''Mnil, ay.that
a restxtablr-Captairrof Vessel cf thatpac"
jut arrived ther from Berrrtuda has made:
oath, that on his leaving that port, a number J
of Bn'ish V -8fls w-re en gaged in. taking on
board CohgreVE rocRcTS, &c. &c. intended
for an immediate attacc on sorf li! .
To Uie Editorsof the Rational Intelliirencer. 4
h ianoaiy, 1813.
Gentlemen pnWica'ion sifhed P.' B .Pr
frr" ha appeared In sundr? public prints, in which
the wjfiter professes to piva rue!'. account OJ the
nromincn transactions of the-28th November, an J
I st. of December, at Black RokVwn facts are,
tfnly stated ;, but wherever the waiter gives Hum
bert, his statements are (I must presume Uf'l
incorrect...... I -. . '
Mf states that on the 27th ytnytmbrr. thets
were rollected hear Black Rock 4500 'frclrr
xm mv command ; tharo,thi8'M?00O '?
9fi00 wrye embarked ; that on th toorning of W
ts Decernhrr 40(io mett without order or restraint
wrre UchargingsthMr Vu4etsrat the navy-yard.
T affirm-. on theh Nov.(th'tre were-fot-lerted
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