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FRESH GOODS.
ROYAL LINCOLN,
♦ r juft received ar hi* ftore, o£>pofire the
a* Mime hire and Marine lnfurauce Office,
f.iuba*gt (lare F ill) Street, an extenfive allot
ment of frefli
bcafonable Fancy Iff Staple Goods,
-AMONG WHICH ARE
Rea! fupc-lrne black, navy blue, fafhicnable '
mixd, brown, curbeau, bottle, drab, and !
loar!et Broadcloths,
Common all colours and qualities do.
5<ipei!ine and common olack, drab, mix’d
blue, butt and white Callimeres,
Merges,
Peliefe Cloths, fuitable for gentlemen’s fum
mer wear,
Black l:<k F.orentine Veiling,
Falhionable London do new eft ftile of figures,
White Merfeilles do.; white Jaine,
4 4 London printed Cambrics,
Falht°nRble luperliue and common Ginghams,
Fin? and common Calicoes,
Blue Nankins, lirll quality ; yellow do.
Walhiogton Stripes,
Grand anils, plain and twill’d,
Nankin* ; coiton Callimeres,
Patent **ufi Nank:o»,
Gentlemen's mix’d and white cortot; Hofe,
Ladies’ black, white, and Hate do
Ladies and gentlemen's b k. ami white (ilk do
Parafo'ls,
Suk and rotten Umbrellas, very good,
Black and other coloured Florences,
Black Siuchaws ; do. India Sarfnetts,
Iht o India Sattms ; black Cantou Crapes,
Black Italian Crapes.
Brown Hollands and Piatillas,
Falhionable gilt and placed coat and veft
Buttons,
Imperial [ilk ditto,
Belt Engliih lewing Silk and Twift,
Linen Threads j Cotton Balls,
Tans ; Hair Ribband*,
A great variety of India Cottcros,
7 8 and 4 4 Linen.*,
Fine and common linen Cambrics,
Eritilh Shirtings, of a very good fabric,
Cambric and common Dimities,
A great variety of fancy Mullins,
Book, Leno, and cambric do.
Tambour’d and common Armlets,
Fancy Scarfs and Shawis ; Sirfnetts,
Ladies’ long Limerick Gloves,
Leaver, kid, and Yorkran habit do.
Men’s heaver, doe ik;u, dog lkin, and wafli
leather do.
Bandanna, black flik, flagg, and fancy (ilk
Handkerchiefs,
Cotton, Bandanna, Madraf*, and Pulicat do.
White cambric HktY ; cotton Shawls,
3-4, 4-4 and 6 4 white cotton Cambrics,
B ack and other ccoloured do.
Good olive and black Velvets,
Common Veivets and Cords,
Cheap cambric and muthn Shawls,
Greeu Luitrirg; fi'k Shawls; Bombazetts,
Wilcboars ; Shalloons; Katiaetts,
Fa&ory Cottons ; do. Stripes ; do. Ticking,
Ruflia and Derry Diapers ; cotton damaik u >.
Huckabuck* and Towels,
Ecglilh and India Checks; colerain Cottons,
Elack and white Buckrams,
Webb’s patent Sulpenders,
Silk, cotton, doe fkm, and Morocco do.
Fine Britaunies ; black and white Milliue'te,
Colour'd Threads ; T abby Velvets,
Flanrels ; India Ca.tcoes-*
With a great va-iety of other articles —
All of which will be ibid on the very heft
terms. JHne 4.
L*OR oak by the (ubfcribers, at their Jtorc*
in Midd'e Street,
Cogniac B:andy Pickled Walnuts
Bnurdeaux do Olive Oil
Holland- G u Ground Rice
American do Oatmeal
Oid Jamaica Spirit* Pearl Hit'ry
St. Croix and Antigua Quaver Jelty
Rum F re ill Fig*
Cherry Srandy Mulcted and B oom
Annifeed R^ifin*
French Cordia!* Almonds
American do, by the Filberts
Pruan s, Lemon*
Madeira Oranges, Canary Seed
Teneriffe { Windfor and Bar Soap
Liibon * .... Spermaceti, Mould, tic
Sherry D,pt C,„d:«
Pc*tt and J Winter p-elt Iperm.
Malaga J Oil
H/fon ^ Table Salt
Noting TTyfon J Mat* of all Hz'1*
Hyfon Skm 'Tea*. Houfe &Hearih Brufh*
Souchong and J es
Bohea J Broom*
• °»f. Lump, 'a Rotten St< ne
Havana whie, C Sugars Chroots
•and Brown j Ink Powder
Chocolate Spice Bitters
do She!!* Indigo
a ^ j
iron, Mace Sieves
Nutmeg*, Cloves Indian and Rye Meal
Cinnamon, Cafua Demijohns
Pepper Sume Jug*
Ground do do Po’s
Pnnetro, Ginger Powder and fhot, and j
Cayenne, Muftaid Fiiuts of the iirlt ;
Caper#, Anchove* quality.
—also—
A fevr bote/ urft quality Spai. fit Segar*—
CCOO wt# firli quality Connecticut Chcefe—a
lew quintals Dum Full —100 quintal* Pollock
do.— :i000 wt. firft quality Bacon—50 bis
Cidrr, fuitable for bottling—50 bl«. Cider
•ue^ar—loo groce Velvet Cork*—lo bis j
lorter, an i a tew doz fir ft quality i
bottled do —10 keg# tirll quality Virginia i
ohacen—15 c.*iks Kaifin*—50 boxes Mufca
and C oom do.--4(H>0 wt retailing Coltre I
*“e above Go^ds are of the firft quality, j
* '*»ii be lolU <iu realottzhi* term*.
1). & N. l)AX\.
April 2*
* v
Etio Englijh Goods Shop.
JAMES FUSS LI, L,
[ T *'s taken a limp in the Infutance JiuilJirr,
• v.'o doors below the Maine Fire and
Marine Infurance Ollice, Exilargsfired, (la e
l illi Hr ) and has tor (ale a laige aliortment of
>pnng and bummtr Goods;
confuting of—
Mack, t» t:c, mix d, brown and dive fuperGne
and common Broadcloths,
Black, drab and mix’d Callirr.eres,
Mix’d Sattinett,
Imperial Cords and Stocking Nett—famion -
able Good* for gentlemen*? wear,
Priocef* Cordh-— failuunable figme* and fltipes
for gentlemen's Veils,
Marfailles Veilings; black and white Jeans,
Black, olive b* light plain t5* corded Velvets,
Blue Nankins; yellow do.; Jbugtilh do.
Printed Jeans, lor children’s wear,
Weitings ; Cotton Callimeres,
Wafhington Stripes,
Black (ilk Florentine,
Silk, leather, sad cotton Sufpcndcrs,
Ladies' white lilk Hofe,
Gentlemen’s do. do. do
Ladies’ beaver and kid Gloves,
Gentlemen’s beaver do.
7 S and 4 4 l inens,
7 8 ar.d 4 4 Shirting Cottons,
Ladies white aud col d cotton Hofe,
Gentlemen’s white do. do.
**•4 and 6 4 cotton Cambrics,
4 4.aud 6-4 cambric Mullins,
Linen Cambrics; Long Lawn,
Pocket Handkfs.; Bandanna do.; Flagg do.
Black and p aid China lilk do ; Ptiiic.it do.
Mock Madrafs do
B ack Lultring ; Vlack Crape,
Ho. Mode ; oo. Lace ; white do.
J.men and cotton 1 breads ; Pins,
White rhapel Needles ; col d Sarlnett,
India Cotton* ; 6' 4 cotton Huckerbuck,
6-4, 7 1 and 8-4 cotton Damafks,
Long Shawls ; (cjuare do.
Figuied, plaid and plain Lultring,
Ribbons ; leeded Cambrics,
Seeded aud veined Mullins,
Wotked and plain laced do.
Figured and plain leno do.
Seeded clutters oo.; Mull do.
Crape do ; Kiddleuet do.; Picquet do.
Worked and plain Jaconet do. ; Book do.
Cambric and common Dimities, life.
I he above Goods are ail of this iprtng’s
imporiations, and are warranted good.— t hey
will be fold as low as at any place in town,
for Cafh on.y.
Portland, June 4. (Gw)
WILLIAM SV>N,
iVo. 3, Union-Row, Middle Street,
TJ AS received and ready for faie, additional
■*“ “** Stock of
ERr.Sll SEASONABLE GOODS,
making, with his former iuppiy, a very gener
al alTortmeut.
—also —
<10 chert# of Hyfon, Hymn Skin, and Souchong
lVa#,oftht Uteit unportatious and warran
ted of he mil quanty.
*> .t Georgia Couon,
o Umi Brandy,
4a W me,
» m Rat fins,
v n India Ruin,
11 md and American Gin,
B it London White Lead,
R.via solid Tobacco, warranted of the firft
quality.
Ground Ginger, in fmall kegs, &c. &c. if:..
All which lie will ieil whwieuie or retail,
; at reduced price# for callior on credit,
—also—
Conjrgnei Jr Jale, c\ abon’t,
Ten ha e» of aiforted INDIA CO PTONS,
wen calculated tor country coniumption,
’viiich wii» te lcld a: Button prices and on a
iong Cieur.
Al»—Received fn m the Providence Man
ufacturing Company, a ^uautity of COTTON
WARP; dHkBluv’G; oiKifh CHAM
iiR.a V and IHc. KS ; at t. e lactoiy prices,
ami on a I'ber.ti creutt by the quantity.
Fiultu a ‘Jnr.e -4, 18/0.
BQS i ON H i f
j\l ar. up a cl uring Company
JOHN MAHAN,
ACFXT
|70T felling ’heir II \T3 ia the Diltiitil cf :
•*“ Maine, oiTers for (ale,
I " caies lu; erfine black Beaver Hats, wide
ai d narrow brims,
4 cafes of drab do. all of which are cf the
new fafhion, light, and very nice.
—also—
G> dozen Nap? Har.s, ill and 2d quality
800meu’land boy# Pelt Hats
Children # Morocco and Beaver Ha:s, a large |
ajTortment
3 caies Camel’s Hair Hats.
Any Mat* bearing the Bcrton damp, will be
wairanted to give the wearer fatisfadLon. •
They will be fo'd whoiefa e or retail, at the
fame rates a* by the Agents for the Company
in Bollon,
The above flock will fhort’v be much in
• •
created and kep: conllantiy good.
F.xcbahgc direct, ajuninr Mejjr$ Qtlincy t3*
Baker’.. 4
NEW TAVERN.
’ PHE lubfcriber rel'pecltuily informs his
-*■ friends and the publick, chat he has re
commenced keep ng a Tavtrm un BrunJ'tv k
Plain,*, tew tods well of the fttuation where
he fornseriy kept. This houfe i<* new and
c-mvenient, and every attention will be paid to
cuPomer* to render their Itay pieaiant and
fatidadhiry.
JO'.N DUNNING.
rrvn/zztJ, jMartb 19 A'4 'P J
1
'fkesh goods.
p STFVFNS, has juft received, and is
L '* opening for File, a general afTortmcnt of
Fancy and Staple Goods ^
fuitabie for the prefent and approaching fea
fon. Jmne 4.
HENRY SMITH k CO.
No. 4, Jlfrjjty't Row,
Black, blue, corbeau,
fmoak, bottle, pep
per and drab mix’d
Broadcloths & Caf
ftmeres,
Stockingnett,
A great variety 3-4
and 4 4 common &
cambric Calicoes &
Ginghams,
Japan’d, fancy ftripe,
duller fprig, loom
feeded, fprig’d, tam
bor’d leno, all over
fpidcr nett, diced,
fponed leno, pique:,
p ain and tambor’d
Book Mullins,
Hair cord, color’d and
white diagonal and
pla.n Cambrics,
Common and cambric .
Dimoties,
Velvets ; Velveteens;
Cord-and J'hickfetts;
Black, blue, drab and
mix’d Horen tine*-,
Blue and Pateut Nan- I
kins,
Waihingtou Stripes,
REMOVAL. ]
r: homas Bccket,
INFORMS his cuftomers and the public that
he has .emoved from his former fituation
to the Atop lately occupied by Mr Simon
Dearbo.n No f), Jonet t Row, Exchange fireet,
where he will carry on the
Tailoring Business.
as ufual. All caM<« and orders will be atten
ded with punctuality
Will be kept con ft ant !y on band if? for fait,
A variety of BROADCLOATHS. CASSI
MERES, WAISTCO VTING and TRIM
MINGS, and other articles Receflary for
cloaths of all k>nds. June 4.
CORN AFLOAT.
'I'WO thoufand five hundred bufhels YEL
LOW CORN afl jat, in excellent order,
and for laie by
ItiOMAS CROSS,
No, 2.3, I.cng-lVLarf.
Alfo— 100 puncheons of 2d, 3d and 4th proof
RUM, if application be immediately made.
June 4.
Corn and Flour Store.
WILLIAM CROSS,
No. 3, Jj'ng- PVbarf,
I T_T AS juft received per fchooner Friendship,
20o bbls frefh luperflae FI.OUR,
40 half bbls ditto,
10 bbls. Clear PORK,
4 bales COTTON,
5 tirces RICE,
800 bufhels of white Rock SALT.
50 bbls, Wilmtngron TAR, in fhipping
order,
15 do. do. PITCH,
‘2 pipes Spanifli BRANDY,
10 bbls. BREAD,
10 groce of Cod HOOKS,
4 doz »8 tnread Cod Lines,
1000 lbs. FLAX,
Also—in Store,
500 bufhels CORN,
10 chefts Hyfon Skin 5c Souchong TEA,
20 bag! green COFFEE,
lo kegs beft Virginia TOBACCO,
• pipe GIN.
* 50 wt. BACON,
May 23, 1810. (tf)
FOR SALE BY
DAVID SMITH,
Head of Union- W'hanf
JOO bufhds YELLOW CORN,
150 barrels FLOUR,
12 Calks RICE,
Few baies firft quality COTTON,
A quantity of FAR
Also—A general aflortment of
GROCERIES,
which wift be fold as cheap as can be pur
chafed at any ftore in town
April 16* * (t f.)
legislature of spassaetjusetts.
Oh' El.i> ESEKTATl(rES,
FltlDAY, junk 1, 1810,
VOTES FOR GOVERNOR, *c.
Fhe Committee of both Houses ap
pointed to examine the Voles for Gov
ernor and Lieutenant Governor for t: e
ensuing year reported, that they found i
the whole number of Votes returned, j
agreeably to the provisions of the Con- j
stitution,
For GOVE NOR, to be 90,813
Necessary to a choice, 45,407
\r.d that the Hon. ELB RIDGE GER
RY.Jiad 46 541 and was elected.
I iiat the w hole number ot \ otes for
LIEU t'. GOVERNOR were 89,917
Necessary to a choice, 44,939
And that the Hon. WM. GRAY had
46,515, and Was elected. This report
* i
Have juft received
Linens; L<-ng I.awns,
Brown Hollands,
Cotton Plaril as,
Black Luflring*,
Bombazeem,
Bombazetts; Ruflclls, ,
Rattinetts ; Durants, i
Durovs,
Socie, Britannia, Puli- j
cat, Hunting, Mad- !
rafs Handkts.
Purple, embcfled, and I
elegant 6 4 cotton
Shawls,
Cotton Bandanas,
Engliih & India Cot
tons ; do. Check,
Faflnottable Veiling,
6 4 and 7-8 Cotton
Diapers,
Cotton Towelling,
Gem emen & Ladies’
color’d and white
k'k and cotton Hofe
Ladies and Gentle
men's Gloves,
Spidernect Sleeves,
Umbrellas ; Parafols,
life tSV.
(Gw) May 4.
was accepted in both houses without
debate, am! a joint committee, consist
ing of the Hon. Messrs. Brigham,
King, and Heard ; Messrs. Smith, of
W. S. Lewis, of <r Crowninghield St
Dean, of H. were appointed to wait on
the Hon. Messrs. Gkrry and Gray,'
and acquaint them of their election to
the above offices.
A committee of the Senate appoint* j
ed to examine the returns of votes for;
Senators for the several Districts, re
ported, that Thirty Mine were duly e
lectcd, and that there was one vacancy
in Bristol district. That the votes nec
essary to make a choice in that district
were 2362, that the Hon. SAMUEL
KALES had 2357, and the Hon. NA
l IIA Nil . MORTON, Jun. had
2345 votes ; and that they were the
candidates to fill the vacancy—The two
Houses met in convention to supply the
vacancy ; the whole number of votes
collected was 639—of which the Hon.
NATHANIEL MOR I ON, jun. had
346, and was chosen. The two llous
es then separated.
Remonstrances were received, and
committed against the returns of mem
bers from Easton, Concord, Mount
W ashington, Raymond, &c.
VOTES FOE GOVERNOR*-1310.
Counties. Gore Gerry. Scattered.
Suffolk, 3116 2262 1
Essex, 5313 4464 5
Middlesex, 3025 4809 16
Hampshire, 7372 4377 36
Plymouth, 2330 2602 6
Bristol, 2616 2334 7
Dukes* Co. fee. 264 680 5
Barnstable, 567 1202 2
Worcester, 5502 4054 23
Berkshire, 2315 2982 11
Norfolk, 1628 2886 6
York, 1669 2866 5
! Cumberland, 2504 2357 23
Lincoln, 2181 2732 11
Hancock, 843 1266 7
Kennebec, 1551 2423 11
Washington, 291 *84 3
Oxford, 739 1403 10
Somerset, 553 635 5
44,079 46,54 1 193
By which it appears, that Mr. Gf.rry’s
Constitutional majority is 1134—the
plurality of Mr. Gerry’s over Mr.
Gore’s votes 2462.
The* votes for Lieutenant-Governor
were as follows :—1 or Lt. Gov. Cobb
43,181 — for Mr. Gray 46,516 ; Scat
tered 220. -
I lie votes of tlie following towns
were rejected by the Committee ; or
' were not returned in season to be coun
ted :—viz.
NOT RECEIVED IN REASON.
Gore. Gerry. Received.
N. Braintree, 131 16 May 29th.
Tem/ileton, 115 73 May 30th.
Durham, 107 93 May 14th.
Fairfax, 79 81 May 24th.
TETURXS REJECTED.
Towns. Gore. Get rj Towns. Gore: GM
Ashby, 66 79 Surry, 12 25
Yarmouth, 162 38 Kden, 0 58
Westhampton, 130 5 Lincolnxille, 28 78
Berkley, 84 55 Industry, 24 44
Randolph, 19 14jLtfoi«wDesert, 0 49
Scarborough, 37 272| - __
994 1117
The caption of the return from Ashby
was a blank unfilled ; \ ai mouth, Sur
ry, and Lincolnvilie returns were not
attested by the Town Clerks ; the
Westhampton, Berkley, Randolph,
Seal borough, I.den, Industry, and
Mount-Desert returns did not certify
that declaration, and record had been
made of the votes ; and were deficient
in other particulars.
No motion was made in the Commit
tee on the subject ©f the votes from
Plantations :—The following is a list of
those returned into the Secretary’s
office.
Gore. Gerry Go-e. Gerry
Westpond, 0 6i No 8 and 9, 1 31
Cherry field, 21 1 Wales, 0 37
Thompson Pend, 9 1 No. 3, 0 32
E dent on, 15 25 j ——_
50 188
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a^isccilanp*
A late democratic paper states that fed
eralism flourishes when our country is in
difficulty and gains strength at the approach
of disaster- This is a reluctant tribute paid
to the honor of Federalism.—The fact is
admitted, and is highly honourable to the
principles and talents of the federalists.
They do not shrink from approaching dan
ger, nor hide their heads in obscu.uy when
their ytfl-rmg Country calls for relief
“ While the country prospers,’* they rejoice I
In silence ; but “ when disaster c mes up- j
«»n the nation/’ when the hands uf demo-;
eratic rulers are w ka. o t u n
at the gloomy prospects, which »«•»< * id
them, then federalism rmise* from it* >1 l o
iters, and calls forth the enegies of patri
otism and guides t fie helm of state in safety
through the storm. When prosperity and
peace smile on our native land and or wn
our labors with gladness the f-eople ste
willing that those should be exalted to of
fice who clamour loudest for its emolu
ments, and thus democrat* monopolize all
the stations r,f honour and profit. But
when the tempest gathers and ttuckumg
dangers spread around their horrors, t,.e
people look for some other qualifications
than the professions of greedy sycophants,
and their confidence is then reposed in the
vigorous and active patriotism of Federal
ists. “ During our rupture with France at
the close of the last century, then federal
ism throve,” and the people placed their
hopes of safety in its exertions. They w«re
not disappointed.—“ Tranquility was re
stored,” ; nd democracy again crawled fonh
to fatten on its fruits When the wintry
storms of adversity blacken our pniiiicat
liorrizon, democracy, like its kindred rep
tiles, shrinks into its hiding (,lace and waits
i till the storm is passed. Federalism, on
the contrary , gathers com age as toe tem
pest approaches, meets the shock with un
yielding firmness, breaks its force and pre
vents us ravages.—New Bedford Mercury.
t
WILMINGION, (Del ) May 26.
Communication—The foil iwmg fact,
winch occurred a lew days ago in the
! neighborhood of this Borough, is notexcee
1 ded by any thing recorded among tint Blue
Laws of Connecticut, r in the annals of
' New England Witchcraft.
) S-C———, of tha neighborhood of
Center, had a Cow which, some daj s since,
had the misfortune to dislocate one of her
shoulders. Her inhuman an t superstitions
master found her lying, unable to rise, with
a tine calf by her side. He immediately
conceived the absurd idea of her being be
; witched, and fotthwith determined to ex
terminate (as he supposed he would) the
author of the mischief (an old woman in the
i neighborhood) by burning the unfortunate
i cow alive. And tearing that her c.dt might
also be affected, by sucking some of tier
contaminated milk, resolved that it should
share the fate of its dam. He accordingly
collected some of his most obsequious
fiends to his assistance, and placed a large
pile of fuel on the cow. Then tying tiie
legs of the calf, laid it upon the pile, and,
like ignorant and and hardened savages set
fire to the whole f The flames soon reach
ed the calf, and burnt the strings oft'its legs.
The wreched little sutterer finding itself at
liberty, and yet possessing some degree of
vigour, sprang from the pile, and endeavour
ed to escape from those wild beasts in hu
man shape, who were torturing it to death
by piecemeal j but its feeble strength was
not sufficient. It was soon overtaken bv
them, better secured, and again committed
to the flames, when it, with its ill fated
dam, were soon consumed, amidst the yel
lings ot this gang of barbarians ! !
[.Why is not this inhuman monster imme
diately arraigned at the bar of justice ? Has
Delaware no laws to punish such an out
rage ?] -
AID TO POPULATION.
The ancient Babylonians had a very sin
gular custom to promote population, which
they supposed to be an object of the grea
test political importance—The most beau
tiful of their young women were sold to ihe
highest bidder; and a sum of money was
then paid to whoever would take those that
were ill-favoured j so that they fell .o the
share of the person, who would accept of
them upon the lowest terms, by which
I means, all the girls were provided ior.
_ A
Mineral Black. A Black mineral sub
stance, discovered near Nazareth (Penn.)
in very large quantities, proves to be the
most preferable and most permanent black
paint of any hitherto known. It • s prepar
ed in the same manner as paint, no rains or
weather affect it, age increases its perma
nency, and roots and boards that were pain
. ted wito it six years ago, are become so
hardened as to be bdred with great difficul
ty. For ships boats, &c. it must be very
serviceable.
When Burr wns suspected of treasonable
practices, a mit'uary force was ordered out
I to secure him ; when tak*-n, lie was brought
under gu iru to this place, and while on tri
al here wks ordered into close confinement
for the better security of ins person.
To is was perfectly correct : hit look at
the difference. Wi.kmscn is accused nut
: only ot participating with Burr in all his
. treasonable projects, but with various other
crimes t^equal, perhaps so <?rior enormity :
i yet Wiff ntison is not arrested, he is not iin
t prisoned,'precautions are taken to se
cure his pti&on, no seizures are made of
his effects f. fjfft he is suffered to present
himself for trial whenever it stilts his own
convenience, to monopolize tlie papers
most important towards the establisuimit
of ins guilt, and when an investigation #,f
thecna.ges against him are partly comple
ted, ik^is pei muted either to retire or to
remain at lus own pleasure.
Bui Wilkinson is a favorite—he holds,
perhaps, the fate of some of his superiors i:»
his own hands ; whereas Burr was|uuprotec.
led, 0* had been guilty ot the unpardonable
sm of contending with Jefferson for the pre
sidency ; an otience whith was not likely k*
be ea-dy ibrguen. i h's explanation seem
ed necessary, lest some honest people snor.l t 1
oe pu//led to accou .t for the variety in the
•node of treatment observed to wauls two
persons accused of being accomplices in the
same o erne, and might think it
S range, t-iat suci tilth rent e should be
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