Portland gazette, and Maine advertiser — Portland, Me., 1810-05-21 00:00:00, page 3

io/..-4, tl»c*y-1 A * o L.at p >iticn
ti.< ms-hrs as r.-spcc.-* the IXcrcca
Llnlcii.
0*r« m*- *0T /via*
coMMtiMCA'r: n.
E."hib:t*on at h’mxLtn Co'U[y
The suntid Hx’ub turn at P. w 1 »*» Col |
I pe, was wade in the meeting house in
)*. unswick, last Tuesday I commenced
t tittle after eleven o’clock- A procession
w?ij* formed from the chapel. The exero*
«fv were interspersed with music. i>« these
exercises, the salutatory was remarkable
f:tiie purity of the Latin, and the spun ol
ihe performance ; and although upon h my- 1
tholoffie.*! subject, and in a language saert d
to scholars, it wss rendered extremely in
teresting oy the eloquence with wliiwh ii
was orom.unced. The comparison, ins'.ivi
led between tic moral leniency of the lit -
fed and that of the ufineid, was conceived
With just ideas of the epic, and executed in
o-iitc * superior s ite. Of the tw» |XK.;ns,
one was a beautiful specimen ol descriptive
poruy, anu in the other, though imperf c -
jy hea d, there were sulking prod's of po
t.lf-vl genius. The oration upon the rrvei
" «ice of amiquitv gave an anim-lcd *cc unt
of the abuse of the passion, ard made a
c sarming display of the excedein e of the
p.wciple. The valedictory was no less hon
orable ta the iidenis and studies of the •* ce
k r. T iere w.s a So »i ingenious disaeitu
I »n upon the variety of laniuagr, and .»
profound di-quisition into the theory oi
winds. The o*f,er peifbrrrances w"re re
ir.-rkably good, amor*<: wh e i it would he
difficult i * forg t the p*rt upon the compar
ative effret o'. pocUy -.id eloquence, which
was liaiidswtncl, written .ltd gracefully spa
k n. It is unnecessary to say any thing
pi ,rc than that the charac er of the. exliibi
t<..n was such rs to justify the title ol tfie
principal perfjrmers to the praise ct D::ing
itie b.st cUss ever educated at ti.:; h.J ut.
iron. _
JETHRO—No. G.
THE surest lest of religion, in iho choice
of rulers, is afforded by the prevalence of
correct principles and habits among the peo
ple. llo# often do we hear it asserted, that
Republicanism is to be sustained only by
general virtue ; and that religion is the on
ly genuine source of virtue ? But, how lu
lls regard is paid to these sentiments, even
by those who nuke the loud at professions |
of patriotism. When shall we sec dve; W
impressed upon the heart, this imporUnt I
truth, that, without being good men, it is
l( impossible to be good citizens. Immoral,
i’Teligious persons, with all they can s^n or
do in the superficial character of n:«re w
ti**, will never be able to counteract the in
fluence of their example as members of a
free and Christian Community. It is true
they may assist in bringing good men into
office ; yet they do not encourage them as
good men ; but are ready to drop them,
whenever another instrument appears more
favorable tu the views of party.
Would you theiefore use your influence j
for furnishing the civil d part menu with I
r.ien, having the “ fear of God before their
eves/’ do every thing in your power to pro
sit >te the public institutions of religion. An
enlightened and fiithful Clergy, is the high
est and firmest tower which defends the
walls ef a free community. What sort of
friends to country then are they, who with,
told or grudge a small tax for the support
of this usuful venerable body of men ;
when they readily pait with a much larger
sem for an idle, or e>eu a criminal gratifi
cation ? What apology shall be made fir
such S3 ercournge religious and political
JfctUers, who, with the specious pretence
tif liberty and true Christian zeal, pursue *
course tending to destroy the nsiural a id
necessary distinctions of societv. The in
consistency of such conduct appears from
considering th »t these distinctions a»*c c n
slantly supposed and countenanced in the
t^ord of God ; ss >s evident from the ntirne
rous moral and religious prtcenu in which
t »-y »re involved. It is, however, net essa
»yto obseive here, that such of this class as
look farthest beyond the passing moment,
by no means aim at a permanent eipmbtv ;
b it, would avail themselves of changes ap
parently terminating in this state, btr lr* i,g
i*'..;the political stale, at ls*t, to the great
* 'i possible preponderance in their own fa
*mr. This i dcrtnce scenis fairly to arise
1 mm the part they have taken in ti e allltirs
«• * nation, whose h.story, when it shall be
^>uipt of mat familiarity which belongs to
*ctuai observation, and cotemporary knowl
• Cage, will geero incredible. As if the world
»iid not been already su^icmutiy a«t< aisheii,
»i*c now behold the man wno has elected a
Wihtary despotism upon the ruifw of an an
e e,1t dynasty, entering into slUnify with a
throws, which generals and armies, s*na*
tors and consuls, and he himself the most
conspicuous figure among them, h ve, t->r
J^ars, been trampling ir.oer their feet. Ve 1
who have foil* vred this “madman** through '
tne rapid stages of his k’v ly career, with |
fit Wtereat, L ordering upo . adoration, allow |
,I;e to suggest one idiort lesson — Be cousis
1 - d. bee if you can place ; gethor thedi*
coniaat characters i t’ Republican General I
m cvblu'ionary times, and, when events fa !
' ired elcvaffcn, Firyt. Cosuul, Emperor, |
Au'l ! tally, wit!* respect to rehgiofc,
01 dussulma. m Egypt, Catholic in France, j
*nd thro*ig»,-lut the world, ay dung, that !
*bigiit best secure the yk. .vs of absolute and !
^‘Vsml iljflniifaii ivn. R.
»*'MC£l p. 1 Thaicha*, u-a? ad dtte-1
ar* At oruey at the Aptil a In >ik [
has opened h;« rfcct in tfaro.
*; i
Ti '• .y T«r:n »*f i! 1 S' •• rr-r- • ,V...ial
C nr* U;r il.e t - «Dliv« . t C« ml <-r« i.u u\ d i
• Xh. tl, *%i l t 1 ItilTidif C li • ti iii) lie
.»• ..,ivv. 1 hr C'H l v. ill Ue 1 ;nf os* J «->
Ch»« 1 J’A iliv-C i 4, fcflil J t_ :> J'/uifUi
r? tk Faiiir.
r-w w.-«w*
fi^urnrs,
Al lor, N. II Jtev. Jci'/ ro > Nich
ols, ol II '* icvvii, to Mi s Jj n.r y oilman,
daughter of the if.m J. T Gihm.n.
At ilidd-ford Mr Jemthto i / ?, to M-s
A/.-j-tr’c; Pill, tf. Jghur <J'J-:itin.ult h.ll,
R«q.
?2>IC?K
NV?r Newbern, fN. C ) 81L u’t. Ud,
abtmt 17 y«an ,• iuhumariy mu dered by
Capt Ed-uatd Tbit, and Air- j\ur l)Vr*»>
ft appears that r.with J>. and thefird took*
vtlTei lately to Baltimore, loaded with lUg„r
; aod coffee, and fold 11 lor taih ; when T m
lured hu veffel with a very va'uabir cargo to
Newbern, and failed ia balUft ; but that w i.en
I neir Hattera* rank he landed the money, and
lunk the veffel by boring holes in her hot
rom ,• pioreeded to Newberu (with D. and
the lad.; fwore to a proteft that the veffe! was
loft in confequeace of her age, Ac. iha: the
money went to the bottom, and that two men
were drowned in diving for it : The lad though
tutored, equivocated in his teftimouy, and
finally told the whole truth of the affair;
wlmh fo exafperared T and D. that they
took him down the river, and ft«ot him, and
tied bones ro his feet, but his body floa ed
&nd v. as found 1 7! and P. were taken up
on fulpicion, and commuted to goal; and
!). (who ie 1's brother-in law) under a hope
of pardon, ha^ made full confd2.,n of the
mn der; Ac. • They will he tried at the
j nett term of the Court.
I BEEF & PORK.
200 Bols. M«f» No 1, No. k A 3 BEEF
IOO hail bbls. Mtfi and ho i
—also—*
Eone Milling, Navy M«i. A No. 1 PORK,
kit A/e. 1 t i.c.ttal Jicw.
J. EichardLn.
My SI.
I pair and well calculated for a trader or tiiLcr
1 masi, and w~.ll tie Md cheap for caiL or ap
proved crcd»f—Apply to ‘he Matter on board
or to V* ii McCou®, iilij in Jlortbbiy, wuere
fud veffel will be moved in a lew days.
,
top FASTPORT.
1 HE Coop JANF.% William
H/Ttuiuh Matter, to fail on
Friday mnt. For freight or pal
fage apply to the Matter on
board, lyiug at Ur.in Wharf,
-—- ■ ■■ - — * ,
REMOVAL.
SIMON DEARBORN,
| rjAi Removed ftom bit late ttand in Ex
** change-ttreet, to the head of hgrubam't
Wharf, where he carries on as ufual, the
! TAILORING RUSINFSS ; aud folicits the
patronage of his friends and the public in
general.
SEAMEN’S CLOATHING.
He fells on comroillion every article of
Manner's Cloathing, at the very lowed pri
ces, and will have on hand a couttant and
full lupply, fuitcd to the fcaft us.
May 21, 1810 (if)
A V leaf ant Situation.
T7OR fale in Gorham, an excellent FARM,
containing about l>'0 acre* of fertile land,
capable of producing from 25 to 30 tons of
Jvt ghfli hay, and will yield as large a Itoclc of
<.’orn, Gram, UT a* any land in laid town —
... d it more agreeable, the Stock and Farming
U’enitU Said Farm ha, a good Dwelling
Houfe and Earn Itaoding thereon, together
with convenient cm homes, water, &c. aDd
is fituated aUmt 8 mi!t» liom Portland, with
in half a nu.e from Judge L<.H^j%lkW*. For
terms, which will hi. lib*-*al, a^py to
D.-* Mu L ill NT,
on »’ e premifet.
Gorham, May 21. * (tf)
Boarding School at Haiiowell.
A f RS. R r.M I NO I ON rt'ipcclfully itifortr::
1 ** her friends and the public that fihe lia
opened a School for young Ladies, a: her
houle in Wiorhrop-ftreex, where a (null num
ber ot Boarding Scholars can be admitted in
addition to the number engaged Fhe XVffes
w* 11 he carefully inftrmfLd in Reading, Wri
ting, Fnehlh Grammar, Arithmcoc, Cotnpo
fition. Geography, with the ule of the Globes
and Map*.
Alfa— Drawing, Painting, Fmltruidcry, Fi!
ligree, MuDih work, &c. with every branch
to comp ete a ufelul and an accomplished ed
ucation. Terms, J).
Board pr. quarter, 27
Tuition from 4 to 10 per qr.
Mrs. R. has juft received fmre very e'«vant
patterns for Embroidery and Mnlhu work —
Ako, a variety of Chmellci Silks, &c. ni h
manv other articles requifi.e in a 1 idles Ac
ademy. , HalknveU, Muy »«, 1810.
Equity of Redemption.
■■ ■ M-—
T'.ltn ly Execution. and to be fuli at Pullic Auc
tion, on SATTj RHaY% toe IGtb day of "Jure
next, at 4 o'dirk P M. at or near the premier,
in WirtiLam, the Jollou'rg Afottg rg. J Riul
Ef.ate :—Vi/.
1 /"ANE quarter of art acre cf I.and rn the
v~^ weiierly corner of U>t No 6, in hrrt di
vi.ion of hundred acte lots in fa id Windham,
together with a two fterry Dwelling Houle
therei n (landing. Said la**d and houle was
i on ihe SCth of Ju v, JKo7, mortgaged by
?t h K iff, to Abraham Anderfou, to dilute
the - v"tt rf l tO do! ars, 2nd iD.erclt—
! Terms at the f>!e.
JOi. A GSRK1SH, T)y SI r J |
Cj.7it>f t *n c u iy
V r-^Vy yjry JO, 'fi O I)
[ ' " ^ ' ' ’
FOR &4LH,
h A Schooner a.*>ur 9$ tcn« bur
i then, uow lyu.g a Opt Thom.
" as Burnham s Wharf, in Port
i land Said veflei is in g-ood re
NEW BOOKSTORE.
LYMAN, MALl.ORY, It CO.
LAV/ THEOLOGICAL, AND CLASSICAL BOOKSELLERS,
Ifurjnct JBsiiJimgt, Emcbj. g: St rest,
A RE c cuing a large andjexcenfive Colle£Uon of BOOKS—among which 1
are me following valuable Works : —
.. * . » A' ' *■" * z M s 1 * 1 r *'■ .** ■“ M
LAW.
V s’ Reports,
Dt -nf .rd and Ea.T# do
b’ vkitonc'j do
Ci . yu'sdo
R unquer and d.x
R obinjt'B's do
11‘Y‘s do
4
t auch'sdo
dardreffc1? do
iimncy‘1 do
D ugiaf®'® do
l y'tt'b do
Fay's do
Htuiug and Munford's do
Anftru her'® do
Raymond's do
Showers’ do
EfpinaiVe1* do
Bee's Admirahy do
Ivlailjchuierrs Term do
Maryland do
Cow per sdo
Mofely's do
Peake * Evidence
i'idd's Practice
Harrifon's do
Chi tty and Stery on Bills
New and on Contracts
Sugden » Vendors
Admiral*y Decifions
Selwyirs Ni«i Prius
RoSen* fraudulent Conveyance?
Nisi Puus Laws abridged
Kyd on Award®
Buyer's Horas Juridicia Subfeciv*
Digeft earlier Chancery Reports
Ingerfoh's Koccus
R ;berts oa Wills
do on Frauds
Watfon on Partr.erfhip
Syftem of Pleading
Piowden on Ulury
Cooper's Equity Pleading
Johufon's Cafes
Chi tty ou Pleading #
Cruife on Real Property
New York Cafes in Error
Woodfall's Landlord aud Tenant
Howard4? Exchequer
Sullivan's Ledures
Law® cf New Hainplhire
Purriu£i.eu on Ejectment
Powell oa Devices
Hall's Admiralty Practice
Bradby on Diftreftes
Am boo's Blackftoue
Lex Mercatoria
Maxwell's Law DiiVonary
Jones on bailment*
Beccariaon Crimes
Puller'® Nisi Prius
YeleyS Reports
Berriftcr
Law of Damages
do of Cofts
La we® on Pleading
FonblanqucS Equity
Curran's Speeches
Trial of Smith and Ogden, Ac. Ac.
theology.
i Bibles and Teftaments
| Burder's Hiftory of the Bible
Me Knight's Eptftles
Milner's Church Hiftory
Newton's Works
Mafun on Self knowledge
Hurd on the Prophecies
Beauiiesof Evang Magazine
} Watfon1* Theological Trails
EOR SALE,
CEVENTY Thoufand of PINE
^ PLANK —Apply to
| EDWARD CAPEN,
Titcomb'i IVlarf # May SI.
STAVES WANTED.
\\JANTED, thirty thoufand White Oak
VV Hogfhead STATES & HEADING,
; and three hundred White Oak SHOOKS
I with HEADING, for which cafh will he paid
i by CHARLES & JOHN FOX,
A»i. 4 t3* 5, /cutb Jrle Ltng-Wkarf.
May 21. * '
Maine Bank.
'T"HE Stockholders of Maine Bark are here
by noticed that their annual meeting for
the choice of nine DirrChos, will be holden
at the chamber over faid Bank oo Monday
the fourth day of June neat, at two o clock
Ititernooc.—By Older oj tie Dire/9/re
LEVI CUTLER, Cajk.er,
Pirthri i. ATav, Id, 1 8‘ 0.
P> the Honorable the Juft'ces of the
Court of Common Picas, holden at
Portland., within and for the County
of Cumberland, on the third Tuefday
/ November, in the year oj our Lord
one thou fond sigh* hundred and nine.
'1'HE Petition of William Vaughan, of faid
Portland, geo. It man, and John Anrlerfon,
of Falmduth, in faid county, yeoman, humbly
lliewi, that they a^e tutereiLd and fetz d in
their demefne ai* cf fee, as tenants in common
with other peitout to yrur Fe’itoners ua
known, of a certain track of Land, in faid
Portland, containing forty five acres more or
left, being part of a lot of land bought by
Brigadier Samuel Waldo, late of Portlaud, dt»
teaied, of the heirs ol Sdva ius Davis andoth
ers ; the laid forty five acre* (lately owned bv
laid Waldo, deoeafed, at'd William Cotton) i**
, bounded as loliow* .— via. Beginning at a
i la ge rock lying on the foul her ly fide of the
| County Koad leading from Portlaud to Stroud
I warer, and at t«.e northerly coruer of the late
| dwelling Itoufe of George F, Vaughan, E14
in faid Portland ; thence 3 l® E. by me laud
I which William Vcugtiau pyrrhalevl ot I hom
[ is Bracket, about two hundred and twenty
j tour rod* to tore Fiver; thruct by laid river
1 thnty th-ec rod' to a H ike ; theuce N. ;;® W |
*y the land cl Wtliwai Vaughan, known by
Ciujbriu.and, as.
At a Court of Common P'ea:% fo the
faid County of Cumberland* begun ,i d
fa den at Portland* within and fur
fai l County* on the Jirjt T'utJ ay oj
March* A. ZA 1810,
ON the foregoing Petition, which w;i en
tered at the laft teml and continued to this
term, it iJ Ordered by the Court, That tne
Petitioner caufe the feverai perfotis ituerci'ed
in faid Ella e, and living within tue lute, or
the at torn te* of luch as are abfeut, *.>d n ve
attornie* reftding within 'he fta e, to be du y
notified of faid Petition by iervmg them per
fonally with a copy thereof, or leaving a copy
at their dwelling heuie or tuft place of aK*de
or by inferring the luhlUnce of tht i'A«i»ethr«e
weeks fucctihvely in one pr more ot the pub
Iig Newt paper* that they nuy have opportu
nity to make their e«ception» to ibi* Ccuri
on the third Tuefday of Juue uext, to their
granting the fame.
^Atteft, SAMUEL FREE MAX, CVri.
May 2».
'T'HE fub>criher hereby g.ve* public notic.
■*" to all concerned, that the ha* besn du y ap
pointed and has taken upon htrrfcif the trub
of Adnuui!lra:ri& on ih«; ettate of
! *
land, dtce-.ed, tv giving ben. h* t e law
direct*—She therefore rtt|ue» - all i erfuco
who *rc indebted ro the >a’d ysrrxJtMb el
taie to raake imriediate p ry nc*:: , noi*
wh.*have aey demai.u. fe*-'u to ex ..bit the
fame to , ? * ' '* * Shl-'if
Mty SI, rSlQ. - ,
Towers’ il'tlftritions of Prophecy
Davis’ Golprl Piao I
Wither! poon's Works
Payley's Sermon*
Village Dialogues
Tay or aud Hampton on Atonement
buck's N nfccllanie*
Trial cf Anrichiiit
Klopftnck's Memoir?
Mil* Smith's Fragments
Memoir* of Mrs. Lmerfon
kmerfou's Lvaugelical Primer, by the 100,
doz. or fiug'e
Liiay* to do good
Laws Serious Call
View of Hcrehes
Smith's Letters to Belfliam
Adam*’ View of Religion*
ihble New*
Sacred Dramas
Baxter's Saint's Reft
Melmoth on Religion
Guide and Refuge
Five Points
Knox's Life *
*
Clark on the Promifes
#
Ceufeffion of Faith
Bunyau's Law and Grace
Golpel its own Witnef*
Burder1* Oriental Cultoms, &c. &o
MlSCLLL/iNY.
Buchan's Works
Medica! Guide
Murray's Materia Medica
Shat tuck's Differ tatious
lamdon Diffedter
Default'* Surgery
Morfe's Univerfal Geography
do do abridged
Morfe's Gazetteer
A'len'a American Biographical Dictionary
Trumbull1* Htftory of theUuited State*,vol. I.
Wallh'* Letter on the Genius and Dispofi
tion* of the French Government
Doblon's Petrarch
William Tell, or SwiflVrland Delivered
Marmion, by Walter Scott, £'ij[
Kendall's Travels
Bonaparte's Campaigns
Select Speeches
Gillies’ Hiltory of the World
Depous’ Voyage to Somh America
Hiflory of Chili
Proof* of ilie Corruption of Gen. Wtlkinfon
Briftid's Hints ou National Bankmptcy
Crabbe's Poem*
Robinfon's Charles Vth
Leo the Xth
Accum's Chemiftry
Horace Delphini
Cdcfar do
Ovid do
Scholar's Arithmetic, by Adams
Johufon1* Dictionary
Young1* do %
Boyer's do
American P.eccptor
Columbian Orator
New Militia Law,
Ladies’ Accidence
Single Sermons, and
Pamphlets of variou* kind*, isV life. *
N. B Our connection* in Bofton, New
York, Philadelphia, aud Baltimore, enable u*
to execute any order* for public or private li
braries with cafe and Hit patch, and or. as good
term* at any Bookfellers in the U States.
J’o'tlmnJt May 21, 1810.
the v me of Bramhatl'* Farm, to the County
Road leading from Portland to Stroudwarer ;
! theoce by laid road to the tirft bound*. That
your Petitioner* are defirous to hold and oc
| cupy their fharrs thereof in feveralry, viz —
! The laid Vaughan the oce moiety or half
part thereof, aud the laid Anderfoa e'even
lixteenth* of the other half part thereof.—
They therefore pray that partition of laid
traft of land may be made and their respec
tive (hares thereof divided and fet off 10 hold
in fevcralty according to law i.t fuels cafe
made aud provided And a* iu duty hound
will prav. WM. VAUGHAN, by
V. T. VAUGHAN, tm A-(or, -ey.
JOHN ANDtifvSftN, t.y
MOSES QU1NBY, his Attorney.
A true copv— vneft,
SAMUEL fXF.SMAX, C!t l.
L'iu, 3jd-StQ € is? LtUeryV ff.u.
S. \Y. WINCHESTER,
Next Jsor aboveMeff's Hjtv hrEvans*
Middle-Street—Portland,
Has for fait, a larsre afTortflicnt of
PBOOKS & STATIONARY,
among which, the following i* a lm^Il pa;;,
Viz
LAW.
Storey* Pleadings, Burn’* l.aw Didkipfury,
Martha! oji lnfuratice, Barton on Commerce,
Law* of the United St area, Maffachaletf a
Term Reports, Bennington on Pjedlmen:..
('ondiufkorGenctalis Pleader’* .\{Tiftaac,L»wi»
on Pleading, Trial of Smith & Ogden, £fpio
aftes Reports, Sullivao's Lecture*, study t. f
the l aw, Ac. Ac.
PHYSIC.
Bell’s Surgery, do. on Ulcers. Cullen’* Prac
tice, Lhefcldtn’s Anatomy, Darwin’* Phytu
logia, Cullen * M tteria Medic a, Mur ray'* do.
do. Haller’s Phytiol«gy,D nman'i Midwifery,
Hamilton’s do. Underwood on the Difcaic of
Children, 1 imbtcl on Ruptures, DougU* on
I.tufclca. Medical Dictionary, Ac Ac.
A large affortmer.t of
DIVINITY,
Among which arc Fdwards’ Works, do.
on Redemption, do on the Will, Newton's
Work*, Hawes's Church Hittory, Life of
Chrift.Evangelical Magazine,l.ogan’s Clark s,
; J.athrop's, Zolfikofers, Blair*, Plirtca*’, S <u -
rin’s and Burder’s Sermons ; Benfon on toe
Epiftles, Dictionary of the Bible, Ac. Sic.
! CLASSICAL.
* Locke’s EfTay. La voi tier's Chimiftry, Prieft’
Iey’9 Lcitures, Cxfar Delphici, Lexi *m s
; Virgil, Euclid’s Elements, Ovid, Watts' Log
ic, Adatm’s Philofophy, Paley’s A Stewart’s
do Domeftic Encyclopedia,Black'* Chimifit),
Leiipricre’s Cla.CQc a I Dictionary, Geographi
cal Didliocary of the Uuircd States, Ac. Ac.
• HISTORY.
Rollins' Ancient Hiftory, Gibbon's Ro
i man Empire, Hiftory of France, do. of Afia,
; do. of the Jewifh Nation, Hutchiufcn’s Hif
tory of Maffachufctts Coidfmith's Rome,
! do. Greece,do. England, do. Natural Hiftory
l Ac Ac.
TRAVELS hr VOYAGES.
I Anachariis, Young's, Ail e's, Barrow* ,
Pio7zi*« and Peyron's Travels ; Cook1* Foif
tcr‘» and Williams's Voyages, be.
BIOGRAPHT.
Marfhall's, Bancroft's and RamfaW* I i*e
(0
of Waflwngton ; Rofcoe's Leo the Tenth,
Bufwcll's Life of Johnfon, Life of Peter the
Great, do. of Frederick the Great, do. of Ba
ron, do of Cowper, do. Wclfiey, do: Edward*,
Plutarch's Lives, Hunter's Biography. Female
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