The New Hampshire gazette — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1810-06-26 00:00:00, page 4

Eg Tt AN A N R R e
o OGRS
wg the {ubfcribers' being chosen and
VV. duoly quelified by oath as POLICE
i OFFICERS for the town of Portfmonth,
find it neceflory to make use of the authority
_ with which we gre clothed, and as it is our_
. determination’ to do our duty, we there.
fore recommend to Parents, Guardians, Mas
ters and School-masters. to enjoin it on their
children, wards, servants and pupils, firictly
to comply with the By Laws of the town,
and especially the fisft section, which 1s as
follows, viz. . : :
-« '{'hat if any person or persons
shall, after the 31/t day of May, of
this present year, in any fireet, lane
“or alley, or public placs in the town
of Portfmenth, be guilty of rude, in
decent, or disorderly condu&, or in
sult, or wantonly impede paflengers,
or {ing, or repeat, or caule to be sung
or repeatedy any lewd or obicene
songs, or speak, utter or repeat any
lewd, obfcese or profape words or
write or cause to be written any ob
fzene or profane word, on any fence,
wall, or other building, or wantonly
injure or deface, any wall, fence, or
other building, or any fign-board.liga
poft, or sign, by cutting, scratching,
chalking or daubing the {ume with
paint, or other matter, or wan
tonly cut or injure any tree Qtand
ing the streets or high waysof said
town, or rob any garden of fruit or
vegetables, or injure any trees, thrabs,
or bushes growing therein, or without
permfliion from the owner, climb en
or over the fences thereof, or aid, abet,
or advise the commission of any of the,
aforefaid a2&s, he, she or they so of
fending, shall forteit and pay to the
overseers of the poor of said town for
the time beiglhdor each and every
such offe - not « exceeding
three do '~ cents nor less
than fift | of prosecu
tion, to the laws of
this State towns to make
Bv Laws ¢ 's lald {um when re
covered to be appropriated by the
overseers atorefaid as they thall think
meet 3
For public information, the police officers
alfn subjoin the a& of the Legislature, on
this subject :
An Act for'the regulation of the police in
the toawn of Portfmeuth.
BE it enafled by the Senate and House
of Representatives in General Court con
vened, That the police officers of the
town of Portsmouth for the time be
ing; who are or may be legally chosen
and qualified, or any one or more of
them be,& hereby are authorized and
~ empowered to arrelt any rogue, vaga.
bond, lewd, idle, or disorderly person
or persons, using any jugghog or un.
lawfalgames or plays,common pipers,
fiddlers or runaways, common drunk
ards,common night walkers, common
railers or brawlers, all piiferers, .all
_perfons profane, wanton or lafcivions
in {peech, condu&®, or behavior, or
guilty of writing or painting onfences
or buildings any thing obscene or im
proper, and any other person who
thall in any way transgress against
the rules of good order, and the per
son or persons so arrested fthall beim
mediately taken orcarried before some
Jußice of the peace. provided said ar
rest should be made atazy hour be.
tween fix o’clock inthe morning, and
nine o’clock in the evening 5 but pro-
Vioed the furs aricit fhouid be made
at any other hour, the police officer
or officers shall have authority ani
are hereby empowered to commit the
person or persons so arrested to Bride
‘well or the house of correction, where
he or they fhallgemain until the fol
lowing daygl or they shall be
taken befa in the fame
manner as rret wis made
bei~een i ix o’clock in the
: klﬁtnibg ®ock in the evening.
And be it jurther enafled, That it
_fhall be lawful for each and every
‘police officer to take and command
such ~fli‘tance as may be needful to ar
. yest and detain z&7 person or persons
‘as aforefaid, and to convey the fame
before a Jußice or ta Bridewell as in
this act 1s before provided ¢ and if any .
person shall refufe to give aid jand as
. fifkance to any pelice officer as afore
faia, such person so refﬂﬁng thail up
on convi&ion thereof before any. Juf
tice-of the peace, tbe fined in a sum
- not exceeding ten dollars nor less than
_one-dollar, exclusive of costs; and
. the said Jußice shall commit the of *
~ fender who refufed so to give aid and
aflißance, nnul the fine be fatisfied or
_ shall cause fuck fine, penalty, and cost
_to be levied by diftrefls, and sale of the
off:nder’s goods, leturning the over
old g e be. -
~ dndbe it further enalled, That the
< oath of any officer of the police shall
;ﬁem full and fufficient e,v_.i,d.cq'gef
upon-trial of any offence committed -
againtt the policeof the i town of
eol jaliie. detpite Mol e
invalidated by other. evidence that
- dind be it further enafled, That ary,
Jußice of the peace may commit unto
b Lo rolreEng.
R B bt
e o e b timicied
;of this aét who may have committed
an offénce against the puh ﬁ&‘
AR eTR L RST S B
town & the said Justice (hall have the
fame power of decreeing punifﬁ ment
and to the fame ext=nt as is provided .
in any other case ; but if the said per
son {o complained of is acquitted apon
trial, he thall not be enticled to cofls
against the police officer. ;
Arprovep June 18, 18c1 -
RICHARD RICE, 1
NATHANIEL DEARBORNE,
ROBERT NEAL, jr : ' |
BENJAMIN HOLMES jr P;,icc
JOSEPH W. PICKERING >Oﬁ:lccrs
"GEORGE B DENNETT -
HENRY BUFFORD \
JOHN BOWLES. Chairman. £
WILLIAM JONES, Secretary. J
Lortfmouth Fune 19, 1810 s
To the Honorable the Fuffices of
the Court of Cawmmon Pleas, {b'ba hold.
en at Exctor, aithin and for the coun
ty of Rockingham, on the second Tusf
day of Augufl, in the year of our Lord,
one thousand eipht hundred and nine.
RESPECTFULLY Repre
sents your Petitioners, that the
Justices of the Court of Common
Pieas, holden at Portsmouth, in the
County aforefaid, on the firlt Tuesday
of January, in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and nine,
did widen, -firaighten and lay out a
number of pieces of new Highway, in
Kingston, in the county of Rocking
ham, aforefaid, beginning at Brent
wood line and procecding agreeably
to the report of the Committee which
is hereunto annexed. Your petition
ers further represent that the piece of
new Road through David Sanborn’s
Land can never be so accommodating .
to the public as by widening the old
Road by the fide of said new road,un..
tiil the old road comes into the new,
as this alteration will much prevent
the great difficulties which would a- «;
rife from the heavy drifting snows in
the Winter seasons, and the difference
in the distance of Travel is but about
two. or three rods. And your peti
tioners further represent that the.
piece of new road (laid out from the
School house through land of Daniet
Colcord, Sam’l Spafford, Jacob Pol
lard, William Pe.fle, Amas Judkins,
Samuel Fifield, Benjamin Browa, Ja
cob H Sanborn, Daniel Kimballand
the Hon. Levi Bartlett) cannot for a
long time if ever be so good a road
as the old one now trodden and not
withffanding the distance is confider
ably shortened, yet. we humbly con
ceive that the pullic cannot p-flibly
be so much benefited by this new
piece of road as the town will be in
jured. And your petitioners further
represent,- that the piece of new high
way iaid out through Ebenezer Eaflt
man’s land can be of no public utilitv,
as the old road, by cutting a small
corner off of said Eastman’s land, will
be an excelient one, and will be but |
about four or five rods farther travel |
thaa the new road, which passes over
a very bad Hill, and will involve the
town in more than a hundred dollars :
present cost, 'and can never be made |
equal to the road gs before mention. |
ed . Your petitioners thercfore pray,
that your honors will consent that the
{2iJ towh of Kinglton fhou!d difcon- |
tinue the new pieces of highway, be
fore described, and accept of the a- !
bovefaid alterations, and as in duty |
bound thall ever pray.
AMOS GALE, Ji. and 76 others.
Kingston, Aug 7, 1809.
Rockingham [ '
Court of Com:#.n Pleas, Fanuary erm, 1810.
Upon hearing and conlidering. the
petition of which the foregoing is a
COPY, the cr.-urt_'order ‘that the peti-'
tioners notify all persons concerned to
appear before the jultices of- the next
court of Common Pleas to be holden
at Exeter, within and for said coun.
ty of Rockingham on thefecond Tues
day of Augult next, to shew cause if
any they have why the prayer thereof
(hould bz granted, by publishing the
substance of said petition and order
of court thereon three weeks fuceflive
ly'in the New Hampshire Gazette the
last of whichto be fix weeks before
said term, G
~ Auelt N. EMERY, Clerk. -
- g S s ~~\-——d—b~)~——~
- Horse & Chaise for Sale.
THE ‘fubfcriber intending
to leave this place thortly, offers for
Sale his Horse and Chaise, together with a
complete set of Haruefs, al}d.a, saddle, bridle 4
&c. every other appurtenance. The Mare
is one of the best in'the State, either in the
Chaise or under the saddle, and the Chaise
is almost new . Terms will be made easy ;-
—for particulars applyte b
QIIRISTOPHER WESENER, at Mr.
Bracket Week’s Greenland orto ;-
- M J. oz ROCHEMONT Portithouth
O RS o s
"0 LET—A' convenient
T 'DWELLING HOUSEmßackﬂrect
Fot‘"fnf&hgr‘\ particulars chg:ii_quhf“"'f sl
fumetg. . -~ ABNER BLASDEL.
e L& T T e 37
~ Amolkieg Bridge. .
Taﬁ,vmmwr-afmﬁw%ggg
L hereby notified to meet at the Office
of the fubfctiber in Portsmouth, on the firlt.
Toeliigot Julymesty s e Witock. i the
er, Clerk wew“;gﬁ%;gw%f
O UIATHL apAMS, Pupi ik,
- Pofmontyduse teAMS (L oUnl
g A ILR R s T
20 hhds. firft quality RUM,
» < i yl{ﬁ Landed.,
" Hhds MOLASSES ; o
© 15 bags COTTON ; ~—
20 tierces RICE;
12 chells Souchong TEA ;.
5 do. Hyionikin do : Bohea do;
XSOO buflhels CORN ; ¥i
50 gailons excellent SHRUB ;-—For fule by
Wm. GARLAND,
At No. 8, Merchant’s Row.
. WANTED A4S ABOVE,
A few likely young Horses,
for shipping—-pacers will not be refufed.
70 Lgt—Tlhe House in Buck
firect, lately occupied by the fubferiber—
Apply as above. Fune 19.
e
OLD RED PORT.
2 o o 2
S. Larkin, Market-Street,
HAS FOR SALE, :
REAL Old Red Port Wine
of a superior quality—A/f
Long corked Claret, and all
other kinds of Wine—PORTER — bottled
CYDER—together with a genera/ ql'm)rtmc.nt of
GROCERILES,
of the best kind. June 19
Robert Rice
Has conjtantly for sale,
N.E. RUM, gper hhd. or bbl.
Retailing Molafles per hhd.
Boxes Ift quality iavanna Brown SUGAR.,
_June 19. 18i0 _ [ow]
James Rundlet,
HAS just received and is
now opening 26 packages of
frefh imported Bririfh e
- PIECE GOODS,
which*comprife an extensive 'affrt.
ment and will be fold by wholefalz
and retail at a very small advance for
cash or approved credir,
Constantly for sale as above,
Fa&ory Checks, Srripes, Sheetings,
Shirtings, Tickings, Warp Yarn,Kait
ting and Sewing Cottons Mav 29.
e e e e et
I.OST, o
A LANCET with a spring,
g set ia a silver case. Tle outside case
was wood covered with leather. Whoever
will leave said Lancet with the prianter shall
receive more moncey than any person will
give for the lancets Fune 19,
v RGOV TR
NO. 24 of vol. 12 of the Cyclopedia, is
ready to be delivered from the Colum
bian Bookstore, Portfmounih. Subfecribers
are requested to call and receive and pay !
And arc reminded of the conditions, th\a:\
those who negle& to call and pay for their
numbers within fix weeks after publication
arc chargeable with 500 cents more on every
half velume. : ’ Sune 19,
To the Honorable the Fuftices of
the Superior CGourt of Fudicature, hoiden at
- Portsmouth; in and for thr County of Rocking
baw on tbef::/l Tucefday q/'Feb:'uary?A.l) 1808
" ["HE petition of Jeremiah
Mead, humbly shews, that he is Guar
dianof Joun Cuapman of Newmarket, in
the counaty- aforefaid a minor ; that said
John Chapman is seized and pofl fled of a
House and one quarter of an acre of land,
.and alfe of one fifth of a house and one acre
of Indy and water privilege, situated infaid
Newmatket ; that said cltates are wholly
unproductive, and that it would be for the
interest of his said ward that the fame should
be fold ~-wherefore he prays this honorable
Court to grant him license to fell the fame,
and as in duty bound"&e. .
% JFREMIAH MEAD,
by his Attorney C. CUTTS.
" Portfmauth, Feb 2. 1808.
.ROCK!NGHAM 88 lewe ' :
Superior Court, February term, 1210,
OrpereDp by-the Court,sthat the petition
er ‘notify all persons concerned, to appear
before the Juflices of the Superior Court of
Judicature, to be holden at Exeter, within
and for the county of Rockingham on the
third Tuesday of Scptember next, 1o thew
cause, if any they have why the prayer of
said petition should not be grinted, by cauf:
ing said petition and Oider of Court there
on, to be publithed three wecks fucceflively
in the New Hampshire Gazette, the last
.publication whereas to be fix weeks before
said term. : T
- Attet NATH'rn. ADAMS, Clerk:
i e s
""ﬂ*“"AKEN up a 4 firay in the subscribers
~4l ficld on the 13 Inst. _a gray MARE,
between fourteen and fiftéen hands high,the
owner may have her again by applyingto
the subscriber and paying charges. -
Ol WILLIAM HATCH.
Newingtown,Juneag =~~~ . . =
‘State of Newhampfbire, Hillfborough [
-‘NOTXCE is hereby given to the non-re-
AN fident proprietors and owners of land
in the ‘town of KEARSARGE.GORE, so.-
called, and State and County aforefaid, who'
have pot paid their highway, county, school,
town, and [chool boufe (axes for the year
1809 ; that so much of their land as will
p2y said taxes, together with incidental
charges, will be foidat public vendue at the
dwelling-house of Abpoer Watkins: in said
town, or gore, on Monday. the sixth day of
“upuftgext at ten o'clock in the forenoon,
nalels prevesled by previous. payieat to:
‘me e fobleribbe, DG
TR e ?Tytag] g: &
= E\\‘% g* g §~
Solley & March ~ 63 100°58 35 28 8 1y
- ABNER WATKINS, Colle@or for 1809.
. Kearlarge-Gore, June 19th, 1810
_§ 0 LET—A neat 3 flory
A DWEL Wﬁﬁymg;’w NS
Gruated | —r%«mm
1 ULA IR .
o Suaeng RO L
Superfine Cloths, .
_ Fuft received and for sale by
James. Rundlet,
\ No 3. MAiRRET-STRERT,
S UPERFINE Blue, Black,
and fafhionable mix'd Broad CLOTHS.
which will be fold cheap for cash or on lib
eral crédit, May 22
m‘—_‘-——-—’_————————————_‘_—_—‘__‘
- S INOTICE.
"'l'; HE Administratrix on®the
. i .1
Eftatcof NAHAM AKERM AN fare
of Portsmouth. Gentleman, decealed, intends
exhibiting her Account in Person or by her
Attorney, Natlaniel Marshall, at Probate
Court to be holden at Portsmouth on the
third Wednelday: of June next, for Exam
anation apd Allowance. All persons in
terelted will govern themselves acvordingly
NATHANIEL M - RSHALL, Attorney ¢
ANN AKERMAN, ddminifiratrin, .
Portsmouth May 31, 1810 f
SIX barrels of Old Cyder,
' for fale—laquire of the printer.
: ¥ Jure 12
Stone Cutting
SMITH & TREAT, have
jult received a new aflortmentof Mar
ble, suitable for Building stones, Garve and
Tomb-stones, ard 2 number of Soap-fione
Backlogs—and 'keep constantly forfaie at
their (hap;-oa the corner of Vgtghenfircet
and Deer firect, a complete aflortment of
Free-stone hearths and jambs, clouded Mar
ble dfittof-=Slate Grave Stones of all sizes,
Paint Mi'ls, Paint Stones and Mullers— &
many other articles in their line Al orders.
will be executec with neatness and dispatch
at the lowe& rate, for Cnﬂ) ;Or approved
credit, and every favor gratefull acknowl
edged. ~ Deceember, 19, 130 p - °
- Methodi# Hymn Books,
\ ETHODIST Hymn Booxks.
.. ~firt ‘and 24 parts ‘bound 0.
gcthcr, as llfeAd‘_m‘ thbhfe%hﬂdl@ .Socl.
ety in Portsrouth and its vicinity ;-
for sale at C. Peirce’s ‘Bookßore;
Portsmouth. ~ —Auso—
- sm;tfhmnd»*;lbrgés?;Hm%%» s
usfed by the lﬁapuﬁ»f-,s.ﬁéimﬁé&ﬁ; |
-~ Waus’ Pialms and Hymns of va.
rious sizes and editions; from 25'to 65
for Congregationalifls aadthers,
“Tate & Brady’s Plalms and‘Hymns
. A eed Bet SRR g !";H T WA S _.Q;,,},‘;}
for Eptfm*mf‘?éé*?lmm
- Richards and Kellv’s Hoemn T e o
£ th@a rés aw: Hﬁ e
for the Univerfalifts, =By
__Rippon’s, Hart’s,and Sleepee’s res.
L L S ,;{k“‘j%%‘g% ’55%%@% (X
mﬂﬁoﬁgg }' %ﬁ&‘;ﬁ | _J‘u- : -3“_} 'u*;{nwf 4 ) ~i’:’ “m:j
use them, (08 @RS Nee Boakiizre of
o Juse B LGRS
AT e e "“ﬁ%ﬁr B FEE
A TRN et S e e TN
~Frefh '7mﬁortt2 Good Qs.
- Edward Parry;
. Has jupt received w
. q N clegant aflortment of NEW
. X GQODS, suitable for the fzafon
—confilting of : _ :
Fancy & Staple Coods,
among which are best fuperfine blue,
black, and mix’d Broad Cloths and
Caflimeres ; elegant assortment of
Muflios, Chintzes and Ginghams of
every defeription: - s
Irith Linens; India Long Cloths
and Britith Cotton for Shirtings and
Sheetings ; Straw Bonnets—together
with a large assortment of other
GOODS as usual, which wili be fol 4
remarkably cheap sot cafth or thert
creditathis St-re Na. jo. Market fireet.
- 10c00 yards go#d Tow Cloth
BRamed, oL Feldie
MILITARY #*.OOD,S.
. FOR SALE |BY :
Nathaniel B{ March
At bis fbop in Daniel Styert, oppsfite Mr G.
CARTRIDGE Boxes a’gc’.l Belts, bayonet
Leiree’s Book\flore,
A Belts, bayonet Sheathes. Pillo) car
tridge boxes, bearskin and convafs Kuap
facks, Priming Wires and Brushes, Canteens,
gua Slings, brass mounted Holffers, black
and red morocco sword Bels, white leather
and weo {word Belts, Holsters, Capt aud a
few brass movated Swords - | 4/p,
Hogikia and common Saddley plated and
commeoen Bridles, plated Collars, and Mar
tingills, plated and brass mouvated Chaise
and Gig Harnesses, Portmantesus and fad
die Bags Matraffes, Fire Buckets, Halters,
Trunks, Whips, &c : \
N. B. Chaise trimed and re
paired at t‘he‘_{}}qrteﬁ.poticc.. ‘- Jugc‘f?:__
More New Goods.
Fu received, and for ful 4‘
DRAPER'’s
Cheap Cash Store, -
A very elegant and extensive
assortment of | -
Fafbionable, Fancy and Staple
Piece Goods
lece (Goods,
Received by the latest arnivals
at Boston. - May 29,
Room Papers.
Jut received and for sale at
‘Tappan’s Bookstore,
| : - MARKET STREET,
A large and elegunt [J-rtwent of
PAPER HANGINGS,
of every price from 30 ¢ts. 1o 4 dols.
P.EL,{_Q";,A_ - May 2. — (6w )
sL ok Ape :;‘ h {;33 ;%_’;;>.‘_’
T O befold at Public Auciion
. At the Audtion Office of WALILR
TODD, in*Newburyport, on the third day .
of July next, at cls¥en o'clock A M for rhie
benefit of the beirs of Wiriiam Wairs,
Esq. late of Bafton, dccca{cd...; ¥
A certain piece of LAND,
in the township of Wells, containiag furtys
three acres, lying on Taylor’s Brock so caited
aag ot far Trom 3 river and sanding in
'K&_@nebanh it being the fame that was cou
veyed from Joha Whecelwrighe, Eig toPhilip
White, for the benefit of {aid heirs
Conditions to be made known ap the tima
of sale P. W{ilj‘E, Exa:ul'w.
South- Hampton, Fune 4, 1810,
ks B eiy e ,
T ‘ ON “Satux.
mspueags m 7] 4Y OF JUY neit
ﬂﬁﬁﬁ R Q —~will be fold sz
53 & g aA gy o Kli A g
Eégs.,% - Pablic Alfurgn
Al msianam (if not previcuily
Byl I el -
bt a 5 W Tade ) oue halfnfa ‘hlee>
ftcry House, situated in’ Pittfirecy
formerly the property of the latc_‘ Ms s
Joun Stavers, deceafed—contzining
fix Cham:bers, two lower Rouoms and
Kitchen, Aquedu@ in the cellar, yvula
a good Ydrd and Well of water, aad
every way calculated for a Tavern, or
Boarcing House—Sale will be on the
premiies, at 12 o’clack— Terms liber
al, made known at the fale—for fur
ther particulars enquire of JAMES
A. GEDDPT.S, on the premises, or |
Y S.LARKIN, Aa&.
~ Portsmouth, May 22 1810.
M‘_"‘_"’W
NEW GOODS.
Py i Y IO
Nathaniel Dean,
Has just received a great variety of )
Stming & Summer Goods,
Which are of the latest impor
j’, and are offired for fule at a {n.all
vance, for cath or spproved credit, at
y Dtore No. 5, Market-Street.
ortfmouth, May 29 1810
srin = " 3 W
Kiddermnfler Carpetings,
Broad Cloths, Caflimeres, &,
Fuft received and Jor jaie ot
DRAPER’S
CHEAP CASH STORE,
~_‘: greal v:,éf;;-"y 4y b :
Kidderminfter Carpetings, of
the newelt patte o~ Verdtian Stair da.
Superfine light grey mix’d,
black, ovlue and br:wn Broag Clpths.
Suap.fine blick. blue, drab and light
grey mix’d Caflin eres, \
An elegdnt variery Fancy Muslins.
Light Ginghams & Hamilron Cords.
Bliack, blue and hilac Canton Crapes. /
Wih almolt every other article in tha
PIECE GOODS LINE,
which added to his former STOCK,
reakes b «florenvent very extensive,
May 29. 1810, i 4
Spring and Summer
GOODS. -
OD
- Sylvester Melcher, -
g & { '8
Has received “and s norw opering a ﬁ,p;blf’éf"
- SEASONABLE G)ODS,
| YMONG WHICH ARR, |
I ARGE & finall plaid, blue,
~4 buff and pink Ginghams ; Hair
corded do. Fancy London do. Low
pric’d do. Twili’d Lilac color’d
Cambricks ; Colored.” Lace Siripe
and Seeded do, a great variety~of fan
¢y Muslins, some of which are very
low priced ; Fine Jaconet ‘dor 3%
and ¢ white Cambricks'; Bapdeaux
ikfs. Imitation ! cbes ; Twili’d 3
awls ; Silk do. low priced Mullin
o. Thread and Cotion Laces 3 white
cambrick hkfs blk, and caloz"d}Can
ten Crapes ; Cambrick and common
Dimeoties ; dark ‘nd light Linerick
Habit Gloves ; Parasols, L
A large aﬁ'ortmexijt__off{uper"
fine and comn on Chuntzes ; % printed
Cambricks ; Furnitures and C. pper- :
plates ; Lspdon vestings, latest style;
Twill’d c}p’tmn_- Caffiaeres ; patent
buff Napkinss Grancorells; Wash.
ington “Seripes 5 Plain and Ribbd
white cotton Hose ; blk and color’d
do’ Ruffels, Durdys, Calimancoes,
Durants, and Wllc’%Bers:;atwe-xy low
prices ; DBritith Cottqnsz ;L’iﬂéﬁs_i
Brown do._do- Cottons; check’c Lin
ens ; 3 47 and ¢ Linen and Cotren
Diapers ; cotton ‘Umhrdh!_;‘;; “blk.
and ' color’d Sewing ﬁ"ﬁ j “cotron
Sewing ; Cotton Bundannas ; Ib. and -
bundle: Piosfitle v ) 8
India Cottons ; « Checks ;
HEf. bk India Lufirings Qt;g
negs 5 blue Nankins ; Yellow do. blk,
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