Norfolk gazette and publick ledger — Norfolk [Va.], 1807-03-18 00:00:00, page 3

The mefter.
ifred dollar*: •,• , ? -•*
The engrawtt, «M jlhowSMl
lars j i * v
And twodsrfcs at fivnhtmdred dollars.;:- ?'^ -
For the wage* of pwrtons employed in the differ
ent branches of melting', coining, carpenter's, biiU
w right’s and smith’s work.ineluding the sum of
one thousand dollar* per annum, allowed to an as
sistant coiner, and die-forger, who also oversees the
execution of the iron work, seven thousand two
hundred and seventy-eightdollars: ?
For the repaiis of furnaces, costs of roller* and
•crew*, timber, bar-iron, lead, steel, pot-ash, and
for all other contingencies of the mint, two thou
sand six hundred and fifty dollars: y . *-* •;
i i.uiiij>riiaauuii iu me gavemour, juages, ana
secretary of the territory of Orleans, thirteen thou
sand dollars : --W. *^S.i _ y,- ... t'-r
For incidental and contingent expences of the Ex
ecutive officers of the said territory, and fur express
hire and compensation of an Indian interpreter,
two thousand eight hnndred and fifty dollars :
For compensation to the governour, judges, and
Secretaty to the Mississippi territory, five thousand
nine hundred and fifty dollars: •" V
For expenses of stationary, office rent;1 and c
ther contingent expences in said territory, three
hundred and fifty dollars:
For compensation to the governour, judges, and
secretary of tbs Indiana territory, five thousand
one hundred and fifty dollars :
For expences of stationary, office rent, and.o
ther contingent expences of the said territory, three
hnndred and fifty dollars:
For compensation to the governour, judges, and
secretary of the Michigan territory, five thousand
one hundred and fifty dollars: .
. For expenses of stationary, office rent, and other
contingent ex pences of the said territory, three hun
dred and fifty dollars : - V
For compensation to the governour, judges, and
secretary of the Louisiana territory, five thousand
one handred and fifty dollars: j..
For expenses of stationary, office rent, pad other
contingent expences of the 3aid territory, three hun
dred and lifty dollars:
t For the discharge of such demands against the
United States, on account of the civil department,
not otherwise provided for, as shall have been ad
mitted in a due Course of settlement at the treasury,
two thousand dollars :
For additional compensation to'the clerks of' the
several departments of state, treasury, war, and
navy, and of the general post office, not exceeding,
fur each department respectively, fifteen per ceutom,
in addition to the sums allowed by the act, intruded,
“ An act to regulate and fix the compensation of
clerks, and to authorise the laying out certain pub
lic roads ; and for other purposes,” thirteen thou
sand two hundred and sixty nine dollars : - », •
•For compensation granted by law to the chief
justice, associate judges, and district judges of the
United States, including the chief justice, and two
associate judges of the district of Columbia; to
the attorney general,, and to the judge of the district
of‘Orleans, tif'v nrfte thousand four hundred dol
lars : ‘
For the like compensation granted to the several
*district attorneys of the United, three thousand four
hundred dollars : w..- -«
For compensation tothe marshals of the districts
of Maine, New-Hampshire, Vermont, Kentucky,
Ohio, Fastand West Tennessee, and Orleans one
thousand six hundred dollars : . >
For defraying the expences of the Aprerte, cir
cuit and district courts of the United ^tes, fodod
ing the district of Columbia, and of j^rs and wit
. nesses, in aid of the1 funds arising froth Sms, fore
feitures and penalties, 'and likewise . for defray^
the expenses of prosecution fo? offences against the
United States, arid for safe keeping of prisonen, for
ty thousand dollars : v •
For the pay meat of sundry petitions granted by
the late government, eight hundred and sixty dollars ^
For the payment of the annual allowance to the’
invalid pensioners of the United States, from the’
the 5th of March,’1807, to the ,4tb of March,
1808, ninety-eight thousand dollars i ’ ' {
For the maintenance and support of fight houses,
beacons, buoys, and pubiick piers, aud stakeage of
channels, bursaiid shoals, and Certain contingent
expenses, eighty-tbreothdusand, nitre hundred and
sixty-one dollars and eight cents s ?
For erecting a light house on Si. Simon's island}
in Georgia, the former appropriation of seven thou
sand dollars for- that object having been carried -In
the surplus fund, nineteen thousand dollars £ .J ; ;
For erecting light houses at the month 'of the
Mississippi river, and at or near the pitch of cape
Look-out, in North Carolina, in addition to tlwJ
sums heretofore appropriated by law for thus* bb4
•jects, of twertty-four thousand Six handred and
twenty-five dolfare and ninety-six cents,having bee*
carried.to the surplus fund, fifty-five thousand &>U
urs:
For erecting a light ktas? o^WBitefcttuf, at tti^
entrance of Pedobicot boy, the'former appropruiiii
on for that object having been carried to the surplus
fond, two tousand two hundred and five dollars, and
eighty cents : ?-• t-s-'v--:*-- s ■ ■ -vi
For the erection of bcacofis in the harbour of
NeW-York, in addition to the 9ums heretofore'ap*
propriated, one thousand two handreddoUars: ? *f:
For defraywg tbfc expenses incumdirCburveying
the toast of North Carolina, between Cape. Hatte*
raS and Cape Fear, in addition to <fce sew heretofore
appproprmted for that object, on# thousand three
hundred dollars : Y-..> ■
/•■'JW cimipeneating the commissioners in the afore
said service, for the lose of their etiects incident t«
the service on ■boaad the'reyenuS euttwlV wrecked at
Oemoodk { the amount of which loss the accout
faff officers of the treasury areherebyauthorised to
liquidate end allow i»pod~ satisfactory- proof being
exhibited to them of such lose, ode thousand six
hondrsddnttara:;•.-v Y ,
. . For carrying <wT the satyeyeof pobljci Wide in
die state uf Ohio, end in tbe severaltemtories, so
wty-thras thousand owe hundred and e^faty ; ddt
• ie#»t ’ b >( i't f ■■ ^ <- ; f
J^.expMiswIJ infi^durs^wfth foifk-n nations,
thirty-three thodsend sfodtitty doilan; .. '•%*5*0, i';
Foe eundngeat expanses bf iurrconrse-idthi fo
reign nations, twenty thensoad dolWs r Y -F r
i orexpense* of mwnvnefse with the IWbury pow
ers,fitly'thousandddarw:^ 1 \v-* Y ■,?'**»>/•■ '
• For cwtwywt cap—» ef iBtercoene-crtth the
Fortin
fkaft
..For
and Modi
cap to
Fdr
against
for,as shall
tlemcnt at
According
in specie, four
; 3ec< 2> And be
9}.«tgp>ria'h»
imd discharged oul
sand dollars,
sand dollars, ff.nrrv|M bji an^att, laakfwT&r&fii
for ■ *h« debt oftMfcUued ]
naoBKp inOw treasaiy.aot othehsict^r
: •. Miami
proteotpoto
' March 3, TSflgwW v,p
' Approved,
tMSQX.
„ WAffHjiMSrtOX CrrtpMarth ft.
Etfract e? M Utter fmm?% ,.gcwfomgk«|f ondadbted
veracity, doted Nottm, ?Jl ''nfmini. to hi*
friend in this city.
“ Col. Burr's arrival here has Caused a great bus
tle, and almost stopped «d! business. ^ Ha Kas been
brought before a court here, who. had no jurisdie
iion in his case; and a grand jury "has been found,
who have not only acquitted him, but presented the
government for meddling with him. If this is con
ceived abroad to be the sentiment of the people of
this territory, : it will be very wrong, for it is quite
the contrary. This was a jury packed by'
He has since made bis escape, and the executive
have this morning issued a proclamation, offering
2000 dollars to any one who will take him Op again.
It being all a botched affair. I hope this present*
mentmay not be misconceived by the general go,
vernment; for I can confidently say, that there ts
no part of the union more averse to a Separation in
general, than this territory; although some things
in the load law, have given much umbrage.'* . :; i.
. . v Ckarikstos, March'd.,/
By the snip Middleton, capt. Spencer, in 3d days
from Bordeaux, we last evening received french n»>
pers to the 10th January. - V v
From the slight perusal which we have horn able
to give to opr papers, we do not discover any thing
of importance relating to the war. It was.report,
«d that the French bad commcncedbombkrding the
of Daatzicfc, but we have seen no accounts df
any active operations having token place. Tips
rajjs papers abound in rumours and accounts of the
rupture of our a^oUations with Great-Britaia, and
tb« probability of ,on immediate war between the
two-countriw. Buonaparte has made his entry into
Warsaw, amidst the. acclamations «f the people.
, ®en, Katnenskoy has been appointed commander
in chief of the Russian army. The marquis of
Douglas, the British ambassador to the court of
St. Pelersburgh, arrived on the 15th December at
Malmoe, where be was presented to the king of
Sweden. Bis Prussian majesty has appointed gen.
count" Schullenburg, governor of Prussia, proper,
T»e ministerof state,Mr. Von Stein, has received
per interim, the port folio of foreign affairs, which
is no longer in the hands of count Haugwitz. y v.
Gen. Lusalcette, hip been appointed by Buona*
pan® governor of the Hanoverian states, I,
A British squadron was lying in Elsineur roads,
expecting a reinforcement. , . Courier. ■
From a Paris psperof the 3d January, we havi
translated the following importaht article i
“ Th® measures which are prescribed by the i»
penal decree declaring the British islands in a stab
of blockade, uretobe carried into execution in ai
their point*.’ Several American and Portuguese'
toK which had arrived in the port of Cberhs
and afterwards driven into England, were
mitted to return into port.” „ > : .
In execution of the imperial feree,; which >*,
from French ports every ship coming direedyfra*
Eiiglaud or her colonies, and to prevent ships froti
making use of the pretext of having been forced iot
England or, her possessions by stress of weather, th
captainSvOf foreign ships are holder* at 'their arrivs
in any French port, to dethire the pluce wbenc
th*y Were dispatched, the ooe Whence;they com*
and the ports into which they may. have put; togiv
a summaiyr iitfornwtion of their Cargo, and to aflira
that they come neither dirertly from England nil
from her . colonies. If the declaration announce
that the ship put in to F.aghmd, *fa« shall be form
to put hack * ia the contrary case, the dethxratioi
shall be sent by' the commander of the port, to th
superior whuintitrstoi yf the; mariner who shal
concert dith the soperipr directors ®f tbecuston;
bouses, to verify* th* sincerity pf4, If the deels
ration isfoundnottol^ exact, tbe vewri shall b
seised wjth her Cargof l’he captain of any foreig
vessel wbo should pefosfto> siga-.iKs deciaratior
»haH be holdnr to sail put of port, and to fafty® n
communication whatever with the laud, . / ihid.
'M*• ,v..'
1 uy me JViMdwtofb ve have received regular filet
•* Freneb papers I* 10th January—Estract*.'bom
these will be found in the precedingpng»,N i.:i
. The account of tbe re-capture of Bwa»i
bj the Spaniards, Was published in an kutraordioa
lyhUaaeUe at Madrid, eft the *44tb December. ' It
was received by a Portuguese ship arrived at Lis*
bon, from, Penumbourg; and corresponds will
U»e accounts published m the United States/ vJ
•■■>• */ /. ■■ ■' (Timet.}
A fetter from fioideaax, of tbe 12tb Jammy,
states, that accounts hudjnst been received, that a
decisive battle bad been fought cm the 22d* 23d and
24th of-December, in which tbe Russians and Prus
sians were defeated, with the loss of, 3(1,000 men
-p'he loss An tbe other side, was stated at /OOO
French tfodSOOQ Pol**.—(Ibid.) , /
■: The decree of blockade against tbe British islandi
1 <xecntinjroa c*e#y poilrt, Seuehd Ameii
? can and l’ortogocs* Vessels bdely arrived in Cher
burg roads, were ftM admitted into UtatbatbMr
j befB use they had prtrioasly put plaaw £ng|Ut
r*t
Pre
contradicted
V couVorati*
the lirst ia
Spivtirt* JWttb jejjf and 4Mri&t9£' hopes; the an
■f*ers ■ tioae'ofthc grand^monaiwb have
Ipcited ourjast admiration. They discover men at
th« same time, penetrated with tbfctrue spirit of tt
ligion and thedoties of the virtuous citizen; we
tj^re see the apfightness of negotiators, animated
*»h that conciliating ^fchracter so proper to re
move all difficulties.., ^■/, „i ' ; . ■
*WJS Israelite* spread «b»u i* tbe Hnmes«ity oi
the French empire, already bad the happiness
of being re-established* if the sacred rights of na
ture i the great naljophad already . . broken the fet
ter* of a people ttm*jong a tine slaves, and broke
down.the fatal barrier separated them front
tbeir brethren—it hudteitored to thecoantry de
fendert fbich were despised, aad to the state useful
citizens ; but the enjoyment of this inappreciable
benefit still was subject to some di$£uities, and it
was reserved for the* immortal Nupu|mn to root
plete your happiness. His vast genifpreadily saw
that religion tould b® ftndcitd' pure, and abuses
correctednevertheless, for the .purpose of avoid
ing every suspicion that he intended the kdst at
tack on. our ancient belief- becaUedyoifto delibe
rate With you as a father with y our
true interests. &£'
5 May theshining example fflfmre ftsethelt
mitsofits empire; md^jlrlniaanUy- of its *&M
reign extend its^f over twpw hole earth abd produef
aiot a stfiile admiration hut a laud|bVaiH«latioi»^
\ Which will assimilate us to our brethren—may.. the'
arbiters of mankind leud a sensible ear to the plain
tiiie cries ofomragrd nature! ^divine bounty,
deigipdce more to cast ;* propitious eye bn wjhwple
.formerly the object bfyour grace. /aspire tb* mas
ters ef the world, tench their hearts iVfavow^f
«»?!< .'A- J. :v. ... ...^
" Aodyoa, who air assembled .to work the fcapfet?1
ness of your brethren, kst not-j^nT ml relfck
rood, with ardour, the sublime intention* pf Wcl
ahgUstbenefactor; if thcfQui.diespi8^«;ymir ldbbid’,
the sage will cover y6u wKh'bttiedictiolw. Finish
the grand work you afe called to; amf to.mnrtui
glory awaits the end of your rirfeer, .
,, We wish, Mr. President and Messrs. Deputies,
that we could better express to you our Satisfaction
apd our ardent ^wishes for tbe success of yottr W
hours. . Accept, as a proof of the interest, 1*01“
in them, our thanks and opr respects.
.. CpwEJilfAeESf^ajscett^r^^
The departure of the French minister for Kiel,
where he k invited to a conference by the. prince
royal, has caused a great sensation here. Front
the information oar commerce has beep able to at
tain ffem theministry, it appears certain that Dep
mark indisposed to accede U» the grand plan form
ed.by the -emperor Napoleon, to reconquer the li
berty of the Seas. ■ ; .;?-V .= p .* &
Afarober of vessel* of the line are ordered to be
equipped with the greatest activity., Thfe nifuua.
of tee city since some days, ate furni*b<dwrtbVa«f>
non ; and, tbegaards are doubled there** waUasin
the port*
Urf
-..•H ^ ^
*'V-* -4VV V./ V-..V'Tf.-.rW'
muBtncrtt.Dettemtet;^,,
from Sweden assert,-that col. Motion,
r in chief of tbe Swedish poops which
uenburgh, a part of which were made
r . in tbc baule of Labeek^liBs been cen
to death by a council of tenfV'.'I'hfy add
Swedish .majesty, has raajOxmed the soft*
... ' *.y % ^ J
V- ■'■■■December v-*> '
A letter from Anlaip, of the expresses it
self in these terras-^-** it is reportk|fc**» that mar
shal Martlet (ms made very pacific* propositions to
the governor of Strakund { they add* that, Jhey baVf
reference to an act of «feu|raHiy for Pomerania; but
that gen. Kssetr bad dared. toconclude'.nothhig be
fore he asks for express instructions, bopwing the
character of tifosuveRagn'.* - •».; ‘ ' • ,
We learp froup Sw«deo, U»t fop teVte'tipte• yfoft,
there baa beena stranger at the. c«fo|b.ef 3dalmoe,
who observes ^hdfflte^ atrfo|hK«M|fo j be is dress
ed very phtitey j btk hs pafogs .^y houte, every
day, in conference with ^nrrv,. .. .......
. We bavjf thWhCW* of tbaforrivalof Mr* Drsau
gters at JCitt; aud ^ty Hrevrry ehrfoas tbroughohi
the ifoMh to know the fesolt of Ins aisst^^ ift
baa ah^ady dispatched a courier to the prlpf* of Be
aevCnto; and peopls who have ocCastew t» ‘ be; w«l.
fobtrtned,pretend that Ins despatches will fully tt'
ttsfy tbe emperour Napoletm. Further*, tt tatpn de
sire of till Holstein; that' Denmark ihpulrf vpy
herself entirely, and frankljr, on the side «f France
Aval uable TractofLAND forSale.
■
The SnEmtfiber will sell Ma Plantation cal*
led Letel-Grucn, adjoining the town of KeibjMfte, in the
county of Princes* Anne. There icon the
Houae and orcheuhrf H contain* about MO acre*, and ft*
land it excellent i if* figure ba «ja»re,andif5lei:»i petition
h'nunome and eligible, lying on the Eaadero-Brentjh of Hi
aabeth met,and aiao on the putxiickroul luadingtaNorlilk.
Jt ia eniwenieotly tituated with reepeet to NortoS; market,
he:nff abpot»tntlee dietant by Water, ndt be land. It i*
fcootigujwi* to Braad-Cretb, which aWxxU in gued«y
4tie weB timbered, «id hat agued landing, *Tb not ex
tnftnmay
:hare mow
. . rdf will ap
ply to Mr. Willton bn the piwnint, to Mr. Clniiua Seyer,
William Bishop, Janhee Rebihaony er WiHtem White, all
of whom rttide iutho neighbourhood^*—Thd ptitchaeer will
bp acWnxaMated inai king, credit. •
IOOcmIis Kepsp and Hoyr« Brown STOUT,
ton piece* Erislitfc £*was, amorted) 2 caxct-oflfcojim,
*0 cadw of Gwnpwwder; half ton ef Salt ;f noa ■ wlikfc
'they will tab lop, and on a literal credit. - V ' - .
•" ■ ■ " * ' * Hobk,; Aibuitor^, k €«* -'
■m
■>
; ^ jujbi
tot
tat
ni
n&MA, ' It* sfecfcfet .tmht&Qjjfi-ltfi in
■ . , M ....... nlw,.
°$£ "«ou« which t& hareof tot^
fimr* isfepiwt firntp^imien^f IkUffigtiKt^i^
fctterfrotoNrfeheatf thef^br^ ;A«rt*&
wg to this fetter, Mr. |m*jfi» feo^'
the integrity of thej&y Jfo 'shtfi*
givi no wpiiiion-okthe jpohjec^ W^th^o tM
&** 'wa«« tear mere »po* fel
' ^ .The J**M* *lfiefe ve pebfieh ’this' jhsy, ^
*h» metitw tif Mr. Br^, i* tit |hr first inttie*,”
ae^ ifeMr^sthe attention >f the people. As mt'
teaybercaf^teffer soniereBMirheoit.thydtUtt^
fK*&: *? |^^teihrttii^^iiarti4
mt rmfieis to the wbjeft.
•»■ V V
'-. t , * - v*'.
Sri* NefeYnrtl
'fiSp-" &trm, baving oaiije utb'ioirt,]# U%|
*J+ «» *5«py o^nd,^t hdf
Srh r JKa Uepry, Laeato, 7 <%« fruti>0iarle*^
Proby, liarmamon & Co. . ■ •;u.- « ,
., vita Ciwnney, Unroot, r<ir thaportit
|Ww» Juamtql, haaptrt twto Ctatlestga,« tlutfejn '
p“ ‘gjgrJM^Swfortroi^Clodi?
;y'4
4 puncheon* Grab*}* Rumr - *''*'•*• " ”
. > —’ *—«'•Utf ■* . ■!■ .... • -V* ” --;, ",
l#*
-. s44-»ritl* amt ilierce* Sugar t tfr taui tVoner. '
'suiMm:
SALtEt. -' *
TfresuBseh&er will seH fourteen LOTS
Norfolfc^Wl situated for prWatoresIdhncot
««"»•« °r:ttn* ««!» ,«*(* *UI be given tbrteo th.rda«4
, ., --given tbrtwoth.rd*of
Ae purchase rate,, A pi*, nuvtm seen by applying to
&v*v i <? ■» 1 Robert B, Taylor.;^
. .■ 3 “* «*"» iV ***».%
■2li
m&r JrtiMkt or Charter, -ff*^
“■ SrfWMtBI'AVKB^ I<. beta. Mm, bun '*■
««t ib6rthef> 1C6 ton*, will be.toady to r**
- r ^&4«StSSfe£
% bostcad9 -SU»AR'"
" b««rele Loot Sogrf. '
-yffatchm. -v' (■. ->...■• -tf-.* '- txf
ff
■s ■ -■.- *vr Jmtlcrdast^x <> r'
•’n»^S»,'‘4«* Ship GEQRGlAKA, #
Itrfww* CUwtariam, mate, for Creightr
w:
'Bffggg
■<**»!
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just received for tale,
:*V.: .i.
JOOQOOjhs. Ureert C< “
^14 'tond|fc:
jll::^J^-LoittrowMbr. J..... . . ,
*-';' 'v,^ '. &THmi, fuckerv
. y ■ CoptmtAe-treei wherf,
Its.
fmn tpe^Li^ th*t
IffTjjc ^xdiangc Cbffc^House^ :.^
Alt, *«eto ibie to rent ttty hav? it fuyiti*b«4 wUh
yxtaMe furniture aiui (erfanta, or not, a* tfiey meji think pm
pec. JTKte home i« su vett known, that it A conceived no
^Mtmdaar description of if h imobivi it te sufflcietM to abd
•*»%**>**»*b**»bww*r •»«». % -
*v >v. >. •*'■ »'• j John Warrcbe.. .
■ X ,» 4dv---J -T, .f*;- ■ ’•'-T'
ekit-d
■„ „ . - &J$<WC£i t ,, •
rrJ? Suh^iber having purchass^ tbc
.ftgmwiy. »*>« owe, %,,
wamt eli pe^Prom cuttfais wood;: S&****)*&'
fottiae wuiMjfi p«»itr Otfjhawfeost rtjour of thcbtA
it***'. '.* 'W*. BokL* WilL'Ji. i
Robert WiBa,f_
* OttMObW.
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■ ■.■I'll*'-'111 I <1 I imNlif I Hm 'll Y>'£&•*, .-Jmum »
WOfcK, KMttftl
Gedgtaphttal Compilation
of J*choaiv
Boin«<a>*ceutate deferinthm of all the Empires. Kingdom^,
ftepuMkki, and StatCMn (tic tenant ««r<dr »iib a* account
uf their population, government, religion, Ac. arranged in a. ..
eaUtfdbfticat ftwf*, cemjoled M the heft American, hf>
Wit a»d ym>cl> Awho«i) by iDaor f>wd Chmiu^, teacharaf'
tleijgi»|itijf * -••' ■ '?■ •wisddsjtyjt v..'jy *•
*" i wtahiatftodettedon anew plan, andconttin* eevaeai
Ingparti'euUrt concerning bothraodem end anttant
Geography, which hard nwvar Appeared in any worfcaf the
kind (mblfched hi this ceuntf^ theconipBatian has obtain
ed the approbation and subaeripiiouof thaufrerodcot «f (He
UuiHJilawu of the Secretarj of State j, of the President*
and Director* of the Ctrtiegea of Unions at Schanectady, ilk
the Stato ofHew-YoiJt; of George-leant; efSt. Maryv bk
Haithnore; and taftty (he approbationo( tha College of WHa
itenMKi Maty. Mr. AniUroeo. in hit tadies* Academy,, at ,
Williapabutg, h*» adapted itj ha St. Maiy'a Col,nger7*it
Baltimore, h iradopted *» tie ’eaduaum of all other wed*
Oti thet aubfacW^u nketficen the Ladiea' Academia, af Mttl
Htcoongia, - and^Mn- haCombe, In Ba!tinsore f of Mr* it*
e«Ml, tnd if Mn. Gralaa*, in Philadelphia^ aodef Mia*
Db St. Makln, inAttiiirfloti,- K, J. ( <1 haa aiao beaaaub
teribcd tobetiromott reipecttb'epart of the inbabhantaaf
- ,hU( New-Vath, and tha StaU of Near*
Baltimore, tflhish
_, _amber atMertaio tha flattering pra*.
Jaiaey Ildar "
pcct ofMahtg fcktabour rerouted by,* liberal an* mrilgjte
ia(Md public* »bo wUidao*OMa«o«^*»»
, bee* km*** by *• twapy able eititgr* amt* rftich me
rn&mSSmm^i to render it at tha same time uadi art*
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