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COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED
c,:.vrAAT of xißcHAzirs rf ENGLAND, trading
:37)1ES, do here 4 girt 21i:ice,
Qvwterly General Court of the said Company,
)543ted lobe
hAI at thin House on WEDNESDAY, tke
thzre will he laid befOre the Proprietors, for their
riles of Advice. received from the Governor in
M„ oil of Fc.: se. George, and of the proceedings which have
jr r:rsuance of the orders of the Court of Direr—
rrctog tie Case of Mr. WILLIAM Coosk, of the Madras
J. DART, iltaistant-Secretary.

SALES BY AUCIION.

PATENT PAPER SANDWICII AND TIM TRAtd.
JH. BARLOW having obtained his Majesty's
• Royal Letters Patent, for Ids Improvements on Mr. Clry's
original Paper, and all taker Tea Trays, sodelts the Nobility's
inspeetiton to a CHOICE aid UNIQUE COLLECTION,
painted by eminent Artisthin the Indian, Chinese. and Orient. I
style ; also Salvers, 'Bread Baskets, Knife, Sposn, and Sniffer
Trays, Decanter Stands.—No. 7,.Vere.street, blew Bond-street.

MOE DEN, W 1 ILTSH IR E.

•
VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, Excellent FARM
HOUSE,OFFICES, Out-Buildings, Garden, Orchard, and
*TWO HUNDRED ACRES of MEADOW, Arabic, and
Pasture Land, with Common Right; also, a Water CORN
MILL, with a Cottage Dwelling and Meadow Land, abuut
Sixteen Acres adjoining ; contiguous to several excellent Mar-
ket Towns; eligible Property for Investment, Poor-rates low.

FOR COUGHS, BOA ItSENESSM f e..
MT. GRENOUGII's PECTORAL LOZEItiGES
of TOI.U, the great demand for which, after upwatds
of fifty. years trial, proves them a anpetiar remedy fvr U
Coughs, lioarsentsses, Sore Throats, Achmatic and Comsuinp-
dye Tne genuine only have Hayward.'
prirml on the stamp, by whom they are prepared, as successor
to Jr. Greenough, the Inventor; sold in Boxes Thirteenpence-
iah'Penny each, by his appointment, by F. Newbery and SOM.,
St. ?seYs Church-yard ; Sutton aid Co. Bow Church-yard;
Bayley and Co. Cocksjeur-street ; Nix, Royal Exchange; Naos
and Son, fdietg-laint ; Ward, 3sts Holbreu ; Clark, inn, Borough ;
Sanger 150, Oxford street ; Rl:relays, bled.biarket ; /Sake, itf,
l'iceedilly ft and the Vender: of Genuine Medi...lats. 1.11.:re also
may be hid, Mr. Greenough's celebrated Tit:cruses Ott preserv-
ing tftv Teeth and Gums and curing the Tooth-ach, in eularfel
Bottles, at Od:ltiltb, With "R. Hayward" signed on thtstantp.
risti&Only Genuine PECTORAL bALSAM OF
HONKY, invented by SIR JOHN DILL, M.D.—For
Coughs, Colds, Asthma., and Consumptions, this atedicise is
unequalled ; the Asthmatic and Consumptive may rely as relief,
and by due perseverance, on a 1.341.:711 cure. Those whose Lunge
are injured by Cold, or oppressed by a quantity of (nutlet us
Matter, will find a safe and certain Remedy. It opens the tho-
racic Duets, heals the soreness of the breast, removes dlilloultY
of Breathing, promotes easy expectoration, and prevent( as well
as cures all consumptive Affection*, so fatal to thousands I.r. :We
country. No medicine was ever sn universally counterfeitsd as
this, and a few years ago, the Wife of the Rey. Robot Fowler
of I'eterborough, had nearly fallen a sacrifice to a spurious
sam of Honey, sold bf a Chmnist and Druggist in Loudon..
The Genuine will have the Names of " Shaw and F.durards,
66, St. Paul's;' enzraved on the stamp.
Sold by E. Edwards, of,, St. Non, nearlynppodte the general
entrance to the Cathedral, on the Foot way ; also bf *ricer and
Chandler, Oxford-street; Ward, Holborn; Wilmot, florunah ;
Nix and Stradling, Exchange; and Emerson East Smithikl4l.
Price 3s. 6d. sad 24. 941:

- _
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's Catee-kouse, Qtanse-Alley,CornhiU, on Tatra.-
nay, the 26th March, 1518, at Wave **Clock, in Two Lou.
LOT 1. _ .

,VigE AT 84$. PER DOZEN,
,able high flavour and great age.
of about 150 Dozen etch, to be
in quintitlea gaitable to the Purchoers.—
n,,a, or Samples bad; by applying only at
-.4v, buns...isms.

AVALITAIILE FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate
at MOR DEN, in the County of Wilts, comprising an
exceeding good FARM-HOUSE, seated on a conunanding emi-
nence, with Garden Orchard, Granary, Barns, Stables, Cow.
houses, Calf--pees, Dairy, Pigeo.f-Muse, and all oiler requirate•
Offices, in a very commodious Farm-yard, and
• TWO HUNDRED ACRES,
or thereabouts, b?ing part of the Mord= Farm, dente on the
North site of the North Wilts Canal, whereof one half IS
Arable, the rentateder old Green Sward and rich Meadow Lad.:
in a very high state of cultivation, with a Right of Comzt un..
withmo stint, ever the Comment field of Hayden.
LOT 2. A Water CORN MILL on the opposite .Me of the
River, with a Cottage Dwelling, Offices, and rich Meadow Land
adjoining, about Sixteen Acres, great part water meadow.
The Estate is bounded on the North partly by use high road
leading front Ilighworth to Wootton Bassett; on the West by
the river Ray, and no the South, for three-quarters of a mile, by
the North-Wilts Canal ; the towing path to which is on the op-
posite side of the Lands, which is biyhly advantageous for the
conveyance of the produce to market, and procurement of manure.
Morden is three Miles from Swindon, five from ilighworth,
five from Wootton Bassett, six from Cricklade, ten from Ciren-
cester and Faringdon, fotirteen from Marlborough, all capital
Market Towns, and twenty-seven from Oxford and Bath.
The Proprietor of this k.atate may use a Pleasure Boat on the.
Mrdts Canal without leave of the Pr, prietors.
Part of the Purchase-money may remain on Mortgage.
To be viewed, by applying to Mr. Patter, of Ridgway, near
Swindon ; of whom particulars may be had ; at the Bell, Swin-
don
; Royal Oak, Wootton Basset ; White Hart, Cricklade ;
Ring's Head, Marlborough ; Star, Oxford ; White Lion, Bath,
and Malmesbury ; Black Bear, Devizes ; Bear, and Crown,
Reading ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square,
London.

THE: POOR tAws.
)a.tve, In Chic va. Poo. price Ss. boards,
,TioNs on the ICI POLICY and per-
/F.N CY of the present ADMINISTR A-
LAWS ; with Suggestions for improving
e Poor.--By CHARLES JERRAM, A.M.
and one of his Majesty's Justices of the
ty of Surrey.
Fenner, John Ifatchard, L. B. Seeley, Lon-
Chertsey.

,li,hca, ins Vol.: 14rto. price LL 4s. boards,
.—A Novel.—By the Author of %VA-

VER UV, &c.
Lcauw the good old rile
tliera—the simple plan
sktAdd take, who have the power,
y 40- iuld keep who can.
Rob Roy 's Grave : Woarovroarn.
:bald Constable and Co. Edinburgh, and Long.
t, Pees, Orme and Brown, London.
Of whom may be had,
IL • —Guy bLinnering, 5 vols. IL Is.
svols. 11. Ss.

ELIGIBLE AND LUCRATIVE CONCERN.
TO BE DISPOSED OF,

- ,
In consequence of the decease of the Proprietor,
THE STOCK in TRADE, GOOD-WILL, Re-
mainder of a valuable LEASE, FIXTURES, Ste. of that
old-etablished and well-known COACH and HARNESS MA-
NUFACTORY, situate in Lichfield-street, Birmingham, carried
on by the family of the late Mr. Witk:CLIC, upwards of 60 years.
This Concern has been conducted under the superintendence
of the Executors, since the decease of the Proprietor, with un-
diminished success; and they have now reduced the Stock to
such s low valuation, that any Gentleman inclined to embark in
' this Manufactory, would find it an opportunity which seldom
occurs, of employing a small capital to great advantage.
.The
Prennies are replete with every convenience for Increasing the
trade to any extent; and the Executors would treat upon the
most liberal terms, in order to wind up the accounts of the Tes-
tator. The Concern will continue until its disposal under their
maaagemcnt, and they Inform the Public, that there Is constantly
on Sale a number of New and Second-hand Carriages of every
description, at reduced prices.
All Persons indebted to the Estate of the 1at,..1.11r. F. Wheeley
are requested immediately to pay their accour.rs; and these
whom the Testator was indebted may receive the amount of
their demands by applying at the Manufactory.
N.B. Particulars of the terms on which the Concern will be
disposed of may be had of Mr. lkilby, New Hall-atreet: or
Mr. John Whit iagham, Ashted, Birmingham.
Ilehfiekt4treet,Birmingham, 48th January, lBlB.

vraspublished, price Sc. boards,
; Or, The WITCH of SCOT-MUIR, corn-
d MADGE the Ssoovsa : a Scottish Tale.
Wiervrixld, Neely, and Jones, l'aternos-
nn may be had, by the same Author,
Haverill ; or, The Secret of the Castle:
:g, a Aladman and no Madman—Who Walks
&c.—Remarkable Characters, Incidents,
-tctive and entertaining. In 4 vols.l2mo.

FOR COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA!), AND
CONSUMPTION*

BERKSHIRE.
BETWEEN READING -ABINGDON, ILSLEY,
PANGBOURN, AND NEWBURY.

ripHE PECTORAL ELIXIR. Experience has
..1. proved this medicine to be the most sal.nary arid efficacious
remedy for Colds, Coughs, Catarrhs, and Astigmatic Affections.
By promoting gentle expectoration, It almost Instantly removes
slight and recent colds ; and a very few doses are generelly ear
cleat to overcome these which from negkct have assumed a mute
serious character, and are also accompanied with cough. Bsiag
peculiarly adapted to givg freedom to r..apiration, it is the im.,t
clfecttal medicine in asthmitis complzints, shortness of bietith,
hoarseness, wheezing', soreness and obstructions of the breast ir.d
lungs, and all the usual symptoms which att..-nd the b-einring of
consumptions ; and if tiler in' time will prevent this fat I 10-
ease! Many different Cough :qv:Heine" bein sold -.rider
similar names, purchasers of this Pectoral Kiair, to prevent being
disappointed of the geruine medicine, are revenied to be puts-
cuter in observing that each Bottle hes alSred to it the Govern-
ment Stamp, with the name of " Butler, No. 4, CLeapaide," 611.
graved in the impression.
Sold in Bottles at ts. 1 id. and larger, containing three snisff
ones, at kw 9d.; by BUTLIdi and SONS, (.11.:m'ess, No 4,
Cheappide, corner of Si. Paul's Churcb.yard. London; and ..11,
Seckville.street, Dublin; also by the principal Booksellers, D:Lig-
gists, and Medicine Venfiere, in every Town throughout the
United Kingdom.

---- - - •
BEECH and PEASEMORE FARMS, WOODS, Pliklble
FARM RESIDENCES, and LAND; nearly EIGHT
HUNDRED ACRES.

The St. }llklimn: a Moral Tale. In one
!. LJalls.

who, in 3 vols. lesno. It. Is. boards.

By MR. ROBINS,
(By Order of the Executors of Join &amiss, Esq. deceased,)
At Garraway's Coffee-house, in Exchange-Alley, Cornhill, on
THURSDAY, March 26, 1818, at Twelve o'Clock, in Four Lots,
Lot 1. A VERY Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE,
IX the MANOR or n npurgi) MANOR FARM
of BEF.O if, in band, situate in the Parishes of Aldworth and
Ashamstead, a short distance from Ilsley and Pangbourn, a very
healthy part of the County, and a fine commanding spot ; com-
prising a Mandrel or Farm-House, with Offices, good Garden,
Orchard, spacious Farm-yard, Barn, Stables, and various Out-
buildings, with sundry Enciosum of Meadow, Pasture, rich
Arable and Wood Land ; in an excellent state of cultivation, and
containing upwards of -
• FOUR HUNDRED AND TWELVE ACRES,
Ail lying compact, and surrounding the Buildings.
Lot 2. A most desirable Freehold Estate, PEASIIMORE
FARM, with Common Rights; situate at Peasemore, near
Chevelcy, Bliley, and Newbury; the late Residence of Joule Srx-
nuns, Es+ deceased; comprising a gentecl Dwelling-house, with
comfortable Apartments, spacious and excellent Offices of all de-
scriptions, capital Garden, Orchard, a well-planned Farm-yard,
surrounded with substantial Farm-builaings of all descriptions,
Stable, Coach-house, Dog-kennel, and vas ions erections ; Enclo-
sures Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and Wood Land, containing

'REAT AMERICAN SERPENT.
mblished, verbatim from the Roston Edition,
large Engraving, price ts. sewed,
ItT of the LINNIEAN SOCIETY of

'LAND, relative to a large Marine Animal,
I.IIPENT, seen near Cape Ann, Massachu-

,617.
te &puns, No. 73, St. Paul's Churcb-yard.
judged proper to reprint in London this *e-
-1 amphiet, describing rax OILEAMIT woman
..:xuao, whose existence has been placed be-
Lie meritorious exertions of the Boston Linnaein
[trine Serpent proves Indeed to b.• the large4t
Igs ; and these accurate Observations confirm
11 shop Pontoppidan, and of various Navigs-
ments had hitherto been deemed fabulous.

FRAUD PREVENTED.
rCOUNTERACT the many attempts that are
ail y made to impose on the unwary a SPURIOUS COM-
POS UR/N. instead of the GENUINE BLACKING prepared
by DAY and MARTIN, they have adopted a new Label, in
which their signature and address,
97, HIGH-HOLBORN,-

me published, in seven handsome volumes,
price f 2 2s. in extra boards,
,GIIAM'S CABINET EDITION of
EARE's PLAYS; arcuratelyprinted from the
aed Steevesis, and embellished with 230 nista.
includirg the Seven Ages of Slap, a Bust of
and a View of dsa linuse in which he WAS
Representation of the Jubilee Procession in
ninemorated by Garrick. To which are pre-
Likspeare, written expressly for this Edition by
S. and a Preface by Dr. Johnson. There are
Index to the Work, and a Critique on each

Is so conspicuously placed In the centre of the Label, that they
trust an attention to this, and the difference of the type, which is
unlike all letter-press, will enable purchasers at once to detect
the imposition,
The Real Japan BLACKING, made and sold wholesale by
DAY and MARTIN, 97, High-Holborn, and retailed by the
principal Grocers Druggikts, ilooksellen, Ironmongers Petfu-
users, Boot-Makers, fcc. in the United Kingdom, in Ironmongery,
at
6d. Is. and Is. 6d. each.

Non tit vivere sed valtrevita.--Alianst.
" Life is only life, when blest with lleidth."
THE finest system of Ethics is to confine within
due bounds, and thus to regulate the Passions ; unrestrained
and insubordinate they impetuously destroy those barriers which
Religion and Morality have made sacred ; to curb but taut an: !-
haute them appears the k-ssun of Prudent., best cakturted to
limit their effervescence. _

upw.- rds of
THREE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FOUR ACRES,
All lying compact, and in an excellent state of cultivation; a most
desirable property for an Agriculturist or a Gentleman fond of
Field Sports, beirg in a fine Sporting Country, plenty of Game,
and scveral packs of Hounds in the neighbourhood; within two
miles of Cheveley, three from Haley, and seven from Newbury.
Both these Estates are fine Sheep Farms ; the crops of Turnips
particularly good, and are rarely known to fail.
Lots. A PIECE of FREEHOLD RICH MEADOW
LAND, lying in Sheffield Meadow, near Theale, in the Parish
of Burghfield, in the occupation of Mr. Disarm, of 'Male ; con-
tains 5 A. 2 R. 23 P.
Lot 4. A COMPACT SMALL F.STATE, held for the Life
of a Gentleman aced forty years ; situate at Lilly, in the Parish
of Bright Walton, comprising Two Cottages and Garden, in the
possession of FRANCIS DAV and W. MARSHALL; and Two En-
closures of Arable Land, in hand ; the whole containing 2 A.
3 It. 5o I'. and Two Cow Coiwnous adjoining the road from
Wantage to Farnborough and Newbury.
Tht Lots may be viewed by appl!ing to Mr. Thomas Prater,
at Beech F.trm ; the Bailiff at l'easemore ; Mr. Joseph Norris,
Bright Walton, where particulars may be had ; also the Pelican,
Newbury ; Post.houses, I'angbourn, Streetly, and Daley ; the
Bear and the Crown Inns, Reading ; the Post-house, Abingdon ;
the Castle, Salt-Hill ;at Gan-away% ; and of Mr. it. bins, War-
wick-street, Golden-square, where Flans may be seen.

Every di:organization of the human frame requires great me-
dical knowledge to remedy, and the public seelfitre is promoted
when Professional men (disregarding the suggestions of the en-
vious and interested) devote their studies to the treatment of
those complaints generated by imprudence. and the ebullition of
the passions at an strew:Med moment. " The strength of a na-
tion consists in the health of the people; but it is melancholy to
reflect on the daily sacrifice to the ignorance of uefe.elieg
cism, and to counteract as far as possible itstftarther ravages, we
offer to suffering humanity, the result of our own eaperit nee in the
serious diseases y. 'I he victim of solitary vice,
(early acquired at schoul, before lteason has assert•ai her ri,ht
Aver the mind), will, in contemplating his power:, ss suite, become
susceptible of enlive aa i tt g sensatiuns, in knowing .1... t the most
c.itoplizated state of e..7.aust ion may be roused into inaetf mere y.
Intery ste.tty--imrnoderate anxiety—lavg residence io trap:esl
climes, and many tither causes, will fr.quently der.e.ge the Nite-
roi's xi seem ;hi such cases we can hold out ao swauca a re-
animation, by remedies which have bug answered the s-aeaine
hopes of patients uf both sexes.
Irliat bane to human happiness teen vreerra, can now he
treated fearlessly, the improved state of &deuce tiaviag
divested its amid ee of those distressing pe.perties that sa 'erg
rend: red its exhibition uncertain midi:area:Le. We best ex ilein
our moiled by obs.-ruing to patients Lebow in,, und r t!:is
that a few da) s orly are nal:final for the removal of early s
toms; that the most inveterate case will yi :a to our remedies
within a month, and flit.: in a person who oidy suspects
injured, the disease may be pit:vented altagether appca.l.4 ;
a similar remark applies to many oiler eknotgenet.ts of the gene-
rative systm, as weakness, tlcerations, etc. espeeLlly stricture:,
obstinate cases of which are daily removed withaut the use of
C2l45t;C or stimulants. Sore peculiarities inriciental the a.fter
sex, have not escaped our attentiun; in which niildaess ctata ea. ti
with efficacy has superseded the 11114.1111 S usually adopted. lac dime,
our system is unique, peculiarly energetic, and eminently suc-
cessful.
Educated in this our native city; schooled its our proressional
attainment by its splendid medical characters; ar,l having been
able, personally, to eompnre with admiration the B:itish &arfieal
practice, with the contias real, our pretensim's to superioti; e (in
a branch we have selected) are matured by exp,:rienee, whist* ta
evinced by the daily applications we roue iv,, eve:. 1: eau ...ascent
countries. titgiS and M;L C -- -
13, Bouverite-street, il, et-street, Lund,/

NORTH-WEST PASSAG E; POLAR ICE, &c.
In the Press, and speedily will be published, in 4to.
OBSERVATIONS onGREENLAND, the Adja-
cent Seas, and the North-West Passage to the Pacific Ocean,
made in a Voyage to Ihvis's Straits, during the Summer of lal 7 ;
illustrated and embellished by ('harts, and numerous other Plates,
from Drawings executed by the Author, from continual Obser-
vations. By BF.RN ARD Olt EILI.Y, Esq.
••• The arguments adduced to prove the practicability of a
North-West Passage, are supported by Facts not hitherto exa-
mined, and are of such weight as to give confidence In their
accuracy. The accomplishment of this great object nmst be evi-
dently of vast benefit to the commercial interests of Great Bd.'
min, and cannot fail to interest the reader, as the expecta:L.n of
its discovery, -excited in some measure by die fortunate voyage
here related, has induced the Govennnent to fit out ailps fur the
purpose. To the inhabitants of Southern lands the Views
sketched on the spot will be most interesting, as they will convey
a complete idea of the situation of the Polar World to the 77th
deg. of north latitude. Previous accounts had mentioned the
existence of a people of singular character inhabiting those dreary
regions ; but it remained for the present detail to exhibit Por-
traits from life of human beings who cherish an abode there in
. . .

and Steevens.
Chiswick Press, for Sherwood, Neely, and
n-row, London; and sold by • '.I booksellers.
utors of this Edition nf Shakspeare's Plays sub-
lic, in full confidence that it hAs only to be seen
4 admired. The paper, prir.ting, and embel-
ique, and present one of the most uniform and
of the Plays of our immortal Dramatist ever

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with the Theory of Generation.
is T. :11. CATON, Surgeon,
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• Vi.:;, ..Iy, 73, Lombard-street, London.
Where may ha had,
irdie:seon, Szr-ifula, and Ca:anent:l Dke•t•ay
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preference to the comforts of milder climes. The Arctic Ani-
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will be exhibited In plates as well as described; and illubtra-
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tour:lux, from the period of the Administration of Wens.
Necker to the Fall of Bonaparte. By the Baroness de Stmt.—
, In 3 rolc. Svo. . .

• MIDDLESEX,
Between HARROW and EALING, on the Road to
UXBRIDGE, seven miles from Loudon.
Capital FREEHOLD and COPYIIOLD ESTATES, equal
to FREEHOLD, upwards of FOUR HUNDRED AND
EIGHTEEN ACRES, the principal pan rich Meadow, the
remainder Arable Land; Eligible Cottage Residence, Farm-
Houses, and Buildings; pan bounded by the River Brent,
and ter the Grand Junction Carat. Land-Taz Redeemed.

Midwice, 10.10, Church street,
r FiAtitO, InaAltfriArs-road, continues to provide
r.v.r.rd And Loilgin, for Ladles
Arry retirement during their Accot.chment. Qua.
ar.tl every afEctionate maternal Attention
•!d the. Lre kit to ha care. An caiinent W.

••• The Work will be published at the tame time, both in
French and English, and both FAlit:ens will be printed under
the superintenda”:e of M. Jr Sailegel, pursuant to the express
desire of the ALthoress. _

11l .:tiz.th, if dt%ircd.

Iters post paid—no others received.

By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's Coifee-liouse, Etchange Alley, CorahM, on
Triasnar, thy! 16th April, at Twelve u'Clock, in Lots, (nn-'
less acc:Ttuble offer is made for the whole before the lit of
April),
1.111:, VERY VALUABLE FREEHOLD and
A- part COPYHOLD ESTATES, held under the Bishop of
Lundou, aLd equal to Freehold; comprising Pitshanger, Dray-
ton Green, And Breut Parini; containing upwards of
TOUR lIUNDRED AND EIGHTEEN ACRES

412 the STATE of IRV:LANA PTlOCfpalli directed
_ -

I.llk A VE' celebrate:l REI) PILL, No.l,
Ncrvais, ...d Female Complaintt, price As. 6d.
imple dire:tions, scaled with black wax.. The
y cmyfr ed for its agreeable and certain tip !ration,

to its Agricultural and Rural Population. In a `Series of Letters
written in a Toar through that Country. By J. C. CLIIVICD,
Esq. 31. P. In 2 vas. Oro.
A Conon Drscatructu of the EVDOWET) GE ANWAR SCHOOLS

i6rgroz.s.

2ctti-lhj reniuves all inaction or obstruction of the
.wels, whether ariiitig from Bile, Indige.tion, Fla-
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