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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-11

JAMES MADISON,
ALBERT GALLATIN,
LEVILINCOLN,
City of Warrington,
April 10th, 1907.
Tie Prehdent of The
United States.
ARTICLES of AGREEMENT and
CESSlON, entered into on the TWEEN
Y-tourth day of April, one thouland
eight hundred and two between the
commissioners appointed on the part
of the United States, by virtue of an
act entitled g An act for an amicable
iettlemeut of limits with the fate of
Georgia, and authorizing the eiablifh-
ment Of a government in the Mif,flppl
territory," and Of the ACT supplement
tai to the laG mentioned act, on the
one part; and the commifioners ap-
pointed on the part of the fate of
Georgia, by virtue Of an act entitled,
!" An act TO carry the twenty third
fiction of the hra article of the coniti
tuition into efeef,'' and of the act to
amend the lat mentioned act, on the
other part.
ARTICLE I.
THE fate of Georgia cedes to the
United States all the right, title and claim
which thefaid fate has TO the jurifdi6tion
and foil OF the lands iituated within the
boundaries of the United States fouth of
the fate of TennelIee, and wef Of line
beginning on the weaern bank of the Cha
tahochie river, where the fame crofes the
boundary lire between the United States
and Spain; running thence up the laid
river Chatahochie, and along the wefern
bank thereof to the great bend thereof,
next above the place where a certain creek
or river called I" Uchee" (being the hrf
comfortable fream on the weiern fide)
above the Cunetas and Cowetas towns,
emptieS into the faid Chatahochie river
thencein direct line 10 Nickajack on the
Tennefee river; then croaing the faid
lat mentioned river, and thence running
up the faid Tennedec river, and along
the weRern bank thereof, to the fouthern
boundary line of the fate of TenneGee );
upon the following express conditions,
and fnbje6 thereto, that is TO fay:
FnR-That ont Of the frf net pro-
ceeds of the fales Of the lands thus coded,
which net proceeds ihall be efimated by
deduaing from the grofs amount of fales
the expences incurred in furveying, and
incident to the fale, the United States
lhall paw, at their treafury, one million
two hundred and fifty thoufand dollars to
the fate of Georgia, as a confederation for
the expences incurred by the faid fate in
relation to the faid territory and that,
for the better fecuring as prompt pay
mcnt Of the faid fun as is practicable,
land Office for the diipoGgion of the vacant
land: thus ceded, to which the Indian IT,
tie has been, or may hereafter be extin-
guiihed, hall be opened within twelve
month after the ahent of the fate Of Geor-
gia 10 this agreement, as hereafter itated,
thall have been declared.
Seeeady- That all perfons who, on the
twenty feventh day of October, one thou
land feven hundred and ninety five, were
actual iettlers within the territory thus
ceded, fhall be confirmed in all the grants
egally and fully executed prior to that
lay, by the former Britifh government OF
VET Florida, or by the government of
Spain, and in the claims which may be
derived from any actual furyey or fettle-
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5ales bp aua(J!s.
On WEDNESDAY next,
III ten s'e!oek, be Sold at The Aul7ioa
Roam,
9Th proof Jamaica Rum in
hogiheads,
Holland Gin in pipes and bis.
New England Rum in bis.
Port Wine in quarter caAss,
Lifbon Wine in pipes,
MolaGes in hhds,
Sugar in bis.
Soap
Pepper in bags,
Gator Oil in bottles,
Fig Blue in kegs.
Together with a large quantity IF
D r 7 c. GODS,
Among (Which are
Chintzes and Calicoes,
Sprigg'd, lappet, jaconet and book muE-
Inns and muffin (hawls,
White and coloured Marfeillcs and muE.
linetts,
Linen and cotton checks,
Bandannoes, flags and chequered flk
handkerchiefs,
Large and fmall fans,
Iri0l and German linens,
Mems and Womens' faddls.,
A quantity ofmens' and womens' fhcesy
AJ6,
The remains Of a retail fore,
confGing of general afor1ment Of Dry
Goods, which will poitively be fold.
THOMAS MOORE,
Nav II. Audioueef
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aIsrauorta aonerttSer.
TUESDAY, MAY II.

p, are authorized to RGfe', ftat S0mar,
.cobot, En-. has been recently infrRaed b.
The PrtGdtnt eftbe Usitsd States t0repai,
10 Lord.a. far tie turpgf eftsecat'4g Ger
tain luAits brtore The beard Of CemmJfOasrs
samg there Rrdsr The 7tb article sft6r
.Bnt9 Treay.-Satb IF the claimants as
bave decRmenn to franlmit, ard are dyfo-
Edn Be aeailtd Of fbn opportunity, a'ere
auRed 10 eagir tbe fame to be torsvArded
.pitbom delay to Store No. II, Lo.g zOhay
~ine they willie da5 attended to.
Bsf0u paper.
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NJ E S S a G F

'''@ fSe Prsfdentof The Unjfed States.
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The brig Peace, captain Smith, has ar
rived at NewburyPort in 4S days from
Coruuua, tSpain.) Captain S. informs
that it was publithed few days before
his departure, that the Spanifh craft had
free liberty to trade to all the Englilh and
French Hands, liberty which has never
before been permitted this vii. prove
very prejudicial TO our trade in that quar-
ter.
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wy PlCIuuASleA " ouA tlauS Al tA1a' H0HA-
\ ter.
Can any one read the debate in Con-
srels, On The fubjett of the repairs Of the
Berceau, and not feel amazement at the
bold and brazen faliehood of the follow
lag Ratement, extracted from the Aurora
Of the sd inf.
/" her 1.-THE Berceau) thus becoming
a vsilel ofthe U. States, the fSGer4liecre-
'ary, Mr.. Stoddard, 0raeed her TO 5s re-
pared tor ierVice, and the fxbtners qUsre
PAID b bin out Of the navy fund.
On the prefent executive and mini
fer: coming into office, they found the Bfr-
''aa repaired and the exfraers taid."
The fact appears TO be precifely this
thar Nh. Stoddard, while in Office, and
before II was known that any veGels cap
tuTed from the French would be again re-
tOred, edVged the repairs in queficn to
Dc made on this vefel, as the properly a.
zee o3ifed States-but that after it YVES
1s7ra that fhe was TO be delivered up &c
nc Frenea government, General Smith,
'n' F.e- Secretary of the Navy, dfunlJ
"'trfd theie repairs thus generously
giving to power thar had already rob-
OTa Us q mote than 20. COO, 900 dollars,
dun OF money equal TO the whole extra
sSpence OF the new judicial fyRem, calcu-
iated to advance the intereRs and happi-
n'is OF The great body of American citi
.sus' from one extremity of the continent
Nc otner. N. T. Cow. ado.
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SUb5OkIP lions tUN
Tie Tmnb5ke Road from Alexar

drla TO L5aIe Rver,
in Loudoan county, VIII be recsired b
William Haitihorne for hinielf and ohr
Thomas ricketts,, in AlexardrA-- Ilas
Lacy and Burr Powell in Loudoun; David
Hunter ana William Riddle in BerkLy;
Thomas Hammond and Matthew Frns
10 lefFsrlon; Bulhrod Taylor and Wn
Davidfon in Frederick. Samuel Crcwifl
and William Stienberger in Shenandoah,
lhis being buaneis in which the con-.
maniry may be greatly benefited, anda
it has only this day come into my ham,,
I have undersak en- 70 publlh without con.
falting the other commiGoneIs as they
all at a diliance. The law is within.
and l doubt net will be ihewn byt
other conmifioners, TO any perlon p.
plyag. The law requires Ten Dolinna
be paid at the time of fuLlcribing IT,
remaining fun Of Ninety Dollars, onc'd
lhare, is to be paid in dividends, as ealts
for by the Prsfdent and Directors, tps
cholen by the ffockholders.
VIM. IARTSE1ORNE,
1.-.l 20
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Dr.. HAHN.s GENUINE EYE. WATEs.

a fovereign remedy Tor all dHeaIes q tlle eTes'
whether the effect ofnatursl weakness or oi ac
cidens, Deductions Of rheum, dsiinets, tclIng
and films on the eyes, never failing to cure IA ie
nlaladies which frequently tnccerd the inl2f' 5'.s
n,eaaes and fevcrs, and wonderfully itrcngthen-
inc weak fighr. Hundreds have experienced
it's excellent virtues, when nearly deprived of
fight.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-18
The SOVEREIGN OINTMENT for ths
IrCH,

Which is warranted !. inf2ili5le reaiedy II
one application, and may be pEsd with perfect
fgfety by pregnant wonaen, or on 'ElanLs a week
Old, not containing particle Of mercury, or any
other dangerous Ingredient whatever, and Is NJ
accompanied with that tormentipg iniart which
attends the application Of other remedies
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April 10.
April 70. q
PEER NOWLAND,

~
nan nlel'' f1 g5 = @tsha
17A' Jgt 1. :. ~ l, ~ a.n,~s oDbisb az
a'f''1.' .. - - - -, s'" >,,rted
LadleS lnefi Cotllps iiio''''
With gold and beads,
Gentlemens' PLANE 40. A.,
Almond rate ioT Cleaning wv '
Chemical VAIN Balls, =. o.,
G @nels 4Sioi0''" ''
ing Laies, - Co. taking fpo,s outd
oai' u A'i''''''
Closhes' ,oxes
Vegetable a!n ! N D0AS'
Short Silk IL S sGipenoes5s a,n
Violet & W, Y, o0aP'
Taots pa,,dsr and Dentifrice,
~ .rToo,h prn(bes,
Silk and Swandown PoWdeI WV
Curling and Pinchng TGog', I'D Ma.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-18
The RESTORATIVE POWDER for the
TEETH and GUMS.

This excellent preparation comforts and
Arengthens the gums, prcfeFves the enamel from
decay, and cleanles and whitcas the TEEN, ~
abiorling all that acrimonious fine & touineis,
which fulfered to accumulate, never ialis 70 IN
lure and finally ruin them.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-18
IN the cafe Of Jane: en-.
a BANKRUPT ''''ss

WHEREAS 7 con,nilHi On Of bar. \
cy was duly awarded and liIu sa'Aiaf
James Gillies, Of the town Of il a'sI aggaa
in the diitria Of Columbia, BY a., as'al'
and the Description of James l, it nag
'the 9th day Of May, in the year % * y
lord, one thoufand eight hundred s,S " g
And whereas the conmillioners IN ~ Nv S
the faid commliiion named and amba
have declared him to be baak,nn,
faid conmiiAoners do hereby iomm1a n, Q
require the faid James Stiles pe,ts a 'n
TO be and appear before the commit.
in the faid commilllon named, on Tb"..5
the 18th day Of this preisnt rloab
Ihuriday the sd day OF June next, ~
Friday the 18th day Of the fame m NV y
at Gadby's Tavern in Alexandra. -
o'clock in the afternoon Of each day. 4.
and there to be examined, and to n o,'' ~a
full and true diicovery and diicIoloreo a y =
his eaatc and effects according tom. : =
reetions of the ACT of Congress, eoti,lsi
/" An act to eGablih an Uniform ly.sn :
bankruptcy throughout the UnitedSt,rga
at either of which meetings the credi,or,r
faid bankrupt may attend to prove 4,
fame, and thofe who are indebted toh.
Eaid bankrupt, OF have effects of any kil
in their hands belonging to him. are no.
TO pay away or fecrete the fame.
JAMES KEITH,
7. G. HERBERT, }CcmnMpr
]. B. NICHOLS,
TsRe, HENRY MOORE,
Secretary 10 the eomnmlGa
May s. dtw
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From LUTHER MaRTIN, E/q. Attor-
uey Geueral If The Stare Of Maryland.
Gentlemen,

uey Generat 81 tbe State Of Maryland.
Gentlemen,
conpiy with your requef in rating my
!. opinion OF siamiltb.l's Elixir. 1t has been uied
in any family for two or three years patt, with
( snifoI IN iuccels, whenever colds, coughs, or IL
milar complaints have rendered medicine. ne
ceGary. lhavc myfslf found it an excellent and
agreeable remedy for very painful and trou-
bleiome affection of the breait, accompanied
with lorenels and'with obitructed and difficult
breathing.
ON hse accounts do not heiitate 70 recon-
mend Hamilcon's Elixir, as valuable medicine,
and deierving public attention.
49, LUTHER MARTIN.
Mr.. Abiiah FIenly, Bridgc-Street, Baltimore
was cured by one bottle of Hamilton's elixir OF
very complicated diforder, occaiioned by ie-
we're cold caught feveral months ago. ne
{. breAthed with the greate& difficulty, and was
I, often thrown iato weakening iweats when he
attempted TO walk any di!tance, and his voice
would frequently fail in fuch degree that ne
could only attempt to whifper he has been
upwards of Fix weeks without a return OF ms
: complaints, and de6res to give this public tel
sinony in favour Of this invaluable medicine.
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SAMUEL BISHOP,
BOOKSELLERS, & SrArIoNER

BOOKSELLER, & SrATIoNER
.Rslp<afHlly intorns The Public that be bas
reeeivsd fran Lee q Cas- Patent ana
Family Msdscise Stors, Baltim0re,
trs,g aDartmeat Of re follosvias
Valuable Medicines,
..WBieb are in bigb sfsfm ard general gfe
fbroug5out tie Uaitsd States, many Of
t5em 5sixg .lasd cheaper than the drugs
ri .o51eb t6ey are compounded, eo9ld be
pa,cbgled at retail Store.
H lake NoTIcE,
Thar S. By1ap is a2pointed f6so Il
gent for Alexandria.
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sFIAMILTON,s ESSENCE and Elk
TRACT of MUSTARD,

A fate and cffeaual remedy for govt, rheurna-
tifn,, palfey, lpsaias. hruiies. pains IN the lace
and neck, Sc. And has performed more cures
ia the above complaints than all the other medi
cines ever before made public.
From Dir. Wsatberbxru,
Wytb comfy, Hrgiaia.
Gentlemen,
i purchafed at your ihop the preparations you
call HamiIton's Eiience, or Extract of Muftard.
which believe has perfectly removed a chronic
rheunatifn {of that kind named fciatica, or OF
The nip ioine) under which had laboured for
long time, and which had bafAed every article
IN the Materia Medica, and every mode OF treat
ment received into practice for the cure OF this
obifinate dieaEc, If you think this letter uieiul
you arc at liberty to make it public.
Yours, &c.
P. WEATHERBURN.
John Hoover, rope-maker, South Second
Street, between Mary and Chriltian-Streets,
PHILADELPHIA, voluntarily malseth oath as fol.
lows. namely, that his wife, Mary Hoover, was
10 feverely afflicted with a violent rheumatifn,
very dangerously lituated, the confequence of a
feverc cold after lying in, as to be confined TO her
bed for feveral weeks, and was at length re-
duced to the melancholy apprehension of re-
manning cripple for life, notwithstanding the
MOT Respectable medical advice was followed,
and every probable remedy attempted: when
!. fleeing feveral cafes of cures performed by Ha-
miston's EIencc aud Extract of Mufard, they
were procured from Mr.. Birch, No. II, South
Secand-Street. The frt application enabled
her to walk acrofs the room, and the uie of one.
bottle reaored her TO her ufual fate of health
anu asfensth. JOHN HOOVER y
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Coauty J Alexanaria,
AbrI Il, lSoi.

Was taken up and committed
to this Jail, as a runaway, Negro man
who calls himlelf ISAAC, and fays he
belongs to Mr.. Henry G'16Ttb, Of Lou
doun county, near the Red Houfe: he is
about 30 years Of age, ofalow failure,
ard film made: had on an old brown coat,
jacket and breeches of negro cotton, The
owner is Iequeaed TO come, prove proper
~, pay charges, and take him away
otherwife he will be dilpoied of as the
law directs.
JAMES Campbell,
May Is. law Taller.
Cath given for rags.
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CASES OF CURES.
(Sekard from tboafaads1 f6s aatbenti~
city Of eObieb a.y pegloe my Glff,f4'1'
e.fber BY letter or berleaal application.
TAPE worm.

Mr.. SAMUEL FULLER, lnn-keeper, Oh
the Hartford road, ten miles from Baltimore
began about 10 months ago to be grlcvou2iy Al
AiGted with tape worm, which ncreaieo lal!
in lize and itrength, 70 as to excite the mo-.
horrid fcnfations by its writing motions ana
inrolcra lie pains, reiembiing the gnawing and
earring OF his bowels, which deprived HIM OF
his nscersry lcep, ard caufed ineh dreadful ap'
nr-henfons as cannot be conceived but by one in
= limilar iituation--his appetite waited rapidly
and with that his hrengtb, TO that he was una.
hla 70 attend TO any bufinefs--when he heard
OF fome excellent cures performed by t7amil
tins worm lozenges, he toek large dole, Which
brought away about FOUR YARDS OF The
worm (now in the poaeiiion Of Lee & Coz
but renewal OF his pains icon convinced hIm
tha: this monhrous repti lie had receveredlts flrt
yigour--Appiicario was made to Lee & &c.
for more OF their medicine, with their advice
from which refulted the totals expuiion OF his
formidable enemy, in feveral pieces, which he
lupDofed TO be SIX or EIGtlI YARDS more.
A few months have Gncc elapfeds and Mr.. Full
Ter is now IN peffea health. The above facts
are well known TO a numerous circle ofhis neigh.
bours, and hinlleif will crafty any who may
with to make further inquiries on the inbject
Although Hamilton's worm lozenges produce
fuch powerful effects, when neceGarY, yet they
are perfectly innocent and mild in their opera
ton on the human body, even taken in large
dofes, as Mr. RULER will teltity--their particu-
lar mildnels IS abundantly evident in innumera.
bic cures of infants.
Communicated BY DR.. Jo5a spanglsr,
York to7vn, PenxJlvas,a.
Letter from the reverend Mr.. JOHN MOL.
TIER, miniffer of the Moravian church, in
Yorktown.
York, Jaaaay 4tb, 1909.
Dear Sir,
DR.. Hamilton's lozenges have been recon-
mendea to me as a very adequate means for the
cure of children afflicted with worms, procur-
ed box for the ufe of my family, to try, who
Their by means of this medicine, might be ena-
bled TO gain point, which, TO accomplish, dit
ferent other means had proved abortive My
cldef boy had very fickly appearance, was very
reRlefs at night, grew leaner from time to time
in fhort he ieenied to be in precarious fate OF
health, which would yicldto none Of the n,edi-
cines administered, until gave him two doies
of lozenges, agrceably to the directions, which
carried off iubRance TO all appearance mere
mucus, but upon clofe infpeaion quite replete
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TanrH ACHN DROPS.

The only remedy yet dilcovered which gives
immediate and laaing relief in the mott isyere
inlfances
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DIR. HAMILToN's ELIXIR,

: Afovcrcign remedy for colds, oD.tlnase Coughs
Aishmas, Cararrhs, Sore fhroats, and AP-
preaching Coniuinptions ,
10 parents zubo my haze children afflicted
qv,tb h6e HOPPING COUGH.
This diicoyery Is OF the fit magnitude, as II
is an immaculate re!iei, checks the progress ana
In iliort time entirely removes the mott eraei
diforder 10 which children arc ilaDle--the Ehxir
is 20 perfectly agreeable and the dole 10 lnisii'
that no difficulty aries IN taking it.
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Is RRCoMMENDED

DIR. tAHNts ANTI BILIOUS PILLS.
The operation Of theGe pills sperfsaly mild, 70
as to be uied with fafety by pcrfons il every iita
ii, n, and of every age.
Yhey are exccllcnsly adaptedto carry off fuper-
Auous bile, and prevent its morbid fecretions--to
refeorc and amend the apPctite--to proeurea free
perfpiration, and thereby prevent COLDS, which
are often attended with fatal confequencss-a
dUfc never fails 20 remove cold, if taEcn or ito
frG appearance. They grc celebrated for re-
moving habitual eoalveneh--fickreis at The Ito
mach, and flvere head ache--and ought to be
taken by all perions on change Of climate.
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THE AGODYNE ELIXIR.
For therure of every kind of head.ache'

INDIAN VEGETABLE SPECIFIC.
A fate and fpeedy remedy for the venerial dii-
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The GENUINE PERSIAN LOTION,

So celebrated among the fashionable Through
out Europe, as an invaluable coimetic, perfectly
innoccnt and iafe, free from corrective and rep-i-
lent minerals (the BATS OF other lotions} and ct
unparalleled efficacy in preventing and removing
bcnilhes in the face and fkin of every kind, par
ti:uarly freckles, pnples, iniianialAfory feaeis'
icuris, letters, ring worms, fun burns, prieziey
heat, &c.
The Perlian Lotion operates mildly, without
impeding that natural, infenfible periPlratioan
which is cIcntial to health Yet its ialutary e.
fcas are fpeedy and permanent, rendering the
kin delicately loft and clear improving The conf
plaxion, and reloriag the bloom OF youth. ne
Yer falling to render IN ordinary couhtcnance
beautiful, and an hand(onc orc mere 10.
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g An ounce of prevention is worth pound OF

For the prevention and cure Of bilious and ma
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with very fmallli living animals. Not one Of that
fart Of worms which ufuaIly afii9 chlldren,
came from him. Siace that period he grew re-
markably better in health, and though lean,
has got freih and lively complexion. Upon
d;fferent occaiions have uied this medicine as a
pnrginr lubiitute, and found it to aniWer exceed
moi mriy We'll, without bringing on beliy-aene, OF
any Of thofe difagreeable ieniations, 10 often oe
caiioaed by purging medicines. Upon the whole
Judge this medicine to be, belides It's main OBJ
;eta one of the mott falutary means for reitor-
ing Ion appetite, and promoting proper tate
Of digehion, by carrying off that bihous iuo-
itance, which engendcrs 10 much indiipoiltion
both among children and adults.
am, SIR, your mott obedient iervant,
IOHN MOTHER.
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Sold IiIcwi{e BY S. PJaa-
jarsts, Richmond Roli and Dos
glej5, PeteyI5arg !; z. Green, Ere
dsTscklDurgh; G. PuydIe, Smith
field; NJ. Jones, safoA Dr.
Miller, Wmchsfer /; r. Green
hon, WlAiamiburg end T. &ow,
LeeLbug.
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Dr.. EAHNs TRUE and GENUINE GER
MAN CORN PLASTER.

An infallible remedy Tor cofns, Ipeedsly !e!uoV'
imp them, FOOT and branch, without giving pam.
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