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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-05-10
From the Warrington Federalif.
THE REWARD OF PATRIOTISM,

Or TIE Praaieat application Of old priaeipA5.
It will be remembered what a clamor was
RATED BY the Democrats, becaufe Mr.. Adams
T moved his fon as ambaGador from the Hague
10 Berlin. This was done at the particular re-
commentator Of Gen. Warrington, who bore
reaimony to the worth and talents Of young
Mr.. Adams.-What a wonderful change, the
poaeGion If Office and power can operate in
the fentiments Of fome people.
Soon after Gen. Dearborn came to the feat Of
government Induced no doubt by parental aF
fedion, and the deGre Of having as family a
bout him, he -jfmiAed two clerks ia bis office
for the purpole Of Introduce. g his fon and lon
in law. Some time afterwards promp'ed it
was luPpoled, by the deiire Of rewardng ner
il. he RATED the falaras NJ foms of the upper
clerks Not many months after The refgna-
ton Of the Oh ef Clerk. left that Office vacant.
The ion in law az the Secretary, is no doubt a
very worthy man. and who ihall blame him
for providing for bis chdren-the fen in law
was accordingly preferred. The 9qtriohf4 aud
ialeHtr of The General have bcln very hand
f-lney fewarjel, having as comfortable 4
family e8a5Ithm1nt a. need BE wiihed DIS.
Henry Doarhcra, Secretary IA War 5000
,0lhuA Wingate (his ion in law ART c.k i8+o
Geo r De b2ru iii fn more o. lc(s' 1890
Giving family f3lary Of So4o dollars, "moTe
or l5fs."
We will nct pretend that the General has
talents fuHic;eut To be Secretary LII war, but
every perlaa NUT acknowledge, thar there is
comfortable home bred cunning and domeRc
management 10 this. But the family affection
be il " more or leis" OF The worthy Secretary,
did not Rop here. He has procured an ap
pentmert IF pot matter for one Of his rela
lions al along the COAT Of Msine."* One
cannot hut ADMIRE the warmth of affection
which chsra6eries lhele family arrangements !;
It CLOVIS Wi Readiness aud brightness which
no d;Gance can Jiminiih, no leng Of time can
taruih. If We cannot addrsls he Secretary in
the glowing lanEu ige Of ThomPf'n, "'tis
Heaven "a be near thee" we may fay, it is q
very comfortable thing 70 be nearly related %
thee.
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E0Hgre@onal

HOUSE-sArURDAY, APRIL "a.
a meG Ee WIS received from the Senate, in.
forming the H0u(e, that they have df4areed
10 the amendments III the Hou,e 70 TIE PoR ~
fee bill, and that tAy bad aJ5 dlSgree4 to 1be
rg6ufea eftbe H2gh, p adj>ara t6s izyo Houjs5 or
A19a5ay asr!
The f=lea committee, apPointed yeRerday,
made report to amend tbs bilrefpeaing the
mint, NY providing that tie fscretary or the trea-
fury, under the direction Of the Prsfdent, he
authorized to contrsa with The bank OF the
United States, or with Individuals, for the coin
age Of cents and half cents. provided, the
amount coined lhal not exceed 20 tons annu-
ally, an that no expence ihalI " Incurred By
The United Sta,es-and by furth-, Providing,
that ali the implements and perloual efaas of
the mint (hoult 81 retained.
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Yg tie @oail.
NEW YORK, MAY I
FRENCH SPOLIATIONS.

FRENCH SPOLIATL0NS.
From our corr Gponden- At Warrington, We
have this day received he Report Of the
Committee appointed IN the 9Th of February,
to whom were referred the memorials and pc
titions of fuadry citizens Of he United Slares,
praying relief, il the cafe Of 5poliatons com
mitted on their vedcls and clrgoes, while ii
purlujt of then lawful commerce, by the cruif
ers Of the French Republic, during tile late
European war"
The Committee 81 into lengthy detail n
facts, relative 70 the dilpute that has for fome
time fulfilled between France and the United
States, and cloie their report with the following
words
q Upon thewhole view Of the cafe. the COM
mttea iubmit ito The houte to determine whe-
ther the government Of the United States be,
il any refpea, bound 10 indemnify the memoir
alias ; and whether there be any ground for
determination between the cafes of loAes fuC
tanned before the acts Of the 28.h Of May, 1893,
the 18th Of July, 1913, and the 9th OF July, 1898,
* cafes Of lofes iutained after thole periods"
Here we Zee one Of the fl It efFeGts Of the late
repeal Of The Internal taxes.-The prelent raj
ing party 10 Congrels fra demoIih fome of the
mot productive relources Of the Government,
then, upon falfe Or friviloqs Pretences, rndea.
vor 70 juaify as fragrant departure from the
principles Of jutice, as the Graf Major itleif
was ever guilty Of.
There is little doubt but that the report Of
chs committee will meet the ianetion Of Con-
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nhiIats at diicretion the organs Of the other, It
Is contrary 70 al iu9 reafoning TO imply or infer
fnch light. So far from its being 'corye0,
that an eErrefs interdittion is equitte 10 de,
pr;ve the Legislature # The power 10 abolilh
tbe Jadges, thAt The very reverle IS the true
PofGon. Il would require mott exQrels pro
Vfon. iufcepuble Of no 0 her Interpretation, to
confec on hat b'anch Of The government an
authority 70 dangerous 70 The others in oppoG-
ton to the hroag frelumplions, which in CON
formity with the fundamental maxms Of free
government, ari(e from the care taken in the
cooaitution, to e0ahliih and prelerve the recip
iocal and complete independence Of the rtfpec
lire branches, 6ra by tePerate organization OF
the departments, next by PreciGe definition Of
the powers Of each, lady by precautions to fe
cure 10 each permanent fupport.
LUCIUS CRASSUS.
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MORE WANTS.

Midi all our TItt'rics En- lucrtG,
| OF which % OF we're vluntinE;
Such u the lot of human Ife
That fomtihin2 Gt.l is WANTING.
OUR old itinerant friend, who. f0rnc months
ago, favourcd Us 0ilh a catalogue " ggqstr,
having returned from bis lax .xcuFGons, has
reported 70 Z. he following minutes.
DsfdsrH II c2rtru1no.
Bonaparte wtn s--rAe power Of ab7ziy.
A certain {" Great Nauon.' only wiu-s--'o
keep up q 'mor for pace, long esough t. Re
crM her armies and place heriel In the mott
fav7y1lf GtuItion an erfeHa h-' c0nque9s.
The glsa:P nan II America" waRfs-a
mammoth hoyJS bock rom which % mount on the
necks Of the i flyaeiqa 9ao6s."
The mouth If labor wants--a sy9b 70
keep it eoHfaaty obsr to receive the +" earrings"
with which the Pral-nt administration intend to
cram it,
Tho. Gicklers for " economy" who are the
mott violent for diimidiug 70 m4nyi officers,
waut ITO l1Vs the public money 70 Augment their
gam Jal4rie5.
Genuine Repubiicanifm and Rational Liber.
~ want-more, many nl9re-REAL ADVOCATES
To make people quite djlguaed with lome
Of the byetendedy-Ui5 meaftre5 of the prsfenr gov
ernmenr, there is nothing wauting-bnt Wor
ceaer " Farmer" 70 write in every county.
The true intereis ana natural rights Of the
American people wlnt-more prompt attention
paid them.
The opulent" want--to Be exempt from
duties, which mgf effea them while the poor
and needy, with much more iu0ic. want-thol-
articles, which they mn9 ule, FREE from exciE.
Cen. Leclerc wants--to manlfeR the love
and good will Of Frenchmen toward their Fatty
Republican brethren Of St. Domingo, by giving
them an eternal hug.
IouHant 6oef land, we fear, always 7giA)
want--the rights and emoluments iualy due
him for protecting and defending his Hand,
for leyeral years, I'LL the great and gooG CaaiA
was Pleaied to take i into his tat5srLy kerPrg.
Mr. Breckenridge wants to be " made chief
Judgs in the land
Nancy DAYTON wants--a nszy "rab and bsHr."
DIR. EnItis wants to Be b9f5 f les the hoale
AZ o2ce; like the faiIor who, in 4 violent form
ran to one Gde Of the lhip and prayed, and TO
the other and (7Uors-iaying he knew not into
whole hands he lhould fall.
MeIrs. Bayard and @. Morris want-to dif-
play their rhetorical powers 70 catch The minds
Of the people; and the nigiRerialiQs envying
luch pre- eminent abilities, wlnt--to perfuade
the rabble, that fo much knowledge aud infor
mationi is dangerous to our liberty, and that Or
tracifn ought to be introduced into our country,
well knowing thy hmElUs, would have no.
thing TO fear from fpc5 IN nRitutiop.
The French want-to buy America and bar
in oDfgnaf'
The United States want to birs few fcore
of luch able and active cogfitatioa men4srs as The
Able Sieyes, to b c7gfanfy employed il men
ding The Federal Contribution.
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From the New England Pa ladum.
" Sfraeu5 and faf5err 6527gi -0bicb 7vay be 1riad
bt1rurD

Stracv5 and ftat5erJ ho7ys -yBicb ray be qpiad
bb1yJ."
Copy Of letter. verbatim :, li'era.im.
Geasral PsF OFee, Jan 18th, 1902.
"sIR,
Believing that the public intereR will be
promoted BY the appon ment of a new PoR
matter at Hallowell or AuRufa. have accor-
dinghy appointed Jg'bpu Wiqgaie, Efq to be
Poamater at that place, to whom on the re.
ceiPt Of his, you will be plealed to deliver all
tbe Poi Office property in your poGefion, ia
king his receipr therefor, fyou deGre it. you
will alfo clofe your accounts with this Office as
foon as convenient.
f" Accept Sir, my thanks for all the faithful
fsrvices you have performed whl. il office.
GIDEON GRANGER.
Nathaniel Drummer, Efq. Hallowell,
Diaril Of Maire,''
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-05-10

The North Nee ing -houc III Eau Windfor
(Con.) was hurnt down in The night Of the
zo.h ind. eyiienly by d4fgn.-A deifioal
P4Ps'. ca.Iei tie Ttmbs y RsaJ5n. pubibed il
Philadelphia Fay, VI tile Bible. Would il
not be clio an ia ure generations, were the
book, AM the bint tcuets dednced from IL,
tconted from the earth, md blotted forever
from the memory OF man "!l!l
The Population of the World " At prelent
ctimared 40 aooutl !. 900, ooo,o 600 Of Inhabitants
tPread over The turiacs Of about 1877 millions Of
tq1are miles, bur OF which the habitable part
contains, hardly as, SOC, goo fquare miles. The
reit Is covered by water.
II admitting this fuPPoGtion Of 900, 100000
Of inh4bitant.,
Europe in An extent of 8 500 coo fIuare miles,
az 69 rlU75 70 a degTee, would p ave a Popu-
lation at AZ inhabitants per fqu4re mile, and
I55,ooc,oo Inhabitants in total.
Aia, including New HOLLAND and Siberia,
which are a.moI delart,, would contain wv an
extent Of 100000 of fquare miles, AIS inhab
itants, per iquare mile, and 8I5. 10000 inh4b
tants in total.
Burning Africa, in an extent Of 10000. eco
of lquate miles, would corain ~ inhabitants
per fquare mile, and Izo,oOo,0oo inhabitants
ia the whoe.
Newly dlcoveted America, in an extent of
1900 900 Of lquare miles, would contain
fomewhat more than one inhabt7nt IL a fquare
mile, at the rate Of Is.0o0,0ao Of inhabitants
in total.
According to this computation, taking all
he habi,a5e part Of the world together, there
would be IS Inhabitants per Gqrare mile.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-05-10

The clamor of the miniRr7 againf the for
mer naturalization for applying public money
TO obj-as not particularly deligna ed ID the ap-
preparation laws, viii be duly appreciated when
the people Of this country read the Official doc
umenrs, which accompanied the meGage Of the
pre6deht to congreGs on the flbjs9 Of theFrench
Corvette lie Berceau, three Of which are here.
unto fubjoiled, numbered from one to three.
IL will be remembered that thefe documents
were furuhhed with extreme reluctance, and
only procuted by the ezertions Of the conaitu
tioualifs, after every pofibl- embarraGment
was oPPofed to their production.
The letter Of tbs Secretary Of the navy Of
the roth of December, 1900, number one
which directed the Navy Agept to purchafe the
Bereeau, expressly directs that he is not 10 be
rePaired.-The Purchaie itfelfwa5 undoubtedly
proper, as the law of March I'd, direets that
all national fhips of war captured ihall be the
property Of the United States, and all other
armed ihips of inferior force to the veiTel max
ing the capture, ihall be equally di,ided be
t*esn the United States and The captors. And
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330rt.atrQ.
LATEsr FROM EUROPE.
M0NDhT, May 10, 1905.

FROM B.sT0N. May q.
Yesterday arrived nip Criterion, capt. Chace,
from London. Silsd from lie Downs March
as. No M diligence Of the comp elton Of the
pacific buff ELS at a miens, bad been received /;
to, The prolqe0 If new war had, Ia 4 great
mealure, yielded TO an expectation Of tie fpeedy
eaablihnent of peace. The French having
received accounts of he opposition experienced
by their troops az St.Domingo,tLs more prompt
ooooluGOn of the Peading treaty, was, for that
reafon, exp de1
AuRria and Prufla have acknowledged the
Italian Republic.
There is aprolPea Of a rupture between the
Swedes AND Moors
The Britilh expenditure under the armiaice
is one million week.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-05-10

Mr.. Wingate, It fems, Is appointed Pot
matter for g A4gnRa or Hal5zOell,'' or fome
place il the Difria Of Maine "A Narraganf:t
Indian being alked where he was born, replied,
6 al along fbaf fhore."
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grefs,-aud that the claims Of LARGE ana !.
ipe6table body Of citizens to compenfation II I'll
lc1Ies by French lpoliations, viii be who'll ~ Vt
jected We ihall prefent our readers VIII i, u.
whole Of-ths intereang report. = -
BY the fchooner Fair Trader. arrived IN
day from New Providence, we have received
papers q thar place to the nth April tn.
contain but little news. By proclamation y
Governor Halkett, dated the Sub ulr. tbs norrs
OF Naiiau, Exuma, Turks ia inds. and Ss;nt
George, are declared to be opened TO the "a
mi lilon. both in Frriih. and fcreipn bottoms u
corn, all forts Of grain and pulIe Aonr and
bread, rice, evrry (pecies of falte3 nrovifons
cattle, and live ltock Of ali kinds. and NJ c,r,.
OF lumber, until The 1T day Of Auro4 naxt
Nassau, m p APRIL 10.
Arrived on Ihurlday, brig rw o Brothers.
Fiber, from Martin que Ths folowilr extraff
OF letter iram g n man 10 Martin; Que. 70
ms ion IN This wn, July cmroaotates The verb.
al accounts brought oy capt Fiher.
Martinique, Aarcb 70 =" Since nv Ian
things have taken quite al unexpected turn
our trend Mr.. --. has been prevailed On ID
p tbs bearer RI petiio7 ag ed BY all the plan.
t7rs Of this I1and the King Of England beg
gng hat his Majefy would, if pofible, keep
the Hand, and IL conlequence has embarked
We z4'h December LAT, on 5oard the Tanner.
capt. Weuern, and arrived at Poryfnouth IN
,he z9ln January lat.
Since hi, arrival there, Government has fent
a reinforcement Of COCO men To this Idand,
and we do iuPPola it is owing to the influence
f be petition.
B the Trent that arrived yearrday govern.
nent has received iome news Of confequence, but
witch has not tranlPiIed; but 10 confequeuce
" X, TIE ordina &c fore that was to 20 down
to Trinidad has be@n topped, and great
Quantity oi il relard-d
Il i generally believed that Trinidad viii Be
siven up my private oqiaion COMEDIES with
the public oae, and have my doubts about the
ratification IF he treaty which Ia, been bro.
traaed beyond The neceI4ry time to diiculs IT,"
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The Senate The United States have rejected
he bill for the abohihing he MINT.
Capt. CAMPBELL, u appointed to the frigate
Adams, in place Of Capt. PREBLE, who declined
terying.
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II IT % DFCE t " -JVTT-Tc

Monday Ian, Capt. JOSEPH TiTCOMB, was chO-
zen Representative TO the General Court Of this Com
monwcalh.
AscnrlAus LEWIS, Efq Is fe elected Reprefenta-
tive for the town OF Faizo4b.
SAMUEL HowARD, Fig. a Federsii1, IS choien Re
ptcftntative fur Augu0a.
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The Natp atzltoa LqsO, VIII b= found IL Che
frR pass Of this day spaPcr.
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FLPE-Ou Monday laR the houfe of capt Thomas
Futon, at Pcjiplcot Gains, was confirmed by fire
together with All biz furniture Prov'liona sc Capt.
Fnfon Dangerously burnt in attempting 70 fAys
fome Articles,
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IN the late trial for the election or Repreienta
tive IN the Frd Eatern Diltr6, no choice was
made. Mr. Cook had r594 votes, Mr.. KinleI
1884, Mr.. Bruce 4I3, MI. Drummer ass, othsre3a'
Precepts for a new trial are iHned Il iG to take
place On the 9th of Ju1e-returns TO be made On
or before the 81 of july
IN the Southern DRud Of The State Of New
York, which includes The City of New-York, the
Federal Ticket for Member IF COngrels has been
luccefsfui; Mr.. Sands, was the candidate (AtelY
turned out as collector Of New-York)
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Sornetinc ago, the Recorder took no.
nee OF che repeated Manufacture >4..
'If1g .1|l7f@ysffiony, that diitinguilhed and
digmhed Willer's Norfolk IIeral H.
let naynow fay, ike Sir john Falfaf.
1 az noi eaEy>a lar m2is5f, Int t.e eenjs
Of les f1i 0t.bes;y.,
Sonle.fiille ago, We took no.ice that
Or. Nebtter opght to apply to Con;5rcis
tor en- eSsIollye patent for tic manu-
factnre otfTtfaS7sgF letters. upon the
tMtk Of .N,iiler's tabgications, the doctor
lar down ana addreiieei two extracts Of
letters from North Carolina 10 fore
body IN New York. They contain :
tremendous delcription OF plots and
contpiracies. They do rot contain
e@s l'ngfe 19@j-9 gttr4tb. They have seen
geFuoAlhed by Cheetham, the 7ettsr
6feaEEnsg up editor Of the Republican
Watch tower. They have allo been
rs prlnred by Duane, by the New York
paily AdEeftileg, and, no doubt, .y
twenty other editors, whole papers we
have nos yet had an opportunity Of IN
ipetting. Thus, are the fotlthern stafes
overwhelmed in a torrent of defar1,ari orr
in consequence Of rheirnpudeas forge
-.fies Of the Ao,fek Herald. We don't
ike ftaiDp duties; but if twere poaiple
10 impose ffamP duty upon sxtyaSF5 NJ
letters from d gentleman of reipe6te,
blllty' in iuch q place TO a gentleman
OF the g'sy Jf,J2 rslp&5a5:Hty in fogne
other place, che crop of trafh would
be very comfortably dimiailled we
do net delpair Of iccing Dr.. Web
tiers admirable extracts re-printedin he
tlrgnlan newspapers. Il is even very
hEeiT thar fhey may get oirth in the
Newocrn Gazette Of Noytb Cayo3ige !,
Tor, in point OF ifupldity Of Election, and
eFfronrery oftabricarion, we are alrnof}
prepared 20 betiix cents, upon the abb
lltles OF this Gazette againf the Anti,
Democrat, Rind's F'ederalif, WIZ Re
Herald, oFanyr other il2eet Of rrtla,nerv
upon the cahgi'iene,
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cluiicn 81 che ADVANCE money, but that has
not been the cafe, ave, therefore, harily
need TO ihcw the pfopriety of our difcon-
t'nuiag 20 tcnd Papers TO tiioie wiio DO t.ot
Pay ap their arrears, and advance n,orev.
1 he advance is now two dollars, ana p,,ys,
for 81 ruulbets of THIS Paper. When ,b,.
Pubiic coniidGr the degree OF iahour stten-
dant en- a well Conducted Periodical work..
when they reae6t that ehe expence. of Paper
of jouFreymeh, OF the year and tear OF ine.,
tcrialF, ans / tiiouiahd etceteras, is a -grsar
burden onewo individuals, who are labolri,,e
for the benefit OF the Public; but IS nott;nS
sEg;aed among rliofc individuals, who receive
that beneff, there is not one, peri6n 5at win
eafly excutean advertisements, which is Is in
form, them, shat, they would with to fec this
paper, there IS no other way OF igpportnp the
great expcnces attendingit, than By the Snb-
icribers paying pun6aually.
VIC fncauto inform our readers, BIZ th5z
Advertisement, that no labcut or exDcnes
fhau be parei TO render the Recorder eyefv
way intcrefting and inGru6eive. And we
'lfo u,can 80 inform them, hat no PAPERS will
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gle J@lgoes;as .11mfte.ef ByitlB Y1G;ss, J.;
s%31465Gl@ jf'-oa f9s-NqYrafiVs 5r Yl5g
M'Giahgiin,; an Amvieaa fanaar,
Ieie.5. returned fi0m oil b0arG Il B,gti6
AIcn II BzgI
rFink it was in December. 1zo1 :
was returhlt.g from a voyage in the Schr
/If%2ncy, OF Philadelphia, Capt. Waters
beionglhgro Stephen cfirasd, and on QUE
coait, ~ about 20 faLhonl warsr wae
brought 700 By Bnsia1 "a Gun {hi3,
which afterwards fouaI to h. the r.
ioianon, Carr. Pcnroie. One Of rbe
lieuteoan5s, a Mr.. Skeene, a ScotcFn,a1
came on beard, and fahc;cJ ne for :
so1nuymaa Of his, I produced nv bro.
teef'of, which, afrcF pulling his hnoers
through loyeyai times he tore 70 Sc, >
| vas earned or board the hin To-
~ aters "e1lt on board alo) When Ri.
lame Stseene l~ore before the Cgnt -
6! che IMP that nc knew ne well. and h.
mad wear 10 fchool With me in ScotlanI :
"a place which God knows I never M.
Proteited againH his charge, and de-
eiarsd Tnytelt an American, 70 no nrr
Pote- My certificate had been torn
oesofe my face, and notwjthfpand;na fbe
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POSTSCRIPT.

s, Since tie above letter was darsivn up,
Ehere has appeared an Examiner of Saturday,
July Sd. This paper contains two columns
and an aa;fof untrash, or Of ronfsuie. Jones
begins with the Armory. Here follows
ttatenent, whiChis believed 20 be SoFreSss OF
the expence Of buildincit.
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RICHMOND.
-IDTERTESERfENT
5JL19 7sb. Isos.

II IS ncceiiarg 70 oble5vc, ,tst this Is the
sd f3umtsr of "The Recorder," wb,cb
completes one Y cars Publication, ard ends
the hrft Voiume. Macy SubI-ribers. IN
commenced with TIC fri Number, have 5rt
Only paid. one hals Yeaf, which was the ad.
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