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Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-27

It's Rated bY Mr.. Jones. in his letter
which his lately been ?ubIilhed, thtt
the fun borr owed was fifty pounds and
sh4t il had remained due for 6ee years
ard half u viii readily be i@el thst
the interea, al tx per cent would A.
mount 10 Essen baana5, fe1 (sHiingJ, ma
king the whole debt !izty tx pounds
ten lhIliugs. Ii is alto Rated in The
fame letter lhat what Mr.. Jafer fon here
calls the principal and intsref was, in
zeal value, jUft TIRE eon''a', (xIEiliiags
and Es beacs.-This feens 20 be what Mr..
Jefferfon underaands by fnenthp, and
ihowing due fsnfe Of an obiigation.-
The democrats are continusly repeat.
ing that Mr.. Jefsrlon was the friend Of
Gen Warrington. Sincewe have found
out what is Mr.. JtGeTfon'5 mode IF ex-
prefiDg bis irisndlfiP We have Ire
doubt that lhe al rtion istfue for be
certainly did what was in bis power q
Gearoy the General and 10 blaf his
character. @. this, his letter 70 Mazzei,
his fuppcts Of Callen3tr, and his en-
ccuragcment Of the Aurora are rJfIi
cient proofs -Gaz y. 8.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-27

Shorty after the prcfent Secretary cf
War Tor the god Of war as many cali
him) came Eto oG:ce, Mr.. O. the chi.f
clerk IN that department., called upon
one Of his friends At Walhjngton, and
faid he had been much diappc;nteG BY
the conduG ol The Secretary. That he
had been aaur&d ne vould tam bin cut
Of Office, for be had tsnt 10 VI dachu.
fetts for as many Of bis f3ns anj fons ID
law as there were clerks IN the depart
ment, and, ds ts evai jsb5iag Erf Of q
geag!sf7an, be meant 70 tam out all the
old cleik Is, ans give their places to his
young frieads. Bur, faid c 70 far
from dcing this, he hz, good r an,
net only kept the old cllks IN olfi-e.
but failed their fal3res: Heb ADDED
al hundred dollars 70 ny ialary- IN
shout fortnight after, poor @ called
again upen lis f.iend, and pvt 2 card
into his hand, announcing himielf as a
Grccer-b begcedthis gen,lemaa'scaaom
ard faid, lie lifould te very thsnkfu for
any Pu:cha.es made at It's gracsrJ faTs ~
GsoggGoqVE. How came you to reGgs
your place aised this gentl.man.
Lord, Sir, aniwtred q DID not re-
agn-rJGn nothing Gould have made
ne rehgn-I would b ve borne with
having my duties multiplied, nay, with
any thi- 2 rather than reign aPlace
Whi, h Ia for twelveyears fubfilteI nv
wife and children-i was their all. At
Ter having my flary raif@d, was turn
ed out, and my place giYen 70 young
Mr.. Dearborn. However, I IN Rot
worfs of than my neighhors-aIl the
old clerks are adgilt, and poor -,
who has large family, has hid his place
filed hy Mr. Wi4gafe, 1yb7 nq,ried l6s
Senefay's daughter. .-Ch4rl. Cour er.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-27

MAY 5.
Mr.. KING, the American MniRer,
had a private audience, and took leave
OF his M jeiy, psevioaay to bis leaving
this country.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-05-30
1ours, &c.
ONE OF THE PEOPLE


BUTTERs
The Farmers in the parilh of Udney,
inthe county of Aberdeen, practice the
following method Of curing their but
ter, which give, it great iuPeriority
above that OF their neiehbors -
Take two parts Of the bea common
falt, one part offugsr, and one part of
falt-petre beat them up together, and
blsnd the whole completely take one
ounce of this competition for every fix.
teen ounces Of butter, work il well into
the nsis, and clofe it up for uie.
The batter cured with this mixture
appears of rich marrowy confidence,
and fine coler, and never acquires a
brittle hardnefs, nor taaes Salt: DIR.
Anderfon fays, Z" I have ate butter
cured with tie above competition, that
has been kept three years, and II was
as fweet as at the frlt." But il Tnali
be noted, that butter TINS cured re
quires TO Rand three weeks or month,
before it Is begun to be ufed ifit be
looner opened, the falts are not fluff.
ciently blended with it ard iometmes
the coclne(s of the nitre will then be
perceived, which totally dilappears af-
terwards.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-05-30
HOUSE OF PEPRESENTATTYES.

THURSDAY, MAY 70.
The committee appointed TO examine
the returos of votes for Governor, re
ported, that The wholc number of votes
for Governor is 43,4oo, of which His
Excelency CALEB STRONG has
z9,Ioo and is chofen that the whole
numbsr of votes for Lieutenant Gov
ernor is 4c.758, Of which His Honor
EDWARD H. ROBBINS has z7,o6s,
and is chofen. A Joint committee
was appointed TO wait on His EH cellen
cy Gov. Strong, and His Honor 1t.
Gov. Robbins, to inform them Of their
election, that the two branches of ths
Legislature are ready TO attend chem
in taking and fuOfcribiug the ufual oaths
&c.
MeGrs. Ely, Synmes and Thayer,
with fuch as the Hon Senate may join
were appointed committe to conider
applications for new trials.
Mehrs. Lowell, Knox and Morton
with fuch as the Hon Senate may join,
were appointed to confder applications
for the incorporation of Banking CON
panies-
AT O'Clock, tae Senate convened
in the Representatives Chamber, and
His Excellency the Governor and His
Honor the Lieutegant Governor enter
ed, and took and lu5fcribed the oaths
and declarations prefcribed by the
contribution and laws. The Governor
Lieutenant Governor, and Senators
thea withdrew.
An order was received from the
Senate, appointing the Hon. Mefrs.
Sforer and Bidwell, with fueh as the
Houfe may ioin, committee to exam
lne and report what towns, difri6s and
plantations have neglected to make
their returns of votes for Governor,
Lieut. Governor and Senator, the pref.
ent year. The Houle concurred and
added Meirs. Lewis, Brswa and
Symmes.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-05-30
a n.,;,;on was received from Abel

A petition was received from holei ,.n
Smith and Others. for the eltablih
nent of Bank in Boaon, 20 be caiiec
the Town and Country Bank Aiio' a
petition for the eaablifhment Of bank
a, Auguaa, and another for the eitao
lfhr,ent of a bank at Hlliowel !;
which were feverally read and commit
tel.
MeGrs. Knox, Smith, Weaton, Aui
tin and Thorpton, were appointed the
committee on elections for the Preient
year.
The Rev. Thomas Baldwin, was
choien Chaplain Of the I1ouie.
To morrow, at II O'Clock, is aHigned
for forming a convention of the two
branches of the Legislature for the
purpofe of coming to the choice OF
Councillors.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-05-30

Accounts fion Frame, 70 The 6tt of
April, flaFe, that on that day tx traof
ports, with troops, failedsor St. Dom
ingo, cyifbouf eonvy! This Is 9 ven ~
proef, that the French government did
not exPed ipeedy rupture with Ene
land.
Fran HrpanrS, hpra a7-Restivsd ysesr4ey
The Marquis de MontaIyo fails3
yeferd4y for New Orleans, to delive-
up LouiGana to the Great Nation =
which has here an agent buying I'D
BL0od bounA, to hunt the poor negroes !.
St. Domingo"
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-05-30
MaDaebgfstts Anmaal Election.


BOSTON, MAY 90.
Yeferday was celebrated the Ansu-
al Feaiyity Of the election of The Exec
utive and. Legislative Departments OF
our State Government. The cuRoms
# our anceaors are facred to their de-
fcendants and the tranadions OF the
day cannot be uaintereitpg to every
clafs Of our readers. 1t is a circum
ltance Of peculiar graduation to The
citizens Of this State that the fame per.
fon who three years free was choten to
the Chief MAgiRracy, is fill found
worthy, after the mott fcrutinizlng trial,
of the increaSng fupport OF his fellow
citizens :-and that the fecurlty Of The
Commonwealth Is guaranteed by a
large rnaiorilyof federal members IN the
Legislature.
At ten o'clock the two Branches met
in their feverd Chambers, and proceed
ed 60 the election Of their officers.
In the Senate the Hon DvAiD CopB,
vas unanimou1y re eleaed Proficient.
Nr. Wendell Daeis was then choien
Secretary.
In the Houfc of Representatives., the
whole number OF votes for Speaker,
was 1so, and given as follows
Hon. HARRISON G. OTIS, IA
Hon. PEREZ MORTON, 73
Scattering, 3
Mr.. Otis, was accordingly ehofen.
The number of votes for Clerk was
ro7, Of which NICHOLAS TILLINGHAsr,
Efu. had no, and was cholen ;-the
other candidates were Mefrs. Whitman
and Stinner, the former had 10, and
latter IS votes. t
The two Branches being duly or
ganized, andl joined by the Supreme
Executive, Proceflion was then torn
ed, under the efcort of the independent
Company of Cadets, commanded by
Col. WELLEs, and proceeded TO the
Old South Meeting Houfe. were an
Anniverfary Sermon was delivered by
the Rev. Mr. PurFER. of Berlin. The
reputation of this gentleman as fchol
ar has been long known, and his dif.
courfe, fully evinced his talents rs
man of literature and corred political
principles. We have rarely heard a
more learned and intereaing difcourie
on hmiliar occaiions.
The fervices of the Church being end
ed, the proceGion was again formed,
and efcorted back 10 the New State
Houfe.
In the afternoon the two Houfes al
fembled in Convention, for the purpofe
of filing up the vacancies in the Sen
ate. The whole number Of voters was
z36-II 9 votes making a choice.
SgB5ik. one vacancy Candidates,
MsGrs. Tilasa and hajqin /; the former
gentleman had i6I votes and was choi-
en-.
RamtG5ire, one vacancy-Candidatec
Msfrs. Fo4Ojsr and NE Lelar thc
former gentleman had I38 votes and
was choien.
Tork, one vacancy Candidates,
MshIs, Frye and CDHs whole num-
Der Of votes 7z8 the former gentle.
man had I5z votes, and was ehofen.
Hansock, Lincoln, and Wei6instan, one
vacancy-Candidates, Meilrs. Campbell
and Hill whole number of votes 2I4
the former gentleman had III votes
and was accordingly ehofen.
'i'he two Branches Of the Legislature,
then feparated, and after difpatching
the other necefary buGnefs Of the day,
adjourned.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-05-30
From the Gazette ofthe United States.


The mind Of every rehe6ing Amer
lean muft naturally anticipate iome OF
the eonfrquences that may Poflibly a.
rife TO this country from The French be-
coming our neighbours on the MililliP
Pi:
RI is prefumed the great dange- to
be apprehended is, that it may III a
few years lead TO an attempt to div
ide the United States and TO the eaab-
lihment Of an independent govern
ment in our Weaern Territory and
that, not BY open force on the part Of
the French, but by intrigue, not q
French government, bat one that they
may have powerful influence over,
without the great body of the people
being fully fenGbe of it
The French will no doubt efablifh
at the Floridas and New. Orleans, a
military government ltropg and ener-
getic. with a fhow Of civil authority
along with it. There it allo LITTLE doubt
but il may COMMENCE with allowing the
free navigation of the river, and con
fiderable advantages 10 trade, The
great objed of the leaders Of that nation
Is the requirement Of power and
there will not be wanting ambitious and
deGgning charaaers in our OWE com
try, who may be wiling to aid their
views and take advantage Of the at
tachment Of a part of the people 70 the
French, in order 10 propofe their own
intended fpsculations and future confe-
quence.
IL is not intended By thefe obferva
tions to cat reflection ontbe wsfern
people as a body, or can il Be nppof-d
that they entertain even a latent germ
of diiafealon 10 their prefent happy
government; tut lock at the geogra-
| ply of that country, and the coudua
Of the French government of late years
10 Europe, and the thing, if not great
ly to be feared, is at lealt very p Gible.
Things as extraordinary have happen
ed within as bort period. As - the
consequences, let the attempt be made
whsn it will, il mutt produce civil
war; the Atlantic Aates will never
tamely fubmit to fuch meafure, OF
give up the rich fund in land which IS
held by Congrefs in that country for
the difcharge Of the national debt. The
! fober and well meaning citizens ought
TO be on their guard againf French
influence. We are told Bonaparte Is
ieuding over two of his general officers
the bef calculated for bold delign and
deep intrigue. If they fail in inGdi-
Gus attempts, it will be owing to the
good fenls and virtue Of our weGern
! brethren.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-05-30
AN AMERICAN.


bOo iNHs NAY Is.
or Alyier5.-The National Intelligen.
Ger, Of the 18th int. correas, the infor-
nation given fome days ince, by Mr..
Conful Eaton, Of the demands Of the
Dey of Algiers.-There is now due TO
the Regency of Algiers no more than
one YEARS. annuity, (sI,6oo dollars)
in addition 10 the expenre Of ranfoming
Captain Morris, and crew, faid to a..
mount to $500 dollars, and about ~
5000 dollars for contingencies Of
all thefe furis the fra alone Is known
to be due the Regency, and il is not
believed that the United States are il
arrear even TO the individuals for the
rel. An explanation follows on tie
fubjed Of the annuity, which was fipu
lated TO be paid in naval flores but
which had been received the lat year
in cath 10000 dollars have been re
mitted to Mr. O'Brien to pay the annu
ity the fame way this year. This the
Dey has not accepted, and orders are
in activity FOR Tending him the lfores !;
and although fome menacing mefages
have been fept 70 Mr.. O'Bnen refpea-
ing the delay in forwarding them, j, is
not to be apprehended that there is
more danger Of a rupture on that &C.
count than is generally to be feared
from the capricious arbtary temper Of
an African Sovereign.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-05-30

Several perfons have lately been
convicted in Newhampihire, Of pat
fng counterfeit bank notes, dollars,
Scc.-Three have alfo been convicted
of horfe iealing and received the
following fingular Punilhment, {" being
marked with India lax, over the fote-
head, from the hair of the temple on
one fide, TO the hair of the temple on
the other fde, and from the middle of
that line. by another deeply inherited to
the end of the nofe, leaving ar indelble
imprefi0n Of the lstyer T."
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-05-30

Go tbe EDITOR Of t1e lSortlanu Ga7estc.
ELM.TKsss, actb lfaJ, i8es.
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Wet and Smith.
IzpeilLv- DoLka1S RezOGrd.

RAN AN AY from the Subscriber, living in
Charles County, Maryland, near Bryan Town. on
the 10Th day Of lalt month, Negro Man
named R A l. P H, between twenty three and
twenty four years OF age, well made, OF a
middle height, and of black complexion; when
ipoken 10 he is aps to laugh and then ihewa wide
mouth with full &c, ct white teeth 3; one OF
his ewes is detective, occaGoned by a corr.&alk
when a. child, at times he keeps that eye lhut,
as he cannot Zee very well out of it, on examna
tion you will obferve that the ball of laid eye is
glafi6ed. He had on when he went off an
oznaburg hirt, pair of trowfers, of rolls, a
hat about half worn he ALTO took with him all
his Sunday clothes, among which is ia pair Of
boots, as TO his other c!oathing am not able TO
resate the particulars, he was Cen on The fame
day chat he sent off by one OF my neighbours,
with j budget on his back, travelling the road
upwards, towards pifcataway, its protable that
he will endcavour to get into the City Of VAN
ington or George town, or to Virginia, perhaps
he may change bis dreis and name, and endea-
your to PATS as freeman. Whoever will take
up the laid negro and iecure him 10 any jail, 70
that ger him again ihall receive the above re-
ward and ali reaionsblc charges if brooghf home.
IGNATIUS MIDDLETON.
September S. Isw3l+
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- Wheat Fan s. Woven HIRE
MANDATORY.

No. ), BRIDGE STREET, BALTIMORE,
Tns, fabicribers return incere thanks to thsir
friends and cuisscmers for paa fayors, and inform
them and the pub.ss, that they continue TO make
ana have on hand, gensrai siiortment of the va
rious articles in their trade: among which are
wfsa, fans, on the moR improved contribution;
miIlfcreens, rolling and ffandpg; flakes tor In.
damned, riddles and ieves for coal, corn, barley,
wheat, rye, oats. meal, gunpowacr, fax, clover
and timothy feeds wire fafcs, woven wire tor
cellar and fpIing houie windows. &c. Orders tor
the above viii Be thankfully received and duly
attended TO By
n. 8. For the commencement cuitomers. lofeP'
and John Tnnblc, No. IS, Cheaphde. are aasho
riisd 10 receive and execute orders tos
w. and S.
Sept. 70. laws
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lzvsgty Dollars REGARD.

RAN. AWAY on the 18th inf. Negro Man
by the name OF TOM, about feet 10 or II
sinches high; he has a white fpot on ore fide of
his head, about the izc if dollar, which he
may attempt to conceal ne has very great
simpedimsTt in his fpsech when he attempts to
fecak.-The above delcribed fellow is about
IS years Of age, and is very trait and handfolre
ly made. His clothes cannot well be deicrib
ed, as he lircd in Col. MarRcllers family, who
were yeSy liberal TO him; he had either one o.
swo watches with him when he left home; he
Can read aud believe write a little. The above
reward will be given 10 any perfon who may
apprehend and lecure the faid negro in any Jail
within the Uni,ed States, and all Reasonable
charges PAID if brought home. There were
two other fellows left town 10 company with
him.
RICHARD HEWITT
N. B. This fellow has, for many months
pat. attended at the Venduc-Store. R H.
Sept. s. aaw3 +
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NEW PUBLICATIONS,
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Booksellers 8 Statioaeys,
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RICHARD HEWITT.
For So, or RENI,

THE STORE have occupied
for fornesrne pat, Gtuascd on Prince Greet, oppo-
fte Col. fioce's. There is no fand in town more
better or eligible calculated for carrying on an
extenhve wet or dry Good Buhneis. The Gel
lar perfectly dry, with door ar each end, will
hold one thoufand barrels of Flour - Twenty
6yehundred barrels may be flowed upon The Pre-
mifes without any inconvenience to the occupant.
For terms apply to- WILLIAM CXLEY.
Sept. rs. co
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Merchants Attend /!

THE lubfcriber will fell, on low
terms and caiy payments, LOT Of GROUND
il the town of PortlT Tobacco, on which there are
(lnall dwelling houfe and kitchen, large two tory
fore houfc and convenient granary and fable
in one of the belt Rands for the retail wet and
dry goods buGnefs If not fold by the 9Th OF
Oaoker next, it will De expoted topublic falc on
thar day. Mr.. John E. Ford viii contract for
and fhcw the prernies, on application, at any time
previous to the day OF tale. An indilpntable title
will be made by
John M'Clenachan.
Mount Air, Sept. 70. cow
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Is Il Gardner Wanted.
AnguR II.

] with 10 employ man who is qualified to
undertake the management and cultivation of a
large Gasdcn and feventy sores of land, in the
ucighb0arhoodof Alexandria.
James Cra'k.
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Difria OF Columbia.
County Of Alexandra, q.


County Of Alexandris, e.
~. %. Jusz TERM, -.
John Potts. Complainart, COZ
AGAINST
Robert Finley, John Bannatyne.
Andrew Buchanen, Jas. Hob,
kirk and Robt. 8uchanon Dan. 81, ~
lop, merchants and partners un. : eu'0slS
der the firm OF Findiey, Ban.
natyne & Co. and Wm. Wilton
Defendants,
The defendants, Robert Finley T.,
Bannatyne, Andrew Buchanou, Jas. Hob ~; Iaoy
Rob. Buchanan Dunlop, not having en,. aIN ae
appearance ard given fecutity according i ,l;'
act of afcmbly and the rules Of this con, "Ss
appearing to the lasisfafsion OF the con.. '0dR
affidavit, that the laid Rob.r, Finley Iot " SPl
n,;yne, Andrew Buchanan, James Ho5 iii, Sla
Robert Buchanan Dunlop are not iubsb,., 't
this difffi6s, on motion of the faid conpI,;o n
by his council. it IS oracnd, tina, the iaa a
dants, Robert Finley, John Banntaya:, A 0i'a'
Buchanan, James iobkirk, and Ro6crt Ru ,t.''S
Dunlap DO appear here on the ftt day Ct No,. a''
ber.court next, and entes their appearance. = L1'
fuit and give itcurity for performing the der,. !,
the court and that the other delendao, u, "
Wilton, DO not pay away, convey or iecs,. i.
debts by him owing to, or the eRate 0, IA
in his hands belonging to the faid sbien, dr., ;a
dants, Robert Finley, John Bann,ayn., ADln,
Buchanon, James Hobkirk and Rober, Bucb,n.
Dunlop until the further order OF deere. Of ,sa
coure ; and that copy of this order be forbs,S
publilhed for two months fuccsfiyeiy, iuor. $
the public newspapers publilhed in this County
and that another copy be pofed at the zion, ds ~
of the court houfe Of the iaid county.
A coPy-TeG, 6. DENEALE.
S 20. dam Ce,k
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II Miller Wanted.

A man who is qualified to condaa
the bufnels OF a Merchant Mill, who can cam,
well recommended Cox his honefy, fobriety, &l
in manufacturing -four, and attention to bafnb
may have birth, and liberal wages by sppIyh,
10 me-
A man with fnaH family who would k..v
houEe and board himlslf wonld be preferred, with
iuch perfon would either fiipulste for certain
iaiary, OF intere& him IN tie buane(s BY giving
hin part Of the profits. Ifhe had money i:
wifhed to employ in thas way be might have an
opportunity Of doing 70, and recsig. in propCrio,
to hi; Stock.
JAMES DOUGLAS.
Falls Difficult, Sept. 70, 1903. Iaw3v
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100000
1884 Prizes, 2
1886 Blanks -sot 2 to afriSe.


1000 Tickets at 10 Coils. each, 10000
The laudable purpolc of this lottery, the many
very valuable prizes oferca, and there not being
two blanks 10 prize, are considerations which
give The Managers reaion to hope foF rapid fale
of the tickets. The drawing will commence as
ioon as fuiiceni number of Tickets lhall be fold
to authorize it: and thirty days after the com.
plction OF the drawing, the prizes will be paid TO
the fortunate adventures; fubjetf to adeduttion
of F;;fieeu per cent. Sdch prizes as ihall net De
demanded within tscsbve maatbs after the drawing
is fniihed, llall be conGdcsed as reinquifhed for
the benefit of the Church.
Tickets TO be had of the Managers, or of iuch
perfons as may be appointed by them.
Right Rev. Bihop CQr,el,
Rev. Francis Btsfsx,
MellIs. David N'illiamJon,
Robeyf WaI6,
Chs Gbeqaisre, @5
Patrick Bexnef, g
Aruold Live,s,
Like Tiernau,
r. I. Mitchell,
a~F Tickets in the above lottery to
be had at the fore of I. L. Wafhlng-
ton and CO. Fairfax ffreet, Alexandra.
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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-09-24

The above articlessre fold by the bottle, box
and package at the prices affixed to them, with
comfortable allowance to thoie who buy to fell
again. Directions for uGng, and certificates of
cures made by them, gratis.
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