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WILLIAM RAMSAY
HAS OPENED

HAS OPENED
Il Grocery Store M Prince lfi-eet,
Next door to DR.. Dicks,
Wb<re be nftnds keeping a gruval aDs,t-
meafg genntae articles ntbat line, and
uozO o6eys foy Jale an 1sodsyate terms,
LONDONpa particular
Madeira, urIn,re
Port in caiks and bottles, SA'
Colmcnar and Malaga j
Old St. Julian and Medoc Clarct in
cafes Of dozen each,
White Wine Vinegar,
18th proof Jamaica Rum,
Do. Cogniac Brandy,
Holland Gin,
Leaf, lump and Muicovado Sugar,
Sugar Houlc Molaies,
Imperial, NJ
Chulan, =
Hy!on,
Young Hyfon, * =
Hylon Skin, g 8
Sonchong, s
Pouchong Souchong, g.
Padfa Souchong,
Peco Souchong,
Bohca
Green Coffee,
Darham and Dixon's Muaard,
AKpicc, Cinnamon, Cloves, Mace and
Nutmegs,
Nangz and Bordeaux Salad OIL,
Catchop, branded Fruits and BngIila
Pickles,
Olives, Capcrs and Anchovics,
Prunes, Raifns, and foft fheli Almonds,
Leiper's Snuff 10 bottles,
Do. beG Smoking Tobacco,
Martins bet Sfanifh segars,
Bafket Salt for table ufc,
Georgia Cotton,
Martinique Noyesu,
Mould and iipp,d Candles,
Jerfey Cheele Of an excellent qaanry,
Wrapping Paper, brown ana blue,
Roll Brimfone, Fig Blue.
To be Rented,
And pcneiiion given Immediately, the
dwelling HOUSE above fsid fore. Il
is now in good repair, and we'll calculated
to accommodate genteel family. APP
ply as above.
June II. d II
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saIas By Sutton.
On WEDNESDAY,,


], % o'rlses, ssaI Be Jold affbe psaaae
slsv, rks e0rner Of King and O'nion
6,ufs.
Rum in hhds. and barrels,
Whikey in barrels,
Apple Brandy in barrels,
Gin in caiks,
Wine in pipes and quatter Casks,
MolaiIes in hhds.
Sugar in hhds. and barrels,
White and brown Soap in boxes,
Coffee in caiks and bags,
Raifns in kegs and boxes,
Qasen's Ware, and
ALSO,
A variety of DRY GOODS.
AMONG WHICH ARE
Road Cloths, Iriih Linens,
Caa;meres, Calicoes,
.Ker(eys, Threads,
Coatings, Chintzes,
.Halfthicks, | Bcdticks,
Fearuaughs, Oznaburgs,
Blankets, Sewing Silks,
Planes, Muffin and Muilin
Negro Cottons, Handkerchiefs,
Worried and other India cottons, sc
Stockings, &c.
TaCS pATJ,EN Ay9:or.,y
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Of The Cape, that the Brigal5s cruid not
work the guns Of Fort Belle Ell 70 as 70
lear on the town, as their intention was
TO deaIoy il, which vas evident, from
the number of matches they LETT in The fort,
after their retreat.
/ (ha,l make no comment cn the iltua-
ton of the Care, you MAJ form an idea OF
ityourfelf, as a bold attack was made en-
it by The bsigands tvelve days previous
10 this, in which they got as far as the
Rerriere Providence, jua at the entrance
of The tawn. However, we are TO hope
for TIE bsf, as a feet with troops were
hourly expected, three Ea:l IF With had
arrived, with fourteen hundred men. M.
I.aufetf, project for N. ORLEANS, arrived
here On tie 18th, and failed tor that place
on tie 18th ult. General Rochambesu is
appointed commander in chief OF the illand
Of HiGpaniola by :he Firlt Coniul, in cob
ftquence of which the Cape was illun,i-
mated on the night of tie 18th ulIimc.
The Inhabitants manifeeed great iatii-
fattion at his appointment, knowing him
to be humane, brave and yigilnnt ihcerr.
The General N Chief exempted the Anne
ricans from duty, except in cafes Of ensr-
gency.
1t is currently report and believed, a
quarantine will take place the hra Of
May, on all veie's arriving from the
Port of philadelphia to any ports in Fli-
PAMELA.
Phzudslp6ia pap.
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Frsm Cape Fraxroi,.

A gentleman jutt arrived from Cape
Francois has iurpiihed US with the follow
III particulars from that quarter
: On the morning of the 18th ult. 4
s'cloes.A. M. tie general was bear TO
sfemble the people Of the Cape. Howe
YER, previous to this, General Rocham-
beau, ever yigilanr, had information Of
the deGgn of the bfigands, and had the
national guard aGembled TO attack them,
who had marched along the banks of the
river leading from Hau de Cacp to the
town, and got poGsilion OF the Barrier
Boutiee, andfoon after made themielyes
matter Of For. Belleeir, putting the few
nit to death, and burning part OF Abe
hoipiral, and killing a few Ect1, who were
there .ha, could nor efcape and at the
lame time an attack was made on the
mountain back Of the Cape, between the
Foiet and pleidarme within mufket thot OF
houies in town. After an obRinate en-
sagemer, for ghout an hour, they were
sou,ed from this place, and aboue O'Clock
they were drove CO, of Fort Belle Fir.
anihofe two Actions the whites had about
forty killed and wounded. The Brigands,
whole force amounted TO about twelve
nandred. loft abcut che hundred, and few
taxed priioners, one Of whom was gene
nlofhcer.
Two days after this, Few people, who
bad steaped from the iland OF Tortudas
brought accounts Of the negroes there, rif
ing and killing the principal part Of ,h'
rs.lcs. II was fortunate Ger the pecpl
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From the Ns4u york E.veniag Pef.
REPUBLICAN, FESTIV AL.

We have hitherto forborne 10 take any
notice OF the New Haven feifi1al, bur
have left il entirely to be ridiculed and
fatilized by the federal wits of Connec-
ticut. Since however, il has been MADE
fubjed of eulogium in all the democratic
newt papers in the United States, we tear
we lhail be ihought inattsntive to our
duty if we do not give our readers Tome
little account Off This we are enabled
to do pretty correctly, partly by iuforma
ton furnlhed by the parties concern
ed, in print, and partly by letters from a
CORRESPONDENT who was at the ieene OF &C
ton.
On the 18th Of JsnuarylaR, certain per-
Eons got together at New. Haven, and ira
med paper add'ef IS to the democrats Of
Connecticut, informing the m that on The
ninth of March next there would be
held an aaniverla,y meeting OF repub-
licans At that place. to be called, A
Republican Fettiyal, in honor Of the cleo
ton of PRECEDENT Jefferlon : which cleo
ton was permitted by an overriding Pro-
violence, to take place on the joartb ct
March 1901.
The principal purpofe Of this meeting
was to bring together all their force frome.
very part eff the fate, and make the
grea,eif poiIible thow Of irensth, know :
ing that TO become aroag it is policy to
appear already to be 70. To induce a
uniyerlal attendance at the time and place
appointed, the framels ofthe addrefs de-
clared to Inc people, that on this occafl
on there hould, at any rate, be a day of
rejoieong; tibet they would rooiee that
Thomas Jeferfon had been chofen pref.
DENT, sc. enumerating about forty rea-
fcns fos rejoicing they obieryed, thai
ne four years which proceeded the cleo
ton of PRECEDENT Jeaerfon, was like dark
NETS which proceeds the morning : thar
.t4oea,y sears had elapfed fnce they rejsired
in the ditinguilhed victory which termi.
mated in glory a tedious, diarefing and
expenGve war nthort that after iuch a
length of ltime they were determined
once more to ,ejoiet juR to fee what re-
ioicing was and they therefore held out a
joyful and alluring PROJECT to every good
democrat in the fate. They begin by
promiGng them, procei1ion, an oration
by Pierbout Edwards, ieleeted vocal an d
Instrumental mu1ic, COMMITTING of four emu
mera,ed psalm tunesl public dinner and
dancing in the evening, adding, that
syivate houfss were engaged for all the
ladies who may honor the occaiion with
their company' which mutt be intended
for thofe democratic ladies who have not
any particular gallant at home and lhsws,
more than any thing, the in,ention to
have a .concourle as large as poilible; and
IL may be added, 1t contains no LITTLE
lure. This addreis was dgned by elght
per(ons as managers, at The head OF
which we are agreeably iarprifed to
find The name of deacon Abraham Bifhop,
aged 70 ears lae. November. the fame
peticn who was appointed collector 10 the
place of Mr.. Goodrich. We areexiTeine-
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Now deacons' do engage,
With democratic rage
Tho eighty years OF age,
TO lead a ball.

No more (hall that dire cur(e
The taxes drain your purfe,
Fed'rals rul'd the day
But now we'll homage bring
To Jeferlon our king,
Let US rejoice and ting,
We've none to pay.
No more ifiall villains dread
In vicious paths to tread
For fear of law;
Some Judges are difpIac'd,
Soon all may be dligrac'd
And law itlelf efac'd
Oh ! then .huzza
No more fhall commerce fear,
Tho enemies lhould dare
Her flag to mock
10 !! its protection rides,
With thunder at its fides,
Not 10 the rolling tides,
But a dry DOCK
Then let each democrat
Huzza and fwig his hat
Ors twirl his wig -
Huzza-s rejoice and Gng'
) And hail the peoples king
With Randolph's little thing
About 70 big
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.
ARRIVED,
Brig Harmony, Hall, Boeoi
Schr. Nancy, Dangerfield, Norfolk
CLEARED,
Schr. Harriet, Blunt, Jsmaic:
Sloop Prehdent, Grinnslds, Barbados
Caroline, Slocum, Bottom
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Fran the CoNNEcrIcUr Cou RANT.

Fran the CoNNEcTIcUT CoukANT.
II " @ d E.
To be flung a, the Democratic feAival
70 be held at New Haven this day,
March 81
Tune Cad Ja9e tbs' Peoples 'h1g.'
Come democrats rejoice
Lend each your heart and voice
While thus we fling,
All orders done away,
ConfuGon rules the day,
Let democrats huzza
JeGerfon's kiog.
No more hall we complain
Offuperaisions reign,
We hp3 ii. fall,
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:. ,rnouociug the arrival Of the Ffench
l'o,'D', fcy 1000 under me e0min-na u
ee 0s yissur, az Louihana.
r.. n;lot Of The Dysit. arrived at n.
vi from, New Orleans, informs, thai
iOs ~, Of II. Orleans was opened 70
vs. ,'.t,;ean seiIels, and shas ion'e French
, @ lad arrived there.
,,p0RTANTTO MERCHANTS.
c 49,. Of fbr UUfed Stars Of 45meyira.
s LISBON, FEB. 9. 1903.
1b.xe the larisfatiicn 10 announce 10
s.llaw citizens that The Prohibition IT
~ ~ ;moortasion Of Flour into this realm,
!. aiken off. His Royal tlishneis the
:, p,;ore Regent of Portugal having granted
aa,;mi,rd perniGion for the introduction
y Foreien Flour into this Kingdom, pay
10 du!y Of fxry cents per barrel !; and
-. 30 vegsls from the United States with
.ls,r bills CT health, and Whole crews are
free from any dekneis, are no longer 10
be fubjeeisd 20 quarantine.
Signed, WILLIAM JARVIS.
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To Let,

For one or more years, con-
venient dwelling HOUSE, for fmall IA
miiy, plealantly htuated on Pitt ltreet, be-
tween Wolf and Wilkes freets.
CHARLES SiMMS.
March II. eo3r
Pruning M all It's varsesy exs-
euted at this Nca
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ss,,aa sfa ktfsr fran Faraa6ar coa't-
hauG. MQreb Q, 1903.

&c Three Timers from the North,
nave la,ely lettled in the manor, opened
: MINI and have truck quantity OF dol
s,r. the belt counterfeits you ever law.
Mr. Cla,klon, a jufice OF the peace,
h,onoh, them down with three or tour
hundred dollars. with all the milling ma
esioery, metal, &c. They are OF 1859,
s,lor Of bell metal, completely waihed
with 6lyer. The figure 7, IS marked
with fnall Rrcke from the points OF the
s,sre which makes it look like The f.
sSre 4 turoed upeae down, all the dollars
have that mark it being in the
die;-',is ioppolsd there are a great ma
~ 10 circulation. Their trial comes OF
tomorrow.
Extraa sfa krser f,sm LoajfviN, Ken
tacl,, dated Feb. II.
a0n the I1lh inf. the brig KEN
lucky was launched. A very hume
rous concourle Of people attended to gra-
tify thcmfelves with 10 novel i'2ht.
20 The kentucky is a very elegant vef-
isl burlhen a3e tons. Her frame prin-
. ciDsIly locult, yellow mulberry, balSk wal
NJ, aud cedar and was built under the d.
resfion of Mr.. John Fox, ihiP carpenter,
Of Philadelphia, who was lent on by the
owner to fuperintend her. Much credit
j, due to him for his unremitted attention
and maAerly performance. She drops
down immediateiytc the mouth of Cum
bsrlsnd river, where it is expected, ihe will
receive nearly 10000 lbs. OF cotton, and
proceed ibenec to Liverpool"
T,m Rsfa5heanism Tramt6aaf.--We
were lat evening favored with the dm-
lsya, IN. H.. paper of yeaerday. IL
contains a fatemeur of the votes for Go
vernon in AZ towns. His Exeellercy
Gov. GILMAN has 1888, MIR. aLANcDoN,
The democratic candidate, 234o.
PHI -.
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MARTLNsBURG, july 20.

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;Tne s,m of1one,, ~ ,ph;ch h;.1s,,.
ehase Ia, SEEN s,ads. = orrp ere .ea IN 5vt
800. ond osod sndsrstar,I;ynS MA :
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prisals made BY the British even before
The declaration ofwar.
The British fleets were distributed af-
ter the following manner $50 Admiral
CORVALLIS was Of Brest ; Lord Nelson
had gone TO the Mediterranean-his Gag
was hoisted on board the Victory.-Se-
yeralcaptures were made By the British
cruisers-The consisted for the bet
ter part OF Merchantmen one frigate
however was among the number and was
seen going into Portsmouth. 2
{ (Ameri. Ddi. Adv.
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-sis;aas Who we're consulted ID the case,
opposite opinions existed, and the only
condition Of cure IVES, that the victim
should never again utter word oftrntk,
on which adistant voice was heard 70 ex-
claim TIE remedy was morse than tie
disease, and the Liberty offhs Press ex-
pired with many struggles, but without
agroan. Balance.)
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: RsassediaRs. ~ Cromwell, = indfcfMeyf.
!. Last week the indictmentagainst Efar-
y CrosweIl for publishing the annexed
paragraph was tried 1t the Circuit Court
held, at Claverack. On Monday, the
questien whether the truth could Be giy-
ensin evidence rs q jpsti6cation, was de-
cided in the, negative by Chief Justice
Lewis. On Tuesday the cause was adj
voeated BY MI. Attorney General Spen-
Ger and Foot-and was very ably de-
Tended by Mr.. Van vechten Of Albany,
and Mr.. Van Ness Of this City. Judge
Lewis, inhis charge, confined the jury
70 very narrow limits. He stated, that
the only enquiry for them to make, was,
whether Croswell was the publisher Of
the paragraph, and whether the inuen.
does were truly set forth. The jury
retired about seven O'Clock On Tuesday
evening, and returned verdict of Ruilty,
at eight the next morning. As the
whole transaction is to come before the
Supreme Court in August next, we.
deem il improper to enlarge ON the sub
iect at present. A fair and correct state
mentwin be laid before the public in due
season. - 49, : ~ &sItg/ p
TIE faieluing Is the paragraph phic6
gape rise TO the indictment =: - :. :
. Holt says, the burden Of the Fede-
raj song is, that Mr.. Jefferson paid Cal
lender for writing against the late admi-
nistrstion. This is wholly false. The
charge 4is explicitly this ~ fersoa
paid Calender for calling Washington 1
traitor, . rohber, and "A perjurer-for
calling Adams a hoary headed incendia-
ry: and for most grossly laundering the
private-characters Of men, who he well
knew were virtuous. These charges,
not q democratic editor has yet dared,
or ever win dare, 70 meet in an open and
manly discussion. 2
The other Indictment Is to be tried at
the next circuit. 81 Balance.
The oloruing nedf paragraph Is found
IN ths cane anMbsr Of the Balance COR
faiaiag IN account 81 CrossDeT : eonDieti-
on I ts-s-At4 =. : lsss
DIED-In this county, about six
o'clock On Wednesday morning last,
much lamented by every true friend of
his country, THE LIBERTY OF
THE PRESS. The wound which eau
sed this slamentable event, was indicted
in january last, with IAN uneouth and
rusty old Instrument, fofgsd some cen
49,, =. E..la,s,l -. y ,sss..s III
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NORFOLK, July is.

BY three French gentlemen who arriv-
ed in town from Martinique, and who
have brought dispatches for Mr.. Pichon,
the French Minister, we aye favored
with the following particulars: IS
That n short time previous to their
FALLING from Martinique (which was on
the 4th inst a French transport ship of
Il guns arrived there after a very short
passage, and brought accounts that me
French troops in Holland, under the
command Of general Massena, had been
ordered BY the French government to
take possession of the City of Hamburg,
which was effected, the shipping and
other British properly was siezed and
eon6scated. twas also understoodthat
an army had been ordered TO march into
Portugal.
There had been several captures Of
English vessels made BY the Preach,
which have been sent into Martinique
and Gaadaloupe, particularly q govern
ment schooner Of is guns, captured Of
i 80 z, : Il
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PH1LAprlpHIA, JuLY 20.

Our papers BY the Commerce. arrived
Yesterday, eonsis. Of regular files of the
London Sun, from the 12th Of May
aownto the first of June. Their con-
tents are not very important. The ma
val list constitutes the most prominent
article in the latest papers. BY these, it
appears, that England has commenced
the war with great spirit and eqaal sue
cess. Prizes many Of them immensely
valuable, are daily pouring. into the Bri-
sish ports. The zeal and activity Of the
British commanders, in every direction,
are certain presage Of future brilliant
SEPARATIONS. & Z ~
In the Sun of the asth Of MAY. we
End a voluminous report Of a debate
which occurred in the F ouse Of commons
the day preceding, relative to the pro-
Erred mediation Of Russia. In this de.
bate Msssrs. Pitt and Fox took eonspi-
cuous parts. II appears, that the idea
ofsuch a mediation is not entirely hope
less. Some members speak sanguinely
Gifts success.
Some additional representative to the
late negotiation have been laid before
parliament. Among these the following
isthe only document which we find inte-
resting to the American reader: :.
-, Copy efa Letter - .--r =. =
From M. K. King 70 Lard Ha1pkeskury.
y. e. LoNpoS, MAY IS, 1908.
Mr. Lord, >'~'e =. =
In the present critical posture of af-
fairs, lose no time in communicating
10 your Lordship, for his Majesty's in
formation, that q treaty was signed at
Paris on the thirtieth day Of April pastby
the Plenipotsntiaries Of America and
Franee: BY which the complete sove-
reignty of the own and territory of New
Orleans, as well as all Louisiana, Is
the same was heretofore possessed by
Spain, has been acquired by the United
States Of America. In drawing up this
treaty care has been taken so to frame
the same as not to infringe any right Of
Great Britain in the navigation Of the RE
yer Mississippi. tl"... -.
aattsr myselftha this communicate
en- will be received with satisfaction, and
regard as a new proof of the disposition
ofthe United States, toyobservetoWards
his majesty spirit Of annity and conf
denee, important At all times, and
more especially so in present eircumstan.
ces, to the harmony and mutual Prospe-
rity of the two countries. -,,-.-.
: / avail myself Of this occasion, to re.
new to your lordship the assurance Of
distinguished consideration, with which
Ihave the honor TO be, BIC.
- RUFUS KING. e
~ RI. Hon. Lord Hawkeshury. u
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amongst which are IRISH Liae,ss, French
and India Latestriags, Mnskns, Dimi-
ties, LsgAorn and Chip Bomnets Of the
latest isshions, Chihtzes and Cahcas,
Morocco Slippers, and n quantity of cpsas-
try-mads LINEN and twilled BAGS Of
the, FIRST quality, &c. &C. ali Of which
having been purchased on the. lowest
terms for cash, heis now enabled to I'M,
form his friends and the public generally
that he has BARGAINS TO dispose Of,
and collects their early COMMUNICATIONS.
WALTER B. SELBY.
ShspAend's-T ssUa, July %, 1905.
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Martinique BY the Curieux corvette, Of
10 guns, and sent into ST. Piere's. Mar
Unique d blockaded By two ships Of the
line, two frigates, and sloop of WAR
Admiral Joyeuse, governor of :Martin-.
ique had issued 90 lettersof marque pre-
vious to their leaving the island.-
They mention the capture Of St. Lucia,
and state that The English had $50 killed
and wounded, and the French 125; the.
garrison ofSt. Lucia consisted Of 100,
and the English forces employed of4Ooo
men, immediatly after the capture, the
squadron divided into separate divisions,
and left the island. - J - T.! = = -
The following Proclamation has been
received through the same source. i.
h the name efthe French Republic.
ElS PROCLAMATION. -
Augustus Ernouf, General of Division,
Inspector General Of the French In-
fantry, Captain General of Guadaloupe
and its dependencies. :: !. >. !. !.
To the inhabitants Of Gnadaloxts, and 10
the Aymy. x.@s -
CITIzENs, ..''.' - =. -,
The English Government win have
war! 81 : - - = =. -
In vain the father Of Frenchmen, the
immortal BONAPARTE, has exhaust
ed before it every proceeding, every
means which could ensure to France the
enioymsnt of that tranquility, Vt which
she has hardly tastedthe FIRST fruits. Eve,
ny sacrifice has been made to obtain that
end; but that implacable enemy Of
Frenchmen, has not been satisfied with
the incalculable advantages which il has
obtained BY peace, which il alone ought
not to have enjoyed. Il Is not against
France alone that it directs Its attacks,
but against the whole world; Its ambiti-
on embraces all from the Indian shores
to the mouths ofthe Orenoque, fromthe
Nile to the Tagus, it Pretends TO exer..
else its tyranny: Inthe extravaganza of
its ideas, it believes that ON 1.-THE empire
of the seas Is deyolved. Among the
powsrs whichhaye supported the destruc-
tive var which has rent the continent,
which Of them has been enriched by the
spoils Of the other! Is Il not England! -
Inhabitants Of Guadaloupe, who have
alreaayso vietoriously fought her soldi-
ers--You brave warriors who have seen
the phalanxes Hy before you in the fields
of Hondseoote, ON the coastsof Flanders
and Holland /; prepare yourselves to en-
counter the enemy who, forgetful ofho-
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Fssm The R;chnond Recorder.
MR.zJAMES T. CALENDER.

WE are sorry 10 inform our subscri.
Der, that on Sunday forenoon, the 17th
inst. Mr.. JAMES T.CALLENDER,
late editor Of this paper, was accidently
Jdrowned whenbathing in JamesRiver, hi
9 depth Of water NOT exceeding three
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