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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-26
w, WEATHERBURN.

Icha Hoover, rope maker, South Second ftreet. be-
Mary and CEriaan freets Philadelphia, voluntarily
" makerh oath as follows, narlely,
That his wife, Mary Hoover, wasfofeversy aihict.
cd wtha violent rheumatif, very dangeronhy tuated
the conequence evere cold after lying in, as to be
confined 10 her bedfor leveral weeks and was at length
reduced TO the melancholy apprehension of remaining
cripple for life notwithstanding the no Respectable me-
deal advice was followed, and every probable remedy
attempted when feeling eyeral cafes of cures perform
cd by Hamcns Efeuce and Extract Of Mutlard, they
were procured from Mr. BFch, No. II, South Second
hresr The 6rl application enabled her walk aerof
she room and the e of one bottle rsored her to her
: Nlual Rare of beafth and hrenvYh
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-26
sHAMILTON's ESSENCEAND EA
TRACT OF MUSTARD,

fsFe and eEeSfual remedy for govt, rheamatiin',
alfsy, prains braife pains in the face and neeE &c.
And has performed cures In the above
than all the other medicines ever before made Pueie
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-26
81 uAMII.rnN.S EL.IxIR.

iovsrsign remedy for Colds, oonass coughs. Aan
mas. Cnarrhs sore Throass, aad approaching COZ
A. funPtions 80, Hsa ~
7A Paytsts 4vb0 nay baOess6idres a5Siffsa Ss''f6
y be HOPPING COUGH, q
rb;. dcoyery is of the hrR magnitude, as II Is an
t,n,sdate relief checks the progres, and IN mort
se entirely removes the moA cruel di(order to which
.hsrsn are iabie-rhe Elixir is 70 perfectly agreeable
and the dole 70 faI thas didealty afl's' IN taS
II ing il.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-26
LEASES OF CURES
< By HarnlltOn'S

s WORM DESTROYING LOZENGES,
q (Sriaed from tboulandsJ fbe aHfbtntff'yg Of
cu5icb ar} pegj0n my a/certaia fit6ss by letter
or Peyonal application.
IA p E w O r M.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-26
HAMIL TOMS
: Worm DESROYING. LoZENGEs,

which have within fosr wears paN cured upwards of
me hundred and tweaey thouan5 rerfon OF both sxes,
~ every age aud IN every htuation Of vsrons danger
ans complaints ari6ug from worms, and from obGrueti-
ons or ieplnsis in the aOmssh and bowsh.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-26
Mr.. G E n F. R 7 g
e. REMOVAL,

he oubfcflber begs leave to in.
form his friends ARC the pubic in general 49,.
he has removed from tie Scrc, he layeIv occOn; 49,,
in Uaion !t,eet, Two doors further Sou,b, ~ ..1
Zane fioe q the freel, % taat large and CONN., NC
dlcu2 Stare, the property of cs0tsin W;ga
Harfty, It tie iign Ct The 0 ange Tie. wI...
re has the following ar icies Tor fale, on #. VIZ
tnWeh ff,rsS t., C4&H ~
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-26
YIrraER MARTIN.

Mr. Ahah Henry, itfset, nSls'a ,sr. ,on,s
cared by net.e OF iamiiy9ns elaAH %
feveral months ago he brcathede with the sreate
I,,l,v and WIS often thrown iuto weakening fweaes
wheu ne attempted TO walk any dfance and ms voice
would frequently fail n fueh degree tina ne ceuid
only attempt TO whfper ne has oeen upwards o1-hx
weeks without return his complaints and deires 10
give this public eetmony insfasor os--e's invaluable
redicnes "
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-26
.jNG-STREET,
Valuable Medicines
Ar TAKE NOTICE

rbst :. Ksaasay,Jea.is ePpsssFta zoe sa.y Sgea11
for ALEXANDRIA.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-26
Is RECOMEE NDED

DR.. Hams Ants- BILIOUS Pal6.
The operation OF theie pills IS perfectly mild,
70 as 10 be ufed with (afety by peffons IN every
ituation, and OF every age.
They are .excelently adapted to carry eff IL.
psrauous bile, and prevent its morbid iecretions !;
to reRorc and amend the appetite: to procure a
free Jerlpration, and thereby prevent cods, whieh
are e.ten attended with fatal confequenc=; as
aofe never fails 10 remove cotd,rif taken Oh its
hrh appearance. They are celebrated for re.
moving hsbitoal cofiven.fs hcknefs at the ito.
mach, and feyere head ache: and ought te be
taken BY all pelfobs en- charge of climate
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-26
John MOTHER.
Dr. Hahn's true and genuine @srm1''
Corn PIastgeY.

An infalliable remedy for eornsf Peeaiiy re-
moving then, roct and branch, wshout giving
paiA.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-26

IDIUAuICiJ VI =
Nervous Diforders,i
Confumptions,
Lownefs of fpifits, 5
& Lois of appetite,
Impurity of the blood,
Hylterical afeetinus,
Inward weasueGes,
Seminal wsaknefes,
Fluorbus (or whites)
EaFrennefs,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-26
TIE genuine PsrEavGetsons

So celebrated among the ialbonaoie througnout
Europe, as an invaluable cofetle E'eFfeesty inno.
cent and fafe, free from corroge and rsP'llentHi:
nerals 1.-THE BATS of other leions) and of unparaI
iellsd efficacy in prsyenyg ana removing Dig
miHaes in the face and Ed OF every kind. part,.
cular!y freeklcs, pimpls, infammatory redneis,
icurfs, letters, rings prms, yum burns, prickle
hsas, -&ca
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-26
lOHN HOOVER.

3 SsOOsx ard fsblfri6sa before
EBENEzER FERGUSON, Efq.
-oss0f The jxaiees Of The peace fsr Pbis.
dtlpbia eOsxy.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-26
-. HOPPING COUGH,
!. Eyom LUTHER MARTIN, Eff. 1ftsrre,-t ff-
xerai of tie eats Of Maryland.
Gentleman,

! eompy with yoar requelt in Rating my opinion OF
u,,ron'. ELIXIR IL has Deen ued in my family Tor
40 or three years par, with uniform iasee whenever
colds, coughs, Gmisr complaints have fen'esea ls
->dicne neceaary | have nyie found 1t an exee.lehs
and agreeable remedy Tor very painful ana
AT 4yal of the breah accompanied wich ofeheiS anu
sxu;tn obfraSted ana dHicalt breathing.
On thefe accounts DO not hehta.e 90 reconinetl
Eanons 2Lxir as valaable medicine, and deserving
2pun.ir attention. >c.n<rrNy
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-26

Violent cramps in the
Aaomach andibacks
Indigestion,
Melar chaly,
Gout in the ftomaea,
Pains in the limbs,
Relaxa,ious,
involuntary ernihors,
ObRinate gleet8,
impotcncy, &c. &c
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-26

So Sold likewiie by S; Pleaiants,
Richmond; Rols and Douglas. Pc
teriburg; T. Green, Frederlcklburgh;
c.. Purdie, Smithheld; NJ. ones, SUIT
folk DR.. Miller, Winchelter; K.
Greenhow, 'WiIliamiburgh; and J..
Shaw, Leelburg.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-26

Ths peiian Lotion operates mildly, withous
impeding tast nats,al, infsrdbls periplr2ticn,
Which is io'sfsntisl,O health. Yet it, faiutary
effects are fpeedy and permanent, rendering the
kin delicstely fott and clear, improving the com.
olexion, and referring the bloom fyouth. Never
falling &c render an ordinary counienance beaut.,
full, and an handfomc one more 70.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-26

In les OF extremity, where the long prevalence aho
abeiaey OF difeafe has brought on general
frame and a waiting of the feih, which no nonrih,
men or cordial could repair perseverance IN inc ute
OF ths medicine has performed the rAoS astoniiallg
cures.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-26
PUBIC SALE.

: M4Ech a.:
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-08-01
HUDSON, IN. W July Is.

At Court of Oyer and Terminer,
held in and for the county of Columbia,
last week, at which his honor fudge
Tompkins presided:
Ben, a slave considerably advanced in
years, was convicted of committing a.
rape on the body of an orphan girl of Is.
So artless, SO affecting, so conclusive
was the testimony Of the unfortunate
subject of this abominable deed, that the
eyes Of the court, the bar, the jury, and
the audience, were suffused in tears, dur
ing the shocking relation relation, bro
ken, interrupted, almost stifled by ex-
cessive weeping. When the question
was put to the poor girl by the dissric.
attorney, g Have y0v a mother ?" the
answer (for tears only were the answer)
struck the hearers like an electric shock.
We even thought that spark of hama-
nifty, at this moment, shot across the
countenance Of the euiprit. 49,, .s.
The sentence, Imprisonment in the
state prison, at hard labour, for life,
made no visible impression on the obdu-
rate wretch. The law Zoo lenirut in
such CASEY has thus fixed the punish
ment.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-08-01

"The disclosure required as 4 condi.
ton was such IS policy required, in or
derto render the Marquis's ~intercrssi-
m edecfudi" with the Governor Gene.
raj, or Grand Council of the Province,
and was such also as his duty to hts So
vereign demanded ofhim, 10 iosti6cati-
on of SO direct an Interference IN . matter
Of high importance, and not within. the
MARQUES administration, nor under his
immediate controul. g.
~ lament the part which desire to
promote the Marquis de Casa Yruio's
benevolent intentions, and 1 still strou-
ger wish to render 50 essential service
to the young gentleman and his family
had induced me to take in this affair, be-
cause use has been made of il which
was not to have been expected, but
necessarily operate to prevent in future,
any similar overtures, even in cases where
the lives Of our friends and citizens would
be considered as cheaPly purchased by .
disclosure"
Those printers who published the cor.
respondence above mentioned, will also
give this place in their respective pa
Pers'J t. &c.,. -.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-08-01
NOTICE.


r the request of some Of those who
n have been owing me considerable
length OF time, / was induced to wait
with them until the present harvest was
got in, on their promise to make pay
ment immediately thereafter. now
earnestly solicit every person indebted
to me in any manner whatever, to avail
themselves Of the means now in their
power, by a, plentiful harvest, of dis
charging their debts BY the goth instant,
either in cash, wheat or tiouI, tor which
the current prices will be allowed. Those,
whonegleet this notice, may expect to
have their notes and accounts put into
the hands of an attorney for collection,
after the above mentioned time, without
'' JAMES CAMPBELL.
AugussI, 1906. >-:....--
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-08-01
PORTLAND. Iuly $. =

Arrived schr. Hannah, Chase, 20 days
from St. Martins. Two days after leav-
ing St. Martins, was brought to by the
British frigate Mermaid. who sent a
lieutenant on board, and closely examin-
ed the captain and crew to linda pretence
to make the schooner prize, upon no.
ticing a Dutchman who was passenger,
he carried him on board the Mermaid,
when he readily informed the captain Of
tn. frigate that he had property upon
freight in the Hannah, whereupon capt.
Chase's people, except his mate and
boy, were taken out, and Prizemaster
and seven men were put on board his YES.
sci and ordered for Halifax. On the 23d,
one Of the men fell overheard and was
drowned. On Thursday last. being in
lat. ~, upon Georges Bank, Mr.. New
bury Morse (the mase) informed the
captain, that he had prevailed on one Of
the seamen which had been put on board,
to assist in re,aking the vessel, which
they effected 90 the evening Of the same
day. BY getting possession of the pistols,
swords, SC. and fastening the door of
the cabin, in which the prizs. master and
two Of the men were asleep, they then
proceeded on deck, and compelled the
other three to surrender, and so assist in
getting the vessel into this port, which
they reached on Saturday last. To the
spirited conduct ofthe captain and mate,
the owners are indebted for the preser-
walton Of the property for If their ves4
sci had been carried into Halifax, Cf she
had escaped eondemnation9 the deten.
tion and expense Of a trial would have a.
mounted to nearly the same thing.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-08-01

coolest villany could engender.A1t is
said that several years since he became
acquainted with Miss Steele and address
ed her, but she declined his attention..
that he lately heard she was soon to be
married to another, and that this circum.
stance is supposed to have wound him
up to such height of desperation and
rufian cruelty. The young lady still
survives, but the prospect of her recove-
ry is bv no mehns Aattering. She says
that when he entered the house and ad.
vanced towards her, he said, i" since we
cannot live together, Eliza, ne uiA die
rogether."' For several days previous
to his committing the crime Baldwin
was much more rational than he had been
for several months but in a desperate
moment he has rushiessly cut off re.
spectacle and amiabie young lady from
all prospects of happiness in life, and pro-
badly from life ITSELF"
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-08-01
Fre1h Goods,

ofevery deseription-which having been
bought very low, they, can recommend
them to their friends end al those who
wish to purchase CHEAP Go0DS--
Among which are q grsas~variety. Of
RICH FANCY GOODS; gentle-
mems nice imported HATS, Imperial
Willow Sheets homemade twiIed
Bags ; Flax BAR-IRON; Crowley
and Blistered STEEL; real good
Soal and Upper LEATHER Stone,
Glass, Queens, China and Tin WARE;
PAINTS; Patent aud other MEDI-
CINES-All which they are positive
~ determined to sell very cheap for
cash or approved of country produce.
: JAMES & JOHN LANE.
Shepherd's-T Town, August 4, 1906.
N b. They continue to give the
highest price in cash for Hides& Skins.
= They earnestly request alt those in
Sdebted to them. and whose bonds, notes
and accounts are die, to discharge
thesame jetSre the 2oth IF September
next.>x a. the request is reasonable, they
hope monk Of their friends rviN Be back
ward in Complying, a. no longer indHt.
gence can Or sUia Be given. :"
- ~
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-08-01
MARTLNSBURG, August /.
y. -
For the INTELLIoENeER.
PEACE.

WIFE ~ the NnflStlahS NOo, the oas
viour of men came down from Heaven,
in the reign of Augustus, the Temple of
Janus was shut, and the whole world
was hushsd in peace. The acclamati-
ems of the celestial hosts. in unison with
the mighty event, proclaimed. 'sPeace
on earth, good will to man !"-Siace
tina. all important period the world has
been almost in state of warfare, and
this warfare has proceeded from our cor
ruptions--" From whence come wars
and 6ghtings among you? come they not
hence, even Of gaur h4sts that srdr in
your members ?" -.
In whatever light, We may consider
war, it presents to the mind detestable
and frighsful appearance but taken in
an associated point Of view with our holy
religion, it assumes form Of superlative
horror and deformity. Every passion
and every action which Christianity
would controul and prohibit, war eneou-
RACES and excites. Bursting through
the barriers of reason and religion, it
bears down all the suggestions ofthe one,
and oh the commands Of the other.; il
spreads devastation and woe over the
face of nature, and fills the moral world
with equal wretchedness and desolation
it roots out from the human bosom every
gentle affection, and plants rage, and
haired, and malignity in their stead It
Withers all the blossoms Of sensibility,
and destroys all the seeds of humanity
it petriies the heart, and converts the
Christian, fas he is called into savage,
little less, fell than the wild beast which
feeds ON aarcases and fattcns on blood.
= Happy, indeed, would it be for socie-
ty, ifthis dreadful enemy Of human re-
pose could be banished to its native he'll,
and there confined in chains and dark,
ness for ever and ever! ~ ~.
+ That We are formed for state Of soci-
al happiness, for mutual good Offices,
and reciprocal services, is proved from
our physical IS well as intellectual pow
ers from the constitution Of our bodies,
and the faculties of our minds from our
mutual inclinations, and innate desires
from our various wants, numerous ina
bilities, and perpetual necessities, and
the methods by which they may be re.
dressed, assisted and supplied. These,
clearly eyinee that men were intended
for the social state, to i've with each o.
Their, As beings who arc bound together
by chain Of common wants and consti.
tutional deficiencies !; and consequently
whose wisdom as well as duty j. Is to ii.
leviate that pressure to which all are liza.
bley by mutual aid and reciprocal kind.
ness. 49, -. r.. s.,:. ~ s. - ~ !. 49,. Z,
Man, certainly was once in hi. biiss.a
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-08-01

AN Saturday the 18th Instant. viii
~ be sold at the late dwelling house
of Doctor Jacob P. Harris, dec. in the
Main-s.reet, Martinsburg, thewhole Of
his personal property consisting OF
Household and Kitchen Furniture, one
Horse, an old Riding Chair, Patent
Straw Cutting Boz, and ,some other ar-
tieles unnecessary TO mention. A rea-
sonable credit will be given BY ~.
=. - AARON FAIRS, Admr.
.e-- ana 49, ~
@..-, = NANCY HARRIS, Admx.
: August /, 1906. :>.~:: -: ~.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-08-01
NORFOLK, Iulv s.,
IERoME BoNAPAt.rE GAGGED

JERoME boNAPAf.TE GAGGED!
We now with certainty state, that Je-
rome is snug at Martinique, with three
sail of the line, where he is blockaded by
Admiral Cocfraue, who has also three
line Of battle ships. This account we
have from Captain Hudson, Of the seh'r
Patriot, Of aud bound for Fredericks-
burg, arrived here yesterday morning in
r. days from Martinique.-Master Ie-
rome, perhaps, has no objection TO this
blockade, as it may be a sufficient apollo
Nv for him to visit SONS old acquaintan-
ces in this country ). and of skuiking
home as before, under the flag of the
United States. = 49,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-08-01

was appointed BY Gideon, "to promote
the public interest" Isappears that his
character was then SO bad that he could
not procure a bondsunan for 500 dollars,
not even his own brother, but was oblig-
ed to have recourse to forgery, 70 ena-
bic him to hold the Office"
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-08-01
Now Opening.

THE subscribers respectfully inform
L their friends and the public in re.
neral, that they are now opening very
large and most excellent assortment of
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-08-01

full state, il all history be true. and, in
order to regain it, We must 60 back TO
FIRST principles. We must discipline our
minds, curb every violent passion, and
root out every ungentle emotion. We
must divest ourselves ofpride and haugh-
tiness, vanity and self-coneeit. We must
avoid evil speaking, open SANDER, and
secret defamation and forego the lima.
tured triumphs of wearing the palm Of
wit and ridicule, if it be to be purchased
by the Sacrifices Of our neighbours tran.
guilty and happiness. We must eulti-
,vate the negative virtues Of patience, re-
signation, and forgiveness :; and the &C.
tire duties Of philanthropy, bene6cence,
and loving. kindness-This is the road
to happiness,--,his the way to PEACE i;
to tina. peace, which begins on earth, and
which shall not leave Us after we have
passed through 1.-The dark valley and
shadow Of death"
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-08-01
NETWORK, Iuly 70.

Capt. Masterton, who arrived here
Yesterday, informs that Admiral Coch-
rane, in the Northumberland. had been
dismasted in gale off Martinique, while
blockadiug Jerome Bonaparte, and was
towed into Antigua by British frigate.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-08-01

rane, in the Northumberland, had been
dismasted in gale off Martinique, while
blockading Jerome BonaParte, and was
towed into Antigua by British frigate.
Extract efa letter fIom a gentleman in
Londar to his friend in Philadelphia.
I" The Evangelical Magazine is un-
doubleday the most popular magazine G.
yer published. Twenty thousand are
printed every month at cd sterl. mum.
Der. Some Of the numbers have had to
undergo a second edition, and that for
January last = third.-the profits of this
work are devoted to the widows of evan
selical ministers, among whom since its
commencement, between 8 and 4oeoL
sterl. have been distributed.-A great
taste prevails for religious rsadiug--and
the precious Gospel is spreading into 6
very corner Of the country. A mission
ary spirit remarkably. prevails: and a
converted JEw breaches TO his country
men every Saturday the unsearchable
riches of CHRIsT." 4
Private letters from Dublin, state that
Dwyer, the county of wicklow rebel
chief, and his companions, who were
shipped otto Botany Bay, rose upon the
crew on the voyage, and carried the YES
sci into the Brazils. >.........,.,-a
-
Extrac, efa letter from cassine, dated
Tune 25th, to a gentleman in Boston.
%Among the indictments at the Su-
preme Court (which set here last week.
wa. one against George Tyler, Esq. late
Pos, Master Of this place, for forging
his brothers name to the bond given to
Gideon Granger, ESQ. as Postmaster
General. In this Indictment he plead
guilty, add the Court have sentenced
him 10 one years imprisonment 10 the
common jail Of the county. This shows
the repute the man was il at the time he
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-07-12
WASHINGTON, Geo. Nav 81.

BY gentleman who passed through
the Cherokee nation few days ago, we
are informed, that a very extraordinary
duel was fought there on the 10th inst.
between James Vann and his brother in
law, John Falling, "a half breed) in con.
sequence of a former Misunderstanding.
Vann sent for his brother in law to meet
him at an appointed place, aboAt half way
between their own houses, for the pur-
pose Of giving him salisfaction-they ac-
cordingly met, with their seconds, all arm.
ed with muskets * pistols. When they APP
preached in sight of each other, they gal
Topped up, SO near that their horses heads
were touching, when they fired nearly at
the same instant. The contents of Wann's
musket, which was thirty rife bullets,
entered The breast of Falling, and he fell
dead from his horse and was left on the
ground until the next morning; Vann's
coat sleeve was burnt with the powder of
Falling's muske;.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-07-12
By WILLIAM w. HENING, & Will :
MUNFoRD.
rEPlgS or sUBscRip7;X0w

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rising of the Court, as may be Consistent
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that used in Judge fuckers edition of 81
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scrlbers in the form of Pamphlet. at the
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cases will he given.
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