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atRraanrta Dallp aoberttser.
MONDAY, May .2e.

extracts from f0'vnal on board brig Act
IOe' IN Carlisle bay, and on the passage
home1oard. SIC.
April 18Th. By neutral from Cayenne
Indulgence c.. was brought of four Spanish
-nea'es having put IN there to water, being
on their way down to the Caracas coast,
~ oppose, 1t was said, the operations of
general Miranda.
J. 18th: Two heavy sloops of war were
:, dispatched from Carlisle bay TO reinforce
"e british cruizers on that coast.
!, @oth. A neutral arrived with the intel.
seNee OF having been spoke by four large
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Runaway Negro

u AN AWAY from the lubfci
IN Pomonky Neck, Charles CT
land, about two miles below NJ
Negro Man, named JACK, abou
age, his voice is loud, but lfeak
hiniclf-he is vety black, both 9
of a purple color, and extend 5 Q
lens h and aboat one inch broad,
fitting too near the fire. there is a
back of one Of his hands, bot don't
foil ufe of it. JACK came from 4;
about IL or - years old. l don
thing that would make itraHger {
eloprment, looner than that OF cal'
Bapsit and being fond Of argune'
brings home the said negro or fe
70 tina, I get him again, lhall /
Dollars it 20 mile 5 from home
Dollars, and if 50 miles 40
able expsnces paid by
Rl(
May 26-
N. B. The shove N
me better than twelve
home by one of Judge
and on the 18th OF Ju
time.
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SHIP

Arrived on Saturday evening brig Act.
i've, captain Black, from Barbados, in
ballast, to Lawrason and Fowle.
May the 1st sailed from Carlisle bay, and
on the 4th spoke brig from ST. Pierres,
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SPANISH AFFAIRS.

The following extract was communicated in a let.
ter from Major Sparks, commandment at Fort
Adams, and dated the 7th ult. to a gentleman
in Fincaftle.
Extraa eta Lttst, from captain Bopuman Of arr
army, dated Natbitaebe,, IStb March, 1906.
!" An officer came in on the evening of the lit
inf. with difpatches from the governor general at
St. Antoine-he was halted at our picket, and
not permitted TO enter the fort or town; and
early next morning he received his anfwer, and
let out Immediately; the fame day captain John.
&on marched with lieut.. Smith, enfgn Hatchst,
and s. men towards the Sabine this movement
was determined on in consequence of information
which cannot be doubted, that the Spanards had
reinforced at Nacogdoches, to upwards Of 400
cavalry, and were marching to refume the petition
they were 70 lately removed from by our troops.
We ibase net heard OF their meeting yer, but
calculate they will meet this day, and it appears
that an engagement is unavoidable. They are
greatly fuperior In numbers, therefore it would
be premature to risk an opinion as to the refult.
Some Americans have been thefe ewo dsystfying
to bring zbost meeting to volunteer their fer.
vices in the immediate defence, and they will be
fusnilhed with arms from the public magazine. :"
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From Cincinnati, .4bzHyh,

A letter from the town Of Washington, Milf
daippi, dated the t8th February Jays, ' that a
party of 500 Spanilh hofe, had arrived to 'eia
force the poa on this Eide Of the Sabine, shat a
ieseie engagement had taken place between them
and captain Porter, and that the SPsais.ds had
been routed"
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Ext'a9 az letter trom gtatemaa r:Eaiss at
tie MDE~Ppi terri'oy, Waj@ingt2S ,0s NJ 30
bis tfiend in SaVauna.
Sour country is in high ipirit'ail in arms /;
| have the honor to command a hofEe compa.
ny, in which there are about forty OF the brave
injured ctizens Of this country, who have fuffsr.
ed every thing from the hanjs of Spain. We on.
ly aait for orders to raise the hand of vengeance
againf their devoted heads, In Mobile they
are making every preparation againG our attack;
but they cannot elcape our vengeance
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ALEXANDRIA THEATRE.

Tbe Pabke err reL5eafxiy informed, tsSt a De,
faeAment NJ sbe Philadelphia Company, ia,fstt
obrs:ng ,ht At.aysia Thar,
On Tnei4ay Evening the a7sh May.
The .s,R Performance aiH be
BALANCING by aLADY.
She will balance a fword on the edge Of vine
glafs, and plate on the fword, all turning
round at the fame time. She will ALTO balance
4 wine glafies and decanser on a wind.B
all on the edge of vine. glals; ailo, pipes,
chairs, tables, &c.
after svbieS, Paatoxiaafe0l Pjsre in szs al
called the
Clowns TRIUMPH;
OR,
The Sbortman 0ut-wlHsd.
CLOWN,
SPORTSMAN.
LEsITEE,
To which will be added the met 1urprifng ssess
on the
Slack wire, by a Lady,
Which was ever attempted by any other except
her in America. Shs will 60 through hoop on
the wire, will kneel and tu,n on it, and do the
(urpriing feat of the wine glafs and hoop. She
will (wing or the .wiie to the diftance OF twenty
feet, Handing on orc foot, and play on the tam
BORNE.
The much, admired fong Of It'd. RE !.
Afos the nIeh admired Tong of the WOUND
ED HUSSAR 10y lady.l
The Refu1al;
Or, Unfalthht M,freG,
a Dialogue between Tom Grog am
Bowline, two iailors from on board tn,
States frigate: ConRella,ion.
"A fmall piece taken from the Review
= John Lump, Lucy and Loony NJ"
ALTO, SONG called the KISS, bys
conclude with much ADMIRED piee
called
Mifs in her Teer
Mr.. FRIBBLE.
Capt. FLASH.
Mifs BIDDY BLAIR.
- The performance will coamet
precisely.
t Ambulance, box 50 cents, P
t Gentlemen are reque0ed NOT
during the perfo nance.
fT Sbosa THE .avtatber p,ove,
Performance will be fsfboxed m
IMP.
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ExtraGf of q ictter fsom a gentleman in Nev
Orleans. dated April 70, to bis friend il this
Gity.
We have nothing new TO communicate from
this quarter, except An increaiing disafeaion a
mongh the natives. Our harmless cong refs feem
peaceably difpoied as ufual, let whatever dangers
or iniults threaten and by their amicabe meek
nefs, this country, the richeR and by far the
mof valuable part of the United States, is left
totally unprotected, and liable to incur all the
evils resulting tom the Vaccinations of dilcop.
tented citizens, and the invafon Of a jealous
nett hboring foe. The effective number of ell the
United States troops in all lower Louiiiana, does
not amcunt TO 500 men. What pity that iush
puGjlanimous government laould pofieG fuch
country as this They do not de(e.ve it. Their
objectionable neglect has drawn on the admin
fration and on the government in general, the
fovcreien contempt OF its inhabitants. Pardon
the (everity Of thefe remarks. They flow from
lively fenle of our exofed anu unprotected Gtu
alton. We will iend a file of papers containing
the extraordinary proceedings of our hetefogeal.
COS legislature. A bill is now before the hoIie
to introduce or rather to make the French Ian.
guage The only one to be used in all public buff
ness and fome very influential members have
gone 70 far as to fay in private circles and eau
cuses that the knowledge of The. Ell ghlh language
byAa native of the country ought 10 be contideF.
ed as efficient to difqualiiy him for Office. a
law has alo been talked Of 10. prevent foreigners
from marrying natives Of the country, under
residence of ieven~years. These things are ridl.
culous in thcmlelves. They fetve 10 iheEI Gig.
;noranee of their authors, but they alto serve t.
thew their inveserate and ineconcileable dllatfec-
ton towards the government OF the United
States. From these considerations, and knozviag
that large portion of the natives of the coua-
try would Immediately rally to the Randard OF
any iav0ljng foe, and having onr ears and our
feelings daily insulted by the grossea and mott
contemptuous abu(e of our native country and
its government, good and happy beyond parallel
in the hifory OF man, we DO not believe that ouT
remarks are too fevere relpeehng the extreme re-
mifsness of congrefs.
The great events that are paaing in Europe are
Arangely a&onithing. but az you arc no doubt 10
poG. flion of later dates than we are, We ihail
make DO comments thereon, except the too great
probability tina. the commencement OF general
peace there, will be but the commencement Of
trouble here
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-04-03

| Of New. Ham;ihire aud the diaria OF Maine
Sixteenth, Propcisls will ALTO bc received 40
sfoseiaid. Tor the iapply Of all rasions, which
may be required by the United States, for the
troops which are or may be hssioneJ, ssarched.
or recruited within the town OF Springfield ia
the fate OF Msilschufctis, and for the ssmorcrs
and other perions employed in the United StateS
'armory AZ thar place. from the IN day OF Jam
|usry 1907 TO the /, 1T day OF Decesnber 10 tho
fame year, both days incladvc.
A raticn TO ccndk of one pound and one
'quarter OF beef. or three qszften of pound Of
pork. eighteen ouaces Of bread or -four, oas
'e'l OF rum. whilksy OF brandy, add at the rate
of two quarts OF ist, tour quarts of vinegar
tour pounds ot tosp. aud one pound aud half
lot caadlrs, to every hundred rations. The
prices OF thc teveral component parts OF the "a.
tion ihall be fpecihed bat the United Ststrs re-
fcrve the right OF making iuch alterations in the
price OF the component parts of the ration afose-
faid. as hall make the price of each part there
OF bear ajui proportion to the propelled price Of
the whole ration. The rarions arc TO be fur-
niihed 10 fuch quantities, that there nall At all
times, doriag the term of.hs propoicd contraees
be iufhcicnt for the confumption of the troops
AT Mchili nackinac, Dstroit and Chiksgo, foe
hx months la advance and q, each Of the othcf
potts on the weRcra waters. for az lcaR threa
norths in advance, Of good and whoefome
ptovihons, il the fame lhall be required. IL IL
alio TO be permitted 90 all aud every OF the
commandments Of fortified places or poRs. 70
call for, az feaions when the fame. can be tranf-
ported, or az any time in cafe Of urgency, fach
iupplies OF like proviions in advance, az in the
diicse,ion OF the commandant fhall be deemed
proper.
Il 10 undefeood that the contrados is to b.
at the expence aud riik Of ifraing the foppics 70
the tfoops, aud that all lohes funaincd by the
depredavions of an enemy. or by means Of the
troops Of the u. S. fhlll be paid by the u. S. az
the price Of the articles captured or dsflroyed
n aforeiaid. on the depohton Of two or moro
pcrfons of credible charadcrs. and the ccrti.
6cate Of commifIioncd officer, Eating the cir-
camasnces Of the lois. and the amount Of the
articles tor which eompcniation fhali be clsmcdA
The privilege il anderAood 10 be rcfcrved to
the U. S. Of ofrequiri6g that nonc Of the fappliesA
which may I've furnifhcd under any OF the pro-
pofcd CONTRACTS, fhall be iGucd, until the fap-
plics which have been or may be furnifhed undee
contrads now In force, have been confumcd :
snd thar fupply in advance may Be always re.
qsired at sny Of the fixed pots on tic fcaboard.
or Iadian ffoatier. not exceeding three months,
n. DEARBORN.
S<fs<fary Of War. a..
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MO X MING sc HOOL,
Clarke-Street, No. s.

r., SsIjtnSr isfsrms fbr PsSlif.
THAI he purpoiss opening Morning and
i Evening SCHOOL, the 6ra Monday in
April next 10 begin at half paa 6vc o'clock ia
the morning and continue until eight. and thee.
vcnibg fshool TO commence 1t Eve o'clock, and
conclode at feyen, TAR the psspoie of teaching
both fexes the different brsnches Of Liseratofs.
For further information. apply as above
The Day School as pfusI.
ELEAZER TREVETT.
- Said TsrvsTr has engaged young
gentleman of liberal education, snd one that hss
been foue time 10 fchool, who u exPeeted BY
the Grft of next month.
Newport, March z7, 1906.
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BR AN-NEW LOCICK,
AN INVINCIBLE PLEA FOR
81 BRITISH DEPRECIATION
ON AMERICAN CONNER CE.
Br LANcAsTiR Loyal. Esos.
CsnIilAs< fer . Pfsr1gs or 4 Pe.ssx.
ARGUMENT.

a ARGuMENT.
qSe potent arguments sfLaneafsg
Msa bid yosy 6aliss, eitvsrse Tankey fi,.
dad ay roeues fi<nef, sOb0m fby biss
III Ben1parss eosvisf1 Byiain,-- ~
EndrAr tie essrfsfsy sfcap,ores.
9sSs grievances 10 iemi- raptures,
P,sjtsf. qvabsrt a fst on fsiJsJfs. -t
qbs GoLpsN RULE Of Britifh policy.
A~db,sUe. M power ty weakness exya Is,
fks isssed--h fbr feSsyd Of JvsTIcr,
(W'bifb fbs .TadnH ros'v bfb Ss< coy all,
Sbs 6sds full lsith IN LAHKsY LoYAL.)
WHEN Pssss gods, their treat lee, kept on.
The SrAs I've grsnt) belonged to Neptune,-
NO more right fbes, TO regal P'ow,
Wn Esqiasds claim, than ssbevs--soav.
When Dsnaan broke thc fGk dfiyfes,
She took bsv tssn At Sevsississ.
Dethroud by Cb,i6izs Lszw sdepter,
Ths Hsssb's& dog and took bis Jfttsv.
But oft, 60 make the tenure vaii,
Shell essphxsss him with ballad,
A. bei,. TO ole eAste, are ey.
And kIsS With tsvncikcijsv.
Since Britain ~ields the awful si3<ss.
She'll kscp the cbsris too.-md ride int,
Thas 10 the vide vofli's ssjits ssssd<r.
Skc's P5~15s' Jos wishout his kisrdsr.
Loap % Levis han hsIl fweep,
Ii r0eI f.ssr, t<sssfb the deep,
Her Aeess sfsp, ~ [vaR ssrsv1e.
Shall I,de aad ,ss issSs AZ bsfore 'sm.
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DIED]--Ia this town. Mr.. Msifs Norm~s.
Drowned, on the z7,h OF December laa, on
Hsrbro Beach. near Yarmouth, England. Mr..
Rsberf HILjsx. fon OF Mr Jonathan Wilton. jun.
OF THE town, in the 9Th year Of his age.
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no BE SOLD.

nN the 10Th. day az Apr.l. at N O'Clock,
~ A. NJ. a. the houie OF Ray Mamford,
Tower Hill. Seventy Head of Nest Cattle
coniiaing Of Cows. Oxen and Yoaog Cattle. =
number Of Sheep and Horfrs.--Approved no,es
payable In ninety dsys. or my own notes " III
be accepted in lien Of caih.
WALTER WATSON.
Sosth- Kineaown, March 81. 1896.
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Since ne. t~hichis fesrs'd to no zae)
Has TAX a . kingdom up fiom ssmnex,
And by peiifie ssR and tate.
Chang a 60 realm che wst'sy <safe;--
Since long ps6:5fss and III eclat ont.
Gives title. more than yo,ai tsfssf,--
And 6ncs fhe's arg'd. by 9ssee's ssfiss,
To fLry sbr lien On the ocean.-
Spent cab and sissi left ,ssgss annoy is,-
Pray let her G'sa,ybip enjoy il.
Almighty thus 10 drms and a1De.
She gives COMMERCIAL realms their law.--
This. as their frsxsib is. marks their j90fiszs,
Add fowly psiles lats Of ssfisxs.
Succeeds no, then, concla6on hollow.
You'se iav n that yos'fe 6saui 20 failssD,
And fhoald Dveaov run sikcx.
The /siiszu<rs, fir, mutt do 70 zoo.
Since England BOATS the power 90 bind,
Can fhc not alier aud ,ejcisds
The maxims all good juriits borrow,
Laqos good 70 Gy-av bad f,msrysqv.
Great Pitt. tho ~ a. Opera Glafs.
Difcerns not AK thar comes 10 pafs
Csn't help his country from her ln.
With half rhe cafe he helps her in,
His opticks fail. in plight foriorner.
To pierce Haax, or fsrn .esyser,
To him, tho ravid timer impend,
fcesscb m<sf comes bat with the end
Enough for him. when calrd 20 greet 'em,
To have fsnd Of ispo TO meet 'em.
Her inf 'rese1 why have you fpleen in,
And make rumpus bout their msasisg;
When Pnf decides will ys arraign 'emi
When SeSH aSpvoves will ye plain 'em e.
Laws NUT attend, while fate 10 hurrying.
Like misafs men. on cafe occurring,
And how their Frs.sI may be impleaded,
Time will diretf, when they arc NEEDED.
Loog has fnc boaaed morality,
Of fuch big5-6s,s. ssbh gSahiy.-
IL claims privilege, when bard fbyyf 'tis,
To fool George White.s in dadgirg JEfies.
Thas vaigav pleas, when folly Ltesf.
Are reintoIced by precedent.
Whole roEsissss aid fts kssffisg cafes,
Like fawn-ikin gloves and Levant paArs.
While thus, to back capturing warrior,
The knights judge. and fees lawyer,
Who mind not sqsiy nor Bacon.
But end, for which the fhiP was sakts;
Who faithful ail the trial throu2hs
Keep the g,saf o5js6 broad in view.
And having a hard trial loft,
Jut tax your owners for the csf,
As Mankey's faird is.y lurch in,
VIII esf your ear, and LeaUe IF ka,ebiss.
Thus oft as bold ambition ranges.
With foiiy her naiu,e changes,
Ard will, rafh enemies hard rake bey,
For fchemcs. 10 which her pianrn take hefs
What Ounce beholds long Allen walking.
O'erlooks che J6ask and blatts the foekisg.
We've made far more than good our motion
Thar EnekasS CLAIMS 10 ysie fbe Ocean,
| And prov'd the problem quite a. clear
Her laws, with vesring amss will vssr.
Iris now higtr time take, kind reader.
Rsffefhmsnt Cor yoarfcls and pleader,
For who. at sace, on cafe Of momssf,
Can fpcsk or hear qrbole bsge eommess -
That fhe, If Ysnkies wo'at to war 60.
Will so1v and fbes juit bleb cargo,
Shall exc a. clear ss lieh, be hinted.
When next RepsbIican is printed.
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CUSTOM. HOUSE.

fbe Ntyport AD0eiatiOn Of Msebanies
and Manyfa7wers,
ARE scqoeAed to attend At the State Houfe,
on MONDAY the 9TH day, at 7 o'clock T. M.
Per Older,
SAMUEL KING. Sec'y.
Newport, April cd, 1906.
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o. Msuds, s6s r4fb int. ss,I Is'fissi, a. NJ.
nN the premifes, if not fold before At priv
" at fsle--A DWELLING HOUSE and
Lot Of LAND IN Duke-Stfees, now IN the oc-
eupancy Of Ms. Mary Haxasd. and pofsiIion
given Immediately. .--Tefms win Be nade kaown
At she time Of Sale.
Nswposf, April I'd, 1906.
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1.-TWO Handred Blrrch and 400 Bolhsh
i POTATOES. 10 excelen, ihippipg or
der. on board tho Schooner Nancy, at Han.
Dr's wharf.-ApRIy TO
EARL & ALLSTON.
April 4, 1906.
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CHRISTOPHER FOWLER,

Hd0 FOX 0dLE,
EIGHTEEN hundred Buihels Virginia
IL Corn.
100 Barrels Super6ne Flour.
Nj. X. O. Hogfhesd Slaves.
Newport, April q.
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i, his State for the enfuing year.
q le of the circumstances relative
1c nomipation of the latter gentle
except thofe cont aimed in one of
.eloludons of the meeting which
,rainared him, have ever been pub
led, we have thought proper to in.
kta few of them, for the benefit of
lr country readers.
The evening previous to that on
trh he was nominated, a number
the citizens of this town, compof-
of both Republicans and federal
IS, but principally of federalilts,
bet at the State-Houfe agreeably to
|Otice, and adjourned to meet at the
me place the next evening. This
bjournment was occafoned by the
ladnefs of the weather, which preven-
I'D the citizens from generally atleE-
ling. The next evening they met
gain and refolved, ,frf to endeavor to
|btain the election OF Tome perlon in
his town, to the Office of Lieutenant
Governor for the year enfuing and
econdly to fupport Gen. Martin as a
:andida,e for that Office. They then
lppointed Conaant Taber, Efq. and
Cen. Daniel Sheldon, a committee to
va. on Gen. Martin, and requef him
o permit his name to be made ufe of,
for the purpofe, mentioned in their
econd relolution.
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Ma. Bissps.


Ma. BisBrE,
HaDhe BY mfye accident, fsrgj<d litter, pvrif-
ies BY f,ieaS of mine 10 bi; srrslpordt~f in
CssgyeG, avbieb' a, il sviH |:,ve to xxbibn a
Sorfion offb. es6Ls mind on fbs ,ecesf ELL
IorIsM sf Jebmny Raadalp6. is communicated
for ibe Rhode. L0asd Refsbiiea~.
"DsAR SIR,
Your favor has, at length announced to rs
the long looked tor deciion of Congrefs, ref
pe6tine the uon-importation of fusdry articles
from England. Many ale Of the opinion here
that il does not 20 far enough; though at the
fame time condemn the condutt Of the eleven
Republicans, that voted againf il. With what
kind o. reafoning can fuch conduct as theirs be
fappogted Becaufe they cannot do great ss0d,
viii they do harm l--At leaf they ought TO
have gratded the public with their reafons why
thsy have fbxs voted. The Bri,iih will include
the I in the 34 IS their friends. Johnny Rao-
dsSph will sfIaredly be ridiculed and defpi(ed by
ii honcn Republicans. Not all his howery
Eloquence " i'll iecare him from the lafh he de-
krvcs. But il appexrs however by your vote
IN Cougrcfs, thar he has not hrow. .beassa sn
i(corn our men Of worth and intcesity ;--and we
hope they will perfevcre to the end in fopport-
log the iuterefs, ths honor and the liberty OF
our Country. We are all psszled here 10 tell
what will be the iHse Of thofe great things
which have lately occurred ;--Bonsparte's fuc-
Aces-iu effeet with Britain---thc difficulty with
she Spaniards- -Miranda's expedition, &c. all
vhich are big with great events which time .
one NUT bring to psfs.-Oor a erchsnts are a
Rand and cannot determins what TO do with
heir "eock ,boais." But a. triaing ~ the
,veat commerce Of the United States may ap-
,csr 70 this "bluffering raier" we hope in doe
ime 10 fec the Wheels of this var machine 10
Iocccf,ful motion, whenever it fhall be COR the
greater coed of our country"
n Yours, &c.
Brjdei. Mdveb a9. 1906.
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NATHANIEL DEARBORN,

Book.SaLLRR ~ STATIoNRR,
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Csfss- Hss/s. Is csssissaiiy ysesiviss addisisns
10 BIZ Bss4 Store, and a. be tists aNb 6osks.
bhssas~s" may dsfs.i or f,s~g bisdisg--~sss
on bssd,
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lvl Nex and improved edit. Letter Writer.
Improved edition Of Psrry's Dictionary. up-
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