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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-28
NEW HATS.

TCFfN LORD, al his 1iop in For'Jfrtti, nc Y
door to Mefrs CrgG u MG'tia's, hasluit
received handfome afortment of
EngLIb, French and american rats,
among them are-real fuperfne Beaver--do.
Of fecond quaIity-a few real patent FIX do.
Mems plaided do-Youfb's DO, Of various
kinds and colors-men and boys cameIs halr
40. LFe-rjr, a good ahortment Of Ha,,er''
TRIMMINGS - All Of which he will fell as
cheap as can be phrchafed in this town for
cath or approved credit
Ai5o-f CATS Of ElUFFS 81 TTPPETS, con-
filing Of Pole-cat, Elk, Bear, mock Sable,
and Genrett.
CT cab and tie bigbef Price GiVen
for al kiadl er SHIPPING aad HATING
FURRS. A9bly az above. (sw) Dec. 20.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-28

THE fubfcriber hereby gives public notice
70 all concerned, thar he has been duly
appointed and has taken upon himielf the trult
of Administrator on the eltate of
WENTWORTH STUART,
late Of standlh, in the county ofCumbcrlan5,
Gentleman, deceafed, by giving bond as the
law directs He therefore requeits all Perions
who are indebted to the laid decealed's eitate,
70 make immediate payment: and thore who
have any demands thereon, TO exhibit the
fame 10 WILLIAM THOMPSON.
St1raIb, Nav IA, 1907. AZ 2S)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-28

MonIry, u 'ceHjar Is, 1907.
Nhen the anxious inquiry III, what Is
thr news I" we regret that the last week
has furnished nothing Of foreign, and but
little az domestic nature which can afford
satisfied inform atom or what will be the
end of cur present national embarrassments
and difficulties.
It will be seen that Mr.. Munroe has ar-
rived at Norfolk. In his answer to the adj
dress presented him by the citizens Of that
place, he expresses his establishment to find
30 many advocates for a war with England
when the government and people Of that
country are sincerely disposed to be al
peace with Us. II is to be hoped, (if we
nav be allowed to entertain the hope of any
thing favourable from the policy Of our ru
Iers towards Great Brittany that Munroe's
interview with the Executive Of the U. s
will tend to cool that rage for a war which
has already been the cause Of incalculable
evils and unless checked viii eventual,
involve US in the bitterest distress and ruin
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-28
CUMBERLAND, ss,-79 James Ru1ER,

CUMBERLAND, ss.-Io James Ru1SH,
Adminyfrdt3r IN tie eJIate Of 1b1rl-
as Chandler Rl6fA, hts Of Nartb-
yarmouth, ~ EIId cstolty, deceajcd.
AT Probate Court, hoIde- AZ Portland,
in faid county, On the TWEEN third day Of
December, l8O7, on the application Of Jere-
miah Stubs, whereof the foregoingisa copy
Ordered that the applicant caufe all perfons
interelled or concerned in the eftate therein
mentioned to be notified thereof by cauing
the laid application with this order thereon.
to be publifhed in the next Porti7a4 Cazens,
hat they may have opportunity 70 appear Ak
the Probate Court which is 10 be holden at
the Office of John rockingham, Elq. in Port
land, on the fecond "wednesday Of January
next, al ten o'clock in the forenoon, 10 fhew
aule, If any they have, why the prayer there
ofihsuld not be granted.
SAMUEL FREEMAN, 1pdge gffaii Cant.
Dec %
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-28

INFORMS His friends and cu1omers that be
has received his Fall and Winter iupFly,
conflng of cafe, Of mems fuPerhns Beaver
Hats Of an improved make Gale Of ladies
Beaver Hats and Boune;s; J trunk Pialded =
patent Kid Shoes and a large afortment OF
ladies', miles, and children's Morocco Shoes.
AJ5-A large aiTortment Of gentlemen
Boots and Shoes, manufactured under lbs own
lnipeaien, Of the newell fdih,ons, aud war
ranted 70 be Of the hrf quality.
Pyri'aE@, or. ~, n
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-28
NOTICE I

cTEE ccpartner1rp under the firm q M
4 GRAHAM & GOOLD, j. this lay DIFF
folved by mutual content. They inform their
friends and former cufomers that they have
fold All their f6nck in trade n NDREW
TUCKER-All perlons ndeb,ed to faid firm
are called upon for immediate iettIement, and
thofe having demands again1 them, will Pleale
10 call at their former cnmrtinF room fer Z i-
iultment, where Ts5a G,oJ will attend N tie
fame. JAMES NJ INCRAHAM,
JOHN COOLD.
Portland, Dee. 20, 1907,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-28
NOTICE J

~ He fubfcriber informs his friends and the
public that he has purchafed the Sock
in Trade Of Mefrrs. L1g,abam u CooE{, on IN
graham Wharf, where he offers for fale
handfome afortment Of
EngEF, N. T. Gs14t Y Gr5cerier.
Liis4Sise-A quantity of CEDER POSTS.
The above articles will b. fold OF the moit
Reasonable terms for cath or good iecuri,y.
LHewit-WOOD conftantly kept for faIe
By Andrew Tucker.
Portland, Dec. 20
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-28
F Nfifcati1ns

TIE Stockholders oF the Portland B1at are
he-ahy notified that her annual meet
Ing for the choice Of feven Director for the
enfuing wear will be holden at the Bank
chamber on 1fot@ay, t5e Alb day Of January "s"f,
at o'clock, NJ.
By order oftlr Pyei5ert and Diref7oyI.
JOSEPH SWIFT, Cgj5ity.
PoytLqu4 Bank, De-. ~. 1881
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-28

70 TIE Hon, Samnsl Freeman, E,g.
juGge Of Probate Of Will, DC. TAR
ire c91nty 9tf Cumberland
JEREMIAH STUBBs, of Nortllyarmouth,
in Taid county of Cumberland guardian
- sophroria Runell and Nahhm RuiIeIi, mi
nors, under the age Of fourteen years, chill
dren Of John Rulell, late Of faid North var-
mouth, yeoman, deceafsd, humbly fEews.
that a. devices, the fad Sophronia and Ma
hum, by force of the lat win and tclau emf WI
Thomas G. Rufell, late Of iad Northvarmcutls
yeomau, decealed, in right of their late faith
er, JoFn Rudell, and az heirs 10 him, they
hold Jointly with Joleph Rule!I and Jacob
Mitchell RulelI, one fourth part Of clare
and privilege in faw-miIl ftuate on ROYAL
River, in iaid Northyarmouih, end in me
ltream on which faid faw mill ta7dt, late the
eftate Of the faid Thomas Q; RudelI, deccai-
ed, and rr- deirous that their flare the- Of
may be let of 10 them To hold II feveraltv.
he the laid jeremiah, guardian al aforelaid,
therefore, prays that your Honor would order
4 revhon of the fame, as the law in fuch caf-
es directs. JEREMIAH STUBBS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-28
FOR SALE.

IN Cat.- Elizabeth, good Farm, well fitnated,
! with a convenient houle and barn, con-
tanning eighty acre, of Land and ialt-marfh,
Il well walered and wooded, with large
quantity of O'ip.tmNer; is under good i'm
proverent good Panurng, moving and til
iage bounded on SSqryci7t vev, within half
4 mile Of Ike new meetnghoufe
Cart JOSHUA JORDAN.
LII EL;.-Lc-L d.. %
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-28

The New-Y0rk Gazette Of the 10th,
states, that one If the Editors went on
board the schooner Revenge, and, in
conversation with fonr Of her Officers,
was informed, among other things,
" that BoNAPARTE had declared 10 mr.
ARMSTRONG, that there 5houid be no
neuraha. And adds, that the infor-
nation was given on The authority Of
the officers Of the Revenge. Similar
information has been received from the
passengers in tire brig Comet, from
Nantz. But the idoIizc,s Of Napoleon,
who seem to think that he, "go2d mod
craze man," con do no wrong are en-
deavouring 10 discredit the above intel
lBence as if il were not precisely in
the style Of that H9tahur-And AS if it
we're not fully confirmed bv the re-en-
action Of his general ht2~kading Decree,
which, speaks a strong language.
THERE SHALL BE NO NEU-
TR Ms, than any other words in
which hc could clothe the denunciation.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-28

THE fale Of Land lying in Waia5ord, ard
advertised on the Ian page of this days
paper, as to be fold on Wednesday the 3Oth
int. i POSTPONED to FyisaY, RE 22i day of
Yr7usyy, 1908, at l o'clock, P. N. on the
Dremiies. De-. %
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-28
STR Az MARE.

GAME into the inclolnre Of the luhlcrihcr,
~ about the 5th Of November att, RED
MARE. with a black name and tail, hind
feet white and f1nooth, fhod, about eight
years old. Tie owner i requeited ~ prove
property, pay charges and rake her away
b.s 81 JOSHUA LUNF.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-28

Tie last accounts from India repre-
sent the British aii,irs in that quarter
to BE highly Gourishing and such as
10 st at defiance all he menac,s Cf
Bonaporte's projected invasion via Per-
sia.-CeHt.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-28

TT lie Proprietors Of the Portland Library n e
hereby notified, that their annual meet
ing will Be holden at the fublcriber's Office,
on Tne'da f., fBr fj16 dry # January "sEf' at h1
O'Clock, p M
SAMUEL FREEMAN, Librarian.
Dse %
~ Tho(e who ars in arrears, are requelt-
cd 20 make payment.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-28

No higher 'c2mhHmeat could be paid
the Memorial Of the Merchants, Mo
chanicks, SniP-M4sters. and others, M
Boston, to Congress, than that Orchard
cook should have ctfoaed its commit
ment.-Crnf.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-28

A YOUNG GENTLEMAN wiihe' to ob-
n tain board in a respectable P,iV7fe taInl-
III. near the centre Of the .own----A line,
LEI, At The PoR-Ofice, directed to a b. VIII
receive attention. DFe' e.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-28
HOUSE TO LET.

ITO Let. convenient and well fnilhed
DWELLING. HOUSE, iitua;ed at the
north part IF the towns accommodated
with good water by an aQueduct, aud good
barn. Apply at this Office. DC. 70
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-28
10000 Dollars

70, 600 DOIIdT .
IN oBje7 7ro,tJv Of Hsfi.--IN DILL 41"H''
EOR Gale by SETH CLARK, Tiih-Rreet,
Tickets, Halves, Quarters and Eighths
in the third clafs Harv1rd CoHfgs L'tts,y, TO
begin drawing 4th January next. TICKETS
rife 50 cents on the III of January. b5o, a
fubfcription for 90 Tickets, mos '7l2l, 70
1870, inclufve, SAIL to 1890, incluhve)
Tickets, &c. as above, may be had of
STEPHEN PAIlEN.
Dee. 28. (6w(
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-28

'ers IN p6rfuancs of The p.cGden;'. p-ocIatna-
ton W'aG. Fed.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-28

Mr.. Jefferson in answer to an address
presented sometime since by the Senate
and House Of Representatives Of Pennsyl-
vania; has now publicly declared his deter
mination to decline being a candidate at the
next presidential election, which will take
place in 1903. Whoever the choice may
fall upon, which in the mean time is 4 subject
of vast Importance for the consideration Of
the people, we devoutly hope, when he may
assume the direction Of our political desti-
MES, that for the peace, honor and prosperity
Of our common country, which, at this mo-
nent is smarting under the effects Of party
measures he viii not only declaim about
equal and exact justice towards all ma
eions," buthaye integrity and independence
sufficient to practice it.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-28
REMOVAL

n. 2. Poor.
INFORMS the Pre5gisy, Of ENGLISH
= GOODS, that he has ed from 11gj-
Ey's Rozv, to the fore lately occupied by Mum
roe x Tuttle corner of Middle and Uaign Sfyset5
where may be found a good aaortment Of
GOODS, cheap rs car be Purchaled-viz--
Bazes and Flannels, by the piece or yard
PerIede Flanels and Cloths
Broadcloths and Cafimeres
Plains, Outfits, Blankets, 6-4to 1914
Common and Superfne Coatings
Worried Hoiiery-a quality
Cotton and elk do
Pic mic and other fix Gloves
Kid Habit Gloves,
York tan ana beaver do
White, pink and yellow Sarlnets
J carton real Thread L2ces
Cotton, white and black fix Wells e Laces
Cap Patterns-Lace Mullins
White and coIOred Sarsnet Cambrics
Cotton Cambrics-- Cslicoes and Furnitures,
Chambrays, Ginghams, ak Veltings
Chambray Shawis
"A large afortment Of fancy Cotton and IN
dia Cottons and Checks, Bombazetts, I5e. tJs
With variety of FANCY ORNAMENTS;
viz IA Gold and Glver Bands and Chains
BugIe Bands; Beaded Crelcents
Beaded Star Trimming-SPangles
Silk Cords and Taflels
Pumes and OGrich Feathers
Silk Habit Buttons
Morocco and Velvet PurIes, 5ye. &c.
Al ofwhich will De sold on the very Io2ef
terms for cath. (eptD Dee "a
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-28

1FOHL NOtJO on. LEO l4
IJviual of m Monroe We have the
pleasure to announce to the public the arri-
val Of Mr.. Monroe he arrived Yesterday,
in the ship Augustus, after remarkable
quick passage Of g days. The civil and
military authority of the borough, with a
number Of private citizens, waited on Mr.
Monroe 70 Welcome him 70 his native coun-
try, and to express the high sense which
they entertain Of his faithful and honorable
discharge Of the important duties which
have been for some wears past assigned to
him. Tomorrow morning, Mr.. Monroe sets
of for Hampton, in order to proceed to thc
seat Of government.
a lettct from Norfolk, received at Bait
more, states, that such was the confidence
with which the English looked forward TO a
speedy and amicablc settlement with this
country, that the vessels carving special
licences, were assured of protection and res
pect during their voyages. and have a gov.
e1nmental guarantee, that sixty days snall
be allowed thereafter for returning IN Ame-
rica Tt is said that Mr.. Monroe expressed
much surprise at the tone and high irritation
discoyerable here, as the Eovcmnciu and
people in England were So wcrse I'd 4 wsr
with us.
An address was presented to Mr.. Nor
roe by the Municipality Of Norfolk, and an
answer returned.
London papers BY the augustus, we're
oniy 20 the 18TH Of Nov. Reports respect
ing the blocking decree are favorable.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-28

Commodore Ban on.-A Court-M Martial as
been summoned by the Secretary Of the
Navy, for the trial of Commodore Barron.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-28

NJ T1''rs from the Revenge, arrived at
" -tnnat.r uu .ue 9Th and The 'czandria
T,. cr lljs, lily Lad Ga'cd, tAat the French En-
pc.or had too our Miuilor in his Treler,s,
thu, he lncn, conliJer any nation As am ere
nv iu which 3 it.a Muner was permitted
ID rtlIue
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-28

A gentleman from Caudaloupe, mention,
flat q report w2s current. that the Brittle 10 ]
rrtormineI ta cynlder. af-er the lst Of Def
Tie Gard KY Martinique, GaudsiouPe ana Cu.
~, il A7te Of blockadc-Such report
1y1s received here A few days ince from Lon
ion - and lucl 4 mcaflre isto be aPPrehcnded
II \ general blockade fhould not take place.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-29

80
git wonid be proper .os s Glaao juror 3 5Io
bc cxsminsd 6 g iSSss ~ loundsa
90 Ehe evidence elsss,SD ofs = Sfasu jafy'
because the 8 onsoss sworn ~ Dsiot
thsm are orly Oafss cuE s. to iwflas z
witness nov calssd upo cao say psi eeT
the grand jury, cvsc ss'cc may bs gssenby
any grand jnryn'en g 81 ne cons,ssea.
cy or Inconsistency q me witness. AZ an
individual lscannot gay Dat i aPpro' " o.
the origlanl noiiSy 9! 'ne 's#' wn'cn pic-
seribed 10 The oasil or grand Jnr ymsn. z
|. clause ct secrecy bul when the srgisls
lusc OF my rountry have changed the Law,
and struck oni q the oath what relatss g
secrecy, j. proves g me that The legislature
thinks differently.
!, Mr. Hay This circumstance has weight.
,hought We could not come 10 this qyss.
ton 70 day, but isinyolves ths most scfi.
gu. conssqu snces. The grand jutyman,is
called ,oesiablish some chsoee between the
abatement ct gen. Wilkinson before lhs
grand jury, and his statement made known
10 ,he court. The court ought TO hesitate
befcscshey aGmit sush testimony. have
,brsntold that the reason which induced the
Legislature TO make the alteration in the
ossh Of grand iurymen was this: AHpss.
srn,aenss were 70 be made on the know
ledg- az fruo oig their own body Tor on o.
.her legal esidence) and as their oath re-.
CURED .ha. they should keep st-reey, il
was often impossible for the attorneys who
prosecuted for thccommcnwcalst, 70 pro.
sccu.t with effect, as they could not know
the names Of the witnesses, and 10 remove
this obstacleto pxb!ic justice, the clause
Of secrecy was struck out. If The opinion
cf The court be not dccisivelv made up,
should wish TO have an opportunity of re.
fleeing on the subject, AMI skewing tia.
this evidence ought 20, to BE- admitted.
mr.. WickAam observed that the leg;sla
tore had no doubt we'll weighed the policy
of tie clause requiring secrecy and had
determined against IL; that there was no
reason Why they could and should no, ad.
here 10 this legislasive alteration !; aud that
as 10 witness. any thing he had said, add
where, might be given in evidence agains.
him. to shew his inconsistency.
4 Mr.. Martin. A grand iurymsn can like
any other man, prove facts known 10 him
self, independently Of what the Witnesses
proved before the grand jury.
Mr.. Han said that MI. Martin did no,
uadrrslao d him. and explained further ,ha,
aIr. Henoing had Informed him that the
legislature we're induced TO make the alter
alton ID the oath, for the reasons already
stated.
Mr.. Martin observed that the only rea.
500 that justified the grand iury's oath Of
secrscr, was 10 prevent offenders sgains,
the laws from ge.,isg Information Of in.
cairies made against them and escaping
Tha. this held no longer after the grand in.
~, b,,; heeo fl;.rharoed-fhat wh;lA IN.
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RON t6S K CT llolsD Elyssl IS & I s.
i RIA
IS COL NEI. Al RIJR q,
TRIAL.

hgorsos roa loMxi-ENEssT
CossaoDoKE SHAW

t..f-
2-s. SSossao DOES oli DIV. - 49,
MI ts1cs''s'a Is cA Wllss q >s'ss's'''Ss
shaw introduces \. IS $500 &C Nc
so = Hal
Letter ss's &:
borne, shoTn q general.
Commodore S6as fss0''Ss 49, = - { 80
she original 81
Nir, E>'e6'sss0a. < On WIN i'is sss ~ u
state its contents
Commodore Saaw. S,oves''oS a'a:ao' &
sent his servant 70 me with Az - sis~'ls =
dinner tst eu g: seS ia'e 81
Iciblic business was uhaols ~ 49,.
him that day ssas saw isls.l On : =
day, when nc took 2 lester from l4s =
aaoTedatto ws' :
Jackson 70 himself, and has cee lsto"' z s;O
the otfce ny some sno,ay
letter cave governor : Nm;
SION q sehelsi ;,.s
.s ,s'ss rl;y's New rlsans ii State of
ssssss.s' = r'''S-. 49, IN
49, Ss;sy yust;ee when wa: this n. Some
x,,,s' - neceuabber3 Chief Justice. Lid re-
no ,,l convey any information Of troops ap-.
Z rroachinr Ncw.Csleans A. Yes Every
aay IN December ard J.. nsaaFy ruaorS scra
arriving Of the movement Of troops on CIR s !.
w. frontiers; and my impression was, thai
every thing should be done for the safety q
tse city; and that II genera Wliklhsoi nas :
not taken the measures that nc csfi' he sWeeii
have deserved cs Isaie.
Mr.. rzsnae tlooSlhg ~ ,'.s 49, 5 l's'
nand1 Do you lse0sasSs 1919
son - 80
M s,,s s. = IL, n,,tss
,sestions from the letter C,aist yusiee You
,s,,,st. not. sir. take TIC letter ia your hand,
and propose questions from ii. Itis really Of
no consequence whether the letter was read
or net. No doubtthe Substance OF It has been.
stated.
Mr.. free. Have 90 right 70 read o.
) yer the letter, aad afserwards,o inserrr gate
she witness as 10 iss sabssaaees Il Is ny
object. confess, 20 draw ous the snbsianes
Of the original sester-
Mfr WJckbam. In that letter were there
not strong suspicious expressed sgains' &c
neral Wilkinson "A There were. Mr..
Wickhan. I shor!d suppose then, that
general Wilkinson Esight have easily |adg-
ed from that circumstance, Of the corset
ness Of the rumcrs which were circulated
ebous colonel burv.
Mr. 1kcRae. State. SIR, what you knsw
of these sransaesiocs The alarm a ~.
I Orleans Ia December and January was.ve-
~ considerable. We rid not kno" whsn
the enemy WOULD advance upon ~ ! as'e
wss 40 apprehension OF an atsacS oy &c q,
snd was then authorized 20 purchase =
large ship 70 be stationed q, the sa''ac.
The gua boats which had been ordered 70
enter lase Poscsarsa;n, wers commando
& 20 take d'ffsfent position oome sinr ai'
ter. there wasa report, that tess usdef
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Witnesses on beadJf Of shs aceusea

Littlefon ~. 7azevusA was called 10 BE-
sworn on the part ST fhe secuSed.
wish. before an. swarn.9 that the point
would be deserniaed BY tbs 8 our, whether
as : grand juror, Ian Sound 10 give CYL
dencc of shas passed il tie grand jary !.
room. donot wish si1a. The camnunily
or the grand Jury should lose AIRY right
they may have, by any srqlssceoce Of
nine, # By law, as.grsad jury man 90 CD.
MOTTO be called upon 10 stare what happen.
ed before tho grand jury. subrni. my-
self 10 the cour., and viii ses acco.diog g
iis j judgment.
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Mr.. Burr. Can SD state The qnestioss
you put IS g IN. I2fzkiss0a in she grand ju.
~ and his answers!
Mr.. TazwrA I, would be perfectly
impossible 10 state them all, from the Ieng h
Of time he was under examination; bus
have nose Of ,hs1facss stated BY him from
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Thursday Hay -2e.

Same judges present 40 yesterday:
The proceedings of yesterday were read.
The grand jury appeared ia court, and
their names being called over, they were
adjourned till tomorrow ten O'Clock.
HIM Duane, esq. appeared as a witness
for the US. -
Luther Martin. esq. appeared as counsel
for Mr.. Burr. He enquired Of the court
whether he should quality?
Chief justice. Ii is the usual form; but il
is not absolutely material. Il may be dis.
Pensed with.
.04r. Martin. did suppose SO, and as
I am unwilling 70 take up the time Of the
COURT.
The court then proceeded to the censi.
aeration of the point made yesterday, re-.
iative To Dubas' affidavit. a desultory con-
versation eusued between the counsel and
Ashe bar, on the proceedings before the SD.
pseme Court Of the United States and
on > case quoted from Washingson's Be.
ports.
M. lUsftin observed thar ia fact this
point had not been made before the SD.
Pssms Court is Washingson.
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