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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-11-06
AT late hour Ian night, the following fac
came IN our knoxyfedrp

AT late hour lat niSnt, the IoitoVing f2ct
came to our knowledge
The new spanifh Min;aer, Don onis, has
not been received by cur government. He
has, however, been treated with the utmoa
attention by the prehdent of the United States,
who ailured him that it gave him infinite
pain not 10 ba able TO receive him as minifler,
which could not Re done while Spain remain
ed in its preient unfeuled tf,,e aud afured
him at the fame time, that no Miniaer from
King Jofeph could be received.
The Spanifh frigafe Calls for Cad,x on SUN
day, bnt Don Onis intends 10 remain in this
couRtry-M 4. Csz 25i5 "a.
Americans ! paufc and reflect
What concluion are we to draw
from the above ccpdnet of our gov
ernmert ! Is this not a convincing
proofthat Ma ooleon directs our affairs
initcad of Ma lion ? Yes, Ameri
cans ! the hand of the ufurper is
heavy unon the American cabinet,
aud uniet5 yoa open yoar eyes to
the danger which awaits you, the
time is nor far diitanr when, in con-
formity with the precedent now ef-
tablifhcd, any other power may re-
j G miniiter from our government
| for the fame reafon that our govern
rncnt now rejc6is Spanih miniller,
Ito wit the Rrepeh have invaded
Spain, band of heroes rofc in de-
fence Of their religion and laws |;
and for the Gmple reafon that they
have not as yet been able to vanquifh
the invading foe "a minifter, ma
tive Of The invaded country, is rejec-
ted, and that 100, by government
tha. files itfelf free and independant.
Had fuch been the condua of fome
other nations when our country was
invaded by Britiih force, (confider-
ing too that this country at that time
was a Britifh colony, what would
have Been the feelings of the Ameri-
can people, ftruggling as they were
for their rights ? Take thefe cir
cumfances to mind, and fee whether
you have not degenerated from that
purity which was once your boait.
And what is the realon which
our government anigns for not re-
csiying the Spanilh miniiler ? Mr..
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-11-06
V1ty->ssS
FOR THE GAZETTE.

1t is with heartfelt fa,isfatfion, ths, con-
6der the lsu1able attempt, in which socie-
ty, recently iafliia,ed in this town, is euga.
ged, to fpread among the dell;sutc, the all I'M
porIant sword Of GOD
When any one, who regards the eternal in
tereit Of his fellow men, re1ets. Oh the depo-
rable ignorance Of thcfe who have not the
benefii offeading II, ard of The uihappy nate
Of icme, who are forbidden tie ufr Of it in
their own language how nfufs it delish, his
heart, 10 hear Of the aeps taken, =, the presen,
day,to dilfule the knowledge Of Il
la the review of report rasde 10 the ad-
mirabe aud magnificent BRls Ssfify in Lssfss.
Whole views are as extenGve 4, the world, it is
faid that Ia tl.c fou,hern provinces Of Ire
Iani, the want of Bibles is particularly felt
not above thid part of the pro,eaan, fami.
lies there, poilefs BbIes--asd among the ~.
pits, who are far more numerous, a Biblr il
probably not to be found in more thaa one
out Of FIVE. hundred families"
N1s. Kieslng, refpeeablc merchant in
Y, hds WIittSh 10 tiidt ouSictv 4ni-
Icws; When am privileged to give away
" a Bible. or Teliament, father aud mother,
[" fon aud daughter, are running after me,
"thankirg me hundred X a thoufanh times,
"prcsiing my hand and my coat, fhedding
@sears OF joy. and loud'y erclaimirg, My Csd
h5if you may tie Lo,d JsIin 6's1 you, in time
A. oy5f 10 all ,f,,s;fy"
B'sded he God this country is not in 70
unhappy fi'uaiion bur, the writer of this
has rcalon to believe, from the Information he
has received, that many families, NOT far Syf.
issf are denitutc of this invaluable Tresfure.
Hc thersfore incercly hopes, there is net a
man or woman, who p1eiles property of more
value than fifty dollars, that would he unwil.
ling to fpare 'ss TO aili.t the Society frif nien-
toned, in their benevolent undertaking To
shofe who flr'ould be reluctant Gf any there
fhoud be) he asks their attention 10 the fol-
lowing letter from clergyman ia North
Waes, taxen from the above Review.
There are" fays he none Of our poor
people wiling TO live and die, wi'hou, con
trhn:ing their vii:e4 towards forwarding 10
glorious dsGsn Thsir ze.' and sagsrnef,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-11-06

His Excellcncy Governor Smith, with
the advice of Council, has appointed
Thursday the Esd day of November
next TO be observed as day of Public
Thanksgiving and Praise throughout
the State Of New Hampshire.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-11-06

A Mr.. Hugw, in a fouihern pa
per, ajver,iies large uaa of land
foi fae. We l,oud abvifc adven.
turcrs to 81 cautious how they par
eh4fe, as, from the name Of the pro-
prieter. we think there is proba,
biiity Of their being 5o,ei.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-11-06

Tn. proprietor OF The Crsy-ftreer
theatre, Dublin, appears refoIved m 4
no br,th r of the fosk and bu,kia
III all Js@td.y Ia a.a in taas cisy.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-11-06
Coni.',,.l'nlti3ss.
Ebs apoliisog. No. X.


p1' fesh ~ fs.s. Rad, f,eis
vi k@a6i.g ~ttst t-ei, ,slss, tis BIZ,
.feitaf be- f,ss, ~ z.I7ss
f" 8tbs rbS n l. fsame a. y,,in,.e.
R'l, ne # nsi 4etj D ssussf erisb., bin,
-d.f@'t-' sesor iaJtss"
TIVE wordi. filed vii, vsriou. eharatfers.
TIE good and the wonl l.iels alternately at.i.
tate The hufy fcene, and furniil US wirh fpe.
eimens az every virtue which ennohles. and
with every vice which degrafes hu-,an n
,ure. The hearts of the children of men. ,f
arietIy fcrutinised, will be found to contain
the feeds of all wickednef-; and de.raa;on Is
one 'hoot from that bitter roos." The hiph.
way robbei Is NOT a greater nufsnce to focie.
~, than the malicious backbiter AMI 1ander
or. That, is fa,isfei with your purfe; but
'As' while his hand may perhaps be extended
with fair chew of frisndnip, Habs at your
character, and lays your reputation level to
the duff Is mans property in danger by
'oiles, or any misfortune; or is his crcdi, any
way impaired ! the ta;lsr Immediately b'szes
it 20 the world, and by grosndlefs infinua,ions
and u natursd fugeeaions, do all in their pow
er to ruin him. Docs perfon ftcp aide from
itriet propriety of conduct thcfe wre,ches
ceaie not to pubiifh and aggravate fuch er.
rors, and thus feem to fat,en on the filth of
fcandal. In mixed companies, character, Of
the above defcription may eaGly be known.
While the ereellcncy of wifdop, the beauty
Of virtue, or the peculiar merit of Others. are
the fuhjeas Of difcourfs, they ct fiupidly e.
lent. Wiidom reproaohes their ignorance,
virtue lafAes their foIiy, aud the merit of 9TH
ers cats luifre. which Only feems 70 f,ew
the bIacknefs Of their own hearts. Bur lei,
the converfation turn on the faiings of OH
ers, and they will burn forth in torrent of
the gronea caIumnies, aud the ihrugs, mods,
and winks, which efcapc them, on the mere
mention of fallen character, plainly cvince
their love of detraaion.
Evils are of luxurious growth. They
fpring up in profufe abundance around US, &
need the mon watchful eye, to prevent their
choking the growth of every better plant
And is De,racfion an evil Then let each
one, having reformed himfelf, fhun the foci.
ely of the Aanderer, Whole lips droppeth ven.
ON, and under whole tongue is the potion Of
alps.
-.sssst ssa1 @~-
FOR THE GAZETTE.
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COMMERCIALLY IMPORTANT.

Extract Of letter from Liverpool, Oct. 4.
6 We have already written you by this
conveyance bat we use the few minutes
allowed US before the Ceres sails, to give
you the contents Of a letter just received
from our agent in London.
He says : | am sorry to have to acquaiDt
YOU that the lords of the council have re-
iected the petition for a license TO protect a
cargo in an American ship from Amelia
Island, and in such terms as to discourage
all expectation that renewed petltionWould
be attended with better success"
Looking TO the possibility OF the CONT
nuance of your non, intercourse law, we
have stated a case, experimensally only, for
the government of ourselves and friends,
and we hasten to give you the information.
/" Vessels to import from Amelia Island
must be either under the British or Spanish
GaS."'
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-11-15
IN COMMON COUNCIL,
NOVEMBER II, 1909.

ORDERED,
THAT the street commissioner cause a
we'll and pump tobe sunk at the intersee-
ton of Gibbon and Watersheds.
The following order was moved and Sc
conded, to wit:
ORDERED, That committee be appoint
ed to superin,end the tobacco inspection for
the ensuing year, and that they be author.
ised to contract with the Inspector for his
services for one year, and guarantee to him
or behalf of the Common Council, the pay
ment Of his salary or any part thereof which
the receipts of the warehouse may leave de-
fcient.
And on the question shalt pass? The
yeas and nays were as follow
YEAS-John Cohagan, Edmund !. Lee,
Aaron Hewes, Alexander M'Kenzie, Ro-
bert Anderson, Jonathan Butcher, Tho
mas Shreeve, Joseph Dean, and Charles
Midnight.
NAr-JOHN SUTTON.
So it was carried in the affirmative, and
Joseph Dean, Thomas shreeve, and iona
than Butcher appointed committee.
ORDERED, That the large engine house
to the south side of the council chamber be
removed to the south side of the small en-.
CINE house, and the pavement be continued
to Fairfax street and also the space to the
west Of the council chamber stairs be clos
ed up.
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BosToN, Movem6er 9.

BOSTON, November y.
Latest from Holland.-- Yesterday arrived
here, the ship Governor Strong, capt. Lord
80 days from Rotterdam. Captain L. left
there 7sh October, but brought no papers.
The verbal intelligence communicated by
capt. Lord, and which is corroborated by
the letter of which he is the bearer, state,
that Bonaparte still remained at Vienna
that the armistice had been prolonged to
the fifteenth of November that Russia
Was at a stand, apparently undetermined
what course to pursue, and that no prospect
of a peace was entertained. That the Anne
rican shipping had sailed from the ports
of Rotterdam and Amsterdam, principal
ly for Russia tina. there had been no recent
change in the maritime regulations OF the
Durch government, nor any relaxation ofBo-
napar1e's commercial decree. Captain L.
AIDES, that he did not hear of Bonaparte's
being insane, or indisposed.
C@p,air L. in his passage thro' the British
Channel did not meet with single British
crl;zer. The U, S. schooner Experiment
was TO have sailed from the Texel on the
III, ,,f October.
Walcnrren remained in possession of the
English, when captain L. left Rotterdam.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-11-15
,sudD Mis- 5or SAFE,
PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY.
To be sold to the highest Gidder, ON the 18Th d
November nert,
A mott complete and elegant
MERCHANT Mill.

MERCHANT MILL,
With a Miller's House, two-story DWELL
ing House, commodious Stone Store House,
Blacksmiths' Shop, Stable, sc. and sixty a.
cres of Lsnd, admirably adapted to timothy.
great part Of which is highly improved
me- dow.
The Mill House is 4s by Sc feet with ?
pair OF Burr Stones, by 8, and a pair Of couni
try stones.
With respect to situation and other advan-
tages there is none in Virginia more propi-
tious, being on a never failing stream formed
by confux Of the Bull Run and Catbarpin
about four miles from the Little River Turn
pike Road, and one mile from the Contem-
plated road from Fauquicr court house to
Centreville, and directly in the route from an
extensive contiguous settlement Of produc-
tive farms.
The terms Of sale will be one third of the
purchase money in hand, and the balance In
one, two and three years, secured by bond
with approved security.
Any person inclined TO purchase may have
an opportunity of treating for this property.
in the mean time with
Landon Carter.
Spet 50. co
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WEST-INDIA TRADE.

Letters from St. Bats. by the Minerva
Of the 14th alt. mention that they have re-
ceived a British proclamation, opening the
ports of the British islands to neutrals, and
encouraging the importation, through neu-
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SHIP

ARRIVED,
Ship Pocahontas, Atwell, Charleston-
SalI-to order.
Schr, Precella, Haues, Boston, via Nor
folk, Sall-Iohn G.. Ladd.
Harriott, Russell, Baltimore Fall Goods
different merchants.
Polly & Sally, Sicily, do. do. do.
Rhoda, Thomas, do.--Sugar--she mas
ter.
CLEARED,
Schr. William, Fletcher, Vienna--by the
master.
Schooner Citizen, Bamford, Portland
Jenny and ODER.
Sloop Unity, Hand, Philadelphia-the
master.
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Mrs. WALKER,
HAS JUST cEIvEp HeR
FALL FASHIONS

A general assortment ofgoods in the Mil
haery line, case of fashionable fine split
Straw Hats and Bonnets, and an assortment
ofvcry elegant Fancy Chairs and Settees, all
which Will disposed for reasonable tcrm,.
Ladies Dresses and Pelisses made up at
the shortest notice and in the newest fashion.
r. Three apprentices wanted--nonc
need apply who cannot come well recon-
mended
Nov 8. ct
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trails, of provisions, &c. in consequence Of
which, -four and other articles are rising at
St. Bart. where's number Of British vessels
had arrived.
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Spet. so.
Some Valuable Slaves,

Belonging to the estate of Edwar a Carter
deceased, will be offered at Public Auction'
on WEDNESDAY, the 10th day Of January
next at Hay. Market, in the county OF Prince
William. They will be sold In families ana
~ 'A' E. Brooke,
Administrator W the will annexed,
of Edward Carter.
November LII.
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r. GRAY,

K. GRAY,
Has Just received direct from the paper mill,
"A reams Super Royal,
"a do Royal, and
IL do. Medium printing PAPER, which
he offers for sale by the quantity at small
advance for cash.
ALSO,
A large stock of writing and letter Pa
PER.
LATELY RECEIVED,
An assortment OF Playing Cards & States,
English and German Allaanacs, for the year
1910, and general assortment of School
Books and Stationary.
November a..
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flames II. Hooe,
Daniel Mclean,
S 1Tfohn Roberts, ~.
flames Patten,
Joseph Riddle,
Charles Bennett.
And at meeting of the Directors held
Yesterday, Thomas Vowel was re-chossn
President, and George Taylor Director to
fill the vacancy.
Communicated for tie New-7ork Mercantile
Adveftisef.
INTERESTING TO MERCHANTS.
No tobacco, pitch, tar, tuvpe mime, hemp,
Rag-masts, yards, bowspiiss, slaves, head
ing, boards, tinoer, shingles, or lumber
of any sort, bread, Elsc,lit, -four, peas,
beans, potatoes, rice, oats, barley, OF grain
Of any sort, shall be imported into any
island in the West-Ind,-s, under tie do.
minion of any foreign European sovereign
or state, or from any colony or plantat on
on the continent of South America, under
the dominion ofanv foreign European sove-
reign or stats !; under forfeiture of ths ship,
In case Of pubic emergency, or distress,
the governors, lieutenant governors, or the
commander in chief of the SAID islands, un-
der toe dominica of the king of Great. Br,.
tain, with the advice and consent of their
councils, may authorize the importation of
tobacco, pitch, tar, ,urpen,ine, hemp, fax,
masss, yards, bows pri,s, slaves, heading,
boards, timber, shingles or lumber of any
sort, bread, biscuits, -four, peas, potatoes,
wheat, rice, oats, barley, or grain of any
sort; for limited time. FROM the cont
nent OF South America; orirom any island
in the West-Endies, under the dominion of
any foreign European sovereign or STATE,
for the supply of the inhabitants of the said
island, provided that such goods be i'm.
ported by British subjects and in British
built ships, owned by his majesty's subjects,
and navigated according to,law
tfany of the goods imported by virtue
%, 6. Sd. chap. 6. sec. II, have been i'm.
ported from any colony or the contineot of
South America, oranv island in ,ns West
Indies, under the dominion of any IN
European sovereign or stats, into anv Of
the islands in the West ladies, under the
dominion Of his majesty, shalt, after such
importation be exported or shipped or b-o'l.
to any quay or other place. wi.b intention
OF beng shipped for importation, and the
SAID articles or vessels, or boat shall be for
feited, Eeiore any article which may be le-
gally imported from the islands in the West
Indies, under she dominion of his Msi%s-
ty, and which are of the description before
enumerated ; shall be shippea for exporsa-
ton from any OF the said islands, the expor-
ter shall make oath before the collector of
the customs, that they have not been i'm
ported from any colony OF the continent of
South America, or any foreign island in
the West-Indies.
In some Of The islands, they command
that his majesty order in council of The
11th April, {, 4S, sec. 8, is s1lil in force
but it has peen rsndered nall and void, by
the subsequent ordsr OF the 18th April,
1909.
COMMERCIALLY IMPORTANT.
Extract Of a letter from Livefpook, Oct. 4.
We have already written you by this
conveyance; but we use the few minutes
~ ~nsls
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At an election held on Monday lasts fol
Directors of the Bank Of Potomac, the fol-
lowing gentlemen were chosen.
Gutbbert PouUeN,
James Keith, Jun.
yac06 Hoffman,
IVialiom Hartshorne,
Thomas Vo7ueA,
John G. Ladd,
flames II. Hooe,
Daniel Mclean,
Toha Roberts, @
James Paften,
J0seph Riddle,
Charles Bennett.
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N O T c. F.

THE Stockholders in the Great Hunting
Greek Bridge Company, are hereby notified,
that the 5th and last instal!ment of Fifteen
Dollars on each share OF stock in said COM
pany, is called tor and required to be paid to
the subscriber, on or before the 9Th instant,
Move mber
BY order Of the President ard Directors,
JOHN hOOFF, Treasurer.
November 7-S.
Wanted to Hire, or Purchase,
A BOY, Or GIRL, WHO has been used to
wait on small family.
Inquire ofMe Printer.
November &
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O. Board Of Health.

The, BOARD OF HEALTH will meet on
Thursday EUe'unS next, al the Council Cham
Der, at four O'Clock, Tor the purpose OF clos
ing their business for this year--all persons
having any accounts against the Board will
present them for pay ment.
G.. Deneale, President.
November a.. st
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a. The subscriber intends
leaving this place for Saint Bar
tholomews, on or about the
18th instant.
JOHN GRID.
November IS.
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And at a meeting of the Directors held
Yesterday, Thomas Vowel was re-chossn
President, and George Taylor a Director to
fill the vacancy.
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NOTICE.

The subscriber informs the public, that he
manufactures and has for sale, at hts manu-
factory corner Of Prince and Fairfax streets,
STILLS Of all sizes, commonly used Tor
distilling grain or fruit
A general assortment of TIN WARE.
SHEETIRON STOVES and STOVE
PIPES made at the shortest notice.
Every kind of PLUMBING WORK eli.
thcr for SAlas or Buildings, done in the best
manner.
The BRASS FOUNDRY BUSINESS
in all its branches is carried on under the di-
.rection Of MI. HILLIA44 FLEIcHEP,
who has had many years experience, and as a
workman is exceeded by few.-As the Brass
founder business is a partnership, application
must be made to William Fletcher, who will
undertake to make CRATES handsomely
ornamented with Brass, agreeable to any pat
tern or price, and will execute the work IN the
very best and neatest manner and:on the most
reasonable terms.
The highest price given for Old coizler,
Brass, Peqyter, Leed and iron.
George M.Munn.
October s.
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David Stuart.
Notice ishereby given.
Fairfax County, Va.
9Th Jan. IN

! Hal the Directors of the Lille Ri1er
g lh,nfike Rad COMPANY, will meet at
Fairfax Court House, ON the third Monday
IN the present month, to receive proposals
Tor forming and paving the road, from the end
OF the twenty miles already paved to theC ,um
oprlng Road, distance of about six niles.
the road to be made in convex form, fif,v civ
feet wide, no part of the road to be more trts..~
live degrees elevation, with sufficient ditches,
and tunnels made OF stone in all parts of the
road where necessary, speedily to carry OF
the water. Twenty feet in width of the road,
to be pared with stone nine inches in depth,
ON such parts of the road as pass over firm So
Id ground, and not less than twelve inches in
depth III such parts as pass over moist or
made ground, the stone 10 be broken SO small
as to PASS througha ring of not nore than
three inches dameter and covered with gra-
vel, sand or clay; the road to be completed in
the course OF the present year, the undertake
erto be paid for each quarter Of a nile when
that distance shall be completed and received
by the Directors.
The Directors will at the same cd
PlSes yeh ifae IN repair for twelve months.
The proposals to be made in writing speci-
flying the distance and part Of the road, pro-
posed to be made or kept in repair, and the
sum per mile fer which it will be undertaken.
Bond and security will be required Of the
undertakers for the performance of their con-
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FOR SALE,

4 Tract Of LAND, containing 272 acres
situate inthe county of Lancaster, sVirginla)
On the main road leading from Richmond to
7 ancaster court house. five miles from the
Later ard four miles from Deep Creek, on the
Rannabannock. The improvements are.
GOOD dwelling house, kitchen, smoke house,
Corn corn house, large barn and store house, all
new. and handsome apple orchard OF about
300 trees. Upwards of 200 acres OF the
80 lond &c well timbered with oak, chesnut
and hickory. The terms VIII DC i ls 49,.
by applying to Mr. r. l,atlet' s; ., a this
andria, or to the subscriber adjoining 'D"'
place. Dennev.
Centreyille, Oct. l4-lH)
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FOR SALE.
" City Tavern and Hotel,
Ill EX.dNDRIa:
AT THE SIGN OF THE GRAPES.
WILLIAM CATION,

HaN. II f
Il. from on ne CIV e .damaaotis, Maryland
liz loff1 FULLY informs his FRIENDS
: eA4 Ee public in general, that he has
. Saas ss;ty celebrated I'M, in this city,
/ ,als+ iAACIrY TAVERN and HOTEL,
~ NJ 10 tnF possession of Mr.. John Gad86y.
N. hopes by assidaity aud attention, to give
Greatest satisfaction to every person, as
sAyraons on his part shall be wanted to
- up the high character which this Ia
II : aas' as being one of the best in the Uni
f.. and assures them that he viii always
|poo ~ sl' assortment of the best liquors and
|acc msseiiers and others will meet with good
|.Oo sS1'"aOda'lons at the above house, On rea-
ns gs'asrs are taken BY the day, weeS,
the ~. ne papers from all the sea-ports on
the Ca arllens are Regularly taken and filed al
are fav 4.sse-iouse, adjoining the tavern, and
-. 's' sne use of strangers.
sse,t '.appers can be had from six 10 twelve
iioa NM = the eyeaing, at short notice,
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