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In Cosrcii, Narcl ESD. 1910
ri OTlCE-Proposais viii be received, Inv The
4 Executive. for laying floor in the fubiic
Tobacco Warehouse, for the purpose of sto. ing
h1ur' pursuant to an act Of the General Asser,
BY, passed at the last session, until EIondN ,,,e
81 Of April peAt
:. SAMuEA COLEMAN, A. c. C.
rS~Sh II ct
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See his post ercellcnt essay on tie Con
duct ofthe Understanding.
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FOR SALE-5i7 acres of LIND, in me
county of gimherst, on the head waters cf
Eye River, FIST rate tobacco lard AS t, it's ST.
tuation, enquire Of Col Joseph Shelton, of Nell
son county, who has > power to dispose of the
same or TO r. IT. PbOSSER
~ March %. ep4yy
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IL CowqcH, March 10. 1910.
nj OTICE-That the Executive will receive
IN proposals mill the 1871 OF April next, for
furnishing the Prisoners in the eenltentarv with
ration; tor one year, commencing the 10th of the
"a d month Of April next
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williamsburg, i9tl Ma,eh, 1919.
ME ANNUAL. MEETING of the ltct /,
etors OF the l.. small Swamp Company, WI
DE hci! at Suffolk, ON the 5ih day of Ma neat,
se'iig the second Tuesday. And it is earnestly
requested l'at the meHibers vii! be pupc,uai in
tnei. attendance. eiiiier personally by tieir at
W1LLKAM NELSON, !
.SCHN BRAEKEN,
EORSXN SRIFFIN, S11anGSers.
JAMES HENDERSON,
March 81. Nv
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NJ OTlCE-The Subscriber having purchas-
i ' ed the entire Stocks OF Mr. Alexander de
Plajaville, begs leave to offer 10 tile public gene
raj assortment OF Grocery, Confectionery, Cake,
&c.-Which Will be disposed of to a moderate
price.
March %. a.
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5AI1uEL coLEMAN, 400.
March %. lisa
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WdSHXNG TON WATTS.
Manchestef, March 3d. 3w
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experiment.
Had the Kings of Great Britain, the two
last Georges, been virtuous and enlightened,
their measures judicious, and supported by
pure and unSought majority in Parlia-
ment, Chatham, with all his powers, would
never have assailed them. If his patriotism
had been asleep, his good sense would have
told him, that such an assault could end on
ny IN his own ruin for he we'll knew, that
no talents which the Almighty has ever
bestowed on man, can enable him to alter
the essential nature Of things. or resist, for
any length OF time, the omnipotence of truth,
Yet such,it seems to me, is the enterprise
IN which Mr. Randolph is embarked.
The eo9uence of Lord Chatham had been
exerted in the opposition. A man, the :efore,
who haf! formed himself upon his model,
bad laboured to seize his spirit, to catch the
inspirations of his peculiar genius, and who
depended more upon this Fictitious, than any
original character, would find it necessary
to enlist in similar kind Of warfare, that
IS to say, in the ranks of opposition, or to
give up toe hope Of shining with pre- emf
hence. And, there fore, in the SuGhort of
an American administration, even although,
of concurrent sentiments, Mr.. RandolDh
soon found himself entirely out Of his eis-
ment; the business vas tame, and dull aud
insipid Il gave no range for the boldness OF
Chataams's invectiVe, no topic for an appeal
TO shake the nation, no argument or scope
for talents trained only to opposition. be-
sids9, Losd Chatham was always at .ha head
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A VALUABLE
TRACT of LAND for SALE.
inFrederick county, Virginia.

The subscriber offers for Sale that
valuable tract of Land Wiercon he low re.
sides, known by the naneof the .lthite Oak
Bottom. This land is surpassed by none for
fertility of soil in the county Of Frederick It
contains sever. hundred and thirty acres, up,
wards of one third in valuable timber; the
cleared land under good enclosures I here
are ON the land handsome Brick Dwelling
House, good dec House, and eveI,. ether
out house necessary for family. Forty or
fly acres ofthis LAND is handsomely situ5ted,
ana could be convertedinto excellent.meadow.
Also, large orchard ofyalueble Apples with
other fruit. This land lies within two niles
of Battle Town. in said county.
The subscriber will also Sell; walu-
able two story HOUSE, andLOI' contalDing
tour acres Of ground, with every necessary
out house on saidlot, in the aforementioned
town.
1t is needless TO say 'nao@e, as no doubt
those who wish to purchase will FIRST viewthe
property.
Whiting Washington.
July ". eo
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CONSULAR OFFICE OF SPAIN,
dlfxandr1a, 1871 Tuly, II

alexandra, 1872 Jaiy, 1910.
THE Undersigned gives information to
the merchants OF his district, that the 60
vernment the Regency of Spain and the
Indies, has especially charged its consuls
residing within the United States, to en-
courage as far as may be in their power,
the expectation of Indian Corn and Flour,
to the ports of Galicia and to that Of Cadiz,
with an assurance, tina: at present, all such
speculations promise considerable advan-
tage, and particularly in the ports Of Cali
cha, where great scarcity of,Provision pre-
walls at this moment
The proceeds of all such cargoes may be
exported in specie, at the option of the con-
cetned
(signed) p. cHAcoN.
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PUBLIC SALE.

PURSUANT to. a Decree Of the Wors,
shipful Cours Of Fairfax county, in the
commonwealth of Virginia, fon the list day
of June last, will be exposed TO sale, FOR
ready money, at the house of Sanford Payne,
ION the premises, on the 2sth inst betwe en-
the hours of 4 and s o'clock, p. Nj. to raise
the sum Of two thousand dollars, with interest.
due FROM Richard Bland Lee to LudwcH Lee.
esquire, two hundred acres OF L A Nd, be
the same more orlesss; being all the land on
the North side of the Little River purnn;ke
Road, now in the occupation of Harrison
Fiezhugh, and being part of tract of one
Thousand acres mcrtgaged to secure the paw
ment ofthe said debt due tothe said Ludweu
Lee, esquire.
Rich. Coleman,
Thos. Blackburn, e0m's.
July II. 2wd
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Extract from an Orata0n delipeyedd at Nezv-
6urHport on tie 4th inst. by Mr.. KNAPP.
Speaking Of Spanish America, the ora
tor remarks :--
"The power of Bonaparte, which has
made Spain "the skin of an inundated VIC
tim" has unrivetted their chains. They
seized fortunate moment and declared
themselves independent. Ws'hai them as
a new born nation and offer our prayers
for their success. From justice and policy
our government ought to be- the first to ae-
knowledge their independence. We hope
they may experience the mild reign Of ma
tlonal liberty without passing through con-
fusion and anarchy and learn from tie fate
OF other nations not TO indulge i1 eccentric
experiments in forming government
This revolution will open an extensive
trade; and it rightly improved, repay US
is some measure what we have lost in
Europe. Whatever path our government
may pursue in this affair, or in any other;
in whatever hands your destinies may
DC placed, may We honestly avow our senu-
merNs, and fearlessly execute ourjast deter
limitations, to keep close TO those politics,
which have been adopted by the wise and
good, and eonsecrated by the immortal
Washington. Polticks which are comblna-
observation-disclosures, social affection and rell-
gious belief, love Of government founded
on efficient principles and administered with
frmness and impartialiy,; asacred regard to
equal rights, and a just hatred of oppres.
sion from the man, or the t W; union Of
ability and virtue, against loose principles
and violent passions. This is federalism
and its professors have magnaniln@usly
strove against The torren;.& main ned dig
nifty and influence uhenthe power had pass.
ed from their hands"
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SHIP
Port of ALexandr;a.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
Brig Sally Eliza, Capt. Bell, from Anti
qua, Is days--Rum--Joseph Riddle.
2 Left at St. Johns. July I, brig Pausha,
QuarIes, of and for Norfolk, to sail in FIVE
DAYS; schooner Olive Branch, blunt, of
portsmouth, N. H. to sail for Turks Island
in days; schr. Dolphin, Tieklam, of New
po,,, r. I. schooner Rising States, Wal
lace to sail in five days for Fredericks-
burg; schooner Delight, Phillips, from
Fredericksburg, arrived on the 29th June !;
brig Argonaut, Carmott, of Nixinton, N.
C.. sailed on The soth June tor Nlxnten /;
schooner Fair American, of Snow Hill,
sailed tor New-York 29th of June. Several
Other American vessels names not known. 3
Spoke, July AZ, off Cape Henry, sixty
miles distant. schooner Delight, from Nor
folk for Madeira.
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BY The LAST MAIL.
PHILADELPHIA, .gulH II.

PHILADELPHIA, July II.
Yesterday arrived the brig superior, capt!
Holt, from Madeira via Santa Cruz and
Port Oratasa, Tererifr. Capt. II. sailed
from Orataya on the Cd June, and informs
'thata few days before, two Spanish shipsof
the line, under convoy Of British Sc
venty four, arrived at Santa Cruz from
Cadiz, and after landing 1000 F.-nch pri-
soners and a quantity Of specie, sailed for
Havana. SO exasperated arc the Spa
iniards at TeneriRe, owing to a prevailing
idea among the lower class that the island
will be overrun by the French, that they
commit all Frenrhmen to close con6ne.
meht.
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HUMOROUS DESCRIPTION
Ofthe present political situation of the stat
OF New Hampshire

/ Ofthe present political situation of the state
OF New Hampshire
From the Portsmouth AatelHgencer.
1t is remarked by old women, that after
a long duration of snow, wolves and toSss
commit signal depredations--that the IN
tenseness ofhunger and isngth of conhne.
ment. excite at the restoration Of liberty a
generalaow Of spirits, followed by antic ex-
hibitions of their courage and agiity--So
it was with the hungry political '7UofVes OF
New Hampshire. The snow being melted
bv the putrid heat of democracy, the wolves
which retired TO their dens, have issued
out in a throng; and proceeded TO the
Grend Den, TO the annoyance OF all well
drest passengers the ,sranddam has dis
trlbuted her eaaintybits amongst the most
courageous, Doraciious and untamea6le This
has caused tremendous hoSvhng among
the sxckHngs--the grand dam not having
mus enough for every 5razcling '7uoJ, or
not dispensed them equitably smong the
two score and one which comprise hennel,
has set them a barking, roaming and sqift7A'
ing through the state in every direction
Two were seen coming towards this town.
What commissions these intestine ebnlhtlons
may eventuase in, may be inferred by their
snarling, and their dismal and hideous PINK
aes. Whasa pity that Of two score and one
hungry wolves, only six are satiated that
the precious cram6s were seized by the
Greater wolves and that all the remon
strances Of the rand lesser wolves on
ly availed to substitute neglect! Bat the
chisf amusement of this zoolf froiic is to see
the cunning and arch smiles Of the satisfied
zvolves looking down with infinite eisdain
on their farmer company, and the malignant
| glancss, painting tongues, hall stopped
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5 -. 49, se-- +
to the tune Of the bayonet, Or be imbr;soa-
ed We are now no longer at a loss toknow
for what purpose the tyrant has erected
eight bastiles.
But with all N'A2ollyon's power, there
is one thing he cannot do. He cannot
make us alter Our 7errapin policy. He
can put coal of FIRE upon our back, and
tortureu US like wicked boys do the unfortu-.
nate animal we have just named, by this
fiery ordeal he can ascertain that we have
the powers Of loco.motion, that we can
both see and feel and be made TO crawl, but
can he force us TO resent the cruel injuries
we endure? A short time zvaN determine.--
Freeman's journal.
STERNE Owe do NOT remember his words,
and can copy only the sentiment some
where has aremark of this kind-that an
Englshman, when addressed in manner
that may be understood in double sense,
as implying a compliment or an insult IS at
a loss how to act : but that Frendlman,
under similar circumstances, readily swal.
lows the whole as compliment, without
seeming to notice the bitter drops Mingled
in the draught.
Time. will shew us whether the emperor
OF the French has done SO in respect TO the
paragraph in Armstrong; letter to Cadore.
The latter having pretended that the empe-
ror had seized the American vessels by the
rule Of retaliation for our non-i inter course
law Armstrong in answer proved in the
most clear ant. conclusive manner,that there
:, as nosruth in this pretence. And then
J.. concludes as follows IS The confidence
7 fee.' in the open and loyal policy OF his
altogether excludes the idea, that
,be rule was merely found for the occasion,
and made to justify seizures not otherwise
;usti6ah.s., Or, to put the same senti-
ments in diff rent lapguage-Had not a
better opinion of his majesty than to believe
him capable of cla,aking iniqaity with false.
hood. / should think that so far from max
;pr the seizures mrel aliation for our harm
less noa intercourse law, he artfully en-
ploysd that as paltry. pretext to cover his
own injustice. GoHrant.
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TO r ENT.

"A convenient STORE and D1VELLANG
on Fairfax-street, lately occupied by Haw.
kins and .alaen. Apply TO
Jacob Butts.
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We are informed that the sloop Of war
the. Hornet will sail from New York be-
tween the 23th and the last Of this month,
for France and England; 8. that her COM
mandrr willstake charge of mercantile and
other lerersfor iEurope.--Nat. Intel.
The Secretary sfMe Treasury left the
city yesterday.on visitto the state Of New
York.
The Secretary ejf Ipay also left this city
yesterday for the Northward,--lbid.
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breath and vengeance-gleaming eyes Of
those wolves whose pazus uere not long
enough, or whose luag.s were not SO sdriA.
MARKETS AT QUEBEC,
From Wednesday the aofhto Wednesday the
a7M IF June.
Beefper pound 60 o 71-2d
Mutton g
Veal Is u 1.2d
Pork per g 10
Flour per cwt. 4 o 10 1 S o
Hay'per 100 bundles 8 G OCs 10 o
Straw do 10 o.
Oats.per Minot. % 2 90 s 6
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VIM. HARPER, ,Ir.

VIVA. II AMI NJ ~ -L.
AP0THECAR7- AND DRUGGIST.
TIAsj jest rseeissd, end eSers 70, sas a.
III his wholesale and retail DTagg"'
Sore o" faiyax-:srses, 9pp'site, -; mr.; ;3 S,y:
an Hampson's ana ns*s d,sr 70 w. p0ya. .
a general assortment Of Mea'c'nss, Fa'en'
Nediciaes, Surgical hssrumenss,. Sc'amsng
Powdered jalap, Prepared Cslomel' Re-
fined G.. Lamphor, Spanish Flies, Aqu, FOR
lis. oil Of vi,rioi, Gum Opium, Colombo
Root, Ditto in Powder, Sugar OF Lead DIN
ma Leaves, Mamma Flake, Ditto In sorts sorts;
Rhubard Root, Ditto in Powder, C1rveo
Needles, Pulikins. Teeth fo1 n;l,a c,, u.
etsr. Elastic, Ditto Silver Windsor ,Sha-
Wing Soap. MIX, Rose Ditto, Pam Ditto ito
js.smine Ditto, Cosmetic Wash Balls &C.
&c. sc. ,-..
March 1. 49,. -.
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POBERT GRAY,

SooT SRLLER, KING STREE1'
Nh. la,civ received for saIe - J''''''
tieies: =.
r,,,evrand's Memoir concerning sns 'U ..;,t
msrciai relations Of the ons'eo s'"'
England. -, Rduea,ion. -.
SaI ON Adams Review OF A'aes'
works. ~.
Ma mrlit on the Epistles, Vol. sse ~
.,,nns;s.,i in vols. octaSo--Prace " sS'
-. dolls. so cts. IN boards
C,,,bSe's Geographical, hisssr'esh sne
.r.S..rc;aI GnInrnar, improves soes
S0ctavo. -, rx,..rf,s. s.yols
seItav0s =, A .,,,,. octayu, Is
a~.worth'. Lstia Dictionary.
Brook Gazetteer.
Hu,chinsor's Xenopho0s, 3
.(;;bsea's and Jesse's Surveying'
Murphy's Lucaan: e..
Bar,ov;s e olumbiad, 2 vols. isms'
American Register, vol. sun. .,:A.
DIR. Rarnsay's History OF Soatn SaIvu ".s
A vols. octaxo, boaras-price 5 dolls. ~ 80
Re Subscriptions eeceised by ~ S'a!
70, the MOnshly Anthology, Macsnagst =
shs Epissles, and nsw American Dlspeaa..
tary, sIl ns1 pablishing sT sssscripss'n y
Ssun. .s. y''C
i. naary -.
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Ten Dollars Reward.


w AN AWAY from the subscriber "rn n
K. near Fairfax Court House, on the nltn
inst negro girl, nansed MANI a'. ~
Is years old, rather tail than oshsrwise' "
lerable likely, dark complexion, thin xlstss'
full mouth, has no marks Of the whip nor sny
o.her visible marks about her took WIN
her new yarn frock, striped red and WINE
.everal froeks ofcalico, g new green muslln
hcnnat. and some other clOathins. ] VIII give
Ten Dollars reward for securing her IN my
esol 10 thai I get her again, aad all reason'D.e
charges if broughthoms. So. nss SOM s nsr.
han. shs may make 70 one Of tho.e towns. = !.
Srevarn al persons from aesssung %neI sn'
eonesaling OF hireing ofheH
Coleman Lewis.
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FOR BOSTON.

FOR BOSTON, !,
KE1A The elegant new Brig
:, l. q, c. A. N, d..
IasehA Ahmmess, sssasers .;
. = iintepdsd = . regular srsdsrj
viii sail tomorrow. and will take passengers,
Sos which she has handsome accommodations
Apply TO the master on board at 'Aarpsr's
wharf, or TO
Lawrason & Fowle;
WHO K.dY8 FOR SALE,
200: .sso '&' bet 1 sss Liverpool Salt
10 hhds. Muscoyado Sugar
80 80 s ssis' New England Rum:
10000 lbs. Coffee, entitled 70 drawback
Hyson and Young Hysoa Tea -.
200 bbls. mess No. and No. ., Beef
20 do. prime Boston Pork
~ do. Fall Afsekarel
so do. Tanners' Oil ~x -.
500 boxes smoakcd Herrings
- kegs Salmon ... g.. 49,.
Russia and Ravens Duck .t. NIX
Chocolate, Mould Candies and Soap
5000 yards Tow Cloth .-. ...@
10000 VT. Soal Leather q.,.,
80 packages Shoes, different qualities
. case. German cheeks2 Entitled 70
so, Beliona Powder drawback.
March 8.
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PUBLIC SALE.

VIII b. sddsd to The sAje 9 ~ ~ !,
Sssrs, on TUESDAY -, =. s ~:
1 trunk Of Miislins 4 81
tisy Of Brushes, among vhiek ~ t. 49, \
6uShes, HoJe and RlndDe. tQlhe M
Ter.pss. she'll and other ceas r. : " Is
G. Martial /!
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

yus. receivrd BY JAAlLS KENNEOT,
,sen. Bookseller, KING ssseet, :
The Lie Of Thomas PUNE, ny James
Cheetham. ...-.- ~.
'Walsh's Letters on the Genius and: Dis
nosition Of the French government; 8
: Talss of Fashionable Life, by Miss Edge.
worth. $780, .r,:
The Parents Assistant, or Tales Tor Chill
lsen, by ditto,
Don Sebastion, or the house OF Brsgans
an historical Romance, BY Miss Porter.
William Tell, or Switzerland dolivered'
an historical tale, by the celebrated fIoram
The life of Pstrarch, BY Mrs. Dooson.
The Yankey in London. ~
The works of Mrs. ChaPsne.
Cowper's posms and task, bssptsmt ms
mature edition, elegant.
Scot,s Marmion, do. dos
Junius's Letters, do. do. -, s,.n.t' ,, z
Mrs Brysn's conversations On chEseassy:
Berthollet's researches into tfs laws o.
chymical affinity.
The Lendnn disasctor, Or sgytem g as
sec,ien practised in the hespitah and ,iecfurs
rooms Of the metropolis, .; !
March 81. ..s..... ~. - =,
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TO RENT.

o., THE subscriber; will rent the house on
Fsirfax street, Alexandra, hosV occupied ~
Mrs. 5. Nickolls, for 300 dollassa yeaE, pay.
able aalf: yearly. and give possession On the
5 He viii rent The properly ssnaonly called
:Joaes's Point, the marsh and adjacent hills
or any part Of them or he will eel any part
Of them. on q credit os one. two and three
yeass-For his land on Fairfax and Franklin
streets, he will take one third OF the assessed
value. He offers for sale a valuable GRlSI
MILL on Goose Creek, IN the county o
Loudoun,. Wal within half a mile of the old
turnpike road leading to Alexandria, and =. ~
bout coo acres Of Land adjoining the Mill
great pas, Of which il we'll covered with tim
s..COOKE.
Leesburgh, Loueoua County,
March /.
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FRESH SEEDS. 4,
NICHOLAS KINGSTON, g.

NICHOLAS MNGSE0N,
- Eairf6r, aeer P1nersereeS, y ,
y ESPECTULLYi informs biz hisnds m
IL customers, thst b hath On hand . g.
neral assortment Of FSesA Seeds, eonsislng
Of ten sort, Of Garden Peas; avasSssy Of the
best early Beans; early and late Cshbagss
Carrots; Beetsj PsssniI, Radash . sorts )
early and long green Cucumber, white and
red Onion Lssk Lettes I, Chsevl aQr-
rel; Mustard; Cruises Splnage /, Salsaly
Parilsy; Celery Endivs Pepper, kalAs
Turnip, Stmbllns Pumpkin / Witsr' ssss
lon; Canlalup, Courd lamb uart.ft
Fennsl, Corriandsr Carawyj .Anniss
Canary Seed; Rapes M,w Hemp Fiak.
y. :. GRASSES. -, =.
Red Clover Timothy Lucsrn : baeS
net; Orchard Cross, Peruvian Or Mssoev
Oats ,9E>f',
In addition tophis sssortnSst ct 0eaeSS
China and Qussn's Ware, - ID spsateSss
plain and. cat Jslly Glssses plaia - 60
TumblArs sad Wines . tsw se$s q s,eCe
Chimney Onaments; ,Dseanfssse c.
Pitchers, md Number Of othss smaN 0stae !.
clss. 800 *. ! =. Il IA I
complete tSeoSLpqe01 q ~ p1SS 91NH1
Stone Ware; Flower Pess catdsa Tesae
M.reh -. z. 20. alxi.IavsIs.Ny
New Tooth ExfIactor.
- =; ~; sss.y tsst s ~ - ~ ~ q;
THE subses;bss ~ e1ss( ggsySs,
neot il the insersmeae fnfsAtr.e 4osf
81 which. hat cpsession u S1Q ess,
P, AZ les psiptpi, snl No. - - tGslk
eomnoa wsttod, md spr IL - o1e $50
Durtkk sons mosghg No -
nenf, tthe o1ly 80 -
. ;ssss 81 81 8 ~ q 6
rsncs whs+sAssss Il "a -
bs1ss = ssaal , Agqly lssss CO 3 + - !
IS: !; ca: Doug 8
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