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Selected Recommendations.

Be;n;r desirous to make public for the good
of Others, he excellent quality OF Haml'-
toms elixir. prepIe ed Ivy the !ate Mr. Lee;
have sent YOU the following account OF tho
,l,-.-.G,I have +. ceived frcmi which hope
will induce others to gi7cc = 3 t'iAA' In con;
seo,i.ncs Of q bruiss on the breast received
from fall, my he .ith grew o"o, my Dream
:inv became very diHi ult. and frequently
have had suddenly 10 rise up III my bed Win
n Tho borrors of immediate .suttocatioh.-
Ali so these a constant pain III my Dre4st'
and a csuvh, gccat loss OF strength Ss-hesn'
I'll vo., NAV conceive that nay symptoms
sv,dcnt,y Indicated IN approaching conscmp'
,;an .rbe advice oG a most eminent pi'yal-
: ss,nIv,s resor,cd TO, and afterwards second
Vac Called in, but without giving ME any re-
EeS Another ply stefan who knew me ana
-. eircumsisnccs al my Csc, advised meto
I've H,miuon's Elixir trial saying he h1d
80 Nj, ,,rac;ice and always found II to
10 much good Abo'tie was PrOeuteu "o'i
M. Birch's, and found rehet before MAO
taken hall otn. continued 10 use le'- Was
soon strong TO attend to business on 'aS'"6
eo,d. some of nv former symptoms return,
,,',, are always removed by dose or TWO OF
the EIxiE. 49,
- George Benner, Jun.
no II. Bud street, Phi.adelphia'
Mrs. II. Lee, New York.
Mr.. Abliah Henly, Bridge street. Ralu-
more, was cured by one bottle OF Hamilton
Elixir, of a very complicated disorder occa,
.;nnsd by very severe cold caught several
months aso. lie breathed with the greatest
diISculsy, and was often thrown into weaken
;n vets when he attempted to walk any
distance, and hi. voice would Frequently fail
IN such degree that he could only attempt
80 whisp,r.- He has been upwards OF SIX
sS..L. ritbout return Of his complaints ;
and desires to give his public testimony In
favor Of this Invaluable medicine.
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Less than 2 IA blanks to a prize /; subject
to deduction of Is per cent. Prizes paya-
bic 80 days after the conclusion OF the draw
ing.
OF THE ANHEXCD PRIZES.
lst drawn No. 10th ,k.y Of drawing, entitled
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James Keith,
James H. Blake,
Joleph Dean
Humphrey Peake.
Orphans Court,
February II. ia x irt TO

Orphans Court,
Alerandria County, Feb. Term, 1870
Ordered, that the executor OF George
M.Mun, deceased, do insert the following adj
vertisement three times in each week to-
eight weeks in the Alexandria Daily Gazette.
.Teste,
Alex. Moore, Regllter. =
This is to give Notice,
Tha, the subscriber OF Alexandra county
in the district of Columbia, has obtained from
the Orphans Court Of said county letters tes-
ta,nentary on the estate Of George M'Munn,
late Of the county aforesaid, deceased: oil
persons having claims agai'st the said deed
are hereby warned 10 exhibit the same with
the vouchers thereof to the subscriber, on OF
before the 2lst day Of August next, or the!
may by law be excluded from all benefit to
said estate. And those indebted thereto are
reouestc.I to make immediate payment. Civ
en- under my hand this 2lss day Of Fsb
1910.
AEordee,; Miller Fx'x.
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GRAND LOTTERY,
Three Prizesef 25,oooDoAs. eaeh.
STATE or NEW-1ORK,
Union College Lottery, No. /.
g., Nj A N A q E 5.

W y "; !, G; ls' Isaac D Den
George Merchant, Stpehen IAorne.
S c II E III Il.
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aIsranorta DAILY 6asstse.
MONDAY, FESRUARY -.

JEacers BM-This last animal Of that
'non.drscrips species, called commercial re-
s;ric,ions, has not yet made its appearance
in The S.nate. II is now said that the tosr
thing WIN be stiAed in that body, whenever
it shall show its head. We arc told that its
friends and enemies in the Senate are ex.
actIy equal in number bot that the energy
oil its is such rs 70 ensure its destruction. -
If this >hruli actually Be the cssc,I believe
very fuw would NOUN. This bill, indeed,
appears to b. harmless, but being the OF.
spring Of tia, svst' m which has brought the
nat,on 10 the brink Of ruin. il is looked up
on with jea''u. eye. From this system
We have received as yet, nothing but evil,
and nothing but evil can be expected from
it; the sooner, therefore, it is abandoned'
The better.
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c,.e,ai nr;s N says, q have jats leara.
"A ma, the snzs shal q Issuing sadl noasss
fer raising he posse"
See Gsnsral isaght's letter Of she lsth,
tpriI, he there says, /" myself x the guard
ae arrested. s.s..,- So
And was Il after his being arrested that
be WA 70 be told, as In the letter Of z9sn OF
March. was he told on ths iAIh Aprii thas
" the original orders you received are sui
6cisnt to justify ysu IN taxing aay MA
cures you may conceive necessary ana ex-
ssdiens TO protect the ladies from arrest
The general was not only arrested him
.elf and his army, bus the ladies were
themselves arrested on the 1+;h, and the
General had in his letter of enc 18th given
Che alarming Information to his gensralis-
ximo. that " the ladies were determined to
Vo 70 Lancaster" and 40 doubt it was ina
SIied that they meant to attack him, tor the
general very sasaciously tells hin (no doubt
because he did not know ir) that their
march 70 L lancaster " Iv0uI be very dlsa-
greeabIe to him"
Ii 10 not easy to treat this subject, which
is in itself most degrading to th= state, with
entire seriousness il It did no. contain
the deadliest stab at popular representative
government; it migh, furnish theme for
the most justi6able satire; as it is, the e.
motions which il excitss are dsrision ior
the deprayity Of the executive, and coma
misseration for the state whose affairs are
IN their hands.
l shall in my next show more fraud in
che same transaction.
CONRAD WEISER.
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TO THE PUBLIC. ]

THE subscriber, after .ispss sf time
i necessarily consumed in lhefprePare-
,isn Of his house, respectfully snnouaceste
the citizens of Alexand,is, 40 well - the
community at large, that he has taken Tor =
term Of years that noted and eligible estab--
lishment known by tie name OF the Cl1Y.
HOTEL, and once occupied BY Mr., Cadahys
whose distinguished Abilities as a Publican
rave il an eclat which the subscriber hopes
to preserve by his unremiited e4esti6asin
affordine 10 ali those who may confer on him
the favor of their patronaS sentesl and cons-
Portable accommodations. The subicriber
deems i. unnecessary 70 indicate the multi.
.plici,y of sonveniences attached 70 the Ga,
Hotel, End will only submit = description 10
that portion of travellers who have SO gene..
rally attes,ed its numerous advantages
James Brooks.
February -. -, ~ ys!s.Zgd -,,i,z5 q.
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THE SOURCE or OUR DIFFICULT
TIES DEVELOPED.

"Lct us no more be led, through an adn1i-
ration OF successful fraud and violence, to i'm
isa:e the cx1csses Of 40 Irrational. unprin-
cipled, prescribing, confisc"ting, plunderlng,
ferocious, bloody and tyr1nical democracy"
BURKE.
These selr,styled republicans are the per-
soma who opposed the execution of Jaws
treaty, after it had received the sanction of
Washington, and who loaded him wiki the
bittsrest revilings and vilest aspersions be-
cause he advocated it, and his prophetic
mind then foresaw the difficulties which
would accrue to his country from not hav~
ing an established treaty and a friendly uu-
Outstanding with England. Yet these very
men now profess to follow the steps, and
revere the memory OF him, who, all his life
time, was opposed to their jacobinic pro-
ccedings, and, on which account, met with
,hsir sevsres, denunciations. These are
the persons who are dramatically opposed
10 ali the measures OF his successor, be they
what they would who communicated
Him while president, for his standing ar.
mics, his s.di,ion and alien laws, aud Tor
his sumity TO France. But now they re-
eeivc him into the bosom Of their fraternity
in full communion, and extol and practice
in far more despo,ie manner, the very
measures which he adopted. We hope our
fellow citizens are new convinced how tu.
tile were the hopes Of Better times which
were predicted to them un the accession OF
Jefferson to the presidency. They must
now reeollset with wha, fallacious expscta.
lions they were guided, what showers OF
prosperity they were promised BY his fol-
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CongrsG of the United States.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
FRIDAY, Februarys.
[coNcLUDED.j
Taken far the Ale.andria GaSettsl

The committee Of the whole reported the
bill for the relief of Richard Taylor, alter
considerable discussion, on motion OF Mr.
Gela,borough, the bill was laid on the table,
Ca motion Of DIR. Psindexter the house
went into committee OF the whole on tho
bill relating to grants Of lands made in the
Mississippi territory, by tho British 60
vernm n, of West Florida, Mr.. M;lnor in
the chair. The committee went thro' the
bill audrsportedis to the house. It was
taken up, and after long debate, was Laid
on the table for further consideration.
On motion Of Mr.Lewis. tbs bill to in
emfsra,s the Episcopal Society OF Alsxaa'
dria, wa. taken up. 1t underwent eonsi.
dxr,ble discussion-..Mr. Montgomery
moved to postpone it indefinitely question
lost. Mr.. Quincy moved to postpone IN
til Wednesday next. This motion was
Withdrawn, and the bill passed to = third
reading.
Adjourned until Monday.
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Portland Gazette:)

The treicost, srsas-eeat !. quite the rage
among our young bucks. When thl. sf"-
Gle OF dress FIRST came into vogue, New
Hampshire wag asserted that it was the
result Of the Lx ts.ionis--the ladies had been
long striving to wear the breeehes ( mex.
Pressibles we mean, pretty pra'fiers.) and
our young men by way Of giving a Row
land for an Oliver had mounted the petit
coat upon their shoulders.
(Tickkr.
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ss,nplatioa: We have seen that there hss
long been secret desire in the democrats
TO restrain our liberty of speech, although
they rresendsd TO be greatly oppres's ~
president Adams m. asures in this respect.
Tel, wish has burst forth this session OF
congress, in a resolution which better DE.
serves the odious nams Of gag 'a'0'
from its unconstit u,ionslity, tyranny ana
jacobinism, than any which has been au-
,shori.*d by any government in any age or
nation. ..E'.-.
s(PorfIand Gazette.)
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Valuable l'yo1e' y 1or Sale. !,

4. e. -
IN pursuance Of deed executed 70 Inc
subscribers on the 18th day Of August, 1865,
by the late Re6er. r. Hose, Esq. il, trusttsr
certain purposes thereby expry.sed, they win
proceed to sell ut public auction, az thssC Col.
fee. House, inthc town Of Aiexartsi., On tho
first Monday in March neat, the following
valuable Property, viz. H. -
One Lot of Ground in tho
said town Of Alexandria, lying eastward 81
Union and'bctween Duke and Wolfe strssls,
with 4 Wharf extended from the sams inle
the river: This lot fronts fstt o. tic
Potomac. 80 49,
One other Lot. situated or
Water street, between Primes and Uuke~
streets, and fronting about ~ feet on Water
street. This lot il handsomely enclosed, AMI
there is avery productive garden upon il.
The undivided Afoiesy efshe. following Prehsr.
ty, uH si'uo'ed in Tie sais sova # .4IeSan-
iria, to wit ..r,
One Moiety of the Property
on which thesaid II. r. Hooe lately resided
situated at the corner Of Prince and Water.
streets, and fronting feet or therca-
OUTS OH wa auN SSOSou SbhSO
ircets. On this property there are exter-
sive Brick Buildings, forming large and
we'll finished Dwelling House & three Stores,
with all necessary out houses, pump IN the
yard and an excellent garden. "
II L S O,
The undivided Moiety OF Z
House and Lot situated at the corner OF Wa
ter and Duke streets, fronting feet %
Water, and feet on Duke. This pro.
perry is subject to an annual ground rent tor:
ever Of sixty one and AZ half dollars.
The whole of the above property exceps
the las, il free Of sncumbrancs, and VIII b4
shown at any time to such Is desire 10 be In
formed about il. The sale will be made on 9
credit of s, u and ls months for approved
indor.ed aots,, nezotiable atths bank Of Alsse
anaria.
Charles Simms.
49, >-D Thomas Swami,
r Harria0a: ~
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70 RsE..NE

s One of the Lcst, iiluaiions tor
tbs tLCLR RI or any businsss connected with
shippingl in town--wksrs tour OF goods .!
any kline, tsn Ls receiver frcm the river an
shipped ssilhcut the expence-o i Gray age.
also. 10 kG17,s.
A. Store, on King-street itait-
abIs for the Flour and $Gsleesls and retail
Grocery kSsiness - 80 :.
Enquireef tie hinter. 1:
February -. X d3t
TO THE PUBLIC. -
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alexandria Library Combaw.'

The Members of the Alexan-
dria LIBRARY COMPANY VIII
:pleafe to take notice, that an e.
lection will be held at the L.
brary, on Monday, 10Th instant.
between the hours of three and
six. P. M. for a President and e.
leven Directors for the e nlulns
year.
James Kennedy. fen.
Librarian.
February 6. cod etc
--U a. = =
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e. Grocery Store.
WILLIAM r A NJ S A Y,

III agent Of Elizabeth P0t'',
TJATH this day opened store on Prince
III street, opposite Mr.. Mars,ellers ven
due, where he viii continue to sell On same
account, general assortment OF CKoCE-
RIES-alI of which are now offered Ter sale
on moderate terms.
February 9. DOT
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Public Sale.

On THURSDAY, the 18th of this msnth,
will be offered for sale, ia the town Of COL
chester,
A Lot Of Ground situate in
the upper part of thu. tswa, containing half
an acre, on which are erected Two stsry
frame dwelling Muse, stable, granery, and
other out.houscs This house and LOT ID.
Joins the residence Of Mr.. Samset Baytg, and
was formerly occupied by Mr. Lsnd Vssh-
ingion, iun,l The terms will be made kaswn
on the day Of sale.
]. H. Hooe.
, February 10. -
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Charles Simn,s.
Thomas Swami,
r. Harrison,
TO BE RE N TED.


For enc or more yfdrs, ~
T>HAT valuable properly COMMONLY eahs
&C Joses's P&ss, now occupied BY ye-'
s,Au Baow sIse--Aiso, the MsrsA and hizs
adjacent The terms viii be made known "
Dr. ssehAss Cooke, near Lsesburyh, Losdoas
county. - -
The subscriber having 1sen inserwsd thae
Jossax BaowHsxo hss committed vafisua1e-
predatioas on the point, that ts hss so'd ~ !,
stone which surrounded u and fhe 80 =.
self, gives nodes = ihosd whs ha,s esensn-
sassd In this hoaorsbls srsHse, thai 2 e 49,,
don Of 1t will ins,iubiy aasjeet thsm y, y - -
penalties Of he iaw. !. $500 =, /,
/. D..s.,~ u %
~. .. rs. ...a.. .... - -
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For Rentlor Sale,

II Bake-houk s. Dwellins-hose.
THAT Bake House and Dwelling Hsu,s
situate at the corner of Water and Oronoks
streets, At present occupied BY Mr.. Andrew
Jameson. Possession may be had the 6tu
day Of January next. s%sG -
= y, John Dundas.
November ". - g.. diwksa9
.. - 49,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-12-12

Isis dignity to concede, when there Is strength
20 defend wrong, and IN proportion to the
siren IN is C dignity !--Iiave you never
learnt this Is there no one man who has ac-
cess to you can tel you this Or, have you
been told, and could not comprehend 1t
How is all this Come, and tell your injur-
ed country Come, and he honcsr, and they
nay forgive yon Put you right, and suffer
you % remain where you are Why !! BE
homes, and you may renlnin. Nobody loves
those who want q. succeed you in power.
Nolhing but hatred Of you Can make any
man wish TO accep, of them If you will not
conciiia,c America, for its own proper object,
be friends with her--to win England. Ii
you will not do justice to Irish claims, be-
cause Of their own proper merits, do SO to
gain EngIand But if you will not do these
things from some motive, then England must
90 to the throne, TO remove you, and that
VITA voice the Throne will not reject II II
could, and cannot il it were wiling.
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NEWPORT
WEDNESD.iY, DECEMBER ~, 1910.
PRESIDENTy MESSACE.

On Saturday last, We received by packet
from New-York, the Message OF the Presi-
den, of the United States. 1t was delivered
at Washington on Wednesday last, arrived
Al Ncw-York in 27 hours, and received here
in abou, 20 hours from that city. We pub
lished il ON Saturday, In an extra shcet--but
as manv of our customers have probably not
seen it, we think proper to re-puDiish It.
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The L. S. friss,e President, Comrcdore
Rooms, nrri~eo IN this harbour under close
reef ,op-sail, in is hours from Sanea-hook
Light-housc. She would have performed
the passage in Ia hours. bu, from the c:rcurn-
stance of her laying too off Montsug -i~int.
We understand she Is bound to Ncw-i4ea,ion
for winter quarters. but pa, in ksre, TIE
wind blowing fresh at NV. wi,iea isu pre-.
ysiiing wind a, this season. and unf.,ourahic
f'r making the passage NJ Tho sssns, frsM
Msat&ss l'eini,
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FHOM THE .N.aTTO.N.1L LNTELIGE.NCER,
EYTR.iORDL.N.iRY
WASHINGTON CITY, DECEMBER S.

The President oi the United States this
da, communicated by Mr.. Edward Coles, MS
private secretary, to both Houses ot Congress
the following
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seem pretty well balanced. II there be
French spies among us, there are English
spies 10 watch 'en And this mutual vigi-
lance of the spies Of the two belligeren's
may be presrrv4tive of our rights and inde-
pendcnce for If they will only tell OF one a.
mother, and expose each Others designs, we
shall get a knowledge Of the maDGuvres OF
both, and be enabled to prevent any III effects
from them. AT all events let us be impartial
and not condemn the DevH when we foster
his Imhs.
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The documents accompanying the Presi-
dents Message, rs far as they have been pvh-
iished in the National In'eliiyencSr consist
of letter from the Secretary of State TO
Govcrnour Claibornc, enclosing the Presi-
dents Proci.r,s,ioo Cor taking possession of
part Of fIor,das and the dc cciara,ion of the
indie pendence cf West Flnrida.
rNes.York .Jfer. .ldv\
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Well, then, is there to DO 10 feeling ior hira
because he is an IrisAman !! Are we ready ~,
ayow this TO the Irish people trust not !
trust that we shall prove 10 that unfortunate
people that we feel for them as for ourselves ,
that we are as ready TO resent their wrongs
as we are our own /; that, in word, We re-
gard them as our eonntryae7 and that We
are resolved To consider their enensies as orr
enemies This is the way TO produce an
union with Ireland recl union an unicn
of the hearts of the people OF The whole
kingdom and this sort OF union II is that tha
borough h-moneers and their Lirelings would
wish TO prevent. Hitherto, indeed, they have
prevented il. They have never missed n or-
poriunity Of mis-representin th e people CT.
ireland. They have caused the people OF EnG-
land 10 believe, that those of Ireland, were
bent upon a surrender Of their country TO
France, and that all their demands relating to
political and civil liberty, were mere treten-
ees. What evils have not sprung from this
accursed source beseech the reader to con-
slider, that j, is not in nature, that the people
of Ireland should not hate US, If we persist
in our credence 10 these calumnes. Ii is, Ola
all hands agreed, that Ireland is our uHlnerG-
ole tart. Does il not, then, become us TO
strengthen that part TO use all the means III
our power of regaining the coed will of the
Irish people, and TO induce them 10 make
comm mon cause with us against the common
enemy ? And, what Can be more oppvs,s 10
this than reviving the memory of these cruel
times, TO which MIR. O'Connoi's Narrative
refers than tearing the skin from the haid-
ly-healed and hardly-hidden wound What
he has said, he has been COMPLETED to say. He
has been calumniated in the most foul and
infamous manner. To remain silent mght
have been construed into consciousness Of
guit.-His calumniators, therefore, arc an
swerabe for the revival OF the memory of
that, which he was willing should be forgot
ten, and which nothing but oreugh-monger-
ing malignity could have induced any one to-
attempt to revive.
WILLL3.N CoBBEyT.
B0tey, May 9, 1910.
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on,i... ut in him to say that. i, Is in, iie;,,,
b eeause he had said 80 befer.-and :h,, !.
!. perfectly consistent In him to rsprck,,.
every measure tax. n for four or FIVE y.n'
past, beeapss he did at tie time ,.r,obs,.
them. Our siiua,icn 40 TO etmme,.e. ~,
does not proceed from Cur nets, but feem
The injustice o. The beliiGsr. MIS-, who Iv
their DEGREES ard olds,s at single blow r,
du:td cur exports from enc hundred and
eish, millions 10 less than s.vep. DUN,
the year 1909 our revenue was ahou, tn
million during the year 1sloit will pro.
badly no, be more .hsn eight. have asr
before said, no Objection 10 inert The CUES.
ton, but the reduction Of The a, my will no,
do away the necessity Of additional revenu.,
because our exportsare 80 much reduced
that We cannot avoid this year increasing
the duties, or perhaps. for some years to
come. One reason of The reduction Of Il.
revenue 10 that our manufactures have in.
creased so much as TO exclude many 70.
reign articles nay, 50 far have those ma.
nutactures Progrs sstd, that sample iof the
manufactures have beer sent to, England
to &c inflated and SEM to this county to
rival our domestic manufactures. With
this view OF the decrea se Of our imports, au
addi.ionaLduty Of S per cent. On goods pay.
ing duty advalerem, WOULD produce a mil.
lion and raising the specific duties ss is
per cent. would produce TWO millions, max.
ing three millions, the supposed amount Of
the deficit. .... ..' 80 E~. -. +
Debate to be continued ~,
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

A sBSCONDED from my farm at the
~ mouth Of Seneca, about the 9TH Of last
month, man whose name is RALPH, q
years of age, Between black and yellow CO.
ior, nearly s feet high, very. stout made,
.yellowish eyes looking heavy-he has bat
little to say. His apparel was oznaburg
shirts, net no cotton overjacket and trow-
sers. 1t is likely he has made away with
them and procured other cloathing. free
negro man by NAME Sambo, living on Judge
Washington's estate. Mount Vernon, is has
father. and it is very probable he is therca-
bout or in ,Alexaadria, and Withlittle trouble
may be found. -. -.
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