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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-08-14
SANDER.

xyhat mortal but ISLANDER, that serpent, has
stung
Whose teeth are sharp arrows, a razor her
tongue;
The poison Of asps her vivid hp loads,
TIE rattle of Snakes, with the Spite oftoads !;
T.r throat is an open sepulchre her legs
Sin Matching of yipers and cockatrice eggs;
Her sting is scorpions; like hyena, she'll
With the ear of an adder, a basiiisks eye;
The month of a monkey, the hug OF bear,
The head of a parrot, the chat of a hare
Tue wing of ia magpie, the snost ola hog,
The feet of mole, and the tail OF dog;
Her claw is a tigers, her forehead IS BRASS
With ths hiss ola goose, and the bray OF an
y, ass.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-08-14
PROVIDENCE, August 6.
--latest from Monteueislo.

Captain Donnison, of the ship Isis, who
arrived here on Sunday last from Monte
yidco, which place he. left the 18th OF
June, informs, that on tie 9Th of June
the Viceroy issued an order that all the
American vessels, Except those which
had iirked beef on board, then in the bay
Of Monteyideo, should leave the port with
in forty-cight hours. This order, bow
ever, on the next day was mitigated to
this effect, that there should be four Of
the American supercargoes appointed TO
remain with the property that should be
left behind, and that tue vessels should
certainly leave the port with all necessary
despatch, and that there should be
Kings Officer sent on board of each yes
sci to hasten their departure from. that
port. When the Isis left Montcyeido the
city was closely besieged by the Buenos.
ayrian party, which had erected small
battery near the walls Of the city. and
had sent several grenadoes, together with
round shot, into the city, on the night Of
9Th Of June.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-08-14

Extract Of letter from an intrilisa
merchant belonging to Boston, whq I
nozo in Portugal, dated
OPoETo, July asst.
"This is fine country, and | find m
selfas pleasantly situated as can be wht
absent from my family. 1t is by conn
here we may learn to admire the instia
tons of our own country. A people NJ
turally ingenious and good humored az
kept in the most AFFECT state of powers
and ignorance, by herd of priests, an
by a government whose interests are dis
tinct from those of the people. The Eng
lish interest is Of course predominant
but it is said that the higher classes,
large proportion wish well to the Freneh
Perhaps it would be difficult TO choose he
tween their friends and enemies. wi
daily see bands offifty or more volunteers
as we call them, fettered two by two and
the whole connected in a line like the
galley slaves in Don Quixotte, going to
the army as recruits !; when properly
drilled and commanded by British officers,
they make good soldiers. though probably
with the most perfect indifference On
which side they fight.
"Thc whole Of the combined army is
on the right bank of the Guadiana, and
tie French opposite to them on the left
near Radajoz, the siege ofwIIicll had been
relinquished by Lord Wellington, owing
to the superiority Of the French in point
of numbers, and his own deficiency in ca.
valry, very important part Of an arm,
in the level country of Alenitegro. Tx
acts with great caution, as a defeat would
be ruinous, and victory productive ofn
permanent advantage. Large reinforce
ments continue to arrive from England
but it is the opinion of most people tina
Lord Wellington will shortly retire be
hind his former lines. 1t is an error t
suppose that the French have ever sui
fered seriously frsm want Of provisions
they have always been and still are tolera
bly, well supplied from Spain. AS to Por
tugal, it is everfo wing with every kind o
provisions, so that stores can with diff
Guilty be obtained obtained n Lisbon, for the car
goes which arrive"
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-08-14
BOSTON, August s.
FROM PORTUGAL.


Yesterday arrived the barque Sally and
Mary, Captain West, in So days from D.
porto, which he LETT 1st of July.
Considerable alarm prevailed in Portu-
gal, lest they should again have visit
from the French, who having been rein
forced at Badajos, were said to be advanc-
ing. The British and Portuguese forces
which recently invested that place, had
fallen back about 80 miles, and were with
in about 70 miles of Lisbon. it appears
that this movement was not SO much ow-
ing to dread of the power of the enemy
as to great scarcity of provisions, from
which the army had suffered considera-
bly,, the French having destroyed every
thing the country afforded, even to the
mules. We do not learn that a junction
had yet been effected between Lord Wei
lington's forces, under Gen. Spencer and
the division under Beresford nor that
the remnant Of Massena's army had join
ed Soult, though from their movements
it was expected.
Capt. w. was informed by an American
gentleman who left Lisbon on the 18th of
June, that he had seen letter from a
British officer of Beresford's army stat
ing that they had reiterated, lest by re-
naming in Spain they should be cut off by
the French forces 0ate Massena's) who
were descending through Estramadura.
He likewise mentioned the great scarcity
Of provisions.
A few days before Capt. w. sailed, the
commissary at Oporto received letter
from Lord Wellington, directing him to
suspend purchasing provisions as he
should draw his supplies from the Tagus.
The Commissary Immediately shipped all
the stores on hand, having taken up seye-
raj Of the American vessels for that pur-
pose. A report prevailed that the army
which had lately been driven out Of Por-
tugal, amounting to $4,000 were return
ing and were within 80 miles Of Oporto,
and the inhabitants were much alarmed
ct is certain this army cannot both ad.
vance towards Oporto and join Soult.-
There seems to have been mere alarm thar
danger.)
The general eomplexionof Capt. West,
intelligence is gloomy, though not speci
tic. But we cannot see any probability
of considerable reverse Of fortune. The
British had advanced so far as to render
supplies of provisions from Lisbon diff
cult As they approach Lisbon they viii
be furnished with abundance, for their
they are in great plenty. If the Frencl
follow, they in turn will begin to suffer
for the soil Of Portugal affords nothing
and the same distresses, which before rem
dered their stay impractieable. Lor'
Wellington, We presume, is too eircum
spect commander to be circumvented b,
his enemy. Massena had not returae,
from France.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-08-14
) Martha's Vineyard, august A.

About ten days ago three men landed
on the south part of this island, who ap.
-peared to be Spaniards, saying that they
had been cast away in a vessel ON tho
South Sheai OF Nantucket, and had left
her there /; that the captain and mate took
ono boat and steered- cast, and that they
took the other and steered west, which
brought them to this island. The boat
they came in appeared to haxe!b been late
ly repaired, the limbcrs & knees of which
were red CEDAR. On landing they pre-.
tended that they could not speak English,
but when they left the island, which was
the western part, one of them spoke good
English while conversing with one of the
inhabitants. They said they were going
to New Bedford, where they have, since
been seen. After they left New-Bedford
man was accidentally discovered buried
under the sand near fireplace where they
landed on the island, in Dukes county,
with his throat cut; had straw hat on,
lined with green silk, and duck trowsefs
and short jacket on knife and sheath
was also found near him. He appeared
to have been buried before life had left
him, as one Of. his legs was drawn up and
one Of his arms also. ss..s,.t.a 20,
The Printers throughout the Z. States
are requested by an inhabitant Of Mar
tha's Vineyard, to insert thisin their pa
pers. -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-12-09

IcoNTINuED FROM The LAST NO

-" The changeaEle szits Of APPAREL,
and the ntsnries, ana the samples, aud The
crrspinS pms the glasses, and the fine linen,
and the hoods, and tie 0eils"
II is allowed on all hands, that the Ian
guage OF scripture is highly fguratiye.
Nevertheless, there are some passages
which will more nationally admit OF a literal
meaning, and Which, in some cases, seem
10 demand an explanation according to the
common acceptstion Of the words. The
passage quoted above seems to be both fig
ura,ive and literal. The prophet wac eru5-
ably intent Oh the very particulars here en-
umerated when he applied it 10 las own
people, while in reference to Us il may ex-
tend not only 10 those particulars, hut to
every superfiuily of dress or equpsge. As
naturally leading 10 the subject Of the two
last numbers, this text has been selected Is
theme. To ssy that protesting christians
should be confined TO particular mode Of
dress would be assuming too bold post.
Nay, such conduct would be hurtful 10 the
cause OF true piety, inasmuch as it would
lead people TO b.. more solicitous to cleanse
that which is without, than that within !;
and IN their imaginary zeal to appear well.
they would be likely to overlook what they
ought to be in reality, and while they "wage
wild war" with faces, veils, aud rltFes, the
spots of sin on the heart will be suffered to
corrode ill they cause stain which may
never be washed away. Ifhoweyer, there
~ day coming Esnd that there IL We have
the testimony Of the prophet) when "ihe
bravery of Thinking ornaments" will be tn
ken away, it certainly would be the part Of
wisdom to diyest ourselves now Of such
things as hereafter appear TO our shame.
The hour of death Is sincere hour. No
one will then reflect with pain ON time
spent in dischsrsing ,he duties we owe 10
ourselves a. others, If there were not any
thing Of = religious nature IN them but
whether the vsRities of the world would
afford equal peace in time Of serious re-
fectIon, leave trihing child of vanity to
decide. To conclude this subject. That
there is sinful conformity 70 the world,
even in Gress, cannot be denied that an
undue attention TO exteriors betrsys super
hclai. gIddy or unoccupied mind Is equally
Plaln. Then let The prCfessed disciples of
Chlist nobly dare 10 be singular, and with
resolutions Of obedience hear The command
ofthe sacred word, my people, 20 ye out
OF the midst OF her, and deliver ye every
man his soul from the fiery anger Of the
Lord"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-12-09
Leonard & A. H. Crofs,

No 5, Uni0n- Ror0, MidAe g,ssf.
INFORM the pubic that they have juh
: received and opened for fale, large and
exlenlve s1orimenf Of
VET India Goods, Groceries, &c.
AMONG WHICH ARR
IA bales Cotton--30O Shocks
so chests fouchong Tea
IS boxes Havana brown and white Sugars
2 hhds West India Sugar
2 hhds Gafs Ware--Tum5lers & Decaniers
80 quintaI Pollock Fiji
10 boxes mould and dipd Candles
1000 10 good Cheele--5o hhds, Sale
Few czfks Cinger--lO barrels Beef
I.iibon aud Sherry Ws0e--a0 bags Coffee
-Molafles-Gir-l Iron Shovels
Hollow Ware-Pois and Kettles
Hcn Dogs. large and frlali 6zes
Floor Brufhes of large 6ze
Corn Brooms- Cloth Lines-Bed Cords
Shoe Bruihes-Oliye Oil--Cinuamon
Alfp'ce- PeFper-Nutmegs : Writing Paper
Shaving Soap Knives and Forks
Cranberries-2od, lOd and Cd cut Nails
Poland Sta,ch--Indigo- Herring Irvine
Powder and Shott-Cioves
ALo, few ENGLISH GOODS, ccnfit-
ing of Charlottesville and 6ngle ditto
Patent Cord-iight and dark Cord
Scarlet Petite Cloths-Shear Muffin
White Cambria Cotton ShzwIs, TIE Efe.
Portland, No 25. (tf)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-12-09
Tsp tbs aails.
SERIOUS FRACAS.

SAVANNAH, NOV. 16-Withln the last
three or TOUR days, some serious dis,urbsn.
ces have taken Place between the Ameri.
can seamen and tie crews OF the French
Privatcers La Vengeance, and L'Agile Tor
Ia Francaise) which hau been lying in this
port Tor some time past. Investigation into
the merits OF the case, by the proper author
lily, being yet uncompleated, we are unable
as yet TO lay before our readers as accurate
detail OF particulars as coald be wished.
The circumstances, as far as could be ascer-
tanned, appear TO be these -
On wednesday night last, quarrel orig.
mated at house in the Upper part OF the
city, between some seamen and part OF the
priyateer's men. A rencounter ensued. in
which three American seamen were stab
bed, and their opponents much bruised BY
biudgeons. The three wounded seamen.
we understand, arc since dead One Of
them, belonging to the brig Helty, captain
Fountain, from Philadelphia, named Taylor.
4 he names OF the others, or OF The vessels
10 which they belonged, could NOT be ascer
tanned.
The seamen, yesterday, became so exas.
peraltd, that they determined IN icing a..
venged by destroying the priyaleers.-
They accordingly embodied themselves last
evening and, before The CIVIL u military
authority had the knowledge or opportuni.
~ OF interfering in the transaction, set fire
10 the L'Agiie, and burnt her 10 the waters
edge.
La Vengeance was then takea 20 session
ct bya detachment of OF the Savannah Vol
unteer Guards, conveyed 10 the upper part
OF the town, and remained in their custody
until between IL and q at night--when
the seAmen procured lighter boat, aud a
parcel Ut tar and other combuslibies. which
were put into the boat, iowsd towards the
vessel, and Obliged the quad 10 sD.ndul
her fo: their own safety. a. well 81 to avoid
the painful task ct firing on their fellow CHI
zens. The fire soon communicated, and
La vengeance shared the late Of the La
gle.
f'eslous to the sssemblsge Of The sea-
men, yesterday, several vt the crews OF The
pfivateers had concealed themselves in =
vacant store on Ancruux's wharf, where il
seems they had some arms and ammunition
deposited. On the seamsn attempting to
go on board the. priyaseer, they were hsed
upon from tne Upper windows Vt The stole
|ap'ain Miller, OF The Champtin, N York
packet was dangerously wound 4. having
oae Of ms eyes sLot entirely oui, ,hc otheI
much injured bridge Of h,s nose broken.
and his lie doublsal Il seaman wyun..ro
lslnre dcad) and /. colorcd person (~oun
ded) were Shot nearly at Che san.e ,,lnu aud
m Ike manner.
One Of The priyatter's crew was killed on
the Bluff, yesterday. ~ the atii =, ;a.da-
mother died h goal 1 :, night, u i.ls WOUNDS
Several others .. both sides, aIe wounded
Dut We us-rtsssiit, moi dADgeIcasif. sIr
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-12-09
WATCH MIXING.
GODFREY WHEATON

AS removed from his former fiand 10 the
ihoP lately occupied by JaGsb L.vi,,
nearly oppoiite the Mai-s BsnI, where he
carries on his buiinels az ufuai
Ihrononitors, Re2eaters. Gold Horizontal
and PLAN Watches. carefully cleaned and
corrected 10 the mon faithful manner.
q. w. Ratters himtelf thar If an application
70 The bulnsi' for upwards of ten years pan,
and aa acquaintance With the moi eminest
wortmen, and manner Of doing work in the
different metropoIifes in the United States.
are recommendation in his favor, he ihalI
continue 20 receive that patronage he has
ihared 10 Literally, and which il will ever be
his ambition to merit. Po,hs.a z.r os
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-12-09
FRESH GOODS.
ROYAL LINCOLN.

Esfbsnge FTest,
Has JUL received an additional lupply Of
WINTER GOODS,
among which are, large 6ze Blankets Scotc Oh
Pia'ds--Canblets- Bombazetts, fome very
hne-rsd and black petite Flannels-d dark
blue do pearl, afn, bottle, brown and black
Peliile Cloths--Flannels-Ba izes- Devonihire
Kerfeys-men and womens black, white and
colored worried HoCe--Shaker Cloves Can
ton Grapes BLACK fix Hkfs--do Luilrings !;
India Cottons.
AAs, an e0ssfmess
Factory Sheetings, Shirsings, Cinghams,
Stripes and Checks; which, together with his
former aock. complies an afIortment Of Al.
mott every article uiuzIIy enquired for.
Dseem5es 2
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-12-09
ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS

Extracted from Letters Published an tbe NJ.
Turk EUeHsrg Poas.
The priyateer's men secreted n ~. s,.
OF OConnor, fred SIX shot on The c;,;~sn.
as soon rs they entered on the whsrf. oue
q "nach wounded capt. Miller as above
uescfiDeu- Three shot took effect on a sal
Tor carrying the American flag, who lived
Dut snort time; one passed through the
sest o. capt. Fountain, and another rrazsd
Inc nose OF capt. PIERCE. The store. Tie
doors ana windows Of which were firmly
Darrlcaded, was Immediately attacked and
the doors forced, and such was the fury ~
the poPuiace, that two of the FrencLnen
were thrown cut Of the upper story win
aows one was killed dead Upon the SPOT
the second died next day of his wounds
Inc third one made his escape out The back
uoors' Out before he reached the TOD Of he
Diuh' was both shot and bayoneted. Pre-
Slous 70 capt. Marshal's taking possession
OF La vengeance, the Frenchnen on board.
(abcut fifly) had PREPARED for defence. and
endeavoured to get their great guns to bear
on the people, but not being sS!e TO efTecs
their purpose, the company charged bavonet
on them and drove them below keot nos
session of her ill 10 O'Clock. when n The
act Of relieving guard, the sailors headed
BY their captains, boarded her with corn.
bsstibies, set her on fire and soon h.rnt her
down. The Frenchmen (about 100, incln-
oing tne villain who shot Miller, were sent
10 gaoL O'connor, from whose store The
shots were fired, IL also taken. and about
~ muskets, with other arms and ammuni-
lioh sthst were 10 his room, have been
thrown INTO the river. 1t seems they had
oeeh placed there for the very purpose for
winch they were made use Of. Tie follow
ing = .the clcse Of one Of the letters da,ed
the 18th. -" We Judge more fayourubly OF
caPt. Miller, from bis retaining. his senses
perfectly: He requested Mr. Kol,och. tia
clergyman, might be sent for, soon after re-
was "ounded, who came immediately. ~.
tended PRAYERS, and conyersed with him III
Inc most feeling manner He told me soon
AFTER nrst saw him, that he should never
recover, and wished me to take care Of hi-
shings ana send them to his mo,her-Mv
feelings have been wound uD 70 such Z
Piteh' and my mind Ia still 50 agi.ated. that
: can scarcely tell what have written.
iour friend, o. LAY"
"a letter dated the 18th, observes. there
mas not been ill to-day, the least hope thar
capt. Milssr vii have The use of either Of
his eyes,
The Savannah papers mention, that tho
priysteers were ready for sea, having beer
ntted out, proyisIoned and manned in the
most complete mannet--that III further
disturbances had ensved since the destt,rr.
ton of these vessels.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-12-09
Sc -dSONABLE GOODS
ROYAL LINCOLN,

Ex0HANoE. sTREKr,
las for lale general afofment OF
SeasenabIe G0od5-Uiz.
A great variety of heff wen Of England and
common Broad Cloths.
Blac<, blue, brown, Dix'd. drab and bottle
Cailimeres
Brown. sorIle, drab maroon and blue peiice
Cloths
Devonihire Kerfeys, Imperial Cords.
Pelice Flanness, white, yellow, red, crimfon e
black Fiannels, Swanlkin..
Outfits, Dutiill Blankets, Serges. Plains.
Coatings; women . black and nste worried
Hnfc; news black. white and mix d do,
Rattinetts, Sha IONS, Durants.
Wilboars, veIvetts
Black, fare, mulberry and bottle green Cam
bricks; Buckraci, Bri.ilh Skirting. 4
Patent team loom ditto.
Cotton Umbrellas, blue Stockinett
Bsowa Linens, brown Cottons.
IL ndon printed Cambricks, Linens.
Linen Cambricks. Long Lawn.
Linen pocket handkerchiefs.
Florence and China Lullrings confifling Of
black, brown, fate, white, pink, light-
blue, and Buff.
Buff, pink, fate. ltraw and black Cotton
Grapes
Black Italian ditto.
Silk FIorentine vefings, white Merfei!Jes do
Black and fancy elk Handkerchief.
Bef company Bandaana do.
Fancy MIilins. fine and common book do.
Black lace Yelling, Silk Hole.
Mems and womens black and white fix
Gloves
Ditto Cotton do. Habbis Gloves
Mems best buck. Doe and beaver do.
Black and white laces black SincLaws.
Black Grape, Cambriek Handkerchief.
India Cottons, conGi.ing of Beerboon Gurrahs,
Catapalla BAfizs, Mamodies and Now
s2nRas
Linen Threads, from No IL to so
American Bed Ticking, RufIA Diapers
Huckabusks, Webbis patent fufpenders
Silk and netting do best gilt coat Buttons
Silk basket do colored Threads
Dimoties, Rnglih Diaper, India Calicoes
Ditto Checks, Factory Sheefing. ShirtiLg
Checks, Stripes, and large ahortnent of cot
ton warp Yarn, &c. tcs
P5 Notwithstanding the uncommon fear
city and high price of GOODS, this Fall, the
above being felected early in the Seafon. will
be fold aslow a. uiual. October 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-12-09
EXTRAORDINARY HONESTY

a perion OF the Quaker profefiion
(iays a London Iaper) having
through misfortune, about 40 wears
ago, become infolyent and not be-
ing able TO pay more than eleven
ihlllngs to the pound, formed a re-
folution, If Providence frnilsd on hia
future endeavors, to pay the whole 4
mount ; and III cafe Of death, he Or
dered his fons to liquidate his debrt
BY their joint proportions. II plsai-
cd God, however. to fpare his life
and after itruggling WIKI a varlety
OF difficulties, TOR his livclihooa
chiefly depended on his own labor
he at length fayed fufficient 70 fatis.
fy every demand. A few dave apo.
the old man came with corfdera-
bic FUN, TO the furyiying Con OF ore
OF his creditors who has been deaf
50 years, and Unified on paving him
the money he owed his father whica
DC accordingly did. wirh heart teit
iatisfacnon. Such display IL yir-
tuous principle, we rec ord With inf
mite rlealurc, as il not only reflects
the highef honor OH worthy ind,.
vidual, but ALTO on THAI toc,c:v y,
which he besoD g Whole members
have long been dliiingbithed AID H.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-12-09

In the District Court Of N. Carolina,
held at Raleigh last week, Judges Mar
shall and Potter presiding, in the case
OF the Y. ). vs.. Robert Mitchell and
others for violation Of the Embargo
laws, a verdict was found against the
deiendents for between 20 * 8 $4,000 |!
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-12-09
ROLFE & MITCHELL,

G3sIM5Iaa-R oxO f1fINe Sk,rsf
jJAVE jua received an aR1rtment Of
SADDLERY WARE;
Plated and Brais Harness Furniture;
Silver mounted, plated, plain. Whaebone
cstgut, and common Whips, &
Whip lhougs at Factory prices;
sleigh Bells Curry Combs and Brrlhes, with
avariety of other articles
A5o-PhiladeIphia Skirting. Harness and Bri
die LEATHER.
TaeJ make and keep as ufual, warranted
Saddles; Brides; plated, mounted, brafs and
common Harnefies; variety OF Trunk, with
every other article in the line ia their profef-
hon--ali of which will be fold on As good
Terms az can be purchaied in Portland
FOR tate az ABOVE aquansity Of good SEAL
SKINS.
November 25. Tow,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-12-09
REtfOYdL.
John PRICHARN.

A CQUAfNrs his friend. and the .ubIc
generally, that he has rcoloved from his
former asnd AT the Hay market, and hAs
opeaed a re dTHER STORE, IA F4eR ,fes.
a. The head OF Iagl ADAMS Wharf, where he
keeps c"niiAntly for fate, 1--we Gse.e, Ruiils,
ts'is aud common .sEATHERS, wA,ch he
ciiefs A low a. csn BE- pnrchAled ia he tt4le.
dis, Matrai1ss for le1men.
! PAscaAaD alto uforms The public ,lat
he has tzken ,he Brick Hs.u in Fsre street,
elpohte Tl.como's VIVA f. formerly oc. pied
- fA1sis H.Ee, VIII ave or tx lteady
Borders can be accosnm sted, add Private
Parties entertained.
tie has AlIo opened underneath laid houf., a
Pr02yfaa q Grg1ery Store.
With which families and o,hers may be fur
niihed on moderate terms.
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