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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-04-06
Land for Sale.

THE subscriber soishss TO sell Tract of
Land, situate in Ohio County, Virginia,
on the rioer Ohio, about t1oeaty miles
bssosc Wheeling, containing fUe hundr ed
acres Of the first rate Land, remarkably
1rU timbered and a1atered
The aboue Land aoiH be sold, great
bargain for cash. or bartered, on reason
aNetsrms, for Negroes, or Land situate
in Berkeley County.
NATHANIEL PAGE.
Berkeley County, March 80, 1915
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-04-06
To the Freeholders of the
District composed of
the counties of Berke-
ley, Hampshire, Hardy
and Jefferson.
FELLOW CITIZENS,

| offer myself to your consideration as
candidate TO represent you in the next Con
cress OF the United States. 1t is possible
the curious may be disposed to inquire, why
have become a candidate without the sane
ton of committee To this interrogato-
ry. answer, that the recent method of no.
miratins candidates by committees, howe
YER highly may incline to appreciate the
practice, is, nevertheless, as 1t seems to me,
no way preferable to the ancient custom,
which every one understands. Again, |
have been induced to declare myself at this
time, and in this way, by request of my
friends, who think with me, it is the wish
of a majority of the Freeholders OF the Dis
trict. If, however, we should be mistaken
in this particular, whatever the result may
be. will cheerlully submit to, when fairly
ascertained on the day of the Election
All desire 10 to give the people an oppor-
tunity of making a selection, and all | ask,
is an unbiased expression ofpublie opinion.
This nsanner OF proceeding appears perfect
" congeuiai with the first principles of our
government, with all our political institute
ons, and consequently can be liable to no
rational objection. Here, perhaps, it may
not be improper to premise, that trust my
department on this occasion, will be found
fair and manly; and that il should meet
with an opponent, he shall receive from me-
all the poiteness and decorum, due from
one gentleman to another.
TO those gentlemen in the upper parts of
the district, with whom have not the plea
sure of personal acquaintance, am per.
suaded shall be exonerated from the charge
Of egotisrn and of complimen,ing myself,
when they are informed, that lam Farm
er in the middle walks of life, and that if
honored with their suffrages, my circum
stances are such, that | will neither be
dripen from the path leading to the pros
perity of our country, oy 1cant or poverty,
nor aIured from it by aoarics or ambition.
Citizens of the District, if an ardent at
tachment to my native soil if many friends
and relatives, whom esteem and venerate !;
if numerous progeny in'ertwined with
every moral perception of my heart if Ell,
Their, or all these considerations combined,
can rivet man to his country and to liber-
ty-These motives, these inducements,
which, in my estimation, are the most pow
erful that can operate on the human mind
shall be left by me, as pledges in y,"r
hands, that will stedfastly adhere to your
interest, and the honor of the nation.
lam, gentlemen, your humble servant,
MAGNUS TATE.
Berkeley County, January l9, 1915.
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Alvtins5rrgh, Virginia,
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HATING indaIgsd those soho stand an
debted to me so long, that many, from
appearances, consider they are no longer
liable, aud as no longer Indulgence can be
girsn than the first IF May nent. those
1pho irish to SAGE cost, mill confer an OBJ
9isation By paying off their notes and
accounts.
JAMES FAULKNER.
Hartinsburgh, March 80, 1915.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-04-06

g We are authorised to state that AL
FRED Ii. POWELL, Esq. is a candidate
70 represent the District composed of the
Counties of Berkeley, Jefferson, Frederick,
Hardy and Hampshire, in the Senate of
this Commonwealth.
March 9, 1918.
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We are authorised to state, that r.
WHITE. Esq. the present Representa-
tive If this district an Congress, zoiH
"5ain Je Candidate for the su6ragsS Of
the freehotders Of the district composed IF
the Counties Of Berkeley, Jefferson, Har-
~ and Hampshire.
Feb 9, 1915.
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We are authorised to state, that Mcj
zadre1o Wdsgener and NJ 4srch;bcsd
HhsaTer, will, represent this County in the
next general Assembly Of Virginia, ifslect-
Feb. %, 1915.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-16
Faom LATE ENGLISH fAeass.
LONDON, June lC.

LONDON, June IL.
.GrmE--The estimates of the army
services tar 1915, have Just been PUB
fsaed in ob.siience to an order of the
hsg,e Of commons. I'he total amount Of
land forces, includiug the regiments in
tie East-lndia caapany's territory, is
St,s2,. The tota; charge i4,S.S. ASH.
S. Cd; OF which 7,9iTT,S8fl. SIS. remains
II be provided for.
An iroa beatisnow constructing on The
Slersey river, 10 be uayigated by steam.
ltisintended to ply between Liverpool
aad 6aneorn. Tor the CONVEYANCE of stone
to be ussd III the new ducks at Liver
pool.
A bill is nov IN progress IN the House
a Commons, for imposing 6 custom duty
d three per cent, on Vii vegetable ex-
tracts from oak bark, anu other substances
latofled into Great B.itain for ths pur-
pose Of tala'ia9 leather.
IN cattiag piece Of timber few ,lava
asa, IN Nhltehavens a }ies te13 was found
nthe yerYneart Of the wood, which was
fSectIy soaha and has lain on The ground
mayyaars.
Brpews received fom Gibraltar. il
'9Pqedrs that file king of Spain has autho.
n'd the importation Of English cotton
g'S'fS. sc. for two years.
d Beiaga, or snow-wh;te whale was
saagat a few DAYS ago in tie Firth OF
'orta, and brought to Edinbarg. Il is q
latSe Of the Arctic seas, and was never
lG0an before go Ear IN the south.
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BOOK AUCTION,
By the Marshal.

By the Marshal. =
4 NDER the decree of the Clrcuis
u Court Of the United States, for the
District Of Columbia for the County OF
|Afexandria-in the case of John .h'lrsf,
against Henry Hort and others-1he
Subscriber will offer at Public Sale at his
office On Washington Street, on Saturs
day, the 26th instant.
a Large and Valuable Collec.
ton Of BOOKS,
CONSISTING PRINCIPALLY OF
Common and Civil Law, Greek, Latin,
French and English Classicks, Englishs
History, Poetry, &c.-And quantity Of
MUSIC, &c.
The Sale will commence at half past
2 o'clock in the afternoon.
D. MINOR, D. M,
FOR
w. BOYD, Marshal.
Avg. 16..
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-16
OF the Late News.

iae last report IS That Bonaparte plac-
y y, elalseli IN the hands of the Duke of
Wellington. Asthis information is SAID
y H funded on a communication from
SSea'Gal Deckwnrth to the Mayor of
.v&a4th. it's entitled to atttei.tiol-
sestad by Plymouth paners, that the
s'm Of the battle of June i3, and after
SsNs Of the Abdicatiou, we're catnau-
%.alea throush t';e same medium. TIE
~'s'lgence is understood to have been
l'u'a'4ed in Pigmoata paNer Of July
aaa PAPER OF that date was lent, at
W ~ % TIE .Aristiles lor baltimore.
veto net perceive any mention Of
POslhqns Of tie Austrian and Russian
T =, at later date.
a -. 'eteHdon Of requesting Napoleon
sasn was expressed in tie Lesisla-
sn aSe50re It was mentioned that he con-
'Ipiated abAicating.
Sr. ~ soon 1, as the intelligence of the
,,s 80 .'ctory Of the Allies had spread
france. the Royalists In MANY
''es made a hex eias.rf. rose. tore down
ess Feco'Oar. aad attacked Bopaparte's
l, ,as Ajax. British =. appeared of
aa ELITES on the STth of June, snd sent
~ sl Oh shore on Seeing the white flag
-" Sha was afterwards invited. in
, s'r.' and vent Isl. The officers we're
~ = W''a tee greatest ienonstra-
~ y Joy. Tie friease Noioutare.
Ii,ca, Was WITTY her. nas dispatched to
~, sS''aa tesree Information to the Spa
: y 'ae sgciGl fail Of Gieir old enc
a,a. ~. % ep;anrnicate anr Intelligence
met IN the Mediterranean.
-. ''elch vessel lad arrived at Mar
a''at tie 25ta of June, from OF
Sn ms and Informed that tie Ame-
No 9aaaron We're bomhardias that
ssa inch brig from the w. Indies. ar
Ss,,s :: 'iarseJles June 90, and reported
ven bearded II Cape Pallss, BY
@. ~ =. squadron, on the 18th.
As''sa and Spaaiards were cap
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3. resy.assibility 10 the eyes Of

. rrest resto3sioillfy 10 tue EYES -
81. ,',,c cpaa'jvtors.y
!. ss ~ 5 Ds:,er a,otiye flsan The wish to pre-
d g. III blood and the il.te-
E;' ! s. 81 sDsdEry las dictated this let
sppeas o. che field q battle with ss,
e,ss;csion of your talents, ! shall
s + ,s;t',ei, Tie conviction Of contend
= {, fss aosaiest Of causes. the defence
y Z ;slspeadsace Of my country and
s, ssatcyef NAY be tie event shall
,.sIs. gfeu esteem
Acct, ] pay yo;',
III lord, the assurance
~ nv highest consideration,
ECkMUEIL.
s;.,;;ar letter has lssn written to
s '''' geographic desnatch referred to,
\ $ found ID the preceding colenn.)
- s.ss, July s-We have to-day re-
,.,ss., news from the plenipateatiariss
,Yly.!l.ns,oa's ioe;aa-qaa.tsi's. Tie ne
.s,gt;oa continues, Sut we know not the
Issalt.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-16
M'DERM1TT's FoR7, July 10.

SIR,
Never did the Indians PERHAPS shew
a nore determined intention Of hostility
than at present in This garter: yester-
day abaut g O'Clock III the evening, two
privates Of my company, as they were
passing alorg tie common road, leading
from St. Charles to this MACE, within
two mi e If the fort, had their attention
arrested ta The bleating of a fawn, and
on turning little that way, to which
| they had heard the nsise, discovered two
Iad;ans raise up from behind a large lay
ing down tree, about so yals;s from them
ADD as one OF toe indians was raising Ids
gun to his face, che Of the men fired at
hin, the Indian fell and was seen no
more, but while lie was loading his gun
again al int ian fred at BIN and SHOT
lin through his SHOT pouch ard through
the waistband OF his pantaioons. Ills
fellow in arms had taken stand behind
IA tace which was convenient. shot all IN
d;an who was behind another tree load
ing his gun, and who he supposed was
notciEg the other nan : Eie saw him fall
behind tie tree and not knowing how
mary indians there were they made the
oest Of t...eir way to the Tort.
Seven men s!ieI weht III pursuit of the
Indians, and found the heads Of three
indians i,ehind the tYse, aud saw where
lie .a;i which was shot at the indian be-
iiIud TIE tsee to haye lightly tocched tie
nark AID considerable blood, and Oh pur-
suing tI.eir trail, found some icayes which
had peen put Ii the wound saw blood
frequently ca tie trail. Thinking them
selves too weak they gave UP the pursuit
ior that day. News va. brought ne i'm
medlatelJ at Aoutre- island, al.d tbs da,
! arrived here with SIX men to continue
the search, hoping the wounded Indian
nigh. be tCaud, but tie citizens and M
inca here mad seen ont early III TIE morn
ias, they Could not trail the Indians far !;
saw the si1sn o1 three Indians distinctly,
Sc. VIZ. A4nRL, Capt. MI. MA.
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Indian News.
Froa lie St. Lossis Pepper, Jaly IS.
Extract Of Il letter from friend al
Iicnaag de tSipa,c, t!aic9 JAY IL.

ErtTfct OF f2t'er JFfnl 1FtenG al
1'criaee de tSina.r, ,!afca Jay II.
The Commissioners we're unable to o.
pen the council pntitYestesyiay, very few
Indians hare vet arrived aud none Of a.
ny note from those tribes who arc YET
committing rnuTdefasand stealing hoYses
sc. on our borders iti$ true the SocLs
and Foxes haYc so OF 40 men here who
attended tie caulcil, bat they are tie
most uncomfortable Of t?!eir nations tses-
tispte of power or aatIlority to treat.
Governor CIi.ri, cpenel tie cauncil
with the luminous vicw of the c0lidiet 81
the different nations OF Indians Before
and during the late var with tie British.
TIE Sacs were the last spoken to they
we're reminded Of their conduct within
the last 8 or 4 years, anil informed ofthe
benevolent intentions 0! the President,
his wish 60 bury the tnsnahaWk and for
get past transactions, Tie Governor
expressed surprise at The absence Of their
chiefs and heAd-nan and advised them
10 go Or send for their chiefs immediate
lY, as their non-appearance would, IL
thirty days from that day, result in war,
This conversation was interpreted to
the shawanoes. Delawares, Sioux, Ma
has, &c. &c. by their respective inter
craters, and they rose as ii by instinct,
expressing their assent By vehement cries
of applause, which much appalled, the
Sacks {. d kickapoos.
After the council, when each tribe
had retired to their camp, a rumor got
aeoat that some of the friendly indians
intended mischief against the sacs and
Kickapoos: "a strong guard was sent to
protect them. but sometime in the night
thew took fright, embarked IN their ca
noes and pushed up the Mississippi. !
presun.e they will return with their
chiefs ina fe" days, as the Whole nation
are encamped sor,e distance above Salt
river, two Or 1tt.ree days journey from this
place.
There arc but few Pattawatomies ar
rived yet, the remaining chiefs are ex-
pected daily:
Cora of a letter addressed to Gen. Ris-
sci! end Cc!. ,4fi;!'!er, ty tie Comn'is-
s;oners appointed 10 trcct soith lie m
Gidns.
PoarAoa rE s,orx, July II.
I" sir-.As Commissioners appointed
to negotiate a treaty Of peace With the
tribes of Indians residing upon tie Mis-
sissippi and lis waters, who, at tie time
of the ratification Of tie late treaty with
Great-Britain, we're at var with tie I.
States: we in conformity to year lnstfac-
TONS, notified those tribes CT the peace
that lad been concluded and OF the ST.
|pulations it contained in regard to them
selves, and at tie same time invited tdem
Ito attend by dcPutat:on Of Chie!s at
that place on the sixth instant, fer the
purpose of concluding treaty ct peace
and amity between the 7. States and
themselves.
Tie friendly overtures Of the 60
vernment do not, however. appear, TO
have been met BY corresponding dispo-
sition on the part Of those tribes.
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aNone of them have as yet sent for
ward sufficient depatatsea 70 treat with
Ias. Several Of them have not sent q
single man; nor have we any ground to
expect they will do so.--And while 2
considerable number of the most insigni-
icant and contemplate persons Of TIE
Sacks AMI Foxes of Rock River, have at
tended, without more than one chief, we
have been Informed aud have reason to
belive their principal chiefs and warriors
continue to cherish the most inveterate
and deadly hostility towards the Arneri-
can people and government; and that
war parties from those tribes recently
started for our frontiers, which statement
is considered the more probably BY the
occurrence of SEINE very late acts of hos
fifty (of which they have previously
committed many since they were IN
formed of the peace.
g TIE Kickapoos sent forward one
chief only, and there are strong grounds
to believe that they have identified
themselves with the Sacks and Foxes in
their late hostiiites, and that they par
ticiPatc their present unfiisndly DISPOSE
ton.
g Those three tribes left here private
Iy last night, and we feel it our duty to
state to you, as our opinion, that the ex-
ertion OF the military power OF the 60
yernment Will Be necessary to secure the
peace aad safety Of this country.
We lave the honor TO be, &c.
(signed)
I'm. Clark,
~ s','iuian Ed5sards,
.ansnste CkcuieniI.
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JOIN OSBORNE. :"
Nee Tol.k. .furrsf 10.

JFf1-f0FG, .iurESt IL.
From Gualaicupe.--Capt. Doane, Of
the Juliet, informs that St. Fierres was
b'ockaded ~ The British, and all bust
ness at that place at stand. There
were Is 900 men under arms, daternin-
ed to defend it to tie last extremity. The
British had landed 1900 men at the
Saints. He was boarded off tie island
oy brig of war, and treated politely.
Informed that they bad no orders to take
the island, but exps cted soon.
The French brig Trade, Ballet. from
Nantz, bound to New.York, was eertur-
ed OF tie look Yesterday, 5y the british
razee Acbar, an1 big Of syar--t''ey had
also captured tie big Hannah, from
Guadaloupe.
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French Feeds at Pnris.

ga Il Ft!ttV k-sS3tNe Sst a t's 81
s per cents. Ealk Actions.
Ieae sS $3.50 a $500 9j5 a 9.T5
% oi,5o a 6a,,25 l0n0a 1895
SO S4,2s a 6o,Da I0Isa 1895
lalg / CTS q GS,Go 9a5e 1860
Tie following vessels are advertised
# lors. aa..x, Juiv. 4, to s,tii for Ameri-
"a .-lae slip Balize, M.Neal, for n.
issans, to san laly %. The brig Cos
uapslite. caapbeli. for aTew-0rleans. to
siimme,listeIy. ihe ship Tontine. Han
pilser, Tor n. York, July s.. Hsig Adj
.aae, Of 3al'imose: fei, n. York, imme-
iiateiY, Ship HUNTER Keiaeger, fer
Rliaieiphia, July 10. Brig Alineda,
fsnson, for Baltimore, July Is. Ship
sasqaehaAnaA, Gushing, For PhiIadel-
pAia, Immediately.
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ALEXANDRIA.
WEDNESDAY, Aueusr is.

/ The following letter to the Mayor Of
this town from the chairman Of the Com.
.nittee Of the Citizens Of Petersburg APP
pointed toreceive donations for their re-
lief, has been communicated to us for
publication.
Petersburg, 11th .aagstst 1915.
SIR,
!" Your favor of the Gath ultimo'
addressed to the Mayor, and those Of the
.lst and 9th inst. have been duly received
the two last enclosing s 1880, for the re-
lief Of the unhappy sufferers by The late
Fire in this Town.
{: In acknowledging the receipt of
your letters and their contents, I beg
leave, in behalf Of tho citizens of Peters
burg, to tender You their most unfeign-
ed and grateful thanks. The liberal pc.
cuniary assistance and sympathetic feel
inss of our fellow citizens of alexandria,
have made a lasting impression on :heir
distressed brethren Of Petersburg.
l am, with great respect, sir, in be-
half Of the committee Of distribution.
your most oDedient humble servant,
81 1.--.r 1rro0a,- a. "
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ffom tie iSaS!on Pulladiun,.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-12-20
MURAr DtFt,ATEDl

BY schr. Gen. Jackson, ar. at Baltimore,
ia'h inst. Al days from Leghorn, an account
is received tnat an expedition under MuRAT
TO regain his crown, had proved aoor,lve. lie
embarked at Corsica, 2stn Sept. with about
ESQ men, ih number of bArgcs, Sc. and at
ter encoontsring severe weather. they sue
ceeded IL landing on the coast of Cslibria, "a
bout ON Oet-but tho people being averse
from him, he was met after few days, and
alter bard fought action was defeated ana
taken prisoner.--Il was reported at Leghorn,
on the l7th, that he had been tried by a mil.
itary tribunal and SHOT!
Extract Of letter .f'om respectable merchant in
Leyhorn, dated Oct. %
Since my letters were closed, information has
been received in town. that MURAT has bssh shot,
at place called rizza"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-12-20
SOUTH AMERICAN AFFAIRS.

From AnSs'on, Jam. taher ef Mop. s.
by passenger arrived on Tuesday from
Curacos, in the Fortupatus, we have received
a cirtumstan,isi detsii OF The actual situation
OF Venezuela, which is certainly any thing
than being favorable 10 the cause Of ferdin-
and The 7,h.-Mstusin Guysia, and all the
Savsnnas Of Cumana and Bareellons, are in
the eniire posse ssIon Of the Independents, and
II is presumed, on good ground,. that the is
land oi MargaIitta has likewise dissolved the
unnatural Connection. .--In the west Of Vene-
aueia, general Urdanta, at the head Of an arr
my from New q enada, has possessed him
self OF the provinces Of Me esida, Truxillo, and
bariuss, alter must brilliant ea,eer, termin-
sting 10 decisive action, fuusht AT Les. Pie
drss, In which battle, the Spanish general
Ca'gads was killed. A spirit o! discontcnt
prevails in Cora, Msracsybo, and even Rio Gle
la dache.- Through the same channel We
are made acquainted with an insurrection IN
Q'ito, the natural result Of the battle tough,
IN Papsyao, and success Of the indie pendent
Buenos Aycr'ans a, Lima, whose capital was
Known 10 be threatened, and Must, by this
time, have fallen
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-12-20

The l,h inst. was the day assigned by
the citizens Of Alexandra, to give an clcgan,
dinner in honor OF Gen. Jackson f; but he was
not able to attend, being much indsposed, in
consequence Of a wound he sometime since
received in one of his arms. HIS arm is at
present 10 such state as TO render amputa-
tion highly probable which, from the state
OF his genera! debility might endanger his
valuable life.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-12-20
FROM ENGLAND.


BY an arrival az Norfolk London dates have
been received TO the 27th of October. Their
contents are not very important TO the Amer
ican reader "A paper Of the 2stn, gives a
particular desc iption of the frame work Of
house preparing at Woolwich, 20 be sent TO
81. Helena, for the accommodation Of Bona
parte aud his suite and also, Of the iornI-
ture ordered tor this mansion. The stwuc-
lure Of the house i, stated to be in the Gre.
clan style, its dimensions 100 by 100 feet sod
two s,ories high. The furniture IS repre-
,cnted as elegant though plain rather thsn
superbly SO. The whole Of the articles pfc
pairing for the accomuoda of the es-em.
pcror, it is said viii weigh 500 tons asd are
to be accompanied by arlizabs, for the pu,
pose Of fitting up The e,,bii,hment at It's
de s,ination.
One Of the new French Deputies, Couni
dc Neuvillc, resided lsteIy in New.Je'sey.
IL has been reported, that Generals Ssvary
and L'Alcmand, captured win Bonspsrte.
and proclaimed az traitors by Loui, 18Th bsd
been given up 10 the French but We hnd
toe repor, false, and that they are allowed ar
asylum il the English island Of Malta, wbsre
they had arrived.
The refractory British sssnen hs1 brte
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-12-20
/. WAR.i

Il report reached Rew<1ork on Sat
urd!y e0enias last. that Me Alseriqes,
7rlp0litans and Iimieians, had behead-
ca ther Bey's, ana declared W,.AR d.
GAINSf The UNI7ED S7A7kS.
III svas beiievicd al Ncw. 1ork.
lSJ a sch Mt. at Boston ON Friday last, from the
Mediterranean On the 18Th Oct. lat 81, ,fs in ,,h
eight .itSeras fgstes, was buarded sne treated ci.
WHY SAID they were cruaing tor the Dulch squad
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