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FOR THE ENQUIRER.]
FRAGMENT OF A PERSIAN TALE.
STORY or ABDILLA,

On the borders of Lake Aral, in the Pro
vince OF Legistan, lives youth, whose pros
poets have been blighted, whose hopes have
unfortunately been extinguiShed In lone
ly cave does I've now sigh for the happiness
which he once enjoyed and ever and anon Ire
bends the snppiant knee 10 the throne OF IA
tiod thrice Holy in prayer, for the perpetual
happiness OF the Innocent authOTess OF his mi
sery.-His history is the following lin the
mouth of May, when the wintry storms were
past; when chilling frosts no longer checked
the luXuriance OF the pomegranate; came Has
san TO the dwelling of Abdalla. 'Come, my
FREUD, said he, IS be 10 longer rccluse let
us haste TO the mountains of Candahar let us
ENJOY the benignity of spring, and the smiles
OF lovely maidens." The heart of Abdalla had
known but friendship. Unused to the society
OF the female world, he had been taught To cou-
slider their look as misery, their touch as pes
thence. To the solicitations of his friend he
reluctantly Yielded. Hassan's bosom elowed
with "a warmth Of friendship equalied only by
that of Abdalla. TO the mountains they mer-
Cliy sped many maIdens were there they
were cheerful, they were happy Abdalla
sees, lie speaks to them. Still his heart feels
not the charms of beauty. nor the destinations
1T well cultivated minds. He is insensible to
love 80. But who is she that NOW strikes his
view, and above all the rest shines so eminently
conspicuous? That is the maid Of KHTdstan (:
HeI voice is melody the charms finer COLO
quail oloquence are irresistible. Abdalia feels
her power l,e resolves 10 tell passion which
now fills every avenue of his heart He is a.
eitated, for his heart foTebodcs the result. The
maid hears him, but remains unmOyed. She is
as cold as the " clOd of the valley" Detected
and forl0rn, the unhappy youth flies to seek
the calmDess of solitude. His hopes are past
the measure of his wretchedness now DER
flows; the sun of his happiness has gone down
forever. He, who fondly hoped, ere long, TO
have been able to give instruction to the gnO.
rant, TO hold up the torch of intelligence to a
dark and benighted multitude, has biOomed,
like the rose, TO wither aud die lee. Think
q We maidens, at the moment when the sup
plant youth bends to your power, and acknOwl-
edrce your sway, o think then on the fate of
AbJaldl
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plicaticn ofir. Bosarlus, be was ordered by
the court TO retire.-He declining, was on the
same application, ordered into custody. MIR,
Price aud also MIR. hildreth disclsinied know
ing any thing about this Young man. The next
day this same person made his appearance as
witness against Miss Edsall, and-t support
the evidence otd notorious prostitute OF this
city, aud whose evidence was proven false by
tour witnesses.
Upwards of forty witnesses were examined.
The trial occupied three DAYS. Mir. Price ad-
dressed the Jury about two hours, and made
handsome appeal 10 them the part OF the
husband, who was bound by law To answer for
the misconduct OF his wife.
MIR. Bcgardus commenced at seven. and
comciuded summing up about halt past nine.
The Jury retired, and on Saturday morn
ing returned a scaled Verdict in the words fol-
lowing
In consideration of the situation of Thomas
Devine, who has been brought into this di,fi-
Guilty By the extremely shameful and scan.ia-
lo,s conduct oiMargaret his wife. the Jurors
arc induced to mitigate the amount OF DANA
scs, and accordingly find a Verdict for the
Plaintiff of EIGnr HUNDRED DOLLARS AND
CosTs.
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SAILORS trsr

while Dr. Mitchell and the vi the company were
busted IN dsgug np the Skeleton the mammoth vii.
yo!d seaman, WIN Ned under Com Punt Jones' in the
ban Hot1ie Htrisord during the Revolutionary war Gu
rionsly crowded VIII; Others 10 the OF action Upon
seeing the huge jaw aud tusk he observed-' how
II rs. can tell You how this gigantic became ex-
tnct.' uew "Why. whenNoah fetching the 9th
or fellows who presented themselves the Ark the
mammoth came ei"resiar 100 and wanted to come but
Noah told iin be could not be Admitted, for lac was too
bis to 20 down the hstCbvay, aud would leave him and
h,s no gangway The mammoth could not tnd n
bh ia that ship, but was obliged to his chance and
WAS dto"ned ia the d.uge."i The preservation Of n
smaller species Of the elephant the hypothe
sS-Netiue Is not 30 tenacious of his theory MS some
system makers are of theirs, and have seen MANY
joker OF jokes. ~. Y. foI
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.ltdalia ras a Chis,ian.
LONDON. June 10.


Description Of tie Bridge Of Waterloo, &c.
The savoy Palace, situated on the Northern
blnk of the river Thames, was chosen for the
SPIT from which bridge should be erected, to
pass over to the county Of Surry; the bridges
already erected, namely, Westminster and
y ackfriars, being at great distance from
etch other, owing TO the curved course OF the
River, which, thereby rendered the passage
fio,n CoVent Garden, aud the parts adjacent,
TO the Surry side, excessively announcement and
CiTtuitOus
20 obviate this difficulty, bridge was pro-
jcctcd nearly at an equal distance between the
Other two, and though undertaken by indvi-
dnais upier an act Of Parliament has been ex-
tc1ted IN p 'uanner wholly without example for
&c cubic spirit displayed by them. In gene
~ tht persons ~iio undertake such an enter
pii,e seek 10 Obtain the proposed advantage
s. themselves at the cheapest rate they calcn
lpe high profits and the lowest possible ex-
~ 3 TIRES but the pr0pretors OF the Water
lrO Bulge, highly 10 their honor. have in the
firs, instance only sndicd maguidcence and
durability.
Ga most durable and extensive materia
N5rnn to- has been employed, under the ablesi
engineer Vi she day, Mr.. Renoies who lIas,with
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PHILAnrIru1A Anrns

PHTLADELPHIa, August S.
meeting of the Citizens of Philadelphia
was held on the 9th OF August, ISt7 at the
State House, for tue purpose OF further consi.
dering the eXpediency of farming an Associate
on, AHNlliary to " the American Society for Co
lonl<ing the Free people OF Colour of the United
Right Rev. Wa. WRITE, was called to tue
chair, aud
WILLIAM MEREDITH, was appointed Secre-
taTy.
The proceedings Of former meeting, held
on tie I'D oi July last-and ti,e address of the
Hon. BCsHRoD WASHINGTON, President of
the Amertcah Colonization Society, TO the
People Of the United States-having been
read
Mr.. RalstOn stated that Elias B. Caldwell
Esq. the Secretary OF that Society, was present
ana might probably be able 10 give explana-
tons and information, useful to the delibera-
tions OF tins meeting. Mr.. Caldwell, being re-
quested, addressed the me eting and took full
and satisfactory view Of the plan of the Society,"
ami OF the reasonable probability of it's success
having answered objections which on some
occasions have been started-he argued forci-
bly, aud iinpressiyely, that the state of public
feeling, In which the hand of Providence was
visible, marked this the fit period for insti-
tutng system which lin the meanwhile anne
iorating the condition of the slave aud mode
rating the apprehensions of the MASTERY wouid
progressively and rapidly, remove one of the
greatest political, moral and religious evils,
which arhict the country-and at no distant
time, effects contamination SC devoutly to be
wished. the utter eXtirpatiou of SLAVERY opgn
or disguised, from the United States.
Several Reverend Gentlemen, of different
denominations. and othcrs, expressed their SEN
timents cogeutly and eIoquently, in favour ola
Jealous and cordial co operation with :" the
American Society,"" towards the accomplish
ment OF their deSign-and the meeting came
TO Resolution to form themselves uto Society,
TO be called the Philadelphia Society, Aux
Hilary to the American Society, tor colonizng
the Free People of Colour OF the United
States" A Committee consisting of the Chair
man and Secretary of this meeting, Mr. Jonah
Thompson, the Rev DIR. Staughton, and Robert
Ralston, and John Connolly, Esquircs, were
appointed 10 draught a ConStitmtioii, to be sub
united fer consideration at the next meeting.
and an adjournment was then carried to Tnes
day next the 18th, 4 p. Nj. at the State House.
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July Is

ollCE rs hereby given, that at thenext August court
OF orange county at The courthouse thereof shall
sel az public auction, for cash much of all the lands
ara lots IN than county returned delinquent for the non
payment OF the saXesof the last year. will sufficient
unpaid for that year and per eentum DAMAGES there
on ioetheT with the taxes for the present year Tie
sdes WIZ commence ON the first day of conrt and
ted ~ ~ - '"P'e-
me snbscribeT isauhorsed to receive all such fsxef
ana damages at time before the land shall be sold
nst OF denquences may hgseen in the CeIssOnlce Of
me County IN possession 81 the subscriber or in the OF
nee OF the Auditor OF Public Accounts.
THOMAS SoRRILLB. Deputy.
For Thomas R0W, Sheriff
- Of Orange Coupfg,
Snly IL IpwSw
LiSI Of DeHnqneHcies Ia tie LdRd Tar liz tie upper
end o. the Coantg Of Orange, for nc year lsi6(Jo-
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The Duhe of yYelineton's plute.

ouT readers know that superb service of Plate has
been presented to the Duke OF Wellington BIZ the iua of
Portugal. The house OF Mr.. Gerard the eminent silver
snlth III Pantou ST. yesterday thronged by great
NUMBER oi the nobility and gentry admitted
oN tickets to view II. The following d correct de
sciptcn ut this brilliant tribute of gratitude to Dr-
tish hero.
Tie piece represents the unanmity of the vic
oriOus nations by fsces, each Of the arms
OF ons Of Tue respective nations around the fasces are
tue quarters oi the globe, alegorcay descrlbed-Eu
rope Win morse; Asia with camel Africa with "A
Scorpion and America with allgator-which a, ma,
Ain. offerings TO the nations of sariands of
flowers, OF most exquisite workmanship the whole is
suIVuhed by The gobe, with most correctly classical
figure Victory waving her benign WINES over the Pc.
nhsuia and holding lG her right hand Give anu aim
biac indicative OF peace and triumph her left
three crowns of laurel The whole by eight
SphlnXes, dcnOtng the nuhe years which the yico
nous duke spent II the Peninsula.
The piece the crest Of Portugal griffin With
the thunder of Jupiter under dis feet 5enong the irre
sietible proves of the Portuguese nation.
"ha next presents Itself grand column, which
Is beautiful gure representing OF the daughters of
iagiS carrying trophies to adoTn the grand iunphr
centEe-the beautiful aud elegant candeiabras called the
hanbeauX OF victory from their being OF palm
branches.
Next is grand column on which is inscribed
ONE of his Grace's battles around which are nymph.
agorned win flowers, dancing and carrying lights TO dis
play The inscriptions.
The end piece Egyptian figure which from its sta
Dility, indicates the general Tepusc OF pations.
There are tablets OF the whole Grace's battles i'm
regular succession on the plateau, az per list.
HE ground work of the plateau composed OF silver
FURNISHED beautiful design illuminated by lo6 wax
candles-and the whole forms most delightful suecta
Gle. ''
Fifteen dozen plates knives forks and spoons weigh
ABOUT one hundred thousand ounces70 covered dishes
small. -
Length of plateau upwards Of 30 feet; breadth about
- London paper
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pRODrCYIN spINNIvc

hank OF yarn has been laid before The Irish Linen
Board which spun by gir only IS years age
the name Of Wood itweghs only 10 grains aud OF
would require 700 hanks weigh one poand
which would make i thread 2.j2i lao yards. about
iiS2 miles ia length IL lbs ounces. drains and
half of warn spun thus hue would contain thread that
measures 2i9i2 miles which equal to the circuit of the
uube.
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LIrom Sfee.'s Use, yoy. 1917.
VARIATIONS Of /,


does not appear from recent on the va
riao that the magnetic needle is returning again TO the
North Tor duriug the last i5 months its de.hlaton la
been found To increase seera. rnues hence It's rece.
dinsiron us Westers limits becomes question of I'M
portanc. TO the literary world.
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much SI,il ami uarenittns attention, bronght
TO a CONCLUSION a work which will remain a
monument OF his ability, and of the liberaity
and public split of the proprietors.
The British Parliament, by an Act, (dared
isl6,) gave the Bridge the name of Waterloo.
They Thought tina, the finest monument tor one
OF the greatest of Victories, should be TIE
grandest Bridge that ever waSerectcd.
DIMENSIONS OF THE BRIDGE
Feet.
The length 81 the stone bridge within
.ns deu I'm, !. -, ....;...'.... i<lz
arches Oh the Surry side OF the river l250
Length of the road supported on brick
arches OH the London side. ......... 400
Total lengtl from the Strand, where
the building begins, to the spot in
Lambeth where IL falls to the level
OF the road. ......:. -. $500
Width of the bridge within the balus-
trades. .................... -
Width OF pavement or footway, OH EACH
sue. ................ .............
Width of road for horses and carriages -
Spano each arch. .................. la0
Thickness ofeach pier. 20
Clear water way under the nine arches,
which are equal. ................... 1859
Number or brick arches on the Surrey
sue ...................... 40
Number of ditto on the London side... 10
Length Of The other Bridges in London.
estmi,'ster, from wharf 10 wharf. 1928
biackfriars. ............... go
London Bridge. Observation-Disclosures. 900
Vauxha!! Cast Iron Bridge ............ 500
The whole of the outside courses of the
Bridge Is Cornish Granite, except the balus-
trades. which are OF aberdeen Granite; and
the stones, like those Of the Temple fSolonon,
were cut to- their form before they were brought
10 the spot
There are 800 piles driven into the bed of the
river under each pier, the length of each pile
from 10 To % feet, and the diameter about
fifteen inches; there is one pile to ever. yard
square.
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New York Mayors Court.
S,tiiy EGsaU,
vs..
Thomas Deriae and

nqrgdrei his wite.
We, the Jurors, who tried this cause, do in
addition to the Verdict of 800 dollars, certify
and declare. that the words spoken and pub
iished by the wife of Thomas Devinc, were
false and malicious, and the attempt to injure
Miss Elsall's reputation, was base attempt
to destroy the character ola worthy, deserving
and innocent female, and do deem IL duty, as
far as lays in our power, 10 restore her aud her
family TO the respect and attention OF their
neighbOrs and friends.
JOHN Go0d, DGrid Rodgers,
Nm. BsgtT.inS, Benjamin - kaap2,
Stephen Doudo, John Stephens, u.
Stephen Stguiae, lY,n. ~ TOaspkhss,
Nm. ". Russsl, join Connor.
July &c, 1917.
tRep CErOn.
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fFrom IRE Lire
ORIGINAL.


81 TIE L14Y'E EDpaRO RUSHYoN.
WHEN mans great euise despoiic sway,
sweeps myfiads nom The ieaiins day
when wide DER all The Christian woiid
bestructon's banners are unfuIid
when Europe with exhaustion reeis
Yet non remorse nor pity feels;
Atthis dread period SoHihsg stands.
The wild harp trembling IA his hands
Aud hist frantic fur, iiTss his mind,
CscrytO COd" lac cries, csiirersacs 5oy mankind -
All, southey filthy bo,ish brood
We've prone tn she'd each others blood.
Thou cculdst not with unTut,i'd mien
Behold the agonilnc sceGe
Why ihfn supuose the Size of All
Is pleas'd To see his creatures fail
Why then, II carnage stew he ground
And creams, aud shrieks and wells abound;
Why then, II ruthless la,ook lord i,wide.
shon'd b,so, rage eArit, aad God be sirriled2
srieve when earth is dienelsd wuh gore,
And realms with woe coverd Ger
s'ieve, aud reprobate the plan
ofthansiDg COD ior slaughtered man
Nor can hope that lawless sway,
Fierce as tiger DER his prey,
VIII ever uncOmpelPd resign
That power the priest proclaims divine;
No, SOuthey nc oppress0rs nr'cr uHDInd--
us man-hish-minded man, must libel:.Ie mankind.
Appall'd by super litious cares
DespOts of wore bavS crown their hcIs;
But when, oh, SouIhcyi tell me when
Have acspots iais'd tbeT slaves To iu.n.
Nopries OF Power, to tins they bend,
For this eterhaily contend;
Whilst man, let despois rise or fall,
Poor abJect man suoinilst to all
And should his wrongs beyond endurance swell,
Here giates tue States red arm, and there endless
hell.
Whether Of home foreign growth.
All despots nom my Soal lOath
Andas 10 rights should
Expect message from the moon,
AS hope 10 Ily
Coinbn'd, To cherlsh fIerdOnI's reign
Combn'd 10 humaniZe the heart,
And bid lie nurses dreams depart;
No, SOuthey, no those Scourges when combin'd
May desolatea world, but never free mankind.
II proof be wanting France may show
In mans great cause how monarchs glow
Thou know when one Immortal stroke
Her decorating shackies broke;
Thou know how Enrope's savage swafms
Flew, like iniuraie hends, 10 ariDs
aud now the Wanting legions came,
Ioquench a ncyer-d dying name
And we'll thou SnOw'st how France sublimely rose,
BARD her res.sess arm, and crush'd Ia agsressiDg
foes.
u PTo5fbe wanting, INN III me eye.
" neTe paoT paititioB'd POLAND es;
By May bath'Tcns hand assa;Pd,
in Freedoms Canse she tonight, she failed :;
She saw heI children bite the dust,
Oetwbeln't by rapine, murder lust
She saw her cities niaze, and all
That Scapd the iiaMes by TuiliaEE fall
TransnSd by groves OF pixies she heard them gyoan
Then back mo the danes saw wIthing Thousands
thrown.
Poor PROSTATE Poland here we End
How despots hbeIeie mankind
Ami here, unbihshing Bard we see
The savage hOrdes eNioi'd by thee /;
bt' whether MINISTRIES change with times,
Ano scatter lowers O'eI couitiy crimes
Or iIuths nIm sons ImpTson'd lie,
o. priests Inc reasoning powers deCry;
Soon, Ike those brutes ihaE shun The nightly lre,
From fIeedor2's holy tame shall mars foes re-
tire
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THIS sHhioTaneo0s rdifce to be illaniiaed on tie
.2d of this month"; when IL will aioId the
splendid spectacle that exhihi,ed any
country. There to be also grand BAH in the
the SAME day." Nat. IRf.
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va virtue OF a deed OF trust executed on the day
- Of February, 1916, by Wm +. John on, the
yof Chesterfield for certain purposes therein mentioned
SHALL positively sell for ready money Tuesday the
day of September next, the LOT OF GROUND and the
Improvements thereon described said deed tst
lying the South side Of the Manchester TnrnpkerOad
near Mr. Haley Coles avcrn aud now lately ia the
cupancy Of SAID johnson.
t1r TIE Sale iciH fdke place HDon TIE premises.
WILLIAM RICHARDSON, Trustee
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4 AND FOR sALE.-Beiug disposed to enierate to the
western Country, offer for sale tie tract Of Land
on whicb reside. Iyng the head wlers Of the "a
munky-hounded by The lands Of James Lindsay Patrick
Mclin, Benjamin Oliver jun. of Hanover and John
gers and containing by survey four hundred The
qnayp this land Is excellent and makes IL susceptible
OF the charlottesville benefit and imp the
use Of Plaster ~ Paris u has II fine timothy nea-
dow Of about thirty Ofch iowrOunds in the best
condition for immediate profit. II is miles Fast Of
Southwest Monntans-is intefseoted by inexhaus
be vein OF excellent mestonehas Of course fine pute
Limestone water, and the advantage 81 as tine climate
as any in america. The improvements are plain but
comfortable The cleared land, being one half Of the
tract IN excellent condition for cTop the ensuing wear
inasnuch as all the highland, that In immediate cuI.
tnrc IS covered with clover.
Possession can be had on the list day Of January 1913
and the purchaser may have privilege sowing whest
as seop as he pleases.
The terms will he made known personal application
to the subscriber living the land by letters addTes
sed to Iindsay's Store. MATTHEW MAURY.
Albemarle, July 20. n W.T.
NTOTiCR.-AlI persons having claims against the es
y tate Of Thomas CfOUcr deceased requested 10
bring them forward and those thai indebted will please
make payment Immediately, as there can be no further ia
dUigence gwen.
JOHN GLOVER, 81.
NATHANIEL ATKINSON. N'"V fss
KtDg-H lillian, AggwSt IS. 3o4gg
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lFRoM THE NEWARK CENTINEL, AUGUST s.
AFFLICTING PROEIDEN


On Wednesday morning last, a most melan-
choly occurrence took place in South Orange.
MIR. Elias b. Terrell, aged II wears, in AN hour
ofhealth-in the full tide of youthful expecta-
tion-was suddenly launched from time TO e.
ternity! In attending prayer meeting tie
preceding evening, little did he think the an
gel of death was pointing The fatal arrow-ahd
with the light of another sun should close his
means of grace--sould terminate his pilgrim
age on earth The circumstances which at
tended the death OF this ami:slie Young man,
are truly affecting. At an early hour, he went
out, TO bring his horses from the field. But,
shocking to relate the widowed mother, and
two afiectionate sisters the only remaining te-
nants of the house, found an only son, and an
unfortunate brother in the agonies OF DEATH
He breathed for a few minutes, and expired
n chain was found fastened in an ineXplIcaDe
manner around his wrist, and Gas is supposedly
was connected with a rope upon the horses
neck. Thus entaugled, he was drawn formore
than 20 rods by the aiirighted animal The
rope broke, and left him the door. from
which but few minutes before, he went out in
perfect health No wound was found upon
him, except on the back part of the head and
the lower part of the abdomen.
Thus died the atfectiOnate, dutiful and only
son of "A widowed mother. He was sober,
Discreet and AN industrious youth. To him a
fond mother looked as the support and COM
fort her declining years. To her, the loss is
irreparable. His virtues endeared him 10 old
and young and his untlmely end was deeply
and Justly lamented by ali who knew him.
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NOTICE. Petition viii he presented to the next
General Assembly Of Virginia, for leave establish
town on the land cf John Wimbsh, Haax court.
honsehud also 90 establish Inspection ofobacco and
nDuf a the same place.
.dHgAsf n. 2sus1o
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NOTICE is hereby giyen-That al the nest August
Court " Snrry County the Court House thereof
shall sell al public auction for cash much Of all the
Lands and lots in that County returned delinquent for the
nonpaymcn Of taxes for the years 1918 aud 1916 as viii
be sufficient to discharge the arrears Of taxes which shall
then remain unpaid and ten per centum damages there
on together with the taxes OF the present yeaT.--
The sales will commence the first day Of the Court
and continue from day day until they shall be compile
ted
The Subscriber is authorized to receive all such taxes
and damages at any time before The Land shall he sold
list Of denquencies may be IN the Clerks Oiice
ofhe COuaty, ~ possession Of the subscriber IN the
Office ofthe Auditor OF Public Accounts.
ARCHIBALD DAVIS, S. sc.
june 10. il--H4NA'
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W PRINT ERS.-Eor sale, an excellent second hand
IL SRper. Royal PRINTING PRESS, of Ramage's
make-and about $50 lbs. Of SMALL PIC4 about haif
worn-stSO, 1872 lbs. NcnpareiI, in good order.
Theabove articles may be had reasonable TERMS
Apply at this ONCE.
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