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The Wilmingtonian., 1823-09-25

The Kentucky Monitor reports, that Colonel
Leavenworth and Gen. Ashley, with their united
forces of troops and hunters to the number Of
400, with number of friendly Indians, had mel
and defeated the Rcarees, with immense loss.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-12-13
AN GRAFTON ON SCIENCE,

Written by DR.. Charles WoodWorth, and spo-
ken al public exhibition in Bellesille, 1928.
The mind Of man is ever engaged IN
the pursuit of happiness. For the at
tainment of this object, the hero draws
MS sword, and despislng heal and cold,
hunger and thirst, aud the most appalling
dangers, rushes forward to glory and re-
nova, through rivers OF blood; nothing
being capable OF satisfying his vast de-
sires, but an immortal name, that shall
live when his ashes are reposing beneath
The monumental pile. For tins, the MI
Scr tolls day and night, torturIng his in
venlion to increase his golden stores,
and deprivins himself Of the comforts,
and even The necessarles OF lie, to mui-
tiply the wealth ne never designs to use.
Wealth alone has power 10 make him
IL any degree happy; if he fail OF This,
he is miserable For this, the merchant
encounters The dangers OF the briny deep,
lrsverses the gloo,ny forest or the track :
less desert, and exposes himself to the
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-12-13
guides genius, brightens imaginati"n.'

guides genius, brightens imaginati""''
quiekens perception, aids relipic-' Pu' !
Hes the NO ~. pwce. ie'ltSalc'''
soolhs aflllctlon, enllVens conversation,
and endears friendship. 1t is comfort In
poverty, and IN wealth a companion IN
affection a soIace, and in prosperity d
monltor. Al home il Is society, and abroad
The best Introduction that man can car
ry with hun. Ii Is a treasure which the
oppressor's grasp cannot ALLEVIATE. |, Is
shelter from al The blasts o. adverse
fortune.
In race they run a i, but one winne.h
the prIze; but here is prize Tor every
one who will step forward 10 receive H.
Il Is to De hoped that the youths oil Illi-
nos, will not overlook the ADVANTAGES
which science holds uut, as a reward 10
her votarIes. B. The munticence oil
government, our advantages for acqulr-
ing II are but little inferior TO those oil
any other State. Nature too has given
us fertile soil, capable of supplying al
Our wants, and at the same time, aEford
ing us much leisure 10 devote 10 sludt
and medilaIon. My our young mea
improve these advantages, and s,ora
helr minds "nh the rich treasures q
science. And may orators and bhilosa-
pliers aud statesmen aud divines rte III
before us, who shall make tue tame OF
Illinois fespund to the uuermost Darts
Vi the eaflh.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-12-13
JOHN NILE
From Tie .Nss,,a4 MteAfgeacsr.
servant,

The follow.l, IS handed TO rs as Il c'Py OF a
memorial SAD % D. noWil crcu1ll N IN <
western part Ut tuis sac. w nope IN
important Oh .ctS nea,ionel IA It viii MOI
escape the notice OF our members III Com
gress.
To he President ofthe Uited States.
The memnri4l OF The Undersigned
citize OF the western patt OF Missouri,
would respectfully, represent, nat 'he
Indau5 residing within this state commi.
frequent depreda'ions on the properly,
and Interrupt the peace and qaIet OF ihc
frontier settlers; and thai, whilst your
memoralis,s most highly apptnve the
policy which would remove oar nor
thern In lians from BrI ish influence
they regret the necessity winch has To-
Gated jhem among as Thuy are well
aware that the necessiy exis in The re-
fusal of the Nalilnal Legislature TO CO.
operate win the executive IN those en-
Heightened views he ni,com Vt which the
late events on the Missouri, and the
growing importance of our trade with
Santa Fc, have SO clearly demonstrated !:
Hoping the present Congress will not
hesitate to v0,ethe necessary apprnpria-
tons, they respectfully urge upon your
consideration t5c pr3prie,y Of holding a
treaty with he Osa5e ami other Indians,
of ,ex insuishlng their title 10 all land
within our chartered limits and of re-
moving all the Indians now residing
within the hints of this slate, beyond our
western boundary.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-12-13

ed. Out Of the number OF tracts which
were sold this week, only one was slrick
en- off TO the state. There seems 10 be
ereat desire o purchase Military Bouo-
y Lands in Illinois. The taxes on most
all the tracts Of land were paid for less
than the whole tract-some Tor 80 acres
our of l6o-some for 2o-Io-9-l and
the taxes were actually pad on one Or.
section for one inch square The sale
will probably continue three weeks lon
ger Iuteihgeacer.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-12-13
Sc. CHARLES, DEC. 3.

The commissioners apD1in,cd 10 lay
out state road from S Louis and 81.
Charles, to the river Dcs MONIES, arc
intersects the Des MONIES about eight
miles from rs nouth. Distance from
S.. Louis, 100 miles. The road passes
through the seals of justice OF LIHcoln,
Pike aud r ais. 1t will cer,,inly be for
the interest Of the community that the
several counties through which the road
passes, should Immediately take proper
steps to have the road opened and rem
dered fiji Tor use. Gazette.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-12-13
HidnaVpers Nook NWt :!

A MEETING of the ST. Clair HUMANE So
"a eIErY will be holden at the Court House
in the town of Belleville on the last Saturday
in December next, at 10 O'clock A. NJ. when
and where business ofgreat Importance will be
acted ON.
The Members, as VII as the friends Of hut
manit, and lovers of justice are mos, respect
fully invited to attend.
BY or3-r oftt" Roard Of Managers.
Bellevllle, 1T. nov. %, 1928.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-12-13

Extract Of letter from acitizen Of his town.
no Oh visit 10 IA cite county, kentuc< ,
dated Nov. 8, 1928.
ia travelling through our SLATE. |
maue strict laqairy respecting the state
81 the pubic nlud as relate, u the Con-
venlon queo;i1u; aad touud ,hat IN ali
nc COUNTIES laro4gh whlcn / passes
there is nearly, or quite, a uairny II
TIE inhaoitan oppo,ed 10 i. Elo.,
what could coicl, rom persons neiug
along ne road, and from .naoY l4te,i,-
..enJ travellers, The county vi W.sbns-
ton would Afford a ,nalority o. aearl, 1wo.
hrls against II; VI zion, one hail. or
more, and Wa,ue and I.awrence iulIy
one halt. Tney also informed me .sa.
great numbers OF tue peoD!e inhablting
nal part OF the STATE lying between Tic
.oad leading 20 Vlacennes aud tn O,!o
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-12-13
DOME
posi- OFFICE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

10 VI 4 III hAsIA Ia i')AN u AIAN.
The following IS the shape IN uhic h
Cireu'4rs TO the Postmasters have been
forW arded IRON, the General Pos g .Iice.
The essential features ofthe new arrange
ment are retained, and the objections Of
mere form are ob.iated. Tae object OF
Til, arr ansement being beneficial to the
publishers OF newspapers and other jour
nails, as well as 10 the public interest, We
cannot doubt o. their cordi4l co-oBera-
ton to g..e il effect: VA. Hafet
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
Dcfober IS, 1875.
SIR-The blanks winch accompany
this circular are sent 10 you, that you
MAJ return 10 this Deparlm nj, at the
close of each Quarter, the nnmber Of
newspapers sent ia the mail from your
Office 10 any other post Office IN the
Uol5n.
T. enable you to mike this return
with accuracy, /, vail be necessary 10
take an aeconnt Of the number Of pa
pers ehargcabie with postage, from the
endorsement on each packet. Ii is not
natufial that the names Of the papers
should be inserted IN your return. You
will, OF necessity, requne The primers
10 endorse Oh each Packet, as the law
presoplbes, lhe number oi papers which
il contains. TINS .,rrAngtnent vii ,u
persed. the p9si-bi!!s, which have been
iorW 3rded VIA newspapers, from some
o! the post otlices.
l. Is very desrahle, that, in king thi,
account oil The different packets, the pa
pers should not DC 50 DELAYED as not to
be forwarded by the first mails it YOU Il
be well, therefore, ID apprlza the pub
lishsrs ct newspapers II your vleinty,
that il Will be necessary for them To dc.
post their papers sufficient time be-
fore the departure OF the mail, TO enable
you To take TINS account.
Saould the publisher OF any newspa-
per agree to tar1! sh yon win return.
at .he close of the qoarter, OF the mum.
Der 81 papers sent IN the mail to each
posi- eff {, from hls printing office, you
will furnish him with a b'a4k for lhdt
purpose, and forward bis paper, omiitinA
to take the numbers from the endorse
menta OF his rackets.
You will observe that two columns are
cunaloed IN he blanks, IN one oi ~airh
You wil! ener The number ut papers on
Whteh he postage cdarS cable IS one cent
on each PAPER, and n tae other where
the postage Is one cent and halt
You arc requested, also, 10 make a
similar return Of the periodical pam
ph.ais aud magazines mailed a your OF
ice, specifying 'ne number Of she~ts
contained II each, aed he number sen,
exceediog one hundred miles.
Although a part ct III present quar-
ter hss expired, yaa will maze a return
al the close of It, aud will PLEASE % s,a;e
whether the papers returned have ge-
morally been forwarded In the mail irOm
the conmencement of nc quafter.
am, very respectfully, our obedi-n'
servant,
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-12-13
PULLING MILL.

VsSiIE subscriber returns his acknowledges
Z mens to the public for the liberal patio
mage he has received in the Wool Caroline,
BUSINESS the season past, and begs leave 10
inform his friends and patrons that his Full
'LiNn Will. is now in complete operation;
and be is ready to execute all orders in Falling,
Dying, sheaing and Pressing Cloth, Mi,h
promptness and fidelity.
JOHN ADAMS.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-12-13

Capt. Joseph Edwards, an enterprizing
and Industrious mecha6f u. wn,
lately mov,d the Asylum House I C4r-
penter. street, with the chimneys, tuni-
lure, and fixtures, over thirty feet by
means of a slde. The family were with
in attending to their concerns, While the
house was moving. We understand
that neither the walls, nor g.. RICK work
in the chimneys, received the slightest
injury by the process Of fen-oNal.
Saiem Observer.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-12-13
ct. Clair county, Dec. 8, 1928.
JoA.S RAYAESS,

A BOY about 10 years oil age, who recently
"a resided in ashing on county, East Ten.
aossee, and is now supposed to-be in Illnois
or Indiana seeking his relatives, but not know
ing where to find them. his mother, Mrs.
Niiy Bag less, takes this method to inform him
that she resides in EdWardsyile, Madison coun-
T., Illinois.
DC. o.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-12-13
ANOTHER MOB Ar yANDNt1A.
=. EXTRACT OF A LETTER., nArEn
4" Jda{a{iu, Dec. 10. 1872

"Taai,tlia, Dec TO- 1925
"tn attending the sales of non-resident's
lands, have been so fortunate, or unfortunate
as Ncn please, to witness the proceedings of a
pandlia Hob. The scenes Of last winter were
reacted last night 1t seems that in the course
ofyesterday, gentleman was peculiarly anx
ious to obtain a subscription OF a siiHc ent sum
to rebuild the state house. Gov Coles had
been called upon, and had, for reasons bcsl
knowh TO himself, declined signing any thing.
In the course OF the evening NUMBER Of per-
sons collected together, and as the night ad
'anced. grew more NOISY. The toan was irs.
qnently during the night alarmed by the CT
Il fire; and had number If times ,iarte
from my bed, fearful there were some gfoun E,
for The alarm. About two in the morning |
was again a~aked by he appalInf cry of fire /!
and from The ight which WAS thrown INTO the
window OF tn} chamber, concluded that there
was SERIOUS danger. Instead of building on
hire, SAN man Of straw, waich the mob call
Ell tae Governor aud which was 5urn,. and
the groaaS OF the mob, AMI the cry Of S..ts
House or Death
" The collection was headed by a Col B rry,
not the Auditor Of Public Accounts, who from
the little Acquaintance have had vita him,
believe to be gentleman, and far above con-
duct OF this kind. was told b, those &C
qnanted with the persons around the effisy
that the MOB was composed Of the lowest class
OF the commuety.
" fhe Governor, however, is safe this morn
ing, and has received the con,cratl lations of
every gentleman in town.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-12-13
From the Liverpool Mercury.

THE REV. EDWARD lRVlSG, \. NJ.
This gentleman IS al present all tha
rage; and there is as much Rowling IL
the Caledoulan New Church, III London,
where he O fl la,es, as 10 the theatre or
he opera. H. IS an eleVe OF the ccIe-
brated Dr.. Chalmers, and had II Ia con
temptation - go abroad but We iauch
ne IS IN fashion as he now is. Amongst
his auditors are 10 be found piInces.
dukes, State smen. lawyers, and " al iha
kind of thng," as Sir Mark Masnuu
says. We heartily wish he may sue.
coed ia Imposing upon the mI3as OF
some OF these gentlemen, The CONVICTION
thai they are accountable beings, aud
thai there Is such place as hat he So
gi3wingN describes. Whatever we
nay think oi mis- uopes and his figures,
or oil his reasoning powers, we decidedly
think that snme such man as he Was very
muer wanted IN the present day. Orr
preachers are somewhat too mealy
mouthed; and it they venture to teli
great men 4ny strong truths TO their faces !,
hey soften down The mat q Sumewhat
after the manner Of the pu!pu orator who
told his audience that II they aiI not re-
form their lives 'hey would go to place
that poligent IS forbid INN to menlon.
Mr., Irving, however speako out plainly
on the subject aud does not appear L.
spare any rank or political party: and Il
we had no other evidence that DC bIe
hard, we should b. satisfied With the fact,
that the London Cour.er Is very angr,
with him Tor prcsdminb to aliuIe 10 tbs
appslate Poet Laureate, IN one Of his ser.
mons, OF which We subJoIn one pas.
sage:
81 Instead Of which mighty fruit OF ge-
Mus, thu, age fOl shocking y hath pro-
duced cut OF this theme lwp mos, nAu=
scoos aod INFORMED abori ions vile, uu-
princi0iod aud unmeaniBg: the one q
brazen faced piece Of pohica' Can't
he other an abandoned parody oi solen.s
Judgment o! which tisi3narIes,
Know not whether the self confident tuur
0! the one, or the itl-plaeed meri imea
- The 0yhtr, dlsp !easGth me the norr
/ is lS0ohle and lmpiots 10 rob The sub
isaes' oi subjects OF all US grandeur and
ell I, ID order to serve Mretched III, C.
ress and vulgar passions. have ~
sympathy with such "relched stuff, and
desplse the age which hab. The mea
are limited in Their iacuhts; for the,
both oil them, WANT the srSaes al all la
cuilies-to know the living God, and
stand IN awe OF his mighty power. Wi h
he one blasphemy is virtue when /
makes Tor inyaIly with the other, bias
phemy rs the sou aud oplce OF Jesl-maa.
ing. B rren souls %
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-12-13
salt, !ron, Nhiskey, &c.
JOHN SWACEFOED.
NO. A. FERRY WAREHOUSE,
ST. LOUIS.


e ~ BBLS. KENHAWA SALT,
&SssaS Is bags Ground Alum do.
20 noBsheads bags and barrels Alum do.
50 bbls. excellent Wh.skey,
5 tons Iron assorted. Wagon Tire,
Plough Mouilis, Bar, &c.
so kegs assorted cur and wrought Nails
10 boxes American Segars.
50 kegs manufactured Tobacco, various
Qualities,
50 kegs Trotter's best r fe Powder,
Canister do
$50 coils assorted Cordage. Bed Cords and
Plough Lines.
5000 lbs small Bar Lead. Pig do.
IS bags assorted Shot 6 per bag,
IN ass rtmcnt Of Queens Ware,
Domestic Sheetings, Shirtings, Stripes,
flaid', Cassiuets, &c.
Leno and B 1ok Musns, Cambrcs, Flannels.
Cloths and Cassimeres,
Alum, Copperss, Indigo, Madder, and Log
wood,
Pepper, AIspice, Cloves, Numegs, CHINA.
mon and Ginger,
Sugar, Coffee, Chocolate and Teas,
Painters and Tanners Oh, Lampblack.
White Lead and Putty,
Axes, Adzes, ilatchets, Hammers, Anvils,
Vices ana Files,
Best New-Engand and Philadelphia Calf
Skins. KIP do.
Upper Leather. Best Real Morocco skins,
8 by 10 and 10 by - Window Glass,
Dcoanters and Tumbiers.
Pocket, Pen, Shoe and Butcher Knives,
Knives AMI Forks,
Butt and Strap Hinges. Screws, Saddlery,
Spurs.
ALSO,
An extensive and constant assortment of
Printing, Wrapping Cap, Letter and
Wall Paper. Blank Books.
All of which may be purchased on the most
reasonable terms. Beesway, Linscy, Country
socks, &c. will be received in payment for
Goods.
~ Storage and Commission business in ge.
'eral, punctually attended to.
Dec g.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-12-13
yANDALIA, DEC. b.
MILITARY BOUNTY LANDS.

The sale of non residents lands for
take, commenced in this place on Nom
day last II was attended by great
many person.; and we must acknow.
e hat our most sanguih2 hopes and
calculations have been more than realiz-
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-12-13
9!kPZRD[ =, zpD 3,
EOavARDsViLLE, DECEMBER b, 1872
STATE HOUSE BURNT

The Stale House at yandalia was consumed
by fire on Tues lay last All the furniure of
the house, and the books and implements of
the Receiver ofPubic Moneys. and of the Ma
sonic Lodge, are destroyed. The fire is sup
posed to have originated by accident.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-12-13

TIE Je7vs .-NDtwi ,hsiandng the pro-
gress 1T liberal sea inents, and no " ib-
standing The U.s. which they were 10 mn.
dern govefnIh ents, The J VS. are, Oh the
continent oi Europe, sui prescribed
people. Even in the llule town OF Top
luz' IN Germany, small portion oil the
very worst part Of The place is allotted to
them, and 6y certain hour in the even
ing, they are Obliged 10 be in their resi-
dences, under severe penalty.
The Grand Duke of SAKE Welnar has
adopted measures of some poa zeal iibe-
raiity towards the Tvs, by admitting
them IN many respects to the right OF
citizenship; but among these regulations
are some which SAVIOR at ancen preii-
dice. Thus, il a family OF ] VS. devoted
70 trade, only one Of The sons is allowed
10 marry.
Bal why talk of Europe? In certain
part OF the Unted States, MARY lanG)
The Jews are deprived Of tie right OF
holding Offices, and the attempt to place
them Oh footing with other ciiz ems,
has been so sire uousiy resisted, tina, i,
will probably tail. Pill Gag.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-12-13

''SN'N'''
ard drains The inebriating bow the hap
less youth III midnight revelry. Joins in
the mazes of the gIddy dance and the
debauchee draws his arltul snare, To lie ad
from the path OF virtue, the feet Of un-
suspecting innocence.
Bat none of these pursuits yield the
happiness which they offer al distance.
The bubble ni happiness winch they ex.
hibli, aud which looks splendld and al
Turing IN distant view, never fans of
bursting within the grasp, and disap-
pointing all the fond expectations il had
50 Illuslvely raised. Multludes are
pressing eagerly on, seeking happines,
IA these vain pursuits, and neglecting
thai which reason offers. But sad dis
Appointment awaits them all. Few OBJ
tain the objects of tneir pursuit, aud
none find Ia lhen that happiness they
had 50 anXlously expected.
Philanthropy weeps when she sees all
these i'll directed eff ,rts, and the falal
dlsappclnuhenis which are the unavoida-
bic result OF them: ana fence extends
Ter hald, iosIIn4 all 10 follow in her
'raln, oh'rlns happiness to all, aud dis
3pppln men % none. sac will not fail
. enrich all her followers, for her trea.
sures are MeXhaus IDLE, and endless in
arleiy
Come hitler then, all We votaries Of
1leasure: Cone aud drink OF pure ioun.
iIns ui 10y which shall never fan. Fe-
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Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-12-13

The Vermont Legislature has adopt
ed a resolution, ms,rurting their Sena-
tors, and requesting their representa- ives
in Congress to use every exerllon, and
afford every aid in their power, 10 any
measures which may be adopted by Con-
srcss for the encourage and protec-
ton of the manufacturing interest OF the
nation.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-12-13

BIBLE SOCIETY.

q The Citizens Of Madison county are re,
specially invited to attend meeting at the
school Room in Edwardsville, on Christmas
day, for the purpose Of forming Bib'e so,iety'
auxiliary to the AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY
The Rev Mr.. Peck will deliver an address on
the OCCASION.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-23
GYist and Saw MiN.

aud COTTON MACHINE, all hnilt on the la.
test aud most approved plan, also new and
large stone distiilery 6o feel by 80, built on
the latest aud most approved plan, and sup
Piled with an abundance of excellent water
4 Is deemed useless 10 60 into a more lengthy
detail ei this property, as it is presumed that
no efrson will purchase without first viewing
oil IT. Terms will be accommodating. Also
one ether tract Wing in said county. and on
the waters OF the same creek, containing $50
acres, one half Of Which Is tobacco land One
other tract ir the county of Patrick, contain.
ing iWo aeres-either OF the tracts will be
divided TO suit purchasers, aud Young negroes
taken IN payment JAS =. BULLOCK.
August J, NAw 81
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-23
atract Or parceA Of I.anA,

Lying aod being in the county of Franklin.
bounded by the lands of Joel Fisher. William
Cnstin, John Ferguson and Johu Snider. con.
tanning by estimation no acres--one SORE
sind horse, one bay horse, one yellow bay
ditto, q head of cattle, & head Of hogs two
sets OF biacksmiths tools complete, one old
wagon a"d one new one, nearly ironed, one
fonr wheeled carriage aud harness complete,
one clock, one cupboard, one desk and one
book case, two silver watches. and the bal
ance of said Fishers HOUSEHOLD AND
KITCHEN FURNITURE, aud plantation
utensils. rifle guns, aud his crop OF corn and
wheat, or so much Of the said property as NAV
De sdIhcient 'to satisfy said debt, with costs.
The subscriber will convey such Title only as
IS vested in him rs trustee
ELLFERGUS0N, Trustee.
August % wev3
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-23

Mr.. NetheRund 7dit, Administrator Of Ca
leo Tat, dcceastd.
SIR--You will take notice, that | shall
~ ON the 18th day of October 1923, at the
Union Hotel, in the town OF LynchEurg, pro-
ceed to take the deposition, of sundry wit
nesses, to be read as evidence in a suit now
depending in the superior court OF chancery,
for the Lynchburg district, wherein You are
plaintiff, aud am defendant In case the de-
positions are not all taken on that day, this
notice is to continue from day to day for
three days, al which time and place YOU may
attend or not. EDMUND FATE.
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