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Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-05-26

Ills alarm was augmented on hearing
the strangers engaged in a whispering
conversation without, Of which he i'm,
agined himself the subject.-The idea
that they we're resurrection men again
required to his mind, and he. had often
been told that to those persons living
subject was as acceptable as dead one.
He'imagined he heard themsa distinct
ly, "Pshaw, wont it be much better to
kill fellow that is fresh, than dig up
one that is sinking p" And his terror,
as may easily be conceived, was now at
IFS Climax-he whined most piteously.
and offered every thing he was worth as
the price Of his ransom. Entreaties
seemed for while to be of no avail, but
one of the men at last approached the
door, and told him in low voice to be
silent that having got subject which
would suit them, they had resolved
that he should be spared on condition
that he carried the body to place in
the woods, where they had a gig in
waiting for il. This was glad tidings TO
the countryman SO issuing forth from
his place OF imprisonment, he bent his
back willingly TO receive the odious
burden. The load was soon adjusted.
and he sailed forth from the burial
ground, between Two sturdy vampires,
who were to be his gndes, and who
watched him with the most woIfish Wig
iiance.-The road was long and dark
with much sweating, however, he at
last arrived at the place where he had
calculated on being relieved. The gig,
however, was not to be seen, but the
men, who were some distance behind.
told him to lay down his burden, and un-
tie the sack TO see that all was right.
John tumbled down the deiested heap,
and from his terror of the fellows, hav-
Ing opened it (though with much reluc-,
tance) was horribly astOnished when the
Imagined corps started up, and insisted
on being carried half a mile farther, to
little ale house in a corner of tha
wood. Thunderstruck and aghast at
this unexpected requjsition, John would
willingly have crept into snail she'll, to
escape the extraordinary stranger; but
as this was impossible, and as the furze
and underwood prevented speedy flight
his next resource was desperate offer
of battle, which however the spectre
declined, vanishing among The trees
with hearty and horrible laugh. John
scrambled home the best way he could,
terrified lest he should tuuible CTer q
living corpse in every ditch. Nor did
he learn, All some time after (when he
only gathered it from the banter of his
comrades,) that in the whole affair, he
had only been made the sport of three
fellows who had been employed to pro-
tectthe church yard, after a recent fu-
neral, from the jackalls of the dissect-
ors.-- Edinburgh Observer.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-05-26

Coartship from the psolms.--A young
lady in the west of Eugland, named
Grace Lord, by her uncommon beauty
and accomplishments, had become the
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-05-26
@asgarhAsettS SIP.

Is. THE LIBERTY OF THE PRESS IS ESsEETIAL
TO THE SECURITY OF FREEDOM"
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-05-26

EVERY ONE For HlMsELT.--As the pas
sengers Ct Stage were about to dine at
tie Stage House, one of the guests took
up the pepper box from Gator and
nicely sifted it over fine piece Of
roasted beef AFrench gentleman OBJ
serving it, deliberately took his snuff
box from his pocket, and besprinkled
its contents likewise over the same
piece Of beef ''Sir," said the first par
ty, "what'do you mean?'' "Why sar, |
suppose sar, you love the pepper, ]
love the snuff" The table were
thrown into an uproar, and willingly
consented TO commute their roasted
beef tor the amusement the manner Of
lite loss occasioned.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-05-26
HOW TO CATCH The RIGHT ONE.

NhN' AZ N0ANN1 A1E fhlOhI ONE.
The late Sir Charles NJ. Ormsby
having been sent to country district
during one of the last rebellions in Ire
land, to investigate some matter there,
ne found 1t necessary to call in the as
sistance of one Of the government
police Of the time, from whom he in
CURED if he knew one Murphy of that
district. 81 do, please your reverence"
answered the sergent. "Take him up
then quickly, and without noise - said
Sir Charles, and bring him over to me-
Our police sergeant went on the duty,
and shortly returned to the house where
Sir Charles dined. Having sent up
word that the man he wanted was in
the parlour, Sir Charles came down,
and found the sergean: keeping guard
outside the door,wh joyfnlly remarked,
in whisper, "he's in here, your honor.''
Sir Charles opened the door, looked in
and saw upwards of dozen fellows
sitting in the parlour in frize coats. He
immediately shai the door, and turning
TO the sergeant, asked him " which was
Murphy ?"--who, grinning, replied,
I" they are all Murphys, your honor,
please yourself"
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-05-26

Nearly opposite the CENTRE scHooL-HousE.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-05-26

Mr.. Speaker Clay, as he left the chair
after the Tariff Bill passed the House,
was complimented on the event, when
he observed, eyes, we made pretty
good stand, considering we lost both our
feet" meaning Mr.. Foot of Connecticut,
and Mr.. Foot of New-York, both Of
whom voted against the bill, though it
was expected they would have voted ia
its favor.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-12-31

coiIEN'S ofTICE-BA,rimok
Ufatmber -, 1874.
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defed as the Personal proeee,,nss If =
weak Haa o.erpOsed by fore, and gan
IN M way be any Satisfaction IL can,,in
Porter ar his ag2ri.sed officer. Ii they
desire IA Satisfaction purely ptrsosat. as
ofhc.rs Ut hnnor, they ought 10 kudw thai
'h.rr are other ways .f attaining il.
We viii nut be those " lio shall d,rid.
as Ia the true qualities of the con,l,;rl oh
served 10y Commodore Porter. W.. leave
II In the Whole world to compare IL with
What Is painted by one Of the aulhsrs OF
which Ne have already spoken.
Those who have recourse Ia arms
without necessity, are the plague. of the
human family they are The ba,haro,s
enemies of society, and rebels against III,
laws al mature, or rather against The com
man Father of men"
They are obnoxious 10 the penalties and
the treatment the Geneyans inpnsed IN
the Savoyar,ls when they assail,d them in
iGo2, because Il nation attacked after tl,is
manner, lin AN Informed s. unlawful MA, !
by enemies, Is not obliged 10 observe To
wards them those laws which mr., nr..
scribed IN laws declared IN furn. and can
treat them as blnditti''
II the Alcalde had only kuown his duty.
or been d' sirons of fulfilling il, although he
could not prevent the landing of Captain
f"iter with an armed i"rer,--if he had
delayed 10 reply 10 tile letter, and done
n"thhlS else, this gentleman would have
received suitable answer in II few hours.
The Aicalhe OF Noguabo, ~ ho saw the two
sehooners anchor at Faardn, and the brig
AT The Cape had already collected his PEG
pie, and gwen the necessary information
to the Comnandant al the Department,
VII" immediately took up the line of march
for thc point which was threatened. The
neiglhnurlnS inhabitants. with the Com
m1ndant, would, We feel confident. have
renewed the scene of January 23d, 1917,
when, having at their head The captain of
Grcnadirrs, Don Antonio planeiisy Bar
daxl, they resisted two insursent torsairs,
which, after having tried in vain TO capture
an English schooner that had taken refuge
in the port, made IA landing which cost
them the loss of thirty men, aud of u great
quantity Of arms and ammunition, and fore
ed them 10 give up practice which they
had taken mp under the American nag, &
II boat aud three men which they had cap
tured.
1.-THE royal and valiant inhabitants of
Fajardo have lost Il second occasion nf 90
vrrlng themselves with glury, as worthy
Porto Ricans, as in the affair which we
have just related, and which may be seen
in the Gazette OF February LIST. l8I7,-let
them console themselves. The Governor
will take caie tn put al their head an Of
fc.r who will discharge hi. duty, il occa
sion should occur, as did Planrlis -to "A
void another surprise. and that the ag-
sressors who have been Witnesses of the
saior and decision with which the word of
attacks is expected notwithstanding that
from the shorfness of the time but few Of
the people can collect together, may not
rrtnrn to repeat with inpLnity such seam
daious attempts. wich will be repealed with
the holdnrss, the valor aud the fidelity
which characterize that honourable neigh
burhood,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-12-31

Lottery and E1rhaHge Office, No. f14i
.,inrkti street, baltimore.
Where BOTH the capital prizes Of 2o,eCV
DOLLARS aud 10000 DOLLARS, draws 10
the Monument Lottery on 1hnrsdny as',"tie
sold, aud where the great rh1ifhl pr'zt ~ Chs
Iftf,drsd 1hOHSand U0iinrs, and the tiIy
ee.0UO's--l 10 ,CVO's--5, uue's, &c. &c Merr son
in tLe two last State I.oljrrics, snd tie CAU
for the " hole instantly paid on Iresehthtis
of the Tickets ~ usual.
- ORDERS from auypart Of the y
States, either 10y hail, post paid, or h9 80 n
,ony,ynnce, enclosing the Cash or ttlzs IN
any Of ~ Lnuerles, will mret, the NJ ID
l,fnnp, and puneiusl attention Ms IL bu l. =
soual application, addressed 10
J. |, COHEN, Jr.-rB niiim'1e
gTroHEN's q t6t,ery GGsfif and feg
ftr" will conisin the OhiGihi Lists oi the draw
iiigs, and will be forw arded throughout b e
Lottery groiis, 80 all ~hn purchase theii - h
cts ~ GoHEN's OFFICE. Those n no " ,h
10 receive the drawing. will mention il W acn
hey srnd on their orders
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Negro WoiNan, 4 mn,

who was, an the Eth day NJ November lssfs
elandestinely taken irom my possession, by n
Mr. Benjamin Norseli, OF Amherst county.
onn prove by Mr.. HotmitN Ills, sf flus apntr
county, who can, with The sad Nofyell IN
my house, thai the said Nory.it mas convey
ed the said negro woman Aonn In the cb6niy
of Amherst, Or 10 the town OF IynshburgS
with mn intention of setting her, AZ property
coming Under the will oi his brother, Hugh
Norvell, dec.
The above named negro woman wis saida
about twelve or fifteen months past, by sa-
mucl Dransiofd, Sergeant of the Corp,s.-
ration al Lynchburg, 10 satisfy all exes-3
euiiop in favor Of Samuel Gadnnl, hgainsts'
aie cstme of the snid Hugh Notycli, deed at
which time Spencer Norscll, Scn'r beesme.
The purchaser, Tor which he pad the sum OF
TIME purchased her Of the snid Spencer Nor >
WE'LL Scn'r, and hold his rrcriri for the pay
meut thereof, IN the following words, 10 aite
December 18Th. Then received of " illnm
eavrr, one hundred and ten dollars, il being
The amount paid Bfansford for Auna, sold
under mn execution IN fusor of Samuel Gas
hind, Of Lsnelbnrg. Witnessed by " iliiant
Applcb0ry aud Frances ~. Applcbufy
Anna ia large, llkely woman, about aG
years III agr, aud OF yellow compile kibn.
She has lived iorah. last two years will Mr..
whitfnan, of Lynehburg, where she hns II
husband by the uamr OF Frederick, belonging
10 Captain p Libby ! hereby tbraarn nh
persons from trading for her, as she il my
property. WILLIAM WEAVER.
Cooehland county, Dec. 81 II
TniIIStS nIrIrr-p, ,tynet
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Soilfri officer of Marines, who h,s gone IN
S,ieras. to bring that sum, iur the srr,ie. oi
the squadron.
lhr crew of the Protector is we'll na,d
anu rontenIed aud The Trigai. In snrl ar.
der rs To attract The admiration Of stfan.
gers
II will be rccollrcicd that TN. SPANISH
ship nj the line Asia, alluded Ia in IN.
foregoing letter. subsequently succcrded m
rnnhtes into talln", pursued by Admiral
u'i'se, hui IL was supposed she wuaid never
leave IT under u Spanish nas.
Inc Buenps Ayres Argos cuniains the
net1ils ot Botsar's 'ictory over Cantcrac nj
colombian squadron, and has ordered the
delivery of forty Thousand dollars 10 NJ.
'anla, which have already appeared in this
aud other American papers, but we have
also brief account of a battle ut .lcobam
on, pftr'ous 10 that of Junin, of which we
have hitherto had no iuiimaiisn. We
translate il from the Argos of September
II, ~ iolI"ws:
P.iSS.fGE OF THE ANDES BY
BOIfp.jR.
We hasten Ia inlorm the public of
The important news Of the rout of the
vanguard OF the enemy's army, by thr
arms nj our country, which was contained
IN El Correo, received, last night by tx
press from Chile. That paper says-
The Liheratar B"li,ar and all his army
passed The Andes, IN three divisions, IN III.
10Th Jnnc--thc first, under the command
of General Cordava, by Gaia Tambo-ih.
second, under the command uf General
Lara, 10y Cha,in-the third, under ihr
command of General LA Mar, by Gasyan.
60. The vanguard Of ii.c enemy, counpa.
sed nj three Thousand five hundred men,
IN Acobamba, was completely routed
GENERAL Monet, who commanded it, was
wounded and taken prisoner. Almost all
the division Of this enetpy fell into our
power, the number of killed, on their part,
being very great. Before this action, five
hundred infantry, aud one hund sd cavalry
under the command of the Spanish chief
Prna. came over Ia ia, and these mrn
fought yaliantiy under the direction OF their
commander. We have also taken four
cannon, the train, munitions, forage and
many niiskets.
The vanguard ofour army is on the other
side of JauJ a--Canferac, who WAS within
two leagues of CIiachcachi, when informed
of the defeat Of his vanguard, retired, Ell
dcasnt,ng TO sustain himself in various
points which he was successfully obliged
I" abandon. lie fua,iy fortified ha self on
the skirt Of the hin Apato, apparently with
the intention of maintaining that position,
but with the sole object of gaining time 10
save his magazines IN Guayanco. All the
mo'mtainrsrs, with their chief, have Joined
General Miller, bsinging more than seven
hundred horses aud mules, aud they are
now acting against the enemy in Chupaca
and thong"s, reinforced by strong dvi-
sion under General Lara. With another
division, Ganarra. Otero and Carnero, Join
ell by the Mountainecrs Of the Patriat ar
my, occupy the mountains To prevent the
intended escape of the Spaniards. Oar
centre is in Sibag". aud the reserve under
the immortal Cachicachi.'
The battleof Junin, IN August. as we
know, placed the Magazines Of Canierac,
which, from the foregoing, I,r appears 10
have been so anxious To preserve, in the
hands of the Patriots.
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Thirty Da,Aavs Reward.

WILL give the above reward 10 any
i person or persons. '.ho will deliver 10 me.
In the town Of Columbia, IN the county OF
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-12-31

OF MAINLAND, M a, new driving Nv FRY
WEEK, in the city oi Bnitim"tr, Under Il e.
upcrintcndrntc 6i tho commissioners ap- :,
pointed by the Gt,ye and Council.
SIkIU D.tYS DR.fHING.
No. "I26O3 prize of G1cOs
.,as ss' 2 soSf pfi1e'of 80
Aud lp5 prizes Of go eati,.
All marked thus sold Al cOHEN's 0ifctsS
where the cash can be Ind for all prizes thea
moment they aie drawn.
Dhoie Tickets, Si2 QUARTERS, SO 90
Udir,s, IighHs, Do
40 lie hEd n srrpt,ted ~, ai.s ~ n. ht
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PHYsiC, SURGERY, sc.

- 80
in this place aud the surrounding country, ho-
piug, from his long experience III his pr"ies-
sional duties to ncet With PARTON oi pnblir
patronage, promising strict attention 10 all
patieuts TINT may come under his chrc for
medical aid. JOIN ]. thBfLL.
T. ). we are willing 10 lake in n few young
indies rs bonrders, Nhose parents wish ie send
them 10 school ia hi, I'lncc, where there Is
female institution al long Standing, which
has bren well conducted, mud ! expect nni
inferior to any Another about go'ng int"
operation from The character and qnplilicn-
lions Of the gentleman Who is 10 he nj the
head of il, We presume il will he equally well
conducted Ind the widow OF Mr.. Henry
Norr., deed, the late principal ~ the female
academy Of this piaee, ~ iikeNi'e expected 10
open n school. Also, We will have employed
d teacher, in-truciing our daughters IN the
science OF music. Any oi The young ladies
boarding with rs VINO would wish 10 he ~.
strurird in this science, can have the use oi
our Piano Ia practice md tuke lessons on, by
payihg fhe teacher his customary ires ior in
siruction Attention will be paid 10 Their
health, &c. WIN such instructions n may he
given by their parents.
The pfirr Of board sc will he The rnsoHa-
.ry rates, which is $50 per sessions OF D months,
one hslf IN ad,aher mud the hnlnrec NJ the
rxpiraiion thereof aad lor shorter periods 10
per month. JOHN !. cABELL.
December ~ wb"2o
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SFATES AND ENGLAND
From he .Ncm lork .siaLeSman.

FROM Ht .fCD IOfh tftutSWUH
Our readers will doubtless pernsc the
following letter from the celebrated aud
accomplished Miss Edgrworih, Ia DR.. Giis
com, of New York, Will II .I,ely Interest,
both un account of the source whence il
en,a,ia,rs, aud the character III lis contents.
There j. one remark which will forcibl,
arrest the aiteniun of the reader. Miss
Edscworth says it has become fashionable
in London 10 speak we'll at tue Americans,
and she expresses a nope that il wIil sopn
hrcomr equally fashionable 10 ,rrite in tn"
same manner. To this Ne say anna -
Oar sentiments on this subject are well
known We wish Ia see si',lt Of COURT.
s. and iihcraiity prevailing between tn
two Nations; but it must be on terms oi
r,ciprocity, and without any humiliation
on orr part. Salf respect is thu only wa,
of iisnring respect ffon, others.
- Edgerorth's Iotcn, .Mrch 4. 1871.
" You have obliged ine much by ihc pre-.
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| am, sir, your obliged srr,'t,
MARIA EDGEW ORTIZ.

Il. :. Your account of Dubin is excel
lent as Ear rs il goes, bul am sulry you
did not stay long enough To become ac-
TAINTED with some of nur men ri prccul
nrnt talents, CIR instance our Surgeon
General Champion, (not DIR. Crampt"n
whom you meniiou) and Burk, our .S0iiu-
Tor Gener0t, AS he WAS when you were in
Dublin. He is now Lord chief ustice in
cloqnence, wit, and con, crsalonal talent,
he Is fully equal to his great competitor,
Plunkl.t.
You mention, with deserved approba.
ton, QfDiscofs book IN Irrland-Il i, On.
ofthe most eloquent aud courageous WORKS
that ever has been published on this coun-
try. But in many instances there is exag
scration and party spirit in many parts,
which counterfeit aud defeat his otherwise
admirable purposes. The work has pro
duccd great effect in London, rs well rs
ireland.
regret that | was not IN Dublin when
you We're there and still more roget that
you'd not visit EdScworth's Town, where
II public coach would have taken you in
nine hours, and where you wonld have
been Hospitality received though was alb.
sem from home"
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.MafshaN u. harris,

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Noctor John l. CnbeN,

TIANING removrd IN his family resi-
J. drnce in Lynchhurg, proposes Qor the
.u.t,,n.hrx ipcs) IL resume HE practice oil
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LATEST FROM EUROPE.

BY the packet ship Stephania, Captain
Macy from llavre, arrived at N York, Paris
papers 10 the eth Of Oct. and the London
ConrIrr of tlle 2Gth are received.
The accounts from Greece are not so late
by three weeks as those before received.
An nnauthentc report has been in circu
iation of the death of the King of Naples.
Spain continues in a state of agitation.
and ii is thought that the French troops
~ III not be Withdrawn this winter. Arrests,
trials and executions continue To be- the or
der of the day. The DEFY Of Algiers is
said In be- making formidable preparations
to commence hosIiIiies against Spain.
a nan has brrn sentenced in France Ia
pay u fine of 30 francs for having struck
proof medals of Gen. LA Fayettc. The
medals were contiscated.
Pans, Oct. ei.-The meeting Of the
Council Of Commerce, held yesterday
under the presidency Of the Hing, is said
(" have been called, for the purpose of ex
aiming question of importance relative 10
our maritime relations with the United
States.
II IL well known that cont ention was
concluded AT Washington on the cath Of
June 1892, between that power aid the
French government in which il MAS siipn
lated, th,t the additional duty on the yes
sells of The Two nations should not exceed
20 francs per ton. This convention was
ouly temporary and had for its ohjrct TO
hring about more extensive and durable
arrangement. II WAS agreed, however,
that it should have lis full effect until The
lSt al Oct. Of the present year, and that,
even after the expiration Of that term, il
should he maintained until the conclusion
of dciiniti,e treaty, or until opr of The
parties should have declared to the other
an intention to renounce il, (this declara
ton ought In be made six months in al
vance. In case there should be nn such
declaration (and il appears tirt such Is the
state of things) the additional duty should
he On both sides diminished Que quaitcrev
cry year, bs ginning With the present month
"r Octobrr. On ;bis sub cct. we are assn
red, VI, de ST. Cr,ig, President OF the
Board of Commerce. has made report To
the Council.-We as yet are ignorant Of
the result of the d,iibcratiUn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-09

ME Subscriber wishing accounts,
Il ing hereafter to devote himself to the prof.>
winch he about 10 offers for sale low terms
ethcr TOR cash short credit all his REAL ESTATE
consisting farm about miles above Manchester
anu one from Wesham Ferry, with improvements nearly
completed Tor the accommodation family
small tract intended mill mile anve Man
chester and an improved lot, on the hill, between
Vnrlsea aud this CITY. An advantageous purchase of
whole, or either part this propert, he rnade any
one, whom II may suit CHtLES TERRELL.
March 80 to1 ~
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD,
WILL he given by the subscriber for the aevery of
~ large dark s0rrel HORSE laxen aud tail some
Wne hairs in his face about " old strayed FROM
this place about 5h olfarch last supposed 10 he max
ing us way to Newcastle Ferry. The above reward will
ne given Ia any person who will bring the said ~
S place and deliver him the subscriber Shockoe
t,, 'avern. L. NETHERLAND.
Richmond, Apri g. n
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NOTICE.

X virtue Of deed of trpst executed IN US by Thomas
40 dylor and Lucy w. his wife, the zi day of Nov
&C. winch Is Of record in The Clerk office Ut Heprco
ava IN obedience order OF The United States
~ MIN circuit and Virginia district, shall,
Pseeed 10 sell ~ pSblc auction, Thursday the 9Th
=" mly next % he highest bidder for cash, 20 all
~ " W"er l5O dolafsan upon credit Of " rs months
AMI ~ 'ms above 80 dollars, tie purchaser give bond
s.uriiy with deed Of trust upon The property
t,.e' ~ The purchase money, part Of Lot No go
and part Of lot No. 707 7 street. Add on fi.
living ay a. u Selocka the residence Of tne said rh
,sh@'i All 'i' household mud kchen furniture fur
Ge ~ carriage aud pair Of horses, several mich
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