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and sen,eneedto be imprisoned six months
in the common jail, aud pay hns OF ooo
dollars.
WIN. B. Thomson was convicted Of
forgery, and sentenced TO TWO years itn'
prisonmen, IN the penitentiary.
Caroline Evans, a tree woman OF Color,
was convicted OF Petit Larceny, and sem
fenced 10 be imprisoned three months IN
the common.jail. on low and coarse Diet,
and 10 receive during that time 20 stripes:
ten stripes upon one day, and htteen upon
another.
John AIdridge, a free man Of color was
convicted OF Grand Larceny. "hen
brought, TO he bar 10 receive bis sentence,
he moved the court 10 arrest The JufgmeHt
against him, because, LIST, OF an error 10
The indictment, in alleging that the offence
was committed on the 2lst day OF Decein-
her, 1928: And I'd, because the law oi'
/ rec,ing Tree negroes and muiattoes, Gop'
yicted of certain offences to be SOLO as
slaves. aud transported, is contrary 10 the
| Bill of Rights OF Virginia, and therefore
UNCONSTITUTIONAL and void. The court
| Iook time l,ll the next day to consider The
case. when il decided that the reasons
were insufficient to arrest the judgment,
and tbereupon sentenced him 10 be SOLD
and transported according to law, and 10
receive SO stripes on bis bare back. Ibis
f; ;udpmpnt will not be carried into erect
until after the 26:b of June next, so That
there may he an opportunity TO bring me
case before the General Court which VIII
sill ON the 18Th OF that month.
| Archibald G.. HoskinS and James Nc
fee. Two convicts in the peniten'ary,
whom the keeper reported 10 have been
second time convicted, were brougn' mo
court TO be identified they each sckno"'
legged that they had been second ume
convicted, and were sentenced 10 imPH'
sonmept in the peRitentiarY tor III years
+ Neither of the three cases against MAT
! thew Fl. Rice tor embezzlemeDt mas peen
tried during the present term. Inc gtanu
;urv returned an indiCtmen, IN one oi Inc
cases but the trial of II was postponed
mi m. next term. They also made Nv"
nresentnents against him Tor smbezzllng
checks placed uncer his care and manage
mept. One Ot the charges Tor which ne
was sent or by the Examining court was
for embe zzling a sum OF money equal 10
tho amount OF these two checks united;
but il wa, thought improper by the Atior-
new General to proceed in the case in that
form. II will be necessary therefore tor
the examining court TO act upon these two
cases IN which the ptesentments are made,
before any further proceedings can be bad
on them IN the Superior court.
Besides these three cases against Mat
thew H. RICE, ten others, including h'e
cases reported against Convicts IN The pc
nhentiary, have been continued; aud SIX
criminals were acquitted upon trial or dis
charged. SO that during the present term
seven persons have been convicted; six
have been acquitted, and thirteen cases
continued.
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Marshal's Sale.
A.

VIRGINIA: >,
Ala Superior Court OF Chancery held
in the town of Fredericksburg, on the
9Th day OF October, 1895
joseph Sbuma,e, in his own right, and as
admin islrator. OF Richard Shure, deceas:
I'd. Plaintiff,
Augustus B. Carver aod Luther Radcliffe,
Defendants.
Ts,HE decree nisi catered in this cause
at rules on the e9d day OF May, 1898,
being returned executed on the defendant
Augustus B. Carver, and the defendant
J,uther Radcliffe, who is out OF this Com
monweaItb, and against whom, the plain
tiff appears TO have proceeded in the mode
prescribed fry law against absent defend,
ants; and tb,ey still failing TO appear and
answer. the bill OF the plaintiff is taken ior
confessed: AMI on motion OF The plalntiif,
bv counsel. The Court, on consideration OF
The bill and exhibits, doth adjudgee, order
and decree that unless the defendants, or
one of them, do within six weeks from the
date hereof. pay TO The plaintiff The sum Of
500 dollars, With interest al the rate o. b
Der ceniun per annum from the first day
of January, i822, until paid, and the costs
by him expended in the prosecution OF
thls suit, the said defendants and their
heirs, and all persons claiming. un-
der :bem, be tbsDcetorth barred and fore-
closed Of all equity and right 10 redeem
the houses and lois described in the 'Dden-
ture of trust, the exhibit aforesaid; made
on the 93d day OF September, 1916, be-
tween Augustus B. Carver Of The one par,
and Richard Shule Of The other part; ana
that the Marshal Of This Court do, alter az
vertisiGg the time and place thereof tor
three months successfully, in some newS'
paper printed in the town oil Alexandra,
expose 10 sale by public auction, for res.
dy money, The houses and lots 10 the said
indenture mentioned, and out of the mo.
D.y arising from the said sale, after de-
frayiDg The expenses attending the same,
pay to the plaintiff the said principal mo.
ney, interest and costs; and The Surplus OF
the proceeds oil sale, il any, retain in bis
hands, subject to the future order of the
Court, aud report bis proceedings herein
TO the Court in order 10 final decree.
Costs, SO dolls. as cents. Copy.
Teste, J. 7. FORD, G. c.
GrPursuant to the foregoing decree, ]
shall, on Saturday, the 29,h day OF May
next, in front OF Capt. Williams's Tavern,
10 Dumfres, expose to sale by auction, TO
the highest bidder, for ready money,
TWO LOTS, known in the plan Of the
said town of pu,ntries. by the numbers
Twenty-siY and Thirty four.
WIN. NJ. CRAIG, Deputy Of
JOHN STANARD, NJ. F. c. D.
feb 28 t99may
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POETRY.
For tie Aierondria Gaxcae.
THE LONE ONE IN THE WORLD.

THE LONE ONE IN The WohLp.
BY LsERTo.
1 marked his aged cheek, and down its fdr.
rowed course
A glistening tear did steal its timsworn way !:
Sorrow sat heavy on his ancient brow
None felt his woes---none cared what e'er
Did hap that poor old man.
Once, he exclaimed, child l had;
A daughter pure and lovely as the morn;
a villain came-enough-hsrseif
And an her sorrows rest within the grave.
NV wife, alas could not stand the blow;
She rests, trust, upon the bosom Of her God
An only brother felt the blow OF death;
An only sister sleePs beneath the tomb;
MY friends are gone, and :! am leit
TO wear out sorrowing pilgrimage OF years
In this hea,tless, cold, uhch,ritabls world.
SO spoke the old man, and asacred tear
propt from at least one sympatbysing eye. 81,
He went his way, and pity did its due;
Yet can meier forget thai Lone One in thu
World.
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CRIMINAL DOCKET.

Richmond, March 1--we have been
favored with the following statement:
he Superior Co1rf oil Law for HenIico
county, commenced IFS session, for the Fri.
oil OF criminal causes. 90 The Sth OF tbs
month. During the term, the following
convictions have taken place:
John Tinsley was charged with keeping
and exhibiting taro-bsnk. The jury re-
turned verdict Of guilty; but az ded, thai
in their opinion, the punishment OF stripes,
directed by law to be inflicted Tor this Of.
fence. was cruel and UNUSUAL, and they
therefore recommended him to the mercy
OF the Court. The Judge eoncurring IN
the proprieiy OF remitting the punishment,
OF stripes in this case, made commune
cation upon the subject TO the Executive;
but that body declined acting in the case,
before sentence was pronounced. The
Court then sentenced the prisoner TO three
months imprisonment in the common Jail,
on low aud coarse diet. and directed ten
stripes 10 be inflicted upon him on the last
day OF his confinement. ,..-.,---
Leopold Jones was convicted Of receiv.
ing stolen goods. knowing them to be stolen
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Winter in Washington.

a WINTER IN WASHINGTON. or
IA Memoirs oil the Seymour Fanny T.
'HIghwa avs & Bye ways, or aies o. '"e
Roadside; by a Walking geni'ems,UU
ST. Remains Well, by the author OF wa
Pilot: q I ate Of the Sea: By the author
s. =. aas c cSuleS 'i Poetry; BY Rev. w.
,o A. w Muea.rso Of The World, aud OF The
three Kingdoms OF Nature ,..,
Old Bachelor, e. Letters OF tue Or'''s"
Spy-7th ed.
Marriage Customs, and Ceremonies Of
Variou, Nations ,c,
snv. Tale Of the Neutral Ground
Psyc;yal's and Osborne's Poems
p..",;tn,.miniature editions Of the Gas
sic Authors
Hsm;,,'s New system of Slenograpby,
.fmach simpli6ed1 CT,
Boyer's French, q Heunan op'"'S'
Dictionaries
Morse's Geography, 8 70. Atlas and Ga'
Zeteer
Do abridged for schools, with beau
titul colored Atlas
Brookes's Gazetteer, new ed. improved
by Darby ,,:.
Kennett's and Adams's Romdb Anhqu''
ties. new editions :.
Travels OF Ansebarsis the Younger. N
Greece; an elegant LONDON ed 10 D
vols. 8 vo. L. q 7th IN 4Io. containing
Mans. Plans, Views, and Cons, Illus.
trat,ve OF the Geography and Anti
ouilies OF Ancient Greece
Wander Hoogbt'. Hebrew Bible, with.
out pu:nt-i >,
National C.lendar. or Annals Of the U.
States for 1924, vol 5
A variety new works Tor youth, by
Edgwortn, Holland, Taylor, Sher'
woud, &c.
Just received and for sale by
A. 4. KENNEDY.
march 6 eD3t
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AUCTIONS.
Trustees Sale.
On bfondav. 29th March, 1921,

On Monday. 29th March, 1924,
A T ten o'clock, A. M: the subsenI
"A Der, under the authority OF a deed OF
trust from The late Daniel Dougherty, to
secure the payment OF certain su" OF
MONEY to John M'Phsrscn, ir. therein
80. mentioned, will expose to public
Ayt sale on the premises, certain
LOT OFGROUND,
A with the tenements and improve.
ments thereon. situate at the intersection
Of King and West Streets in the town OF
Alexandra, fronting on King street one
hundred and tseniy-three feet, five inch
es. aud extending on West street one hum
dred and seventy six feet seven inches.
This valuable property Will be sofa fo'
cash. and upon the receipt of the pur.
chase money, the subscriber will execute
deed, conveying all his right as a trus'
lee. N. D. WOE Iu'.ce'
dec 80
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W hIskey.
WhIskey.
10 h6ds and 20 bbls whiskey--A prime
tot, Just received and Tor sale by
feb S. MESSERSMlTH.

Star Fire Company.
Extract from an &C, of the Corporation OF
Alexandra, Tor the exNDguishment OF
fires.
''Sec,ion Z. lfany person who shall be
present at any FIRE, shall neglect or refuse
10 obey he order or direction Of any off.
Ger, who shall be appointed by any fire
company now established, or which may
be hereafter established, knowing him TO
be an officer, such person shall forfeit and
pay the SUN Of Eve dollars, provided the
The name OF srcb officer shall have been
frs, published 10 one oil The public papers.
At stated Quarterly meeting OF the Star
FIRE Company, held 18th March, 1894,
the following gentlemen we're elected off,
GERS for the ensuing year,viz:
George s. Hougb, President.
Joseph CowiRg Secretary.
Isaac Robins, Treasurer.
I'd Commanders.
Jacob Douglas, Norman Fiizhugb, Geo.
S. Hough.
Regulator.
A. c. CaEenove, Robert Hume. Samuel
Mclean, VIM H. Ca-ne, VIM. D. Mutt,
6enas kIusey.
Properly Men.
Bathurst Danger6eId. Thomas Irwin.
Matthias Ssyder, Wm. Isabel, Thomas
Steel, Thomas Jacobs.
. sf. Are.Men
Reuben S. Bowie, Edward Smith, Lew
Is Piles.
Commander, ofihe Hose.
Thomas bIaden, Captain, Israel Lunt,
Joha w. Beedle. Thomas Donaldson.
Extract from the minutes.
JOSEPH COMING, Sec'y.
march 10 81
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School Notice.


VTHE subscriber tenders bis services as
a TEACHER, to bis friends and the
public, and promises faithful discharge
of bis duty IN attending TO the morals 4 Ii
terary advancement OF bis pupils. He al.
so tenders his thanks 10 those who have
been pleased to patronlse his school, and
flatters himself that the progress made by
the pupils committed to bis care, may me-
ri, continuance Of the confidence repos.
ed in bin. Should early application be
made, he will prepare himself 10 receive,
as boarders, ten pupils, 10 be instructed
in the Greek and LsRn languages which,
with seven Or eight scholars from the
neigbborhood Of the school, will consii.
tu,e the whole number inteaded to be ad-
mitied.
The terms are 10 dollars per annum /;
or, if bed be furnished, loo dollars, tor
board and tuition. Quarterly payments
will be expected IN advance.
As it respects health, there is, perhaps,
no situation in The county more eligible
for school. FRANCIS ADAMS.
Nanjemoy, Charles county, Nd.
ian 22 X
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Notice to Fishermen.
THE Antietam Fish Company wish to
l. purchase from 8 10 400 pair OF
LIVE FISH,

consisting (iu equal proportion) Of white
aud yellow perch, pike, cat aad carp,
and lew rock; to be deposited IN fourteen
mill dams in the Antietam-the highest
being about 40 miles tron the Junction OF
the Antietam and The Potomac. There is
a suficiency Of water for boat 10 ascend
the Anlielam, and hands to assist, can ca.
silly be procured at each mill dam. The
6sh TO be delivered by the LIST April. Pro-
posals for contracts 10 be addressed 10
Col. Frisby Tilghman. Hager's Town.
mar I'll 81
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Consignment.

INHE subscriber has just received from
i the North, consignment OF elegant
Cashmere, Merno and Waterloo shawl:
and scarfs-Aiso. gauze haodkerchiets, H.
men table cloths. muslin frills, spool cot.
ton; &c. All of which are offered toi
sale at the Philadelphia prices.
march II SAMUEL MARK. Agent.
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Washington's Reports.

EPORTS OF cases. argued and deter.
~ mined in the Court OF Appeals OF
Virginia, by Bxshrod Washinston--ad e.
dition--very materially corrected: With
the addition of references TO subsequent,
determinations Of the same Court; new
marginal abstracts Of the cases reported;
new indeA, and a complete table Of the
cases cited-in 2 vols. $40 price, neatly
bound 8 dollars. For sale by -
march e-IawSw A. 4. KENNEDY,
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John II. Laid & Co.

John II. LauQ O CO'
OFFEH FOR SALE
ln CIayed SUOahs
H H""'a:d noLAssEs
! S / ;;s::,,,.} coFVrH
Spanish chocolate
Gunp.wder
I 1%ss.'; Ix.on TEAs
Pepper, cassia, cloves
e. &c. s''s''. WINES
y hss' iadi. RUM
Holland gin
G Ss;,s;i,., BRANDY
Whiskey
Winter strained sperm
s S';ss strained sperm o'L
Mess and prime beef, mess pork
MackereI No. & 2, herring. No. l&f
Shad gross and neat, dun cod hsh
Turks iStsad colt
Plaster lump and ground, grindstone:
Cut nails assorted sizes, window glass
Red OGRE, tsIIow mould candles
Spanish tobacco
Spanish cCo.Dc
Manufactured tobacco
Sugar loaf p.ppp
Writing and letter q" Z"
Band boz boards
n; MsrbIed MarseilIes lsoAp
White do
Russia clean hemp
k ksrsa. DUCK
Maoe' and boys boots and shoes
Mems and Doys' hal
Cotton yarn variou, numbers
Log"ood, burr blocks
Potatoes, apples, onions, &c. &c.
jan Pr
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Lime, &c.
JOHN H. LADD T. Co. have now Tor
y sale, on board the ,chr. Jane Ann,
SGD cask fresh Warren lime
4 NJ. white pine boards
2 NJ. birch JOist
"a spruce boards Ieb
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Notice.

LII persons having bushes. wi*!
n Charles Reswef,, Esq. are beIeLy
informed that we ACT under . power u
attorney las bis agent. ill his return home.
HUGH SMITH & Co.
march 4 2w
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A G. Cazenoye & Co.
LAS just received 50 bbls. of Whites
LII Baltimore gin
50 bbls. wbiskey
81 kegs of Richmond manufactured
Tobacco 8 and 10 hand
A large stock Of COTTON YARN, for
sale ON reasOna Die terms. march IL
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~ Darrvf, W hiskoy
T ANDlNG this day, and for sale by
IL dec % SAM MESSERS NITt
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FARMERS, RANk. BILL

RlouNoNp, March 9-The Law, Il, il finally
p ssed on Saturday, presents the following
features. II extends the charter - year
the bank 10 pay 1t bonus Of $4,000 by the LIST
MAY, 10 the BOARD of Z NoIhs--thc stock
held by tie state not To pay any partof the
bcnr5. The Is. Of 4. W. 10 loan In the Uni
ver-hy for one year the sum al S5o,ooo, il
The Board shall receive satisfactory assnran-
ces that the said sum shall he reimbursed onl
Of che deb, due by the L. 5. In June, ls27.
the Farmers Bank is ID establish u Iianh or an
agency NJ Danville, with capital of not les,
than $50 900 nor more than l5u,uuO, rs the
stockholders may deem expedicnt. T4ic pro
visions of this act 10 he approved by the stock
holders nj meeting to ne called for that pnr
pose, Enquirer.
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IRON lERE

NEW York, March BY the whaling ship
Frederick Augustus, at Newport, which lett
Coquimbo Nov l1th, ncara mouth later than
former adyiccs, letter has reached this city
from which we are favored with an extract,
communicating the following important and
disagrecdbe intelligence:
"NAIPARAtso, Oct. 30, 1929.
by an arrival from africa, we have Just
learnt the defeat and Dispersion Of the Patriot
army under Gen Santa Cruz, 1000 strong,
with the loss of IOoO-al their baggage, arms,
ammunition and stores Of every kind, 1T the
Disuuanero, by the Viceroy mud Gen Valdez,
whose forces were 5000 strong
We have sernl tiers from Coqnmho of the
10Th, 18th and 18th OF Nov; al which time the
news of the above event. it appears, had not
been receiyed there. Hero, .frd.
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10y AUTHORITY.

- ftBLIC ACT.1
An At / 10 revive aud continue in force nm
net, eutitled An act fXing the comppnsn-
tons OF tue .Seoretarvuf the Sennle and
Clerk of the House OF Representatives, ol
lihr Clrrksempoyed in their Offices, aud OF
the librarian
BE ii eHacied by he Senate aud House Of
Representatives. ofhe Uniied Mates of.3-
merica IN Congress assembled. Thnt an
act passed the eightech,h Of April, one
thousand eight hundred and eighteen, en-
titled " An act fixing The compensa,ions OF
the Secretary of the Senate and Clerk of
III" House Of Representatives, of the
Clerks employed in their Offices, and of the
Librarian" be, and the same is hereby dc
clarcd tohc revived, s. continued in force,
until the first day of january, eighteen
hundred and twenty
Washington, February 20, 1921.
Approved: JAMES MONROE,
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| somc hr,,is. the Ply sicians, however. eon.i
Oar his state n very critical =
City, one o'ci4f. There has bern IN,
business IN the funds this inorning, hut in,
max IS exceedingly firm The A.i
salrs OF Consals for the account were n,
W ! . Reduced. and the other seeuriiirs
arc IN proportion high. Spa6ish Bnnd-
The Transactions Though limited. are suf
ncirht To show that great deal of the
panic has snbsied.
RUSSIA AND TURKEY.
II appears by the Vienna and Frank fort
papers IuSi received that there is a revival
nj The MISUNDERSTANDING aud difficulties
between Russia and'ihu Porte In answer
Ia u demand of the Austrian iniernnncin.
Tor tue cEacnatlnn of MoldaAia aud Wnl
laehi'fS n new notr had been written by The
Refs Enrndi in which IL is declared that
the Turkish fofees shall not he nithdIawn
from the rrincipal,iirs, unless The troops OF
isuSsla are pre-, innsly withdrawn from the
Ottoman frontier. The Emperor, IN his,
part, had given positive orders that the
K'sslrn armies shall rrmaip in their pre-
sent environments uutil the din rnnecs with
he Porte ale finally scttlrd. The Vienna
I'aZetie says thai The note Of the REFS III
end has actually bcen received in The Ans
ran Capital by an extraordinary Courier
The important fact of the revival Of differ
noes may therefore be considered as fully
onfrmcd. -
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otice
T'AME 10 mr. house, In Amber.

ZANE 10 my house, IN Amherst county.
" hcar The ehai nd OF The LyneLbnre Toll
Bridge, on 1hursdn, The Goth dny OF Fcrru-
nryj man Who said his nnme nas IA1VtN
hiOi"iE, md lived IN Atbenlntle county 49,
lie lri, with me his HORSE, md a negro hoy
by the nnmc oi TOM, aud said he had mes
sage 10 leave will Mr. Crcesy, in sooalciown,
tor ME-. 'fnSest and left my house on the
snnc evening for that plnr,', aud has ROT re.
turned since, nfd cnnnot hoar of him since
that evening IN Sennlctown therefore, any
iolormniion oi The said George will be- thank.
tnlly ervoiNed. JOHN TAYLOR,
March - uo,v.ai
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1i,SS's .7rehibaM frccidnd, jun. HiHiant
Etteiand and JOhn Erfeloua

4 ENTLEAES--As you are not inha.
~ btIants oi this communicable, mud not
knowing OF yonr havng ANY agent in the.
state, you Will please take notice, that, on
lhnrsday the It'll day OF May next, NJ tl.s
Franklin Hotel, Ia the town of Lyhchburg,
hrtNccn the hours OF q o'clcek ~ the morn
ing aud oo'eiook in the evening, and ctnir1,r
from day 10 day until completed, shnll pro-
eced 10 take tho dcposiions of Christopher
Clark mud james Bullock, To- be rend rs ey.
dcncc IN snit nov pending in The superior
court of chaneeIy fortbc Tynchlnrg district
"heicin mn pln,niitf, mud yourselves Archi.
bald freelnnh, scn. Andpfson, Blair & An
derson, the snid Christopher Clark ond Jamos
Bullock and others hrc defendants. n
am, respectfully, Sc. sc.
49,. BLNJ LEWIS
March a. 3Iwlw
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hrify. ,annl Ia nm, nnrt 81 IA, ,,nt,jr,.#,.,,,.
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plrlrd h. A,ny or beitfi g. nh some l,,.lsi,,4
| ap4etmettIs which ut, i.nd /, r,rilitat. -.
on,rptfons al t,,c ~, SsL,,J. ria, r,,l.#.,'t
conditions at which will be n.ccut A. her.
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which -, ,',,Ls i,,5',,is ,I',. - 'o'
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practical knowlcdsc' In the sumo time. which |
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