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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-04-29
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From he Dmnfi.es and Galloway Courier
ON THE VISIT OF GEM. LA TAYETTE

TO AMERICA.
| See, Freedoms champion full Of years,
| The pide Of the Free.man's story,
| Again across the Atlantic steers
| To the land of his former glory!
Ihe Old Worlds night he leaves behind,
The morn Of the New is before him
And the ocean is calm, and Tie winds are kind,
And the heavens shine mildly DER him.
And see on the shores of Freedoms land
Nation is fondy strayng,
And asking each blllow that breaks on its strand
Why their :. Guest SO long is delaying.
lie comes he lands and thousand arms
Are stretched al once to enfod him;
And liberty clasps him in all her charms,
Rejoicing again TO behold him.
sublime from her throne in the World of the West
She extends hun the scertre he gave her,
While the millions around her Hail Y to their Gues
The Hero who conquered 10 save her.
|Oh who wnud not envy the godke pride
And triumph his soul is feeling,
While the Sons Of those sires who fought by his side
Their gratitude thus revealing
Those Sires sleep il the arms of their Fame
Where soon he shall hasten TO find tllem
But their spirits still hear and approve the acclaim
Which he yet IS enjoying behind them.
But who is he, with locks so white,
Who comes, by many surfounded'
: lis the Fa'her' who first in Americas right
The trumpet Of Liberty sounded
With filal awe the crowds attend,
And weep while his flowing
While he clngs round the neck of his ancient friend
And seems to his bosom growing.
Now, La Fayette the hour is come
The proudest that ever passed DER thee,
When thou shar's, of true glory mightier sum
Than all who have gone before thee.
And, glowing forever in Fame's bright sky,
Shall the triumph thou art reaping
BE the polesar Of hope to the Patriots eve,
When thou art with Washington sleeping.
Dumfiies Scotland 24h Feb 1926 W.B,
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FOR THE WATERMAN.
TO MARY

There is an hour of bitter grief,
Which swells the happiest bosom DER,
When friends must take final leave
And part on earth, to meet no more
Soon will that grief be mine TO know,
Soon will the hour arrive to thee,
When thou shalt see thy Edwin go;
Then, Mary, wilt thou think on me
There is in ey'ry feeling heart,
pulse of wo it dare not tell,
When forced from those we love, to part,
In bidding them last farewell!
Dear Mary, this hard fate is mine,
And when far distant, shall be,
o let that feeling heart OF thine,
Bestow, at least, one thought on me.
And if perchance this feeble frame,
Should drop into its kindred clay,
And thou hast not forgot the name
Ofhm, that mouders far away;
Then let that name be ever dear,
For will ever think on thee,
And all ask is but tear,
When that sad thought shall dwell on me-
SILENT CAVE. EDWIN
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OPINIONS OF THE wrsr (,

OPINIONS OF THE WEsr.-w.
had some conversation with an n,rllio,n, f nave
who has just returned from tour through n. m ena
ern States. lie informs us that he sonah, west
tuni,es Of acquiring information as to H. .pp0
Public Opinion in those states in relation - = o.
Clay, and he has no hesitation in saying ,ha, w. W..
respectable may have been Mr.. Claws s, "Os
ing heretofore and however popular his NAM .I ~,
there never has been time when he wac "as
spected or more popular than he is now. GIT
known the people Of that country said he. w.. ~
twenty years, and am well persuaded ina, Nv w
Clay's old friends stand fast and he has ar,, w.
many new ones. know well the men with NV
talked know their opportunities and their .,aua
ing. and hazard nothing in saying that at M ,m.
was Henry Clay more the pride, and The man nv" y
the Western States than he is at this time ~ y
DEM Prose
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FOR THE wATcHMAN.
TO ELIZA

Eliza, have one request,
And sure boon easily given,
Will meier disturb thy gentle breast,
When pracsed both on earth-in heaven.
Twill rpen much the feeling heart,
And yield sweet, heavenly bliss;
1t is when Lovers have to part,
To seal their parting with hiss
SILENT CAVE. EDWIN
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-04-29

The Editor of the New York National Advoe.,,
who is lar from being supporter Of tie Ores-n,
expresses himself thus na,urav and
Justly on the occasion Of the disgusting poce.ana,
said to have taken place at Phtsburg a lew wetI,
lago:
There is dignity and character in POLITICAL. r..
sentiments which cannot stoop to unjust and depra.
ding alternatives and it should be recoeced 1b.,
there are mediums and measures in punisbmen,s
When we read OF these Earrings and ieatherinp,
these burnings Of Mr. Clay in effigy for having 70.
ted for Mr. Adams, we could scarcely realize the
fact. that it was Mr. Clay, the republican Member
of Congress-the able Speaker Of the House q
Representallves-the eloquent defender Of South
American freedom-the industrious friend inter-
nal improvements and domestic industry. who was
thus assailed. Admitting his political errors, they
are still errors and not crimes We hope 10 hear
of no more proceedings OF this dlsgraceiu charsc.
ter"
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"Wh0 reads an american Rook ?''-We revert
to this taunng question ofths Quarterly Reviewers
which those who made it, all probability sorry
Tor, only to show that American books arc read in
England, and ,ha, by talent Of self appropriation,
worthy oil all praise, the productions of an Ameri-
can author appear as the editorial composition Of the
conductor OF a London Press-In the " Erenine
.Matt," 1.-THE semi weekly issue OF the " London
Times in January last there appear under he ed
ltoial head, four closely printed columns, taken,
without any acknowledgement or reference whatey
er, from the work on Mexico, OF our enlightened
fellow citizen, Mr.. PoINsETT.-Ii you were 10 see
the paper, you would take it Tor granted, that The
editor had, IN person, acquired all the information
iof which our countryman tolled SO assiduousy and
yet It might sagger you to find Englishman,
using these words of Mr.. PoINsETr, in relation to
the culture oil Indian Corn. "The farmers DO not
strip the blades, as Nth as, but cut down the stalk
One may well ask indeed " who reads an American
Look It Its denomination be changed instantly on
ITS reaching England, like Spanish dollar, convert
ed into English shillings Charleston Courier.
Connecticut Spunk.-We learn that at The la,e
election, the ireemen OF the town of Washington as
semblcd at the usual hour, o'clock Tor the trans
acuon oil business, and that, not agreeing in their
candidates for town representatives they continued
10 vote until l2 O'Clock at night, when 81 ballots had
Deen TAKEN and they separated without effeclne a
lchoce. The town is, consequently, not represent
led-and has lost all its votes Tor State Officers &c.
l ms may be called long pull a strong pull and
pull aitogether,' but they pulled both ends Of
the rope. .Nep Uacen HprdI
lie Thames Tannei.-This novel undertak,np
was begun on the I'd OF March. The Tunnel will
DC opened between As and 65 feet below high water
mark, and carried through the blue clay, OF which
there will be from 10 to IA teet on The ton Of The
brick work, in the deepest part OF the river. The
shalt now preparing, is intended for foot passengers.
ne larger descent for carriages which is to be OF
ABOUT 2O0 ieet diameter, will not be begun ,ill the
Tunnel is carried to certain extent undsr ia
river. he spot on which the operations are
commenced is eastward of Roherhhe Church
or .ie south side of Rotherhithe street,
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AT magnificent public dinner given to Bolivar
az bogota, one OF the company, when called upon
Tor toast gave" Should at any time monarch
cal government be established in Colombia NAV the
Iiberaor, Simon Bolivar be the Emperor" A
nigh spirited public character, Senior Pepe Paris
then requested permission to give toast, which
be ng acceded TO, he filled his glass, and exclaim.
Ing" Should Bolivar, at any future period allow
himself TO be declared Emperor, may his blood f1ow
from his heart in the same manner as the wine doe,
IRON my glass, '-he poured the wine out of his
glass upon the floor. Bolivar Immediately spranp
from his chair, ran to Senior Paris, and most warm.
" embracing him, exclaimed " If such feelings az
those declared by this honorable man shall al wavs
animate the breasts Of the sons of Colombia. her
liberty and independence can never be in danger, :,
u fd,0 to punish Gambling has passed the Lepis.
'ature oil ILLINOIS: by which fine Of 25 dollars is
imposed on any person who may hereafter bring
or cause TO be brought into the State, or shall sell
or oher tor sale, any pack packs OF playing cards
or any dice, or billiard balls, or any other device ~
thing, invented or made for the purpose Of beoo
used IN games OF hazard; ALSO fine of 25 dollars
on any person or persons who shall buy or offer n
purchase any such pack OF cards, dice or billiard
balls; also, fine OF 25 dollars on any person who
shall play at cards, dice, billiards, or any other oams
Of hazard, for money property; also, fine Of IoO
dollars on any tavern keeper owner of grocery
Or tipping shop,who shall suffer any species Of amb
Ing IN his tavern or shop.
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II is stated n the last English papers that the OBJ
Iect oil MIR Slatford Cummings mission to Russais
the Independence Of Greece. There is no mpob.
ability in the statement The premiership OF Mr.
Canning has been distinguished by hDeral,y Of
lpolicy, which approxImates much nearer 10 epub-
can ieeng than any thing we have been accuslom.
led TO witness IRON the British Cabinet. We nav
nsiance, IN support of this opinion, the Recognition
Of South American Independence the concession
lot the Catholic claims in the House oil Commons;
and, last oi all, II the rumour to which we have
erred, be correct, this step towards the &C.
acknowledgement OF the Independence o! Greece. If
Indeed, as these measure, indcate the astocraic
notions which have SO long dictated the policy ii
Great B,Itan about to give place To luster and
more reasonable views oil the relation in which peo.
pie and their governments stand towa DIS each ole,
II is new and most important triumph gained BY
the Republican cause, the Influence OF which will
felt throughout chrstendom. Should the Oblta Of
Mr. Slratioid Canning's mission be such as these
lpapes assert, we do not know that more happy
choice could have been made OF an agent through
which the intentions OF the British Calumet could be
impaired to the Russian Emperor. His obseTya
tiohs during his residence IN this country, on the
nature Of our republican institutions; on their ope
ration in the development of the capacity oil thepeo
Pile Tor sell government; and on their tendency TO
prevent COlIuptlOH OF uSut PatlpU VI po"ti, alu W
omote the interests and happiness OF mankind,
we're doubtless, those oil intelligent, correct and
discriminating mind. The result oil these obserya-
tons, he can communicate 10 the imperial ear with
all the force of his convictions and talents TO
which will be superadded the authority oil his char
ac,er both ndiy dual and official He can impress
on the Russian monarch the sound ard sau'ary
truth, that nations and communities, once touched
with the hal wed FIRE OF vituous liberty, and uptta
either 10 obtain or TO defend their freedom, ale not
10 be conquered and driven fiom their high pur-
pose, by the opposition Of btule force, by the edlc's
OF courts, or the argument oil the sword. nc can
suggest, thar there is not merely political afihly
which binds republics to each other; but strong
moral brotherhood, which induces the most power
ul sympathies between tbtm and that, TO every
drop q Grecian blood drawn by the Moslem Scm'
tar corresponding drop starts to the surface Of ev
|e,y American vein, and struggles 10 burst iron us
internal confines to revenge the outrage on nun an
liberty Suggestions o! this character. and coming
from this source, could not be inuperatlse, 10 pro-
ducing impressions favourable to the Grecian cause
and II he selection OF the British minister mas oeeh
made in this spirit, and with these views we may
not only hail the measure as suspicious to ,feeee'
but to the free governments which exist tins heh
lsphere, to the British people, and TO the whoie nu
man race. Nat. Journal.
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sapernumernry Fingers.-A London paper says.
|" De Wlgns, OF Kiichberg, gives The iolloW'us
curious history: A man had born TO him oy n's
wife several children, most oil which had SIX hhseis
on each hand and the same was the case WIN mos
| oil the children he had by second wife. oaush
Ter by the first wife married, and bore two ch'las'
with six fingers on each hand Circumstance u
this sort, we imagine, not rare nor wondefn.'
man belonging originally TO STOW, 10 the couD'y
OF Nlddlesex, worked several years IN our ONCE %
Ia piessman, and who was well known at most o. 1"'
printing Offices in Boston, who had dou0fe hamO,
on the light hand. He had three children' az ~. y
whom had the like supcrnumerary appendage. "
have be- n often told, that gentleman now li'ips ~
Ibis city, has six each foot; and that so''e
| OF bis children have the same number. Wna' :
stu more extraordinary, is, that one oil his chui.a
who had no more than the usual number Of Toes pas
had. as we have been credib!y informed, one or mos
children. born with the supe,numerary toe on cav
loot. We frequently meet gentleman at ne.,
chants Hall Reading Room with six nngets ~
j each hand. D0stoR GALAXY.
| from Rigging.-The new ship Washington =,
$50 tons, which lately sailed from New YORK ~, y,
Canton, has all her lower shrouds, all her Top sa'
and topgalant ties, topsa and topgallant shes's'
bobstays, SC. of iron chsins.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-04-29

10 the Circuit Court for the District Of Column
ba, the cause of G. Clarke against the corporation
OF Washington City, Tor the payment Of the prize
ct 100000 dollars. drawn in the last class Of the
National Lottery, was recently decided against the
plaintiff The corporation Of Washington had sold
'he scheme to David Gillespie, and the decision Of
the court goes to relieve that body from ak respon-
sbihty Tor the prizes drawn in the lottery, and to
make Gillespie alone responsible. MIR. Clarke
means 70 appeal to the Supreme Court Of the Unit.
ed States.
II /" Turn Onto-The weayers in PHILADELPHIA
nave turned out for higher wages The Freeman's
journal OF The 2lst inst. says
we understand that the weayers will no, per
mt their ishow workmen to attend to their bust
ness, out 10 many instances have actually taken the
aoorers disposed to work, from their looms
his branch OF business is now nearly at stand in
this great manufacturing dstrict-hardy loom is
to be heard.-Where this will end it is impossible
to say; It is sincerely to be regretted that Philadel
phid whose character with the exception of one or
Two instances has suffered but little by the violence
Of mobs, should now be the scene of contention and
disorder
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s. 20 EE9E7 RRDs

EDUNANAY from the snbsertnrr, living
ia thr upper end ct Prince Edward GO,
Va. on the 4eth day ol February las,,u negro
man namtd ARtIlbV lie Is about - or 20
years of a., Il feet or 10 inches high, very
dark complicated, has small scnr acrnss the
nose. "A down look when spoken IL, AMI stnt.
ter, ca stammer, IN ms speech. purchasel
said negre u Raleigh farley, Of Buckingham
county Va. In fellow WIS raised IN Gooeh-
land county, by old M Roatord, who lately
died, 0 or ieu.Iei belqN Cwlery,Ir, near
Mioheapk- ferry, ia which neishhohood II Is
presumed H. Is now lurking, anu vrlJ ptomf.
! bly, volts lhe Jancs River Gnhol lne above
reward vii he gwen 70 any person WHO vii
deliver tie aid negro 10 M, or secure hun IN
Isny j.uI 30 fbal get him aRain.
GEOiIE ABBOTT.
Prince Edward, July - ls25.
U3'lbe Editors Of the Richmond EnGrirar
will please lasel the above IN hi, pnpcr uunl
stopped, AMI forward MS account 10 iho0nas
II. tioo1. loods Post Office, Buckingham,
Tor payment - Il \.
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.More New Gooas
we ate rrretetag hnndadhe addition OF
IdALss GOODS.

CoNbl5KiNG ~ PAht 81
iiiuj,4fne delk and ish; gfooud Priuia,
slack. uhfe aud SNcrrd uu.
tlgA GHeHans,
Black ao1 eaI1'd Canton Ciape., .uprrlnr,
Rlch Untft. brown and L.aas G.ured Glo
dee -,
Figur,d took Nuslins,
81 81 d-rye Diaper,
g. q aud Ill Table d..
Slc,a Dama-k Table Cloths,
Fine Long Lawn,
Printed ianen Canhle handkerrhicf+,
F1aS do.
1 case vel assorted Lcghofn G!pacys,
3 hoNcs lktbhnns,
! do Curtis,
Corded aud striped Florrntne,
Grander,lls aud Co,tuo Casslorrrs,
i'inr Doc heias BdnSrrs- Cord-,
1 bdlre II, i ! aud ID blown Shrtlngs
and Shrelngs,
hBrown and b.l, Fur llals,
together WITH many articles of Hardware,
l,launrs aud 1roceurs. Also expected
IN t'V days, - splendid assortment u
Sncll !'orl, and SIDE CQmbs, Muroeeo,
hlarl> lel enlorrd Prunelh aud Leather
ehocs, Garnbrics, Sheellnss, sugar and
toEirr, O.. &c. Oar assortment ~ nov
onu. ually good, aud viii b. we'll kept up
| lhrnu2 huat the year, with every article III
! fancy ar ase winch +. Ia demand, and ali
will be sold al most reduced PRICES
". MCKEE d j. q. MEM.
July Il tai
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puhit speaker whom mastery r1annef.
follows sarh guidr, commands attention
and apPfuhafloN .--'! r.. Garland ia ihat r.
sprci tor rs a.sc, met my decided apPfo-
bation-. 3en IA. ho ,epef. l. confined l. ~
region Of tins habitobhs elbbe /, is dlseov
erred wherever the snu oh shlpr, or thc
wluds hiow ~ sreds are .rai'err.i hy tn
Liberal haad ot nuure - ttrfs direction.
when "aiefea 10y the dews Of. uNrnetinn
and warmed by the SIN II scIcn,c, vii
spread md flourish thranth ases into nigh
~ powers h"pr, ana h,lle,e that, the
uoN.aas weeds ol firulty, ar dissipation
Which afe lipaily buried IN the tnlnh al
silent oblivion, viii not extend their IN
Nuroee In Mr., Gariaala-aa he contrary,
think from the sn.filnta he gave of Ahd-
iry aud attention, thtt he discovered ~
suspicious dawn at mental Improvement,
which, # mol cioltrd b, unexpected VI
pours. prrsasaa most happy mrridan--it
will h. delightful to his relations. aud usc.
tai - saeietY. \ SPECTATOR.
Amherst, July 9th, l825.
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Il is aow unIcr5'oo1, that Gen, Tafay-
etc vii frOmu to France IN the Bt1adl
wi1r; aad that he viii postpone hi, deP.u-
tore till tbe niddlr Of September, in "rdrr
10 allepd liz celebration Of the Auniyefea-
Try OF the Baue OF BsandJ VIM. H. IS
now On bis way to Virginia viii pass thro'
Fredericksburg, Be. &c.
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8. :. n,.uicn,ed.rsr ihe tTrginias
.yuERsP L. IL. til { HI, 10 -
= s....5,.e or our I4leaeu4parp

~, - a dinner hi api. JUN Franklin.
r '''. ar If the Indian Queen Tavern and
pIf'n.sN,Il. proprietor OF the Lafayette
Mr. '".,, r,np,ny assembled i, each place
laa' II, hour. l nualrraas procession of
9. ~ - - :, Ladies moved from Cnpt.
tt'",' -. Tavern Ia the ile ia front Ui tlp
1T. escorted bg 4 baad ut music,
'' Ill! l.,lumbjt,f here they we're
t'i!'i,}, the company fro II the l"ty cite
90" t.,,tpanics then moved GA 10 thu
'' n. .,s,.. tndrg the escort ut the same
I'M a. ,ia, thr most appropriate and
'"-' ,trs. The Gout-aoase was
s'" ~ "a o,prflaNiu5. The company
o''.it' ltaasaa VI. Garland, Esq rose
50" ar ~ ,klng some appropriate re-
anu tue OCCASION, and reading tae
mliH' =, If Rich .rA Henry Lee'- speech
.,.tineatA Congress, On MS moth
~ Wv ri,rr america free anl Inirpen-
on w re,3 !, a most impressive manner
e''t n'.'.I,g,t,ea ol Independence. Samah
\ Garland, Eel inen a'"f'fea " mus! 'i-
~ n.,4i.,n. In style, manner, u mat
,,t,y,s npe ofthe hlppesd eR"Ft' we
~ II ,,if,tssrd. The Orator having
,...n. engaged by the company al Cap.
r.,,l,l,f,s. his been req 'ested oy Tue Nam
.,,,. =, nprnit his Grafton 10 be publish
- which We greet to say lr itts declined.
49,. r.collrrfiin enables Is ohty to sl9e
''' ,',,' ~. onlliae of the Speech; by at.
.,,.,ti,, more, we might do injustice to
p..r,r lis matter was quite origin
Nc m,oner plrlakiug of all the atdor
f,a,t,fnI patriotism trlleltan4 Ia the
.;y.,.,n. and his order vivid and natural.
~. hogan nv rclnarkms On the interest
shiloh natr 5ii4m must ever attract to thr
.n,.ion He then sketch, i, With the hand
,f, master, the first settlement OF America.
yy;,h ali ihp (re 9th Mntaln bard, ho
,..tfel the voluntary exile OF our fathers
,..;rn,iyatinns and their hard hi J, Ot mo
,I",, accidents bg food and led OF hair-
h,.,lth psranrs i. the Imminent deadly
.~..rh lie then rrcuuntea IN the I'M
pr,s.i,r claquence of Barre, thu wrongs
,,artir3 mon Ia by the mother country -
and the Justice of our separation. Tie
dewitt upon the traths proclaimed IN the
declaration Of our independence !; portray
II, in glowing colours, the sldicrm5s and
ne hcroisn Of the hrtoes oftae revulnti-
IN: passed appropriate eai5Gies on the
living and the dead of thai period; point
Fl ont lhr benefritl effects that event had
already had on the Untrd states in patti
cnlar and the WorIi in general, and CON
elled with mast beautiful pfophetlcd
Fc'"[e o. Tue enre,s ''' S''''se'i 'g"s,5
""''o =" l'''e Pf"u'',r W" t"e 5"'''I o. 49,,
."7s o. ''e "no'' '''',i u, ''."''' i'u'''2
!" '''''' ''''''' -
"'u'.' i'l'nt l'g' " was '-,','' ''''
,,''.iI niue IN -, .,.,''5 :, ,i
f''on Inc companies 'ft'fta 10 tHeH re-
' ,,. pl1rr' oi H'r,.'E, ,,..,:....,.t.
pr 'anN''l h'' ~ opa' u .p' ms > 'r9'o
'.s''P'ooo7 "'2"rI, '''oh'i't, ",,''"S
=" sa' occasion 81 F" ''' . u,'a' a',I - W
,"1 VI I'd. Ia, ~ n ri,,, tb,. r,n,.f bar
h'0'H rtfio2k. - "''a M ~ "a
Envy, hiiaiifY and lh'"ctnt ftiii I'I'N III
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aFtih"" nhu ep'l'in'h 'o''a h'la sast'tne'e"
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~ 90 o. 81. a.,
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~ 90. 9iha7ft9 7N's' Maz9es,
d a' f11f3 e'"H ma 3heheae' 70
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md, II leH DAYS later lhan before reported,
bring no intelligence OF consequence, e>reF
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to ulal,e rom Tow IN Of Lily Celebrations,
which will not admit If DELAY.
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