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American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-02-21
NOTICE.
Dec. 6, 1926.

NHE copartnershp Of the undersigned, heretofore ta
ding under the firm Of Kean q Oiuer, at Cantwels
bridge, Newcastle County, Delaware has dissolved by
agreement. All those indebted to said firm either by
Bond, Note, Book account are requested to make i'm
mediate payment to VIM. Kcan, at Mddletown-as no n
dulgence need be expected. VIM KEAN,
REUBEN OLIVER
MiddietoWn, 18th Dec, 1925. 9-2m
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-02-21
CHECK BOOKS
On the different BANKS in the Borough,
FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.
SHERIFF"S SALES,
Br PETER II. DEL.a.NY, SHEBIFF.

ID virtue of writ OF ais. yend exponas, directed
I'D will be exposed public sale, the house of Daniel
iIaines Mddietown, in st. Georges hundred on Friday
the Gath Of February next, at o'clock r NJ the following
described lot piece of ground situate, lying and being
in appoqnimink hundred, and county Of Newcastle to
wit-A lot of ground in the village of Peterborough,
bounded by lands Of Isaac Carty William Polk and others
containing one acre, less Seized and taken in
execution as the property Of Hannah Hackes.
Newcastle, Jsrusry II, 1876 24--4t
virtue OF writ Of ais vend exponas me directed
VIII be exposed public sale, at the house Of Daniel
!lanes, Aiiddleown, in ST. Georges hundred on Friday
the 24'h of feoruary INST, at o'clock, p. NJ the follow
in the hundred Of Appp9uiumink, and county Of New
castle, to wit Mo- IA farm bounded nv lands of
Abraham Stats, dec John Naudain William Pollard
decreased Edward Wilson, dec and others and tho Noyon
town NIL Pond, with frame dwelling house and kitchen
barn and other out buildings thereon erec,e an;n
hundred and wenty eight acres more or Iess ~
ga lot of woodland bounded by lands Of Enoc r,yoa
deceased Peter and George liill James Iatimer ~
lohn Naudain and Richard Craddnck; conta;nna, c
acres less Seized and taken in execuon a. ~
property of Daniel Crouch ~
Ncwca tie, February s, 1896 e5-at
gnY virtue If writ of vend exponas. to me directed viii
~ be exposed to public sale, at the house lately occun
ed by John Lowbe Esq near Smyrna, i'll Appoquinmnk
hundied, on Saturday the 25h of February nst at OF.
cock, F. M the following described lands and tenements
situate lying and being in the hundred of Appopoinmnk
and County OF Newcastle. to wit NO. tract of land
bounded by Lands OF Matthew Donahoo, Abraham Peirct
William Kennedy, John Pearson and others with two
story tanc dwelling hoise and kitchen thereon erected
ranarv, stable, corn crib smoke house, carriage house
ai other ont buildings; containing one hundred acres
or less. No. 2 farm bounded by lands of the
heirs OF John Alsion dec, heirs of joseph Sharon dec
hers oi itchard Kew, dec, and Others; with log dwell.
tae ioas and sr's s'ah'e corn crib smoke house and
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-02-21
10 LET.

4 two story brick house, No l0i in Shpley street, and
n possession given the 25'h March next
Aso-a room No. l05, fronting Market street. Pos
session win be given time as above. Inquire of
Jan 81. J. WILSON.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-02-21
COURT OF Cl;ANCERY
AND ORPHANS, CUTnT.

NOTICE hereby given. that in bedicnce to an Aco
IN the General Assembly entitled "a further sunns
ment the act entitled sn sc to alter The times Of hp
ing the Courts Of law and equity in this State" passed
Dover the 9Th day Of January 1896 The Court Of Chsr
Gerry will be held the Town of Newcastle, in the COUNT
of Newcastle, Monday the 9th day Of February NEXT
and the Orphans Court Of the said County will also then
MISSIONS Orders and other Processes, relating to any S
Appeal, Decree, Petition other matter or proceeding II;
each of the said Courts to be then and there returned
DAVID PAINTER, RegisteY in Chancerv
MATTHEW KEAN, Clerk Oyphans Court,
Newcastle, Jan. 81, 1926. 22-4
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-02-21
PROTECTION.

DetaaOare Fire Insurance Company,
Office No. 81, Shipley-st. between Front & Second
vNllS Companyhas commenced Insuring against Lossby
Pire, and inland transportation of goods, with capital
of One Hundred Thousand Dollars.
The President and Directors are now ready receive
applications for insurance against Loss by Fire, every
description Of buildings in general; Merchandise Ships
in Port, and their Cagoes Household Furniture and 9TH
personal property also, against loss or damage by
land transportation ofgood wares, merchandise and coun
try produce.
Terms of insurance will be favorable as any Of the
Companies in the Cities of Philadelphia OF New York
Parties assured, may repose the fullest confidence in the
sodity OF its capital, and that all losses will be promptly
adjusted by the company.
CORNELIUS d. BLASEY is Agent to survey properytobe
insured, for the town and vicinity of New Castle.
Directors.
William Chandler David C. Wilson.
John Patterson, Joseph G. Gilpn,
DAVID Bush, Joseph Grubb.
WILLIAM SEAL, President.
DANIEL BrRNEs, Secretary.
Wilmington, 5th mo. (siay,) 90, 1925. a.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-02-21
To the Printers of Delaware.
25---5t

I1URsUANT to act of the General Assembly, passed
at Dover, on the first day of February 1921 entitled
supplement to the entitled An act making provi
sion for the payment OF the printing Of the laws and
proposals. in writing, will be received from the printers
within this stae for the printing of the journal of the
House of Representatives of the State of Delaware until
the ei8hth day OF March next. JNO. w. RUTH,
Clerk Of the House of Representatives
of the State of Delaware.
Dover, February IS, 1895. 26-6t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-02-21
NOTICE.
ELECTION.

ELECTION.
VfNHE Stockholders n the Delaware Fire yna,,ro..s o.
Il poay are hereby notified that an Election for nne
Directors, will be held at their Office No 81. Sb;nsv
on ,he 9th Of the Sd mo. (arch) next to open At
hne O'CLOCK A. NJ and close at twelve O'CLOCK. nj.
By dircr,ion eFhe Hoard.
d. BYRNEs; Secretary.
epius' Ao' Ao@o' sS-~.et
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-02-21
COTTON MANDATORY

EToR SALE containing about 600 Spindes, with full
IL supply OF carding engines and other machinery for
the preparation Of Cotton. Inquire of ZIBA FERRIS,
Watch Maker, corner u Market and High sts.
Wilmington 1st mo. co. 1926. l5-tf
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-02-21

IL virtue of writ Of vend exponas me directed,
will be exposed to public sale, the house of Joseph
Person in ChYistiana Hundred, Saturday the 9TH of
March next, at o'clock, p NJ the following described
lot OF ground situate in Chrstana hundred and county
Newcastle, to wit fronting Kent street twenty feet
between Shpey and Orange streets, in the Boro1gh Of
Wilmington, and adjo ming lots OF John MClung, Della
Dora and extending seventy feet back Joshua Woas-
tons line containing by computation, fourteen hundred
square feet more or less Seized and taken execution
as the property of Wiham Montgomery.
Newcastle, January II, 1896 23-4t
pY virtue of writ of levar facias to me directed will
40 be exposed to public sale, the house of David Arm
strong Chrstiana bridge, in White Clay Creek hundred
ON Friday the 10th of March next at O'clock p NJ all
those certain mills mill seats, tracts of land plantations
lots or pieces of ground and messuages situate, lying and
being in the hundreds of White Clay Creek and Newcastle,
Newcastle county and State of Delaware late the property
Of Joseph Israel, ESQ.,. deceased Together with all and
singular the improvements and appurenances thereunto
yof
Newcastle, Feb. 4, 1896. 25-5t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-02-21

otter out buildings thereon efeed containing tso hen-
dred acres less. Seized and taken IN execution
as the property Of John Lorober. .
I,.t-. -
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-01-07


in quest Of natural history. lie visited Niagara in
July. 1921, and pays the following complimentary
tribute to an Albany Fair One.
"WorJs can hardly do justice to the unaffected
ease and elegance of the American Ladies, who Vi
sit the falls of Niagara The traveller need not roam
ii Imagination through Crcassia, in search Of fine
forms; or through England, france, or Spain, 70
meet with polished females TIE numbers, who
arc continual, arriving from all part. Of the union
confirm tie justice Of this remark
81 was looking one evening At dance, being una
Bic to Join in i. on account Of the accident ! had
received near BuI,lo, when Young American en-
tered the balI-room, with such becoming air and
grace, that it vas impossible not to have been
struck with her appearance.
"lIcr bloom was Ike the sprDging flower
That sips the silver dew,
The rose was hucsdcd in her check,
Just opening to the view :"
i could not help feeling wish to know where She
lad
''Into such beauty spread, and blown 50 fan"
upon inquify, found that She from tie ctt, Of
Albany The more looked at the Albanian, the
raote was convinced that IN the United States of
America may be found grace, and beauty, and sym-
metry, equal 10 any thing IN the old world.
81 nov, for good and ALL and well might, gave
up the idea Of find ng bugs, bears brates and buf,.
i,c, in this country, and was thoroughly satisfied
tlat had IAooryd under great mistake III sus-
pcctng that / should ever meel With them. wish
"a to ION in the dance where the far Albanian was
'sTo bri,k notes IN cadence beating !"
but the state of my unlucky foot rendered it mpos-
sblc
Nothing can surpass the appearance ofthe Anne
Iican ladies, when they take their morning walk,
tom twelve to three o'clock The stranger NH
at once see that they have rejected the extra
VACANT supelAu'ties winch appear in the London
and Partisan fashions and have only retained as
much of those costumes as are becoming to the fl,
male form. This, joined to their own jus, notions
Of dress is what renders the New York ladies 50
elegant in their attire The way they wear the
i.cghorn hat deserves a word Or two With us the
formal hand OF the milliner binds down the brim to
one fixed shape, and that none Of the handsonest
The wearer is obliged to turn her head fun ninety
degrees, before she cansee the person who is stand
ing BY her SIDE, But IN New York the ladies have
Che brm of the tat NOT tcttercd with wire, tape Or
rib5snd, but quite free and uuduating and b, ap.
plsng the hand IL thty can conceal or expose
as much of the face IS circumstances require. The
hiding and exposing the face, by the bye IS certain
" dangerous movement, and often fatal to the
passing swain. | am convinced in my own mind
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be as well if some Of our head mliners would go
on board of them in leu of getting into the Dill
gence for Paris They would bring back more taste
and less caricature''
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North .lmericnn REVERE.
June !.

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August g.
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6P New books.

TNHE subscriber has just received and hs,
i for sale. The Apoeryphai New Tesla
ment, being all theGosprls, Episles and o.
ther pieces now eytant, attlhuird in tn.
first four centuries 10 JLsus CHRIST. hi.
Apostles and Ilseir companions. &c. &c -
Every person ought In own IA copy of TIN.
work il being the very finest edition and
contain. all the Scriptures that was reject.
I'd by the Council of Bishops at Niece
some hundreds of wears ago--Peoplr eug hi
To judge for themselves and not the BIsh.
ops, the price of The hook being very mo.
derate. IFS To hs hoped that the people
will supply themselves with copy Of this
very rare and valuable work, and then they
can and viii judge for themselves. Also,
the New Testament BY Alex. Knpeland,
Minister of the first Independent Church
off hrist called Uni,ersali3ts in Philadel-
phia.
The Opinion of Chief Justice Marshall,
in the case Of Glrnett, Executor of Brooke
VS.. Macon. BY Joseph Tate. counsellor at
avail of which will be- sold very low.
ADRIAN r. NORTH.
June IS.
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hfp re sdHffo, KIN Jiiy, III 20.
Mr. DIAN SIN; fnnr highly t,.s fying
favor al tlie l0t inst. | ha,e had ne -aa
usi"cI'on To r.ee,. and now the honor ~
acknowledge.
fhc gene ons msnnrr with which yun
met n'j lnlrrcr-son IN behalf nf the u,nr,
Nh" DAD ankRotea 10 ne, srcrrtrd hln,selg
IN my sh'p tends greatly 10 enhancr lho
"lrtHd, justly hign oJtini10 had ratrr-
famed "t ,he Der nhn chAtaci,r
IA" higb military ,epatst,on which You
nave ~ nobiy es'rted III hunuurahr cuth-
d \, ana Tie pfopplne,s with which Tho
hr"Ft has been oprn.j in txtrndine thn
mod hoth OF churitV nd fofgiutaess a., n
poor So!fier nasl lea,r III ~ pu,s, ION
~ 'r' nag no, easils ltnaglnrd a ah ,ti,s-
erIbrd receive thsrriotr, my brsI ,,i.las.
wa prrmlI ne Ia snbsr1lbr, tIu,, ,oar
',lehn, }. u. ELLiOTT.
10 ChcEaller EpwANu p'EwALD,
MAJ aud tosuuandani ut III, sid
1875. oil or.padlers N Isl Of The ii!.p.
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THE MYSTERIOUS GUESTS.

About sixty years ago, two Englishmen
one day arrived at Calais 10 the Dover
Packet.-They did not take up their quar-.
ters,at the hotel of Mons. Dessen. on
whom the author of the Sentimental Jour
men bestowed such celebrity, but weot TO
an obscure Inn, kept by a man of the name
of Du Long. They desiled to have his
best apartments, spent great deal ot mo.
ney. relish d the produce of his wretchrd
kitchen, and thought his adulterated vine
perfectly genuine. From day TO day Dn
Long supposed they would continue their
Journey, and proceed to the capital: for,
that they had come merely to see Gala
was an idea two absurd to enter any bn-
dy's head. But so far from continuing
their journey, and proceeding to the cap
ila, the, did not even inspect what as
worth seeing at Calais: for, except going
out now and then to shoot snipes they kept
close at home, eating, drinking, and doing
nothing. They may be spies thought
the host, or runaway5, or fools. No mat
ter what is that to me They pay hun
estly' Wher he was sitting in an even.
ioe oyera pint with h's neIghbor .and re-
laiion, the grocer, they used to rack their
b, AIMS about the mysterious guests. They
are SPIES said the grocer one OF them
souints With his left eye A man may
squint without being spy rejoined the
host l should take them for runaways,
for they read all my ne" spapers, probahy
for the sake of advertisements his kins-
man thea assured him that all Engllsh nrn
spend at least il twelfth part Of their Ii. es
IN reading newspapers. The conclusion
to which they generally came was, that as
the said Foreigners were spparenti3 neither
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WEEK. No subscription will be received for
sd'ah. .;ne than six months; and no paper viii
g eS ,ss',n,t;uned tbut at the discretion OF Tia.
be i,'s9 sntil all arrearages are paid.
bit9., lgertisements will be inserted at 80
~ suare COR less) the FIRST time, and
cents onts for each continuance. Those
81 ~ a;s,ance must he paid for previous to
tom ..s -t,on. or the payment assumed by
'asr ,.aassponsible person in Lynchhurg.
some e',ancery Orders not exceeding two
II inserted for six dollars
'aa a ;Ai,iIst'srsaddressedto the hli'ors must
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Advertisement.
August 3.

Cn'lE subscriber has lately lakenthe honss
Il formerly occupied W Mr.. Townsend
Irn,iow, opposite Nessrs. Smith Il Bsgwt rs
store. He offers his services to the public
as Tailor; and he respectfully informs the
citizens OF Lynrhburg and lis vicinity. that
all those who may trust their work To his
care. they may rest assured that | shall he
neatly executed, and with the quickest dis
,atch. | shall also keep read, made clothes
at aii sorts and sizes, and will sell low fof
cash LINDSEY Is. PADGETT
Sent II. fFtJ-11
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houcip lily relate was formerly Ibr doinrs.
Pc hreelfe. S.f, The assurance ol lho
hlShrsi consideration, with which la e
ia" 'i"nor 10 br. your most humble ADD OF
ser'l
~ CiIEEALIEh EDWARD D'EWALU.
NAJn ~ Eonnnaodant of ~. J I,s.
81 Grnaders, aud lst oi Tie line.
ION Jul,. lg2e.
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my rxtract I'll = letter aud corrssppndence
bet"ten Capt ELLiOrr aud III. Gon AN
dant al hlo Jauoirn, ny gentleman III lhIs
city. Ball. Pat.
RIO JASEIRO, July -, 1870.
The tyaur, after h,HIuX lhi- port, had
10 teturb 10 examine her uIhinmasl, Capt.
Elliot batlng discovered II 10 be defective
under the rlbsIus, thls win expert srl-
in.D, employed buf littl. t,ne--ln thr
mean While, hr directed The slonp Of " ar
Boston 10 proceed % IN" river La Pl,ta To
warn our unsusprcllns cOaDiry,neD 0i the
blockade. TIA Vigilance IF Gapt ia tiii-
oil las bean highly pra'sewortny.
Twelve rrhly laden English vessels have
already arrived at TINS ac,, prlze, /" thc
Bloekadho "a ,adroo: THESE N br rsti-
mated, am 'otormrd, al s50o.ooo, en-
cnmsl nee not Al all agrre able IL John
ball-pne vessel brlousrpg IA Inc uated
states has been -eut ~, Dat nee carno Is
Bin sh property.
When the Cydue was last here, on the
eve al getting nrdrr saJ, she was visited
by iaalr Austrian Officers, Who de handed,
IL the name Of he Elnaefot, des.rter
Tom the army, spPpnsed 10 De Oh baald :
captain Elliott very properly assured
inein tlat, should II prove - be tn case,
he would most cctt,inl, send ain on -h0rr.
Alter getting 10 sea the nan Nas DISCOVER
ed. On our retuta mere, Captain Elliott
performed MS promise, ny delivering ne
deaelter 10 the proPrt dulhotlIies, d the
sdHe lime making private lntefeessi ~ fdr
rs pardon -lhls Vas dong lac lnns ~ Il
be. ohlng manner painful duly Mar dis
cbdtged whilr al the sa st TINE, the iiu-
ma feelings Oi an tnirrceasoI VERY -hten-
dci toaards the unfortunate otftnder. -
LIE correspondence of the commanding
oiheere ~ tpr subject, is highly crcdltahi.
ds Il displas those amiabie traits always
"stinabia. The CDcsalrr IS al officer ;. 10
pne' se sd ~ NapuIeon's army With con
siderable Distinction.
II Is supposed dat all the vessels sent IN
here, iol violation ut the ID ochadr, VIII
be condemned; usrqnrotly, the BRUSH
viii elstdln pretty serbia, loss. Thu, YOU
SEE, tile principles tney nee eonlr 1tieu FOR,
produce Effects, witch nOw Act AZ relrlbn-
i've oe ibeH commerce, ddl) found 10 de.
preclate.
IL Is stailfying 10 an American 10 see our
National ships IN this uarter-.zlhelr plr-
sthce, theii chdIacier, give rs oonRdeaee,
aud I.sPlt" Foreigners with respect iof uai.
ho'ftemedt, wnlch seems ever re1dB 10
NaIth over oar interests aud II guard oar
rights II TO be hoped that the s,,uhlr,n
viii be continued ou TINS coast II has, be
assured, most happy influence o. oar
officers producing, either dlrrril, or H.
directly, hen its chedpIy purchased, al the
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t1W AsNsRTWAE3a
snt subscriber has the pleasure ol an
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lived, direct from Philadelphia, "A very
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@eV21Ss Many the works are very SUI
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superior engraVIHgs aud mpst snperbiy
'a" Among the new publications are
:, sun W lie BlondeviIlr, or the Cnur, of Hen.
we Ill Keeping festival IN Ardanne, a
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fo, .''nins memoir OF her lite, with extracts
sn ner Jonrnal.-This work is exceeding.
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60 "'erS works have no doubt but that il
IN, efy me and interesting production
MI. MN writings Vt Frederick Reynolds. in Q
,s-.. Inns work contains great mass of
interesting and ams-ing informaiion.-
.,"'on, by Mrs Holland, who is think
my moderate writer.
ana ~ leot'c are particularly invited 10 call
soc. A "rhe my very large and valuable
IN oi BOOKS, as am determined 10 sell
80 10" ABRAM r NORTH.
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shpHstfH ~ No1iHuHuuHf.
oiH beg you ~ btlir,e that no ptr.
sou can ne more srnaIbi- than mNsrlf a.,
lhe honor of being f-ingnlaard b, men ~
|"m merit, aud with this cling You It. /,
Ju"Rro ~ great ln1rt,6tal,n /, ~ nut be
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thc honor of n val. WIN rr,rect to Ia,
soldier, have OIL, pursued ,nor or u ahl
the principles ri every genrrous IN nj, 10
pa'honing where pardon ~ puslDi, T.,
nave nHnrdrd you -alsiacllon Is the most
agreeable f.eoinpensr could receive.
IL the lively hope 81 ha,lug very soaG
ne hJnur al seeing Wa agarl, Ia urlrr -
express To yoa personally, now mach
tive and esteem you, | subscribe ~ all,
WIN Tue reapeci whleh Your personal qual-
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LIZ CHEV ALlER EDW ARD D'EWALD.
To aptHnJ ID. i.LLIoTr, 81
Rts &c Jdneifo. 18th Jaiy 1926
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. IEMovAl.---EDWARD BROWN

~ has removed his Jsweiiers Shop TO tho
tenement next door 10 the Frginian Office.
nearly opposite Messrs. Holmes AZ Brewster.
He takes lhis opportunity TO rcturn his sin
ccre thanks 10 his friends and the public for
the patronage heretofore given him, aud as
surrs them he will endehvor To merit con.
tinuHnce OF their encouragement, by prompt
and faithful attention 10 their orders Tor re-.
pairing watches aud clocks, making and
mrnJlng jewelry, or executing any work in
his line with which they may entrusl him.
EDWARD BROWN.
June ]. ts43
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Al anccdotc is related In some IT tn.
English papers of bIlste Ins American
nj Havana, who had for Ia x ti,oe annoy :
ed the other Inmates of his boarding housr
b, his bullying. Al lrhg ! an adiil,on OF
Two or thfe, EngIIshnen WAS maI. 10 thc
boarders, aud al d'nner tune the Yankee,
among other bolh expressions, Jutnled
upon his legs, aud hraudi-hing his carving
knde, ex.linrd van menaclng tone
" WHO aid ne don't like beef 2' One If IN,
Engltshnrn hercuPou rosr aud stelnls re-.
piled, i" | said 80 !" We'll thep," sad IA.
nike qoietly sitting down., You cat
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NATIONAL COURrE ,lES.

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