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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-17
.A'OYINE.

A IL persons indebted 10 the estates Of Jane. and sarah
- niihe~s, dee Of Cumberland, are requested 10 max.
immediate Pfyneo'o the subscriber, aud al persons having
'n ss""' sad estates are requested make them known
possible
WILLIAM RERRYMiN
Nov ~. ~ -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-17

The General Court did not form Quorum m
Wednesday--but yesterday the follow. no .I.,,lpes
attended In the Capitol and organized the Colri
VIZ. Judges Stewart, Brockenbrough, JohnsoL
Allen, Senple, Daniel, Parker, Summers and
BoulGin.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-17

we take pleasure in correcting. the ,aistake
into which we fell Time ago in relation
10 the author OF the pieces s.gned philo in the
Alexahdfia Gszeie. Tire gen leman in ROM
ney TO WHOM alluded was not the au-
.thor, ana is IN possession OF a letter from,
one OF The r'lifo's, which be is at liberty TO
use IN any way he !ea-ss: aud particularly as its
use Will piobsbi7 make cat the apology thought
so essential by he Winchester Republican. This
letter was drawn forth by one from the supposed
author IN Rosnney, which does much credit TO his
candour.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-17

an Westminster We have iost our friend Half ana
am sorry Tor 1t, because he is honest man, and
sounu democratic but II is no triumph for the al
'hinisra,on to re elect Ward. Ward, last winter.
voted for MscLane's resolution ON the Panama
question, and on the other questions, went with
the representatives, hom the city against S,orrs.
Niartindale, SC. He may, therefore, be consider
ell az one OF the Jackson OPPOSITION no.
Ucsh,nston County.--If Mr. Martindale has
lost his election to Congress it is severe loss TO
MIR. Adams. Mr.. Mariiudale was the strongest
Adams man in the State. The General Admins
"aion have Taylor and S'errs left. and that is all
out Of iais great State, of any consequence.
~ l.. Eng.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-17
ELECTIONS.

MAssAcHUsErrs-Tbe following are return
s ~. representatives to the 20th Congress: Daniel
webster, Edward Everett, John iiaiIey, John
arn'im, H. w. Crownin-hieId. John DAVIS. John
iced districts yet 10 be heard from.
NEW foRK. The following are elected 10
congress: ephen Van Rensselaer,. Churchill G.
Camo' eieng. Gulian {. Verplsnck, Jeromu- John
son, James Strong, Aaron Ward, MIR. IIobLie
ihouias j. Csh.ey, (ihe last = new member, and
Formerly rep esented the Disric, with reputation
'ehh w. Taylor, Speaker OF the House of Repre-
seniahve-, is opp 'sed by Mr.. Goodrch--the vote
IN Waterford Is, lor Taylor 90, Goodrich l55
from 'he returns ipr Governor, no result can
yet he asce'isined The vote is much closer
than was calculated la the City f New Yo k
H4f. Ci'n'on had majority of 1898 (about 500
more 'h'n at the last election, jim Albany county,
MS majority IL All; in 1924. it ya~ 1887 IL
seems to be given up that the Republicans are tr;-
umphant IN both branches of the Legislature. In
,ne senatorial District OF the Ciiy of New York,
Allen.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-17

r. ilE Stockhodefs OF the nlec bsirs Tsssp;Ls ro,,
vs. hereby required gay 90 Or beiors tle fth a.
Of December next, tsty dollars ga each t,fe fad,,bsIg
sefrilon) held by h'm tesreetfye ~ fs araI Stork a
said Ltwpalg Btoialf ~ ibe esiaeni .is Dreetors
e. u HARRINGTON, Tre..,
- sfisl' .x--s..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-17

Ld,0 School Chancellor fuckers law school
commenced on Monday last. The number OF
students is already thirty -six, rome of them from
distant states, and Others from the different from
'efs OF our own state. This school may be
considered a. permanently established 1t is high
~ respectable in the number of lis pupils equally
respectable IN the character of the pupils them
selves whose manners and Appearance are highly
progressing. The collection of So great mum
osI Oh strangers among us is not only interesting
IN iiseii, but advantageous TO our town; and we
nope Tor them the indlie-rfeelinss among its in
h"ol'ans, and that courtesy and friendly reception
wheh Is to be expected not onl, f on, the hospi-
t"oe Character OF our citizens, but is rromp ed by
our own interest ard will no pubr he Justly Cue 10
their merits. Winchester Republican, Nor. 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-17

We understand that Mr.. Sergeant, minister rlen-
'po'eA'iary 10 The congress of the American states,
WIZ, ma week or two, take his departure in the
iornel, WHICH l. shortly expected here, for Next
60. The story OF his declining the mission is al
together nnioGnded PhH I'm ora, .Nov. Is.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-17
AiANAGERs

' T6. he brilliant .e,os Which, chi ~. "as,.s
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-07-22
Commissioners Notice.

KN7E the subscribers having been
wv appointed BY the Court Of
Probate Of the town Of Bristol, Com
missioners to receive and allow the
claims against the estate of the late
SYBEL PEARCE,
represented insoIvent--hcreby give
notice that six months from this
date, have been allowed to the cred
itors, to exhibit their claims, and
that we will receive and attend to
said claims at tho Town Clerks Of
flee in said Bristol.
WIN. PEARCE, ed.
WIN. REYNOLDS, Comr's.
lCHABOD DAVIS, -,
All persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate
payment To
~ JARVIS B. PEARCE, admir-.
Bristol, June 5, 1896, J24
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-07-22
FRESH GOODS +!
IN. III. az J. r. WHE.aTON

N. N. e j. II. WHE.ATON
-Have Just opened the tolio1e,ng fresh
goods, all Of rohich rciH be
sold cheap.
n AIDES and Gentlemens' black
and white Silk Hose.
Ladies white ribbed ditto
Black Gros de Naples.
Parasols. -,
Ladies black. white, and coloured
Horseskin Gloves.
Jet black BOmbazines
Black Bombazets.
Russia Diapers. from i9 l-s cents to
Is per yard.
White painted. & grey Feather Fans,
Ivory stick paper ditto.
Drab stripe Denmark Sattins.
Stout domestick Stripes.
Grecian Y Taunton Stripes.
1000 yds Brown Sbeetings over yard
wide, from l2 l-2 cents to Is per yd.
June II
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-07-22
Warren, Saturday .Mor,idg, July %, 1926.

and attachments. One afternoon in
Autnm, she was sittiag in the shade
Of fading elm tree, whose branch
es clustured rOand the window of her
retired parlour, and screened it from
the heat OF the setting sun, when
she saw a stranger approach the
door with hesitating step. and often
turn aside to look upon the scene a.
round, as ifin search Of some long
lost object. He was shown by the
ser, ant to her room. 1t was San
tord--ler old iriehd and play mate {:
returned wealthy from ludia. Time
had greatly altered hi,n--Ceiia in
voluntarily cast her eyes towards
her picture" how you have i'm
proved" said she with a sweet blush
as she recognized him aud bid him
welcome he cangi, :he direction
of her eyes and gazed uson the pic
ture, lost in thought; at last he
said, Celia, you are a sweet painter,
will you draw another picture for
me--she laughed. with all my
heart, if the task is as easy one as
that as"---"Then" he replied, "join
those hands in another picture /; and
write uudcr 10 81 Welded love-"
Celia blushcd deeply" l have no
taste for fiction SanIord ~ {" Bot"
replied he. claspiug her in his arms
1.-The original Of the scenc---my love
Twill you allow me to propose the
original sccne first, it will be so easy
to copy
The Christmas holidays Witness
ed ilie nup'ials--.an the counter
part of Celia's picture was finished
before spring,
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-07-22
Commissioners Notice.

WVHE subscribers appointed by the
n Honorable Court Of Probate OF
the town Of Bristol, Commissioners,
to receive, examine and allow the
claims against the Estate OF Col.
Francis LIB. D'WOlf, late of said
Bristol. deceased, represented insolv-
ent-give notice that said Court
have allowed SIX months from the 9th
inst. for tire creditors of said estate
to exhibit their claims, and that they
will attend at the counting room oil
james D'Woif, Esq, in said Bris-
tol, to receive g. examine tho claims
against said estate.
JOHN D'WOLF, !
SAMUEL SMITH, Comr's
BYRON OMAN,
All persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate
payment to
JAMES D'WOLF, Adm'v,
Bristol, n. I. Feb. %, 1896.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-07-22
Administrators Notice,

NVHE subscriber having been ap-
u pointed by the Honourable Court
OF Probate, of the town of Warren,
county OF Bristol. Administrator with
the Will annexed, On the estate Of
JOHN SPELLMAN,
late Of Warren. deceased and hav-
ing accepted Of said trust, hereby re-
quests all persons who are indebted
10 the estate Of said deceased; to
make payment without delay.
MILLER BARNEY, Admir-.
uvith the nh annered.
Juue 10.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-07-22
4 SKETCH

Larry Cronan was stout hardy Irish
lad Olive and twenty. Like St. Pat
rick, +" he came Of daccRt people" He
twas five pound free holder paid his
rent puoctuaIl VOTED for his landlord
and against his conscience---scldom miss
ed mass, fair, Il wake or row.
hated and occasionally cddgelled the
1.-THE proctor-loved Ills neighbour, had
4 wife and five children, and on the
whole, passed for one Of the m ST pros
porous and well conducted boys in his
barony. All this, however, did not pre-
vent his being given to understand ny
the clerk OF the crown, at the summer
assiaes for his native county, that he
stood indicted in No. Is, for that he on
a certain night and at certain place,
feloniously and r5lariotsly entered
certain dwelling house, and then and
there cemmitted the usual misdeeds "a
gainst his majesty's peace and the stat
ute and in No. Is that he stood CAPT
ally indicted under the Ellenborough-
tact and that in No: II he stood in
dicted for common assault. was
present at his trial, and still retain viv
I'd recollection of the fortitude and ad-
dress with which he made his stand
against the law and yet there we're
objects around him quite sufficient to
unnerve the boldest heart--a wife, a
sister, and an aged mother, for such I
found to be the three females that clung
to the side bars Of the dock and await
ed III silent agony the issue Of his fate.
But the prisoner, unsofened and undis.
mayed, appeared unconscious Of their
presence. Every faculty of his soul
was on the alert to prove to his friends
and the country at large, that he was
not man to be hanged without a strug-
gle: He had used the precaution to
come down to the dock that morning
in Iris best attire for he knew that with
an Irish jury the next thing to general
COOL character, is respectable suit OF
clothes. II struck me that his new silk
neck-handkerchief, SO bright and glossy
almost betokened innocence for who
would have gone to the unnecessary
expense, ,if he apprehended that its place
was soon to be supplied by the rope ?
His countenance bore no marks Of his
previous Imprisonment. He was as
fresh and healthy. and his eye as bright,
as if he had all the time been out on
bail. When his case was called on,
instead of shrinking under the general
buz that bis appearance excited, or
turning pale at the plurality of crimes
of which he was arrsigned, he manful-
ly looked the danger in the face and
put in action every resource within his
reach to avert 1t. Having despatched
messenger to bring in O'Connel from
the other court, aud beckoned to his at.
torney to approach the dock side and
keep within whispering distance while
the jury were swearing he p" looked
steadily to his challengers," and mani
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Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-07-22
N. M. s. J, II. WHEATON

Haze for sale.
A Lot of weh made HAIR
TRUNKS, of different sizes.
May ~.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-11-09

4oBl pa.es of cettan--mrr-whoHi tank
us for that sr* Another rap. "Mr. Prin-
ter, make you acquainted with Doctor
Rarddint" How do you do, Doctor Hard
finti Take a seat, sir--(handing three
Eiegged STOOL best we have cir" Mr.. Prin-
ter, will you do me the favor. sir, to give
notice in your next paper, that have OPP
ened an Office on ---- street, for the
practice of medicine, where will vaccin-
ate persons gratis !" Yes sir-all persons
gratis, sir? "Aye, poor people-such as
are not able to pay" Well attend to it,
sir.-(.4 good teay TO get introduced into
practice ritho,h either money or Mdaks,)
Next comes the village lawyer, Mr.. Tel
truth" Mr.. Printer, think 1t would be
well for you to give notice that there viii
be special court of Oyer and TsrmineT,
&c. Sic.--by that means good many per-
sons will be present, and you will have q
fine opportunity 70 increase your subscrip-
ton list. Hitmph--thinks l, how will it af-
feet your docket? Thus we might go on
for en- hour 10 ehumernte cases inwhich an
editor is frequently called upon to render
services to others without enjoying the
qualification Of receiving so much as thank
&c for his trouble.--The lawyer and the cob
Ter, the doctor and the sergeant, the tinker,
the parson, the brewer and the fiddler
all, they all want something Of The poor
printer and in return for which, it is too
great boon to say" 1 thank you SIR, -
Verify, an editor has the most unthankfnl
office upon earth. Even his brethren OF
the type, from whom something like fel-
low feeling might be looked for, give him
no better treatment than the rest of the
D.zV- IL t.n 60 ", -ln
and receives no thanks from any. a few
days ngo, after pointing out in quite a
friendly way, as we supposed, s0He incon-
sistencies in neighboring print, we were
told it was altogether gratuitous"-nobod-
y thanked US for it. Indeed, it was even
hinted, that we were the "h1lnble onfeder-
ates" Of Johnny Randolph. Now John says
b" he suffers no fool TO make friends for him.
but we don't say that Editors must sub
init to every thing, oblige every body, serve
every body, and get no hsaks at last.
DR.. FRANKLIN. A note in the volume
Diplomacy of the u. States" thus men,
tons the appearance Of DR.. franklin at the
French court:
"Franklin appeared at court in the dress
Of an American cultivatoy. His straight
unpswdered hair, his round hat, his brown
cloth coat, formed contrast with the lac.
ed and embroidered coats, and the pow.
dered and perfumed heads off countries
| Of Versailles. This novelty turned the en-
thusiastic heads Of the French women
Elegant entertainments were given to DR.
Franklin, who, to the reputation of a phi
losopher, added the patriotic virtues whicl
had invested him with the noble characte,
of an apostate of liberty. was present al
one Of these entertainments, when the
most beautiful women out of three hundred
, was selected to place a crown of laurel
upon the white head of the American phi
losopher, and two kisses upon his checks
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-11-09
TO THE GENTLEMEN.

WIN. JAMES TILLEY, has just OPP
w ened three bales of Broadcloths,
one French, one English and one Amer.
can, which were bought for song and
shall all be sold very cheap Among hls
cloths are some Americ al, blues and mix q
a, l3s6d to l6s6d the yard such as were
sold last Fall at 2ls to 2is the yd. his CAS-
simeres arc - per cent. lower than last
ycar-his Sattnetts for IS as good as last
years Ashland Ss9d as good as last
years 5s3d and his Plaids at 2s3d, such
as were sold last year at b, and every 9TH
er kind of goods equally cheap.
October IL, 1Ss6.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-11-09
Ys
From the cOnneetieut Mirror

THE dead leaves strew the forest walks,
And wither'd are the pale wild flowers,
The frost hangs black ming on the stalks,
The dew drops fall in frozen showers.
Gone are Springs green sprouting bowers
Gone summers rich and inantling yineS,
And Autumn with her yellow hours,
On hill and plain no longor shines.
learned clear and wild tuned note,
That roso and swell d from yonder tree
A gay bird with too sweet throat,
There perchd and raised her song for mo.
The winter comes and where ia she
hway-where summer wings will rove,
Where buds are fresh and every treo
Ia vocal with the notes OF love.
Too mild the breath of Southern shy,
Too fresh the flowers that bushes there,
The Northern breeze that rushes by,
Finds leaves too green, and buds too fair;
No forest tree stands stript and bare,
No stream beneath the ice is dead,
No mountain top with slcety hair
Bends DER the snow its reverend head.
Go there with all the brds--and seek
happier clime-with livelier flight;.
Kiss with tho sun tho evening" cheek,
And leave me lonely with the night.
IN gaze Upon tho cold North light,
And mark where all its glories shono--
Sec-that it all ia fair and bright,
Feel-that it all is cold and gone,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-11-09
School for the Instruction
OF Mathematics.

H. BURTT, Jun. respectfully informs
Il the public, that he has opened his
Evening school at J. Rodmanl's Academy,
for the instruction of Mathematics, IN its va
riovs branches, viz. Geometry, Trigonome-
try, plain, oblique and SPHERICAL Survey
ing-Nayigatlon, and Luna Observations.
A few more scholars can be admitted.
Sept IA.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-11-09
Fcathcr Beds SFen,hers
lEEETAE E&ENHGa

H EEPS constantly on hand at No. q
N Charles-strect, a quantity OF besi
live Geese and Fowl Feathers;-and Feath
or Reds from the first quality 10 the loves
prizcd: also; an assortment Of Matrasses. g
all kinds. ON.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-11-09
FALL GOODS,
WILBURS
No. l04, Thumc

.No. Aos, InumeS -syte.
A PRIME lot Of Cloths, % per ct cheap.
N er than any sold In town for long
time past.
Sattinetts at munufacturer's prices,
Caroline Plaids, high colors, Tor 25 cts;
Fig'd Bombazetts, for 20 cts;
Wide Bobbinett Lace, for 6s9d;
54 Bombazeen, for 7s,id
Winter Cslicoes, for l2 l-2 CT;
Silk Umbrellas, for l2s9d;
Gingham, do. for 7s6d;
Imperial Verona dresses
Kerseys, Camblets, Plaids, Planneis,
Serges and BOckings, rose and point
Blankets.
With many other fresh Goods which will
be sold as cheap as can be bought in town.
ALso--Just opened good assortment
Of American Goods.
Newport, Oct. IL.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-11-09

1t has Store IN Byoad- Street, opposite Mai
HENRY BULL's, at retail, on The 1nosl
reasonable terms, for Cash or dBprorea
credit,
A complete assortment OF Groceries, Lilo
IA uors, Teas, Spices, Flour and meal
Grain, potatoes, eggs, lard, and all kinds of
Farmers produce by the quantity; Crockery
stone, earthern, and wooden Wares; utensils
of husbandry, of most every description; royal
bent Rakes of the first quality by the dozen;
cutlery, wrought and cut nails Of various
kinds; coarse and fine salt, salt fish, beef and
pork, foreign & domestic fruit, butter, cheese
cider, beer and ale, books, combs, silks, tapes,
buttons, &c. Tobacco, Cigars by the bunch
an assortment Of ground dye stuffs, cheap
crackers, soft and ship bread, salts by quaint.
ty, Castor oil and essences BY the bottle, lamp
oil, candles and soap, cordage, rope and spun
yarn, lump lime for white washing, brushes,
&c.
SDOGSs
Morocco. calf-skin, and meats leather, for
men, boys and children. Women and misses
of various sizes and colOrs as cheap as can be
purchased.
Factory Goods of several descriptions, such
as Sheetings, Shirtings, checks, stripes and
plaids, Warp filing, cotton thread, knitting
cotton and Eapps.
Boarding houses, private and public, and
private families, may be supplied ut their
pleasure with Fresh BurrrR, which he re-
ceives daily from the Farms on this Island in
excellent order, and on the lowest torms.-
lie likewise solcits the pleasure of supplying
families from the southwark, citizens and
strangers, with al the above articles they may
wish for, and a variety of others unmentioned,
quarterly, monthly, or daily, as they may
want.
BENZ II. wILBOR.
Newport, may l., lS2i. 3lt
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-11-09
New Private Lace School.

SEvERAL respectable families having
- recently expressed a wish to receive
PRIVATE LESSONS in Lace Work, n
parlour will be prepared, entirely detached
from the general establishment in which
Ladies can receive private lessons from
Mrs. WINDSOR of one hour daily. or less
frequently if they prefer it, on such days,
and hours as may suit their convenience.
One or two recent Improvements in the
stitches, have been received from Europe,
and will be taught the private class, wbo
will besides be en,ited to many other sd-
yaniares patterns, &c. &c. by receiving
their instruction from Mrs. w.
Newport, Oct 10Th, le26. tw.
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-11-18

Inc lol'oNtns anccdotr contains lesson and
'>'"rl" which deserve particularly 10 be IN
pressed at The present tine - \ >carclt, near
y approaching 10 famine prevailed in France.
- ~ the effect = The terrible tro~, b II r.
The duchess n }cnta,aur. Who lad. t,o,n H.
exemplary 'haFtr'"T been appointed sovrrne>~
- ZIG infant hug, LOUIS NJ not only gave an
h'r revenue hn' borrowed hr~jdr> ~oo.ooo
'f3"r9. I" fr't'sr 'hH poor Her steward rrnion-
>t'f'ar 'hA' ~'.r PASSED all boun!s OF prudence
,he ri! H. ans~ rcI, i.rt us rive a!na,> ,nl
evan ha..oN v,I.~ IL + ..r,.a.,try. "a >,,.. ~
roor:@a'a r.: ". >A4ii uc,ry ,vt,,t. neither
lnarnr,fna. r. r.y station ,hrrr i no Great
MI +" Y fFV7. n" n ''.a' 1"ac"' fL'r ,U4
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-11-18


sum of money. and moderate cxtIectations, from
humble life, and with no more than common
school education, has been made, in succession
member OF the asstmhIy Justice Of the peace
aud finally county Judge
admit th,t the FIRST r. 4onoo ,,,,,. a.
.r.a, .,t,,ra, th n,o.t .,,r,n.,iln ,,ctnra -
,n,nl. aud MAJ th4re i az ;,,axnr...Io cL.,r,a
H. ~. r,,tor,,l .i,nil,,i,,, a.; ,h. ro,rs hoc,a
n,,L,.. ,,,d >r}f. cnr.aon.rco l,r. ja.;.l,.a a.
rn,,,.,..f tj,,. I. ,1 .la,, H.
t;,,; -,r,l,olrs of social Nh v;t} ~ b.r 1xI,
,;I,,,. ~ ,.tu,,,
we Close our extracts with the history oi
the rose Of the prairie, Miss JAMESON q
1,ho.e warrants tla antI,or r,,I.as a,I..t;.>.,t
,..,...
- ~ y -
me va, t"h@ z Nnpl III my ianl.lE, fEoih
We hiNt q hrt ltoidtlce VITA u She was an
G"i't' o. -fh'I"l "''rA' on iof ~ht was brHnt
l"i. lh' rose OF the pi1irt, and Size was at IL"
n'or' interesting I'fl"d Of NE: ana She was CAV
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