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The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-01-12

s7ze7, be publicly whipped s. stripes ana AM,
BE imprisoned % months Jesse Wrisn.
was sentenced to pay fine Of S4oo, to pay
to Capt. S. the same sum as Wmts' De i'''r
prisoncd As months, and whipped 81 strlpes.,
Jane Gardner was sentenced to pay flnc Of
$500. 10 paw to Capt. S. sc. as the others
70 be whipped % stripes, and imprisoned oAe
year--he appealed. I'll
THE NAVY The deaths among the Of
fcers oftheIU. S.NWy during the last year
have been-a captain is iieutenants, loln'u-
shipmcn. 3 surgeons mates, sailing mas
tiers, lieutenant Of marines, boatswa'n,
and gunnera-53 in all.
The resignation in the naval service have
been-1 surgeon, / surgeons mate, chaP-
lain, 9midshipmen. lieut. OF marines ana
in subordinate stations--22 in all.
Pensacola is made rendezvous for Amer
can vessels Of war instead OF Ihompsoti's
Island.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-01-12

tucky, Is the following :--"raid 70 .onn
Cummins S3s for his great coat, taken oil by
mistake with Gen Latayette's baggage. !,
Governor 'rroup has been dangerously Ill
at Milledgevine. Geo,
Thesnamcs Of the two ships OF the line on
Ithe stocks at the navy-yard, Chariestown'
Mass.nre NirgiAia&nd Vermont and the tri-
pate recently c5kHfnenced, Cumberland.
We learn from Ohio, that the Miami Ca
! nal has been contracted for to the distance OF
las miles for 1888. .984, including - locks
!. Ihis is the most difficult part OF the work
the remaining portion is now under CONTRACT
for 90 SIS dollars. The whole, work VIII
cost II. .252 less than the original estimate.
Spurious one dollar bills, purporting to be
on the Mechenic's Bank in New York, have
been pu: in circulation in Albany, dated
Nav !, 1924, ana signed L. Dudley, presid-
ent. and S. 5. Clay Cashier. These are iic-
titinus names; the TRUE names are Lynde
Catlin, president, and Walter Meads cash
Ter.
| Letters from M ,bc state that the steam
boats Henry & ay aud Cotton Pl'nt, in as
cending the river ran upon snags and sunk,
both with valuable cargoes OF merchandise.
Loss estimated at St50.000.
| Two black men, named Marshall Elliott,
and Fitchet, were executed at Georgetown,
On the 18th Dec. the first for nameless OF
fcncc, and the latter for the murder OF his
master in July last.
/ From twelve to twenty thousand fat hogs
have, the prescnt season been driven through
/ Wooster Ohio, destined TO Clcaveland,
thence they are to DC taken to market, proo-
ably N. Orleans.
A Canal is proposed in Georgia, TO con.
| ~. \ III Nyit ha NH F,Nf
through that State.
Mr. Jasper Ward, a Senator of the New
York legislature who bv a late trial in q case
of libel, WAS proved to have been guilty o.
corrupt conduct in HIS official capacity--ha'
addressed letter to the Senate of sew-Tork
! asking for formal investigation OF the cir
cumstances in question.
Jes9 BW.--Ihe bill for the relief Of TIN
Jews in Maryland was finally confirmed IL
the legislature of Maryland on Thursda.
last, and is now a lazy OF the state.
A meeting Of gentlemen has been recent
held in Boston, at winch measures we're 4
, doptcd for the early establishment OF AN Ey
! In6rmary, for the relicfof the poorer elasse
afflicted with diseases Of the eye.
: The bill to prevent free persons OF colou
!, from migrating into the state OF North Car
,. oiina, for the good government OF such per
sons resident il the state, and tor other puI
:, poses, was virtually rejected, the first sec
e tion being stricken out, By vote OF Sc to Al
y Li6ei Mr. Cierke the editor of the Gloi
; and Emerald was tried and convicted at Ne
York on "Wednesday tor libel on M
y Stone of the Commercial Advertiser. tn
:, !, offensive words were charging Mr. Stnr
with crime approaching nearly to snbor;
: tion of perjury, in alusion to certain lobb
, transactions al Albany.
, NIr. Daniel M'tIam, a pilot Of Phlads
u pha, came TO his death Oil Friday night las
: by falling over the banisters in the third 81
Z ny ofleremiAh bucks Hotel, in EridgetowI
u Y. ).
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-01-12
IRON TANKS.

Captain Hull says, 81 once filled tank
with clear wsafefyr. at Por1sneuth harbor'
terrid zone, and round Cape Horn, brought
it back again, more than two years af-
forwards, in the same tank, not in the
!-&sr degree discoonrcd, and in all respects
as good as when it vas first taken up from
the spring.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-01-12

[Journal IahA CoN IF Pharmacy.

Two gentlemen travelling to New York
lately, in gig, were alarmed when near
West Farms by the cry Of fire, and OH look
ing about found that they were themselves
travelling in car of flames One Of them
having smoaked a scgar in the gig, the cslash
caught fire from spark, and SO engaged
we're they in conversation that they were
literally envclopcd in the flames before they
were apprized OF their situation.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-01-12
Dorer, 4tA January. 1926.

The Legislature Of Kentucky adjourned
on the l7th Dec, without any compromise
or adjustment of their disagreement on the
questions of moment on which they differed.
Some excitement had been created by the
discovery Of arms deposited in some of the
public Offices, it was supposed to resist by
force the DEGREES of the old Court, and d
committee OF the House of Represent
had made report to that effect. The result
OF the session is, that things remain exactly
in atatn gao, and in the law language, the
jury having returned y special verdict there
is to be new trial at the next term, before
another jury.
| The bill to confirm the act for the relief OF
the Jews in Maryland, passed the Senate Of
Maryland on Saturday last, by an almost
unanimous vote. Mr.. Scott, of Baltimore
spoke in favor of the bill, and Mr.. Chamber.
of Kent, againstt Should it pass the house
of Delegates, the amendment to the Consti-
tuition will be consumated, by which the re
ligions test required of public officers viii
be abrogated.
At Providence r. l. for robbing Capt Star
buck, &c. James White has been Sentence.
to pay fine of $685., to pay TO Capt. s
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-01-12

In tho case of Mackic, Milne & Co, a
gainst VIM. Cairns and others, decided on
the 30th ult. in the Court Of Errors Of the
state of New York, it has been established,
as the law Of that state, that IN assignment
made by an insoivcnt debtor, in trust for the
benefit of creditors, ifit rc$eruea for his own
use any part Of the property conveyed, is
void as to dgmcnt-creditors not asserting 20
it /; and that it is void not mercy With regard
to the portion reserved. but wholly and en-
tirely. This decision overturns former
practice, which Of course ilso was, until this
decision, the general impression as to what
was law in such case.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-01-12

IKhaies.-During the honcward voyage
of the brig Forrest, Capt. Neal, lately ar
rived at Philadelphia from Is. Ayres, while
off the Brazil Banks, a curious incident hap
pened. On the night OF the 9Th of October,
about 10 O'clock, light breeze playing, the
brig sailed amongst school of 60or7o sperm
whales--tiir lo,5est aud mort powerful OF
this species of animals. The gambolling,
curvetting, blowing and lashing OF these
creatures of the deep, caused no small un-
easiness to those on board, insomuch, ttAt all
hands were ordered to the pumps Fo.,t-
nately no material injury was occasioner.
One huge fellow came plump against th'
channels with such force as to leave 3 or %
inches of his hide sticking on one Of the bolts.
Another, gave such Il blow to the broadsde
of the vessel, near the stcrh, that the helms
man was in imminent danger Of annihilation.
Had the vessel been going with velocity
the consequences would have been serious.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-21
FOREIGN,
RJTSSI A

As soon as the death of the Emperor AJexande,
was known at st. Peersburgh the Senate deliver
ed TO the Grand Duke Nicholas the imnor,an,
document, which concerned him, and that Prince
expressed himself in the following terms:" am
fully acquainted with the contents of tina, dorm
rnent; but already, at the time it was drawn IN.
declared TO my brother Alexander, that the exeIu.
sion In question was contrary TO nv prnciples -
consider my brother Constantine as The legitimate
successor to the throne" a discussion oecup;ed
sometime; the Empress mother yielded, and sub
united TO the noble resistance of her son Nicholas
saying;-" God will direct every thing for the
best" The Grand Duke Nicholas Immediately
took the oath of allegiance to his brother Consta
tine, and caused il to be administered to the earri-
son Of ST. Petersbugh.
The manifesto of the Emperor Nicholas, conse-
Craies the principle Of legitimacy as established BY
Paul J. IL may be remarked that the formula nj
the oath is TO the Emperor Nicholas I. and his L.
gitimate heir the Grand Duke Alexander The
oath to Constantine was administered 10 precipi-
lately that thus couched: To the Emperor Constan-
tine' and him whom he may be pleased TO choose
MANIFESTO or THE EMPEROR MICH
OLAS /.
PETERsBURGH, Dec IS -Whereas b;s I'm.
prrla HighBess, the Grand Duke Constantine b.s
declared that he will resolu,ely adhere % bi former
sbiica1jon of the Imperial Crown, the Grand Duke
INIchoias has to-day, ascended the Throne of the
Russian Empire, and all the proper Authorities
and the different divisions Of the Army. have talen
the Oath Of Fidelity to his Imperial Majesty. In
reference to this important event, the following
Imperial Manifesto has appeared:
hANiFEsro.-By the Grace Of God, Nicholas
T. Emperor and Autocrat Of all the Russias In the
grief OF our heart, amidst the general pain which
oppTesses US, our Imperial House, and our Beloved
Couoiry, we can only bend before the impenctra-
-. g II. 4
bie DEGREES OF the Almighty, and we can only seek
for strength and consolation with him +, bss
pleased him to call before him the Emperor Alley
snder l. OF glorious memory, and we all have lost
a Father, Ruler, who, during 25 years, was the
happiness of Russia and Of US,
When, on the 9th Nov. the information of this
disastrous event reached us, we fastened, even in
this moment Of the most sCuc grief, 10 fTlhl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-21

The National Gazette has received the Official
Gazette Of Madrid, down to the 4th January The
Court was 10 go into deep mourning for the Rus
sian Sovereign, from the 7th of the same month. A
Royal Decree, dated the 2Sth December, creates
and dominates Council of State for the admnstra-
ton of all branches OF the royal government. II
announces that" the councillors, chosen for their
loyalty, requirements and experience in business,
shall enjoy full political security, in order that they
may without fear, suspicion, sinister influence
OF any kind express their opinions and suffrages,
as faithful vassals subjects should do and that,
to such end, they shall not be separated nor bansh
ed from the Court Royal presence, but for posi-
tive trausgressons, and in virtue Of an express or
der of His Royal Majesty'--Don Francisco Tadeo
Colomarde is appointed Minister of the Interior
Don Lopez Ballesteros, Minister of Finance; Mar
quis Zembrano, of War. All the Ministers of the
State are ex-oflicio members of the Councii; in
which are included also, the Archbishop of Toledo,
the Bishop of Leon, Father Alameda; the Duke of
San Carlos, and various others. The Duke del In
fantado remained prme-minister. Among the sub
jects on which the Council were to be Immediately
engaged are" the preservation of the rights Of
legitimacy, and the grave concerns of the ROYAL
possessions beyond sea- which seek TO be dissociaed
from the mother country.''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-21
MOST KaLTraRLr Sn,n AZ,

iOH sale that noted aud valuable stand al ran
called the Mountain Top The buildings are Of Brick
large and spacious with alagc stone stable and well ollcua
ted tor large business from The geographical situation Of t
place. there are no stand IN this oountry we'll calculated for
dge and profitable Tavern business being al the
Top OF the blue ridge or mouu1iu through which gap ali
travelling from any where either side and most III fbo.e
travelling from The Eastern Western country have 10 pass
6eS The only safe and easy passage between the Potomac and
James river There attached the stand 600 or
land, than zoo Of which lays 50 well a. t he
susceptible Utmost profitable cultivation; there is at this time
turnpike company incorporated aud the work far advanced
making road from Stanton Scots ferry on James river
ani there WILDE from Charlottesville nerseetine with this AZ
been survey through this gap Tor the National road from
Washington City 70 New o1eins Any person wishing 10 sec
the premises will be shewn them ny Mt Jaoob Bernard who
resides at hep place. aud through whon with n,vsef in
mond, VA The purchaser treat for The property.
March 7. 100 1a.it,-s.n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-21
LIND FOR S.dLE.


SEINI desirou, TO remove TO Florida offer for sale the
NJ land on which reside, containing 400 acres . bo
ed by the kappahanoek River the South which ha,
derabe a and water the des seasons for mills and other
e''aoiihmehs requiring water power any extent on the
great nLounam kOad To- the North, well in conven
sn shifts, IN good order for farming, and distant three mile,
from the town OF Fredericksburg. Ills susceptible of COVE
Men, division The lOw,I part Of the land comprising my
acres II is Poverbal for its health and good water and b,
an abundant supply OF timber and wood The improvements
are comfortable Dwelling House. with four room, ON the
lower oor, and three rooms and passage upper with
Every necessary out House, all in good repair we'll encos
cd yard and grden and variety of , irees in full bearing
wm9h nave been selected with The yard we'll
win ornamental trees, which the hot very
conducive TO heath and comfort The residue of the land
been cultivated as quarters about half which err
ed wildwood and timber healthy wei, wnered and we'll en-
closed The improvements Overseer house Barn
aud hosesoi negroes wonld divide this latter tract TO m
purchases The society is equal any Virginia invite
inclined To purchase, to view the land believed
WIN MOI 'an realize any opinion that may he formed from
tue above description also offer for sale rey,ronary in
!ete IN The plantation in the county Of Cupepei present
he occupancy OF Doctor James Wallace. For terms ,ybi
Will be accommodating, apply 10 the subscriber.
- ROBERT II. HoOE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-21

pursuance OF decree OF the ccut Cont OF The Unite,
States io the 9th rircuii, AVID Eastern Virgin,
10 the case OF George w. Wallis, against William d. Wr.,i
ADMINISTRATOR, Catherine T. Adams, widow. eoge Poi
iaId and Mary n his wife aud Others heirs Samuel q
Adams deo will de sold, at the trout door of tho Eagie 10
tel IN the city of Richnond Monday the Th day of A
at public auction, 10 the hght bidder Who'll.
tract oil Jo hundred and se,eny of land more vr less,
mentioned and described in the deed OF mogsge executed
oy The said Saml g. Adams dec Catherine hi. wife 10 Ed
ward Csnnins and by him assigned to tue said G. W. WALTZ
bearing date the 18th February living on the Clicaho
ny IN the county Of Hero, Deserving half an acre grave
yard1 also one andisded moiety cfone hunded aud nineteen
and one 'ddsd noiefy Of al The coal in one Anded acre
adjoining, which was sold by the father of the said Samuel g.
des 10 Philip Woodson with reservation of the coal
10 the provisions Of the said decree dir
os Oh he piantn counsel in writing, the above
properly VIII be sold credit Of three year.
equal mslmen's the chaseis giving bond approved
surely ana aderd OF trust the property The pay
mens oil the purchase money. A. X THORNTON, ID. N.
,,E for John Pegram, NJ ". ID.
faaItn ne f04-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-21
TO ROAD .l[.9KERS-

'E'IE President and Directors the saunon and jaime,
Il River turnpike, will proceed at Stanton in Anrts
Comfy, Virginia the 9Th day of april nex-to eonsct
Tor the construction OF that part Of the Road Including
bdSes) lying between the South River in Augusta and
vie IN Aibemare Countybeng distance OF abou, thru
miles The following general outline the manner in
which the road is to be constructed. "
ihere Is to be carriage way of earth22 feet wide at
easthe centre OF which be raised iuehe, above m
base ine-o he well dressed aud even surface
On each side OF the carriage way, there is 10 he rec
lar and smooth ditch cut, sufficient carry OF The watt.
may drain from the road and adj ent lands. ~
CuveTis constructed Of Stone, aud built in .uhs,ar,;,,
AMI durable manner, 10 be placed wherever the pre,
and Directors. or the superintendent they appoint NAV eond
d On each side Of the dche~ the timber is TO he bbr
cut and cleared away Ii feet at leus 3 u
No part OF the carriage way to exceed I've dsvrss r.
elevation ''e o'Srees of
The road has been located and marked and will he .bs
those Disposed TO ooutraet by Dr. Charles CorIe
eph o3uman, and Robert Brooks, Esq Able
~ N ~ ese'' ~
II VIII be let out in sec'ioss Of not !e, than Eve u,ile
The Report End field ofhe Engineer can he .c, ~
Treasurer Of the Company. 'S a"u
Stnunton, Va. Eeh. Is. o. ur-.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-21

suSscrIeers intending to retire from commercial D-
gans I oI save iher entire Stock of Goods eomprisinr
SUI oS'ensIye assortment of Dry Goods Usrd,rare
most 81 s @ei amounting Probsblyto about 10000 dollars
on in 's nave been purchased al the different suc
a pss'uinioe, fhadePha and kew-Yok al very lr-z
he Sa NE principal pn thereof within the IL months
enessr on i' giving approved security UntiIsas ~
may Be wanted dd" s ,.1 We w eoonas sell article
The purchaser Of The Goods NAV ,srt ~. I lot oash.
yhc e S,ore wheh we have occupied for many Years. ana
,bs Io no HESITATION IN saying is the best stand in All
.slJ ioI an extensive retail estabiisbnent ybe
emf SGn,' Of convenient Store house with sus
ees.srv bo i1i small family. warehouse aud ali me-
sooa' aud know the terms application 10 1N' Tue
Gloucester courthouse Jan a. 'AN0 QUILL x 60.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-21
YELLOIn SpRLaccs

sE subscriber having been long rendered incapable Of
tending to business from indipostion offers TO rem, that
eeiesated establishment the Yellow SPRINGS situated in The
counts OF Montgomery and State OF Virginia. six miles North
OF the courthouse and main road leading the Western
Try The great medical qualities of the water situation and
improvements all combine 10 render this desirable situa-
ion TO Obtain health any in the He will venture 10
hat the wafer has no SUPERIOR and that roads leading 10 II
are infinitely better than to any other watering place IN This
'eei9no the country Should any person incline to rent be
Can 1850 Tor several years, accommodating FERNS he
could expect person who calculated for this epIovmeni
ana wa enter upon undetermined to do well, confdenily be-
there repairs he made before The ,es,on
nenees Some furniture will be supplied aud first rate Baker
Ve near the Springs who can be employed easy terms
Jan. 81. '''A1@S ldUh'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-21
THIRTY DOLLqR.S REU9BD

w ILL be paid for delivering of my fellow CharIe whole
me on the 18th day OF January 1 expect that he
IT papers, and going under the Of Henry Robert,
NOSE papers were issued from the Office Mddlerx coun.v
February court ls25 The said fellow Henry Roberts wa,
aged ioy years 1--WE feet inches high, dark scar
on ieit wrist and somewaris his left thunb. Charles n
fellow described fOlows about the same height rahtr
avn complexion, knoekAnee has had for long dry
one on tNo small Jumps his breast had very GOOD bIa
cloth coat VII ic he had D. ug from gentleman; he is
an excellent hand with the pit and broad axe and
carpenter. Any person who will deliver him, r -
nun IN any Jail so that get him, shall the abovere
ANY information VIII be thankfully received by the
subscriber, directed to Montague, Post Office Esx co,r,
Va. LEWIS d. MONTAGUE h;lJi.s.,, 49, UT -
March ,oo p ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-21
Land and Lots for SoIc-

AZ ILL be offered for sale ntle thud Monday in April NJ
W tou OF he tavern Of MWes IN town Of York 100
,ee OF L2d noe or less lying n the county of York about
miles from toe town Of Yois, belonging to The estate Of the
e Vol Hugh Nelson and adjoining he lands formerly owned
- william 0oosoy, Edwin Baptist, WIN. Wynne and Col
~ nelson Ana al the time all The ots the town oil
fok belonging TO The estate Of the late Col Hush Nelson
Terms OF sale vii be months credit the purchasef xiv
ng bond aud seenhy with deed Of u on ihe propery 70
secure the payne7it ~F'' y
ma'eh& 9c-gd,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-21
S. POTTER s co

BooabnderS and StaiionerS, PHILADELPHIA,
OWING 10 the long continued ind.notion o
~ one OF the paItnrr, have determined TO sell an extensive
or city docepfaaces - ; ~
Country merchants teachers, library companies and in
'ua are invited to call at their store, where may he found
extensive collection of Medical Theoorie al and
neon, works, with every kind of School BOokn common use
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-21
Fiffu DoLlnra Re -. 81.

H. ~ IRON the CITY of Richmond nv negro man p5s,
Noysme, ne calls himself Phil Price, about The 18th Of
hsh,abou 40 years old fierce c5unien,9ee bso incnes
ms esS ovs e1 o. as.nfanee only nrk and That i
nen ne escaped pale blue Virginia cloth con, d
hind he WIN yarn; carried OF With him bay hor,e entirely
tin,e ,yt -fna.on and rock blower and some
t5 ~ tne bfiokayor's trade. have no douL L,t 4.
tsined rree e ~ ny white man by the o OF ob
he st, If OK IAN, aha Sndeayouring 70 make h escape 10
w. me teward ife secured in any ali = fb 49,.
Richmond e' D u ssr,efed,to Wm Boowright Ia
Louisa March g. ~ N~D 1iHDthDfhE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-21
CURLES ZOE SAI n,

VIE uneIiber . duly aushoI Used elIth valuable ESTATE
rh On ' ne resides belonging to his father Wade Nosbv
iis neeh so recently advertised so well
description OF it deemed unnecessary No
on e river possesses more advantages. The building,
On !Ie farm = IN good order fol cultivation fhe small ~
nade WIN tue cotton crop have sufficiently proven
ably adapted TO the growth Of that article B.
oatemed 10 sell bargain be had by disposed to
me STOCK Of every description, farming utensils
the subscriber. tU IL M .,siS ye,er 10
Curles, JULY 3. Aoop Ut.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-21
SWEET HILL FOR RFN.JT

NDER an order OF the Superior Court of Chancerv for
me Kehmond District made Gu the 9Th day Febru,-
~ 1875 IN TIE case OF cambridge Oliver. shall on TUGS
day the 2sth day OF this month"; Bi ch King M couthou
rner ior ien' until the inst day Of January 1927 that wei
munkey RIVER in King William county resevinc The Fight al
any ten3a TO seed crop of small grain IN the
i'-o o0hu WIN approved security will he required.
. j. GUERRANT, M. S. q. C. X. D.
March II. o., hi Je,,,y m, -,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-21
Talua6ie PropeyiD for !SoIT

'Oh safe tract Of land in ArncliS CO. ro,,s,;
loo mii 20 Wood Of the cleared land abou, 30
isn g S ~ sne wood land nearly half i rood n 49,,
eoer, :, .uepied TO cotton The whole /, we'll ,saierss
i 70 we manufacturing mills wei epel, ed si
~ WI houses and has wheatmach TbedsssY-.
n,,ee ~ bI 81 mics from Petersburg 10; one tEfd of re
I W hu when Possession given, one third
SilI he how, ' ia 'e b'inee atwo years credit The is,
rvs s addressed 70 NE, Gsro BRIDGE vii h. r'ono'l
A,.,,.,y fDILrD HAfRISoS
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