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The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-05-09
From the New York Commercial Advertiser
LETTER FROM ENGLAND.
LONDON, March 10, 1899.

LONDON, March 10, 1899.
II is on account of its literary pleasures that
London is to be valued above every other place. than
for eating, drinking, display, amusement. The num-
Der of books, interesting useful readable books, which
monthly make their appearance from the London PRESS
is indeed astonishing. The English reading peo-
ple In your city, it is not often that you meet man
going home at night from his tolls, stored with men,
tai treasures here upon the closing of the counting
houses at night, the merchants to be seen,
vending their way to their happy spouses and bright
sea coal fires, with the last publication, one of
" Horace Smiths oddities,' or Crofton Crokers mer-
ny legends, perhaps. Every street as sure to have
its circulating library its bookstore, its butchers
stall, or bake house, :" green grocery" And the
capitals employed, and the fortunes made in that line
Of business would asonish any one whohad only seen
the way we do the thing in America. Coburn as
serts, and doubts, that he has cleared ffty
thousand pounds sterling the last year, by his pub
locations. Murray has sold $4,000 copies of Lord
Byron's Works, the last year. Thirteen thousand
pounds was laid upon of the ANIMALS Alone and
eleven, upon another.
i Mr. Sparks is here, and has, am informed, his great
work nearly ready for publication. heard, at Col
burn the publishers, that Mr.. c. was in treaty with
Mr.. S. for copyright. 1t is UNDERSTOOD that it is
not to be quite extensive at first intended-some
six eight volumes, instead of the twelve first pro-
posed He would have found some difficulty in dispo-
sing ofthe copyright of elaborate work, notwith-
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-05-09

restrained neT SreI curing ule pIeSehCo Va heE hSS-
bors and now that she thought herself alone, she
had come forth from her chamber to indulge mothers
grief.
In a short time, the people of the vicinity were
seen gathering towards the house, with view of at
tending the funeral. The mother impressed new
kiss upon the lips of her dead child she uttered one
more burst of grief and shrunk to her chamber.
In little while they screwed down the coffin lid
and slight hustle denoted preparations for process
sion to the grave. ! followed among the very few
whom the occasion had called together and as we
entered the city of the Dead saw by the little heap OF
fresh turned earth where the tenement of my little ia
vorite was prepared.
The line of followers assembedround the little grave,
and the coffin lay at its mouth At length the hoarse
rumblng of the cords, and the suppressed sounds of
clods falling far down upon the con told that dust had
been committed to dust. looked for the officiating
clergyman, and others appeared to await his service
there none 1t was that feared for the firm
of the mother she had been almost distracted by
grief when her child lay before her, in her house
what could sustain her when she should look down
into the deep pit, and it there grit in with the
dampness of the grave, lying cold and stretched out,
forever to be separated from her gaze and to become
the companion and prey of worms
The father stepped forward and looked down upon
his child he withdrew with clamorous grief The
mother advanced, and standing upon little eminence
of fresh earth, she gazed silently down. could not
her face but when she raised her head to retire. an
expression of agony passing from her features
her lips remained firmly closed and her eyes in
famed. As she stepped from the grave she uttered in
scarcely audible voice, shall gounto him, but he
shall return more unto me-
If there is who reads this sketch, and feels that
it is sometimes good to share in the of Others
let him go forth as have done, and he will find abun-
dant food for sympathy and numberless scenes in
ture, that will move and instruct more than the widest
bodlngs forth Of tancy
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-12-18
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.

From tho United States Telegraph Extra.
WAsHINGToN, Dec. s.
This day at IL o'clock, the President
the United States communicated to
NJ Hnnsas nf; Coae~ess aha following
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-01

GIRGLVL7-B Berkeley csuafy court, 10 .vss:
S~KpTKMBsa TERn, 1929.
jacob BAsorc and Eleanor bis wife. Jacob smith
and Esnny his wife. and Margaret Parker,
Piasnafs,
ACAINer
John Parker and Charles Downs and Nancy
has wife, Dsfa..
nv CH9.vCERY.
The defendant. John Parker not having enter.
ed his appearance, and given security according
to The act of assembly and the rules OF this court,
and II appearing to the satisfaction Of the court
that the defendant, John Parker is not an inhsb
liant OF this commonwealth, IL 10 ordered. that
be do sppear here on the I'd Mondsy In Mo-
vemher next and ans wer the bill Of the complain.
snss. and that a copy Of this order be published
10 the Martinsburg Gazette Tor two months suc.
cessiveiy, and posted Al the door Of the Court
House Of iLis county
A copy--T0te.
JOHN SMOTHER, c. B. c.
September l7.-2m.
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AND o SALE-Ths unde rsigned. exc
IL Gu fors Of the es,ate of Jacob Painter. ser.
decd will sell. at private sale, ATTRACT or
LAND, lying within one mile OF Msrtlnsburg,
conts,n,ng 1876 acres, 2 RooJs and 30 Poles
Thus Is gosd farming land and Is susceptible OF
Improvement. The improvements consist OF
. good Dwelling House, Kitchen. Smoke House,
Corn House, . iog Barn and Stables, wrl, .
large Orchard OF good fruit, . ne ,er.is,iiog
iims stone spring. spring House, good Still
House, &c. abontthe one halt otshis Tract vi
Land IS cleared. = part Of which 10 good bat On
land, the balance we'll clothed with timber.
Any perssn wishing TO purchase, can be sue ~n
the same, ny Supplying TO John Painter. residing
on The pre- w'ses. For terns, which viii be
made accommodating. apply to the subscribers
JOHN MoNG, Ex'rs. Of ].
JACOB SWAkTZ. : Painter.
Angus, 20-tf.
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~ FRUIT TREES -
$5<aX FROM
~Sc 10 49,

NooSG FRUIT TREES. ZOE sale by the
subscriber, living in Berkeley county. be.
tween baakers Hal and Germantown, such as
early p'pp'ns, ripe in b~sryes,j RsmbO, ripe IN
August and viii keep till Jsausry. and bell
Tower. Winter .fpptes-red pippin, green or
Nestown pipPin. Pesoick. vandiver. Ross
green. EaslIsh read streak, English russell, and
the hoops, So.
which vii insure to be grated in the rost.
rue sdssn'age sfthese gratis consists in this,
that, u by accident. the trees should be bro.
ken Oh. the shoot win proceed from the graft,
AID ne As good ssihe first. IL property attended
70. va give such instructions to purchasers
IS WI with care ensure success. The Lrce
siii De ~ proportion To the number purchased,
from 10 TO i25 cents cash.
JOHN UNBANHOwER.
Berkeley county, 0c,obcr l.
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YATES & M INT II y.
Drawing on the 9Th Dct)Dci.
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERY.
No 8 far 1879
r. OFF. s.sas,4ttINipxe

Augsst } b, 1859.
uTThis Scheme is arr ARG j o. 81 U)U e
EVEN SYSTEM. whtrsi N COZ 40 - con-
sequence of its est.bl, shed asd ,.etssf po.
puiarity by this mode OF dssw * (~iNoh .
secured by letters patent assicI .. u sslsie uui-
tad States the holder 81 two tick. i, Or tw.
shares is certain Of Obtaining az Aeqss 80 ~ -
aud may draag three and al ssm, ,aopt ia
for any greater quantity.
The drawing 81 scheme No. :, ~ili ~ 'ace
ON the 9 h septrmper; too easts iies ", &c
d'stan, sdseninrers 10 make insfstlsnts. the
Commissioners therefore in oti 10 psg4nis
those VI = distance 70 svsiI ,h, ,nse.sss ~ tir>
chances offered by these popular si4sa e.. ~
this tune announce he Scheme u 10 .he.
drawing "f which viii take piae u
Thursday. the 9Th Otaober.
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October |

DuBLiC Will be sold by public ven-
L due, on Friday the 18Th inst at the prssent
residence OF ths subscriber living on the lands
belonging TO the heirs OF john Evans. decd.
two miles frem Nsrtinsburg, the following pro-
perty, 20 wit. Horses, Cows. Hogs and sheep;
Farming Implements of various kinds, risughs,
Bssrows, Wheat Fan, good Cart. good Grind
Stone, = quantity of Hay, by the Ton, &c.
Household aud Kitchen Furniture, such ~
Bsis, Bedding and Bedsteads, Tables, Chairs.
Buresu, Desk, Corne, Cupboard, tegctntr win
q number of articles not necessary TO particular
Use SIX months credit will be given for sums
over three dollars. the purchaser giving bond
| With approved svourity. under that sum, cash
Sale to begin early in the day.
THOMAS WOOD.
October L.
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A CARD.

A CARD.
81 he subscriber havioS been confined fos
somstiuie by sickness, IS now on the recovery,
hopes that he VIII. ia n few days, be able 10
attend u business in hs room; ibe time being
YER, short that the Revenue must be pad inlo
the Treasury, be sincerely hopes aud requests
all those indebted 10 him for Taxes and Fees,
to call on him snd discharge the same. II 10 oil
important tss' tins be attended to by the goth
inst. tissiny, for many times. paid visits to bis
friends. aud as he is now unable TO continue
the visit, gratitude should prompt lbem to re.
turn the same.
CHARLES ID. STEWAhT.
October 1. 1929.
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october

PoRMAN's FERRY. Mouth Of opsekon.
He subscriber informs the public, that ne
has a new FERRY-8OAT in good order
tor conveying of Wagons, Carriages, &c. seros
The Potomac River aud the opeckon Greek
n will be found to be the nearest road from
Martinsburg 70 Beorsboro', Hagers'own. WI
Transport, sc. also, the nearest and most diFec'
road frsm Shepherdsls~n, Charlesto~n, &C
nv way Of wiilismsport TO the Cumberland
rosd.-It will be attended to by
March SIT.
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MIGHT ScHOoL.-Jsmes Maxwell sespecE
~ fully informs the Citizens of Msrsinsba'g,
that he will sNIGHT SCHOOL on
AUni4y evening the leth inst in which will be
taught Spelling, Reading, Writing aud ati'h'
metic. including Vulgar and D.cimsl Fractions
The extraction ofrbe Square, Cute and Bquad.
| rate Roots. &c. Attendance from early candle
| light TO bait past nine.
L Ari
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VIRGINIA. zeifs
At ruiss holden in the clerks Office Of the
county court Of Morgan, On the first Monday
in July, l82o,.
Michael Courtney, PetE.
Au& INST
Frederick Maine, Dsf'..
In Chaaeery.
The defendant, Frederick Maine. not hav-
ing entered his sppearascs and given security
according TO The act Of assembly and the rules
OF this court, and 1t appearing by satisfactory
evidence that he is not an inhabitaat Of this
county-H ia Ordered. that the said defendant.
do appear here on the first day next November
term, and ans wer the bill Of thu Plaintiff. and
that a copy of this order be forthwith inserted
in some newspapers published in Msrtinsburg
for two months suceessivsly, and posted at the
front door of Tie court house in Bath.
! A~Copy-Teste,
c.. oRRlCK, c. 81. C..
September, 17-2m
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IRGLvL3-Afsrgan county, to wa:
AT ru!es holden in the Clerks Office OF the
county court of Morgan, ON the 5th Gay OF
July, 1899.
Jacob L. Towsor, FFH.
Against
George, John, jacob and Peter fsderiek,
heirs Of Christopher frederick aud Rsberi
Saodgrsss. net %.
In Ckapcery-
The defendants. Jacob snd Peter Tederick,
not having entered their appearance and gwen
security sccording 10 the act OF Assembly sao
| the rules Of this court-H 10 ordered. that the
said defendants, jacob and Peter Tederick, 40
| appear here on the 4,h Monday in November
next, to answer the biil Of the compisiasn's'
and that a copy Of this oder be published Tor
two months successfully in the MArtinsoufg
Gazette, and posted a, the doos OF the eourt
house Of said county. Copy-Teste.
c. ORRiCk,c c. Nc.
October /.
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f'Umthe -3nnaboas Cerrot'Onian, Of Sept %.
Impertaaf CIsuacssy decisions On
yesterday tue question on the motion
to dissolve the Injunction granted by
the court Of cbancery in the case of the
Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Compa
ny, Us. the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Company vas decided by the Chancellor
in favor of the Rail Road Company
The Important question of prior hight,
claimed by the canal company was con.
sidered by the Chancellor as not proper
TO be decided at this stage of thu u
The question on the motion to dissolve
tho injunction granted o the application
of A mos Banney aud others ps the Canal
Company, were also decided. The o
pinion of The Chancellor is 10 favor OF
the claims set up by the canal company,
and the injunction dissolved.
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Man Who calls himself coy, the properly OF
Carlisle whiting, and is a relation OF ~!i.rriei's
husband. also the property Of said Whiting,
~ho ran of about ten days Before Harriet and
Guy; she took yith her a vsrie, Of clothing
tor berseif and child, not recs.!ecsed, except a
Straw Bonnettrimmed with white. much soiied
Harriet is of a dark complexion. Of middle size,
with her upper fore teeth ra,hss wide apart,
upon The whole she is a handsome servant.
The above reward VIII be given for tisrrie,
and Child, if taken and secured SO that | get
them again, or all reasonable expenses paid il
br0taht home. CHARLES BOARMAN,
Berkeley County, Va Oct. l.
VI The franklin Repository. Chambe'shurg
win insert the above advertisement TO The
amour, OF 81, and charge this Office.
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DIED.

On Sunday morning. les. a, WiIiismspori,
Mrs. Catherine Yontx, VIE Of Mr.. Martin Yoniz,
On Tuesday night, Mrs, Taller, wife Of MIR
William Table, sen. Of his csunts.
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NOTICE.

FEyHE Co-partnership heretofore en-
n sting between the Subscribers undee the
hrm'ef Wm- 8. KeTney & Co. was dissolved on
the 50th August BY mutual consent, those who
stand indebted to the concern are reseeot.
fully requested to call on WIN Long and close
their accounts, and TO make arrangements for
the discharge Of the same as sson as possible.
WA. $. KERNRY,
las. Y. ERsKiNE,
WM. LONG.
September 8. 1899.
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GEORGE KELLER,

GEORGE KELLER,
TAKE NOTICE,
THAT On Saturday, the 10th Ut October,
L 1899, at the tavern Of William Kroesen. in
the town Of A<srtinsburg, | will take the depo.
dtions Of sundry witnesses to be read in evi-
snce in . suit depending in the Berkeley
county court Of ctisncers, in which you and 0
Tiers are defendants and | am compiai nsnf.
ROBERT p. BRYARLEY.
Sept. 10, 1899.
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FOR SAiLBo

M HOUSE & LOr in Msrtinsburg, also
ltl all my land adjoining said town; these IL
about $50 acres; il will be sold entire at SIS
per acre, or divided in any way to suit purcha
sers--for about 100 acres with a SINAI tene.
ment, ! ~il take So per scre-tor about "
acres, w,tt good Leg House, Bare, Sc. wi
take $,4 per acre-for the balance. upon whici
thee i, 6pe improvements, TO VITA stone
Dwelling uause. frame Barn. Disiiilery. sae
all other out houses necessary upon Il farm.
viii take a low price.
Oct. 1.-3t DANIEL BuRKHARr.
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.M.9RRIED.

On Tuesday evening last, Mr.. TaSsntint
HDuserOorth, to Miss III, xa6eth Zuber, daughter
OF the late Peter Zaber, both sfthls county.
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TM8 8AHRTTHo
MARrlNsBURG, ocrossa /. 1929.

The Convention Of Delegstes fos the revision
,fthe Consultation Of Virgiaia, meet At the Ca.
oi,sl 10 Richmond, on Monday next. Those OF
a,r friends who may wish to procure a copy OF
,be Debate, as published. Can have the same by
applying 10 US,
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HIGHEST PRE-,
5000 DOLLA r. 3

5,268 Prizes. amounting 10 S24,0O0
OBly 10000 Tickets in the SCH ~ MOI
One Black to = Prize -fhf whole pst BILE In
CASH, which as nsaaf "a EoaK~s urFIcss
can be had the nome ~ they are d.sus.
Prices viz: Tickets S., tialves : / s., Qusr4
tets rs cents.
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1T is HIGH TIME
indebted to JamesP Erskipe

h & Co. would pay, as their business has
now been closed for upwards Of IL months, and
many Of the c.sims Of long standing before, and
hat they may not have The excuse Of not teiny
asked, we nos inform them that unles So paid ~
the lss November next, they will find them ia
the hands Of 40 Officer for collection.
JAMES r. ERSKINE Co.
Msrtinsburg. August ~.
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II. 81 l. Garter, of Kiug George;
Coi. J. w; Hungerford and DR., Ro.
bert Murphy, of Westmoseiaud; Col
Robert Carter aud Augustin NeaIe, OF
Richmond; aud Col John w Gibson,
OF Prince William, are candidates for
The seat in he Convention, vacant b.
The death OF Ellysoo Cmrie ESQ
Aie.r Gazette
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TRUST SAFE or vALUABLH LAM.


| u virtue ~ three several deed. N
- (vis, one from David asrs and s.r,s ~.
wife, TO A. s. TidbaIi bearing date on the 2yth
day OF April. l824j enc from David Res 90
James Hodge, soaring date oa the Sd dAy %
November, 1876; aud one from said David
kees 10 w. e.. Singleton, be- irg d,'- en- be
H,h June. 1929 recorded IN he Office Of Der.
Kelley county court, the undeYs Z ~ - stees in
the SAID several deeds, viii sell nihlic s,,o-
ton to the highest bidder. GA Sa.a l.g re IVA
day u 0sfsber nerf. between the aup : a ala
ven snd one O'Clock, at the house - Z hvssah
ssnks, adjoining The premises, stss- Z and
lying N Berkeley rcanty bound : ~ survey
thereof. receatly made ~ osct h H,ekuey. -
foliowss beginning At q stone IN The rod sunro.
sed TO be 10 the county line between Fec srscx
and Berkeley, AMI cunning with i No. 80 West
1884 poles 10 . White oak in David ~ : its
line, corner TO the part recent. paschs,e ~
Daniel Wright; 'heuce No So east 81 = islss
to q black oak and walnut corner TO R,s.s vi
Hcnseil, thence with Rassell, No ~. t,st -
poles tos white Oak corner to Russell. t4efe.
With another OF bis itNes. So. 7Udg s. 6 I4S
q poles to \ black OK smother corner ~ II
Russell, thence So, ~ IVES, - poles 10 ..
ia the mouth OF q Isnr IN the Martsasbafx 90.
thence with u So. 1871 ~e., % poles to III as
gining, containing i07 scses. 3 roods sml s
poles sflsnd. Of which about thirty acres Is wst
Terms Of sale, one third Of rhc purchase mo-
nay and in addition thereto = sum suite nj 10
third 10 six months, and the residue ia ~
from the day Of sale.
A. :. IIDB I'LL,
w. s~iNGtEtoN,1
Winchester, Sept. ~, 1870.
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DR.. HONORE MAR TIN,


A MOTHER supply Of Psnnsbaker's, and
N .fftlnr e MIXERS IRON, OF every dss-
e~riotion. lust received and fos sale by
CONRAD HoGMlRE.
Msrtinsburg, Sep. 10, "a,
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ODllGNoS Dp2lDaa

No. ia, MA.kEf SIkkEi, saI.9tMuRES
Who're the two grest Gsptai q seeaof
One Hundred III Gsaad Delfs each
were soid 10 fotmer Lo.s sries, asa ~hefe more
Office in America.
- RIDERS eithes by mssi fpost fsid) OF
private conseysases enclosing The fssh or pa.
yes, will meet The sane pfo,lI,t spd ~: ctuat
attention as II on perhoa4l si.phcstea. Adj
dress to
d. COHEN, Jr. 81 BROTHERS,.
Baltimore.
1.-THE Regssier, COM ainin.s Ne fttie. I tist~
will be tor~ sFdrd sn fnedsats " aitssasas araw-,
ing, u those ~ho may .egae.s II.
september Z.
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ries: whilst another party tyou NAV
guess who they are) wishing me to stay
IN Washington till after the meeting Of
congress- as there will be much to DO: a
word TO the wise is enough. I do net
Know, nor am anxious to know, upon
what side you are for though I approve
OF rotation in Office, would just as soon
put an bonest Adams man ia Office as a
Jackson man. au uuder the influence
OF no party, to the infinite grief Of the
reigning parties OF the day, but I am de-
sernined to have a general turn out Of
all the Arrogance aad impudence in the
10 od.
IN u have hardly time for refresh
ment or slsep-looded with correspou
dents, particularly since my late trial be.
tore the pumpkin court. It was pu,np
Kan pie for the missionaries, only they
did not like the saucer
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90 REWARD,

Runaway from the subsctibal
E> Oh Saturday pisht the 20 uit a
a negro Id named II .kulET,
"a about 20 years old, and tax With
M her, her male child sboo, SLY months
tTsg old; she ahsconded with = Negro
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isr or LETTERS. remaining 10 the Pos,
~ ohdse, Martinsburg, Va. on The IL. da,
o October 1929, which il not taken out by the
hFst Jay OF January NEXT win be sen, TO the
Post Office as dead lr,ters.
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Irs, RoyaR-ss this lady. who recently en-
tossed the conversation Of The metropolis. hiss
tten displaced by 'the honorable Mrs Es,
Sho now enjoys that enviabie distinction, It
vas thought she would shasdon a place where
we could not reiga without Q rival. Upon this
h'~t:sr she has not tinally resolved, as We
Na'n from the following passages in a late letter
rom her:
Il bad a thought of setting of upon
~ grand tour so soon as the second vo.
,one Of my RECONSIDERATION was out
nut my friends are diyided-my friends
you know are the people, have mo-
@G'ns to do with parties. Well, thea,
'he people are divided: one party wish.
"('h their great anxiety to see mel l
would lose no time, as | am much need
% 10 those states to lash the missions-
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SPLENDID PRIZES:


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