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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-02
OHIO ELECTION.

The result is yet ascsrained-but the probability
IS, tha Macarthur is elected governor by small ma
Jory Got from to 3000) The returns from 43 coun.
ties are said TO give him 1926, and Lucas 39SI9 Tie
counties ye' to be heard from gave the Adams tickle,
In 1928 majority of from 1900 10 2000The election
seems to have excited much less interest than was ex
pected. The vote is an uncommoniy thin one II will
probably fall short Of tho of 2S by almost 80 600
In four counties Of the Western Reserve, which gay,
an aggregate majority TO Macarthur of about 5000 the
majority against Gen. Jackson in 1923 was $500 votes
MIR. Hammond indirectly accounts for the reduction OF
the Jackson vote in Of the largest counties upon
principle very different from the test Of parties He in
Inmates that many OF the Jacksonans would vote the
ucket because they took the stud caucus man.
agement "Our friends abroad (says he) must under
stand that this election, though largely Influenced by
the great question that agitaes the Union the
present Administration Of the National Government.
was nevertheless to consde extent cded upon
other grounds. party Of office holders and office
hunters, wishing to iasten themselves upon the popu-
rarity oil President Jackson, undertook to conoui and
manage the election by state and county -csucuses
Those most active in these measures were, MANY of
them in no very good odour with the people, goodly
number OF the friends of General jackson determined
net to DO controlled by this caucus machinery The e.
lection in Hamilton, Warren, Montgomery Knox and
Licking, especially turned upon this ground Mot no.
on the Veto Messagc-not upon any change OF SENT
ment as to Gen Jackson-but upon "this ground''
The Albany Argus also requests us TO recolIect "hat
at the election in October 1925 the Clay candidate for
jory and majority of the state legislature opposed to
Cen jackson were elecsd whilst In the merit month
lNoVembsr) the Jackson electors succeeded by ma
Jority oil more than 4000 Such will be the result
whenever the issue IL upon direct between Gen
jackson and Mr.. Clay, unaffected by local causes"
We have no doubt of the fact-let the issue come
when il may!
The election for the Legislature Is more uncertain
than that for governor The Bait Republican remarks
that The Evansville Messenger gives returns Of the
election OF 32 members Of the Senlte-I9 for Jackson
and Is Ter Clay Oh go members of the House OF Repre-
senta,ives "a are for Jackson and 25 for Clay Four
Senators and l6 Representatives to be heard from The
estimate OF the Senate, includes the members elected
last year whose term OF service OF does not ex-
Pire until next fall. This indicates decided Jackson
Legislature"
The NJ Y American publishes a gascsnading lstter
rom Chllicothe stating that. The veto toe power
tu lhis 10 fortunate, as have this winter, soma.
tor two supreme judges stat. printer aud secretary OF
state 10 elect 10 the Legislature. IL New York will
back us, Clay is saie."-D!-That word if is Of old
York back him. than 'ws presume he will never shoot
hi, arrow 10 the sun.
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Hdglcy, near Fredericksburg, Oct. sth, 1880.
SIR-at tho moment OF my departure from home /
have received your letter. under date OF the instant,
Oh the subject OF the Onmen invented by Dr. WiIli,m
Judkins OF Ohio, aud for time snce and
disposed OF By YOU
regret that the hurry in which l NUT necessarily
make this communication, renders it impossible for ms
to s'a'e IN ssfsciory manner, the particular evil
dences OH which | have formed the most favorable
opinion oil the eic aciou operation OF thi, nnent on
every species OF fum0r aud ulcer as we'll as on fresh
hounds and Commissions.
Since the date OF a short and hasty note addressed tv
me 10 Mr. Charles Herstons this subj ct, have
continued to use d.. Judkinss Ointment with invarabe
success-and IL is due 10 you 10 say, that have for
several mouths past obained and used extensively the
Ointment prepared by you, with the inv ariab de
success You may therefore, assume, to the most full
extent what have stated to Mr. Hsrsors in regard TO
the Ontmrnt prepared by him, as applicable 10 tina,
prepared ty you. must add that prefer your pre-
pArton oil this Ointment BECAUSE il IL better
rated, or mixed, aud much free from dresgy or
sxuaneous matter, than any had previously used In
Inclusion, repeat my former opnion and say TO you
IN the most confident manner. that this Ontme nj no "
prepared by you, b-t,sr deserves ths confidence of
nose who may be s eted by the maiadiss enumerated
above, than sny remedy heretofore known. say this
from the most full and satssctory trials made by myseIl
with Judkins Oo,msnt And /; IL for the be- IL Of IN.
.i ced poor, who unable to bear the eypsnse Incl.
dsnte the professional process by which such
are msDssed that 10 such strsng terms recommend
the use OF this simple cheap, aud certain cure.
| lam, SIR,
Very respectfully, yours,
| . JOHN TALIAFERRO.
Mr.. WILLIAM w. GRAY, Richmond, Va
| Nov. ELL.
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Ct! An REWARD. Runaway, or va. sioiea
W WV from the vicinity Of this place, on Tues.
day, the 23J OF February last Eliza, bright muIsto
girl, about l6 years oil, we'll grown and very likely
Her hair Crews lew down on her fcrshesd, and foil a.
round her temples. Eliza has lived in Richmond for
several years, and lived last year with Mr.. Evans
near the Bank OF the United States Ia her drssa she
lie generally fashionable sRd hos. II is believed, that
this girl has been sedUced away by some white men,
and may travel with them free person. or a. their
slave. will give the above reward for her sppreben-
zion aud delivery TO me, II bken out Of The State, or
hfty dollars II taken within the State Of Virginia.
VIM. ". G. LUMPKfN.
Nov 5I-w6w
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Fault TREES

HENRICo COUNTY NURSERY.
MA HAVE Tor sale al my Nursery, good
E4ES4fR II roilseton Of Grated and Budded Fruit
SWT Trees, consisting Of Apple, Pear, Peach,
- Plum, Cherry. Apricot, Nsetsrine, Almond,
&c. OF the cboisest kinds. Having made
my business, select Only those that have been found
10 succeed be In this climate Catalogues may he had
gratis at the Bookstore Of Peter Cotton, where any
orders that may be left will be puoe,uay attended TO-
JOSEPH SINTON.
'rovs NOV bI-w4w
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We learn from the New York Courier s. ENQUIRER.
that Monroe arrived in that city on Tues
gay as from his late residence in Virginia; that he
intends to make that city his residence at least durins
the ensuing winter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-02

A TEACHER WANTED i wish TO eagsge a Ia
IA dy tor the ensuing year % undettsks school in
my family. she must he qualified 10 teach all the usu.
" branches OF English education one acquainted
with French aud Music would be preferred Letters
tee cd to the subscriber stating terms will he prompt
Iy aueoded to MARTHA G. FIELD
Metklenburg City, Va Boydton, New. 5l-W 6w'
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Not in the iast Legislature.
THE ORANGE ELECTION.

TIE UR.HvNGE ELECITOW
since sketchDg returns OF the members Of the
Legislature, have received the Orange Reporter of
Saturday lawhich gives the following account of the
Election:
"Our Election. which has excited so much interest.
both in and out Of this county Gnieed throughout The
whole community took place Monday last the 25th
inst.
"On the coming in Of the poll on Monday night about
10 o'clock, by the perseverance of Mr. j. w Frv from
Stanardsyille, and Mr.. James Mallory from Robin.
sons, the two precincts, the result stood as follows
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-02

RISMAL SWAMP LAND COMPANY The
NJ annual meeting efthe Dsmal swamp Land Com~
pany, will (as prescribed by law be held iD the Town
OF StfjIk on MtnIsy, he 800 Nov next.
ROBERT BUTLER, Presd't
ID. Lard Comoany.
9milb6eb, Nov. 5I--15lhN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-02

nus II appears that Captsin Davis had a majority
o. ~ votes over Governor Barbour; and General Dade
majority over Mr. Slaughter Of $50; bat from informal
NY IN conducting the Polls at the Precincts, the High
sheriff, alter full investigation and discussion OF the
matter both Tuesday and Thursday the 26ih and
18th instant, iel, himself bound soemny. under hs
oath to return Gov. Barbour the elected member.
CAS- this affair has presented scene OF much interest
both at home and abroad, we have attempted 10 give
fair and impartial statement Of the facts which have led
to this singular result
"Ihe gentlemen Commissioners who superintendent
the separate Elections at Sanardsville and Robnsons
had no meeting, consultation. about the rule which
would be pursued, in relation to who should be voters
those who paid any part Of the Revenue, for twenty
nine, thirty agreeaby TO the provisions in the late
Constitution which says, the voter Electo shall have
paid some portion Of the Of the preceding year
Hence for the want Of this previous consultation and de-
termination, dfersn, rules prevailed the different
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-02

FHNAKEN UP at my panisliaf 10 The county ofMeck-
"a l,nbnrg, near the courthouse an estray dark Bay
Brown Horse. about seven eight yesr- old, nearly
FIVE setigb, with small wbie spo, the root Of
he toll the eit side; Of bic upper fore teeth bro
KEN of and has the maIks ol Gtq Upon him. srnrssed
T. sixfy dohSs. EDMUND TAYLOR.
Nov. ?. bt-wSV"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-02

MARRIED. the ftih oetoser, by Jesse
Buckingham. ' ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-02

1 October the 1871, 1f3O- 10y
"lnsn bishtw' u snd Nancy hi, wife, Pitts.
Chnie' Dfishws JONAH ixhtwsll Hen Y jerk n and Mar
tha his wife, Reuben 'rhwe, John Bnrhwel Atx,nds,
DfIshwe aud Ssluds Ann ishwt Zine B IN
"a" 'hdfsn Of Barnett DrishwB dse and M, Btsitwe
~, Drfdts
The defen'sD John Brigbwe sindsr Brish we'll NOT
nv ~ eb'efed their appearance, sod gwen security according 10 an
o he Sentfs A"enby snd the rule, Of this court sp
Ps 70 the satisfaction OF the that ID se not
Of this Sso, On the motion Il the SMITH, odsrs5 Ia,
ne ss'1 Dee dauts JOHN Bghtws Altr,nsr do
sts on the hrd day Of January and su,wer s
% aus snd thsta cory Of tb, order be forthwith
MI r. W. pun'c ns~Psper' printed IN the Ory Rich.
tvo mon rs 'uecevely snd a.o posted al front doc,
o. ~ = Syu''"O",e OF tbs county. coy. Terts.
= - = O 80 J WoRSHAM,ee
TEyHE subscriber respsctlnIlv nfo-rns r. -,s,i---
n that be has resumed the practice If oosdioins
his old residence in Prince Edward County one ,ois
north Of the clubhouse. JOHN r. METTAUER
Nov.2. kt
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TIE. ITUIHNS

Welay before ON rcadersvery copious sx racs from
the Message OF the Governor Of G sorsia.-The Md.
ledgsviiis Recorder states that The subject of tn.
Cherokee Indians has already attracted hs attention OF
Mr.. Haynes ask. leave to Introduce instancr bill
respecting that subject The IT after was debated and
poHponsd to the next day, when the debate wac re-
sumsd ster which the House decided TO r.f.r n,
meosr TO the Committee the State of the Republic -
we pertxey cancur W tn the Recorder in the vie W
u takes oil the coutse which Georsa should pursue
= Fem The broad hints give in tn. course Of the dis.
cnssion, we believe that the temper If the lie .laure
Il Tor bold and decisive measures Yet there are pru-
dent men IN the Legislature, possessing influence who
though willing perhaps, 10 take decisive steps with re
grd TO the Cherokee territory, will endsayor to com
bne at the same time with those steps, proper degre
Of Difference, Tor the knowa sposioa Of thu ledsr.
mipstrat'of 10 satisfy Georgia. aad comply with tn
contract oil 1902 Ii is TO he hoped that the
viii not proceed hastily in this business that whatey.
er may be determined will be done after maur, de-
liberation, and aier calculating the probable effects Of
the measures to be adopted. The members of the
ghIa'ure WILL no doubt, bear in mind that the admin
israion OF Gen Jackson is with Geors ia and that ~
can expect that every thing will be done which can be
done, to induce the Cherdkees emisca,e I, is Tie
hrst time that an administration OF the Federal Govern.
meat has shown friendly Dispositions toward. Georgia
Let rs not 6y incatious and injudiceus stems nara
fyze the attempts to treat NTH IN. Ch0kees and rem
der diD rent fotcdrds us administration triicb
reefs so much for as We sincerely trust and bel. We
mat The conduct VI Georgia throughout the whole OF
his Tying Transaction will he calm, temperate & dign-
hed. writer in the MiliqdgevilIe Journal has said
were possible for ,orgia to irespass in any de-
gre ON the rights OF the Indans that "The character
OF the State would suffsr, il should enter upon a
course OF oppression. We should Weld no right bui
we should do 10 wrong"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-02

NELSON COUNTY -osr De-
James Garland mo Th = S GSTM%S
Gen. Elisha Boyd IVA John o'Feuall l5l
No opposition. VIM Smith 20
m Snths case says the Winchester virginan
peculiarly hnr thirteen elections he has be
candidate for the susges Of his citizens, who w. re az
ond 10 ms erits that till the twelfth heat that he
in ahead and Fates had t,ke, .Is.
notification Of the Spring Elections put him all abacL h
thirieenth timn hs was dstanced {"
HAMPSHIRE COUNTY DrL
Cen Boyd No opposition 500 Thoma. Dunn. A,
scattering 50 Thomas Carshadon a3a
.u.~ Christopher neiskill 4l6
The Freds"k,turg ,t,,e-, h-' Thomas D,r, ,la.
yer Barbour " snsj,ri'y OF about Ia lrun
ne Fiedrrr kburr H'rsd with wins, truth know not, M,
uor 'sy thst uru mns'ion Of the polls IN,
Of e rotes gwen &c D,v. bsd-Di, w. IN
Mad',on with majority of about TO-" for sense The follow
ing sr-sef h"w'vsr tn. subject another s,n.e,
Extract Letter from Orange Courthouse of the eoh
zen Dsae' ciection although head
eonhsr'd donhu owing to the Ie,hy precincts 10
thrown aside by the HIGH Sheriff Bubour IT, tbero ,Isr,.
sn m'ly Of s3votes D,v'. Gen. Dde also thrown
hnd nut net known whether he returned yesterday
II ms,s Barbour Slaughter should h. returned ON ,,
ground We presume that these enme c.n a. cir ,.,,,
hut That they will undertaking. 10 power Of N. p.ore
~ election, inform ,,y IL Tho a, ;. ~
held ra'id,-a fleet to IN. Of the u,iori,
NJ MADISON COUNTY oot d.
s:".h'.r a ass VIII w%i. sa' F,k, ;ss
The vote very thin one 40
"Dsde eue.prnse elected 10 the ss,a,, he h.,
majority IN the D,uis, know uot" peume the vi.r IN
ELIZABETH CITY COUNTY.
m P'ss ~ Samuel Cotton 90
J'hh H. J Yves "a Alexander w. ], "a
49,. Y. @. Prior; withdrawn
Elizabeth City .nd Ws'wi send on. ax w
mes elected hy majority n 47ov. D. ~ in thu district
james CITY. York and City of JVms'b,ro-Ooa N
Sci ...tn.s.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-02

state ns above Veil The whole vote accurately
counties Of Funkn and Bedford form
SENATORIAL ELECTION IN TYLER COUNTY.
ne Whseins Gazette had official statement Of
tho Iyo Election but informed that MIR Egingten had
majority OF 80 votes over Col A. MeLean-E', majority
PATRICK CouNTY-osr DIST Complete.
IT. IF Dsisgates-fsaao Adans Archibald Stuart 2Js
AUGUSTA ELECrIoN-Two DIT
The only contest" says thu Saunton for
tho sena,c.-First day, Pa,ieson 1872 White 81
In consequence OF rain in tho morning Sheriff
hatshe polls should he kept succeeding
senst which Mr. White Protested he having majority ho dis
uct thsn Of 10
Fad day-Paussou IS White 2
AZ the close of this evening" candidates 40
mem mat the polls should be kept open another day White
however, still adhering to his protest
4,h LAY -Paiteson i2 Whites.
voes' aud John NJ. ne, Esq 1855
Senate Rrcapiiulafion
D. W. Ps,,e.on H0sts,ids' Augusta ssS T 1ss
Robert White ao3 10 az
,o,, ,,.,. oRAYsoN COUNTY -oss Dsa
Elisha M'Comss 1872 MeCnmn, ' s a1S
John Sanders eO S''
In My'hr and Gayson. Meona, co., Blair ssS and sau-
oe" 309 IsSswsll yet to be heard from.
Cowea 525 John Keller 90,
CLARK $50
ana Mayo s's-L.e nd Scott counties - be- heard from.
ELECTION FOR CONGRESS.
-, Drsp.r Johnston. Humos. F. Smith
Wytho 657 % Ia isn
Grsysou $50 o. eo
s %:;e''''' " = 81 81 i .s
1873 1899 ess as3
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-02

.eweh and Lee counties yet to bo heard on "A letter
states that Draper will be- elected declined before ths
washington election Humes and arc running tho
aheaa OF H. about 800 Tozewel and Leo had yot vote
. NICHOLAS COUNTY -oSK BIT.
for MeComa. Dunbar abost Leuvn,
be heard from. - Vs." WV
a. Of Dssatss Addison McLaughn 2o9-D.vid Stuart lGn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-02

BEDFORD OUNTY-Two Dgt,
From Couesp0Hdeut Bedford Election closed l,t nvbt
18th Oct se hard polling for three daysFor senate Co9ns
VIM Campbe ~ the District smary votes .asd OF
Moi r. McDansfor the souoty Robert Campbell John O.
lotwicbf arc elected. letwioh, member o. Graz
by about vo,osDOaah Cobbs and rae s behind You NAV
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-02

VIHGINIA.-The Lexington Reporter repeats that
Mr. Leigh has been elected Gin opposition 10 the Jack
son Party-Thc assertion is untrue-The Boston Pal
ladium carries the joke step further: 'It NAV be
suggested Says this wisescre that the political
OF Virginia is evidently undergoing change favorable
to her distinguished SOM The operation of the ne w
Constitution the policy Of Virginia also extremely
favorable TO the wise, of Mr. Clays friends as is made
apparent by the result Of the elections TO the
state Legislature ANY tbisg, however. throw dust
IN the eyes OF tho people, at distance We assert IN
on the information Of intelligent gentlemen from all
quarters that Gen j. is stronger in Virginia than
he was in ls2S-And as to our recent elections il the
distant oPposionis will believe us will thew be-
lieye their own friopds' The LyAehburg virgnian
COp.) says Several OF the Northern papers speak of
the Virginia Elections though they were indie
IT the sentiments Of people with regard 10 National
Politics. Such is not the fact. We question whether
The Jackson and Clay parties arrayed against each
other in single insance-certsinly not in half DOZEN
The Winchester Republican (Op csniradcts the same
.pronounces to he ga mistake" to saw
the "results show decline OF Jackson strength ia those
counties'-and that Gin county that we have heard
OF was that question msds test-he personal popusri-
ty Of the candidates being the only thing Gsfed"-
The Virginia Free Press" (Op also states that
The returns do not not give any fair index Of public
sentiment upon the Presidential question Parties are not
yet arrayed. We have doubt, however the state is
still for Jackson and il would be folly 10 hold out 10 eur
friends in other states delusiye hopes Of different
result"
This is honest; yet its friends in other quarters will
not take the hnt-they will go on, without shame and
comPuncton, mystiiying every thing--aud crying ont
tNedcHon -hedcdOh las We last N. Orleans Argus
does) to the very end Of the chapter.
NJ The Norfolk Free Press" with il. usuaIlv
pure and classical TASTE calls "rdpeu" because we
have "been eroaking much Of late about the West
India trade, the Choctaw treaty, and the fine
prospects of a speedy settlement Of our claims with
France" We had always supposed before, that The
Raven was bird Of III omen aud that eroaking was
sign OF diseontentnot Of joys IL possible that "the
party with call the talents and all the Deceneu in the
couotry, cannot command the services OF better organ
AT Norfolk!
The Philadelphia Sentinel states, that in the 18Th Dis.
'ct Cunningham is not elected to Congressbu Banks
the anu-fns,onic candi late, by majority Of 1885.
The Free Press states, that DR.. Daniel BedinQer
OF Jefferson county, has been appointed Paymaster Of
the u S. Armory al Hsrper's Ferry and that Can't NJ
Thompson Is TO be retained as Clerk IN that Office
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-02

u We regret that it is out of power to lay this
morning, before our resders, Mr. JOHN M. PATToN's
Address to the Citizens of his Congressional Distrct-I
was not received till last evening" when paper was
more than filed II shall certainly appear Friday.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-02

kenfucky.-Small squads OF Claymen are meet
ing IN some oil the counties to nominate members of the
Clay Conventionas, for instance about 30 persons in
Lexington-as many in Nicholasve.-The friends OF
jackson have taken up the plan of Counter Conven-
nen. The FIRST meeting to have been held in Frank
tort on the 2th.-The Lexington Gazette publishes a
letter from Bath County, stating that Mr.. Chiles elect
ed 10 the next Legislature, and whose for the
son Senator was considered doubtful, has been instruct
ed by meeting. of the People at two RegimentaI Mus
ters TO vote for jackson Senator throughout. At one
meeting, the resolution was carried unanimously, with
the exception OF one vote-and at the other by very
considerable majority. Mr.. c. present at both
and finally declared himself bound TO conform to their
wishes thus expressed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-02

u We are requested TO state. that Poll will be o.
pened for Gen Dade, in the election Of member of
Congress for the Orange District to fill the vacancy oc
ca'oned by the resignation Of Colonel Philip p. Bar
bo lr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-02

Boifnos nj H. IIOgc 6I5- Edmundson
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
0resabrier eounty(one Deg0ts Henry Erskuo~
| Smith 9o1.
for,os-Con. d. John u. scs- Kol, 49, W. Vas.
gaA-tens Dg} eeorso M'y,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-02

Mr. Legare has declined the Office Of Attorney Gener.
al of s. Carolina.-The death of Gen. Sumpter is con-
tradicted.-The new College Edice at Athens, Ga i,
burnt with all its valuable Library, and number o
costly Mathematical and Astronomical In.trume
Mitchell is elected to Congress Campbell in S
by 1900 to IS93-naiority 3O7.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-02

The Philadelphia Sentinel states, that in the 18Th Dis.
trict, Cunningham s not elected to Congressbut Banks
The ant-in a,onc candi lstc, by majority Of 1895
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-02

sid III" election viii he and ,uonr on IN.
ground t'' at sunset in Wilim-hr-e Shield b,d m,,,v
votes and Y ne. w,rr received after sunset '
Ioynss s,eI tn n NJ roc
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