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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-05-12
Marttna0urg GAZETTE:
PUBLISHED, WEEKLY,
BY WASHINGTON EVANS,

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the year, or near the same,
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will invariably be demanded.
GA failure to notify the discOniinnance Of
the paper at the end Of the time subscribed
for, will be considered as a new engagement.
9v-So paper discontinued until AL arrear-
ages arc paid up, except at the discretion OF
the Editor.
T.@Adtertisements inserted at the rate Of
one dollar per Square for the three first inscr-
tions, and twenty i've cents per square Tor
each subseq cent insertion.
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VIRGINIA, to ,eii:
At rules held in the Clerks Office of tie
CoAhly Court Of Bci kelley, On Monday Tie
cd day of May, 1854
Samuel Robinson, plaintiff,
AGAINST
HiHidm Henison, Shater a,d Brent ard the
Sheriff Of berkeley county, defendants,
IN CHANCEEY
FEfHE defendants ShafcI s Brent not bav'
a. ing entered their appearance, and given
security ~ccoldiagto the act Of Assembly and
the rules Of tlas cont and it appearing
The satisfaction Of this court, that the fefe.
darts Shaicr s Brent are not inhabitants OF
this Commonwealth, II is ordered. That lF
said defendants do appear on the I'd MONDAY
IN July next. 10 answer The bill Of the plall-
tiff, al i that copy OF this order be PUBLISH
~ m the NiartIn,turg Gazette for two months
snrce' sivcly, AMI posted at The door of tbs
court house ci tins cnnnty."
a copy Teste,
JOHN SrROTHER, c. 3. c.
May s, 1851
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-05-12

Fl DOMESTIC GOODS.-S-4, "A and I
-E-6 brown Mu.lins Sd, 7-s. and 4
bleached de-; Striped and furniture Cotton,
BIeacbcd and brown Cotton Driiings; Bed
feelings; Piitsburg Cords; Cotton Yarn, from
No. to ~; Candle Wick, &c. just received
and for sale by HOGMIRE s. BOYD.
Nav 5, 1881.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-05-12

lLAJIe,A - S1l.4lP Hem
y FAVE just rec ,ra,.. and are Gow opening,
q & hrge y supp lb aurp,.!y Of NiRLNG'
and SUMMER GOODS, which they viii
sell uncommonly cheap 10 theirold customers
and the public generally 4 more particular
description will be given hereafter
AarCh 81 1881.
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6SONcERTLThs subscriber takes ,hi,
q method Of informing the public tina. h.
will hold Concert Of POC.4L MUSIC al
tho Union Church on Back Creek, Oh ScfyrA
sau the 2iss inst commencing at | / O'Clock,
A ~. and al Mount Zion Church, on Saisss
day the 4th Of J,ss neat, cemmeheing at the
same hour. The public in general, and more
particularly young persons, ara NEST respces.
fully invited to attend.
JONATHAN EVERtTT.
Nav ;, lS3I.-St
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EEONEl The Subscribers would thank
I'VE those vino are indebted to them TO cal!
aud let them lave little CAsH-lhev would
no make this call but they are in need Of
some assistance in that way
JOHN r. COOKUS, & Co.
Shepherdstown, April 2s, 1851
e UMBFR, STONE coal, &c-We
& 4 have just received a large quantity OF
LUMBER and STONE COM for sale
and shall keep on hand SAIL. PLASTER
&c. which we Will sell low forcJsh, FLOUR.
WIlISKEl, &c, wih be received at our
Ware house, sent TO GeoI re Town, sold OF
stored as owners may direct
JAMES F0kMAN y son
AP,L IS, 1851.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-05-12

Fl uMBER AND STONE. COAL.-Thc
e undersigned has on hand large stock
of Lumber, consisting Of Ia 5 4, IL, o in.
pine, inch oak and fencing PLANK, Pine
and Poplar SCANTtiNG Also. 800
bushels STONE COAi, said TO be very
good which viii be sold At very reduced
prize for cash or any Kind Of country pro-
ducc. ARCHIBALD SHERER.
March II, 1884.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-05-12
ENTITY DOLLARS REWARD.-On the
Il nirht Of Sunday the Ist Of MAY a HOE.

ENTITY DOLLARS REWARD.-Ost the
Il night of Sunday the LIST of May, SOs-
REL HORSE belonging 10 tie subscfiboy,
was stolen from the pasture of Mr.. Henry
Shepherd, about four miles from Shepher To-
town. He is.ahout 7 years old, 5 hands
high, round bottled, and altogether hand
some, well made animal, although he aes
what is called dish face--He works well il
harness, but moves rough under the saddle.
do not distinctly remeaber wheiher or nss
he has any while about him, but think he han
not VIII give the above reward for the tis,
preheasion Of the thief and restoration Of ne
horse, or $40 for the horse alone, and all ses.
.sonable expenses for bringing him 10 aae al
Shephersstown, Jefferson couity, Va.
Z. |, LEE, ST
May 5th, 193l-St
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% VIE SUBSCRIBER tenders his thanks
d TO his sustJlners for thc liberal tncour-
a$emeHt with which they have favored him,
ana informs them herewith that he continues
III" business at the same place the old Oil
MD OF WOOL C3RDl.NG5, al the usual
PrI'cs, and the DYING 4 PULLING as
heretofore, also the manufacture Of
SCOTCH& PE.NEII,4.A COMPETING
vi superior style. Which articles he con-
stantly keeps on hand for sale, of the hest
quality aud patterns, and at moderate prices
lie wishes to purchase large quantity of
common WOOL, for which he will give a
liberal pIice, il. trade or cash
G. q. CONRADT.
March 3lst, 1891
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-05-12

GSROsS ROAD RACES---WiH be rsA
u fer, over a handsome course near TIM
place, agreeable to the rules OF racing, free
only for the saddle horses OF Berkeley and
Jefferson coantiss, on Wednesday the lSth
of May, inst. purse of THIRTY Dol
Lars, two rounds and repeat, carrying
weight agreeable to the rules of racing; "a
Thursday ths 10th, parse of TEN Dol,
LARS, one round and repeat, free az above,
the winning horse the preceding dag ex.
cepted and on Friday the Goth, purse Il
TWENTY DOLLARS, one round, illfes
best out Of the FIVE heats, free as above, ,is
winning horses of the two preestiiag tssa
excepted Good judges viii be. appoinss
and every thing conducted in manner cad
culated to give satisfaction.
THOS. TABB, Manager.
n. B. Four horses to he entered each das
or no race. 9y+Each horse must be entered
the cay preceding the race, or pay doabas
entrance at the poles.
May 5, 1881.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-05-12

q Hills, sc. FOR SALE have Tor
~ sale ono 200 gallon S;ill, one CO. OF I35
gallons, full pateHt, with Worms, sc. com
Plete, onc copper Globe, large enough TO
contain 100 gallons, also, beer plmp Of
copper, 10 feet long; between fifty and sixty
TUBS. nearly al iron bound with a nuu,ber
ef other articles necessary in and about a
DIstllery, euch.as Heaters. Coolers, &c =
All The above is kcown TO be of the best qual-
ny aud would he sold upon a credit
EXANDER STEPHEN.
April rs 1881
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-05-12
XTALLABLE PRNERTY ZOE SAFE

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
Y at .iuctt0a--By virtue Of a deed OF
trust, executed to the subscriber on the 9th
day of August, 1896, by Joseph Showalter,
to secure to George w. Sewers, late Mar
shall Of the Superior Court OF Chancery, hol-
den at Winches or, sams Of money therein
named, will offer for sale, on Friday, the
ooh day u May neat, al public auction, on
the prenises, valuable 1R.4CT3b / ID,
near DarkesyiIle, Berkeley county, Virginia,
containing about $50 acres, formerly tue pre-
petty Of Richard Chenowelh, deco aud the
same which was Purchased by the said Sho
walter. AT the MarsbaIs sale in July, 1876
The improvements are Il good two story stone
AxxA DWELLING HOUSE, Kitchen,
fs,ssGh Barn, Stables, and other necessary
l.s::sSA out houses This property will be
t--A--seA sold subject 10 an incumbrance
created by the said CheDoweth in hisliictiule,
to raise m annuity for Mrs. Phills Chenow-
eth, Of one hundred and ten dollars, 10 Gc
paid semi annually. Terms of sale: The a.
mount due upon The trust deed will be re
quired in cash, and is believed will he be-
tween 1900 and 1000 dollars. and the bal
ance will te required in three equal annual
instalmthts from the day OF sale, without in
terest Bonds with good personal security
and trust deed will he required If the pur-
chaser 10 secure the credit payments.
The land will he sold upon the terms a
bove stated, Ivy and with the consent OF all
the heirs vi Joseph Showalcr, deed. The
title is believed 10 be iadisputdtle, bat such
only will be made the purchaser Al is vested
in me by the trust deed. Sale will commence
about IL O'Clock, m
NATHANIEL SEWERS,
April J, 1881 is. Trustee.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-05-12

lac i,hcst rice ,ivco for clean linen ahu
cotton Rae 5 at this Office.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-15

req TO ours. solemn truth ainneJ of our President
WISH We may he able to Introduce with this principle
ec'Se hnds IN the government from whence
There, although the Ring no wrong his nnis,eT, are
responsible for all the had advice they give him
IN the instance before willing believe that the
esnent has not knowingly violated the Constitution de
signed TO impair the rights of Senate desrcd to us
Tor himself the entire and absolute all appoint
menus anough such certainly the effect his In
the mode in which business this kind is done as W, all
Know, many circumstances have existed TO ahsolvc the
PRESIDENT from all design power
mere put practice IN order to produce such effects But
what must Of his ministers the boune duty of some
whon Is, to present him the facts they know
the memorable Panama discussion One ,hcm (thc Score
ary o the Navy the Of the resolution iecaraory
our rights and denying the President the power then
Claimed and here exercised Another Of heu
~ Of Sae) stood by side debate the able
those rights eloqueny dcnouncng the claim Of power
peerred as but part OF the long settled covcy
increase the influence abd patronage the Executive
all four, united with the gwen that occasion
surrounded ny such advisers II raised admo
nsh MN, II no friendly Caution given him by any
those whose opinion upon tins subject known and
one o. whom had In his office full a,ion of all
ds'osnen' " The President should have regarded it
OF common occurrence; and the the appoint,
mens before the Senate At their session. possibly
nave oeen accidental know how this
hut this know, that such had ever
made TO the Senate should have been heard TO cen
sure mere sights of kind done
hen honorable Seuators however instead OF excusg
TO justify what has been done; such
as we have heard, which, II sound suffice
Cnef his different aspect have been obliged consider
or mus regarding u, know well what
nave seen the writing ;he wall know the finger nv
whch us Inscribed IL needs Daniel
SIR is my consolation know balance in which
snail he weighed will he held officer
tn's Government, be he whom he may Trey sen, me
mere, placed me as warder the watch tower warn Of
the apnfsach OF danesr will not play the shepherds boy
aud cry out when there is But when danger
may, will do my duty That duty is now done sir 20 what
end the Judgment OF the Senate will decide.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-15

The New York papers received last evening state
that the resolution against the United States RAM
passed the Assembly in its original shapc-The
amendment having been rejected The Comuerc;a
Advertiser says:
Tho result, it is undcrc;ood, WIS rot PRODUCED
until alter resort to the all-po~eriul ma
chnery, which learn was set a-colnn on Fr,J,y
night Ga Saturday tins operation was followed
dlrrc, party appeals upon the floor of the House
ihiS caucds was called by the Regency. and the
screws were pu, upon all liege Van b rrnfes. Tba,e
has, therefore been some mIscoucep ion in this CITY,
rs Is the ruuiorcd change the taccs of the Secrc
tarv O: a.c-becausc his vassals in Albany would
never run counter, 10 his Instructions Wchave TO
repeat what we have said before III rosuuct to the
New "rk delegation With single exception, ,hey
nave IN this instance refused to beray the interests
OF Their const ituents at the dicaton OF party Tho
GnZete informs us that one of OUR dc!erarrs. Mr.
Scd'n told some of the wire-workers thar hison.h of
Office and his duty TO his constituents were paramonnr
to any party consideration. Had ali the members of
the Legislature been equally conscien;ic,s The reso.
lutions would not have passed.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-15

strong It0'tEo"y against JocIsonj,g We L,y, ,o,,,
ntu o' s'VcaI individuals o resprctlInv aud influence H.
society m our own negiborhood, sl.u9l Is tn ~
ho '"N>pn party nut II seldom We can ryncc, -, ~
man occupying SO prominent place IN tia, pat,v and WV.
C b JaS Whose letter announcing his withdrawal
o,y IN HE parry Wi be found below whose sense oI
~ ] :" 'a nm ~ defiance of all consequence 5odv
,,ooJ bi, ~ III ~" p"bhr '6lunciqton Judge Miller has
sopI "bl =" we ranks of the jackson Marty ~ ;s '
m cc , Usg 'oken upon ~ kind Of leader having f.o"sn
-, =, ILs preside over their public and private nc,
'sa ana we have heard lbs 6arae,e, Wv &
ro ~ o. yuee or citizen impeacheu in the sicb,s,, re
o. - ~ 49,, w knowledge Of his having been
10 any OF ns expectations hom the Jackson na,,v I
~ we oan asCS ram he has been acnuri bv ~, ~ az 70
ooj1sf ~ ms we call Strong testimony ~
'1Is'' r'S' Du0"sb'1h by bis OWE o.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-15

The House reassembed at o'clock when Hl Gu,cr from
the Select COMMITTEES, they had not concluded
the arrangement of the Circuits.
Mr. Hves o Campbell offered join; resolution providing
Tor the OF the rail road "m ynchburgh
hlvsr and Tor opening with the Government
oil Tennessee, the subject Of into thar
State; but the ueson being put there quorum.
On motion Of Mr. Gmer the House then adjourned 10 this
morning, o'clock
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-03
NOTICE.

4 III. BLAMIRE takes this method Of informing
- his customers and the public ofhs daily cxpec-
tation from Philadelphia of n supply of Eiesh Garden
Seeds, embracing every useful article FOR Kitchen
Garden--nnd can, he believes with confidence re-
commend them as genuine.
~ b. j. III. Il. feels thankful TO his friends and
tho public for their liberal patronage during he past
season. drc 4
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-03
FALL GOODS.

Il ALL SNIobp.
HAIL NETLSON 81 co.
H AVE received and now opening, a general
a assortment of Staple 81 Fancy DRY Goods, oftle
latest Notwithstanding in part, of
Black, blue, brown and olive cloths, assorted
palencIa, toiIinct and swansdown vcstIngs
Piain ant fancy ilorCnInc and marselles do
Superinc, rniddling and common satnctts
striped, PLAID and plain lnseys
Single and double millcd kerscys
Rose, point and duflle blankets
Superlinc white and assorted fiauncls
Tartan plaids and camblets
Black and colourcd bombazctts
French and English mcrino cloths
M"rino Circassians. assorted colours
English and French Jet bonbaZnCs
a large assortment of fancy prints and ginGhums
9-8, Sd and Cd cumbrick and aconet muens
Figured and plain Swiss book and null ditto
Checked, striped and corded aconc's
81 bordcrcd Swiss and iackOnot crayats
Black Italian and fancy silk do
English ond India flag and handOuna Ldkis.
Imitation cotton do. assorted
Black, white and scarlet mcrino shawls
Thibet and cashmere do
Worstcd barcgc, Thibct and mcrno hdkfs.
Fancy silk, barcge and Grape hdsls and scarfs.
Rich changcablc rros DC naples silks
Elegant foulard figured do.
Black and assorted gros des indies
Black and changcabe figured mandarircs
Black Italian luslring, su crior quality
Heavy company satin and lcvanlincs
SlrsnCt. scnshcw aud florence silks, assorted
Plain black mandarin Grapes
New style belt and bonnet fbbauds
Lace cupcs pclcrlncs g. fiorclas of the latest style
Black and white lace wells
LacCs, cdgings and Iuillings, assorted
III and white and black bobbinct lacCs
English and French silk hosiery assorted
Black and white, wnrstcd and cotton do
Ladies' aud gentlomen's gloves, assorted
Umbrellas of superior quality
Fine and superlne ingram cnrpctiugs and rugs
Irish linens lawns and sheotugs
Table diaper and danask
Brown and blcaChcd Russia shcctng
Scotch oznoburgs and Tcklcnburgs
Heavy cotton oZnaburgs
Brown and blcachcd shirtings and shoctings
Checks plaids, tickngs, Jeans, etc.;--whch. will,
further supplies daily expected, will be sold at the
lowest prices oct Q D.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-03
4. CARPENTER.
.NEW BOOKS ar r. j SMITHS.
THTHE SEPARATION-A Novelty the A.


THTHE SEPARATIoN-A Novelty the Au-
n thurcss Of Filtration"
Free Conversation on the urpardonabe sin, where
IN the blasphemy against the Holy Spirit the Final
A7ostacy, and the Sin unto Death, are shown tn
have been originally distinct: BY James p. Wilson.
Elements of Mythology or classical Tables of the
Greeks and Romans: 20 which added some no.
tees of the Syrian, Hindoo, and scandinavian Su-
persitions, together with those or the American
Nations; the whole comparing Poytheism with
true Religion. For tho use OF Schools: By the
Author of American Popular Lessons"
Treatise or Foycr-By Southwood Smith, NJ d.
FhySic'7u TO The London Fever Hospital. Also
another supply Of
Douglas on the advancement orSocicly,i in knowledge
aud Religion
lIcnrys Commentary. vols 20 Best Edition
Rev Robert Halls Wofks-compcte.
New Testament Royal superior edition.
Pearl Pocket Dibe--elcgant and plain.
Peter Parcy's Tales Of Animals
BOnuyclsIles Mcnmration.
Cruises Digest of the Laws Of England, on Real
Property
SCOTS Commentary, VERY ow.)
SoWhCy's Life of Nelson. Family Library Editioz
DC. &c. sc. ian 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-03

ltkNS SUBSTITUTION to the OAILv RICiaoNp Maia "a
SiY >Yo.E"oe's 81, year, and shooter period, Il the
of 50 Year, both payahc in advance. N,cn sent IN,
mail $40 year
hnvISr for one suuafc OF 1G ln.s ar less on, in.
so "a ce. two mSction, SlI three 81 Il, and
.ve'y eUcceciiuS insertion 3Bi CENTS
Thrice week week 81 -: cy,v s,,cc.c,u- week 81
Twice week. insertion IL cent every siccstn, i.
oIon SO cents
Ohce week, first insertion Is cents every succeeding u
Iripn SD
gH6.
kIaisient advertisers pay advance
he number of insertions he noted tie Ms, they
an be inserted until ordered he stopped and charged
rocingly
Annual Advertisers charged 81 doll 'rs for squares
1.l in that proportion for advertisements of greater length;
Except Auotonee and Lottery dealers who CHARGED SO
X The CONSTITUTIONAL WING published twice
week, Cruesdays and Fridays) FIVE dollars per annuu
payable IN advance.
For Adrertsing75 cents square, less for the frs,
serior, and 30 cents for each continuance.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-03
PARIS FASHIONS,

PARIS FASHIONS,
FJNC1 SILK GOODS, .NERINO SEE.4UT.S. sc.
'ENllE following elegant aud fashionable Silks
are Just received, and now opening by the sub
scrbcr, and for lie at reduced prices:
Rich chaDgeablc figured "LIoncsc, silks of new and
elegant patterns
Five pieces more of those rich and glossy black Ital.
ian lus,rings, which have given much satlsfac-
ton To former purchasers
Black figured mandnrincs, to ladies in mourning, Il
desirable article
Rich lead colorcd figured Egyptanenne, to those la
dies waiting for the article
Elegant figured and striped orcutalne, for evening
dresses
also.
Red, white and bl1ck merno long and square shawls
l'hybe wool square shawls
Col0rcd English tlcriro cloths
Glossy white French satius
With many new and fashionable fancy Dry Goods
opening and Tor sale at
Il. II. JENKINS
Mcrino Shawl, Linen and Fancy Dry Good Store.
dec y
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-03
JNO @. LAY
TOBACCO TRADE

S7lE Subscriber having obtained the cr,i,e at
ten,ion of Nr Charles Geogh,nr.,. and ds,er--
ihirea on his OWE part TO every eyeriun to per-
iect any work IN Siemmins, Reprising, &C. &c Of
tobacco, and with the presumption that Mr. G's
hhow'eose OF the business . general, solicits pa
tronage from the Shippers If S,emmed and Repack-
Cd Iooacco JOHN DUGGAN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-03

wish to purchase or hire, four or five good farm
hands, for which liberal price will be given. Ap
ply to Mr. John Wight, Cary -s,rcet0 richmond or to
the subscriber, al Tuckalioe.
+. l.. WIGHT
ian 20-9nwft C
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-03
DOCTOR CLlRK'S
heat Threshinu Machine

Wheat Threshing Machine.
GIVING to the ipclemency of the weather hay
- ing prevented many persons from visi' ing IL it
VIII be continued through the present week, and
may be seen in operation every Gay between the hours
oil 10 and IL o'clock, a NJ by making application
at the store of the subscriber.
JNO @. LAY
Those who wish 10 engage machines, VIII please
leave their names above and the Patent Right
Tor the Counties remaining unsed, NAV also be MIR
chased there, or Of DR.. CLARK, at tho Union Tavern
Jan 2J--6tp a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-03
SHOCKOE HILL ACADEMY AND
Y.HN.aSTL1.5I

TENllli Principal cf Tins Institution takes the pre-
4 sent occasion TO return his warmCst thanks TO
the public, for the very liberal pJtronc - which his
school has uniformly received since it, establishment
lion has been accomplished. to render this school all
th0t be desired IN Academcn Institution: and
the liberal patronage Of an enlightened community
IS the best proof OF It's literary advantages II will
DC opcrcd again ON Monday, The 81 Of January
next.
Terms from 90 10 90 dollars per annum, according
to tho advancement Of the pupil. Boardcrs can be
ecevcd III tho family Of the Principal for & 80 per
annum. OLIVER a, SHAW.
dec %
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