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a z RhWING of the Maryland StGtc Lottery.
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" No 3, %, H., a Capital Of G50l, sold at
MlCKJE)S.
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VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

ALBEMARLE-[2 Del -Gilmer,* SOY; Ran.
dolPh, 6OO-Nelson, $685. Yancey, 3l6.
FREDRlCK-[3 Del.l-Richard w. Barton, y
639; John ID. Smith, 639; John b. Earle,* 623-
James Gibson, 500; John S. Magll, SOL.
SENArE-H. l.. Opie-no opposition.
lSLEOF WIGHT Del l-Hollcman, 1870
Jordan 1873.
SENATE-J d. Massenburg, of Southampton,
pol; +. E.. Rives, of Prince George lOs Mr..
Massenburg was not brought out until the morn
ing of the election.
SPOTfSYLVANIA.-[1 Del.l-Stevenson, 4
266-R. ID. Powell, ZIG.
PRINCESS ANNE.-[1 Del. John Lewis* is
elected to the House of Delegates by majority
of l3 votes Caleb Ward.
OHlO.-t2 Del.]-CoI. John Parriott SID; Isaac
Leffier* 464; Clemens 394-Parriott and Letter
elected.
PRINCE WILLIAM.-[1 Del Charles S.
Carter, l84-John Hooe, 1872
ROCKBRIDGE ELECTION.--(2 Dcl1
The following is a true state Of the polls, taken
from the rcturns.
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"CHURcHYARD PoErRY" is the title of a colec.
ton of Epitaphs and Monodies, shortly to appear.
From specimen given of the latter, we take the
following simple stanza:
ave miss thy cheering voice at morn,
With kindly welcome wont to greet
Each one that round the family board
Would smile again thy smile to meet;
And look upon thy vacant chair,
And grieve that thou no more art thers,
We sorrow through the dreary day,
Thy long accustomed face to see;
While evening cherless steals away,
Enlivened now no more by thee,
And hushed is every sound of mrth
Around our cold deserted hearth"
The annexed example of the former is given in
noticing the churohyards Of Yorkshire as from
tho marble sarcophagus of '.the Ladye Eudora
Vennowe:"
This shelle of stone within il kecpeth
One who dyeth not. but slecpeth;
And in her quiet slumber seemeth
AS of heaven alone she dreameth
Her form vt was SO fayre in seeminge
Her eyne SO holy in their beaminge,
So pure her hcarte in everie feeling,
So high her mind in each revealing,
A band of ANGELES thought that she
Was one EITHER bright compane;
And on some homeward errand driven,
Hurried her too away to Heaven"
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TOBACCO TRADE

We understand that the French Government
has finally determined to abandon the idea of the
Contract System, and to continue that of the Con-
eours. The Reggie THAT is the Administrative De-
partment, 10 whom is committed the power of buy
ing the tobacco, having it manufactured, and then
deposting the manufactured tobacco in different
towns for sale for the benefit of the Government]
has issued notice. under date of 7th January, sta
ting approximately the amount of the purchase it
proposes to make, which may be as follows:
LIST. From $500, 900 to 100000 Kilograms of
Virginia tobacco:
Cd. From 200, 900 to 100000 Kilograms of Ken
lucky tobacco, yellow and light, proper for the ia
bricaton of smoking tobacco.
Sd. From 80 to 100000 Kilograms of Maryland
tobacco, of red or cinnamon color. and of fine
leaf.
4th. From 100 to 100000 Kilograms of Dutch
tobacco"
None but superior qualities Of tobacco will suit"
Samples to be received till the 18th June.
iL,aiLct
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~ In the infinite number Of quarrels among
tie Republican Party, we hear of one at Norfolk.
between Navy Agent Legrand, and brother Jack
sonan. 1t occurred in reference to some contract.
Mr.. Lcgrands adversary had gone to Washington
toprefcr charges, and Mr.. l.. had pursued. In
the number of charges, we hear is, that Mr..
Lcgrand had refused to prostitute tho influence of
his office in the late contest between Newton and
Loyal, in aid of the party candidate, observing
that his Office was given him for no such purpose.
This is glorious crime, of which we hope Mr..
Lcgrand, for his own sake and that of his State,
may be convicted. 1t is of rare occurrence, and
the example need not be dreaded contagious
Kendall and Lewis will be disposed TO inflict pu-
nishmcnt upon the Navy Agent but he will have
demonstrated that he worthy of public trust
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FAIRFIELD RACES.

FE\HE Races over this old and favoritc Course,
- will commence on the 4th Tuesday in April,
and continue days.
r rst Day-a post sweepstake for colts and fill
lies-mile heats-$lO0 entrance-pay or pay
to which there are six subscribers and closed
Mr. Boris, Mr.. WATSON.
Mr. GARRISON, Mr.. MINGE,
Mr.. JOHNSON, Mr.. ADAMS.
On the same day-a sweepstake for colts and FL
les-mile heats-S50 entrance--half forfeit--to
which there are three subscribers-four or more
to make a race.
Second Day-Proprietors Purse-two mile
heats-purse 800 dollars-entrance SIS
Third Day-Jockey Club Purse-four mile
heats which in consequence Of the increased sub
serlption, the propretors are enabled to make
sSoOO without observation-disclosures 800.
Fourth Day-a handy cap-mile heats-the best
) i'll 5--S2O0-sntrance SIS.
BY order of the Club.
i R1GHA RIS ap.AMs, Propris'or..
ap 4-d&ctr
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FoR TIE WmId.
10 the Clerks Of the Circuit and County Courts
of E,rpiuia


One of your profession takes the liberty in
inns manner, to submit to you few remarks rela
tive to the Act ofthe last session of Assembly, re-
gulatng our fees OF office. The Act commenced
IN force on the first day of this month. 1t is be.
iieVed 10 be drawn in a form and languageto per-
spicuous, as to be understood by most sutors who
have been much engaged in law, and to Clerks, so
plain as to leave but little to be misnterpreted
and calculated, therefore, TO produce iii their
charges uniformity among them throughout the
Statc-a matter most desirable, and to which,
all former laws the subject have been inadequate
and in consequence of which, for the same ser
vices, different fees were charged, according to the
construction given to the laws by different Clerks.
ms circumstances, more than any other, II rs
believed, occasioned the complaints that were
made against the Clerks generally, and it is
advised that the fee bill be strictly adhered to.
If doubts should arise as to the propricty of any
charge, it will be better to omit it. The Bill now
allows to the Clerks u reasonable compensation Tor
their services, and those who have enough to do in
their Offices, may live by them which they could
not have done by the act of the preceding Session,
as the writer of this article found from experience
by that act, the fees were reduced much lower
than was intended by the Legislature. Many of
the Clerks confident OF this, and believed,
that upon fair representation of the subject to
the Legislature, it would do what might seem just
and right, by amending the act, and increasing
their fees. This has been done to a certain extent
and although the fees average,
much less than they were under the act of 1919,
they are better than under that of the Session of
1880; the present rates of fees being medium
between those of the two laws. BY the
bill as it passed the House of Delegates at
the last session, the fees were attempted to DO
equalized according to the services but in the
Senate, as you have seen, some alterations were
made, reducing the fees much too low for some
particular services. But it will now, it is be-
lieved, be permanent law, let remain satisfied
with it, and not voluntarily trouble the Legisla.
ture further upon the subject. Should it be
brought before it by others, then ask for an
increase, and endeavOr to shew the Justice of it, in
tho cases alluded to, in which fees too
low. J. R.
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BROAD--ROCK RACES

NNI ILL take place usual, the fourth Tues
w day in April next.
FIRST DAY.
A Sweepstake-mIle hcats-Entrancs 800
half forfeit.
SUBSCRIBERS.
1. James Elan enters Arab filly.
2. BENZ. Moody enters a Johanna colt.
3. Thomas Graves enters a Gahanna colt
d. VIM. Newly enters Gohanna colt.
D. Mark L. fiurnoy enters Johanna colt.
b. John NJ Bolts enters a Monster Tonson colt
SAME DAY.
A Sweepstake-mile heats,
SUBSCRIBERS.
l. Jno. M. Bolts enters $. f. by Gohanna, out of
Phs.
2. VIM r. Johnson enters full brother to Polly
Jones.
5. Abner Robinson enters Flrtilla flly by Archie
A. Thomas Carter enters b. C. BY RatIer
D. Jas. w. Winfrce enters Johanna colt, out of
Yankee Maid.
g. Henry Ring enters b. by Cherokee.
SECOND DAY.
Projectors Purse-SS200--lwo mile hcats-en.
trance-$15.
THIRD DAY
Jockey Club Purses 500-three mile heats
entrance S2O--money hung up.
IL The Racing over this Old Standard Course,
and admitted to be one of the best i'm Virginia. is
expected to be uncommony attractive and interest
ing this Spring.
mar 81 By the Secretary of the CIub
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THE SUPREME CoURr.-The New York CONNER
cal Advertiser says
Edwards the close of Mr. Jeffersons admins
tration. Pennsylvania, it may 10 rccollected, un-
dcrtook to disregard u mandate of the supreme
court, and ordered brigade of militia TO resist the
marshal. But president Jefferson was unyiclding,
and the state misunderstanding long siuce become
ashamed Of the transaction. In the heat of her
passion, however, the legislature OF pennsylvania
passed the following resolution:
"Resoired. That our senators in congress he in
struc,cd, and representatives be requested, to
use their influence to procure an amendment to the
constitution of the United States; that an impartial
tribunal may be established TO determine disputes
between the general and state government"
This resolution was promptly rejected by every
state in the union-and by none more readily and
decisively than by Georgia, tho following extract
from the Legislative journals of that state will
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1he regency ROuted AT Hudson!-Thcre was
great and glorious political battle fought and won
yesterday at Hudson The whole regency tribe
was completely "RuIHfed.v The AMI. Repencv
ticket was carried by triumphant maioritics in ev.
cry ward. Senator Edmouds was home nearly a
fortnight, drumming and drilling-but all in vain!
W., VIC suggest an immediate "indignation meeting"
ms Icoeil'ous spirit is an insuh to rcRerGbLe
President" Those "oLd fash;on,d de,pocyais y
mcssrs Yielo and McKnown ought to declaim a.
gainst the spread Of such dangerous results.
AgdiD.-The Auti.Jackson ticket in Claverick
rs elected by majority of 69!-[ albany Euen Jour
Of Wednesday,.
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TAYLORSVII.L.E RACES
~ ILL commence on the 81 Tuesday in Apr
next, aud continue three days.
FIRST DAY


FIRST DAY.
n Swecpstake for colts and fillics yoars old
inns spring, $50 entrance, half forfeit; l3 subscr
beers and closed
SUBSCRIBERS.
WIN IL. White enters Monsieur colt out of Kitty
Fisher
John +. Page enters Johanna colt out of Bios.
Wilson G. Nelson enters Johanna colt out of Bio
zclla
r. H. Price enters Tariff colt out of Lady Drag.
Thomas boswell enters Tariff colt out of Sally
Brown.
John M. Vaughan enters Tariff colt out Of
y. NJ Bolts enters Johanna colt out of Wild Cat.
VIM ID. Taylor enters Tariff colt out of an Archi.
mare.
John ID. boswell enters Tariff colt out ola Dare
Devil mare.
Richard Adams enters Robert Craddock's filly, by
Arab, out of the dam of Forester.
John S. Smith enters Pat Bounce out of an Alfred
mare
Hardin Burnley enters James FtzJ James, by Tariff
out of Norma.
VIM. J. King & Hector Davis enter American
System by Napoleon.
SECOND DAY.
purse, it is supposed, about $50, free for all
horses or mares that never won purse or sweep.
stake, entrance Sl5-2 mile heats
THIRD DAY.
The tolls of the Gates, also for untried horses
mile heats. VIM. ID. TAYLOR, Proprietor.
ap l-w2w
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COMB DENTISTRY

yE\HE Subscriber is grateful to the Public gene.
IL rally, for the liberal encouragement he has
received, since his commencement in business in
this place, and takes this method to inform his Pa
irons, that he still continues at the same Stand a
few doors below the Old Market, and will put
COMBS in the best order, at the shortest notice
TEETH put in, as many is required. do. scra-
ped and filed, ceansod, &c; COMBS polished, So
as to make them look ever, at 81! Cts per
piece.
N. B. Cash paid for old TORTOISE SHELL.
u The Subscriber wishes to employ a LAD
about ten or twelve years of age.
ap 9-3t HENRY PETTUS
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From the ~. Y. Journal Commerce, April 5, 2 p. NJ.
The News AND THE MARKET.-We do not fin d
that the Foreign news has changed the prices of
any article. The merchants are not yet in posses
sion OF their letters by the Caledonia Unless the
news is of very stirring nature, they are not ac-
customed to act without them.
The weather to-day is quite like winter.
April ca p. NJ.
THE MARKET.-There are no changes to
day. Some OF the letters from Liverpool dated
March lst say that cotton quite firm.
81 Shares U. States Bank Stock, sold at 1925;
Bills on London, 81.
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NJ AFFIXED.

On Thursday evening last by the Rev. james b.
Taylor, Mr.. JOHN DAr, to Miss ANN THEoGmoR.
TON, both of this city.
On Thursday evening, ny the same, Mr.. HENRY
RICHARDS, of Orange county, to Miss AMANDA NJ
f. BAKER, of this city.
On Thursday evening, the 5th inst, by the Rev.
Mr.. Peet, MIR. WV. +. Butler, to Miss VIRGINIA
J. WINSTON, all of this city.
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Belts, Lieutenant Governor. The Anti-Masons
supported the Hon. Calvin Wiley for Governor,
and gave him a respectable vote The National
Republicans have elected majority Of both Hous-
es. An United States Senator will DO chosen by
the Legislature in May, to supply the vacancy oc-
casionod by the expiration Of the official term of
Samuel A. Foote Esq-ib
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EXTENSIVE SALE OF FURNITURE &c
And Washington Tarern for Rent.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, llth inst.
at 10 O'Clock, by order of the proprietor, all ,h,
Household and Kitchen Furniture, Fixtures sc
of the Washington Tavern, embracing farce and
valuable collection of beds. bedsteads and bcddin,,
sdchoards, bureaus, mantle aud pier glasses tables
chairs, China and glass ware, Sc. all selected
within the last lS months, and are in excellent
ordcrthc beds being all new, and made in the bes,
manner.
Also the entire stock of Wines and Liquors,
being of the choicest kind.
At the same time, all the NEGROES attached
To the establishment will be hired out for the ba-
lance of the year.
The Tavern will he rented at the same time and
place tor the balance of tie lease. The stand is
extensively known as Of the best in the city.
Terms at sale. =. Il &. Aucts
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mar 81 Bv tie Sccref1ry of the Cyub
TREE-HILL RACES

NN ILL commence, as usual, the second Tues
w day in May next.
FIRST DAY.
The celebrated Stallion Stakes will take place
this day The produce of the best Stations of the
land will make their first effort, for the fame of
themselves and sres. On the event Of this race
depends much of the future success of those Justly
celebrated racers Tonson, Eclipse. Johanna,
Medley, Contention and Arab. The number OF
colts Of their get, in training for this stake en-.
sures a race worthy of Virginia in her best day.
Entrance S2OO--mie heats-play or pay.
SUBSCRIBERS.
]. Jno. M. Bolts produce of Johanna.
2. Jas. J. Harrison's % Arab.
3. r. Watson's Monsieur Tonson.
4. Tn. p. Hare's Contcrtion
5. VIM. X. Johnson's Medley
6. Waller Livngston's " Eclipse
SECOND DAYS RACE
Projectors Purse S3O0-two mile heats-en-
trance Sl5.
After this race, will be run a swcepstakc-miIe
heats--entrancc S100-haIf forfeit
SUBSCRIBERS.
Il. VIM. ii. Minge enters Contention fllcy.
.. DR. johnson GohInna colt out of the dam Of
Collier.
3. Peter LYONS a Johanna colt.
i. A. M. Harrison Hotspur colt out of Molly
Andrews.
5. Henry Tanan Spring Hill COLI:
On the evening OF this day, there will be Race
Ball at the Eagle Hotel. Gentlemen citizens and
visitors requested to subscribe.
THIRD DAY.
Jockey Club Purse Sl000-four mile heats
FOURTH DAY.
A Projectors Purse S200-two milo hcats-cn.
trance IS 10.
After this race, will nc run a Sweepslakc-
mile hoaLs-cnlrace S200-half forfeit.
SUBSCRIBERS.
!. }. NJ Seldcn enters b. f. by Tonson, out Of a
DIOmede mare.
2. WIN. Burton enters 3 C. by Johanna, out of a
fH,,v. IL,
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From the Second Edition of the Ne,D York Jour.
nal of Cnluinerce A mil a

From The Second Edition Of The Ne,D York Jour
nal of Commerce, April a, noon.
The MARKEr-Ashes are recovering, Pots have
been sold at 4,S0; Coffee and Cotton calm; Flour
quite as well at the close of last week, Corn
better Northern has been sold 52a54 cts. and South
ern at 45a47 cts. Northern Oats have advanced
to 49a5O cts Southern 80 but the price of this
article is up and down daily, according to the sup
plies. Hops, sales western, Is cts, and Eastern
first sort at 25 cts Molasses change: Naval
Stores, no change; Salt, scarce; Sugar, 500 boxes
prime brown Cubas sold at cts, the highest sale
by ct. which has yet been made here.
Teas, the cargo of tho Israel, offered at auc-
ton yesterday, and although the prices were quite
as good as any before obtained, they wero chiefly
withdrawn.
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NE-s@@~s1Ae8
ged by the payment of fifteen within the sea
son, VII Oh will close on The LIST Of July.
This fine Stallion Is the property OF Ad nral
Sir Isaac Coffin, and has been procured by the
subscriber for The present ason only, after
which he will be returned to the agent of bis
owner near Boston.
CLEVELAND is a dark bay, with black
name, legs and tail. He is seventeen hands
high, and seven years old, OF fine firm, and J
doubt IT there is any Stallion in Virginia, pos
sesslng equal bone, muscle and sncw. lie is
said To- be of the finest breed of horses used in
England, for h0rnr ). cross of the mares o.
Eastern Virginia (which all parrake more or
less Of the blood s'ock) with this hcrse, Is
caIculA;cd to produce a most valuable breed fO
the draft and the saddle.
Cleveland was sent to the United States
IN 1913, by his owner, to improve the breed o.
horses IN Massachusetts, where | am iUfurmcr
his colts (sOme of them three years Old mex
grass are amongst he finest IN the UnIcn.
Mares sent to this horse will have the rang
OF one OF the best Casr ares IN thus part of thu
country, gratls--or Will be abundantIy fed OF
gra'r, a; % cents day. A faithful agent !,
employed, who will use every precautioU agains
escapes and accidents, but the subscriber will
rot be responsible should any occur
r. G. MAYO.
Richmond Much oh. q32 -2aw4w
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You will have it stated in the Richmond papers,
that the cause OF Mr.. Moore's diminished vote,
was his absence at the City of Washington, and
the combined influence of his vote in favor of in.
crcasing the fees of Clerks of Courts, and his
course on the abolition question. The latter, how
ever, had but little influence, as there are but few
men in Rockbridge who are not the friends Of abo.
lition.
Not in the last LegisLaturs
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STATE or GEORGIA,
I'M .Nsnnte. 95fh Noremher. lSO1.

In Sendfe goth N0rember, loU3.
"Rcsolrcd, That the amendment proposed to the
constitution Of the United States, by resolution
Of the general assembly of Pennsylvania, and ap
proved by the governor Of that state the Sd day of
April. 1869, in the words following, &c. he and
the same is hereby disappeared by the legislature
of this state, and that the senator's and representa-
lives in congress, be requested to oppose the said
alteration.n
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COMMISSIONER ANUrRsoN's OFFICE,

WITTInWSUUTg, 2IV W0TcH, T@52. {
have appointed the eighteenth day Of MAY
next TO execute the foregoing orders Of couri
OF which the parties should have at least thirty
days clear notice. On which day, by nine o'clock,
A. NJ the parties concerned are required TO attend
at tins office with their books, papers, and tcsi.
mony, with the necessary copies of court papers,
aud with this original order.
3l-Aw 10 ANpERsnN. Commissioners
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we learn that Mr.. Buchanan, Minister to the
Court OF 81 Petersburg, has taken passage in the
Liverpool packet ship Silas Richards, to sail 9Th
inst.-N
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DIED.

On Saturday evening last, at half past O'Clock,
OF Bilious Pleurcsy, SFENcER NUNNALLY, aged 26
years, leaving wife and child to lament his early
fate.
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CONNECTICUT ELEcTIoS.-The annual election
for State officers took place Monday last. John
$. Peters is reelected Governor, and Tbaddeus
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Notice.

on the 5th instant, and continue to run up day
and down the next throughout the season.
leave Richmond at sunrise, and arrive in the even
ing at the same hour, for the accommodation of
ladies, children, and others who may prefer it.
Petersburg Mail will leave Richmond at half past
D. A. NJ, and the Evening Coach at 3, p NJ.
sP Z. PORTER g. co.
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Book and Job Printing doT,
aa tIac WING 0BiCc.
a. - AZ 5 G a Al IS

AZ ~ at . - "a T. "a 5
IL Printed at the Wing office, in the best man.
ner, with various new and splendid 6oure, of
Horses.
TYPOGRAPHY Of Henry Clay, by Gcrogc D.
- Prentice, Esq Just received by
aP Il = .rEyTE
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~ pursuance ut the directions '"nta:"cd IN tho
z fsst section Of the act cntr,l-d San aot in
cooperating the Stockholders OF the JIInns River
and kanawha Company passed l6'h March, 1892,
the President and Directors of the james River
Company have aipe.ntci Commissioners at the
places herein after designated, Tor tho prrpoyc of
opening books of subscription tn the stock Ct tho
said Jamcs River and kanawh, Co,npaiy-.o Wit.
Ar RtCHNbNp.
John Nars1Gt, Chapn.an JolassH,
J'scPt Marc, Dard BHiioob,
JohH h'chhdm, FOt-H PoHdrd,
Richard dRGcrSon J,hn iiiqa
Thomas RuHcrtoord FcmiDg Ju,acS.
RoGcrt Nta"ard, Beaja5,," IEatcAe!,
, H -,e"Wh FWdo'rh H'rr'SoH, JF.
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