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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-13
Hanover county, Oct. 25h, 1882. 52-idsT
"A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-Wil be aold on Tne

a DMlNlSTRATOR'S SALE.-Willb be sold on Tues
IN day the eleventh day Of December next, at
Obsto, in the county Of Amelia, if fair, otherwise
the next fair day, and continue from day to day I'M
I'll finished, all OF the stock Of horses, cattle, sheep and
hogs, several prime yoke of work oxen, between 20 and
$4,000 pounds OF pork (Which promises to be prime) all
the plantation utensils, household aud kitchen furniture,
also between IL or 1900 barrels of corn, the crop of fod-
der, shucks and straw, belonging TO the estate Of the late
Mrs. Mary Randolph, deceased. Terms Of sale-For all
sums no, exceeding twenty dollars, cash; and for all sums
exceeding that amount, IL months credit will be given;
the purchaser executing bonds with approved security, to
carry interest from the date; but if punctually paid, the
iuteres: will be RENTED.
WILLIAM E~GGLESTON, Admir-.
of Mary Randolph, decd
Amelia county, November 6. 52-tds
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Hair. NHl,l.E.

IHNHE Subscriber begs leave to inform the Ladies and
Il Gentlemen, that he has recently received from the
North, a splendid assortment of ~ORNAMENTAL HAIR
WORK composed OF all the various fashions now in use;
a part of which are the following:
FoR THE LADIES. FoR THE GENrIrN,rN
Puff and Wire puff Curls, Wigs, Toupets. Scratches
Frizlet and Ringleu, do. Whiskers and Mustachios
everlasting, do. of superior neatness and
SPrig ana frz, do. workmanship.
With BTads OF various sizes
and colours.
me SUBSCRIBER having imported a very large assert.
ment OF Curls, &C., can dispose of the same. Inv tho do.
zen sets, at very low rates.
Gentlemen Keeping stores in the country, in making
out their orders Tor goods in this place, will please not
forget to order a few dozen of this beautiful work, for
The convenience of The Ladies in their neighhourhood.
Nov. 6. 1921 w.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-13

~ RWlLLIAM SMITH, (B)-TAKE NoTIcE, That
I'VE on the 18th day Of December, 1892, | shall pro.
coed to take The sfhdavits Of Keziab Hancock, Mordecsi
Thomasson, and others, in q suit in Louisa court, in which
| am Plaintiff, and yourself, Defendant, al the house Of
Col. Edmund Pendieton, in the county Of Louisa, and To
adjourn from day 10 day ill all be taken.
Oct. 30. L5O-wswl JOHN THOMAsSON.
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I'm Observation-Disclosures Purdie in
IL his own right, and as executor of Aaron Purdie, de
ceased, aud as late administrator Of Edmund Puriie, de.
ceased, Plaintiff.
against
John Purdie, Jeremiah Baugh and Polly his wife, late
Polly Purdie, Sally Wilkinson, late Purdie. Aaron Purdie
Robertson, 49, ahnaway and Polly w. his wife, late
Robertson, Lawson Forsee, Seth w. Flournoy and Sally
his wife, late Forsee. Charles Forsee. and Thomas Fin
ney, late Sheriff of Chesterfield County, and as such ad-
ministrator Of Elizabeth Purdie, decd, Defts.
The Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chancery, for
Chesterfield county, on the 29th day Of August last, hav-
ing among other things ordered and decreed, that the un-
dersigned Commissioners should examine, state and settle
accounts OF Thomas Purdie aud Edmund Purdie, as exc
cutor's OF Aaron Purdie, deceased-the accounts of Tho
mas furdie, as administrators Of Edmund Purdie, deceas-
ea-and me accounts OF Thomas Finney, late Sheriff Of
chesterfield county, and as such administrator of Elizabeth
Purdie, deceased. The parties interested, are therefore
nouhed, tnat have appointed tho te,h day of December
1882, at 9 o'clock, A. M, TO commence the settlement ol
the said accounts, at which time, they are hereby requir-
ed to attend before me, at my office at Chesterfield Court
House, with the several accounts and proofs necessary TO
enable me TO perform the said duties.
LAWSON NUNNALLY, NJ. G.
Nov. Is. 54-wtl9D
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IlCE--l he subscriber expecting to leave the coun-
~ ~ OF New Kent shortly, requests all persons indebt.
r. 10 ' nm" 10 come forward and pay, or their bonds will be
lett with an attorney for collection.
EDWARD WATKINS.
"a ~ Se' q hent, Oct. 80. 52-4t
y wv Der, on Thursday or Friday night last, a
Negro named NELSON, sometimes calls himself Nelson
Dabney, a dark mulatto, with a bushy head of hair, about
hve feet six or seven inches high, thirty five years old,
well made, with a pleasing countenance when spoken to,
by trade a Coach Smith,, and an excellent workman.-He
Is wei known in this city, having been for many years a
prominent coloured member OF the Baptist thurch. I
have no doubt he has obtained free papers las he is very
intelligent, and can both read write,) and will endeavour TO
get TO some OF the Northern or Western States. Masters
oil vessels and others, are cautioned against taking away
the said Negro.
i will give the above reward, if taken out of The State.
and secured in any Jail so that get him again, or $50 (and
all reasonable expenses il delivered1 il taken within the
State. JAMES KOSHER
Nlchmond, Z3d Oct, 1877. 4S-u
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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-willb be sold at Bushy
IA Parke, on the Rappahannock river, between IL aud
10 miles below Urbanns, in the county of MiddIesex, on
Thursday, the 10Th Of December next, il fair, If not, the
first day thereafter, between 90 and 80 valuable Negroes,
consisting OF men, women and children-a considerable
portion OF whom are young and likely. Also, at the same
time sndpiace, the crops OF Corn, Fodder, sc. made OIL
the farm the present year-the stock Of Horses, Mules,
Cattle, Sheep and Hogs, Farming Utensils, sc.
Terms Of sdie.-A credi, of twelve months will be al.
lowed for all sums above ten dollars, the purchaser execut.
ing bond with approved security, TO carry interest from the
dale-ior ten dollars, aud all sums under that amount,
cash will be required.
NELSON BERKELEY, .Adm'r.
of Tho. Nelson Berkely, deed.
Hanover county, Oct. 25th, 1882. 52-Idsn
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VOUNG BEDFORD FOR SALE.-He is dark bay,
II three years old last May, five feet two inches high,
aud timely proportioned gotten by Tariff ont of a Bedford
mare raised by the late Capt. George Dabney. of Hano-
yer. Apply TO MIR. VIM. ID. Taylor, or Mr.. James Fon-
tame. Mr.. Taylor has a satisfactory statement in rela,ion
to the pedigree OF the Dam of Young Bedford, furnished
by Mr.. Chiswell Dabney, Of Amherst.
August ~. G3I-t1 EDM'D FONTAINF
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pdfudoie Riranna River Land, Negroes, and oMe,
Property for sale.

pdfud6ie Riuanna River Land, Negroes. and of6s,
- Property for sale.
HAJlLL be sold to the highest bidder. ON "Wednesday
w the 18th instant, il fair. if not, the next fair day
sunday excepted, on the premises, at White Rock. the re-.
mainder oil the lands belonging to the estate of Wilson l.
Cary, deceased. These lands consist of three tracts. two
oi winch adJoin each other. One of the adjoining tracts
hes Immediately on the river, and contains $40 ii acres.
luz Ia oi which are frst-rate low grounds, inferior TO
none on the river, and is known by the name of the
p" white Rock Tract" The other lies on the Cary Creek.
and contains 500 l2 acres, 81 of which are exceIIent Ios,
grounds, equal in value 10 those on the river. On each Of
these tracts crops Of wheat have been seeded this fall in
good style. The third tract contains 1874 ID acres and
adJoins the lands OF Neal ID. Gay aud Mrs. Pavne. and il
situated, about one mile distant from the FIRST described
tract, and is very valuable for its timber, being all in The
forest, and very convenient to an excellent saw mill "A
as il is presumed, persons DESTROYS OF purchasing will first
view the land. The lands will be shown by Archer A.
Strange, who now resides on the White Rock tract.-Pos-
session will be given Immediately after the day of sale
and on the same day, and at the same place, will be offer
ed for sale, TO the highest bidder, the negroes belonging to
the said estate, stock Of every description, plantation uten-
sis, among which, are a very valuable portable t~hreshing
machine, and four horse Wagon, and all the present years
crop OF corn, oats, fodder, hay, straw and tobacco.-Terms
Of sale Of the lands, will be, a credit Of one, two and three
years, the purchaser giving bond and personal security for
the first payment, and a Deed of Trust on the land, TO Sc
cure the whole of the purchase money. On the sales Of
the personal property, cash will be required, for all pnr-
chases of less amount than five dollars; that sum, and over
a credit OF twelve months will be given, the purchaser
giving bond with approved security. The sale will be con
tinued from day 10 day until all the estate, both real and
personal, be sold. w. adm'or. ,pith
the tciH annexed of ". l. Cary, deed.
Palmyra, Nov. I. 52-tds
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ANTILL BE SOLD on the 18Th day of October nov,

WILL BE SOLD on the 18Th day of October next.
on the premises, about 600 acres OF Land. on a
SIeu. u one, two, and three yerrs, the purchaser giving
ov"u anu security, with a deed OF trust OH the Land TO Sc
u,e ue purchase money. This land lies well, in a heal
uy anu agreeable neighborhood. with a portion of Apo
;na''oN low grounds, and a sufficient portion of wood land:
= a goou situation for a tavern, being about eight miles
oeIow names tavern, and at the fork of the Angola with
ue Guinea road; and is sold for distribution among the
heira oil Lewis lsbell, deceased. BY the
Cumberland, Sept. Ia. 8I-ds
W The above sale is postponed to the 22d day of No
ve"oer next. HS-td1 Oct. 23
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-13
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Museum Of Foreign Literature, Science and .9rf-,
fober Ma

Museum Of Foreign Literature, Science and .art-(O Dc
tober No.
NONTENTS.-Don Telesforo de Trueba y Cozio
~ from Eraser's Magazine with an engraving Of
the Don)-2. Chateaubriand, from Bldektcood's Maya.
sine.-s. The Lost lager from the Monthly .Mdgasine.-
4. Songs for Music, from Bidcktcood.-5. American Or
MYTHOLOGY, from the Quarterly Repie,p.-6. A May Song
for Emily, from the Monthly .Magdrine.-7. Mirabeau
and the French Revolution, from the British Critics.
Landers Voyage and Discoveries on the Niger, from the
Edinburgh Reuieto.-9. Notes on America, from the
Monthly Mo. Spain in 1880, from the Edinburgh.-
III. a Dirge Tor Teresa, from the Monthly MP. The
Court OF SAKE Meinurgen, from the .~atheneum.-l3.
Christopher at the Lakes, from Biack,oood.-l4. Germa-
ny, from the Edinburgh.-l5. Miss Marineau's Man
chester Strike, from the SpectdfOr.-16. The Poets Song
to his Wife, from the Monthly Revie,o.-l7. The Spirit
OF Death, from the .Neto Monthly JMagaSine.-ls VA
RrErtss; The Imperial Art Of Humbug-Mentai Ply
sc-A Toast-Dueling-The National Weapons of Anne
neutrality-suspicious. understand Laiin-Socrates
Canonized-Pin-making.
~ Mr.. Littell. the Editor, (at Philadclphia) announces
that Z" As the rapid success of (his) subscription list pre-
vents 0him) from supplying the early Nos. of 1892 to new
subscribers, a -Neto Series will begin with January, 1888,
which will contain more than ftty plates from Hogdrfh
and IL the public patronage be continued, (he) shall en-
beiiish IL with other most attractive engravings.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-13

A LMANACKS FOR 1S33.-Just published by Pr
IA TER CoTToM, and for sale by the gross, dozen, or
single, his pirginia and North Carolina .aimdnack
for The year 1888; containing the rising, setting,
places and cclipses OF The Sun and Moon; the sOuthing and
phases of the Moon; the Planets places, Moons latitude,
and Of her node, the conjunctions, Oppositions, and other
aspects OF the Planets, and most conspicuous fixed Stars;
the equation Of time, Suns deciination, &c.-Also the in
crease and length of days, with the Festivals, SC. &C.,
calculated for the Meridian Of Richinond.-Also a list Of
the Officers OF the Commonwealth OF Virginia, with their
salaries; Members OF Congress and Senate; do. of the
House Of Delegates and Senate; a correct list OF the Courts
and Judges; Federal Courts of Law; Government and
Courts Of North Carolina, &c, together with economical
receipts, useful information, &c. Nov. 8. I53-4t1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-13

A GOOD OPPORTUNITY pdIuabie Stock of
IA Dry Goods for aIe.-Th advertiser, declining the
Dry Goods Business, presents to the enterprising and in
dustrious a very favorable opportunity of embarking in
The same line-the stock Is comparatively new, and the
assortment general, the greater portion Of which has been
very recently purchased in the Northern Cities, and en-
braces every desirable article that could be found. The
terms will be accommodating, and a liberal credit will be
given, but good security required.
Further information may be obtained, by addressing 10 n,
at the Post Office, Petersburg, Va.
NOvember9. 53-6t
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Female BOARDING sCHooL.-

nAKRlDGE FEMALE BOARDING SCHOOL,
= The School will be continued the ensuing wear I'M.
der the instruction of Miss f. Jones-and commence 18th
January next. AT this School the usual routine of an
English Education will be taught, including Geography,
with the use OF the Of Natural PiiIo.
sophy, Chemistry, Rhetoric. Composition and History
Also plain and ornamental Needle Work, IL required.
Terms-Board, $50
Reading, Writing, Grammar, &c. 10
Ditto, including Geography, &c. IS
For Ncedle-work. the additional sum of 2
WILSON ALLEN
Bowling Green, Va, October 10. 47-st
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M0TICE-A Petition will be presented 10 the mex
II General Assembly, for an increase Of tolls At Mayo,
Bridge. t6l-t0 Nov. 2.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-08

Mysferims DISAPPEARANCE. "A Mr.. Thonp
Mclean, an English gentleman, who arrived .
this city about two months ago from Bristol %
board the James Cropper, has disappeared '''p
his hotel under circumstances which have " .
sion. dconsiderable alarm amOnghisa a quana''n
From the time Of his arrival ne has resided at F"
East River Mansion House. at the corner Of W.
ter ST. and James Slip. and was well known 'or
man Of very temperate, regular habits. ano ?,r
ct un0btrusive manners. On former VIII "
this country he had resided at the same hops'
and it i, understood thar the object OF his la'@
rival was the purchase Of some landed PfopprHs
on Long Island. On Tuesday morning hr v"
the house as If for an ordinary walk. not taAn.
with him any portion Of his baggage, nor sA~i
any in'mation that he should be absent an u0u,".
time; since then however he has not been see"n.
heard of by any person Of the house, nor o.'ra
one Of his friends residing in the city ine"s
assiduous enquiries have been directed % e,.
probable source of information. without the - "a
success. He is middle aged man. unIDa''"'
and possessed Of an independent properly:
nv. Y. CoufiM
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-08
Otice.

Notice.
r WISH to employ six woRKMEN thai n.,. Ruf
Il regularly bred to the Shoe and Boot Hsh'"b
ness. The most liberal wages will be gwen oyp.
Port Tobacco. nov 25-tf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-08

Published daily, for the Town. and thrice week TOT
the Country ON Fairfax street, between h'ng ana
Primo, streets, nearly opposite the Post once dairy
paper So; Country paper IS pr annum' All ad'ef-
tisrme nts appear in both papers.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-08
THURSDAY, MARCH s. 1882.
SPEECH

OF the Hon. DtNIEL WEBSTER, at the Public
Dinner al Washington, on the 22d u Febru-
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Il I'D, ihat tins i's,z a ~ 49, 81 niral point
ia lie Husade An3 u, aee,N.ia.at hoase can b.
BAL #ar Tie 49, ol slui convention suitable aa-
eam4,tht#ea lir is meHee. thts,le delegates up
pointed ia aaHa3 lie same be feqac...1.la meet 80
t.s rset ras,eadu. tas Town of Iabaty IN Bel
iaaI Ceaaiy
aHI z4#l
be appaful.d = committee In cammua, ate thrsr T.
solutions 10 lie officers of the Brigade generally
th..aa TIE commandments sf te.' fHerHs lint taey
ld#o forward the proceedings 10 tar delegate OF tn
several regiments appointed 10 aerud The sud oen
yntou, and infi.s them Ia met Al tins plafr, an
thatthey make lhs NECESSARY aran srncuts lur thH1
accommodation
RfSelreR, chat tbe proceedings Of dis moftlne be
sigred BY the chairman and secretary. and eofn.
thereof forwarded 10 TIN Editors 81 The Lyuchbupa
Nreiuan u paaviile Reporter, with request thai
tbe same be published IN Dion respective pap'rs.
The blank IN the Second resolution Was Agn IA
led by lie mecitus with tn n,mgs OF oil K I
Woods Lieut. Col " i Williams. Maj !. Arnold
Capt ) llursion and L l. Gooh and Lieut.. ! =
Hale. And the bank IN II c 81 resolution was 6lIgt
with tn names Of Captain J L Metroor1 am
Gopt + I. Cook, Lieut. llals, Quarter Mosle
Keen aud Col r I Woods.
On motion the meeting then adieanpd
K I WOODS. Chairman.
4 IIHr St,.ry
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t.aoz-..-fss5 IL tsy ii=u.= ..aa 4,
Pez5..,ags themselves IN Isvor o. the rs8eas,
81 The Baah ehar'e,; ysl 10Th ii diem apnlaad In
'eto fG-a. Jackson WEI u de..4rs hm.cl,
o.s.'.'fo. bn2elor tomaraw, saca msa would
Pf.raral'a eaaaat mselyes with .As ezarcs-
#oo afa Preference ar a R.paa.aea ta.n Of go
s'n@.em 5Hwoaid auzza tor lis Majesty -
VIA '!ls@, she ~ can DINO wroas.
= t.s Bunk SOD, las fallen 10 por cent
Loss 10 The to.tedsates Treasury. bg tie Veta
thus iar .sfea 3talted ts5@aai ...f.s
zrFhs Washington Telegraph comes out d..
eidodIyasaiast JudseP Barbour as a eaal.-
dat ion las Nao Pf.=.Isaey-h prsfl. Jodgc
baaoe. to e.tderat tie candidates. ..e.a u IL
me- hut sayz the JUL Is aef eaaal t.
these TINE That Is r. p9sme ar is nota Wi
lityer-rha Photograph also de-Ilas It's prqfer.
enes iof Nj Wa osF e.tleret Tie other caalI-
dates for the Presidency " ave afald Dua.
eFiIs'ar Is in tn a4eaalar HawaJ never h, n
.omaoay asan-osuutoa by ,ae w. wal0I
d5es no; so.t hum Abosa becomes bao much bel
ter lI.ao euIosy.
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Vi AECIR STOLEN.

a IA Tuesday tha 5t6. ust. a small SILVER
W WATCH. loId ENGLISH was stolen from
lba faoei shop OFT oIArrac The marks were
4 " III the eaae, ncarly elased by i've, 3 s.
9p tn back at The watch. c51rscly engraved, both
haoda nearly oithe sunni leuetb, abor and blunt,
viii strong steel cham and brass hey attached.
The neero ~hois sopioyed 10 have glo'en 1t, is
bout p yenfs oil 3 feet or II inches high dfes-
sed "a @tfe r1ntoIao1s. striped round cost and
viii Lot @,Iireward oay person who wlIlrs
.an tie wl.eh 10 M.
THOMAS ANDERSON
LYus'burr, IN" u
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Ar. saa ts s. zIssssa aFe' Is : sal
- ale lasitwas r.shf. the CHECKS PROV
u. u. institution "a The President ar nasa.
ID y -. sfs a. uaal ii tia mercy of bis MI
...-...s af aty moga.eh II Guol-
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VAR. GG.ES HALEY Sir, as yen

VAR. Gfg.E.s HALEY Sir, as yen
Sa hareno place of rfsdonce known 70 ne, and
are mot 8i inhablaut Of Yreinia, hereby notify
vua. through tbe public ncw papers that shall,
lbe ith Jay OF September, 1852 IN - Swceiinngs
Tavern. ~ Patton slats. Va. tab TIC derositions
81 Nathaniel DAYS md others, 10 b. read as evi-
daacs on tn triai otnY sun, now depending IN
Be1leid Gneeit supel ~ Coufi Of Inv bud { han.
erfy aa.t.s.t ga, Bt.d shall continue rom day To
inv, Al ths same place, nntlI st through aad
stall llsr. oh ttt L. h. q et.,l,sf ls32 . il. tie
T. fBs1 at Liberty, Be5Ad = ii take
He d.fo.Iue.s OF llJab Haley, Choples aud
lhnnas iirrcsa and others, 10 be read rs ctideuye
- tueaglp 5ut shalt at zame place. eoutfac
1anasy 10 d,f. NM, ! 81 through, when and
Nh.f youutae ot,ad tfyao eboose
ioe. oltsest JOHN HALEY
AH-" 5A+
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B.IiNItIS Al.


YnHE SUBSCRIBER has removed III estbb.
- lahm.,t neo#5 thc street from Whcrc he lor.
maly hvad, and logaleJ himself one door abas, rha
Vnsnlan Oace, IN the brel. tauualnt folmaY
occupied y L u Iomphiu#, BIO nc .eeca,5
by Mcsars llatrbcf'5, where he haa " cuca "a
VARIETY STORE
consisting oi general a ointment al Dry G"ods
GroceIes and Sa1d.py, al Of which VIII be sDId
low. lor Gosh, On County Produce. Of toruncuud
customer on credit he subscriber bas and
vii kecp IN hand soscrl stoas nude
CARRY Abs
buih slu l. ud dHliIe. suG15l. Ten Travelling and
IaDyosr.. winch hewIlls.ll low on hlre--Alsoa
Two dor5c Wagon God work i second haua
Cauage, GOOD supply Plank Timber sraot
hug, and for Hhch h. will ,llo# 1bend pne.9 III
Banter ~ Cash. ROBERT II CRAY.
ulV - W1W IT
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CHOLERA INrEIIlGrNCr.


CHOLERA INTELLIGENCE.
NarIois-fhgNa1o1 Bao,q Of the nh inst
contains the Report Of he Board %, ilaaai L. = o
clock Of tbo3d which say. tIat ot Gbc rasss T..
ported up to l. oeDo..oa tas lst ast tao have
did. and lorlI. f, uau.s. up toI2ac,.s a8tbe
- thera &gr.#I NV els.s Vi winch lad dol
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welded rapl.,5 '5n1.d.ena H.asoa ot da#
t s1ys-1 ofta, case o.fea reported 1 have
I..a >..,....=.. #,f.,.r.. ...#r.p Al
on THURSDAY T., 5a..9.f p Mon r..4,. /, Of
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