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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-06

fhem n Wy which injures lhcn 70 believe i
tint the President has literally thrown this list an
der the table, ind Is determined to pay no regard
10 it. The Richmond Enquirer publishes letter
from Washington, which snyr, in Substance, that
the Pfesilen had distinctly told these modern
eobifs tint they failed to suhsinutinte the char.
ges Which lheY mhfie against their contemplated
l,etims, he should. instead el removing them from
Office, remove those who were cndcavorius to pro-
aefibe them. Ths would be Indeed returning
:. the pelsond ehaiiree II the lips oftho-c who had
minelea The ingredients, and " rlaSwus the n
eentor with bis own poisoned arrows.
Afeaia'alents.--Tbep papers contain the Official
annnnciaiion Of lhc following appointments, OF
which Nc have long 40 been opprizod by the
Neahn9f5h Paul Prs -fouj. Mclnue late
Secretary 1.-the Treasury to be Secretary Of State
Edward Livingston, late Secretary of state. to-
he Nlnlsto, to France Tbomns pcnuaui Baton
Of Pa t2ho recently marred,bc daughter Of Mr.
i layiusstenl to he Secretary Of Legation to- the
l'reneh Embassy and Wm J Duane, Of Pa TO
! be Secretary Of the Treasury, in htu Of Mr. Me.
Lane Nj D1ana bas arrived in Washington,
and entered upon the dutlgs ofhs Office,
Nep H,1aPst,ts E'eet'ap -- Tho recent Core,es.
sioaa election IN New Glonpsbire exhibits an a..
loniahine neeesslon 10 tho strength of the Jnel,lcn
Pat9 Cur readers may be aware thm IN Now
Hampshire. The men,tets Of congress are oloct,d
by generate e,et The following gentlemen, com
posing Tie 1aekson ticket received about 5000
volos, md ara elected Joseph NJ Harper, Frank
In Pierce, Benning NJ. Boon, Horny ilubtmJ
Robert Buma The Anu.Jaek.ou uchc, received
abeul COO votes and The Amt Masonic nearly
! aoOa
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-06
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The Arkansas advocate., 1833-09-25
FREDERICKSBURG. Ala. 2s

TREDBltiEBSBURG3 Aug. ZS.
 Ecnhqaake.-A smart shock of the earthquake was felt in this place about half past six o'clock yesterday morning, accom- panied by loud runbling noise. It's du- ration was probably from ten to fifteen se- conds. The vibration was very sensible, rattfag the glasses iii the windows and shaking the furniture in the houses. Ma ny persons were considerably alarmed. It !Ras indeed the seyerest shock remembered Ieyerto have been felt in this place. It's course was nearly from west to east.
 ALEXANDRIA,, Aug. 29.
 "lhs sartt acas fsUeqish and did shoke.n
 Shakespeare.
 Tue shock of the earthquake felt here on Tuesday morning, was experienced as tar as we have heard from-ln Washing ton, Baltimore, and the adjoining counties of Maryland and Virginia A letter from the foreman at Mi Baird $ stone quarry, in Stafford county, Va. dated on Tuesday morning, says-'sWe have had a remarka- |0le sAlrea1eg' of the earth here to-day: the eoIkmen say the rocks have the fever and |asle z Gentlemen residing in the coun- ny say that sounds similar to that which preceded the shock in the morning were |neafd two or three times during the day.
 rp SAsAlNGToN, Aug. 29. The same phenomenon was sensibIy |,sl. ey many persons in Washington andits asalty' The ceilings of some houses |ssls ", heard to crack; in others, pendent slasses slas and pictures vibrated, glasses jin- Ss0' Ev. and open doors were closed by it.- ,' ne should not be surprised at hearing of mOle s sensible effects from 1t to the south .ass'' s. perhaps as far distant as Mexico. -
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-09-25
Valuable Property for Sale.

9EyHE subscriber is solicltous to sell his
 a Farm immediately opposite Little Rock, He owns tract of TEN ACRE ES. upon whichs large Dwelling House, out houses, Szc. This place is decidedly the best Tavern Stand in Arkansas. Tho western United States road passes in front 9f II, aud the principal ferry 10 Littlo Rock IS kept immediately opposite.
 Any person ot persons wishing 10 pur- chase, will make application to Mr. F. wilson, Little Rock, who is authorized to sell or to the subscriber, living in Pyeatt township. JOHN cook.
 Sept. 25s 1s33 25-3w.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-09-25

dcny7its truth But who Of them can uas fold the mystery. 1he blessed book, book diylne, in moment causes our wonder to '.'a,,e ss5iisie, ? therefore, could not ts unless God $, The Church could not have been preserved unless God IS. God is tfnth.--Ne conclude, with saying that not wltilstanding the great depravity of man, and the sneat length to which many have trav- elled II impiety and hlasphenly, yet the his tory of our unfortunate race docs not fur nish an instance Of one So lost to a sense =ef Che heinz aud majesty of God, who would say if a ainoment ofdue deliberatiorh ifthefe Be d God, let hts wrath and indignation a- blde on me forever and eyen
 THEOPHILUS.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-09-25
NOTICE.

YHyHif co-partnersbipheretofore existing -H under the firm of LEIGH < WILL SON, Is this day dissolved by mutual con- sent. All persons indebted to the con- cern, are requested to make payment to Mr. Leech; and all persons having claims against them, will please present them to Mir. Leech for payment, who is duly au- thorized to settle the business of the firm.
 JOHN II. LEIGH,
 D. E. WILSON.
 Little Rock, 21st Sept 1853. I-w. t ?. 5. Business compelling mo to be ne- cessarily absent from this place, is the on- ly cause for this dissolution. MT. Leech will continue to keep the EAGLE HO- TEL, and would cheerfuly recommend him to my friends and the public, as in every way worthy of patronage
 b. E. WILSON.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-09-25

ffaakfag Pssivilege.-ln order to pre- vent misapprehension, with regard to tho effect of tke act ofthe session of Congress relative 10 fianzing, we have been reqges- ted to state, that the law, relative 10 the franSing privilege of members elecf, has noi been changed. They are entitled, as hefe- tolore, to the franking privilege only siejy days prior to the commencement ofthe ses- sion, of the Congress to which they belone. The late act extends the franking privilege ofthe members of tie ldst Congress oaly, to the commencement of the ensuing session Oaso State JoaYaal
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-09-25
THE EARTHQUAKE.

The southern papers received this morn- g furnish the following respecting the arhquake mentioned in our paper of Tues
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-09-25

pa'sl plt s1eaE4tf. the seie.ld.ss | # ssas lss'i 2 Estsi''ii;iT ss5'scriber, but received ls ,so o,ccasonaliy from friend; that from tie lztl 10 the 2ath or the 18th of Jan. he had received t 1ss'a:t; that ttll lie had received u
 York paper the day on which l4x the regl- lar course of. inc mails tie Advertiser of the r tsn would reach Greenfield; that. this .pa- per contained important political iptelli- gence proved by witnesses whe heard t read n his store; that the New York Com inereial Advertiser of Jannry IT contained Ciay's speech on Notification, and the news ofthe fall of, Antwerp. All this chain 2 facts was worked into an argument per yiction.
 A new trial i the case was moved for on she ground of a jurors having formed and an opinion. Judge v illiams de- fefred the decision, till the court had taken recess for a week.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-09-25
Dunn X Lowry.

EHAVE just received, per steam beat s U Arkansaw, and offer for sale, the fol- lowing articles:
 A supply of dried fruit
 A complete assortment ofGonfectionary, Table Salt, in boxes; and
 Fresh Flour, at $7 50 per barrel.
 Little Rock, Sept. 24, 1858.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-09-25

i9gearo Dolu's Reception q ias p.esl- aslst.--NAftlen at Norwich. Conn. the ee- .eelitfic Lorenzo Dow Presented tbe nresi- dent With a pole having some clay fasten- #ed u the lower end, some motherwoa in the middle, and some hickerY sp1igs at tle top. On presenting them he said, Here is Clay at the bottom, Nirt it the middle, and Old Hickory trinnaehant ahove them both; P and then leading up his wife, he said, "hriend Jackson, shall l introduce you to my wife I.ucy!"-How dc you do, Lueyl said the President, Us he took lady Dow,s hand, amid shouts of mifth.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-09-25
Administration Notice.

YHyH E undersigned having obtained from -E the Clerk of the County Court (in va- cation) of Pope County, A. Y, Letters of Administration on the estate of John Bgay- ne,, late of said county, deceased, grant ed on the 10th August, 1893, hereby noti. fes all persons having claims against said estate, te rrese;t .:t;c;.; u ttsss iini-Isign- ed, administrator, properly authenticated for settlement, within one year from said date, or they may be precluded from hay- ing any benefit in said estate; and if such claims arc not so presented within five years from said date, they will be forever barred.
 Ali persons indebted to said estate, are requested to make immediate payment.
 L. \. CLARKE, .adm'r.
 Sept. 1. 1s33, 23-3w.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-09-25
THE0PIIILUS.

MARltIED-In Albany, N. Y, on Sum day, the 25th August, Mir. RtcuAap r.. DUNN, of this place, to Miss EtIzApETH ANN TAYLOR,
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-09-25

DllfD-In this township, on Saturday morning, the l4th instant, after short ill- ness, Miss AMANDA F. SMIrn, aged IS yeats and l5 days, daughter Of Mrs Anne Smith.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-09-25

- 7st -ili5 fesdence on Horse Head Creek, in Pope county, on Friday, the 9th Sept, ls33, Capt RonERr CRAwroRp. aged about fifty years. His disease was the congestive feyer--lis illness was but Of short continuance. h Capt. Crawford, society has lost an upright. yirtnous and much esteemed dmember-hls family suffers :anlfreparable a: toss. We that have known him for years, know best how to an- preoiate his many virtues-yirtuos that will show fospiendent in tIte world 10 come. To that bourne from whence no traveller returns, we would point his weep ing and disconsolate friends, and say there you will shortly meet where parting is no more.- Com
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-09-25

iina c,r;; ;sassoat'af a Eradence.-The follow cfe,saa. pa'lous and extraordinary instance of on tba t'ssa1aai sl evidence was produced up- In cana. aial or Leasitt, convicted in I rank
 use ss, sess.1l ol having appropriated to his own h' hm < sesefal thousand dollars entrusted to sre fel.taa s'lig to this city. The particulars Beasar5 '. n letter published in the e,gq dspoi;tas Rsla 9t 4 the money question had been on csrts;a a y the prisoner, es IS presumed, susDijc;oaa a femlses, for the sake of fixing sysnjnsa sa 'sers' re after he himself had been bed in s n;-, zl hsse bills were found wrap aotaces F'ete as ,s oi newspaper. There was Certain ss sa ol tne name of the newspaper. but rrintea T;saessf'isements - s indicated that if was .ip atbs Hs. 70 New York. It was there taken ,s ol.,ns+a;l,e srlsfent offices and found to he inc lQqurg yss ssa Advertiser of Jan. IT, 1893.
 sas ts,,aa .as u then made in Greenfield and
 'las no one regularly took this
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-09-25

ei., ;ifid z0eEtilitilli i,siiiEieliI rected by the wisdom of our fathers, and which every patriot delights to eontemplate will crunble into rlsins.--IgoH. Ee9Gla.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-09-25

- On Monday morning last, Mrs. ANNE SMITH, the mother of the young la Idy whose death is announced above.
 - In Conway county, oil Tuesday of last week, JAMES DENNIS, son of Mr. .johu lfSmith, of this town, aged years.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-09-25

osciol returns 1of Delsgate. In our :, me published a statement of the votes ,sso < for Delegate to Congress, at the late sI,.,on. which we then believed to be cor
 Ne have since discovered some er-
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-09-25

< q'.1tsrs ~, s l0oEiag. up.-The late elections ', vi. 1'is State shew that Editors, like others, o1.l MI. getlnio eI office occasionally. Mir. Kin Aalo llatelY one of the editors of the Dem ssa vs,al z IS elected to Congress from the Ma tVl ,sa ,p District; Mir. Ewing (the ex-editor of ny ny 'taeash z Telegraph from this District; iaa d;a .uly, of the "Lawrencebureh PalIa- Na''l' Ma'' Is the Senator from Dearbon; MT. laiS.llson' as of the Democrat, Senator from sss,gn c@ and Hamilton; Messrs. Marks, torss ,'sae' s and Caleb B. Smith, (both ex-edi- mi 92 ,T representatives from Tayette county, eoa.. oa nf' James H. Wallace from Jefferson Ii In K '. ne Senate Of the United States, --tbo N Tn,saohl, " prescribed editels asa Glass the M ;,da eoPe' Ill their wisdom, Will reverse pob}i;eaI }i;sugIment, where talents, honesty, aud eho;ea . experience shall justify their
 lndiane pap.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-09-25

qbo steanl-Boat ArlSansaw, Capt. PEN
 ,r from Cincinnati, arrived here on ,. ,'.ua,y last, laden with fresh flour, bacon, s;.l,sv. sso. She She leea here yesterday af .oon - for the mouth of the river, and will '.,,,n m immediately, with freight for our mer- chants. ~
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-09-25

lIrrLF I'0VE, .... =. .7.,7'
 ,5. ,ouT D. ssBAf ' Hsl!;;ttoosr of of the the .s,.,u ~ Hsrold,p is a candidate for secre- s''' < tbe Legislative Council at the aP4 " ..bao session of the Legislature.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-09-25

One of these self-aeting Fie-Alarms may be seen at the store of Dr. 2. A. Ward, i'll Central street, [who has purcha- sed the patent right for the town of Lowell) and is wei worthy the attention of the pub lie. This machine Is furnished for a com paratiYely tifing sum, and its usefulness cannot be questioned. -Lo,ceit Journal,
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-03-06

impediment ffas been thrown in tf1e way oi iuii and npariiaiinsestigation. h conducting this investigation, there IS
 iie ttlsiiii,, ttlssiiii,,, liiit.';cess.tei, i:. hope this House will disappoiHt these wor- thics. hope the committee will give to the exParte testimony of "tte eonlPa, 1tg' the sane weight and consideration that they would give to 1t fl ithad been taken in a court of justice, in Che pre- sence Of the accused; and bsy so dolng, omit what all of them pefhaps expect, to call them here, and support them uhile here, tthe public expense. Ma ny, no doubt, wonid beconle reformers, if yisitfo the city could De had CD such terms.
 have now said all Intended osay ]; I Iiiislsc have nothing foi' the privaie ear of the committee. was anxious to state publicly what l thought f my duty te say. Twas anxious that tle people of
 srkansas might know lllc course | pur sued on ttiis occasion. This they wifi new know ia due tine. They viii al 8 know. whentl4e documents for and against the accused shall he examined, unless amgreatlY deceived, that Judge Johnson isscoesiderea here. as he 4 at home, ail aniable, an honest, and uor- tllY man; andan officer, aele. upright. efficient, and almost universally below ed.
 I TOW move that the etarres. together with these papers in his behalf, be re fered, without reading, 10 the Commit tee on the Judiciary.
 Which melion was agreed to.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-03-06

1he '.peaeeoblen reoacdy.-The New York Journal of Commerce, of Jandss y II, informs us that twenty-one 54 poundeIs were put on board vessels bound 10 Charleston, for the benefit and behalf Of the nation of South Carolina. The Journal adds-"A shipment ot small arms was made a few days slgSa fer the same dcstinatlon,2
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-03-06

The Utica New York eoope,,,. makes the following estimate el"i's er a number of professional men n ' sl. las York and the t,iieesi 5 s tatex,s,nd tba ssS nnal expense to the public of s,,neaal a al'' ing them. PP0ft
 s'ln 1920, tic number of I.awor. this state aineaHted ta 1.2fS. N - ls32, they are cstinaied at 2,igo 'ga' crease in i2 years, SIP. ''
 II, iS2u, the number of CIeraym. was eCl. Now, ls32, fhes are esIin,.t ,a ed al i,5S0. Increase in i2 Wears .ye,' se,r
 At the sumo time. the number of pp, pge sieiaas and Salgeons equals. 2fs9 making a grand total of the three ,..a fessiofa, of e,5a0. This gives one l,e l,s fcssiohaI man to each 300 persons t'p, lai' ing men, Noineii, ard children, as tss rise.
 Probably it will not be far fron,l.. Truth 10 estimate tie whole Hsins ' tisese professional men tt an annual s@ craze of Si ,Gfle;sor tlle expcnse of IL m whole at sl0,0G4.GG0. Of this .an ny every 3G0 persons. Including iniants ps9 about S5 10. Rutns the taxabIe bsaq. are to the whole population as I toS and as,of these, the producing meparo ito be taxable heads as , lo4 ], 1t lolloas that the prcducifg ireaof the staicmy upon an average, for.the support of ibe professional ciasscs, the ahtual spm each, of nearly S3s.
 Now, If Il besadmiited that the Wbola population of the United States are @ licfat blessed wite professional men as Isthc state of New ! oih, the whole nvu Der of lawyers in fl4e Ilsltea St#t,se :. qilals about A,I4e 9'he mlole number of Doctors, Il09s
 Do. do. Clergy, IO,09 aI,otsl professional nen in the JT.-- Statas, Il ,4499s
 Tie support of Wltieh, at the above mentioBedrate. requires tle eHoln.oes sum of S6ti55, ,!telti ,sfitb: and ies Il Ne ns fneu.bercd tilat sIle whole If this sasta 4. mount. greater, bY neariY one thi4d. lilan the ellgin;l lurded debt ol tie |. uited States, is paid annually fora llltls piece ef ntao1t shue, aud that, too, by eAe producing elasses, at an average et nesll5 SIS d head
 The Ce-operatof considers this bigh proportion of professional men ! eleat #esil and would relofm il. Hut foa2 By atafiff or me5otherrestrieiise s,s. stem8 t would De utterly ihefeetise.- Make men temf efaie, aid 5ou m41 di.. ienee with the naaseating ninistTatieIs aud base afotlieea1y drugs; make men just and obt dieit tothc laWs. ;i3G l,w, ycrs will te converted eperatiyes3 qaite intelligence nfil piety ard iheip. iesested ard selfish of tl.e Efiesfhoud nlll resign the seonl nith tIic feelings of detected Spartan tlnei.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-03-06

Go o6ead q, We learn tbat sul1serips lions were taken last week for q reW joint stock eompany, 10 establisha line ef steam carriages between this town and BostoR, over tbe turnpike. He .plahis said fe bet Q ii;ti,i c;siftiagc cse. y hour in the day, each way; and Il the project is successful, the line will be continued tq NeWburyp - z. sats9s Gazeue.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-03-06

aecfst ef Sir Hafteg .seofi's prefn 1see 15soiast .fapoleou has beer kept lseitea than tisc secret e the autilarshlp q aye eis. hoi t IS cut at last--fir fasgsled tbe "ae,ghfer efa iycae gen. HfA8af1sae6 haa. .jQSle1l t rlet3n, fothe es. tesses q uac Ireneh repoletion.p lis widow and daughter fled to Erglald, and settlcdin Gumbcrland, where Scolt fonnd tke Inter, fell in love, and mar. Ted her in I1e7. Ii is singular coin. .cidence, that Scott's birth day was that of Napoleor's N5th Arg.) aud t was not unnotieed by him; and t is no less singular, that his aifc died on theanii. yersaty of the Emperor's death, t5lh Mayo during fife very year, loo ls964 .ln which lie vas engaged in Writing tie life of Napoleon, completed aud pub. Esbed in Is27.
 So mucf for coincidence. But we think the secret of this hook d much better apology for the authors preiu dice against the great subject of il, tllaa (what arc called his tory principles. h the person Qf his sry6. he eonstontgtlAe3 z rl6t{7a ef aae I1eneh Rf1o}ution, and it would be naiural fer hifn to ee,si5una the maDwho called this chaos intoligIt and reduced it to order, with these whe first produced if. This secretis his bess apology.- Boston .uoyaing Post.
 Jse of Bshop's slecres.-A lady ia Mary land was lately saved from drown. Ing, wearing what is called Bishops SteeYes. Her huge sleeves being issila- ted with air, like q balloon, bnoyed her up onthe surface of the water, until q nfan with boat, was scntIo rescue her from such apcftlous situation. Ladies, ' don't give up the ship because the men grin at your ridiculous sleeves.
 Go oheqdh We learn that subserips lions were taken last wetk for q reW lolnt stock company, to cstablisl1a line ef steam carriages between this town and Boston, over tlle turnpike. IlH
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-03-06

q Bogota papers of q late date are ve. y encouraging with regard to tho pros Penty of the Republic of New Grah:;- siii, under the admjnistration of Presi. uelit tisal,iander. He and bis immedi a'e eoadJutofs are fulfilling their patri- otie promises by deyising and organizine institutions of peace, order, science and oeneVoience; by reforming public abu- ses' and preparing durable securities for freedom. A few enlightened and Puollc spirited men, such as they are, when invested with authority, may res. cue and regenerate 3 country, Of which rom me general deficiencies and disor ders oi Its condition, scarcely any hopes could be entertained.-sNat. Gag.
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1833-12-21
.IDM,7s rRI7OR'.s NOTICE.

NJ Office is hereby given, that the i'm.
/ Y der>isued has taken ont letters of adj
mlnstrallon of The goods aud chatiels, rights
and creis of Robert wilson. deceased, and
l,a life, as such admins rttr. All persons
having Gains against he estate Of the de-
ceased, Are hereby required aud notified tn
'Xhihi' the same To me or to the coart of
probaie for he county If Monroe for set
tlemen,. within niue months from the date
here 4; dated al Mitchell township, Monroe
count, The 81 h ,lsv Of At,nist, 1873.
GILMAN JEWE'l'T, A. mr..
August y, 1851 2i-4'.
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Ile j." $50 ,rIlt P.eno, If the 3otl
NJ, ln,",c llhiiig SINE rtmsrks upon ;
i administration, ia tllid paper. i, acor
q -fot d III. dri,ItiIng Gru. Danoai,
- rs lie iollowil d"claraiion:
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dis di e"ssi"n. We lEasr 10 "hjsction--i
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hd OWE FILINGS fr NOR DEIRT
WEN fAL 10 .rilf. CHA .CTEk
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nus, HE rrep'nsihllil. rest
We have lctn accustomed lately To
hear much fem tie Pnii,tg oi It's ere.
gard iotiie relation lis ctiilor smstaii,- To
tihs cemtnu iI,, and Il s,'nse Of his du, V
aid obligations It, them Of Iii. pris,ei-
pies h,ttg paramount to "lht txl,die,,,s
OF i sifl-h mind.' and other higir sound
ZIG 'lafm> Of priptiph'. patriotism and
duty" We have ilow hefotr ils evil
ienrr winch "illrna Irus 10 understand
ne itn" value of all these pre,cnsiaris
The Phrini wista,- 10 discot.tu,,e .s.l,i.
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is kn"wlrdgr FAR MORE DETRI-
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strong sense Of duty. tie d. volion othc
pubic good, the z,nl II the cau.toi lru,lF
md P'in,irlc, claimed by The IiiinolsI
Pa,ia!!!
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see .Idstl,r awarded Ia i'm. hn; we de
co.'s 'i' ! that We have a rIghl l",;,l upon1
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