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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-01-11
November 22, 1897.
S i a u N II O M
CASH STORE.
LATER STILL.

p. VAN DEURSEN g. Co. have
received per recent arrivals, MANY choice
Goods, consisting in part as follows:
FOR THE LADIES.
Extra sup. white long Kid Gloves
ditto English and French white
Silk ditto
SuPerlative emb'd coruered Thread Cam
brio Handkerchief,
30. hem stitched and cold bordered do.
w bite and colored Satteens.
ID Mazarine Blue Merino.
w hite and colered Satin Ribbons.
Plaid and Green fig'd Silk Cravats,
Silver Thimbles, Thread Floss, sc.
Super. London Chintz Prints.
Seal Skin, Kid, Morocco and Prun.lla
Shoes.
FOR THE GENTLEMEN.
Heavy steel mixed Cloth, for Overcoa,s
GOOD, at So 90.
Super. London Brown-a great bargain
bought at auction-S4 90.
Rich white figured London Marseilles
Vesling,
Pearl Overcoat Buttons,
Boots, good assortment, from common
10 superior,
Rich black and blue black Satin Stocks
with and without Bows,
Bombazine and fig d Silk ditto.
And will receive in few days addi-
tional supplies, of which due notice will
be given.
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p. VAN DEURSEN g. Co. hay,
received per LATEST arrival, the follow
ing choice Goods
Splendid rich fg'd White Satin-pecu
culiarly attractive,
itch French worked Collars and Capes
New style rich Blond Gauze Wells, as,
sorted colors,
Assorted colors Cashmere Fl and kerchief.
Chiidreh's Flag and Pongee Silk do.
Shell Side aud Tuck Combs, Iron Side
ditto,
Black Canton Handkerchiefs--Corset
Rings,
Ladies super. black Hoskin Gloves,
Black watered Belt Ribbon,
Bonnet Wire. Sail Duck fer Soaking
Rose and Duffie Blankets. for era.
dies, &c. &c.
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Trustees Sale.

by virtue of deed oftrust executed
10 me by David G. Harry, bearing date
the 18th day of September, 1886, and
duly recorded in the Clerks Office ofthe
county Court Of Augusta, ] will sell for
cash, to the highest bidder, on Saturday
the goth day of January instant, at the.
residence OF said Harry, the following
property, to wit:
One Cow, one Hog, 1 Grindstone,
one Cross-cut Saw, one Hand Saw,
one pair And Irons, one pair Shovel
and longs, two Ovens, two Lids,
two Pots, one Skillet and Lid, one tin
Bucket, one wooden Bucket, two Cof-
fee Pots, one Sad-Iron, one Rifle Gun,
full set of Wagon Makers Tools.
and all the Wagon Wood that SAID
Harry has IN possession-one Feather
Bed, Bedstead & Furniture, one cur
tain posted BedStead, two Tables,
half dozen Chairs, one thirty hour
Clock, one Looking Glass, one Chest,
one dozen Plates, half dozen Cups
and Saucers, half dozen Knives and
Forks, twenty-five yards of Carpeting,
one mans Saddle, one Bride, / Flax
Wheel, one Reel,-together with all
the Household and Kitchen Furniture
that may be in said Harry's possession.
Acting as Trustee, will convey such
title only as is vested in me by the deed
aforesaid.
BENJAMIN F. FRYE, Trustee.
January 4
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VIM. HOWLETT.
CHEAP GOODS
For CNSh.

The subscriber has determined, for
the future, to sell his Goods for CASH
ONLY, and at such prices as cannot fail to
give satisfaction TO persons inclined to
purchase.
His present assortment is a very good
one, aud will be increased, shortly, by a
fresh supply. w, CLARKE.
Stsuntou, June l, 1887.
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II do not sell the above property, 1
will offer
a TR ACT OF LAND

have adjoining the above one, less val
TABLE containing $50 acres; so acres
cleared land, and 6 or 7 acres of Meas
dow and more could be made; the balls
ance we'll timbered; also, a number of
Fruit Trees, fine water, &c. The build
lngs are good LOG RCeUSE
two stories high, with 4 rooms, a Kitch.
en- q Smoke>house, and all other necessa.
~ out buildings. Also, two story
FRA ME HOUSE, Immediately on the
turnpike, that would answer well for an
office or shop of any kind.
The title to all the above land is in
disPutable. The terms will be one
third cash, the balance in equal annual
payments Of one, two and three wears.
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VIRGINIA.

VlRGIN MA.
AT Rules holden il the Clerks Office
of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and CbanceTy for PocahoBtss county. on
the 9Th day of November, 1877
NJ. Baldwin and Fl, L. Kent, merchants.
under the firm of Baldwin a. Kent.
plaiDtiffs-sgaiDst
John Graham, defendant.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendant not having entered his
appearance, and given security accord
ing to the act of Assembly, and the
Rules of this Court, and it appearing
from satisfactory evidence that be is not
an inhabitaDt of this Commonwealth ::
1t is ordered, that The said defendant do
appear here on the first day of the next
term, and answer the bill of the plain
tiff and that copy of this Order be
forthwith inserted in some public news
paper printed in the town Of Stanton
for two months successfully, and posted
at the front door Of the Courthouse Of
Pocahontas county.
u copy-Teste,
52l JAMES TALLMAN, p. CT
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-01-11
"A Farm for Sale.

The subscriber, in pursuance of the
last viii and testament Of Richard King
deceased. will offer for sale on the pre.
misses. on Saturday the 10Th day of Jan.
uary next,
THE TRACT OF LAND
OF which the said King was seized and
possessed at the time of his decease con-
tanning one hundred and twenty.eight
acres, situated on the waters of the Mid
die River, in the county of Augusta, a.
bout four miles west of Aliddlebrook
There is on this land tolerablv good
DWELLING-HOUSE
a bout thirty acres cleared, and some
Fruit Trees.
The terms of sale will be one third TO-
be paid on the lst of A pril next, at which
time possession will be given, and the
residue Of the purchase money in two
equal annual payments thereafter, the
purchaser securing the payments to the
satisfaction of
ADAM GROVE, Admir- nth the
w,H dnnered Of Rich'd King, dec'd..
Deer %, 1897. 81
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CAUTION.

hereby caution the public against
trading for note executed by me in Oc-
tober last. for $72 80, to Nathaniel
Grove, due the LIST day of February next,
as said note was given for borse that
was unsound.
AMBROSE POWELL.
Orange city, Dec. 6, 1887. T5g3l
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S u S a n N a
ND RY

THE subscribers take this method Of
'h'ormins their friends aud the public
generally, that they have erected new
foundry, on South River near Coiner's
Mill six miles below Waynesborough,
and one mile below Gen. Porterfield's
Tor the purpose of making
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EeRRe7W & s7EgTEH&

~ AcSLA SSI gEH II LII A<NS
Tor sale, lying in Augusta county, seven
miles north of Staunton, on the Middle
river stream OF never failing water.
mere are $50 acres on the tract, which
lies on both sides of the river. The
land is OF good quality, and produces
well all kinds of grain or clover, equal
20, II not superior to any in the neil III.
borhood. This farm could be divided
into two tracts, as there are two log dwell,
ing houses OH it, one on each side of
the river. There is OIL the side of the
Mill aBarn and other necessary out bous-
es: and on both sides of the river an
Orchard of fruit trees. There are $50
acres OF this land cleared, aud in high
state OF cultivation, all IN clover and
gram, except the meadow; the balance
well timbered. There are about six a..
eres of meadow and more could be made.
There is spring on one side of the riv-
er, and well of good water on the 9TH
er side. There is good
Merchant MIL, Saac NH, Plas-
ter MIL, Carding Machine,
and .MiNer's House.
The Mills are partly new. The sub.
scrloer thinks it unnecessary to say more
about 1t, as those wishing to purchase
Will Judge for themselves. This props
erty Is well situated for custom of grain,
or wool, or seed, and healthy as any in
the county.
GEORGE PATTERSON.
January 4, lS3S.-tf
60 Rockingham Register insert 8 times.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-01-11

the pFettiest situations in the upper coun-
try, and perfectly healthy. 1t contains
1000 Acres.
five hundred cleared, and the balance
well timbered. The cleared land is
bounded on the North and East by the
RivanDa River. and on the South by
Buck Island Creek, stream almost as
large as the river-forming 300 acres of
river and creek bottom--equal TO any Of
the lanes River bottoms the greater
part being aluvial, and well adapted to
corn, wheat and tobacco. The high
land is Of good quality, and now in a
good state of cultivation. The improve
ments consist of a large and convenient
<GgxA DWELLING HOUSE,
EsaEI and every necessary out house,
nHsal- a good ORCHARD, &c. This
estate lies in the county OF Albemarle. s
miles below Charlottesville, and 8 from
the University of Virginia. There are
three good merchant mills in FIVE miles.
and one in one and half miles freight
to Richmond on flour % cents, Old wheat
10 and IL cents, and on plaster from
Richmond So per ton. The subscriber
offers this beautiful estate at the reduced
price Of $50 per acre, one. fifth paid in
hand, the balance in four equal annual
payments. A good farmer with twelve
working hands could make the four pay
ments from the land. Any gentleman
wishing TO buy land in Virginia, is in
Vited TO view this truly desirable estate
Also, 400 Acres
adjoining the above-I15 acres river
bottom. the balance high land of good
quality part cleared, the residue bea.
Willy timbeTed.
Any communication addressed 10 the
subscIber at Hverettsville, Albemarle
county, will be promptly attended 10.
CHAS. J.. PEYTON.
Executor Of Croren, Peyton, decd.
Deer %, 1887. 4t
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IRA ELTERS
Look 10 yOsSs' interest.
THE SUBSCRIBER, HAVING THE
Ue7BoE OsBo HO TEE

UeBoE Os7B' HO TEL
Tor the next year, which is very large
and commodious, has determined to re-
duce his charges below the present tav.
ern rates in Richmond. Members of
the Legislature are particularly invited
to call, as intend making preparations
to receive them, and to furnish Hacks 20
convey them to the Capitol and back, in
bad weather-esPecially such as may be
indisposed.
@My Stable is very large and com
Portable, and good attentive Osters. In
TACT, no Servants are employed but the
beSt--and my best exertions shall be US
ed IN procuring every thing that is good
Tor man and horse.
VIM HOWLETT.
Richmond, Nov'r %, 1887. 3t
N. B. Prepared at all times to re-
eeive Families. @g~Travellers taking
the Cars or Steamboats,, will be convened
IN due time, by Hacks kept for that
purpose. w. II.
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10 AGss@ Hagge2's.

MONTEAGLE. the late residence of
craven Peyton, deed, is offered tor sale.
This is considered one of the finest es.
tateS In Virginia, and is certainly one OF
the prettiest situations in the upper coun-
try, and perfectly healthy. 1t contains
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-01-11
LOOK AT TAHHS!

HAVING rented the Tan Yard, for a
term OF years. formerly occupied by
Samuel Kennerly, on the South River,
eight miles below Waynesboro', seven
above Miller's Iron Works, and one
mile from Koiner's mill, ! would res.
Pectfully inform tine public that intend
carrying on the
Tanning Business
at that place: and having served a regu-
lar apprenticeship to the trade, and fol-
lowed it for years, aatter myself that
am prepared to render general satisfac-
ton to my customers and earnestly So
licit share of public patronage.
@% | will pay Cash for Bark and
Hides, or will tan on the shares.
JACOB B. NICHOLAS.
Oct'r 26, 1887. If
have no hesitation in recommending
Mr.. J. b. Nicholas as q good Tanner
and Finisher. and every way worthy of
public confidence.
SAM'L KENNERLY.
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FARM & MILLS
FOR SALE,

The subscriber. who is old, and wish
es to retire from public business, offers
his
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Virginia Scrivener,

AND
arithmeticGI Table Books,
For sale at the Printing Office Of the
Spectator.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-08
MAR RIE D.

on Saturday evening Ste, by the Rev Henry ohsse I'm
Loams Mrs Mary G. Lambert beth OF mus iy n, John
On The 7lh INSTALL, by the Rev. Mr. kcharuson' mr.
Kent TO Mss Hester Beach, all Of this city :, .hnrcb
ca Thursday cveasg, 4h iDsant al the spring Ms Iy
by The Rev DR. Patton George Augustus Brown 70 eli sf
dia Aususta secor, daughter & me e EhIsh ''~o'
90 Thursday 4th issan by the Rev Henry h,er NJ n
ram H. Herck 10 Miss sarah Ann BuckliH rsan "a
va w snckn ESQ formerly Of WATERFOWL 1'hsiso" -
NY. -, a.,,yord Mr. Albert
GA Thursday 27lh by the Rev g. an f Ne~ baltimore
Or, NJ. Y. p,,en. Post Esq NJ
YORK. 10 Margae, Elizabeth. edes aaugn'ef OF ~ 90
vernon Howard, OF Nd
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-08
DIED.

On the Of inflammation on 'ae o'a', ~
wig aoed 81 wears and mon.hs
On Friday 9th, James Nisn age1 ~ yeais o Miles a "a
On Friday morning 5,h instant, Edward s. Miles, hSea %
years. urp,,,;.L f,,nn;rsh,n, late NJ Ter.
~ Fsye,ss seaeca ty, New York. the 25th ult hr
Ranhen Wright the I'D OF his for many year,
highv respsctabIe inhabtant ofhis CITY
AZ New Orleans, The 7th ult James ~ Hyde ESQ aged
IN rr VIDE was FOR many year. crchai OF tAs CT
sylse0 aently he ei TO Brooklyn where he was an
active nesaber of the city council Hs n ess was short, ana
1912 10 AS he fsycr which has prevailed time at
New orleans. Mr. greatly esteemed by large circle
nj friends
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by walerghl iron bnkaead which pa" has gVensuch
security anc confidence the public. .
The Lve-p 9" Is splendid new steamship purchased ~
the iro Sir Joha Tobe, 1850 tons bnhen ana 4o4
horse p.wrr cab accpHmod sns VIII be Of NE most
finished description. ste leaves Liverpool on Ire 10Th Oct
mad New orl i2h Nov Fare "a Liverpool one hna-
aed dsars which wines an5 III stores are FUR
nlsIed
M ord eabi2 passengers taken.
An txperiencai surgeon will accompany each vessel
Letters received hoard viii b. charged % pr sin
gl" sheet large letters ~ proportion big will be- appfo
pr letters the Of Europe they will
be deposited therein addition the snp's pos
above Of regular English pos age from Liverpool
the port departure England 10 the coniinea which
port should be ssignated on the letters.
Fifty (aeasuremen of light goods will be tai per
Roy William of pounds sterling ci 1T,
if offered timely. For passage or freight apply to
ABM BELL co.
JACOB HARVEY,
eco ~ P,ux
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BADNESS AND GREY HAIR PREVENTI
THE
TRICOPHEROUS,
INDICATED COMPOUND.


" Is The only efctual rneey ever discovered pre-
s.dnsss and Grey Hair.e restore the Hair where it
by CLIr< EHUGH, nsir Cutter le0 Futon street New
Although in number and variety there NAV be no wan, Of
specifics FOR the preservation Of the Human Hair yet
cai@s any hing the kind YER
red for the same purpose MS producten bens the result
tn. props.sr voaby kno sn IN this city, md ceIcbr.
tea Hair outer snd Wig n'ker and TOR some pr
his arrival IN this csuny attended the Lectures
disting uhed Psychologists in Londsn aburgh
tony Of the skin thu o AMI structure of The An.
Hair aud 10 trace toe causes which produce badness
The opportunities afforded by his have
assisted his Ina. and he nss sse,%e skilled In the va.o
hair ard afer series ., enperia-ns this Compound has
herever has fallen on go, thin well
The chic, virtues ofihs Tncopheroos Medieaed Com
as sssIiy sl%uiainr IT, se,on Of I've AZ.
3-Is equsiI ne the circulation Of the fluids
Ais producing and sing reaclio in the bulb
and pariealsIy in the pulp which receives the vessels
.rs se o e Of SIs
a nd dandrl r. ,nd dhposing The hair TO curl;
health % hr s,ss, period { he -" -''
Prncipsi Wholesale and Retail osice 100 Futoa street.
first Delo~ Broadway West site, where all orders
~ Warranted 10 keep il az, climate, bsisg free from all
wAsHinG CLOTHES WITHOUT RUBBINo OR
linus The maauseure ofne article At No ssi
william a from Pearl street The Of his
does entirely with the process OF rubbing
c.oLes thereoy avoiding all hard labor saving the wear
ana tearsaving HAT Of time, making se clothes
than by anonn, OF aber be bestowed
on IN m In tho ordinary manner OF washing.
' Tss ws . ,S s s 10 !" :%g r.
soa from minutes hour; depending of
the state of the garment be ciesa-dthen taken
dsinrd 10 be washed on OF toe boil and rnses in
water The suds may be us for boiling &c par
elOheslhr lHs lonkirg vel the first The
ter hcb the white clothes washed Of the boil
srosg enough washing all the eoDred clothes without
additional snsp u ~ net face clothes color
Grm ami gives them clear and brirn Appearance By
using little soap washes well in hard II
beuer for all purposes than any other Printed drec
lions will he giyrn with the SOAR
.-wsrrsnted iniHre thu textu Of the cloth.
The following very respectable ndyidu IL being an,.ng
The used iclt whhsscc-ss have
tary given cir asmes, with liberty u refer to lben
ar. and Mrs wiss i0i NJ,
Mrs W. De Rance 8 Stanton 81
Mr.. ana Mrs. Julia, 9Emst.
Mr.. and Mrs ruppcr - Monroe e.
Mrs O. 0onuel, 2fl Fonts.
Capt. q Lyons sagne -.
Nessrs. Saith h Valentine, 4s Geld ST.
Patent rig hit secured
nafa ctofy 2e4 william street, fsw door. from PEARL
Nov York IsAAC VAkDEhNEkH
tG IN
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RI 9 a. It's STU v IL
FAC .rRRv.

MoNTGoMERY nLABAhAi ScpI Ibtb, I5-s,
0Eo. w. DENT, Esa
r. ope's Line of Stages AT Augusta Georgia
Strive Il, due iiAe eow citizen, who
travelling the inform and thu should
you deem object III giving publicity to it, OF
and RECT satisfaction Of tie Ia which have
been transport from WarrPnton tins place in the unpre
edented short Gift haurs and sthoHgh the Tr!S
Line had endorsed their bill 10 beat stage at least
eight hours neither Telegraph stage
although have b.e here al hours asa when they
do arrive predict will be eight hours behind
instead Of eight hours abe ad.
Our Journey accomplished without my thing ite rocsg
and The expedition sory he ascrbed the superiority
Of the excellence sire gtnof stages
the experienced sober and respectful Department of
drivers wbo have much pleasure In bearing testimony
found sqnsi not superior any others have met
in our travels
We respectfully yours
RICHARD q. PRiTCHARD, New Orleans,
ALBERT q Parker, OF Mobile,
JNO A. BUREN, of New Oreaes,
ID. MURRAY, Greensboro. Alabama.
JOHN q vlCHAiLOFF~KY,o Of Mobile,
oI.lA l.. PALMER New Orleans
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arrived sikcy Weston 24d in the schr May Angus
ia The Vietory, DuIhaR Pensacola tr Nfsrk was also
lost on Gun Key captain aud carried sio Nissaa-
three of the lost
Georpe Drofd OF London seaman beard the Samson,
ontse lSh September fell from the tpgaant yard and was
drowned.
The scbr Palestine Pnbroos I'm MatanZas r Bosten was
abandone onh. ut picked upby the wreck
ing vessels of Key West
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GIBSON, PLAIN AND DECoRA
- TIVE HOUSE FAINTER GLAZIER AND OLA m

D-wiLLI AN .IgsON PLAIN AND DECoRA-
~ TIVE HOUSE FAINTER GLAzIER, AND GLASS
81 v snoy ring bis gr.'ru .ssaa weagmen
received he business and The d,cidsd o.
prsbaion bestowed the styles ~ work
public that he has nov srr an upcessg rssrion OF ,our
years - increased his facilities, and srrsses.
men,s a. viii enable hr- proaure all that ele
connected With bis style regards
ion and desgn hitherto unsttsnpoa In this coz Try. In
the OF public private bu iiises viii
ever h. his study to unite elegance Wits utility, combined
sup.heou, that general negligence Of those rues
Is the cause Of all our error in deco-aon-how rarely 10
see N the simple painting Of apartments coubnae
Of eeors that 20, u some offensive agaast ne
rules Of art the urpleasnt effects arising hch
are once per-eyea by the most casual observer, without
being abe to remedy the error reh and asse
ous apartment decorated in sierenl Styles sccsrans 70
tn sdaptaon the drawing room with is eslivesisg gay
rich, warm and suss anti. cooring % he dining roo.
darn ~" ~ ss pso To- s sSse rhc ny ss E
more atent sn than al present bestowed tmore espe
connected with our eonforJ w O. will a.,o.e his eIr
tons AND ~ due ntoa c the situation and choice II
tolhe eye.
ina! none tpt experienced ~orhmen are mrnyed ON tie
plain department. while the decorative viii come from The
aepsmen,s under ,ss mneia,e uperir,rndsnee and &c
signs himself an esi-rsive variety whsh ere nov ready
woods n,rble. ,tstios Of SIX and scw,d ppesuy,
old Essmh ornsmep,s psse orb sdapdts every sp~cesot
decoration THIS Yr bch Murine ssr ouerti dtsig,s are
40 spprepfstS .ty dccr'on for the cabins Of packets
bell that no style Of work better cslru.
Ia cd nv he eva IT, plrsrg and erdng m
~ The mind long voyages sa OF in
,aas. The OF akt and river travelling stained
alpeled- 10 psinsd rlaSs ~ every knos methad.
W. a. having much Of his time the ten years
in .xp~rmentss sod psrftctng this besuui bu ~ s.iy
mn h serl-ced believes kt has the nsi extensive
asd auul ,arey VI colo burnt uson whch
" th other viii enah him epFapl,t- work
ruus IN " hiancy ant durability. spsonsrs Neh
succerding crnturisi that beautsi
become more generally dfussd, deigrs Will be for.
nshd urgins AMI srie ted from the bs npd, Of ancient
ani modern '' and chosen with particular reference
latsin ard we
cuf y. enntaue ~ receive that eneoursg snrpt.
ell ever be his study o merit be pie mns that nsi-
htr tsepn mr. sipetts-cs VIII h. ~sng ~ his sntesvsr
q elcvae hs neglected 10 ~ lost rank
har1l ri Sorhv he cac~rFegemeHt ~ evrrv r
ter--57ft B-~ery 81 door above F0utth sueei. " ".
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- ".
- TEaRFIr DErkCrUR puois Re-, n h. asst nh.sp
90 j, 10, sale AZ . syLvksTERS
~ fss brosaws. sIa n want