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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-11-04
Municipal.

The following municipal business was trans
acted on Monday.
Torn Vdtch-A vote passed that the town
Council be directed to set the Town Watch as
soon as may be convenient, TO continue until the
Sd of March; and TO fix their compensation. and
to establish rules and regulations for their gov
srnment.
The Committee on the Town Beach and
Marsh. whose Repor, made in August last, was,
after a long discussion, recommited to them
for more particular estimate Of the expense
of making post and rail fence interlaced with
brush, to divide The Marsh from the Beach
Reported, that having examined that Report,
and made the necessary enquiries, they see no
reason TO alter the tenor of that Report, but
submit an estimate OF the expense, of which
the sum total is S239,56.
After some discussion the report was received
and adopted, and Henry q. Place and Joseph Ly
on were appoip;sd Commttc TO carry the
resolutions annexed TO the Report into effect
that is. TO erect the fence and lease tho Marsh.
Henry G. Place with the Town Treas
urer, or either OF them, were authorized
to sell the sand, gravel, &c. to any inhabant
of The Town, at the price fixed, namely. ten
cents for an ox-cart load, and fire cents for a
horsc-cart load drawn by one horse.
The Street Commissioner was also authorized
to collect and retain, for the use OF the Town,
whatever gravel he may require TO repair the
streets OF the Town.
A vote passed authorizing the constable. to
arrest all persons who should be guilty OF max
ing bonGres in the streets. See advertisement
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-11-04
Town Meeting.

At the Town Meeting held on Monday last,
HEsRr Y. CRANsToS, Esq, was chosen moder-
ator.
Proyounded.-Samuel NJ. Stewart, Stephen
Albro, w. FIooder, Thos. Sharpe. Admitted,
Charles Howard VIM, Newton. VIM. w.
Freeborn, VIM. p. Peckhan, VIM. d. Boss,
VIM. Newcomb, John J. Stacy, Job E. EIdred,
Benedict Dayton, Charles Thurston.
Mr.. Edward F. Newton was elected, without
opposition, Representative in the Assembly in
the place Of Mr.. George Bowen resigned.
The Polls we're then opened for the election
Of Presidential Electors, and when they were
closed, at Q o'clock. p. NJ. the result was.
For Harrison Electors, 427
Van Bnren do 1873
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-11-04
RH0OE.ISLAND LEGISLATURE.
THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY

of this State met al Bristol last week. A quo
rum Of both Houses, was not present until
Tuesday afternoon, when they organized, and
the session continued until Thursday evening.
when the Assembly adjourned to meet at Prov
iIeuce on the llth of January next. The fol-
lowing account of the proceedings is condensed
from the report given in the Providence Jour
nal.
II. y. CRASsroS, Esq. OF Newport. was
unanimously elected speaker, and George
Rivers and L. A. Jenckes, Esq'rs. Clerks, the
latter vice T.. H. Hazard, declined.
The following Standing Committees were
appointed.
On Finance.-Messrs. Randolph Simmons,
Wilcox Of Westerly, Slocum and Bosworth.
On. the JQdicidry.-Messrs. Robbins, Jack
son. Robinson, Whpplc of Kent, aud Bowen
OF harrington.
On Corporations.-Messrs. Bowen Of New
port, Mowry. J. II. Barber aud Pearce.
On Educatioa.-Messrs. King of Newport,
Randall, Watson, Low and Drown.
On the Miiitid.-Messrs. Church, Robin
son, Watson, Spencer and Bowen.
On accounts. Messrs. Manchester, Atwood
J. 7. Barker, Greene, Hall and Rey nolds, (oi
Senaie.)
On Agriculiare.-Messrs. Childs, Aldreh
w 4. Hoyi", II Il. uoxa aud Hall
Ia Real EState.-Messrs Chace Whipple
fioNle, Potter, Peatee and Browning, (of Sen
aie.)
On Concicts.- Mcssrs. Seabury, Wilkinson,
+. Barber, lloxc, Cole, and H. Aldrich, 10,
Seoate)
The Docket of unfinished business was then
taken up, aud alter some time, the further read.
ing was dispensed with
Sundry petitions were received, and referred
10 the appropriate Committees.
Mr.. Atwell introduced an act in amendmep D,
oi the act relative 10 divorce, accompanying the
same with statements relative to its importance
Mr.. Alwell introduced a resolution, accom-.
p'nying the same with appropriate statements
10 the elect that a committee of five be an
pointed to inquire into the condition of the
rfov'denee county jail. aud report at the jan
nary session.
messrs. Atwell, and Clarke of Providence.
summons, Randolph and Rhodes, were an.
pointed tnls committee. Mr. Atwell in intro.
dueihs ms resolution, observed, that he would
not no" take up the time of the House op IN,
subJect oil the condition Of the said iail bu, n,
would say, that lis condition was yerv hal
that u was very cold aud damp, aud th.ye wo,s
no means Of warming IL, and that !, was a, ,,,a.
ept crowded with inmates.
Mr.. Bosworh was appointed Committee n
draft Resolutions on the subject Of the Ann,,
Thanksgiving.
The House then adjourned to Wsdnssd,,
ironing, Q o'clock.
WEDNESDAY MoRsIse.
Petitions hom fifteen eonvicts IN the State
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-11-04
HENRY BOWEN, Seer,

AN ACT in amendment of an act entitled " An
act regulating proceedings in actions Of
Dover, and declaring Of what the widow
shall be endowed. aud the method Of setting
off the same"
De 1t enacted By tho General issen'b'y as JoIiocs
Whenever the real estate in which a person
may be ehhtleG STIwrf sifinif Consist in whole
or in part Of Woodland, the committee ap-
pointed TO set of dover in the same, may. af-
ter estimating the annual growth OF the wood
according to their hest judgement, assign or
set of as much wood TO be by her cut annually
either by the number OF cords. or in the quan-
tity Of land to be annually cut over as would
be equal to one third part Of said annual
growth.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-11-04
True copy-wi'ness.
HENRY BOWEN, Secretary.

An act IN addition to an act euitled - An act in
amendment OF IN act regulating Water mills"
BE u enacted by the Genly0i assembly as to1ors:
SEcTIoN 1.-The Justice OF the court OF
Common pleas or of the Supreme Judicial
Court who was or shalt he present, and direct
The proceedings upon the jury, cmpsurllcd un-
der the provisions of the act TO which this in nd
diton. in any case now pending or which shall
hereafter be pending. shall be entitled to rea-
sousble compensation for his services and expep-
scs TO be allowed BY the court and taxed in the
bill of costs. True cOpy-wituess
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-11-04
TIE NEW YORK FRAUDS.

The investigation into the frauds perpetra,ed
by the Wing party in New York, at the cleo
ton in that city in 1888, has been going on du-
ing the past week, and an immense mass of ties
timony has been taken. That's such frauds were
perpetrated has been fully and cenclusvcly
proved, to the satisfaction Of every reasonable
man, and it now only remains to find out and
punish, as they deserve, the guilty aders and
abcttors of the unpriucipled agents in the base
transactions.
As but few -four readers can feel any special in
terest in the matter, we think it needless 10
occupy our columns with any further de-
tails Of the evidence, but in another column
they will find areview of it, taken from the Eve
ming Post of Saturday, by which they will see
that the main facts stated by Stephenson
synopsis Of whose testimony We gave last week
have been fully corrobora;ed and proved.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-11-04
HENRY BOWEN. Sre'ry.

Last Of hc Mammoth HUzbas. The grand.
large painted wheel Of the grand. no estate,
humbug lottery was opened yesterday. and all
the nicely folded numbers thrown TO the winds
Lutte nigeers picked some OF them ur With
"Iaw yaw yawi Derc. deres de 'yaei
number ~ot was IN draw dc Acade; white
folks paid twenty dollar tort. coisuck Cd in, an
nov dis ehil cot II ior nofiin--N q. Ficeypre.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-11-04

A,cfM murder and Suicidt.-Thc town OF
Walliag ford, Conn, was the scene Of horrid
affair on Tuesday last. A young woman nam
ed Jane Allsn who has recently been divorced
from her husband, was keeping house for Milo
Hopkins, who Was desirous OF uniting himself
with her. She deferred her assent for short
time until she could confer with her mother
The mother was on visit 10 her daughter and
it seems slcp, in the same bed. On TUESDAY
morning, Hopkins went into their room and
called on Mrs. Allen to get mp, which she did
not DO, he then called second time Ills calls
not being attended to he became infuriated, and
having procured an axe he went iuto the room
aud struck the woman twice lille in bed with the
head Of the axe, each blew rroving fatal, but
with savage feroeity he turned the edge of his
axe and literally chopped his victim limb from
limb. The desperate man then returned to his
own room, and with knife severed the jucular
vein. and IN short time blcd to death. The
mother escaped unhurt an5 gave the alarm.
The parties engaged in the tragedy are oi
the lowest order Of society aud very iniemrer.
ate. The immediate agent in this awful castro
pho was run. Hopkins having purchased two
quarts on Monday, most of which he had con.
suned.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-11-04
THE ELECTION.

We copy from the Providence Journal oi
yesterday. the following table Of the returns oI
votes east in this State on Monday last, for
Presidential Electors. II includes all but two
towns,-Chsrlesrown and New Shorehsm
which. together, gave AZ democratic majority
last spring.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-11-04


The news brought Ivy the Mail Pilot Line.
last evening, renders it certain that Pennsylva-
MA has given her electoral vote to Mr.. Van
Buren,. Thirty five counties have been heard
from which show democratic majority, thus
far of FIVE THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED AND SEW
ESTY VOTES. being democratic gain Of 507
since the election in October last. These re-
turns are not given as perfectly correct, bnt are
certainly more accurate than those contained in
the whig prints OF this morning. The accounts
are very conflicting, and IN the multiplicity OF
the statements made by the newspapers and let.
ter-writers Of both parties, it is almost Impossi-
case. There is no doubt. however, but that
the state is thoroughly democratic.
We must again canton our readers against
receiving the returns Of the whig papers. They
are purposely exaggerated TO produce an effect
upon the elections in this and the neighboring
states. We have exposed their tricks in this
line, on several occasions before, and have no
doubt that We shall be compelled TO the same
duty as soon as the official returns are made
known from Philadelphia.
In a postscript the Pest gives returns from
five more counties. which increase the majority
stated above to $500
Fifteen counties remain TO be heard from,
which, at the Congressional election in October,
gave Wing majority of lass.
The Journal Of Commerce gives the reported
majorities in 80 counties. which show whig
majority SO Ear of l7i5, but says al docs not rely
upon The CORRECTNESS Of The returns, but gives
them rs it finds them.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-11-04

The larses, Library in the world IS said to
h. tho one IN the British Museum. Ii con-
,a,ps more than hall a million Of printed books,
and a hundred and twenty thousand manuscripts.
The next lsrses, IS the Royal Library Of Paris.
i, which there are over four hundred thousand
book. aud ssh', thousand manuscripts
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-11-04
Laws Of Rhode Island.
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND AND PROV
IDENCE PLANTATIONS.

TDENCE PLANTATIONS.
In General assembly October Session, 4. d. ls40-
AN ACT in addition TO " An act regulating 9
and Divorces" contained in the Digest of 1922.
BE it enacted By The General assembly as tollors -:
In all cases of persons divorced, or petition
ing FOR divorce. under tho act to which this is
in addition. the Supreme Judicial Court shall
have powerto regulate the custody of the child
rem of the persons divorced or petioninC, and
to provide for their maintenance. education
and support: and alse TO make all necessary
orders and DEGREES concerning the same. which h
may at any time be altered or amended for suf-
hciont cause: and said Court shall have power
10 issue any process necessary TO carry into ef-
feet the provisions of this act.
True copv-witneSS.
henry BOWEN. Sec'ry.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-11-04

O. DR.. Duncan of Ohio, has determined to
contest the validity of,he recent election. which
resulted, by small majority in favor of his op-
poneut. The most mostrous frauds were com
ml,ed by the wings, and we are glad to find
that they will be properly exposed,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-11-04

2gl
Equal to the number Of Senators and Repre-
sentatives in Congress TO which the several
States are entitled. All are elected by general
ticket excep, the eleven in South Carolina.
In New York City. Brooklyn and Williams
bursh, the election commences and ends on
the 4th. In the rest of the State it commences
on the 2d and continues three days.
In New York, Massach husetts. Delaware and
Mississippi. the State elections are held stimuli
taneousy with those for Presidential Electors.
Also in New Haven district, Con. member of
the present Congress is to be elected in place
Of Judge Storrs, resigned.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-11-04

The Cundrd Stsdmers-The Boston Trans
cript gives the following as the passages made.
thus Car from Liverpool to Boston, by Cunard's
line of steamships
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-11-04

Bdihrors.-The new census OF Baltimore
exhibits population OF l0l 400, being an in-
crease Of co.s65 since lsGo.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-11-04

Average time Of the westward passages, 10
days. hours.
OF the passages ont. the Britannia arrived AZ
Liverpool Aug. IL. Is days; the Aesd'a' Ssp, H..
l3, l2 days. 70 hours the average "me OF 'ne
passage being l2 days. Is hours
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RH0DE.lSlAND REPUBLICAN.
NEWPORT:
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by settling present balances and complying with
those terms.
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PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS.

The following table is taken from the Jour
nal Of Commerce, and is, we presume, accurate.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-11-04
PENNSYLVA
%. k.

FROM the New York Evening Post Of Monday
HAIL PENNsYLVANIt!!
THE KEYSTONE STATE TRUE TO
IT'S ANCIENT MOCRATIC PRINCI-
PIES
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-11-04

AFTERNOON.
Mr.. Bosworh presented a resolution recon-.
mending that Thursday the Goth day of No
vernber, be set apst, by the people OF this State
as day Of public prayer aud thanksgiving; and
that the Governor Of the State issue his proela.
NATION to that effect
resolution was passed appointing hr
oeo'se Robinson Of South kiuesto~n, com.
h''''e 10 procure the painting O! III. Couit.
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Total,

South Carolina, after 23d by Legsla-
ture, IL
Total, 2q4
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-05
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ENyANS' FAMILY APERIENr FILLS ate pur,
- " vegetable. composed with the -strfci.s; prec
ION OF science and of art; they produce aausca
and are warranted the following diseases which
arise from impurities Of the blood. viz.-Apopi-ry
Bilious affections. Coughs Colds Uicersed sore throat
Scarlet Fever. Asthma. Cholera. Liver Complaints
Diseases Of the kidteys and Bladder Affections pecu
hsr TO iennles and oil those diseases Of whasoe
kind. TO which human naIare il subject. where the
stomach is affected.
CONSUMPTION. COUGHS & COLDS. Nervou.
iiscases, liver complaint. dyspepsia. bilious dseases
piles. ulcers female weakness md all al hypo-
ehondrscism low spirits palpiiaton Of the hcsr
,ous lrrabiiify weakness floor albus seminal
weakness. indigestion loss Of appetite. heart u, gen
sra debility. bodily weakness. choross or green sick
iess. aatulcncy. hysercsl fain,ings, Mysteries head
,ches. hccup. sickDess. night marc. rheumatism.
,sihma. tic dousurcux, cranp. spasmoifc affections
md thsse who victims To that most escrutiaiing
disorder Govt will ssi relief ifota their sufierngs by
a couesc OF Dr.. Evans medicine.
Eetrare Of CouatcrfsifS-CAUTtsS: BE particular
in purchasing 10 that the label OF this Medicine
notice OF it, entry according 10 Act Of Con-
;TsSs And he likewise particular in obtaining them
II Toe Chatham street New-York from the REGU.
LAR AGENTS. VIM. n. KING. Whsciiag.
nov %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-05
GENERAL CONFERENCE OF THE MErHo.
DIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH

The General Conference of the Methodist Episcopal
Church. which meets once evecy four years, cosamen
Its thirteenth session in this city toduy. lst O
the delegates Of the various Conferences was pub
shed few days ago in this paper. This has ecesas-
iical jurisdiction the affairs ofthe Church rough
out the United States, including more than twenty con-
ferences and membership Of vast extent
The present session Of thu General Conference will
be attended by the Rev. Robert Newton. the Repre-
sentative Ofihe Wesleyan body in England and highly
celebrated eloquent preacher aud pfous divine
We observe in the New York Commercial Advert.
zer some notice Of this geneman's presentation at
Missionary meeting held recently in Green Street
Church, New York. When Mr.. Newton ntrodu-
ced to the meeting by presiding officer 1--WE he
ievc. s1ys the Commercial. 'every individual ia hni
large assembly his fcci--a high and unusual
token of regard. which evidently affected the reverend
gentleman. whb took occasion say that in all his pub
lie labors he felt himself more greatly honored
deeply sensible of his unworihiness than
at that Il rise, Mr.. Chairman, said the speak
er. - at your bidding. had idea that the men
ton of my name, this highly respectable audience
would extend 10 this mark OF favor. The circuIE
stance has almost overwhelmed me- and Il has created
feelings tho recollection of which will be forgot
Ten until the rough hand death shall have performed
IT'S Office upon this poor body of mine. Ball. Amer
icaR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-05

DAR WILLIAM EVANS. SOOTHING STsVV
II NOR CHILDREN TEEriilNta-rREraSsu
N, rtxsKIF-Ts Hctlers a'-f Narsss The passage
az Inc teeth through the gums pcoscccs ueuslessnH
and dangerous Symptoms. IL 10 known b. mothers
hal ihee u great rra, ION a sse oaih and surs du-
ring ,his prooe~s. The gums swell, the s~crc'on Of
The il increased. the chIld ssexpd with frequent
and sudden FITS OF crying. watching. starting IN as
Sleep aud spasms Of peculiar pars the child si,rss<s
with extreme violence, and thrusts lis hngess nso ITS
mouth Ifihese prccuroy symptoms are no, speodiiy
ellevia 81. spasmsdc ceavuslcas universally super
eoe srnl -ssoa the dissolution OF the infant
n tposhcrs who have their little babes altifei WIN
rese distressing symptoms would apply DR. William
evans Suoshug Syrup. which las Iro>er'ed hanaFeds
fniauts when thought past recovery IRON oeing sud-
,nly attacked with that fatal mHls,y. e"nVuisicf'
Rs-,re Of Couatsr,ei,s--CAUr'oS: BE particular IN
,,h..;,y IN ace that the label of this Medicine
s,n. motto, offs entry according to act OF Congress
nj be likewise particular in ebiaining them at 100
nathan 81, New York. or from the regular agents
yyN ~ KING, IS Water 81 Wheeling.
Stevenson A. N-ale. ParkerS1org. nav 10
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BhARON Won HUTCHELER HERB PlLIS-

Eh AARON Won HUTCHELER HERB PILLS
LID These pills composed Herbs. which eSer,
a specific action upon the heart. give impulse or
strength to the aricrial system the blood is quicken
I'll and equalizcd in its crcuatious through all the
vessels. whether of the skim the parts situated inter
naly, the exircmes; ind all the secretions OF
tho body are drawn from the blood. there
gucnt increase of every secretion, and quckcucd
of the absorbent and exhalen dischlrging YES
sells. Any morbid action which may have taken place
- corrected all Instructions removed the blood is
purified. and the body resumes a heallhiul state.
These Pills. after much anxious toll and research
having been brought By the proprietor to the present
,Iher medicines and well adapted TO he frame
hat the Of them. by maintaining the body IN the
iue performance Of lis functions, and preserving the
vital stream in pure and healIhfl state causes il ia
many years longer than it otherwise would. and
the mind TO become composed and tranquil. thai
Did age when it arrives will appear blessing and
as many who have neglected their constitutions
had them injured by medicines administered by g.
aorancc) q source Of misery and adherence.
When the nervous system has been too largely
rawn upon and overstrained nothing better
rect and invgorale the dropping constitution than these
Pills.
Bruarc Of COun,erfei,s-CAUTIoN BE particular
n purchasing 10 That the label of this Medicine
contains notice OF its entry according Act Of Con-
yress. Aud I've likewise particular in obtaining them
Al 100 Chaiham st. New York. from the Regular
Agents WM. III. MING, Wheeling
J. MORRISON. Columbus. o.
MYERS, FALL q COLLINS.
nos 26 Lancaster. o.
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aE IGHIY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. disoa,cs liv-
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rheumatism consumption. coughs colds, splitting Of
blood pain in the chest and side, female weakness all
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cd, at Dr. EVANS Medical Office. Chatham street.
New York.
EVANS CAMONnLE PILLS.
The canoInilc lower. Tor as IL Is officially lei
Anthems vocILI5 or ChamGmelum from the Oree
words. hamni. the ground. and Melon, APPLE be
il grows the ground, and smells like an
plc) is Of dull white color. of fragrant odoS, and
bitter aromatic taste.
Camone is a mild tonic. in small deses acceptable
and corroboran TO the stomach II is especially appli
iblc to that condition of general debility. with Ian
gd appetite. which often attends eonvalescence from
idi1pahic loyers.
BEWARE or COUNTRYWIDE -ac1 Caution he
particular in purchasing to that the label Of this
Medicine contains a notice Of its entry according q
Act Of Congress. And be likewise particular in OBJ
tanning them at 100 Chatham ST. New York OF from
the REGULAR AGENTS:
VIII KISG IS Water ST. Weelns
J. v. RoBISsoS. Portsmouth,
j. Morrison. Columbus. o.
or trIom also may be Obtained,
Dr. Goodies Celebrated Female Pills.
The Baron Won Hutchelcr Herb Pills.
DR.. Evans Fever and Asue Pills,
DR. Hunts Botanic Pills,
Dr. Evans Soothing Syrup, far 1eethiRg.
The above invaluable Medicines arc sold WHOLESALE
and Retail, at 100 Chatham ST., New York; Souil
Seventh Street PhiadeIllia; 81 Wall Street. Iouii
Vile Kentucky; IS Corntill, Boston. Mass and Oft
| following Agents, WN II. KING. Wheeling. Va, ].
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