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juno g.,
GOOD WATER.

The subscriber living too remote from the sphere
of his engagements offers his House and about ITO
acres Of Land, for sale. situated near the Providence
Springs, in Sumter District. Any persons wishing
q pleasant and healthy residence for tho summer
would do well to call and see.. e:
NOAH GRAHAM Il
5Psoyidenes, juno 8. 4 8 80 - -
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The Cont Of Equity for this District commenced
its sitting iu this town on Monday last t;hane'i'
dor DuNx1s presiding.
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Fresh Fancy groceries.

Fresh Fancy Groceries.
The subscriber has just received an assortment Of
fresh FANCY GROCERIES. They consist in
part, of the following articles:
French Preserves in Brandy.
do do in their own Juice,
Cherries in Brandy,
Fresh Prunes, Olives,
Orgoat, Capillairc, SYRUPS.
|. Gooseberry, Raspberry, : ofsuperior quail
Lemon and Ginger, Ity.
Superior French Cordials, assorted.
Maraschino,
Champagne, (Demotte brand, Of superior quail.
ity,
Champagne Cider, Abbotrs London Porter,
Composition Candles, of different colours,
handsome article,
Fluted Pink and White Loaf Sugar,
Superior Sherry and Madeira Wines, some We
ry old.
French white Wine Vinegar, at 81 l.2 pr. gal.
With complete assortment oil Sugar, Coffee &C.
juno 9. H. LEVY. p
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H1enLY IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON.
WAR WITH ENGLAND PROBABLY AT LAST;
The United States Gazette of yester-
day has the following astounding state
ment:-
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1ohn ps.n,an. rs. pssPH. ia ''''sba
WHEREAS the plaintiff inSthe aboys
sta ted case, did this day Gle his deeIafs-
ton " my office against The. deiendaHt,
w,ho. is ABSENT from and Without The liTifG
Of tie said State, and having neither Hifes:
nor attorney within the same on wbomae,
serve co ~ Of the said declaration, viii.
a rule to pleGd .heretos-lt is ordered ibst
the said defendant do appear and plead tot'
the said declaration on7pr before the Plat
day of May. Anpo Gomini. Ia42, or On
order will be granted BY. detault.
8. BECKKAM.C Clerk.
Clerks Office, May 20, saf-255.
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a+ The proceedings of the meeting at Hang
ine Rock arc unavoidably crowded out 1nls Wees
they shall appear in our noIt. :.
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Camden, May 10, ls4l.
HEADQU QUARTERS,

~ Committed to the Jail Of
Lancaster District, on the 26th inst. ne
gro Girl, about Is years old, very dark,
intelligent and likely. Says she belongs
to Mr.. Edward Richardson, Of Richmond,
Va. The owner will prove property, pay
charges and take her away.
Fl. HANCOCK, Jailer.
Lancaster C. II. April 28. 22.
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Committed

TO the Jail Of Kershaw District a ne.
gro woman named CAROLINE, and says
she belongs TO DR.. Pinckney of Cooper
River. The owner is requested to come
forward, prove property pay charges and
take her away.
D. BEAUFORD, Jailor.
June 9.
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I
ORDEa} g .cS ~
No. - ~, - ssssaa. Z.
JAMES w. CANTEY having been sp..
pointed AJjutant and Inspector Genet
al Of the South Carolina Militia, with tho
rank Of Brigadier General, viii be obeyed
and respected accordingly. q e
In thus supplying the vacancy occssion-
ed by The resignation Of General JAHEs,
JONES. the Commander-in-C Chief cannos
omit the occasion of expressing his high
sense of the ability and fidelity with which
the duties Of that officer have been dis.
charged, and his deep regret for the Joss
Of his valuable and efficient services to-
the State. -.
BY order Of The Commanderin.C Chief !
2 JOHN L. MANNING, s
80 .Aid.de- Camp.
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THOMAS S. ANDERSON,
Attorney at Law.

Will attend the Courts of Kershaw, Sumter, Lam
caster and Sumter. He may be found, during this
summer, at the Camden residence Of DR.. E. H. An.
derson, sen. June ..
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HIinLY IMPORTANT.
Extract of a letter, dated

WASHINGTON, May 26, lS4l.
Much surprise has been expressed by
the public, that our Minister in London
should have taken upon himself the re-
sponsibiity Recommending the immcdi-
ale return of our squadron from the Medi-
terranean.
This surprise will in some measure
cease, when inform you that MIR Steven
son had information that the British Go
vernment had transmitted instructions 10
The Admirals at the American station,
ordering them, Immediately upon receiv-
ing authentic information that Mcleod.
an officer of the British army; had been
executed, to proceed on the coast of the
United States, and to set fire to, and burn
down. our cities and towns along the
whole coast.
There is every reason to believe thai
this statement is true. We may as well
prepare for war as not.-N. Y. Herald.
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r EN- OV AL!

"HE subscriber has removed to Mr..
Il Henry r. Cooks old stand, where
he will carry on the COACH.MAKINcii
BUSINESS, in all its branches. H.. so.
licits the patronage of the public.
~He has on hand, few picc les ready
made.
JOHN Z. SMITH.
Camden, May 5. =
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Notice This.

Notice This.
THE Ordinance of the Town relative
TO Bulchering in the limits of The Corpor-
alton. will be enforced against all persons,
who violate the same.
R. L. WILSON,
Recorder and Marshal T. C..
Jnne 9.
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Berkshire Hegs.-We have always felt
some doubt as to the correctness of the
claims set up for this breed of Hogs, until
day or two since. We saw at our friends,
DR.. rarker of Columbia, pair of Berk-
shircs, the sows only thirteen months old,
and was raised in the yard with twenty
others, OH sops from the kitchen-fairlng
just as the others-and we think no one
would Judge her to weigh less than two
hundred and fifty. We measured her
four and half feet round the body, just
behind the shoulders, where the girth is
smallest, and four and half feet from
the root of the ears to the root of the
tail. It's decidedly the finest hog we have
ever seen, 10 be raised as it has been, and
we have no hesitation in saying, that any
one who will expend few dolors in OBJ.
tanning the breed of the Berkshires, will
soon find his money returned ten told IN
the improvement of his stock of Hogs.
Temperance Advocate.
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nrour dates from Washington are to the 4'h inst
. The Senate were al work, in good earnest Inc
first object is the repeal of the SubIreasuFy, ana
eocondEs tbe establishment of National Bank,
ho,b of which will no doubt, be Immediately effect
cd, SO as the Senate is concerned i ne n0oSs
moves slowly. The regular committees have not
vet, vet been appointed in that body Mr. Adams was
hammcring away at the 2lst rn'c.
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June 8.
CAMDEN DEBATING CLUB.

The following is the Question for de-
bate on Thursday evening next.
Would the law Of ofPrimogeniture which
prevailed in this State previous to the
year l79l be expedicnt under our present
form of Government.
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sEThe friends of GEoRsE1
@. MclNrosir. announce him as a. Ganti,
datefor Sheriff at the next election

!: We are afithofiizpd fo.
announce Capt. JOSEPH BASKIl as q:
Candidate for Sheriff Of this Dssssseft sss
the ensuing election. ~.
. Aprita. 5. ~ Sis
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BEWARE OF THE sWINDLER.

GILBERT M. WILLIAMS, "House
"a Sign and Ornamental Painter, from
New York." arrived in this town about the
first of January last, with letter Of re,
commenda,ion 10 gentlemen in Columbia,
where he said he intended to locate him.
self and carry on his business-but, unfor-
tunately for the citizens in general, and the
subscriber in particular, he took up his
quarters in Camden; and after running in
debt wherever he could obtain credit, he
sloped betDeen taoo days, leaving his crcdi-
tors nothing in payment, but few cards
Of the firm of Strickland & Williams, and
a few5"old clothes" Williams is about S
feet, 5 or 6 inches high, OF a yellow, sickly
appearance, black hair and red eyes. He
is a great talker-tells many wonderful
tales, of which he is always the hero-is
fond of speaking of the beauty ofhis wife,
and his knack in horse-swapping.
The public are requested TO be on thelr
guard, as he is supposed to be near rela-
live of the notorious DR.. Hines, and has as
strong inclination ifnot as much ability, 20
r,y;pdIe
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vet been appOlnte0>iH oo"J' 49,
hammcring away at the 2lst rule.
q EnIr3R AMoya FLowERs.-Undcr this head
Z t,e Elito, Of the G. tatn Union Tennessee, copies
oar remarks upon our late excursion TO Charlotte
and then adds: a
I Tl5e writer of the above displays com
n,end,ble taste; but he has omitted the Ia
dies. the. blooming country girls. IN his
enumeration Of beautiful things. 1T lie he
not Ike Hogan, doomed bachelor ne
must have been nui on very particular busl'
ness. and prudently points from the OBJ
isct he intends to possess, II he may. Sue
zcess attend him, for the writer Of such sem
fiments can be nothing less than worthy
man. we would however say that heis
mt exactly au fdit, in speaking OF Ina
Woodbine and the I1oneysucklc, although
a great poet has written that
zs.Fhe sWoodbinc shall cntWinc The Hon
eysuckle."
z: Can thing en,winc itself!
Now, is no. this capital joke-,re who liaVc
hon Benedict fourteen years from this very day.
!. suspecIei Of being still bachelor! We are how.
ever greatly obliged TO him for his good wishes ior
our success, and whenever lie goes wooing, per-
z hans We can furnish him with few lessons.
Not SO fast about the Honcysuckle either, If
YOU please, sir. We admit thot the Woodbne
and Honeysucllc are all of the same family and
answer 10 the samc Generic term, yet their specific
names are different. In fact their varieties are
: tyory numerous.
Tho Woodbine, so far as il has come under our
observation, is distinguished for the beauty and
luxnriance of its rich coral ysoO blossoms, and
is bonafids a zinc. lyhilo the American Honey
suckle, though fragrant is comparatively short
: scr,bby affair, with pale blossom, almost white.
The English, the Spanish Japan &c. all OF
which are cultivated in our gardens, are not only
rich in their varied coourirg, but remarkable for
their exquisite perfume, qualification in which
tho Wuodbinc is totally deficient. They are moro
s an tho form of bush, but may yet be trained to a
great height.
We have row before us specimen Of the Eng.
l;sh Honeysuckle and also Of Scarlet Woodbinc,
nnd find considerable difference in the formation
of their trumpet flowers. Those of the Woodbine
are the largest in circumference and terminate in
five small petals, The tube of the Honeysuckle is
more slender terminating t,oo long petals, the upper
md broader of which is four parted, while the un.
dor, which is quito narrow, curls gracefully be-
4 low.
81 There is also some difference with regard to the
leayes but as we do not intend botanical lecture,
;;3wo think we have said enough on that subject.
- If the Editor of tho Union ever journeys in this
direction, we will take him to. our own domicile
where we will prove the truth of first assertion,
and also greet his wondering eyes with the Wood
bius aad Honeyauckle, of different varieties, twning
together in graceful luxurance and that too with
,in few feet, and in full view of our Editorial
table.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-06-09

w. STRICKLAND,
Ofthe late firm Of Strickland g. Williams.
D Publishers of newspapers are requested to giVo
the above described individual "passng notice." in
order that his future attempts at swindling may be
frustrated
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& We are ant IoTize1 to
announce nj @ q 54sYlE Il IIAM I,ISIE @
;ss 8 candidate for shesiff pf pisifis1 q
The nexteleftfoHs e ats,al ss.sss

We are authorized .tan
announce THOMAS BALEARDs,ais as
Candidate for Sheriff, MT the ensuing
Election.
April Il. r. = &; 3, 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-12
debate 10 be cOnlinu.1.l
POLITICAL CLIPPINGS. REVISED

What is one mans MEAT Is another mans poison.
Political Grdhamism appears to be pretty much
eHHDed uP IN Bristol district. The laborers say
Iney must nave meal and they are driven to choose
kick the beam. ''''''
IL Williams is entirely rubbed out of the Mas
sachuselts delegation. There IS not a creased spot
lett. Where's Pdrmenler1
None of the office holders are now per,mbpI,t;ny
lne country TO sing hoSannas IN favor of the Sub.
lfensury.-fiow many will celebrate the 6rs, nm.
nlyeisary OF the second of Indenendsncsl
Where's Banc roft7
Old Richie Of the Enquirer, will never bs mil. ~
totter through another Presidential contest. His
lnleNecis are evidently impaired, If we NAV iudss
from the pnrot-lIko repetitions in his journal IL
there no Gu Bias to tell the truth TO this lrehbis6sp
or Grenada '''''''P
Croswcll, Of the Albany Argus, has been biting
Tip! u O'u
bHieTS last eTusf' has been divided 40 many
umes, that there is nothing left for the staryeljnps
VINO are packing up their trunks for Salt River.
Last ChaHee"-The ladies' are reminded thu,
the hernai of the Post comes out in his regnentnls
70. dHy, positively for the very last time.
=. ~ The Court House will not be ioaru,d ner,
ounuay' loL Coy Morton TO coneoet an ngrarian
speech. Where's sibloyi
Dld.the coIonelhissl Where's Thomas,
PGT fobde.-How Amos clustered last sur,ns,t
NOW no IS as silent as a sucking dove. Blnir ON
the contrary Is JErt7Ns, at being robbed Of his bec
gna"ed bones.-Bosi5n Atlas.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-12
From N, RoetinsGsm REGISTER. .Jonu,,, Q.


DEATH OF Qua PosTHAsrER-The melancholy
auty Is imposed upon to record the death OF our
late Postmaster, Henry Turwier Esq. lie died al
ms residence IN this village on tie evening OF the
hrst day " 1871, in, we believe, the TIlh year of
his age, His illness was Of short duration and his
exit sudden and unexpected. lie was confined 10
his bed bot a few hours before he yielded UP his
spiut--Mr Il. has held the important trust Of POST
master Tor probably 40 years, and was one Of the
oldecl Postmasters in the United States. II would
be difficult for any man 10 discharge the duties Of
that ofiee Tor ihht length Of time, without giving
leit few enemies behind him. lie enjoyed the e.,
TEEN and confidence Of hs fellow .ciltens, and his
removal Is a source Of deepest regret TO ali who
knew him.-But the pain created by this event is
soitcncd by tho reflection that our old friend and
wciuzen has gone 70 TeaFo an eternity Of 70.
Lefty on high. lie was Christian, and nut one
night before his dissolution was with his brethren
engaged in nets Of so'emn devotion to the God who
has, We believe, taken his ransomed spirit TO him.
self
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-12

We have on hand various nominations Of hi, gen.
sman for the pos, Of Senator Of ~ United States,
TO succeed MIR. Roane, and a very animated recon-
mendotion Of him to tho sscrelsry-ship Of the Ma.
Wy. lie would GIL either station With dignity and
ability When our columns render il possible, We
shall take pleasure in publishing the articles allud.
ed 70.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-12

IET~ Copies OF the YEoMAN, bound in boards
arc now ready for delivery, Price 81 IS. This
volume conss,s Of 20 Nos, and contains the Official
election returnV Of The several States.
January T.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-12
RICH MOND.
TUESDAY, MORNING, JANUARY,a
TO TnE suascn,nrps T Io,. nm, -

THE hUbsCKIBEKs TO TIE MILO
mcni 49, VS. vince DEPART
fisher of may enclose money In letter 10 thu uub
so ~ newspaper TO pay the subsc rp,Ion ~ ruo
=, u rank The ieu'r u wriien by himself per
H. gu, would themselves OF thI. r.,,,.
10 ~, md carry remusnees, would be great f.vor
lecinIa. - -fN'o :" eontnlsnon 70 Col
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-12
Mr.. wRBsTER,s ADDREss.

To the Ladies Of Richmond, elegantly printed on
Satin, for sale at the Woman Ofiee.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-16
CHEAPEST AND BEST
AND IN FACT THE ONLY
FIRE PROOF ROOF.

SLATE! SLATER SLATE ~
NETILLfAM BAYLEY, Slater, has receivedby
w the ship PoeahoRtas, from Liverpool, his fall sap
ply Of those beautiful WEIGH SLATE, the roofs Of
which, (hat he Put last faD have been SO much ad
nred. In order TO obtain the best article in his line
subscriber has gone the expense of experienced
Judge of the article, England, visiting all tie WEIGH
quaTries, and purchasing the best, without regard tc
price, and invites an examination oil his present stock
being satisfied it will compare advaniageeusy with any
thing Of the kind ever brought 10 this market.
He has alec constantly en- hand fun supply 81
AMERICAN SLATE, froIn the best quarry known On
the continent and trusts he will be able to give entire
satisfaction those who may favor him with their work.
To those not acquainted with the fact he would state,
that the of slate roof is very ttief than
the best shingles and considerably less than those pre-
tended be fire proof roofs which, upon the near APP
proach of fire. get into melting Mood, and disappear,
leaving the property they were Intended to protect an
easy prey to the dev0uriRg element
The subscribers yar is on Union Deck, below Fleet
street bdge dwelling, Front St, Hext to the Theatre
- WILLIAM BAYLEY.
FOR SALE, first rate carriage HORSE. Enquire
n
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IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN ~.
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, SILVER AMI
Plated WARE, MILITARY GOODS, Ee.
hFFER at Wholesale and retail, complete as
Bsortment of goods in their line Their facilities io
obtaining goods by direct importation, and from ue
principal Manufactures, such TO afford them e.
cry advantage Among the leading articles of their as
WATCHES AND JEwELRY.
Gold Levers, OfM J. Tobias, Johnson, Robinson
Harrison and either makers.
Gold Anchor Levers, do with independent secsnds,
Gold Lepnes and Vertical Watches,
Silver Levers and Lepines,
Silver and gilt Watches-suit bio fer cthe csuatry
trade,
Gilt, Aabastsr BbOny s New Easssad SIsoks
time pieces,
Ladies gold chains,
Gold guard and Fob chains
Seals ard Keys, Watch Hooks,
Miniature Cases, Lockets.
Gold ear rings and pms, in sets, 81
Diamond, Ruby, Emerald, Pearl, Mssaie, e2Hss, Eli
anelled and gold breast pins.
DO finger rings,
Pearl sets complete,
Gold Thimbles, Pencil eases,
Speetacies, and every variety Of Gsld Jewelry-als
alarge assortment of csmmoa Jewsky-sRitsble-
country trade.
MILITARY.
United States Army and Navy Swords,
Gilt and Plated Sabre, Cut and Thrust Rspisr de.
Fencing fOils. masks epauettes
Wings, sashes, plunes aguilettes,
Sword belts, tassels, stars, .-U.f. al.
Hat and cap Trimmings,
Caps furnished to order, and trlsfasd,
Gold and silver lace.
Cord, thread spsnglos, bullion, sc
Eagles, plume sockets, ball buttons,
Army, navy and other military buttons
Plumes 0fall descriptions,
Pocket, Holsters, Travelling and rife pistsis
Dirks, game bags, powder Hasis,
Shot pouches, percussion caps,
Gun wadding, &c.
Bronzed and gilt astral naHe and HusPsadia
lamps,
Crendees candlebras, sandlestielss,
Brackets, nlstands, taper stands,
Gard vases, Thermometers, sc.
CUT l. cry.
Table and pocket cutlery,
Racers, scissors, &C., sc.
SILVER, PLATED s. RETTThN5A WARE,
Silver spoons, forks, ladies,
Butter knives, sugar tengs, a...
Salt spoons, sc.
Plated Bread and cake baskets,
Walters, custOrs, eandLeshcks,
Tea and coffee urns, epergnes,
Shutters and Trays,
Bottle stands,
Caps, gobIeis. tunksrds, &C. fer comnuAsn service,
Plated tea and eOee sets mFlete, I've ana sax pie
ces, .. -- g
Brfttaaia ware, in sets.
FANCY 600BS.
Writing desks, dressing eases, r
Werk boxes, snuff boxes, card sassS,
Segar cases, spectaeles, coral,
Razor straps, tooth orushes purses,
Chessmen, back CANNON boards,
Dice, pocket books, wallets, -..
Morocco Miniature cases,
Musical boxes, opera glasses, buckles,
Slides, Head bands and ornaments, t-s
Purse clasps, shoe buckles,
Decanter Labels
Pencil cases, sc. &c.
Military companies furnished witz e4uipmens at
short notice.
Watches repaired ana warranted. Watch toels azd
materials for sale.
ORDERS from the country promtly attended to.
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- H.fE A CARD.
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, JEW
nv GIlWUR WARE Sc

ELRY. SILVER WARE, sc. -
NAERIEL d. CLARK has recently imported
WW a splendid assortment of Gold and Silver Paten
Lever LepiRe and Virtisal Watches, all of whc are
made by the best Makers and warranted TO pc fern
accurate time, will be sold low aHy other house
the country. Parsiasers will ind il to their advantage
BY calling the store, bend of ckeapsde, No. Wa
TER STRESS Baltimore, where they Will find COED MS
sortmsat Geld Gard Chains new patterns Rings breas-
pRs geld and silver Penels Advisors superior make
Silver and Britannia WaIe, GernaR Silver Spoons, SC.
~ NJ b. Fine Watches Of every kin properly repaired
l1z-My country frieads particularly invited 10 call
Store No. Water st. iy II 60 G. ID. CLARK.
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TOSEPH N. TOY.

oEEERs mis- services to his friends and the pub
+ss House and Ground Rents Merchants, and theT
Hills and Accounts generally.
He may found at his RESIDENCE Salisbury street street.
p;nt;ng once corner of ST. Paul and Market Streets
sfSers left at either place will be promptly attend
I'd to.
II REPEBREeEs;
r. Lucas, Jf. Alex. broWn = sen,
christian Kecner, Joseph Gushing,
Tbos Wilson s. Co. Armstrong X Berry. =.
noe 70. uti. I
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UpLEACHING POWDERS, sEG.-s casks
Id Tenasnl's fresh Bleaching Powdersf 10 do first
FyS. Fer sk1SSy BR0WN q WILSON,
dS So q, Frederick
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