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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-07
DEATHS.

AT the residence OF her mother, IN Bowling Green.
Virginia, on ThursdaY, the 18th ut., OF a protract
cd and painful illness. Miss ELIZABETH VAUGHN.
late OF Camden, n. j. in the 30th year of her age
Though but n few years resident of this neigh
borhood, they su.iced to win Tor her the respect of
oil who, in the various OF life hac occasion
10 make her acquaintance, and the affection of those
who enjoyed with her the more intimate relations of
social intercourse. Her pleasing development of
intellect, amlabiity OF disposition and unvaryins
gentleness of department, not less than the exem-
plary patience and submission with which she bore
the PAIN of lingering disease, and the serenity with
which she dscerned tho gradual approach Of death,
have extended the grief at her loss beyond her do
nestle circle and confined scarcely to tho limits OF
the community in which she moved. II IS that her
distant friends and relations may be apprised Of their
loss, end may parnkc melancholy share in this
distress, that briel and inadequate notice OF her
demise IS tn us announced to the public.
ID ed, very suddenly, at his residence, in Louisa
county, on the 18th day OF May last, OF disease OF
the heart, WN. 5. WESTON, IN the 46ih year of his
age. Cut of in the prime Of life and usefulness
he has left family Of SIX orphan children, and
many relatives and friends, to lament his untimely
loss. No man ever discharged more faithfully ali
the duties Of life; aileciionaie husband kind and
consIderate parent, the best of neighbours, most
sieadiAst friend. His death has made a void in h q
family and neIghborhood, which will long be mourn
fully felt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-07

I q remedy he sasgessed Il fcs othsrs lie did no,
| himself know shat VAS proper TO be done, he was
ready To take any step that was proper lie said
the Governmeut IN this way. however sustained Of
| ten very heavy losses, when the pay bounty
received and III. soldier then deserted IL appeared
that, in the years 1880. 1881, 1882, the number Of
desertions was ,lis, or an average Of l. 373 each
year; and he estimated loss, from 1880 to 1885, 10y
assertions alone. The meant the loss IN money! was
one hundred and two thousand and eighty seven
i dollars.
| Mr. @. said this fact was one which should be
/ recoected when comparison was instituted be.
| tween the merits of standing army and the volun
teers and militia oil the country. lie willing,
he said. in all times of danger. to rely on them.
They were ready at any time to rush the STANDARD
| of the country; disciplined or undsciplined they
would do their duty.
With these views, which were given with doubt
on his part, as he confessed, TO the property OF
action IN the form proposed, he would only repeat
that ne was jealous OF large standing armies time
OF peace, and therefore in favour OF reducing the
number OF our own. lie hoped the militia and
volunteers would never be cslled to take the
held, and he sincerely trusted, as the Florida war
was now Closed that portion of the army would
be disbanded. Its existence (hc war) in 1855, had
been made :he preteXt for increasing II. The cause
no longer remained; the little remnant only Of In
dams remaining there, and which had cost us so
much, had been reduced TO so few that the whole
my could not now find them. AS our foreign relations
are by no means in such n condition to make a
large toice necessary, he was in favor OF reduction
he would rely on the country, under any and all
circumstances, TO maintain its character and TO ems
force its rights.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-07

VI am not going to write you about politics, for I
nave 10 occason-nor my disposition. We ore
Oe1ien IN the State, and not sorry for IT, Indeed.
al the Wings 10 this part Of the country are disposed
TO think for the bet;-they are Indifferent as TO nrv
contest about State politics, at present. with the ex
cepllon that they mean to express their opinion
polls IN relation to the Land Fund in way hereafter
winch cannot he misunderstood. With this excsp.
ton they lake no interest in State Politics. know
ing mat no substantial relief can come until 1874.
"hen lney are determined to vote for one 10 acmi-
MISTER the Government, whom no man doubts. The
wings 10 this part Of the country at least are av
men-one and indiylslble. They 20 Tor him and no
oihtr maH-and !or any genieel Loco, IN preference
10 the Captain.
You have done right 10 hosting now the CIav
fIag. Let u hy-ond never take Il down. until
under 1t zoe beat or are beaten. No temporsinr-ro
party arfangemenis-no IFS nor ands-bul let the
| cry be-"Clay U.s. the World"
Our correspondent. could not more Justly evpres.
our opinions and feelings than he has done in t,,
above extract. Heartily do We respond 10 his ery OF
Clay against the world, and the world against In,
/ Captain.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-07

We would call the attention Of our renders mr..
tieulary those who have some stake in the country
and some inieres. IN rs being under govsrnnen,
OF laws, TO the article from the New York Cou,,,,
and Enquirer and beg them always to bs,, in
min1 That such countenance, sympathy and support
a. they could give, the Enquirer nnd re eio,c ~, ~.
the Puissant "Daw." Birds Of a feather e.
zone Thomas w. Dorf, fugitive from i,,,,..
| m Rhode Island, has fed 10 Connsct,c,tt ana =.
cushion from the Governor Of the former 70 The 10;
vernon Of the latter State, for bis delivery bov,,,
6een made, his ExcoI'oncy Of Connecticut a,,lv ~.
fuses 20 comply with n, and Wing paper Of tbi,
| cty-the Iubunc-eKpresscs the opi1ton tb,,
Governor Cleveland, Of Connecticut, is about ,io,,
/ IN That determination. We think quite IN tbs ro,-
irarY, and We arc gralihed 10 know that John D,v,
and William II. Seward, Chief Magistrates Of Mas,
sachuse'is and New York, think so too. We not
only think ns We have already said We did. but w.
look upon the conduct Of the Connecticut Junction.,
| ~ as about the grossost and most dangerous out
Iage upon The Constitution and laws Of the United
states that hos ever yet been committed In the souo.
! Try since the organization of the Government-con
duct that, -unless II can be reached and remeded m
some action on the pou Of the National Goveroren,
will do more towards destroying the stability Of
the Union, and be attended with more serious eonse
quenccs IN every respect, than has been exhibited
before, during the half century, and more that on,
complicated machinery Of Government has been in
operation. Here " an act Of Congress 80 plsin IN
ts requirements and 30 perfectly explicit and imper
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-07
FLORIDA. 29th May. 1912.

Gentlemen: All looks cheering so far. O.h-ak,
Is 10 be in with his band on the 81 June. The 9Th
Infantry is ordered to be relieved 10y the 18th Infant
ry, and is Immediately TO take its station on the
Gull. The Dragons are also under orders to move
and will be Off shortly.
Let II not 5e understood by your readers that
Haheek surrendered willingly. Ne was. as you have
stated, fairly run down-forced marches which he
has been compelled 10 make all the winter. When
however, he first came in he only wished TO gain
time, so that his warriors and people might concern
tra,e at some remote point. lie was virtually sur
prsed. He did not calculate on ultimate detention
HaRsek says his hear, sis white Tor peace" He
"wlshed to go IN TO Fort King where the houses
were painted white, and he wished to have the tree.
about there painted white"
Yours. sc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-07
ic7 cw7w' WILLIAM muTT, clerk.

NkGlNlA-In ChGncery:-Ata Court held for Ioni.,
county a. Tue Courthouse thereof Monday, the g1
Jay oi May, lei2.-Plhhp Cohen BENJAMIN Cohen
Mehies Cohen David Cohen, Joshua ICohcn, ami Jl
"o Iohcn IT, Tie last In his own night, and Tor
~ a'"icSa'u laiucH plaintiffs,
cis Modcnd. 10y Dcfen',,,,s
This lay came the plaintiffs by their Attorney ana fitted
thcir bill. and the defendants Block ami Frnnrcs is
Wle and Hays lsaacs, not having entered their appear
anec anu given security according law aud the rules al
nus court and appearing TO the satisfaction cour
HAT they are not inhabitants this state ON motion o
defendants, Block and Frances lie vic sn'i L.,
Isaacs DO appear before the Justice ofour County Conr
81 Louisa county al the Courthouse on the second Monday
IN August next, and answerthc bill ofhe plaintiffs and a
copy Of This order bc forthwith inserted In some news
paper published In the city Richmond for Two months sc
cessvey and postcda the front door ofhe Courtouse u
this county court day
A To-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-07

NEw EoRK, June 4, 81 A. NJ.
The Eastern Mnil brings us, this morning, intel
gence Of MIR Appleton's election to Congress by
plurality Of 1894 votes. The entire Wing vote
was 1854. Opposition 1913. Abolition 1875. Seat
tering I.
Buenos Ayres dates to the 9th Of April have been
received at Boston. The anniversary Of Governor
Rosas' birthday was celebrated on the 3Oth Of March
with great pomp Two eihgies, representing Juan
Pablo Lopez nnd Jose Maria Paz, two of tho Uni.
tartan chiefs, were burnt The bclligerenl fleets in
the river had not yet met in battle.
The brig Joseph Atkins, Capt. Higgins nj Bos
ton frOm Jeromlc, the 18Th OF May reports that the
earthquake oil the 9Th was severely olt n; Jcrome,
but no damage was done though tho ground and
water were both much ogiiated. lie confirms the
accounts Of the entire destruction Of Cape Hnyu-
only two buildings remaining The earthqua Ike
happening on a market day, great many persons
were m tho city from the country, and four hsu.
sand ptrsOns, Il is estimated, perished with mules
cattle and other animals lnnumorabc. Port.nu-
Platte was also destroyed though few lives were
lost. The mountains IN the rear OF ST. Marc were
rent asundcr 50 ihat teams could pass through the
aperture.
From Rhode Island there is nothing Of import.
anco. | enclose a slip from tho Providence Jour
nal
OFFICE or THE PROVIDENCE JOURNAL.
FRrDAY, p. NJ. June 3.
ARREsT roR TREAsoH.-W iiam ~ Smith, claim
ing "a net Secretary ol State under the pretended
"PCope's Constitution" was arrested asst Thursday
evening, on charge Of treason against the State.
lie was brought before Justice Bowen and pleaded
not guilty, admitting, however, that he had acted
rs Secretary Of State but affirming that he had n
right TO do 90, and that the Inv under which he was
arrested had been repealed. lie was committed for
trial. We do not learn that he hos applied 20 tho
Justices NJ the Supreme Court TO be admitted to
bail. Mr. Smith wos at the late meeting az Woon
socket and II - said that no there Issued military
commissions IN the name Of tho State, 20 several OF
tho men who had assembled there.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-07
49, JUN HUNTER, Z. J. z
GUNN's DOMESTIC MEDICINE.

'I'HlS useful Family Medical Book. which has received
such patronage for several years, wherever introduce
was revised AMI enlarged by the author In 1872
10Y al octave and eTcoypei 10y the publisher the pro.
pueinTs Raymouds Cory tvz the cnaIgcdcopy b. b. A..
uuly executed both In printing and binding ombcs.
Ell with costly steel cnsrevngs, OF which is the Auo-
graph likeness of Dir. Gum, and each copy contains III
ecuihcacs Of several distinguished medical gentlemen,
aud is stamped on the back In gold letters, RAYMOND
cory, 10y which purchasers give their orders.
All orders for Tits Copy forwarded Ia MIR w Raymond,
New York Rev. w Tilyard, Baltimore, and Rev. Dos.
De lacour Camden, New Jersey Will receive prompt
attention W RAYMOND,
ic7-mGm Pub. Of Cunnia ID NJ
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-07
FFICE OF TIE PROVIDENCE IOuRNAL

RESULT or THE RACE.-Bluo Dick won
the mile race over the Mount Vernon course, yes
terdsy; beating Sarah Washington, Prior, and Sc
vcrul other "erack nags, Time 5.39-542.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-07
Yours, sc
To the HonOwable, n, House Of Delegates in N,
Commonwealth Of Virginia

II will give me pleasure TO serve YOU in the ca
pacty of Door. Keeper, at the next session of the
General Assembly. My past lie has made me ia.
mliar with the practice of similar duties. Ii It be
your pleasure TO call me 10 this employment, viii
carry into II heart and hand, that will give then
zeal. constancy, and rectiude to your service. The
tenure OF the office has wisely been made from year
TO year, and he who is not re appointed to the va.
cancy, IS neither removed from HIS possession, NOT
prescribed as citizen. Equality of rights anC
pTeteUsons, with occasional rotation IL Office ma X,
the distinctive characteristics IN our free system
government; and assemblies, as well as individuals
may nationally believe, that their enemies will no
serve them better than their friends.
Yours, faithfully,
WM. q. ALLAN.
CULPErER, June LIST, 1912. #
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-07
From The Savannah Republican.
FROM FLORIDA.

By the steamer CHARLEsros, Capt Barden, ar
rived here the day before yesterday, we have "P.
s." attached TO the letter of u friend, which runs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-07

- The deien iants Elizabeth Jlnney and R,hc, III m
amman Ann mswiic, who was Hannah Ann Jannev nnf
having cnteredther appearance aud gwen ..curifv
cuhuf Ia tie act OF assembly aud rules 81 th conn
ahi appearing ~ satisfactory evidence that they No.,
not inhabitants Of tins Commonwealth 4 or,t.,..t
iat c SAIL defendants do before tho Judge Of %
s"nii Al TIE Courthouse of said county, on the FIR
DAY Of the Term. aud al er tle bis t i,,
ani ihai copy oi This order be forthwith inserted In
some newspaper published In the city OF Rcbmond tr
Two months ccesvcly and posted AZ The front oor Of
I the Couu. house ofthis county " 1871 ~
| copy. Tcstc.
| ic7 cwSw- WILLIAM uUTr ,-..t.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-07

Sehed4le y the payaud ers'uHlesner the often. effL.
Army ofhe United States oJors he grade u ssegrl
lieutenant setting JgrH, specifically, n, Communication
raas Of all 'FHoiansnfs, q srsry Inscription Tsc,ired
through ths pay dsParm,sat req,nr,d By %. res9i
ton n The House Of Representatives. u NAY ID I~i2
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-07
GREAT BAReAINs IN DOMESTIC

TWO hundred talea and cases Cotton Ozuaburar
i drown and bItarhcd Shifngs aud shcotinra Of all
widths Hnl qualities
Bel Tic kings. from 1910 - cents
Hesrhcd anI unbloachcd Jeans, selling on M fet,eeJ
prices or cash ly Tho bale, piece or yard preso,s g.,
moving. tc" II ~ JENKINS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-07

Mr. O.. said he was decidedly in favor Of looping
9m ms ten Of expenditure os entirely useless
That IN looking over some documents this morning
W vhe committee room, land he had not looked INTO
rs SUBJECT at all until then,) he was struck with
S nu'noer OF desertons in the army Of tho United
oa'e' lie referred, he said 10 the subject in pass
",s,n', es one which he thought, required some
the army was intended. lie did no: pToposs now
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-07
LONDON BROwN STOUT.
VA. LAND OFFICE,

WE have received aud offer for sale few ticIoca
w thar superior London Brown Stout, tin iocd, so We
known 10 our customers
lei TABB & GILES.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-07

-" The Young Mems Total Abstinence 50
Getty will hold meeting at the First Baptist Church
on Tuesday Evening, at 8 o'clock. The public
generally arc invited TO attend. Interesting address
e. may be expected
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-07
DEPARTURE OF THE ATLANTIC srEA.
MEpG
RICH MoND MARK ETs

Reported and corrected twice week for tho Wing
BUTTER-Mounian. frkn K 10 re.
CANDLES-spcm 3ja3lc; Hulrs Patent lGc; Taow
lOal1
.coFFEE-Rootoio le; Iaguiyra lOlali, 81 Domingo q
a9t; lava u tal3c.
IlSif-ucuinga t1l3l.
ILOIR-Famy s7t, Country 1854 toe
GRAiN-Whcat-nO Aieg made and none In market.
Dock "
IRON-Pir -; English 81; Ewcics eiOO Trcdcgar 500
LINBER-Clear White Pine, No 1. S35; 40 Z I'D. No 4
z. Rciuscl ~ FLOORING, l6ah por feet.
MDIASSES-Pouo Rico 2iasir, y. O.2ta9tc.
OllCWutcr 500 100 Pail strained g-aiO1; Whale. In
bhls. &c.
PROVISIONS snnGcd Bacon g. Oh Minnes . 10
~ Richmond cuted7ic; Iafd7c.
PLAlSTER-S5l on Basin
leans 10 &c.
rUOT-Gr.
SALT-Whsrf 81 So. Store o. %.
ToBAiCO-kcrci fI Increasing. prices steady. Wf
quote Lngs 81 2l-Lcaf3 fl-gcncral ase-BcueJ
quaiucs5a Slime manufacture s7alnl.
TEAS-lmpcralsnd Gunpowdcr nc a o. 90 Black 51 q
10 cents.
Wf1ISKEY-Bba2ic, hhIs DC
EXCHANGE.
Now York drafts y &c.
philadelphia 40 n &c.
BALTIMORE 80 Qla9c
North Caroiina Jar.
South aroins......,....lc Tennessee ..........ifc
lfci7hfy Notes..........llc ISpccie...........i,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-07

- RICHMOND, Feb. I'm, I542.
~ vhtue Of resolution adopted 10y the General A.
- scmhy ~ Virginia. on the f LAY II February, 1872
90 hereby give notice 70 all persons having claims tic
Siae NJ virginia, for Revolutionary Land Bounty their
heirs or assigns. present The for adjustment,
orc Tic si lay Of March 1916, such claims shall forever
thereafter Toe considered ADD held be void, except ie
claims oi such officers and soldiers returned
ne Boario War At the close Of the entitled 70 Lamb
Bounty. II PARKER,
e. = VII REGISTER and once
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-07

w a1nluoh q" iis Viy a. lieutenant in The Inc.
NUrE -subsisfcnce is COMMITTED ut twenty erut4 rcr
RATION a9l forage Al cEh dollars per month for hor.e
actually kept in service
officer are entitled ~ he pay, &C. ~ private soldier
for each servant acfuslly kept In service.
0i9edyicss net nciHdsdfH fls aisrs fagfs
OiceTswhen In command of companies are onfined 10
$40 per month additional for the responsibility o. company
arms and cl0fiing.
Ocers bso,e e rank n bngadicr general arc entitled
o additional ration for every five years they may have
served
Double raons arc alowedto oofnmandlnts Of separate
poss aud IN such other officers authorized ~ tho
drmY frEuIalons i0 Tccnive The aInWancea
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-07

rI'HE owner or consRnors Of " boxes n,erehspsy C
philadelphia l@buEcg Tor Harriet ami Sper Ir,c, %
please call ON Mcsers Iaskins a I,bbv h. ~
suhserecr, pay charges aud takcthcm away ~ wv
D. "" John LESTER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-07

FOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, AND
OLD POINT,
rkN The schr PREsIO CAPT. shorlor' wlll'ake my
sfaly froIobt thai may nfIcr fof the above laces NJ
RAAk ply 10 ia las FISHER a son
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-07
REMARKS or MR GOoGIN.

o. ~ propesieA Tssss tAs HNbsT y ts Array q
tAs U.iisd sfsiss. and rae b,H waking aPproPria
nsl. Cor tAs support Of ths Army.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-07
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
no Thore Will be Proceeding at the Sycamore Church
To night NJ O'clock. Jo7 II
ny Rev. Baron STOW n Boston, will preach In tho
SECOND B,pust Church night. u Will bo his last Dis
course In Richmond
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-07
VIRGINIA.

Ni6GiNIA-hn ChanceTy.-A rules held I'm M.
,lctks once "t the Circuit Superior CONT of ,,,
M nam oT ne County OF wosimore Gland on die
samuel Iapscot, Elizabeth spearman and al.
Anime, Plaintiff.
Ann I. Papsro David Tanzc,,, ,,.t.t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-07
WHITE OAK PLANK

EIFrY THOUSAND foet Of wbas o. pt..,
Wharf, for ssle '' r'e'p'"'
@' ga WINSTON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-07

THE co.plunershp heretofore existing betwecn Tho
u undersigned, under the firm of Lancaster Denly A
Co, or This 10y dirfulvcd hy mutual cnnlcnt
Each partner authorized 10 the ~ Tho late
INO. 4. LANCASTER,
n. DENNY.
irG % Ed ROBINSON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-07
PRIVATE SALE.

WE have for private sale good WAGON, in order
w suitable for two Horses.
je6 INLoEs & BROTHER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-07
BAC.t.INt

| n HhIEs heavy Cotton Ducks
" ~ DO ENfa stout Va. Oznaburrr su,,t,t. L. 81, -,
bags for sale low by '''' '"' "'''''
leO kENT, KENDALL 4 ATwA1ER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-07
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RlCHMOND-J,me G.
Ilph rnter. thls DIV. IN n,olneL p M.

ARRIVED,
Schr Clnri Morris, Ankman, York River, sun
dries.
Steamboat PocahoniaI, Parrish, Baltimore, sun
dries.
SAILED,
Schr Ann Eliza, Somers, New York, coal.
Schr Eliza Ann, Thomas. Baltimore.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-07

The following amendment Of MIR MeKAr being
under consideration:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-07
AT PRIVATE SALE.
A VALUABLE HnusE sEmI

s place. bargain may be had in him 10 anv ons ~,
S nn 'ake hm rom the city. lie would not lie oarre
o SAFE out Tor his masters having moved To- dist,n,
aI. {" e country, and does wish 10 separate him
Jc' Il II DICKINSON, Auctr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-07

r.4N ILtsNtN-EAhE NOTICE
t.HShhNGE - now DOWN "A and q nor con, -,
-, NcN h"tk-ln consequence Of which. W.. Tis n, 80
maze general reduction in the price Of a., ~
- ..t ilc Exchange Clothing Store may now cnnh,,
nc caI,u ihc Cheap store. In order to nroy, III
ou nave ONLY To call aud examine for yourseiyes ~
49, "1M on hahd hnc assortment Of Sumner t,oa,.
soumcni NJ Fancy Dress articles ~ so"c''' as
cny,nen who prefer 10 have garments ma 10 ,o ,e,
sure VIII hnd ITO their advantage 10 awe MS cali
je7 opcos',n aA E.E a GO,
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