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'oneI in a drunken hrawl. ON the very
eyc Of his en;rv into BABYLON, after
having subluei IT by a tediong SIEGE.
Orher coulueross Of the worIi wera
equally addicted to intcmpcrancc.-
Gaur-c lie Fourth uas an iaelsiatc.
WI,itE II. Crawford. once on. minis
ter at the Court Of St. Cloud. was a
v.::jm to in,omperancc. and By that
wee lost the Prcsiden,ship of tie no.
best Ncyub.i. ugon earth. lis mind
w4s OF the .i.nf order-but his hab-
is Of in,cmperancc rc!uced him be-
tow tie dwelling inLccili"y of the
infant. Others Of our American
stItesmcn rave been equally un.or,
Tomato ii quitting an enemy into
her r.,ulas To. STEAD away their
a..Ias; by which ''say los: honor,
ca'assa, t.a.z. rfoataes.
, 1842-10-22
THE SUMMER,S CONE

TIE SUMMERS GONE.
The summers gonc-and every flower
That waved its beauties to the sun,
Has doomed lis brief, but lovely hour.
And shed its fragrance, and r. gone.
The mmer gone-and many a hope
That budlcd with the early spring.
Has seen its blossoms brightly ope
To wi,her like a Llighted thing!
The summers gonc-and many an eye
That brightly shono, in tears are slrouded
And hearts lhatloved us, wi,heEcG lie,
Or worse than this, by colIucss cloud,d.
The mmcs gono-5ut soon again,
Shall blush and breathe u-ou the air,
Tie cninourel loSer, and pain, The g.cn,
But those : love wal not be there.
FroA tie Phi --,.L.a E.,u.ns Jouraal.
Tim ERA oy .4y.-.L 3ugoa-nuoH-
l-a. ~
TEma=.ANca X r:r lyyna TaM-
PLL-If>EsgLyAN.A Cunu,cIEH-
TuE fAHE os TIE i,a2uRL.c CRUSH.
I'D AN sAaAisano Ii lN.AurE.ANca.
= ,y"s aIs s'a.l3Is God If our
Fat-c.a EJd--salod uae revelation ol
4 new creed .5r The moral re-cuc.a-
ton OF mankind. since the advent Of
uic CmH.fan 1ounlrr, he has done
50 most me9c.iu.lI, Uas, empuatica,-
y, IA the suggestion o! the institution
u Temperance @o,Eetias. at poiat
OF lime ~ the history OF hunan de-
g'Ayity, when without that aid and
that auxiliary, the social fabric mus
have csumbici 10 atoms; civilization
dissolved lnsO anarchy, ami prevail
M Fro.lIgtcy only found lis level il.
!a;ll return to O]riri9gl !,arborisus
wee, ignorance and crime.
Bat the system IS yet in its inlacy.
II Is cut commenced, not con>ummat-
ed. We tread on the threshold OF
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/ yoa older than his father.--It

i son older than his father.--It is
stated hat an uxorious lady, living
near Berlin. in Prussia, who has only
attained the age of lO3 years, has
Just contracted a fourth marriage with
a youth Of 20. But the cream of
the joke is, that among the children
which the bride brought to her new
husband was a boy of SO!
, 1842-10-22

4 Reason for nearing MOurniag.-
\ lady paylaga visit to her daugh-
ter, who was Il young widow, asked
her why size wore the Widows gard
SO long! Dear madam, don't YOU
see? replied the daughter, 'this saves
me the expense OF advertising for a
husband
, 1842-10-22

Br UsEruL.-A life Of usefulness
is a life Of enjoyment. Let it lie
your chef Object in all your pursuits,
to mIneIe daly with pleasure. and the
result will be glorious--and when
Your business IaborS are finished, and
YOU are about to leave this earthly
tabernacle you viii feel a satisfaction
IN what you have done. that will be
more valuable to he soul than any
thing you can conceive. As Won
look back on a well spent lie, your
jls, hours wi. Le choc.cd by the re-
tr~os.cc'ion and peace and joy Will
hs. .:au yaTc ccuH;cnlucc, as tie
finn. struggle ushcrS YOU into u br;eh-
ter ..ui q better world.
, 1842-10-22

Miss HELM, whose death, by her
own hand, we noticed Il short time
since, left in 4 portfolio on her table,
in her own hand writing the following
lines:
III there are any on earth who
hate me, ! forgive them
'.If there are any whom | have ia
iuied, / atone for it with my life.
IF there are any who love me,
can only say. farewell,
"MALvINA.
40 ONE who vii! understand it.
Il told ven that one rfmark o!
yours had embittcred many OF my
hours; do not believe it: | meant but
an idle jest. You never wounded,
never grievcd me. Farewell.
MALvINA.
, 1842-10-22

IT.usrag-AI@ays be industrious.
Nothing IS u better recommendation
To u y0un- man than his industrious
habits. If he i; constantly employed
atout that which is useful 1t will be
Cutiasd, aud his uamc associated with
those "hoatc beneficial 10 the world.
Industrious habits will not deprive
you Of recreation and amusement.
These are necessary 10 your health.
Alter spending a little time in health
lul exercise, you will renew Your
work with caeer.uIucss and perform
more labor than If you had been
steadily employed At your task
Gin. Posi-.
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Pretty Good.-On a recent ocoa-
sion, Says an exchange paper,) as the
marriage ceremony was about 10 be
performed in a church in a neighbour
ing town, when the clergyman desir-
ed the parties wishing 10 be married
to rise up,a large number of ladies
immediately arose.-[Boston Post,
, 1842-10-22

"Ef the truest and most useful
knowledge be the knowledge of our.
selves, solitude, conducting most to
make us look into ourselves, should
be the most instructive state Of lile.',
, 1842-10-22

FIVE FAcrs.-A firm faith is the
best divinity; Il good lie is the best
philosophy; Il clear conscience the
best law; honesty is the best policy;
and temperance the best physic.
, 1842-10-22
BY L. ADAMS.
MI Y L T I s

OF the 18th Anniversary ofthc Salt River Baptist Association of United Baptrts.
Held by appointment, at and with Mount Pleasant Church, Pike County, Mis-
souri, O the 9Th, 10Th and llh days of September, 1912.
ist The Introductory sermon was preached by Elder David Hubbard, from the
third chapter and part oftae third verse Of I~abbakkuk: o Lord, revive thy work.
Ater the Introductory sermon, the Association YVES called to order by The for
mel moderator; whereupon the following churches were called, when their re-
spechlve letters were presented and read.
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has not pleased the Lord to visit US as an Association, with those large outpour-
hYs oil MS spirit, that he has been pleased to visit other places. Perhaps this is
owing %ur remissness ofdmy, in not going forward in the aIyancemnt of his
cause. We desire al interest in your prayers.
Dear brethren: We live in an interesting time. The very large additions which
nave cen added TO the churches Of our faith and order, by the great head of the
ch"rch, IN various parts Of tc country, together with an astonishing reformation
upon inc subject oTcmrerancc, tcndto make usinlalge the hope that we are
Gpon f inc eve G 93s great moral change. We loothrvari with pleasing anidpa-
IONS or the iuihlhnent Of all those precious promises which God has made, in re-
to the cause ofIIs Son; hoping that We L1 realize all these Blessings soon
and participate N the enjoyment Of the scncs IN gar ard TLLs people. we
remain dear brethren, yours in the Lord.
, 1842-10-22

i"toFtW t0n2mtNce ThLt@ "a he dGE Gf EtHr iGrGanqR.
Whereas it has pleased Almighty God. in the dnpcnsaions Of His Providence,
TO remove from among US, by death, our distinguished and beloved brother, Elder
eLG mn 'ard'nan; and whereas in this dspenshion, we feel that the aust OF
truth has lost AZ Unlhnchng advocate. Therefore,
Resolved, that this Association deeply mourn the loss of our vcncratcd brother,
nus Ike from us; and while We bow submissively TO the will of Heaven, we
pray THAT the Lord oftac harvest would send forth more hbourers into his har-
vest"
Resolved, that we sympalisc with his bercavcl family in the irreparalle loss
they have sustained.
Resolved, that although the tongue Of malice may have attempted TO inire the
character OF Our imented brother, as good man and 4 consistent advocate ofthc
cause OF truth; yet, we who heard lin and knew him, in lis last days, rejoice in
knowing, that he continued the unwavcring advocate Of our principles to he end;
and that in hiSdcah he had hope, having cleaned his head upon the blessed Sa-
EIour, and hcIhed his life out swccIy there
, 1842-10-22

Eporto Of Conmtnee rc7atjra to lie DEATH ef El3r- ~garlanaa.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING.


Agreeably to public notice, a portion Of
the Democratic Republicans convened al
Grillis's store OH Saturday, the 18th inst.
and on motion the meeting was organized
by appointing Alexander Mebane chair.
man, and Capt. John Grillis and Morgan
Mehane secretaries.
At the request Of the chairman, Gen.
Benjamin Trolinger explained the object
of the meeting in brief and feeling man.
ner.
On motion, the chairman appointed
Gen. Benjamin Trolinger, Joseph Baker,
sr. and William Crawford n committee To
draft resolutions expressive Of the sense
of the meeting. After retiring for a few
minutes, the committee made the follow
ing report:
Whereas it is the duty as well as the
right of people living in free country,
to express their opinions upon public mea'
sures and their feelings towards public
men, this meeting does express by the
following resolutions the sentiments en-.
tertained by the Democrats here present.
l. Resolved, That we approve of the
County Convention to be held in Hills
borough on Tuesday Of May Court, to
nominate suitable candidates to be run on
the Democratic Republican ticket for seats
in our next General Assembly.
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!. ResnlEsd That We - fprmsn Nv.
ing O. ne EeEiem SIDE a HaH River.
and laboEing under he griexsnre ~ loud.
y eomPi.ined q. 80 perceive sreai in
consistency il ihe proceedings ef he
meeting held AZ he High Falls :, rpnsi-
der he sahjeei 81 dividing he county.
2.sRssoiyed. That We cherish ! Lind
leeling towards the eilixens az Hillsb0-
rough, snd well know that TOO great per-
sonal sacrifce win Be made by central
division Of the county; and Furthermore,
MAJ here was great prudence and sourd
Judgment exercised BY he magistrates Il
February term IN regard 70 building new
court honse, our pockets being ia con-
dillon not able 10 bear additional taxes.
2. Resolved, That We are Of opinion
that division OF lhs county al This lime
would bear heavily upon he tar payers.
a. Our tax would be necessarily increased.
a. Resolred, That ne. condemn he
hslh resolution adopted at lhe High Falls;
and whereas aceniral division Of The eoun-
y Is matter Of interest," 10 every voter,
We desire an adjustment OF this question
through the ballot box al The Augusielsc-
lion.
5. Resolved. That we, lhe voters pre-
sent, will not support any man who NAV
present himself before Us as candidate
Tor the Legislature. who win pledge him
selfIo carry ont The fifth resolution adopt
ed al the high Falls. As we view Il ilIi6e-
raj.
Q. Resolved further, That we approve
OF the Wing Convention to be held al
HiilsbOroogh 81 May Court, aad the
chairman Is hereby Instructed to appoint
delegates 10 said Convention.
In compliance with the last resolution,
the following persons were appointed de-
legaies:
Isaac Andrew, DR.. Abncr Holton. Isaac
Holt, esq, Marriott Robersoa, James Ro-
bersen, James Woody, Nathaniel Woody
and Jonathan Zachary.
On motion. The chairman was added 10
the list Of delegates.
On motion Of Isaac Holt, esq. il was
Resolved, That the proceedings ofihis
meeting be signed by the chairman and
secretary, and published in the lIillsbo-
rough Recorder.
WIN. JOHNSON. Gin.
aBxrn IIOLrOS, See'y.
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WING County Convention.

E@- Agreeably to the resolution adopt.
ed at the Wing meeting on the
23d of November last, the Wing Conven.
ton will meet in Hillsborough on FRIDAY
Of May Court (the nth for the purpose
Of selecting candidates to be run on the
Wing ticket Cor the next General Assem-.
bly,. Those districts in which delegates
have not been appointed, are earnestly
requested 10 hold meetings and make such
appointments before that time, that full
expression of the sense of the party may
be had on that occasion.
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MAa mIBDo

In this county, on the lllh inst, by
the Rev. John A. McMannin, Mr.. ions
F. LYONS, OF Granville, TO Miss ATTELI,
w. HOLDEN, daughter Of Thos. w. Hol
den, esq.
On Thursday last, by Albert Hinton
esq. Mr.. JACKSON STONE 10 Miss ADALIHI
O'DANlEL, all Of Chatham county.
9 In this county, on the 26ih nltimo. By
William F. Jones, esq, Mr.. WILLIAM
TAPP 10 Miss MARY, youngest daughter
Of Mr.. Josiah Thompson.
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WING MEETING.

On the lIth inst. a meeting was held
at Western School House, Orange coun-
ty, according to appointment. William
Johnson was called 10 the chair, aid Dr,
Abaer IIolton appointed secretary.
On motion, the chairman appointed
lsaas Holt, esq, Hiram johnson. James
Robinson, and Na,haniel Woody, COM
mittee 10 draft resolutions for the consi-
deraiinn Of the meeting. After retiring
f1r short tim., the committee reported
the following resolutions, which were
real by the ssc:etlry, AMI unanimously
alap,el:
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Rippey, Jacob liali, IIrndeson Scot,
" Ills sslllEs. sydney PEsthsI, Siephsu
y haze, EdNald Benson ana Niaizm S.
Alootfi = Hhoms On molion, lie chair.
man and secretaries were added.
On mellon.
Resolved. Thai lhese proceedings be
published N the lillsb0r0Bgh Recorder.
JAMES JOHNSTON, PssgE.
AEEL cEFFIs, oee1
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TO the Public.

THE subscriber has IN full operation in his
mill Barreii's GarliCk and Smut Ma.
chine" which cleans Wheat, without waste,
from all Elth, and will bring into use the smut
aud garck Wheat, that has heretofore bcen
almost useless. ....
His Carlng Machines are in good order un-
der the snPerin,endence Of 5. S. Ciaytor. esq.
whose skill in cardiug wool is well known.
The highest price will be given for Wheat,
Flax Seed, aud Wool. A supply Of Wool Rolls
for sale.
THOS. w. HOLDEN.
\ Enoe Mills, May IL. al
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Notice.

A MOTION will be made before the Justices
sss Of the Peace at the May Term Of oar Cont
Of Please and Quarter Sessions, on Thursday,
that the Sheriff be instructed 10 open the polls
at the August election and 10 take the sense
OF the people upon the question of the Division
of0ranee County. tits hoped, therefore, that
there will be full bench &c justices present.
This seems to be the wish Of large portion Of
the people Of the county.
May 4. ga
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JOHN GRiFFIs,
MoRoAS MEBASE. 90 =

Some Comfort for Rtpudiaiors The
Vicksburg Wing says--l'he Repudistors
Of Mississippi will doubtless be glad "a
learn that slllainy ihriyss in some other
place besides Mississippi. The liberal,
enlightened. reinsd aud honest govern
ment % Mexico. has repudisled deb, o.
si2. 600, 900, for loan contracted dur.
ing The Presidency Of Busianeuie. The
grounds upon which Mexico repudia,e.
% fully equal TO that assumed BY Missis
sippi. and that Is. that The terms Of the
loan were "p,ejudicisl 20 the interest Of
The National Treasury, and an insu,l IL
tile public morsls!!''
Mississippi and Mexico! Nc Mutt and
Santa Annail
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Last Notice.

a liz persons indebted 70 o. f. LONG
Il CO., are earnestly requested to
come forward and make immediate pay
ment, between this and May Court.
Those who fail 10 attend 20 this, may
expect 10 be waited upon by an officer
uiihom any exception.
D. F. LONG &. co.
April 4 IS
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3 Resolved. That Ire chairman AZ.
noili iueniy-one delegates INN Captain
Gnfhs's district . attend said ConEen-
lion-
,. Resolved. That We sppr0ve he no
Eninaiion 81 Louls ID HExRg for Cover.
nor. and that NC MIL use al honorable
means ID secure Ms election. and not BY
hrmbeggery, hard cider. log cabins, Of
dry gourds.
In pursuance Of he secsnd resolution,
iAe chairman proceeded 20 appoint the
following delegates: Benjamin 'TroIingrr.
Joseph Rippy. Joseph Hardin. David
Perkins, William Crawford, David Mad
ans, Philip Crawford, Samuel Allen, ST.,
Frederick Royalt. John Royaii, William
Faucet. 81, John ROney. Morgan Me-
bane, Stephen Thompson. Joseph Pick
Ell. Joseph M.Adsms. Hugh M.Adams.
sr., and William Murray.
On motion. The chairman and CAPTAIN
Griffis we've added.
5. Resolved, That The proceedings OF
ibis meeting be signed BY the chairman
and secretaries. and sent 10 The Standard
and HillsborOugh Recorder for pubIica-
ton.
On motion Of Capt. John Griflis, Gen.
Benjamin Trolinger was called upon 10
address The meeting. He responded By
giving shot detail Of Wing hnmbugge-
", and Wing promises. and showed how
Ear their promises were carried into eiFecf,
and on careful analysis he clearly prov
ed to the satisfaction Of all unprecedented
men present, that so car from the pron6s-
e Of retrenehmenl and reform being car-
ried into effect. that on The contrary, the
most profigate and wasteiul extravaganza
have been pIacliced TO The fullest extent
on all occasions where they have acted.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
ALEX'R. MEBANE, Can.
JoHs GRirFIs, ST..
MoRoAS MEBANE.
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Attention!

THE Commissioned Officers Of tie 47ih Re.
gimcnt Of N. Carolina Militia, are here
by otified 10 meet in lIillsborongh on We'd.
nesday Of May Court, for the purpose a cleo
ting a Lieutenant Colonel, 10 gu The vacancy
occasioned by the death &c Col David Parker.
WM. II. WOODS. Col. Com.
Mayo 90
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Attentions!

VNHE Officers OF the Militia Of Orange county
4 are requested TO NEE, in lliil.boronah on
Wednesday Of May Court, for the purpose &c
appointing delegates TO the Military Gonven-
tion, which meets IN Raleigh on the 4ih July,
to memorializc the Legislature 20. amend the
militia Laws ol this Slate.
May 10. q3-
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flHE 6rn e MEBsNE 4 TUENER b,i.y
lhaa day dissolved ~ mnlaal eonFenl.
thsy Feqarsi al thasr sndehasa 70 he eonee,a
q cone leFward ard seaile aheir acsaaass
fsrfhuiih. uithout further ntaite. - n,oney !.
greatly wamsed. We hope neae nill exrtgt
lhemselres fsem shis ns.slse.
MEBANE a TURNER.
Ap1 Is. so-
HR%~ The business vii hereafter IA
- eondsctcd 81 The sahscribsr. lie
wonid ielnFn Ms shanks 10 Ei.e pnhiic far thv
llseFsi .pstroaage heretofore exiendcJ 10 he
krns and hopes or a continuance 20 ne sams.
JAMES MEBANE, in. /.
Apfi 10 go
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STATE or NoRTHcAROLINA,
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
March Term. 1912.


coEaeiias Barhaeea, and gashBn 0wen q wil,
henfieffa,
esMimeg
si'nen Genffy aa1 Wae MaFfls. Dagid Bueha
nee, saiis Burhanaa, Nina Baaager, Piely
biisssss. Israel Esluoed cad vie Susaa
kAaAtea bnrhaaon. Hillysrd Burhnnen. TITO
mas Mitchell Ard niI, Martha, Leafs Men.
tagae and vile hixy. r.. deaee Bnthanon.
Agnes Bsehanoa, Prisciila 3. esanon. Eliza.
beth B1chanon, aad Rosy Bsrhsaoa.
TT appearing 70 The satisfaction 81 lhe coars
- thai the defendants DAVID Burhaaoa, Geass
Buthsnon. Prissiis BsrkAnun. El.xahelh Bae-
hanon. and Rasy Bsehaaoa, are aoI residents
81 Tins state. q - therefore ardersd. lhsl puh
lirstion be made il The Hillsbaroarh Recorder.
ioE hse weeks excessively. that unless the
said detendants appear AZ tie neki Term Of this
Court, 70 be held Tor the eonniy of PeFson, Al
the eoart hosss in Marlborough. on the third
Monday "a jane neat. and thea and there
plead. answer OF demar 20 the cane, OF Il nil
be sea for heanng, and heard sK Parie as 10
then.
Maness Charles Mason, CLERK o. said Court,
q eiliee, The third Monday % March, 1919
CHARLES MASON, Clerk.
Psicesssr ss %. a.
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Negroes for Sale.

ynHE subscribers will oder for sale for cash,
- at Hhlsbnroueh, on the 22d Nav next, be-
ing the Monday Of May Court EIGHT or
NINE VERY LIKELY NEGROES, being the
same which were purchased by them 10 save
security debt. and ate now flered lnr sale fox
their Indemnity. The title islbeyond dispute,
but will be warranted.
ALEXANDER CHEEK.
hy G.. w. Johnston.
G. W. JOHNSTON.
WI. BARBEE.
March Is. &c ts
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Notice.

A IL persons indebted 10 The subscriber. are
earnestly requested 10 call aud settle Their.
does Immediately
LEMUEL LYNCH.
Maya 22-
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To AN whom ID may con-
Germ.


"HEREAS report has been put IN eireu-
w lalios, which if unroairsdlcicd BY me
mar be believed By soma 20 my injary; and ss
feel that Il 10 due 10 myself thai the relnia
ton should be as extensively circulated ss the
report. take ihis method ol making the INST.
Ter fally understood.
The fepari is. that drew np thc viii Of my
father, and Influenced lam 90 giss me and my
brother ! particular portion Of the property.
with the inienlioa Of cheating and dsiiaudlng
my sisters ont Of their iast due. This charge
is hard 10 bear; and. as God = ny Judge. am
innocent. The that has been thus thrown
upon me does mol e. 81 all, and for that reason
I will endeayof % return q 20 The right owner.
The following certificate, from those who we're
Interested 10 the matter and had the beat op
poriunily Of knowing the truth Of ihs charge
must satisfy every honest miad u my inno-
cence.
JOHN w. LATTA.
We, the undersigned legaIees, Who contend.
I'd against the will Of our father. Thomas Lat
"a, deceased, do most solemniy and honestly
protest TO the public, that ne never had the
least ihonghi that our brother. John w. Lstia,
did influence, or try 10 influence, our father 10
make or sign over bis property Tor the purpose
of cheating Us out Of our rights. Those Of ~
sho live together in ihe family. are willing Ia
testify 81 Iny lime that our brother Ras oppos-
ed to drawing our fathers will, bot that he
drew il merely 10 satisfy his father, and accord.
ing 20 bis direction.
Elizabeth Laita, Elendar Latia,
Jane Latia, Arena Laiia,
Amelia Lalta, Mary Long,
Rachel Latla, George Long.
May IL. "a 3w
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SGhdebares SolSlanD

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faitauinn uno anberem Sol, beWad,irn.
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