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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-22

I-IRGITIA CONVENTION, ls29-'3a-J. w. RANDOLPH &
co have sale Proceedings aud Debates OF ;e virginia
tenveuiion l29'3 which are sutolned tue he"
49," W '''t' 49, = Gift
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-22

f,oNSTRIICTION Observation-Disclosures Construed
and Constitutions vndcaied, John Taylor author OF Tue
t''' ~ ~ j. ". RANDOLPH 4 co.
Cliff
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y.-OOD BOULDlN, 4rTOR-TEY 1T LAM has remose ed 70
W the city Of Richmond and will attend all The Courts hea IN
the city S Office Main street, front room over inc s'o
" 6u'sas l. ii'|e' 65-2awtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-22

,lNt'gl. WINFKEE will Tobacco, Wheat and Flour,
on commissions and will particular attention 10 all pro-
peiir entrusted 10 his management.
,n a " ~ fly
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r AND FOR SALE-Will he sold on the 2sih OF present
Il monh if fair if the next fair day thereafter, public
10 the highest bidder the premises, credit of
monhs The tract Of land lying in Caroline county, the
side Of the dover right Of The late widow Of
Jn Yates deceased, adjoining the land OF Archibald Samuel
aai r containing one hundred and fifty and three quar-
acyes being less is deemed unnecessary
eae viii view the land themselves The above land
Will h. sl under tho viii of the said John Yates deceased
GEORGE s. WA ,RTON,
Administrator with the will annexed
Mach 70 le0-3.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-22

SWLEr o-l0O baskets Salad on, OF superior quality oil
ALEX. DUAL co.
r,- 90-f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-22

4 TEACHER WANTED.-One who can come well recon-
n led teach Latin and Greek, with ali me Necessary
branches Of an English Educaon viii find an asreeaD'e si"a
lion aad LIBERAL wages. AddressB W., Warsaw kchm'hd
county Nt.ina. o. e,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-22

WADSWoRTH, TURNER * 60.
OFFER Merchants this season an uncoiohy Iafee anu
" oeral assortment OF Foreign and Domestic, Spring and
'" i, ~ " 96--m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-22

THOMAS & CHARLES ELLIS, Importers of DRY GOODS
Hardware Cutlery and Guns street, opposite te La-
Bank have now in Store portion their Spring
.py which they country merchants and others on u
~" t.' ~ n ' -" - 1890 - - lQn-Im
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-22

-,o1 IcATUER OCO sides Leather, New York IN
rron branded ssgood' 'damaged" for sale at low
pics hy Da'IHfo" - 90 !,
rs 49,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-22

I,ycu.IcF CJOTHJNG STORE REMoVED.-STARR &
l. co have No 49, Main street. next door 10
Turner Co., where they would DO happy oSee W ~
ftends, and increased number OF new ones. % .,
hIE
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TO THE PUBLIC.


REPORT preudicia my character has got INTERPRETATION,
n and am Informed extensively simply from the
occupied do not deem necessary TO enter into
vndicaon tho matter where personally known
tculay neiyhborhond gentlemen have exann
ed The stains disguised al the idea of the ridiculous
that have been circulated when there nothing the appear
Of the stains justify suspicion that any thing had
been dshcnonby done by pronounce the
ed in the various be rapse les and
defy the authors of them 10 nbauae The slightest grounds
warrant hem in fabricatins such alsehoods. willing that
conduc shall b. scrutinGed they please but
defy them oduce gentleman who knows tha,
he believes that guilty of the charges In circulation
me. think II duty which owe myself aud family to
The The stains heing the
lie opinion be right about the wish conduct
through life 10 be such gain the respect of all honorable
and is alone offer This explanation The follow
ing certificates hope will he sufficient satisfy
though could be added deem unnecessary to
do II. BLANkENSHlP.
Halifax county, Va, March 4th, ls4i
HALIFAX CouS1Y, Va, Jan. a9th. 1874.
We, the undersigned, being called upon by Mr. Hezekah
Bankenshp the stains in The occupied by
aud having the Of the said fully explained by him
family and others present. fully Convinced, that The
their o 1879 said floor and thai TIE:
there roited and left ugly And, the stain below
stairs closet door, satisfied that was caused BY
the eson Of blood from the head OF Ingram VINO was
struck with chair by Christmas aud that part OF the blond
dropped behind bench standing the said closet
discovered removed at
the time We cannot believe that the report circulation
ought ue reputation of the said Bankenshp for the
the the floor above stairs such to salts
made by blood except small place which stained by
blood McCargo who present. and tes
attempt the Of the popasators OF e sara re-
upon Mr. Blankrnshp without the least
cause from the appearances in the house to Justify
RICHARD EDMUNDsoN,
JOHN J. THRoCKMoRToE
W. wins tho
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-22

We present when the explanation contained in III"
made by MIR BlaGkensp ard family, but
SINCE aud fully of opinion that he
nothing the stains above stairs and believe MIN 10 he
rey innocent Of producing them by foul means whaver
think explanation which he gives himself sufficient
to salisf! any unpreiudiced mind.
THOS. c. WEtTWORTH
ROYALL TERRY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-22

(,lIES, MISCELLANIES, &c.-Poitica Mscellanrs, COM
VI piled by Gov Gies-Price 81 .,a-
Lectures the Restrictive Sysem-price ~ %.
Taycr Construction Constred-prce 81 Is For SAFE az
J. w RANDOLPH & CO . Bookstore anu Bindery,
lei West Main street. Richmond
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-22

III. Jt'REY COH.NTSSIU.N -NERCH7.N
V sells Toacco Flour Wheat and ether Produce ana on
in md Liberal cash advances omce on
ary street three Williams HaNall's Warehouse
on Basin Bank. ,.,. r.,
observation-disclosures F. 4 J. s. James Co., Rchmond .n'
J,hq T. Jones w F. Farish ESQ., Charlottesville; Messs D.
Tn.,ey Go Lynchburg; May Esq Saunton; John u NC
Cahan EsG Bnchanan w A Sanders Esq.,, Buckingham;
-, 's""'' -4' ~ gi-tf
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- 80 the Richmond Enquirer.

PUBLISHED three t,Esss neck dGr'as ne issoH
= peeh dar1ug tas rest OF GAS year
.:i' >'a'e TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
o,,,Is Ger snaurr, and Three Dollars for SIX months
rive "cr 10 paid Office RENTED by mall! posi-
.es ~ ,,,,,s per annun at the end of the year;
y NdHe i At IN, TAX Editor; tie postage Of al
Pad the Gp. u n. accumulation Of
seAte' " business which operates TAX
apa Eiic1 for nine papers annually shahavethe
.sE.a gr.'is. TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
nm. square Of ssSteehlime > " ''
.sr mus, accompanied with the advance
ofdefs references, 10 insure e1ecu.iO,.
scua' wi be maa solicitation several of our city friends
20 Se;,nued TO take msa rv ~ saw any Thing in
ssrs We deem likely TO herelrcm to the whole
ts rom ertsare , - advertisement, twice
n.y. aud e frery paper, and once week IN essry 0n me-
1 such M pc 10 single advertise
square ec'hu nav pro FOR enlargement ne
thsy .v please without any additional cost
The jonSp..g Gre ;a' terms ., $40
Fori saaa'e' 40
j twice week. IS
Al and from Inc mus be aasen
M IL The endorsion ofthe Postmaster In the H, h
rhey iu no case be n.zss has proved hereto
re lGa.ain.We must, heeipIe he pos,mas;er
s communication icing cert'hed oy tue name % TUG
...,r the beck of hststtfr astt.red =, In Cured
~ uhscrpons shall hereafter ne considered As sS
80 ~ a,vance and year spuhica'ion nhiess Z
'h ~ n, shorier time AID paid for in advance Tor
Tine when ordered. o-,o- ~ , =, new and IN
o s,scriher unless paid for in advance or
b. made 10 known aud accessible person IN s
nhscr;scr ar his But, in case oil an otuei oi
% v;,hol, payment from subscriber who IS unae
conditions, single hummer ma! "
-i,n or by, OF inns 80 =, h
80 rhs names Of subscribers whose ABILITY 70 pay ~ -
-no,rn N Inc publisher and who may remain ma
, =, The end of TWO years from the tine when .e ;,
nsn, vas dre erased from me list OF ~
-! Resolutions % the Edt0ra1 coheeH1oa , y ;s
r,b... Resolutions are Of the results oil ne
o ana The biie. experience of the Editorial Iol VI
~ 80 nssenhed m Richmond the lIth icoo
~, ,,ess Hesol determined 10 ahiae
p ECON nd andoir interests require an nnea
10 hem, Several the American are driven
M, s rs custom of CASA Payments no Gas OF neh has
Lat more ly an Of TIE Crsdii System than te Editors OF
The great difficulty consists IN the transition from
@ vsie 10 the the Resolutions oil he
raI Convention have been induced TO continue ssvera
5 nbcr;bs on Book who in arrears to this once
T., change The name OF every SUBSCRIBER "n
"a nT.raen will positively beatrIckeR on lronl our ron
:, ,b- commencement Of our next volume -
6.ser1 recommended TO the Editors oi Ne"spa
pe, iou Commonwealth 10 publish at the head n
hi. ,pes advertising ana that they strictly ad
hen, Inc same and that these prices be always such as 10
sivr \ fair cn,npe nsaon for the labor performed"
Resolution of he Editorial Canpentinn
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NOTICE TO PLANTERS AND MERCHANTs.-The rate of
~ Tobacco in hogheads from Castor to Pc
eburg BY the Greenesve and Roanoke and Petersburg Ran
roads IS cents per 100 pounds from Petersburg Richmond
the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad il is 81 30 hogs
had These rates include all charges Of forwarding anspoa
dayage if the Tobacco is consigned to
Agent Of the Greenesve Railroad Company at Gaston and
agent at Petersburg. :,
Tire Greenesve Railroad Company advcnis, TO forward an
produce as soon a il reaches Gaston will take from The
Petersburg Depot fast IL reaches Petersburg so a IN no
than day and half or two days between
Ga 0 and Richmond.
The Dry Goods and Groceries from Richmond to re-
: follows
On Dry Goods IN boxes, a cents per hundred
in bales, IL do.
On Groceries, 10 do.
And FROM Petersburg 10 CASTOR. 25 cents per 100 lbs.
JOHN WILLIAMS Treasurer.
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Office, Feb. 3d. 93-2m
~ The Raleigh Register Waenton Reporter, Oxford Eyami
ner Million Spectator and Danvi Reporter will please copy
twice week for MONTHS and send their this Of
Sra
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Feb. 3
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-22

~ >rES' INTEREST TABLES, &c.--J. w. RANDOLPH &
W Co. have for sale
Interest Tables which is shown the ineres. on any sum
from 81 10 $4,000 by George Oates
Tles of Interest and Exchange which is shown the inter
ON any sum- the of domestic aud foreign exchanges
&c, on an entirely plan, by George Oates
Row;eit's Interest Table
R"se,s, .r,%e Tables Feb 30 GIT
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S,EABROoK,S WAREHOUSE-lt affords the Inspectors oil
- 10 inform the Planters OF tobacco IN
Carolina that Seabrooks WarehonSeis no"
reception of Tobacco; that ample insurance
against fire all Tobacco IN the Warehouse Inc
dayag. the 10 other warehouses; mat feeh'
Will paid Tobacco TO them that their undivided at
trnou will paid business Of the Warehouse, and every
Effort made their part 10 expedite business
THOMAS {. BCRCH, r,sns.,ors
THOMAS +. JOHNSON, Sf
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From the Spectator
BARGAIN AND SALE.

Some of Mr.. Clay's friends, more jealous than
prudent, deny that there was any bargain between
him and MIR. Adams in the election for President in
1894 and affect vast deal OF Indignation that the
charge is still persisted in, and believed by large
portion of the American people.
The fact was charged at the time of the alleged
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. thai was not refuted was
adduced, and the judgment Of the nation pressed in
the election Of General Jackson and the indig nabt
expulsion from power of Messrs Adams and CLAY.
had, 1t thought by all impartial men, settled this
question forever. If time has removed from the
stage of life many Of the witnesses OF this foul trans
action and efaced from the public memory a vivid
recollec lon of the facts The record Of the testimony
gwen by them has been preserved. We have that
record, and intend to submit IT to our readers as ra
pdly as our space will permit.
The first witness We shall place upon the stand is
the Honorable David Trmbr, who as at the time
member of Congress from Kentucky. His COMES
Improbable testimony He well knew his reasons
for voting for MIR. Adams, and he stated il publicly
TO his constituents. He and Messrs Johnson and
Metcalle, who were also members of Congress from
Kentucky, were high IN MIR. Gays confidence. and
emphstcaly his agents and attornes in fact, acting
with Mr. Adams attorneys in fact These gentle
men had all, prior TO the election publicly declared
TO their constituents that Mr.. Adams was the last
man they would choose, alleging as reason for IN.
hostility bl- well known hostility TO the West &c
Without further comment, we will adduce a pottion
OF the esImony, and would suggest TO our Dem era
tic brethren the prolrIety of devotng occasionsIy
portion OF their columns TO the republication of Inc
evidence which, we think, will Prove conclusiyel,
the guilt Of the parties implicated, TO every mind
open TO conviction.
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Correspondence Of the Madisonian.

PHLADELrHiA, Oct 4.
10 i~ Eda'r h< 'udaso"'ah'
sh' Having already advised you OF the Democra'
TIC Demonstration 70 uSe place 'uS evening IN the
Guy OF inoepe"ceoce' ""'' "nnou' TURNER pre-
""'"s',' e"oe''o' p" SNOW you no" TAT my most
''"g""' esPeo'''o"s nave oeeu 'es' ecu
"e "s' pace, men, ''e sun set "i'"ou' a sPeck
" ''o"' =" 'e"ee' "'s parting rays 'ea'ms exclusive
'o"'n'o' 20 "e ors"' '''''' pecun'r 10 'ne nnes'
''"'A'e anu ''e nos' co'fm'"g OF seasons No'
zephyr was ABROAD ho' NOISE was he'ro' and at
"o"s". ""'" u '''"e' IVA. o"'o might nave gov
''''o "' "o'o' p'ai vi 'punoer oufs' ron
0'u"''s "''''''oe' p'ooi''"'"s '"e absolute usur-
paw" " "' s'9 =, ue n,"s' animated democracy
w. % "Oss"'' "e ma" u, ""'on 'ne Deciara-
~ ', P''',".' "'' S"'''eu '"o uou-
$50 ""' '"' 'u"''eos " sP'e"o'o private resi-
-,- f0''-''e1 'O'' 'o'O"'' '''
90 '''f' O' '''
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and Henry ID. Gilpln, tSq, adjoining. when were
brilliantly illuminated, and commenced a waving oil
lamps, banners and nambeau lights, which continued
without intermission for near two hours The cheer
Ing q different points, occssioned BY responses aud
other eneoursgements from at least every other map
sion on the route was pc iecy perpetua aud show
ed that whatever may be the predictions OF land
lords in the city proper their tenants are satisfied WIN
" Salad, even where Polk preponderstes noticed,
in more instances than one, sick men, and even sick
women, who am quite sure. belonged To their beds,
bostered up ut their windows, properly fortified
against the night air waving hats and flags, 10 token
of their heartfelt cooperation IN The dolngs Of the
robust aud The strong. One thing | shall never for
get, saw a middle aged lady who was fortunate
enough to be the tenant Of gentleman who is De-
mocrst 10 spite of his wealth, sitting at her window,
waving an old rusty, laoerated starspanged. " ban
nern which size told me was the same that was wav'
ed by herself and sisters in the city of Baltimore,
while the battle of North Point, battle, by the by
between Democracy and Federalism, in full
blast took her number, and sent platoon Of the
est musicians in the procession to play under her
window, " Betty you shall de-" which they did,
long and sweelly, aud with right good will.
As 10 the banners, inscriptions and other devices
used this proud occasion, can say but little more
than that they all that party enthusiasm could
suggest, peppered and splced with goodly sprinkn.
OF sterling ingenuity. That " same old Coon was
served up into as many dishes as the best French
cook could have desired. Now just executed, now
skinned, and now the prey of Chanticleer and his
whole family including, Of course, his hens and pull
lets. Texas and Oregon also put into requisi
ton, as Polk berries and Hickory boughs. The
funniest thing, however, Roorbach being expound-
cd, as my friend J. Roorbach C would say,
by goodly, pelhoric Coon in short breaches, with
the editor of certain Albany journal officiating as
Janilor But must request you to draw your
Imagination for ten thousand times than tongue
or pen can tell The whole affair was intended 10
exceed description, and like all others, must knock
under TO its success.
Our Wing friends, aching, no doubt, under the
soporifc influence of the returns from Mary land and
Delaware, acted very MISUNDERSTANDING with
hands raised, eyes fixed, and jaws set. Nor did any
accident unpleasant circumstance occur 10 mar the
general jubilee.
This, assure you, is but harbinger Of what will
take lace within the thirty days. in the city and
county of Philadelphia, and in the STATE Of Pennsyl
vania. Conscious Of our position, conscious Of what
Mr.. Webster calls our Keystone advantages, we are
determined make ourselves felt in the present con.
we will drop it, where Old Hickory dropt the shells
at New Orleans, upon the heads of the enemies OF
Republicanism and Liberty IL.
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REID ON THE STEAM ENGINE.

A POPULAR description of IT, construction and
"A aoinn, with sketch Of it, History and Of the
Laws OF Heat and Poeumatics; one small volume
WITH number OF engravings, by Hugo Reid A
few copies of the above work jos mpor ed from Lon
don by r. TAYLOR, prc, 81 10
On hand for sale, great vaioiy OF other works on
the Steam Engine, both Eng-h and American. en-
braeinp all those which are of the ghes reputation
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s75s Is
$500 w
s5,25s Is
For his salary for Two months,
FOR OUTFIT =

Now, slthough Mr.. John had no other APP
pointmsnt Gave Secretary of Legaton) 'hln that
bestowed by his father, who had no power to make
him Charge, Hssns Clay and adams paid The ADORE bill
Four thousand FIVE hundred dollars outfit, when he
was already out outfits designed to pay Minis
ters expenses out to the place of destination, and al
ter they have been commissioned by the President
The Committee Of Investigation reported 10 favor Of
suit being brought for the recovery of all and
shove Mr.. Johns regular pay $4,000 per annum) as
Secretary of Legation.
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
or THE
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.
Session Of Is44-45.

THE LECTURES will commence on Monday
November the 4th and be continued under The
following arrangement TO the middle of March en-
suing.
Practice and Theory Of Medicine. BY Nathaniel
Chapman, NJ. ID.
Chemistry, Robert Hare, MD.
Surgery, William Gibson, NJ ID
Anaiom William T. tlorner. NJ D
Institutes OF Medicine, Samuel Jackson. M
MD. 1871
Obstetrics and the Diseases Of Women and Chill
dren, Hugh l.. Hodge, M ID
course Of Oh ical Lectures and Demonstration.
IN connection with the above, will be given AT the
very extensive and convenient lnfrmary. called the
Philadelphia Hyspitsl
Clinical Medicine, by w. w. Gerhard. MI
Clinical Surgery, Drs Gibson and Homer.
Clinic 81 Instruction in Medicine il also given from
The hrst day Of November TO the first dsy of March
by DR.. Wood, in the Peposylvsnia Hospital
Clinical Instruction is likewise given at the Uni.
vefsity, every Saturday morning
w. T. HORNER. W. ~,
Dean Of the Medical Faculty.
263 Chestnut street, Philadelphia
Sept 30, lSi4-3tawd&c tllnov
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. ,s.l,.x ...ol,.. touohinx esslsia isends Of the
cause who had deceased during the past year. VIZ
Hon. Ebenezes Sesver, Hon Amsss sie'soh' sho
Iion. Ben amin p. Williams. copy oil These r'So-
buttons on motion of Mr. Thompson, Of Milton was
directed 10 be .snt 10 the families OF Tie deeessed'
While these resolutions being read. the asset
by rose aud with uncovered heads listened, sho
adopted them with ike demoDstI auoos OF respee
They are as follows
Whereas The democratic cause in The county oil
Norfolk has during the Iast year sustained severe
loss by the death OF three OF IL most distinguishes
friends therefore,,
Resolved, by tins Convention, that before Prooeed-
INK 10 the important matters which have assembled u-
together, would pay RAISING tribute OF respect 10
the memory OF Hon Ebenezer Sesver, Hon Amasa
sIetson, aud Hon Benz. ?. Williams, Who since gu,
last annual Convection, have departed ths me- aho
| left a void which will not soon be filled.
Resolved That IN the loss OF these tined irieno' o'
the democratic CAUSE the county and the State nav,
lost three OF their most faithful, public sprnod anu
ngle-herried fellow eitizens and neither we Ieea
them to rtcollectoDs IN their position as p'a,,
citizens or in the high walks of public life, we VIII
bear in grateful remembrance their hrmness oi Pui
Jose, their unloading principles, ana their un'ne
ing devotion TO the pure democratic faith, SO long a.
there is vitality enough remsnng m this county u
| do honor TO pubic honesty and private virtue
We shall publish the general resolutions on ano'he
day.
On motion of MIR Wright, from Roxbury, thu
Convention proceeded TO ballot for democra &c can
didates for the State Senate, and the following
| named gentlemen were unanimously declared elect
ed
Edgar N. Whitaker of Needham,
jesse Pierce, Of Stoughlon,
Henry Hobart Of Foxboro'.
| The result was greeted with enthusiastic applause
They are all good men and true-and their names ar
"lower of strength" to the democratic cause Nc
member of the democracy of Old Norfolk has reason
TO be ashamed of them and what is more the demo
! Gratis of that county mean TO elect them.
An tfiicient County Committee was chosen, an'
other arrangements for an active organization made
The Convention at O'Clock, p. NJ, adjourned
sine die.
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DELAW ARE ELECTION.

The Inielligencer still insists that the Wing Banner
Stale has gone for the Wings The Philadelphia
American Sentinel, received last n ghi, gives the
official return, which must settle the matter. I he
State has gone for the Democrais-the banner has
been lost most ngloriously lost
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an raosx raisGs wH,ch ARE hsshNi'Al l.'
:. gs,yY-,, so.-gssEsTiALs, LiBERrri AND IN Al
,u,sos caAsirv.---A agtasii'..