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Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-21

o. am candidate for reelection ,o the office of Clerk of the Circaii Court of Mobile county at the
 apl5 'I : AUGUSTUS BROOKS.
 0o-JAMEs HAtiAN is announced by h,. friend. as a candidate for the office of Cruuit Clerk of Mo. bile county at the ensuing Angus, election. aps Oo- The friends of JAMES SCOTT announce him as a candidate for the office of Clerk of the Circuit Court of Mobile county the election sn the sst Monday of August next g ,. mh25te* | IrNED s. RATCLIFFE ,s proposed by his friends candidate for Clerk of the Circuit Court, | and will he supported by ,'. 1 .at1 l'' Oo-We are requested to announce EDWARD B.. GALE a candidate for Clerk of the County Court | at the ensuing election. mh1l UeI respectfully announce myself as candidate for Clerk of the Circuit Court of Mobile county, al the ensuing August election. .'I. mh8 Slif J. w. LANG.
 0o- To the Voters of Mobile eouniy: We are au. candidate fT reelection to the office of Clerk of the County Court of Mobile county, al the ensuing Au- gust election. feb8 60tiles OJ-The friends of JOHN P. REMY announce him as candidate for the office of Clerk of the Cir. cult Court of Mobile conutv. at the election on the first Monday of August next janl4 3s,es oo- The friends of WILLIS W. GAY w,ll sup. port him as candidate for the office of Clerk of the County Court. at the election in August next. Ia
 janI6 40tes
 0o-I offer my name to the voters of MobiIe county as eandnae for the office of County Clerk, al the ensuing August election. ltas rt-f.t
 yanl5 39te EDWIN RUST.
 W-The undersigned announces himself as can. didaie for Clerk of the Circuit Court of 0be ty, at the ensuing August election. Iii tLLLt 1
 ian17 Ate JACOB s. MARSH.
 IT MUTUAL LIFE INsURANCE--NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY or BosToN-(GUARANrEE CAPITAL 4lG0,OOU l-Wili n- sure Lives on the Mutusl Principle al favorable raes
 Table of Premiums and forms of application, together with any other information relative 10 the Institution. may be had application ai the office of
 .H. tI., DEXTER & ABBOT, Agents,
 jan26 24 St Michael-street sl uMUTUAL SAFETY INsURANCE co of fNsw- -York--A Dividsnd of rwEsry-THREE HALs FER CENT declared the 9th inst. Capital increased to SIX HuNDRED AND sixTy-srvEN THousAND DOLLARS Total ssssss mion of dollars. !-la'iI
 Pets0ns who did business wish tho Agency during the ye.r just ended, will receive their Dividends m Scrip February.
 Applications for InsuR ANcE will he received at the office of the Agency, of st Francis and Royalsis up s'sirs Ijsnlsl ROBERT s.RUNKER, AgspI
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-21

pI respectfully announce myself as candidate for Clerk of the Circuit Court of Mobile county, al the ensuing August election. . .... '',..
 mh8 S4tf J. w. LANG.
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.FOR COLUMBUS

.FOR COLUMBUS .s A E~ h The fine fast running steamboat SSzsEsF7a.. GEN. HARRISON, J. B. Wiley master, will depart cr the al,o,e and intermediate landings, THIS DAY, Plat, a, o'clock PM. ,f For freight or passage apply on hoard or 10 r ap2' NJ. WAKING & co.
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R iFLES-The subscriber has been appointed " the agent of z. B. Armnry t Co.'S Increased twist, false muzsel and globe sighted R,fes-,he best article in use, warranted to shoot wih accura. cv rom 100 to $50 yards sample can be seen, and where all orders for the above Rifles can be ex- ecuted. al No'l2 Dauphin street. .i1i.
 ap21 JAMES CONNING
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O. l am candidate for reelection ,o the office of Clerk of the Crcai Court of Mobile county at the ensuing August election. .-.-.....
 aol5 - H AUGUSTUS BROOKS
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Alter which, Mir. E. BARTON will periorm a Flute olo-Nicholson-ssHome! Sweet Hnme, accompanied by Mrs. Richardson the Piano Forte. "1he Clog Hornppe," by Master Jo Jefferson, and the "tlishland Fling,'' hy Miss Jefferson.
 To conclude with the farce of the
 RENDEZVOUS. a. Sophia. Mrs. Richardson; Lucretia, Miss Coad; Rose, Mrs. Vernon; Bolding, Mir. Prior; Quake, Williams; Charles, Fisher; Smart, Mir. Green; Siinnn. Master IaGe. ann
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. HAVILAND, CLARK & CO, IMroR,

rr HAVILAND, CLARK q CO., IMPORT AND WHoLEsALE DEAI FRS in Druss and Medicines Surgical and Dental Instruments Chemic7s feriumey Brushes, Window Glnss, Pants, Oils. Dye sluna, &c
 Nos. 45 and 4 Wafer sfreef-MobILh' HAvILAND, KEEsE q Co, New-Ymk.
 HAvILaED, HkRRAL & ALLEN, Charleston, B. U. HAyILAKD, RIsLEY Co, Augusta, Ga drc2 Icmo uWILLIAM N. DENTIST. Having returned fsuin the North. he found al his dId quarters. Nh AS Dsuphin street. Ihrse doors below Roy a-North side.
 RsFEHEscEs-Dr Leveri. Dr.N"t. n"v29 2Isf. 9TrCHINA, Glass, Earthenware and Cut- RY-WHoLEsALE AND RETAIL.-The auhscriher is new receiving extensive of the NhOve aT- ces which he offers sa Ihe lowsat prizes. s-ssis novl4 JAS. MASrERsON, Importer. 34 WAterst
 FOR NEW ORLEANS. -s A
 (RsRuiar Semi-V-ekly packet to the NGag Basin.l Leaves New Orleans "Wednesday and Saturday Evenings. Leaves Mobile Tuesdays and Fridays.
 0o- Cabin passage S6. Deck passage $i.
 HsanzF~ n The fine and staunch sIeamer LlArAaank MONTEZUMA,J J .McC Baker mas ter, will leave for the above rort on TUESDAY, 22nd April nj 10 "'cIock AM. Qr- Her rates of freight reduced five cents per barrel from this date. l'..t
 For freight or passage. having excellent accommo- daIinns, apply on hoard or io
 ap2l C. A. GILBERT & BRO.. 50 Com-s, FOR NEW -ORLEANs-T the Rirp. lhyxatS steamer FASHION, II. Fullerton ~ master. will leave for ihe above port on IUEsDA1 sh o'clock PM. For feghi or passage aprs nn board. . t ap2l
 .4..-.H. FOR WETUMPKA. . E e The good substantial steamer FAC Skressz3E5S5R TOR, M. w. Garrison, master, will leave for the above and in,ermedia'e landingS, THIS DAY, 2lst instant, ai $ o'clock PM.
 For freight or passage, apply nn board or to sp2l Nj, WAKING co. E .,.. FOR TUSCALOOSA. efr A EDs h The fine light draught steamboat Nrxzzi I i will leave for the above and intermediate landings un THIS nAY, 2ls, inst at 5 o'clock, PM.
 For freight or passsge apply on board or to
 ap2l M. WAKING & co.
 .FOR COLUMBUS - S n The fine fast running steamboat A- |
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0o-We requested to announce EDWARD B. GALE as candidate for Clerk of the County Court at the ensuing election. mh1l
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-21

0o- The friends of JAMES SCOTT announce him a candidate for the office of Clerk of the Circuit Court of Mobile county al the election sn the lst Monday of August next l . mh25te*
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-21

lTNED s. RATCLIFFE- s proposed by his friends candidate for Clerk of the Circuit Court, and will he supported by :. ts.l '"'
 febl7 67n H R.,. MANY VOTERS.
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A CARD-Master and Miss JEFFERSON beg <A- leave 70 announce that the Theatre will open THIs EVENING, April 2l. for ther BENEFIT, it having been kindly given them by Messrs. Ludlow & smith free of charge, on which occasion the ladies and gentlemen of the company. including the Orches- Ira. have in the handsoInest manner volunteered; al SO, Mrs. Stuart, Mrs Kent and Mrs. Richurdson, who will appear in two fvere plays, with other en. 'eriainments, which they hope will receive a liberal share of that patronage they will strive de. serve. -
 IF Box book now open ap2l
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EV under the firm of HOYT, FORD &k ROBIN. SON, will e dissolved hy mutual eohsent Sn the lst day of May next. The unsetiled b1siness will be closed hy either of ,he nndersigneds who Wifuse the name of the firm in liquidation only. ' .5., -
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LEMUEL- M. CRANE, DANIEL B CRANE. JAMES H. CRANE.

COPARTNERSHIP--T undersigned have V formed copartnership. for the purpose of uansaciing a Commissinn business, under the name of HARRISON & ROBINSON; fras .and after the first day of May next. E. HARRISON.
 of the firm of Harrison < Blair.
 c. ROBINSON, sa
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-21

0o-JAMES HAGAN is announced by hts friends candidate for the office of Circuit Clerk of Mo. bile county at the ensuing August election. ap8
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-21

We give b. low A copy oi the letter addressed b, the Mexican Minister of Foreign Relations to Mir. Shannon, and also the Mexican circular addressed to the Mm,,e,s of Spain, France and Eng land, on the subject of the adoption of resolutions for the an nexation of Texas by the United States Govern aea,. The substance ofihe,e documents has been already laid betnre nur readers.
 To His ESc,iiency Wilson Shannon, Enpoy Extra.
 oydgafv. 6rc,
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-21

EVACTORAGE AND COMMISSION BUSI- IT NESS-The undersqnef will cnntinwefhe above business under the firm of HOYT A FORD, aad tender their services to their friends and the public generally. WAIT s: HOYT.
 apl4 T5tr sfrtta CLINTON FORD.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-21

DISSOLUTlON NORTHWESTERN lI lie ooice is hereby given, that the copastner- ship heretofore existing betwfen the subscriBers, der the name and firms of L. N. &s D. B. CRANE, in Newark, in the State ofNew Jersey, and D. B. CRANE & co. of Mohile. in the State bf Aiaia- ma, in this day dissolved, by mutual consent. The firm names will be used h-reafitr by either of the undersigned only, in the liquidation. -''ss
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-21

" AN'rED A WET NURSE-One of un ioubl- W ed health and character will obtain a good situation by applying at hs office. ap2lhM
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Mobile, Apr,ll5, ls46.

NOTICE-A All persons having cfaims against tho " subscribers will kase pisseni them tpr pa,mert on or before the first of May ahd ,bose indebted to us will please call and settle. .su ,.5.--. ..
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-21

NOTICE-The undersigned has ilis day with N drawn from lhe firm of THos. P. MtLLrR Co Thns P. Miller ard Orlando FsFness, are authoris io sign in behalf of'he firm, collecting and payine the dehis due lo and from said hrm. lt
 JOHN S.. REMSEN.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-12-11

was about to give He believed he would be FUND With
the minority but he still felt il incumbent him TO dis
charge his duty in conscientious MANNER and according
TO the best lights he had
Mr. MDonad said that all Legislatures mere crea-
tuIes Of the Constitution under which they acied The
people the original of all power, and their will
should be faithfully carried out by their servants. The
power to district The State and take the census drec
tory obligations resting upon under its provisions. The
only matter 10 be argued before this committee Is IS TO
whether the Legislature has the power designate the
portion of represen Iasve district from which member
must be elected This is The question, and it is the dis.
trict whole that look at. without any refer
county lines When this question is settled
in the mind OF member, he is prepared TO vote upon it..
Every citizen eligible be representative this floor.
when he possesses certain qualifications therein provided
Mr. Lane according TO this test does not the quail
caton Of residence, the Representative Of Ohio
y, required by law. aud therefore eligible its Rep
resenis,ive upon this 4 ror.
The committee of the hole rose. reported progress
and notion discharged from the further consiera-
tion of the
The House then adjourned.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-12-11
Election Of U. $. Senator.

The result of the election of IT, S. Senator, must
convince every one, if doubt existed, of the entire
harmony and concert Of the Democratic Party in In
diana. Before the session of the Legislature several
individuals having the full confidence and respect Of
the party, had been presented by their friends in var
Gus portions the State candidates for Senator.
The claims of Gov. Whitcomb, Hon. Robert Dale
Owen, Judge Law, Judge Chamberlain, Hon. Joseph
A. Wright, had all been considered, and each had
warm and ardent supporters among the democratic
members of the Legislature assembled at the capital.
The wings, anxious, at all times they are, to pro-
mote discomfort, "to divide and conquer" hoped to
fonent disorder in our ranks to induce some one of
the distinguished individuals above named to unite
portion of the Democratic party upon them, and by
promise of the whole wing vote TO defeat the cand-
date whom the majority Of the democrats in caucus
might agree upon as the person to We are truly
rejoced say, that every such attempt defeated
by the rmness the honor, the integrity, and democ
racy of the several individuals named. For however
desirable the station sought might have been, and it
is one of the greatest in the gift of free people, no
could be found, who willing for moment to
listen TO any such arrangement. They were unwil-
lug TO forfeit the confidence of their party by any such
compact, but honorably and fairly presented their
claims, to the judgment and determination Of their
political friends only and agreed without dissenting
voice to abide their decision The result our readers
have already learnt On the first ballot the Hon.
JESSE d. BRIenr elected by majority of four
teen votes over his Wing competitor 1t may not be
improper to state, in connection with this subject.
that just previous to the ballotng and while the con-
vention was assembled, the Hon. James G. Read.
Senator from Clark, in his place. and announc
ed that he was instructed by the gentlemen above
named to withdraw their names as candidates, evinc-
ing that they fully concurred in the nomination made
by their political friends in caucus. Should not this
be lesson to our political friends esewherel 1t is
Only by union, concert and harmony, that we can ex-
pect to sustain our party. The democracy Of Indiana
have shown in this elect on noble example of the
truth Of the motto: Every thing for tie cause,
nothing for men,"
Mr.. Bright resigned his Office as President of the
Senate on Monday and took his leave Of that body in
neat address. We regret that we have not room
for it in this paper.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-12-11

Me. Ellis replied that there was immense quantl-
ties Of land belonging to the General Government IN
The State Of Indiana subject to overflow, which not
ony rendered worthless to the Government, as they
could expect realize any thing from 1t while In
this condition, bat it is exceeding preudical to the
people living adjacent If the right of the State
was continued it could be reclaimed, and rendered
valuable.
MIR. Edmondson moved to refer it to the committee
on agriculture; which motion prevailed.
Mr.. Allison moved suspension Of the rules in or
der to take Up the joint resolution in relation to legal
izing the acts Of Henry Strickland, justice Of the
peace in Green county, which was accordingly dune
joint resolution was read the third time and passed
On motion of Mr.. Chapman of L., the Senate ad-
lourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-14
Valuable Real Estate


NM OLA FOlt SiiLE
UY virtue OF Two DEGREES pronounced by York CuVn-
- ~ Court, on the l5h OF September, l64J--0lr IN
FUX's next friend fuxs Tiustee-and the other in
Taylo Fox's hrs-iii- undersigned, commissioner
appointed 10 sad DEGREES will, the 9th day
OF October next, THAT being York County Court day.
the Court House nf said county. proceed 10 sell by
auction to the highest bidder for cash, (possrssun
be gwen the trsl day ui January the houses aud
lots named in The decree &c The cause first above cited
situated In Yorktown, aud knuwn the property and
residence Of the late John X. FOv, deceased, lying in
the corners of the Two cIosa siert., bounding the
Cont House lot and that OF the Swan Tavern one of
them Is used - Garden, and contains half acre; the
.Oiher an lnt nurr has IL yelling
House and Kitchen. II offers suitable advantages 10
persons desfOus tf purchasing such p,oituy. And al
the same time and ace. the decree in the
last named cause vii lie sold Tract o: Land lying Ia
York county, al the head of Of the brarchrs o
Back Creek, containing 10 acres, with an unfinished
Dwelling House tereon portion of Is arabic aud
tho reat IN good steamboat wood, cret of "n- and
two years p0sycssiom ven on the FIRST day of January
neI,l with interest thereon, fr M the day nG saf;
the purchaser TO give bonds 10 The several parties
cording TO their respective rights and with good per-
Snnal security, save rs 10 81 much rs will duray The
expenses of the sar and of this suit, which IL 10 he
paid i'll cash. The file 10 he Withheld until the pur-
chase money Is paid Alto NJ the same lime ai place,
toeJrcu'e order uf said Court will br sold for cash
six valuable slaves; amongst them ID good Female
Cook, and some line Field Hands
WM. NELSON, Comr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-14
Ecniiynnl;n T. O S;rri. o.
VALUABLE FARM AND MILLS FOR


IN conformity TO the las will and testament, Of John
1 Mckenncy deceased will, on the oth any ni No
vemher next sell 10 the highest bidder, nj public auc-
tion the premises tho FARM on which The tes:a.nf
resided, together With the Mills therrnnto belonging ~
tuaed tie il aponi river, about fifteen mites Sonth
of Fredericksburg, on tic main road icaulnr u 'l'n-
mond, aud six miles Wcst of Gninney's Depot ~ an
agreeable aud healthy neighborhood. The Farm con
tans hundred and seventy acres, more or less, on
which is comfortable dwelling House, with Tue neces-
sary out houses aud very valuable mill erected on
failing streams has three pair Of stones Two Tor
grinding corn and for wheat, with noting cloths,
and all other machinery necessary for manufacturing
lour-tocether with Saw N and Cotton Machine,
all Of which are now in excellent order Two pair OF
stones are cr:ven by iron machinery, on the most ap
proved plan.
There is also on the premises convenient and csin
Portable Store House, which is now filled WIN Goods
cyihy located at suitable distance between me mills
and dwelling house Ifdcsred the day cl SHE, the
Land Store House and Mills may be sole stpafateiy,'o
suit purchasers.
Surh dc able property rarely comes into market ana
good bargain may now be had. All who may wish 70
purchase requested to call and examine the premi
ses for themselves which there will always DC iouno
some person To show them the property
TERhs.-o7e third cash, the residue In II monlhs,
with interest from the day nf sale, he secured by ooao
and security, and a deed of trust on the premises
JOHN F. MCKINNEY.
Surviving Executor of John Mckinney, decd.
Sent. 26-ctds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-14

Iicsidch'-ahd II me Administration so discharge
hs uu1ies, as 20 win The confidence Of the great
leader oil Southern Free trade men, is there a
shadow oi apprehension, that the Republican
party will ma, ne one man whist. doun ,ts ,r;nd
,be IN. :,
aux 's""s -" i''ui'hs U 'ar i'iet-
ee"a'' sclloOlei u INC Lnd'ies'"h mercury ana
The New York Conrier--a most extraordinary
and ominons coCiuDctiun} In making the t,.
lowipp c,,rsc, ~ ,rn., .,sre w;,,,lI ,,e,s-.nr,
''''' '"e'e 'e'' = - - . A'i'a" e''"i III 'he
statement as 10 HE la'r ol duty upon calico. MIR.
Med appears 10 act upon the premises, that, ac-
cord;np 10 ,be ;,hsnrd and onnrc.s,vs svs,.,r -
,,;,;, -, so;e. a,,,:iI !, ~.
''''i''' a'' 'fe''' ou'i'' ~ 'hc am i'":
'Lc caiico lhouSh al Manchester II costs only SIX
cents is 10 be ronsid.sed as costing ;hir.v cents.
lhir,y pcr cent. unon which wouh a. slated he
Az Mn r.t !, . "a
80 ~ ~ A1"' p'y "u'' y ems u ioo
PCT ccH'. upon ~ co''. ohiess We are eeceiVed,
The Tariff provides that the calico shall he cOnsi
dcred as costing tpc,lip cenls--,his would ~ Ike
Tie dny six instead OF nine cents, or 100 instead
OF $50 per cent. upon il, cost. This. however
does not change The principle in the least. The
fact sill san. t,,b in all lis detormly Thai his
system works mischief an, c2p,s..:sr 10 thai
class Of The community leas, abI. 10 hear il.
an any scheme which Inc administration NAV
present for adjusting The tariff, ! feel confident
mat me leading feature VIII he Inc total abolition
=. n,n,.au', ""u ~, "o .o n.e
noses bnt 10 deceive The pcople and DISGUISE on.
preston. Let US have nd vaorem duties that
every body can understand. Let he people see
Inc iul extent Of i"eir ontaehs ano, they mus;
!. ,bpse Iu,es n,r sanl lo n.;ca1 :. ar,",eS n
sumed hy lie poor nav the hiybcs, ra.es Of du,y.
while those Of the highest price. consumed By The
WeaHhF' pay lhe lowest rae h's IS iatai OBJ
,.noa - r' pb;.h - an ~ ta,"'
nav. o ~. dn,y wh;rh i IA nor can, On re-
rn,,. Will J, y,rd nt,h.. 6nes, c,,,orsJ rnn.I;n
u.hioh cns,, IN .n,,s 49,. al. q ~ 900, ;"
so per cent. on lis COST. These revolving deformi
lies mu.t be removed. and [ feel assured thai,
Mr. Polk will cordially co.opera,e in the patriotic
labor"
In the ,cr,h Of his potent res,imony can a
.;,o,o p.,,h,;.,n f,;,,, ), ,ho .'s,r,;,,.
~ ""' 49, :" ~
OF 'nch witness a me Mercury corres"oa-
dent has proved himself 10 BIZ 7 On the contra
r. va arc con,.inccd nm, hi. ,,,em,, ora f,l.p.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-14
ROANOKE LAND FOR SALE

7 WISH 10 sell the Tract of Land which now re-
sid, lying IN the county &c Meckenbutg Oh Roam
nke River, neat heiow askns Ferry eight miles South
E,st from ihz Cunt House, and eighteen miles below
Clarkesviile. The Tacr contains about 1000 acres.
40 Of which are river bottom. The high land IS Of
very superior quality, large portion OF il in original
wo.is and heavily iimhered. The low crounos are
much better than ordinary, and lie in ve,y compact
io.m The improvements are a large Dwelling House.
newly painted, with all necessary ont honsrs-the
whole In cool rspair-a large new Granary and Stable,
Necrn Cab.ns and Barns sufficient TO secure, with case
crop Of to,dcco for 81 hands. IL desired, would dl-
Tract us the Ferry Rond runs and sell th' III
separately II is seldom that Tract of Land 80 desra-
bv s offered for sale, therefore those wishing to pnr
chase wo1ld do well to look at il. The ierms, one-ihrd
cash the other twothirds in and two years. ,hougn
marking Tho principal secure, and paying the interest
practically, the purchaser could have much longer
6 dir. viii lake pleasure in showing the land to any
or wishing 10 see IL. If am absent, my Overscer,
Mr. More, will show II.
HENRY E. COLEMAN.
MrckIenburr Sept. 26-cst
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...,,,,. Of the Enquirer.

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- single letter Is scarcely Of any account
3,,,,sr Il Is The accumulation of postage, IN AZ
80 business, which operates as serious tax
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