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HARVARD UNIVERSITY.

HARVARD UNIV ERSITG.
TIME Second Term Of the LAW SCHOOL
L in This University Tor The present Academi-
cal year, will open on February IS 1915.
The design olhis Institution is 10 afford COM
plee course Of legal education for gentlemen in
lending 10 practice in any OF The United States;
and systematic course oil studies in commercial
Jurisprudence for merchants aud men OF business.
No pubic instruction is .ivcn in The local or pc
culiar jurisprudence Of any particular State; bul
the Library. consisting OF nearly 5000 volumes,
furnishes ample means for the study OF local law
and practice and the students are privately as
sisted in these studies. by The Professors, as occa-
sion NAV require. The active labors of inslruc-
ton are shared equally between Mr. Justice Slo-
~ and Professor Grecnleat, who has The imme-
diate superintendent oflhc Law School.
No particular course Of previous >ludy is re-
quisile for admission, but every student is re-
auired IL produce testimonials of his good moral
character; and 10 give bond OF 200 dollars 10
the Steward, with surety resident in MasSachu-
seus, conditioned for The payment Of all College
dues; or, instead of bond, he may deposit $50
dollars with the Steward, at the commencement
OF each term, 10 be retained By him ill the end
of The term, and then 10 be accounted for No
student is malIiculaled, until such testimonials
are produced and security given, The tuition
lees are 30 dollars term, and % dollars for half
or any lesser traction OF Term; which entEieS
The student TO The use OF the College and Law
Libraries and Text Books, and free admission
10 al The public Lectures in the University. In
s,rcclion may be had in any Foreign Language
taught in the University, for the additional fee OF
10 dollars year for each language studied. The
necessary expenses OF a student who resides all
The year in Cambridge will not exceed the fol
lowing: Tuition 100 dollars; rent and care Of
room, with use of furniture, averaging about =
dollars; board, from 81 TO 1872 dollars; fuel, from
10 10 80 dollars; washing, from - 10 80 dollars.
Total, 300 10 400 dollars, exclusive Of clothes
and what is termed pocke, money.
In regard 10 The amount Of pocket money,
neither cxpedency nor the usages OF society re-
quire that it should be large.
Students who have pursued their studies in This
School for three terms and Attorneys al Law
who. after having been admitted 10 the bar in
States where previous course Of study for at
least one year is required, have pursued theii
studies in this School for Two terms, are entitled
upon the certificate and recommendation OF the
Law Faculty, and after passing satisfactory
examination, To the degree CT Bachelor oil Law.
sfApplications for admission are 10 be made
10 Professor GREENLEAF, al Cambridge.
April l5-lM
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April l8-cA P. MAYO, G.
INFORMATION WAN,rrn

TOHN WATTERsON, the son Of JOS. Wal
.. ,erson, late Of Montgomery county, S,ate o
Virginia, left his fathers house some thirteen Of
fourteen years ago, and was last heard Of on tho
Wheeling road, acting as agent for wagoners, o.
some such business. This was some seven OF
eight years ago-since which time, no informa
ton has been had of him. His father having d;et
since, he has interest here worth attending 10. |
he is still living, any information of him will b,
thankfully received oy line addressed 10 Jane.
Heslep Lafayette P. O.. Montgomery Co, Va.
Dec. 20-c2aw6m
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COMMISSIONERS OrFicg.

=, Richmond, 10th April, 1915.
III, Tue Parties concerned, are hereby notified to
p"s, al my office, in The City Of Richmond on
NY, ION day of June next by 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
"" .se eridence necessary 10 enable me 10 per-
''u' me duties required by the foregoing decree
April lS-w4wc
LASSlCAL SCHOOL. : The subscriber
u mas School at his residence, in the coun-
4. :: .Aioenarle, 5 miles above Scousyille, for
I,,;n,n instruction OF boys in the English, French,
i aa,, ana Greek Languages, and would be glad
NJ ifee or four more boarders in his family on
Rs'ollo~ing terms.
T ";,!u pr session of 10 months: $50
4''19n in English branches, 90
aSnl,, French, Latin or Greek 30
Pm ll-clm THOMAS D. SHELTON.
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rup Norpo RACE HORSE BOSTON

THE NOTED KAET TIUHsI. BUsIU.'
a Will stand the ensuing season al ny
~ plantation, Oakland, in the county d
GA Chesterfield, five miles above Peters
burg, and is ready 10 be let 10 mares at $50 th:
season. Good paslurage gratis, and ieeding' II
directed, at the usual price. o,no,
The Pedigree and Performance OF bOS loN
arc 100 vel! known TO require any tnins NOR
Marc. 4-c:i WIN. X. JOiiSSo.''
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GRxERAl. JAcK.o. : HEA.7ir.--1herc !, great
reason lor very .rtion> aporehcn.i0ns resresliuc
the health Of The oil chief II the Hermitage
His friends IL Washington weir !nnch ;larm'i
by their la'c acco',nl-, and Letter received IN tn
CITY Yesterday, from OH OF he iirm oil Anthony
Edwards y Co, from Nashville. mast heiahlen
The alarm. Mr.. Anthony visited The Herm,:sS.
on The | lh inst, TO take desueufolype Of -
General for their National Miniature Gallery"
bu, found him in led, anh unable 10 SIT up lie
said lha, he never now counle.! on another cas
Il am wasting away Ike larer--hu This ,beIn
ing lay al HE la.i gasp" We understand i:at
or. Of his ungsiS entirely gone. Boweser, 7.
nav yet be spared 10 his country 4 CONSIDERED:
Time longer lie always mass severe q sex Ct his
disease 1T this season, AMI j: the tenacious =.
sources of his constitution carry hm through ~:
Spring, We may probah'' !e.ari hin IS eai= ioi
al least the Summer y. y J.mna1g N.1s
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The Office of the SurveyorGenera for Ohio,
Indiana and Michigan has been transferred 10
Detroit, from Cincinnati; and Hon. Lucins Lyon,
NJ. C. the last Congress. from Tie Grand River
Distric, of Michigan, has been appointed Survey
oT-General.
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TRUST SALE

PURSUANT TO Deed Of Trust duly execu-
i ted, and recorded in the Clerks Office OF
Louisa county, we shall proceed, on Wednesday,
the Both of April, 1885, at the residence Of Thos.
Shelton, Esq., in the lower end of Louisa county,
10 sell the TRACT OF LAND on which The
said Thomas Shelton now lives, containing i9l
acres. On this Tract, there is large and con-
venient Dwelling House, con,a ming TWO Rooms
and Passage below, and four Lodging Rooms
and Store Room above Ii has all The neces-
sary buildings for the comfort OF a family and
The uses OF plantation.
Also, one other TRACT, containing 300 acres,
The cleared land all rich; and this Tract has also
all necessary Negro Cabins, Stables, &c.
Both OF The above Tracts are fine farming
lands; producing, in addition 10 The usual crops
OF this section, both Grass and Wheat have been
improved by the use Of Glover and Plaster--are
situated in good neghborhoud, lie about one
mile apart, and have an abundance OF Wood and
Timber attached 10 each.
AT the same time and place, will be sold ELE-
VEN LIKELY NEGROES-(six men and five
women and girls)-one OF the men is a good
Cooper and Weaver and one of the women a
good Cook-he rest good farming hands. Also
six Mules, and The plantation utensils.
Terms, &c. made known on day Of sale.
The title 10 the above property is believed 10 be
perfect but we shall convey only such title as is
vested in US. The creditors Of Mir Shelton are
particularly invited 10 attend the sale.
H. w. PERKINS,
JULIAN KEAN,
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IA PARTY vii be eircn 3, - Bosii =
Hotel on the ryeniEg ii ,ne l0gh jnEe neLi. sas
day before The commencement n F-ndoifh ~.
con COLLEGE.
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seJThe Ladir, Of l:,e "Brnnswick Rersvcic9.
Society" vii! have a FAR al Inc Masonic hail
in Lawrence,il!c, N the 2Sih day Of Apr isr'
Neins Brunswick Corr, daY.; 81 the t,Ecit 9
The Episcopal Church Thes4!c 70 comnl=nee a.
10 o'clock, A. a.
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TnE CELEURaTEp RACE MORSE, STEEL,

TIE GEbEBKhi III NALL uOaHg.i
q Go; " that capital Racer an 'no't
~ saluahic Stallion, Imported Fy'ie -
ALl. dam Dmoh b. Corti'''.,on, "E.c:".s,
also the dam Of he famous running mare, Sa.ig
Eubank; an his grand ianb ~ BALI fi'!zc', 80
stand lhe approaching season. commencing the
Isl March, a! Capt Smiths TarerS, ch7rl'.'c:
Court Ilonse, Va, Al Thru Dollar, cash r. !
One Dollar 10 the groom Pa,4F5 5s i III, sd
gratis, and mares fed Al s.. 6"n,s leE aaF' a1a
SnIored servants boarded free Of charge
STggr is Of The larges, cia-f OF race horses. y
in- lG HAMS high, Of great Substance and pow.
fine bay, with black legs, and a race horse
canal 10 any in America He won twelve t,.hno
ont of thirteen races The only htne 81 rs Is
ing was a; Baltimore, being beaten Is Vasa,i.
when he was in bad order, though be beat Por;s
month Chat lea, Bbs:an) il that race, ana go;
1900 Of The purse, as the second best horse in ,.-
rae. Immediately after that race, he chs!!sc5e1
Vasi.li 10 run foar-mile heats, for len thonsa..i
dollars aside, hall forfeit, which was declined.
For further particulars Of his pedigree and
performances, see large bills, which will II inr-
nished to gentlemen vino may desire 10 see them
JOHN EURANH.
Jaru.ry II ISt1-WtI J.ine
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April lied.

COMMITTED 10 the Jail Of kanawhaconn
~ ~, on the 9Th December last, as Runaway
Slave, although he claims TO be Tree, man cali
ing himself ALEXANDER ANTHONY, aged
about so years-very black, large white eyes,
abou, 5 feet 10 inches hig!l-had on when com
mied blue linsey coat, pair OF negro cotton
panlaloons, an old swans-down was,coat with
bullet buttons, and an old straw hat Ele says
he was emancipaIed by man named sJohn
Henry" of Lincoln county, Norm Carolina.-
On his commit,a he produced paper, calling ii
his Stree papers," but which no man on earth can
decipher II he be slave, the owner is desired
to prove him, pay charges and take him away.
WILL HATCHER,
April i-w3ms Tailor Of Kanawha co-
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THE CELEBRATED RAGE HORSE TEXAs,
q viii stand This season al Fairfield
~ al SIS, and SO if paid within The sea :
49, son. For particulars Of Pedigree ard
Performances, see hand-bilis.
Fob 5S-rIs
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NBANKRUPTCY-A Alta Court otlhe United
l States for the Eastern District Of Virsinia,
held al the United States Court Roam, in the Civ
of Richmond, on "Wednesday, April oh, 1915 :
Varnum, Egerlon & Co., Petitioners,
against
James A. Pilkinson, Defendant.
happening BY The repor, oflhe special assignee,
rs. Woodson, filed in this case, lha, there is a
balance in his han Is OF S1139 30 for distribution
II is ordered, that notice be published in he Rich
mond Enquirer for len days, that, at future term
dividend and distribution, will be made OF The
said sum among the creditors Of The said James
A. Pilkinson who shall have proved their claims,
after deduclng therefIom such fees rs NAV be due
the officers oil this Court.
A Copy Tesie,
April l8-c3t P. MAYO. Clerk.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTIcr

CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
TIME undersigned have formed co-panner-
i ship for The transaction OF Wholesale and
Retail Staple and Fancy DRY GOODS Bust.
ness, under the firm and style Of
GAY, MATHEWS & CO.,
And will keep constantly on hand, al The store
next above William Mitchell, Jr. choice Sc
lection. Theirpurchases are now being made in
the principal markets of the country, mostly for
cash. and will be ready for exhibition and sale BY
The Isl OF April next. at which time more gene
raj advertisement will appear
CHARLES S. GAY.
THOMAS MATHEWS,
HENRY ERSKINE.
No. ITO, Main Street.
Richmond, March 4, lSl5-cw2m
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To Tug CuMNirTFE r THE Contractors
of .Ncr Yori mt The Mr. England STATES
Gentlemen: Yours, dated the l2tn April, was
handee. 10 me on Sunday morning, b. Mr.. Chaplin.
eypres, cd 10 him al the time very decided
opinion that your requests could not De computed
with, hut promised him 10 examine your ieuer
carefully, and give you the reasons Tor my oPn.
ion when had more leisure. The law OF The 81
March, 1913, ard the proper steps 10 be taken icr
lis execution, were sl.IeciS oil lhe most careful
and anxious consideration before The issuance oi
my circular Of the sh all The great object Of
The law was a cheap postage system. 10 attain
ihat object, Congress inresa " that the rates al
postage adopted in The bill would necessarily pro-
dure a great diminulon II The revenues Of the
Department and not being willing wholly 10
abandon The former policy Of the Government
to make this Department sustain itself, pro-
vided also for reduction OF The transportation OF
The mail By limiting The di; erection otlhe Postmaster
General IN making contracts 10 the lowest bidder
consistent with The safety and speed OF the mails
and directing him 10 disregard the mode OF trans
portaliun. Apprehending that the reduction IN
the pric. Of transportation nigh, not be 50 s!ea'
sto make up the deficiency in The revenues, they
provided for the deficiency 10 be paid out 81 Inc
Treasury. This ACT was 10 take effect upon Us
passage, with The exception Oh sectioh VI wv
relating 10 postage. In The 18Th section, GIVING
directions TO tie Postmaster General as 10 con,
tracts. the following expressions are used: 'lha
in all future lettings OF contracts ne shall take
the loves, bid" &C., NOR shall any new contract
oraereaRer be required 10 take the stock &c, o.
a previous contractor-eyidenlly designing lha
the law should operate upon The contracts 10 be
made in May next, to go into operation the Is
July next, in your section OF the Union. BY In
law the United States is divided into four districts
and contracts are 10 be made in each secuol
once in four years II 50 happens, that Inc con
tracts 10 be made this spring are foryour section
the Union, comprising New York and the Ney
England States There could have been n
sufficient reason for Congress poslponins tn
operation OF the law upon those contract
which are TO last for four years, and permit
ting The experiment. as i is often called, 10 b
tried first in the middle or Western States
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ROBERT HUDGIN,
Attorney al La,r
WILL attend the Circuit Courts Of Hanover
w and Essex, and the County Court of Caro-
line.
Bowling Green, April II, l65-cw4w
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Observation-Disclosures AT Rules, taken
| in Inc Clerks Office OF the Circuit Superior
Court OF Law and Chancery, of Prince Edward
COMFY, the 81 day OF March, 1915:
Sarah J. Davis, Plti
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Religious Intelligence.

Rev. Dr.. HuspREgY is expected 10 preach II Tie
Broadway Tabernacle ,o-norrow morning.
CONNECTION OF SclrScE AND REIIs;oS-t *
stated in the religious Journals that the course OF
Lectures OF the correspondence Of Science with
Revelation, commenced las: spring by Rev. Dr..
MATHEWS under the auspices OF some OF our mos
disyirc citizens. : 10 Be resumed for the sea-
son on mex, Sabbath evening, IN Rev. Mr.. Fishers
Church, corner Of Greene and Broou.e-strsets. The
TOPICS embraced in this course sre stated 10 be o.
the highest interest, especially 10 can'a,ed minds
SrrcI.1 RxueIous SESrIcE,-rhs General As
sen,biy Q; the Presbyterian Church having recon-
u,srd-i ma, the mrs; Monday Q; the ye2E be %
ssrsd SIS q Gay Of special prayer for ~ e'reer-
s:es o; Il: cord, religions services spPropris'9 70
the occasion are TO 10 held il he B.eecSeIs;ree,
Churca Rev. Or. MsSoG'sl on Monday rt1i. soi'-
u,scciaS AZ h.l-pSstlo o'c!ccS. \. VI s2d ociocs,
p NJ
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I:nuortsut Decision in the Circuit Court q
The United states.

TIE jary n the e.se Q. .Ioha &. Emerson IS.
Hosg \ pel2ua,eF returned s vsr5lts this u.osa-
lsg for ,ns r'srad ior $500 dsusgsS, with costs
This case, wash, oocaa!si the Coax; Eve days,
was Il f.el contest between Capt. Ericsson aHd
tn plsin6d. il reference 10 the iAnoas Propeller
Wheel. SHOWN = tie Esicssoa Propeller. ard Tie
rsSalt : conclusive Asins; Eyicssoas Patent. TIE
verde; Tor gre@lss $.nouuI than ass ever TscoV-
er~d before III this Cou;; iI Patent SUR.
TIE Def:risn;s :re ErSiae Builders IL MS City
esszsssi isrssly n Toe manufacture al the Wheel,
Srown =; the ErScssaa Propeller.
Tee decision IS 81 important ogs.
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rowdy fire Compares IN PhilaaelpAia. tie W..
COMPANY. ess

COMPANY.
4 FCGrrrvE--Michaei Raker. e.
COMMITTED 20 PRISON. yesterday Aftsraoo- % ~
stcn Of tn proper snhOrtes If Ne~Ysr. "a u y.
i've from justice. h.vtag committee i.s-.s, sesis
ysrse TINE Sirce. be Y
AGA. RssP,rSp The r1,irgi,r-r off, i,
who's eIecg;ion Wa To have ;skea place Ia.
again Iespa hy ihe Governor Until tAs ~, ~ ~. u
The m ne af the wr-tels,i ergiiir4 Ssr,ss
4 Splendid SuPrEs--The PhilsS-l.Ssess.
IN pfieal Soos'y - 2 celebrate th..r lsth a,,Y4s
ros, evening. ~ suggcf :; Dunlap, Csr H. ~,
THE NsyIGR Tips - me risyr D.i.rIlsS
,sJsas eea, ,sa. considerable aosaas ,os. IT,
SIoCKs-fnr msgkst ctnrirues nsrA,
cs2, Ssq;s Z. which are down to ~ II. $50
dav ~ ssbi aSiss
Frrs, Ro1-d - slss Eechsuics ard Nz,of,..--
Fis;,bH'rh ;S,, - G.ra'd Bark 10: ia ESS--.ts
r,-f ~ q DO 2f =. 5ol state P,v~t ~ ~ g =
SIS 90 Ia DO 81 y PhiisSe,Sis Bsak ~ 81
m gtas SsTss. i>5s. 8: sSlQ lehizh STss. ns's
hs-h Go. iol-. u
S---sd Bsd-f-7 shares Pti,adsl5ha Bs,s -
CITY 81. 80. !e-' q shsr,s e;lfh an-,s,, ~ q
go. o. 100 % do GSi, $50 On ~ Islt & = las5s
q -tf.n Railroad. IL d. Penn.yYaais a.. -, T.
SHiP Niys-;3 z &.-lGrs,reG ms a..
GarS. sarah HaHd pa ~ New f..r1 Tp,k ',,-''s>
ton. BrS tsther, Ga:ioit, Bos'oa. NaA
NJ s-yfysis
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.r1sr zr,oRrss OF TIE Y. 7. rs.sryE.

WAsHlx5roN January :. $50.
II SENATE. today, aiie5 the pSeseniaton a.
petitions, NJ. BgSToS's 1esoiu ION III relation 10
the payment OF the Mexican Indemnity, IVES read
and ADOPTED.
Mr.. BES7os introduced bill fo' tie establish
rlsrt of a COPS Of Sappess snd Mines. Il vas
referred u The Committee on Military Affairs.
The bill ior me relie. Of Mary Reside vas ia
ken ID. and after teicg discussed 5y Nessrs.
NgRxlcx and Bucg,xAy. and Undergo ng some
amendments BY Mess.s. MERsIcX and HAYwooD,
i was read twice and ordered TO be ea2n-ssed.
a message was Received ftol the President OF
he [ cited States by the hands oil John Tyler u.
The bill ior the improvement; OF tie Wabash
and E-ie Ca3al was then taken up. and cs-
cussoa ensued in which Messrs. H,SSEGAS,
NILES, wooDsaIDGc, BgNToS, Csl-rESosN,
BsGsY and BagEsg participated. The bill passed
b. a majority q 81 70 :. The Yeas anu Nays
w,re as foIo@s
roI. Bs:e. Bzysri Bea.o5 BGca C=ls3a C:;:eeo
tay'o Esq i,. ,, IT, ps a-1 Va go
y'e SnasoEs SictEeon Is?S-a' paAil' " i'e " ''''
S,Ti-sl.s A;s s. l Aar:an. B.s8r. Fas'>;, Hay
The Senate then went into Executive Session,
and soon after adjourned.
Is TIE HocsE, Mr. TIBs,TS asked leave 10
Introduce 5i for the Annexation Of Texas.
Nr. GAYS JOHNSON obiec el 10 4 as contrary
TO the order CT business.
TIE SFg4xzR informed VI. TIss,rs tina; MS
proposition could not Dc entertained without the
unanimous consent OF the House.
Mr T!ssArs requested the gentleman from
Tennessee 10 withdraw his opposition.
iii JOHNSON refused
Nh Tiss,rs moved 10 suspend the rules, tu.
the House reused 10 90 50
The resolution presented o. NJ. BURKE OF New
Hampshire. 70 PRINT ten thousand extra oo.ies Of
the Rero-; OF tae SeI:cI Committee appointed 10
take mo Consideration the Memorial If the De
mocga,!c uembe,s Of the Legislature 0. Rhode
Island, ;lsn came up n o1de.-
Tns!e vas resolution 10 Law !: or the table
Uo7n this tee Yeas and NaYs ware c-Gersc, en3
resulted as follows: y eas -. Nays loo.
There w4s demand 10, Ire p7avlous question
; No. susse.ne3.
Vi. Bvzxr agreed 10 amend his resolution 50
as - nc i7e %; cs instead Of ten tagGs mt *
Ira co2,es, and ihs resolution ihus amended ~.s
agreed TO. The yees and nays beng recorded.
STOOD, Yeas l02, Nays -. TIE rs )iuuoa- en-
b5d.sd n the lns5o-.'y's rePor; TOO long and too
iosisa - co27,l Sefe tEea read and ! no-!on
made 70 a6og: them.
NJ. L. - (. EiNsS :? &c n op2SS :!oc % ilt-:
ADOPTION. HIS s?se,,a w-aS ca, short 5y ne *
pirz;;oa u las morning Eol--
The >FE,xER lz;i bxso:e the House several
Exi CIT - DecCHsa's.
Ssys-4I Senate bis ws-e sc4d ,=ies and :e's,-
nc % ths -92iop-izte Committees.
Taa o.. . =-zcr2ts nd -scuce The pee OF
Paos.c Lanes KS iasn ;SoR ~ sro aits- =
sae-s discussion on Il Ine-ts, tie Csr-rllI;ee
.oss zzG repaid
TIE .iouSe iInuae5ts:eIy zi.e- sc urred.
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Things in !Eashins,on-The TEXAS Cues
Tim.


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back II IL "a q J4za2-y, 70 make htjs
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| Understand ;zst Seca.o: HAYWOOD, OF Moth
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