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81 1avgt aas9 GRACE, Haafofa Gn: IS
|;sss afylands Feb. 10, 1Sa6. r
ath 53nS{, I, W I. B.

ySIsl
sasS is dfsfsta slis general
y slrrcy ips Istsr,s Bajsam 81
S,hersy has sssn erred q: YOU. sI
gent tai Hing itiri this tow,
fora mum &c yeaissfs, eaaissfs ;ddufinR which time i
have sola 8 large quisn,its Muny persons rs,,
seriously siek ai ttkis 4icihity, have used this
medicine. and sl,eaiis cured with itS when all
other medicines failed. 81 One; lady ii, particu-
dassAg This townswas sick fifteen years, was
sitif6l cured with this article, as she' her:
self testiies. think it myself one of the
best medicines in the world for the cure Of.
stiit disaases fosswhich II is recommended viz
consumption, asthma, and liver complain int y!
= you please you may send me half a gross the
Earliest opportunity; no Doubt shah find a
ready sale tor,it f5;s' Yours. &C. s
*.sr ID. W.sWELI1S.l 4
Such is the unprecedented success Of this
valuable and populat medicine, we are con-
y shtartly receiving similar letters from different
/ parts of theIco1n, .5i We publish. this one
i because: the6rticlc has been thoroughly prov.
/, ED in fyland. and is not found wanting.
pne gennine unless signed 4 BUTTS
I: Tho wrapper. For sale in fS1mte vile sy
q Df.s5 I. MILLER, at the Drug Store; and
bv Druggists generally in South Carolina.
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The State Of South Carolina,
WILLIAMSBURG DISTRICT.
Peter B. Mouzon,
Admir-. Of +. A. Nelson,
VS..

VS..
VIM. J. Burrows.
Whereas William J. Burrows hath filed
his petition in this Court, stating that he is
confined within the prison bounds OF vii
llamsburg District. by virtue of writ Of
capas al satlsfaciendum at the suit Of Peter
B. Mouzon, administrator of +. A. Nelson
deceased, and praying a rule to be served
upon the said Peter Is. Mouzon. and his other
creditors rcturnablc at a day certain, before
the Associate Justices of the said State, To
show cause if any they can why the said pc
tltloncr should not be entitled 10 the benefit OF
the Acts of the Legislature passed for The be-
nctt of insolvcnt debtors, and he having fled
with his petition schedule OF his estate,
both real and pcrsonal:-It is therefore cr.!cr
cd that the said Peter b. Mouzon administra
tor as aforesaid az well rs all aud singular
the other creditors Of the said William J.
Burrows do appear boiorc the Honorable the
associate Judges Of the said State, ct Court
of Common Pleas to be holden, at Williams
burg Court House in and for the District Of
Williamsburg on the third Monday after the
fourth Monday in March next to show cause
h any they can why the said lVm. J. Burrows
should not he entitled to the benifit of the
said acts. and be discharged from his conEnc.
ncnt and on which day tho goods and chat
ties of said WIN. J. B. will be assigned for The
benefit OF his creditors.
w. II. SCOTT, c. c. rs.
Office OF the Common Pleas, "a
Williamsburg Dist. Sept IS, 1913. { 3m
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2 mules 70 iisis u q & llssDGro.
pefty Of ii. Bethuns &c &c. fiisI Isn;s of$
!. Rsnick, = Rrogaop 81 IIafsin md
Goods III 81 81, ansl; bro
e levied 7 g e On aa .iIe Of a. s
resold at the risk Of the former pure ciiasesr. is
Il negro, levied on as the pro-
perty Of John 8. Richardson; jra Be curly, for
N. q. Rich. at the! suit OF Bank ofs Camden s,
l wagon, l. cart, ] mule, ione
horse, sitting chairs, and 1 old piano, levied
on as the property Of John p. BrnnsSn, at the
suit of James II. Vaughan and; OF hers. w
/ negro, levied son as the pfoa
perry Of r. F. LigonI Of the suit of s. Mayl
rant Z. ss5 Il: - So, So : "
S negroes, levied on as The pro.
pertY Of Samuel Tindall, at the suits III rs:
q L. Bowie, and Farrar, Banks; 81 Co: :Ssi
8 negroes, levied on us the
property of L. Z. ). Dinkins. at the suit Of Hi:
lers. Ripley, g. CO, cases. s.
II negro, levied on as the lpfd-
Perty of Ed. Anderson. at the suit of III. Me:
Fadden. s / f:s u 81
5ncgroos,; levied on as the pro-
perty; of A. Anderson, at the suits of Henry
liaynsworth,i ID. rs Fiefnhg and Wells q
Ramsay. .si.i d. 5:Is st.s
4 negroes levied on as the
property Of John w. Brownfield, at The suitS
Of VIM. Lewis, Ord'y. "A. g. Spain; 2 cases;
Lynn, Jos. lLaWwtoni " John China; and 8. s.:
% negroes, levied on as as the.
property OF A. B. Brnilaford, asithe suits OF
John G; King, l. II. Slukesi r. Lynn, 9 ca
scs, and l. M.aWiley g. C55 .,iiii4 IsSas.
3 negroes, levied 6fi as the
property of Thos. Bracey, at the suits OF l.
NJ. Spann and Wm.' Shiver &iffd VIM Naylor:
l negro, levied on as the pro.
perty yof 4. NJ. Braccy, at the suit Of A.
4 negroes, levied off, as the
property of John Ghina,; at tie suits Of E..
Ierdrcau. J. b. Witherspooni Jas. R. Spann;
w. G. Dukes, G.. .& II. Cameron; II. Ea Has:
eltine, and N. II. McLelland.
] negro, levied on as the pf9S
pesty. OF. Wv. Coullette, at the suit 81. II:
S,oddard; Miller &. Co. - n.
Il negro, levied on asEtheF pro-
perty of John N. Davis, at; tie, suit Of s.,
Dlanding. 50
2 negroes, levied son us the
property Of 9, Dnraat, at the suit ofs W:
Some corn, levied on as the
property of John w. Erwin; at the suit of Dl.
Gary; to be sold at defendants residence on
Tuesday. Il ~ .,:. /, J. - ....
2 negroes, levied on as. the
property Of E. d. Fielder, at the suits of; Iohn
China and W. C. Dukes and c. D. Gayle
/ ! negro, levied on as. the pro-
perty Of Jas. 3. Hilton, at the suit Of g. s.
8. Farrar, as security for John H. Baxter.
l negro, levied on as the, pros
perty Of c. w. Lesesne, at The suit of. John
/ HARVEY SKINNER, s.: s., d:
/ January Is; 1s49. II .9!
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SliERIFF'S SALES.


BY virtue of sundry Executions to me d.
rected, will be sold at Sumter Court House,
on the first Monday and day following in
February next, within the legal hours OF
sale, to the highest bidder, for Cash, the fol-
lowing Personal Property. Purchasers t.
pay for Titles.
l negro, levied on as the pro
pcrty Of L. E. Mcleod, at the suit of J, l..
SciSas.
l negro, levied on as the pro-
pcrty of James a. Mitchum, at the suit of J.
l.. Fielder.
negro, levied on as the pro-
pcrty OF +. A. G.. Ncsbit, at the suits ol j. J.
Kelly and VIM. Nettles.
l negro, levied OH as the pro-
pcrty of Jas. B. Richardson, jr., at the suit OF
Stevenson 81 Walker.
2ncgrocs, levied on as the pro-
pcrty of Q. S. and w. ]. Rces, jr, at the suit
ot bank of Camden .e
| negro, levied on as the pro-
pcrty of o. S. Rccs, at the suits OF w. w.
Aston and c. 7. Ilaskll.
! negro, levied on as the pro-
pcrty of Jaa. Ray, at the suits Of John M.
James and Henry l.eadcnham.
| horse, levied on as the pro-
perty of A. Singletary, at the suit of d. M.
Woods.
negro, levied OH as tho pro-
perty of Jos. II. S,ukcs, at the suits Of John
a. Coclough, a. A. Rhame, and j.. Mont
gomcry for al
negro, levied on as the pro-
perty of NJ. a. Stukes, at the suit of N. Af.
Whitehead.
/ negro, levied on as the pro-
pcrty Of l.. &. Singleton, Ex'rx. at the suit o
John +. June.
negro, levied on as the pro-
per;y of y ]. Recs, at tile suit of Knox g.
Wilherspoon. Ex'ors, r. Dugan and M.
Booth.
4 negroes, levied on as the pro-
pcrty of J. J. Tindall, at the suits Of w. X.
While, a. r. Bradham and L. +. Rhame.
negro, levied on as the pro-
pcrty OF w. G. Windham, at the suit Of May
ran, g. Richardson.
l negro, levied on as tho pro-
perty of Robt. J. Withcrspoon, at tho suits
OF Edgerton g. Richards, NJ. ID. Jennings and
A. Mckenzie.
l negro, levied on as tho pro-
pcrty Of John w. Ballard, at the suit Of r.
J. Mosee and A. R. Bredham.
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South Caroli;,,a--iSunates. Dist.
J. A. LpnmonT g

J, Lennon; g. others. s'e s'si9iis ii
BY Virtue of an Order from VIM. Lewis;
Esq, Ordinary OF Sumter District, willsell
on the first Monday in February next, at Sum-
ter Court House, betwecn the legal hours of
Sale, one tract Of land containing 600 acres:.
on Doyals bay, waters Of Black river, bound
ed by lands of c. Player, David Green; Hem
1ry Goodman and estate of John nj. McEl-
veen; belonging TO the estate of John Lem:
mon, deceased. .2--...5,
Terms: On credit till;Ist Jan next (all
fees cash) the Purchaser giving bond ). with
to the Ordinary, for tho payment of the pur:.
chase money with interest from the day IF
sale.
HARVEY SKINNER, S. 8. D.
Jan II, 1Si9. - st
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES I DIST. 1,

SOUIusCAkOLlNA- DIST
!. BY EH.sLEIYIS, ESQ, Ordinary for said /:
4. s,g, District 3. +
Whereas, e. Weeks, hath applied To- ME, ne
for Letters Of Administrator, on all and Elm
Ignlar the goods and chattele, Tig.,ts and cred.
litspf sima, late efs the piss Aforesaid
These are, therefore, to cite and adm onniisii'
all and singular, the kindred and creditors Of
the said deceased, TO- bc and appear before,
me, at our next Ordinary's Court for the said
District, to be holden at Sumter Court House
on Friday, the 2nd day Of February 1640, to
shew cause, if any, why the said administra-
ton should not be granted. g.
Given under my hand and seal, this 2Oth
day Of January, in the year of our
i[L" g. Lord, one thousand eight hundred and
iorty-nine, and in the 73rd year of
American Independence.
w. LEWIS, o. S. D.
Jan 24 Ii " Ct
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Sumter Dist:
South CarOiina---
]. +. Ridgell, !
ft< va N'
to'
r Rit]0ell. and others.

4 L. 4e f..H. 4
r. Ridgell, and others. j.,S
BY Virtue of an Order from WIN. Lewis;
Esq Ordinary OF Sumter District, viii sell
on the first Monday in February next, at Sum-
ter Conrt House, between the legal hours of
Sale, , tracts Of land, containing 492 acres
and the other 200 acres, on Hog and He'll
branches. waters of Black river, Clarendon
County, bounded by lands Of James Nc CAPS
ley, G. w. Lesesne; James Ridgei1 and John
Floyd, originally granted TO Hugh Rchhoprg
and Richard Ridgell, belonging to the estate
of Richard Ridgell, deceased. G.f g
Terms: On credit till 1st Jan'y next; (alfa
fees cash) the Purchaser giving bond with
good security and Mortgage Of the e.premisea5
chase money, with interest from tho dayof
sale. -, y.
18th Jan 1910. 12 st
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Land for Sale.

aThc, subscriber. being dcsrous Of remov-
ing IL ihe West, offers for sale, the plantn-
ton upon which h, lives, containing 292
acres, situated two miles South Of Bishopville.
Upon the plantation is New Gin House and
Scrow, will, other necessary buildings.
ANY person wishing to purchase land in
this section, will do well to apply soon TO the
lsubscriber upon the premises.
n WM. II. KELLY.
,B:shopyille, IL Jan, ls4o l3 At
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sExecutor'g Notice.

All pars,,ls inl ,hted to thu EStlt,, Of Thos
nlscsy snf Sun. ,er Dis; r:ct, decreased, are re-
.i,Jcsts, lsip. make payment; snd all persons
iiiyliisg tlaitns against the inc arc called
upon, 10 III esent th hslrsacroan,s, properly at
tes,s TO ia AI.sAnAsrson, Esq, Sum,erville.
s..sss r. ,WA1IES, Qualified E,r'or.
Jan 90, 1540. 13 3m
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MARRIED-O On the evening of the 18th
inst, by the Rev. N. Graham, Thomas PACK,
Esq, to Miss r. A. Broadway, all of Sumter
District, lL-1.N ~. I SAL,
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5'DISS'''OI|)ILUIITIIO).N|'I... N !.

The Copartnership heretofore existing un-
derthe firm Of CONWAY g. WINN is this
day ydissolved by mutual consent.
fAll persons indebted to the said firm are
earnestly solicited to come forward and make
immediate payment. The Books can be
found at the shop Of A. Conway.
A. CONWAY,
u. ]. WINN.
Jan. 1, 1910. IL If
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$500 Acres of Land for Sale

The subscriber offers for sale $500 Acres
OF, prime upland, in Clarendon, lying IN the
south side of Black river, which he will sell
IN body, or in lots TO suit purchasers, as fol-
lows: HOO acres in two tracts, both tracts
having good buildings thereon, aud one also
Gin House and Screw. 700 acres with about
30 cleared and under good fencing, with
dwelling and out houses; and 1000 acres
with 125 cleared and under fence.
For terms, apply to ~
ycs.a4 sae,. ~ JAMES II. PACK.
Clarendon, Jan. 20, l940. 4413 If
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Notice.,

BY order Of William Lewis, Esq, Ordinary
Of Sumter District, will be sold on Friday,
thes2d day of February, at the Plantation OF
the late Joseph K. Anderson, all the House.
hold and Kitchen Furniture, Stock oil Cutie,
Logs, and Shnep Also, four or five likely
YOUNG NEGROES.
.gituz STEPIIEN LACOSTE, Er'or.
Jan. IL, lS49. l3 2t
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NOTICE.

NVIICEI,
Dissolution of COpartnersIlip.
The Copartnership heretofore existing un-
der the firm of a. WHITE g. CO, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent.
The name OF the firm will he used in clos
ing the business and cffecting settlements,
which either party is hereby authorized to do
a. WHITE,
w. NJ. DFLORME.
BAll persons indebted TO the above firm
by Note or otherwise, are respectfully re-
qucsted to come iurward and make payment.
Sumtcrvil!c, Jan, l, 1S49. l2 I'm
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Notice,
A CARD,

The subscriber, h1ving taken, the corner
Store, (known rs McLcans) would, most
respectfully, acquaEt his old Friends, and
the Public at large, that he will at all times
take pleasure 10 accommodate them, in Cut
ting and Making up Garments, in the most
Fashionable and substantial manner.
lie will keep constantly oil hand n fresh
and seasonable assortment, of oufi;ting, of
the latest and most approved Fashions, and
hopes, by punctualty and his desire to please
all, he merit continuance of their Patron
age and confidence.
ID. J. WINN.
JAM Is, l649, IL If
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kINCSpREE HOTEL.

The subscriber respectfully gives notice,
that ne has leased the large dwelling form
erly occupied by Mr.. VIM. Stagecrs, where
he will endcavor to make all comfortable who
may favor him with their patronage.
JOHN T.. SCOTT.
Jan. l, l849, l2 4t
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LAND FOR. SALE.

The subscriber offers for sale Tract of
Land, on which John E. Drunsou now re-
sides, containing Six Hundred and Forty
Acres; one hundred and fifty acres cleared
and under good fence; the balance is well
tmberej; with Dwelling House and neces-
sary outbuldings. The above land is silua-
ted seven miles west Of Sum,crvllc; joins
the Plantation of R. Bradford, X. B. Cain.
Col. J.J. Meore and Col. F. Nj. hlelIett, and
lies on the surveyed route Of the w. and NJ
Rail Road Terms as easy as coulI be de-
sired. J. II. DINGLE.
Jan II, 1910, l2 If
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-11-01

The wing papers at Memphis the Enquirer,
and the Eagle, are engaged IN n very pretty
quarrel about the political consistency OF each
other The Eagu,rcr, in the course Of the dis
cu>sion, states cause for the late whig defeat
which IN, no reference to the apathy Of which
other wbig papers have 80 much to say, and
which j. much nearer the mark than any thing
wc have scea from any other wing paper W.
copy
We commenced the discussion of the slave
rs question long before there WAS candidai,
IN the field We thought We saw I'VE may have
possibly been mstakcu) that the movement,
we're IN progress at the seat of the Federal
Government. shich would utterly abandon the
rights Of the South, and that the Wing party
would by these movements be- led mo n vortex
which would produce is overthrow ga Trnncs-
see aud the entire South Unfortunately for
our party, aud a. We think for the South, others
innk au entirely different ticw oi the movement.
We fought Tor what are called ultra southern
doctrine" others preferred different course,
land denounced w. tho result - known \
Democratic Governor, and Legislature The
people werc not. and we trust IN God never may
be-. prepared to listen to doub, OF their right,
under the constitution. Compromises have
talcd--urfcnier- have been abor'nc---and the
demand i, slll, give, A portion OF the southern
people have vowed their intention, come veal
or woe, ,c Yield no more to the cxactions OF the
northern finaici>ns, and TO oppose all further
compromises Of the questions of right existing
before the formation of the constitution, and
guaranteed by the terms OF that instrument
Which i, alone the bond which cement, the
Union of the States The Union and Con,titu.
ton as they are, Will be supported and sustain
I'd at all hazards, and to the last extremity y
but tmon sustained only by fictitious con
s,itution patched over with laws acknow lcdgcc
on all hands 10 he unconstitutional, unjust
and oppressive they are determined TO r'-is
even 3, the hazard OF being read on, Of The
nhig party"
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Fi0n i,r New lrk Herald
, Excitement on tao Slavery Question
Danger 10 tho Union.

b. whole country J.. getting crazy on the
J ct Of -a,rr, In the north ia tine south,
hc east. in the west. amplr all plt,ics. and
far'ln- thi. excitement seems TO be- lucrca--
every d1y. ani spreading In every direction
Spfecipled. ambitious mrn, 81 all paruc~. and
f section, hH,c seized ON This question,
y are rnacayoaug lo make i, q hobby, on
h go ride uio local power OF local con-c-
it, "A are alike Tie great men Of the
- fc'ions such a- tla, and Van Burou,
present the spectacle Of initiating the con-
q GIrr,-on, Abhy Folsom, and the cn,hu-
J If Nrv England who have been laughed
4 the last quarter &C a century Mr. Cal
a. anl portion Of the South have come
j .rd are cudc1,orng 90 stem ihi- terrible
brcui. hui what csn % portion Of the United
! Pos no.. iu the ttrc Of the rlgc OF the day,
+ Upprnciglcd ambition ot politicians, the
ESQ., Of ihc human heart. aud the natural
kN'h ct fmau,,.iu, in IN age that Graves Tor
h 'cwgnl II any kud -- from lihcrttlug the
Be- iu die,iug gold IN California
~ hat !, to- lc the issue ot the present posi-
y and tendency of all the parties and factions
Fills Union SOME fatal and drplorahlc col
&c. must take place, some terrible explosion
|lc5ne oarculcecd. that Nill entail disgrace on
u 11'lon a0l probably bring about the d.
luiinn of dis fair conf dcracy,
II r great or, j., the liberation Of the African
r. from the state of restriction Of the SAME
kicm Of -cr, nude 10 where IL Is, and the non
(,Hsion of il To any oC the new territories
karls The West; What i, the condition Of
= Alrc1n race IN this country, and why - it
b tir whole v hitc population Of this republic
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.,s,. al, ,ha,1'l's D"' "'',' III '"'s
STRENGTH of rul,l,c .cn,i,n,,,, -, ' ,.'
solves in rvn, or ,l,e a,,Iri ~ -. -.
-nbs,nuan,ty ADMIRED ,a..;,a, NJ ..O'
tbis o,,., inu Tia, ,a,,, ,,. 1',l.l ., - ~,
no united sumner, ~ ,b,. ra,,sn a., ii,,''' -
dom Tl,. Ji,,.io, u,on ,,,.,, a,'a ~,
question. ,f,e, con,;nn;n,, a., 49,, ,,'' ,
,,o,s b,s nov, and ,ne.n,l, ,.oa,, ,,',,. W,
(, un,on Of hath .cc,,ons ~ ,ha, n,.,',,
u,kc, on,oscd In IN. nno n,' ,'.,, ,',,', -
Won THIS nuinn unon mem ,nJ,r,,c. a., 80
ne in ,,i,c,ulc o,,cn, ,Lo a,n'h,;', ,'' =,
hi,t for In, NH. IL o,nc, a. ,,o,,II ,,,,
conccal from van ,b,, hi. union Of a,, a,,,,,.
n,n.. mon SINGLE ickc, ,n,l.s !, noco..i 90
ia, every viii, IN Inc .,n,, ,n CO, l,,,s,.Ir -
the utmt.,t EATEN, Of M. influence onJ ,L;li,,
to secure the ,,cke, We prrscn, We h.In,,
that there !, more than common stalk at ,s.uc
mon the result of his election ma los ,hn,,
IN, question of fla, c,tru.iou of slavery ,o .o,l
now free and III, u,ruau,nt spru,,,v Of la,
man freedom
Should the hostile ticket b.. sncccs.rnl apna.
rent as ia The want of harmony nmnue mem
her. of tba, pnrtv an ia, .uh,,,, Of l,,.r,.
the result viii be- claimed ms n J,c.,, IN H.,
PRINCIPLES Of srec.soil for the rccen, acquired
territories This would be di.astrou, 10 the
hopes Of human freedom, and put back the sa-
cred cause of Liberty for many years
While we would give all deserved credit 10
that section Of our opponents which has
opposed the extension Of slavery 10 newly
acquired territories, We cannot but think
they have betrayed their trust in conson,.
Ing to u union On terms which, # success
iul, must totally destroy the foundation upon
winch they have stood. We cannot ask the
electors of this state 20 contemplate this sub
4 4
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TIE Albany A,ios, fdem.. } remarks tim,

The Albany Afas, fdem.,) remarks Tint
The ticket VIII 'c-unI'" IN vs. support nl
We democrat. who IN 1874 voted ior po'eT"of
virgin. u IS generally acceptable, we learn
10 mos" VINO hrNr joined our ranks sihe' men
IRON 'he wing ana hWriy par'"s--to All OF
'hen' al icas'' VINO beheNe That We deinocrh'ic
parry Is destined 10 control the government OF
'he country aua WI" tehe." maj, ms members
"i H. 'h"F WIZ be more influential than IN any
o'h'f po-hl'h, III dfee'inE ITS power ae"'eiy
ana fefPe'o"iy on the sue oil freedom lhd
g"md sot'fhh'h''
me chairman OF 'he s'a'c committee ttho
huhh'f,f "r ''"sn' ~ wv" o'u'. n"s Ah-
honneeh Inc Pae''sa"o"s III inc 'oio"'hg
terms;
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Yea as 'u'' .""'f,'I'e WI "''" ".,'I",'s
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