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Washington telegraph., 1850-07-03
Land for Sale.

THE undersigned has for sale large quantity
i of land lying in the counties of Lafayette and
Dallas which he will dispose of in quantities and
terms TO suit purchasers (ether for cash on
time). description and price of said lands can
be had by calling at his office in the town of Lewis
vile, Lafayette county, Ark.
JAMES A. BURTON, Agent dc.
July 26, lS49 80
Washington telegraph., 1850-07-03

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Washington telegraph., 1850-07-03
Notice.

.tOtice.
THE undersigned respectfully informs the pub
i lic that he has rented the old and well known
Tan Yard, formerly owned by William Arnett,
and intends carrying the Tuning Business,
in all its branches in the best manner. To per-
sons who wish 10 exchange hides have them
tanned one half for the other, he would say they
can be accommodated at his Yard, or he will give
leathe- for hides at their cash value.
WILLIAM BURTON.
&c. ~, 1849 Cm
Washington telegraph., 1850-07-03
V'OTECE.

THE copartnership heretofore existing between
l. the undersigned, under the name and style of
Block, Brother & Co., in the town of Fulton is
this day dissolved by limitation. All persons iu-
debted to the late concern, wall please come for
ward and make settlements. Either partner is
authorized to use the name of the firm in lioui-
dation.
AUGUSTUS BLOCK,
HENRY BLOCK
Fulton, April lst, 1850. [I3-tf
Washington telegraph., 1850-07-03
"A OA-HD.

TN retiring from business in Fulton the under
i signed returns his grateful acknowledgements
to the public for their liberal support and patronage
and soIcts from his friends and the public con
tinuation Of the same generous support for his
brother, Henry Block
AUGUSTUS BLOCK
Fulton, April /, 1880 [I3.tf
Washington telegraph., 1850-07-03
" O tic G

VHNHE undersigned will continue business on his
Il own account in the town of Fulton at the
old stand Of Block, Brother & Co. Thankful for
the generous patronage bestowed on the late firm,
he sOlicits a continuation of the same for himself
HENRY BLOCK
Fulton, April l, 1850. [I3-tf
Washington telegraph., 1850-07-03
L cSh Drugs,

/ r. II. p. WILLIAMS la,
sCjust received from PhiIadrl.
phla a general assortment Of
Fresh Drugs, Medicines, Chem.
Gals, Perfumeries, & c., &c. which
makes his stock equal 10 that Of
any ether house in the country
He has made arrangements by
which he will be enabled. al ali
Washington telegraph., 1850-07-03
II H X w s.

The entire charge for Tuition, Boarding, Lodg-
ing, washing, Fuel, Lights, Blacking, Servants
attendance, Music, use of Arms, &C., &c, will
be S160 per year. Payments will be required in
advance, at that rate, from the day of entrance
to the end of the Term. From the first Monday
of January--for example-to the third Friday of
June, twenty. four weeks) it is $96.
Cadets from great distance, who prefer re f,
naming in Kentucky during Vacation, can find
the most comfortable boarding in The families of
our wealthy farmers, at s 0 per week. South
ern or Western students may land at Louisville
and take stage, steamboat or rail road to Frank
fort and Lexington; thence in four horse coaches
to the Blue Licks. Or, they may ascend the
Ohio to Maysve, which is three hours stage
from the Springs
This place is furnished with commodous Baths
and is abpndantly supplied with freestone, lime
stone and cistern water of the best quality, nde-
pendent of the sulphur springs, and the salts and
sulphur springs.
Georgetown, Ky, Oct. 90, lS49.
Washington telegraph., 1850-07-03

The Adjutant General, together with live Il
persons, to be annually appointed by the Executive
to attend examinations at least once IN the year
according to law.
Washington telegraph., 1850-07-03
Drs. Conway & Gray,

DIR J. C. GRAZ
Washington telegraph., 1850-07-03
Notice.

Pineville, Bossier Parish, La.
The New York herald., 1850-02-21
A.n.rn,inn In Canada

ADpRKss OF THE ToKoNTo ANNEXATION SOCIETY To
the rEOPiE oF CANADA.
Frttou Cor .rHrNt- The natural sivaacsusnt OF
this province tsvards tiste of national maturity
cslsfasd BY the occurrence Of unfor--en eseEt hsv
ina brought us to thai critlc.l period In htory
when in our opinion The mutual beEent. Of our con
nsction Nith England no longer exist 70 becomes our
duty o people TO exerci.e prudential forecast In
prosi1ug he exigercts q altered condition,
aud ibe h-cessies % the future In no spirit of hos
tlity the rnsDt Stst- nor With any coatem plated
osfspce cf existing authority municipal OF metropo
tan, do address you. candid st2t-msnt q the sc
teal crrdition % the csvntry eli suihcienty shov
the necessity Of proviJng for its presiog aud para
mount want
The geosi spbicsi position of Cs.sdsis sstsut-its
esmsbN % future greatness it, drtsace from the pa
rent st.tcthe tmpstcnce of external restraint sbich
grose % a. en- instinct With III. ess of yoonx con-
mupiite all forbid the hope soy commutusl In
terest cen forever oud fortunes ~th those Of
the mother country. That the sepsrstiou. vhen 10
does ocme-ss come " mus eventually be the vo-
lantsfy exercise q the fr-e ~ q psren aud OF
must oe tnr desire on 'seiy tru. patriot aud sino-rs
ffiend - humanity. 10 soult argue f.l.s delioacy
and discover mistaken prudsnc. yer. ". 70 l,ok an
IN silence -hile political socrty s ou,Srosnx its in
stitufiouf in the vain hope that they
not tnly the necessities the conditions aud toe r.,..
phich called them itto teag bat also the ansstioo
which supported their sx,steucs
The pressing necessities Of the popu
lation n England when opsrstsd th- motive Ter 81.
feotfpg change in her numerical policy. .ubje.tins
the sDsdsn farmer 20 IN. cs-dvsDtsEss Of ibaepsn-
dspce efhout is countervslipg oeneat. msy also BE-
iusdcstior af the measure 1.-THE peorle of the alt
"a hiogdo having IN vie~ the general interests Of ths
empire and without giving uDdue ~-isht Go the cls
of apy locsltty distant d-ltb-tstey resolved
upou con rtsl policy rhch upon the whols, th.y
believed you'd prove post Conducive 10 the general Ia
terrsts the Jsns5isn people cannot us. their just
comp ant of the of their special Interests
an adequate rsa.on for oondemntps the na 0asl DO
ncy, ana seeking tte reversal Were the question Of
fte ttste in Eusland btt yet decided Csnsls might
siaim sa tight, TO have her Voce heard In the d.ci
he Eequlesssne. q s interests. colonial aud metro.
The New York herald., 1850-02-21

n.a. rs..sr q N.s IsEl Asy:5 Lens 0rsshe. IN!
.Ss 8 ssis sssl Esssss; fs:.d.s. dss.'c Cess: sse
f :. c:::;i n ss:: "a e "a, =
Miseh, q Berlin, Louis noussst Of France lttmssn Of
~ sss = rs;sc BOTH
sS s e. vs
EI:r..sd;. 4: E:;S.: csi Ri:ssAsy.
WIsi a::s.wi Tssa z1as.. ssi .:s:sss. sss.
sss M
ss ss' sT k;T YYs
sys: s;!'i .s,s: S:li;;; Y:1i
9Sl Ts. i.eh: asa l1li oas ssS
ssssaH0r
SSS;S. Hs.ss css' c.nss sss
Margaret Gill; Bait; Esssrs Ess.in. asnry seoslsnd-s
rsd g
DC Isciet, shoots Jsr%ste.d, John Beals. Wood
Garter c.Il js5s ocSsnor b; s p.,id;s,
John Wilkinson Kshoe Gold n.n. Joiner. Esr:
pss %s:m Gs.na% a.% s..S.a GSs w.s:.a iass
fctor, n ksnfrOs Perry Rovsn; g gea,on, aa.
Salmon 7sasS. Gorasn i.ass s%.s sss%sa
RgFS rs,t'J o1s Sess, r';sr
S.niisss 5 s:ssoH, I'm 4 ssa:s: aslsss. Is.-
ss s,tf fESsy Rs Enass John
Engsrs Jesse shiIler Dshoy 3.ly, o:llIns Col
TsyIoI Ryan. rauI leroy Geo Allen. Hubbard.
T Sa@rp sSsrs Law
Yeiser, Yeser, T narshal. y yaskssn, Howard.
wiswa. John Mott Thomas Bremen lady and children.
The New York herald., 1850-02-21
CITY TRADE REPORT.

wKDsrsDsr, Feb 2-6PM
The cotton market vas very active to day aud ls-ss
sales we're made both for export and culation
closing arm ct the full prices Of yesterday In bread
stuns there vas NO Married change. Flour for this
State and Western brands continued 6rm, With good
local and Eastern demand, but owing to its being
packet day for the two European steamers, 'Chaas.
vas rather th.y attended and many dealers In several
kinds Of produce waiting the recp, Of steamers
news, vie Halifax. wheat continued srm, but sale.
we're unimportsnt Corn sold 10 fair extsnt without
change In prices Perk ccntinsed dull There vas no
change of momsn. In other articles of provision, COT
fee continued TO be held above the visss Of buysr,
Hoders Inclined to vat for the receipt Of the nex,
foreign news and learn the Of the market in Eu
rcpe before operating to any considerable extent sa-
sars also dull While molasses msiped uocssnxsi
Of ~ bbls, at 50 o2H sso esxi pearls we're ss.in
Boss vas qui., at s4o for North West, and ., sSs.
BN,sps,vrrs - F7eur- This days Transactions yer.
6bto bbis, including hne ~ - STh SO olxi cpu.
s,d Ohio. o. Is CO So Is; mixed TO nvorts brsnIs
Ohio end Michissn ct 80 rs So STts; pure 0-se,ss
sS 81; .sus Obio, At s. sTs so. ssd estrs Gsss
see 80 7bss6 S"w'scn t'es' "a. doll aai in fair
oemsno win sses oi ,,s0" oos ~ 20 % i's IN.
Fredercksbufgh country SIS ISL IS a for brani.
Baltimore Aisxsndiis fetersbutgn city Nils. aud
Cow N,s very inactive at 81 s5 50 for Jersey.
and So l2ts tor Brsrdy sine WAesf IN. iala,ry fsr
milling vss fair ana holders we're very hfm IS
81 so for Gepe..e; $50 81 ~ foe Onto sOc a. %
for Upper Lake, Ne ~ rs for Suutbera; sud sl e3
. ~ w for tsnsdisn Rye ~ss quiet sat tnsstite Ct
former rates Ba'ies vas wanted. a. 90 q zoe. Or,
~ere arm, but dull st 42c. 4sc fcr river sad as.i.
spd sc . 500 ff Jcrssy Cern c1nfinu-d uita sat
spy material chsose sud ssl-s of 3iuUo bi.n-ts a.
SIC sc for damaged .na bes'ed; SEC sssi,s t,r
mixes Southsrp; cec 6oTf for Sasta~rn .sd Jefs-y
yellow; aud 6ic etc for rht.e southern.
Corros. There was active inquiry % dsF both for
sport and spec usticn snt the ssiss are stp23tcd
The New York herald., 1850-02-21


shirewisconss, Mumford. San Frsneses, 0sdsu; Ma
tida kensy, Pacific, howard soui Ivsahoe, knighg
Liverpool, Taylor h Merrill
Bsris-frompt Psrsqr, Leshorn. Foster Nistsrson: N
Heves Bssrse, Belfast Hore Godfrey CO. fsabes frs
be, Havana Nesrth Sons Harvard Good rn 40 lsohi
cola nuritut Cc; Manuel Ortir, Raven Chsrest5n.
Bechtsl scbomberr
Briss : Bertha tLubeeI. wsehser: uamturE raaeA d
Mefncte. Areuus Parker, Tsmpico Aikea gssfsiAns A.
Beeei Ap.lschcoia Poss Emily NishO, Chsriestos q.
Dusham n Dimsn.
schrs b A TUFTS Morton. Knrtoa, ia Bret. a vase;
Delaware Glover Bermuds Smttn White Mary Brl Ty.
reli H>lfsx, Ms hun,er Coz Ore (brD shsrp H.lifsr
~, Cram; Phileus szun t-r Jsshsonsie; Yicsry Cla
renee, Norfeik; Com k.srsey. Bross .s,on Arsatas
Wheeler, ssvsrrsh, NcCrssdy n Co Harvsrd, I.nsia
Richmcrd e n Pier.ep. Louis. aa~farss Psrker
Nore's Triumph Mason Phsae rhisi fesgbse,i tsL sy-
sioops-wm Bourpe. Ksnny. sad CHARLES Rhsd... Pro-
vidence.
ardver.
ISM ste uship seutherner Berry Chsriston with m ie
and PASSENGERS, ~ SpC Goyd. rtlestaa Co.
fsete ship Yorkshire snesman. Lverreoi. JsaU With
dee snd 10 steerage blra tbs ss.sss -
nsrsbs Feb a. Tat o. ~ iop 90 t3 PISSED pscsst sni
Gsian Delano hence To- Liverpool ami exshaaS a
ais wh i5th lat 10 6 lsa g. 81 passed lark ss-r
nate ths Eotrsrd, shSvlax n<1al bis usal mes make
The New York herald., 1850-02-21
MARKETS ELsEwaEHE.

STOCK SALkS.
BosroS, Feb H. Broker BoIrd-J3 shares ri.chbury
RarOae, io5I los IS Auburn and Reehsster Rsroaa
~ Cheshire Railroad b3 81 Norh Rarosd 6i a6t -
Exchange Bank, 3f: 100 Reading Railroad. b6Ol iS 50
do. b3,d IS 10 kastern Railroad gSl Old Colony kail
road, GIN; Boston aud Maine Railroad los Boston sad
Worcester Railrosa ss,s Fall River .aresd So 20 NOr
folk County Railroad 2 100 gss, Bosoa Comp 15 81
dividends Vermont Central Railroai No. SE Sool Yer
and Massachusetts Railroad Botds, SUI. SceOsi
Board- shares Western Railroad l0s 50 Reading RAFT
road, h7m. is 100 do bim i7 Is Vermont coutrai Rail-
Uaa. t35l at; 10 Manchester and La ~renes Railroad 81
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
Ngw Bsptopp on M.Ksr-For the week ending
February IS -sperm-We have sales 20 report hsfs,
the market being bare except parcel Of $50 bbls
landing In malta posett. sale Of cargo OF 5l3 b5ls
was made, st 117c. per gallon. Whale-rners have
been further sales since last Of $50 bbs good NJ W.
coast, at 45c and 4O0 bbs do at 4sHo the market
remaining frm ut there prices. Whsebone-A sale Of
S5o0 Ibs N. w. coost made ct $40, cash.
The New York herald., 1850-02-21
Died,


on the lsth inst, VIZ. McKrs, Of the nrm Of WIN.
J. Mckee Brother. aged 80 years.
His friends and those Of his brother, James W. Mo-
Kee respectfully invited TO attend his fdsera With
out further notice from his late residence 3 Broome
street at o'clock this day, Thursday, 2ist instl
on wednesday the 10th inst MosroS, son Of James
Rogers, In his 2ist year.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited TO
attend bic fsnera from the resdence Of his father 21s
West Nineteenth street. on this rhuriay) afternoon,
at o'clock.
suddenly, on the 10th inst, Mrs. LrptA srArrosp,
wife Of the late William spsdord deceased, aged 50
years. . months and Is days.
The friends Of her family, also those Of her sons WIN.
A., Henry and John D. spahord, ere respectfully In
vted attend her funeral Thursday 3ist inst at
O'clock r. NJ, from her late residence. 81 Ham n.rsy
street. of Hudson street. without further In vita
ton. Her remains win be taken to Greenwood for
interment
wiiiimsntic, Conn, and Troy papers please copy.
ON Tuesday, 18th inst, FssscKs HsssrrrA, wife Of
Lemuel Smith
The friends Of the family, and Of her father, J. VI.
Stephens, Of Newark, NJ ere respectfully invited to
attend her funeral without further invitation, frsm
her late residence Fast Twenty third street. near
Fourth avenue, this Thursday mornisg ct III o'clock
Her remains viii be taken TO Newark for interment
Al Middleton. Ky, 2sth ult., Lswp CAsas-, aged IS
years, Q native Of Long Island.
The New York herald., 1850-02-21

CpsRlpsror-Ssesmship southerner niss Hevsrd, Mrs
Ring srd daughter; ME- Jane Miller Nisses His nsn
" 4 nsnp. wn Hovisnd r fss,on. IA. Breetsnrisss,
Mr. Hevet n \ Johnston, Cspt King Friux.. A Aus-
tell q Rebinsos. snish I Iiiss L Napier. JoIa
Helm. Bstbsr, Nsdtes-i2 in the ssesrase
Ltvrsrcof-Pschet snip Yorhshre-Miss Asthsm, Miss
ssthsn sne ssrvsrt hr Fee 81 Yerfshirs
NV OnLssss-shp Crsoe-nrs Foster and child. Miss
Pea -
The New York herald., 1850-02-21

ON Tuesday morning. 18th instant. By the Rev. J.
Burchard. MIR rsrss Bssrrss TO Miss LroiA, eldest
daughter Of the late Duaoan Mex wing all of this city
on Thur.dsy evening. Jan. 81, by the Rev. 8. Re-
mipgton. Capt wm SfScLsiR TO Miss Msar Jsax, oaly
daughter Of Hiram wisner, Eco, all Of this city.
The New York herald., 1850-02-21
INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS.
Our Baltimore Correspondence.

pn- Our Washington correspondence, &c, VIII
be found on the first page.
The New York herald., 1850-02-21

sovrusNrroS ssD ersx,S-stesm-hip Hsrnarn-w,
FeileHa LADY .shd 2 eAiidrex. Capt VIM Bartisss Z
The New York herald., 1850-02-21

Sc. s,a~. s.ys soisuss for latest Marine Iss.ri-
renee ~ Telegraph.
The New York herald., 1850-02-21
nARITIaE INTELLIeEN NcE.
Port or New Yorh. Fen. ~, 1850.

&C.: sc: :ss.: .sss .sss :.Tss:::. :.T.i;
The New York herald., 1850-02-21
NE. RALPH. AUTuOn or THE "PRACrIcAL Pm.

nR. RALPH. AUTHOR OF THE PRACTICAL PRI-
~ yrte Trestse, Se-Ofce hours TO IL A. NJ; 10 r.
NJ tSuLday excepted mo. ~ Green weh street. Those whs
rrted o; the and apdiy Of .he In Structure
frer ns hst or ihciIient It's advanced and dis
tfsfpg as5, Seminal diseases, sc, (from
sdy art2ges and extensive practice he
Esrre feh ssrtan safe and radical hc
an pie Tor stating be obtained from sth II
AI.arirn
The New York herald., 1850-02-21

NO cURE NO PAY.--DR. coRBITr. 10 DUANE 81.
IN te consulted the dsicats
asses yrsocs sixteen years devoted " the treat
ent Of delicate diseases enables cure orS
form Of this dsease Recent cured in thres day Ne
n used.
The New York herald., 1850-02-21
AR. KELLIN0ER's xAoIO FLUIp FAsTENs THs

DR. MORRISON Is coNTIpENTIALLY CONSULTED
Len all diseases Of delicate nature An rgae-
enables him withou.
cured days Structures and seminal
he invariably See his London Diploma In hs
ense 1&< Fulton street
CEMINAL WEAKNESS, REBILITY ke-rHE ONLY
- treatment and with and Invaluable iAfor
self- pollution.
contained in Dr. Ralphs Practical Private Trsse 9th edi
ton. Sf2 Proe ST. 10 had Of the author Green
gic
The New York herald., 1850-02-21

out the painted black with I've Narrow red saA white
streaks. 49,,
ship Creole Foster. New Orleans days. With .iss "
frSss hs.a ,p., r.-., N..,u.s.s vb.s. n. h.x
She lowed from that place to this city ~
the steam tug Wave. Capt Schultz. 4
Barh Byron. Upshur. Providence, In ballast
Brig nsraa 0ass belise Ho.. ~ day: Win w,oc s.,so
Nr john Amy. native Newport RI chief eassr Of 90:
brig fell the deck while clearing the AIN Sheet and
was icst although :xsrop = made 70 save him
blowing gala from the NV at the tmss and the vessel
being under ble reefsd tepssiis.
Brig selma, Northam, Newport. days, In bAuass
6chr Mary BlisA, Smith. Richmond, days.
Schr Highlander, Sands, Rappshanneck.
Lighter sohr Exeslior Merritt from the wreck Of Br brig
Ainsrvs' ashore on Fire Island The ii totslioss'
One ship unknown.
0ulleds
6teamships Europa, Letch, Halifax aud Liverpool; Her
Crsbtree Southampton and Bremen; ships Wisconsin,
4umford, San Frsncisco John SHEPPARD Aiusworh Liv
sTpooi Cotton Pisnter Pratt. Antssp suls.ns Basts
Colby HATCH Guyana; brig Emily Nichols Charleston;
and others.
Yss A-Wnd at sunrs. NV; st meridian. W; at sunset,
The New York herald., 1850-02-21

NEW MEDICAL BooKs-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
IN work. the and treatment of private diseases
structures and all hndred aetens Of the urinary
illustrated by great number of besufuy coors1 pstsa
sslsrve lie: ~ Homer Bessvicn Large asasss.
$50 ID editsn- Price $40 kxtract FROM the Bostoa
Medical and Surgical Jeurpaf" may be sasd fArsssly
y te equal Rocrds Aeten vcrt the same fHiy
,.hsd in ths eeusty Asthsr q ths verh On sssi.si
rourh Edition. patss Price 81. Tor sals ~ the Puh-
lish. srinsr rovHssnd "a Brosdvsy. saa by TIE Az
thsr 50 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1850-02-21
akOO REwARD-JErrRrss ASrIporl. A sPn-

9k00 REWARD.-JEFrRIBS ANTID0TR, sPn-
ROOV cite Mixture for the eurs Of oonorrheA, clssA
s,retrres sns similar disorders ~ mahes speedy onre
without the least restriction Of det drink
chanss In application 70 business The proprietor Challenges
nse case which the mixture will under the for
eiture of I've hundred dollars Furthsrths cannet
M conacted dose o. the mixture taken vhen ssposed
" put up In bottes With fall directions at 81 Ons bottle
lasts week-many cured In dsya For sale By c. d.
Ring l92 Broadway; l0s Bsysrd street.
The New York herald., 1850-02-21

d. DErASEY rs IscoNTIDKNrIALLY CONSULT
~ ed daily from A. n 70 r. ~, all diseases Of
delicate nature Seminal weakness mpotsnce, female
plain hc radically cured the approved Europsaa
The New York herald., 1850-02-21

NR. RECORDS HEALTH PROTECTOR. or PROPHY-
- tactical Soap, prevent infection Of certain delicate
diseases This parable noble medicine for sale
only No S Chambers street the french Hair Dress
ing Saloon also at 81 Lspenaid street. Agents wanted
The New York herald., 1850-02-21
MEDICAL.

A LAST REQUEsT
"A Lyen, pray thee not to 60,
The nation would dsplore your loss.
To them twould cause the utmoft wo,
To think the ocean you should cross.
The Pills k and mice the spot, the n1g1ette
Powders kill cockroaohes and all kinds Of insects Depot.
RYaa adway
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-31
'Eo LII ISsslailIls.l.
20 Housekeeperg.

FTlHE subscriber lias Just received
Il % Bushels WINE Beans
% do DEiea Apples:
1000 LBS. Isscnn Hams. Shoulders and Af;di;,gs
Hack ana Greeh Teas: ID - Z
Rio and lava Gefhe (at Baltimore. ur;e,sl.
Loaf ana Brown Sugars
npiasfes, and many other articles ia Inc Gro
Gerry ilne' which pledge myself 10 sell as low a.
any house INCUR city. Cal and ~
i Jan!24 i HARRIS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-31
AIar...r.II...i.II...e.d.[I

Up iia l6iB tss alFfhe resideHce df her Rleiher
Federal Hill lsRfaeyI county, VA BY the Rev Mil
BfeMn. CSi, kb u GLAss, Of Freresiek eoatiiy IL
A.iss A5RAH tsorfsss daughter of The late Robert
RrrarIys Esqi8
On tAe l7s inssani, by The Rev. Joseph Baker
Mrl YesffH WeeeTa Miss REEEctA L. SaHFaERp,
tlotAVt Fredetisk cslgnly
Oh Shs lob FjhtS, Hy Rev, john Richards, MIR.
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