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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-16
- = 49,
THE NEXT SPEAKER.


Already speculation Is aAoat as to me Individual
Hksiy 70 DIT the chair Of the House Of Representa-.
sives-- a teat graced by Clay, Cbeves, a Bar
bonf. ara a Winthrop. We have no hope Of
Wing belag chosen, because the Democrats have. a
decided majority, and therefore we must submit 10
= chsice ssom the best materials furnished by our
sRposesis Among the probable candidates We
bear sAe names Of Messrs. Boyd Of Kentucky, Dis.
nsy, of Ohio, Bissell. Of Illinois, and Bayly, Of
Virginia
y IS true, Gen. Bayly Is no, ye,a member-snd
II he has good wbis oPponent ii lis district, We
want hin beaten--but il race fof com peleni pre-.
siding olleers. :" Dc VFgiaia aeges tires and
Gen fayly viii preseni 4 prgnY good sample Hc
has had sufficient experience Is parliamentary
matters, 10 give hLa readiness ia applying che
rules; and in maintaining lairistss and orler he
would be 1Stud sqsal to 'ha beai -oi lis Compel
tiers,
IT. therefore sossf psmo-rasls 1iepas win Jain u.
II eircing gpsd Union wb3s fem Ills district
ve.th9i SSfsres it b. no diafsaliy II putting Gen
Bayy III the ID 4if afesile he be elected himself
Bayly took .he T. q taA uaapn al the two las
sessioas whilst ia9sF f5 colleagues went Of with
I me Abeliliori>is
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-16
Isl.EcTIoss IN VIRGINIA..

On THURSDAY THE a3p OF OCTOBER
an ree,iua, wiIr be held sos member, Of Tie If
Of Dsltgsns and for members OF Congr~. T5i.
election aii Be held under the er...tsg con.iIlu.
ton ard lhose persons only, o.alifled according d
liz PROVISIONS. will be erdlta q vote /, VIII =
imlse9se one day uiess kept open tor special res-
soas asssrd.ssg to law.
onlas.ssme day. The people win vote on the a.
dop,on II the amended Constitution. On this
aoesiof sFeIy white male citizen OYER 81 year. Of
age, who snay have been two years resident in he
State, aud one year In the county, city, or town
where hs esrs 10 vote, viii have the right to vote
The polls Gill be KEEP, open three DAYS. ~
d The amended Constitution shall be adopted an
elsf,on ssl be held, lhroughpu, the State, on The
sIA DAY OF DECEMBER ext, Tor a Goveruor.
LIEUT. .Goyernor, and Attorney Genera, and for
mesnbes II The Senate and Of the House Of Dele.
gals, Al persons qualified to vote on Sho qaes.
iiosot Sas,adopiion Of ths amended Cor. situ,ion.
viii a he right to vote In the counties, ci,es or
towns ii which they reside.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-16


! Tho Wing C;trsraero Of dis Ssate. Mr.. Williams,
has sent in " #g eas>sie message TO the Legisia.
iurr. Alter neAing IL iocai adairs, be refers 10
NEWFOUNDLAND enaAesss me very sensible copclu-
lsun, thai whatever mrns consciences msy teach
ahen IA to thew lsesi au,iss, they are bound 10
obey tie laws ofthr country.
1.-THE governor thinks il not best 10 boast too
much Of our aliachinent to the Union, siest over
mach zeal might give ground for suspicion. He
states thai Vermont solicited admission into The
Union and fully adopted the constitution She
has netef'asked important amendments, and never
been found with others in acts tending to the rio
ialien Of the same He hopes that the cry !of dan
Esr 10 The Union, IKE The cry OF danger 10 the
church in England is not to be made pretexi
cor arbitrary measures or degrading submission"
The Governor commends The President for ere
cutting the laws, and eoncurs in the opinion that
these mus, be enforced.
We hare no doubt, notwithstanding The ill-ad-
vised Nell6ea.iSnlaw passed a.year ago by an IN
ronsidsra,e Legislature, Vermont will be found
right eide up on all occasions likely TO te.,the
Afreheth and Durability Of the Unson
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-16
THOMAS RIrcI on SECESSION.

Tie following are the opinions expressed hy the
gfeaflFader Of the Democratic panty ia Virginia
in 1914, when The blue sight fedenalists OF Massa-
chasetls talked Of seeding froE The Union. Is it
treason for Massachusetts 10 secsdb and moi treason
for South Carolina 70 secede Is The Constitution
10 be fish Tor one State and flesh for another Isit
treason 10 resist The execution ofihe Fugitive Slave
Law passed by Congress, but not treason to resist
the Revenue laws, passed By Tic same authority
Can the inteligentvoters of this County stomach
such utter Peryersion Of The principles o opr gov
eramentl But let US hear what the editor Or tie
Richmond Enquiref-the recognised exponent Of
the Virginia principles Of l79s, has proclaimed
upon this subject.
We man or association nos ate or sci of States
has right 10 Withdraw Itself ii5,m the. Union. A
majority ot-lhe States which formed the Union
most consent 10 the withdrawal Of any one hraach
OF IT. uniil that assent is obtained, any attempt to
dissolve The Union or 70 disturb The efficacy OF lis
Constitutional laws is TREasoS 10 ali intrn,s ard
purposes TaEAsoN. p Ertract frefs ne Enquirer.
Dsgocyats, to whose authority do yoa defer, 20
thai Of Andrew Jackson Thomas Richie, Spencer
Roane, James Madison. George NJ. Dallas, James
X. Polk, YIN. r. King and Howe4eobb OF is il
TO Barnwell Rheu, Judge Caskie Henry Beainser
and ]. Randolph Tucker
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-16
nEDINcER AND rnE MExIcaN WAR.

m. Edifor al have seen handbin i.saed hy
Mr. Bedinger meant d disparage the claims OF his
opponent, Mr. Faulkner, to any merit thar may
be assigned him for his course during The Mexi-
can War. II i useless TO point out The absuraity
Of The position meant 10 be maintained BY Mr. b
that Mr. Faulkner shoatl hare dis harged daty
q ihs Volunteers belonging entirely 70 the State
MI Faulkaef deserves credit for having advanced
the moaey for their ratious. without losing it, espe
eialiy as the money ulsilnaleiy vas to come from
ths General Government, certainly more able 10
fay e lhsh private ci,izsn.
8nt with what grace can AIr 3. issue such a
catd Does be suppose that Mexican Volunteers
asi their friends have forgotten his vote 10 Goa
grs against he increase Of heir pay frosa s. 10
St0f lfhefhEpks 50 lie Is mos, wasnlly deceived
THis Disiris, HAD At lesst $50 of her sens nihat
Regiment, and be shaald have been particularly
xsslan 10 doing all that be could for their welfare
Bat Is did osand The Volan;eers viii not forget
ii The wrler Of this we'll recolecis the feelings
sAeissd among thca1 when fhe vote oflheiF Represen
taiiEs was made known. Fhey themselves suffering
y lereign land and inhospisaale cline, noreiha
words can tell 10 Be thus rpresrate 4, home BIZ one
VINO should have been their best friend. Was il
aok encouraging Should i. not have cheered
tbelr spirits npon lAe toilsoae march Il Vii, IS
satd write with warmth have reason for il
ssf wsite ieelingiy. having been che 81 49,.
Ia'' vs'e Is u keepis< With his osher Asnan.
ssss asatasl e ~ ~ fas Iisef II tle Ssarr;ar
lii Bat Ni;h this hare n0,hiag % da. e., ,he
rarm hearted sons cf the Emerald Isle as.epa =
tAai mater = MEXICAN VOLUNTEER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-16
UNION on DfsUN5ON.--FAUL
AND BEIliNEER.

Vcsrna ~ ms fora CessnsssoxAL DisTRseF.
Thigday week pne Of ne mos important elee-
iionx Occurs which has ever izken place ID this dis
sriet For the first line ii chr hissafy, has ean-
di1sae lof Congress ID his seeigon oS Nirginlp,
opensy md boldly plsnted himself upou ihe South
Carolina doctrine Of Ssassien, and called sPen Ne
psspse BY their Fnses ratiy shis fsc,cas and Dis
osganzing principle. Voters II Jefferson, are r9q
pfepsrea b. Ills sIetfion % sanction such cosf
srlne + + lie I04h Congressional district Of Viz
glnlanow fos the firss iise. iosussain prineipae
xAiek Alz5sm9, s1lssisapFi ard teefgi1, have ~,
repa4latsd and east &c
Thst soaia carolfpa uiesns.ia The language q
Ire ytaslisBg.on Uniea, 30 mara the experiment
II secession i eertains she has elected her Con-
yensg6a tor thar purpose, which Is 70 assemble 10
February, 1859. Sic has Appropriated Ssoo goo
for th saiIitary eefence eg The Stsie-she has pur
ela.e. Ter small arms adj is noz having her cam
nor raj al The Trcaagas Iron Works, near Rich
.snofld How long win Tie people slnmber In The
face q sgeh facts eouth Carolina. without The
preiest Of isjary Or oppression claims the rghi 10
AeeSe tlum. this unientp Fesifoy he uhiiy Of his
Na4saa-.sa ss.sssgserr iAis confederacy THIS
.nrit cSngress and % sigE day wss4 80 or lie
casi four voses for representative who viii act
upon that mppsian, issue
Nov look. we impIars you, 81 ~ o,iuio-.
speetseiy entertained by The .wo q. 80. - S
c0asTes'in view q tbi- morse6,aa.--,si, yt s.
Mf Bediass..s c,,iolo - '''-'
.nyts ~ Stale ID lie exercise Of lis reserved
.sesas has right ia case Of oppression; IL
= rom The Unien
1sd That such State was the sole and exclusive
ludgeet iLe causes which ustiira her in The ael ii
Secession
90. That The Federal Government had no right
in sH horiy i0enforce the execution ol The laws al
he United States within Ihe limits If se seeding
stale after she had declared her purpose u secede
from ;he Union
Mr. Fauiknei's answer 70 Mr.. Thomson's Inter.
rogat1Eirs.
Fae government Of the Unioy has every paweF
necessary toShe preservation 81 the UxfoN IfiS !
government that 2 The ent0ieepenl Of it. Laws ap.
crates upon individuals JI unah the STATE ia-ths il
corporate capacities. I be ciIzens Of South cssl-
ma are also citizens Of the United States afss e
lney saoald atlenspt, hg force 10 o5stfuct tbs
culnn 81 ne Eaws q the United States they NAV +
Puhshed is,r violation oi those laws. do naf d.
mlt lAe right Of secession and cannot tier kUfe.
aae4. lha The dectasationof any such purpose uon
us par, u Sonlh Carniaa can alier her relations
10 ibe citizens of the Uniaed SIaes OF To the Ma
uonal government. ] would exhaust every means
OF CONSULTATION Before would resolt 10 force Blt
my sentiment Is that the Uuiea mus be preserved,
until dissolved ~ the consent Of those Mho made
IL ana would therefore feel myself bound TO in
tain lhat 'unton-peacsaaly, il can--forciby il |
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-16
MsEMoNics.


Mis-. EsNt pixE IL giving LECTURES al Harpers-
Ferry On Misunderstanding seienee denominated Nine
inoeicx She bounds her system on intimate
knowledge of the human mind, being based on the
doc.rise Of locality aud association. To students,
literary men, and others, practical acquaintance
with This system came, fail 10 b source Of the
greatest pleasure and profit.
Mss Pike comes well recommended by our
brsihsea OF the press. Since the days Of the say
ings, deiags and lec,urings Of Mrs. caudie, ne
nigh, &c, riding on a rail for Recommending any
thing in Thai line. emanating from married ladies,
bat who wouldn't relish lectureon any given sub
Jees for any leagth of,ime from far y0aag lady
Miss Pike proposes 10 raise class ia Charles
town tor The study Of the scieuce preparatory to
which, she will give free lecture At the Court
House on Saturday night II you wish 10 be H.
siruesea and amused, 20 and hear the tair Philoso
-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-16
FUNERAL or COW. WARRINGTON.


The funeral or this Distinguished naval officer,
look place ON Tuesday al Washington. "A friend
who was present writes that The display of the mil :
tary and naval heroes was imposing. though the
uniformed companies Of The District were mol pres
ent. The Marine Corps formed The principal es-
eert
i has always seemed 70 Us that these pageaEts
are calculated TO Danish The ordinary ieefiDgsof
grief Ehe attention Of The multitude is TOO much
taken apwilh the linsel and show Of the occasion.
One xiilage fuperal has more effect upon The
heart and the reason than dozen military pa.
rades.
Gem Warrington WIS among The most promi-
nent Of cur naval heroes, who gave new lie and
vig5r to the dropping spirits of oar countrymen &C
Ter Halls surrender. He vas Chief Of Inc Old
pressedshis strong and vigorous mind apoa every
thing he touched.
liz was 69 years old at the time of his death,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-16
Baltimore Market.
Randolpl. 4 I.atla.er's
CIEcuEAR dr. Peiess IN rRx BiLrixosx MARxEr
Eee fse srsgt cst8ssg Oct IS. 1851.

ClEcuLAR dr PRiexs N rRs BtLrixosg MAaKsr
Fer tie rest cstsisss 6lct. IS. 1851.
Rspsrtsd expressly reF the Free Press.
BrTT4R-sSale OF Cav Packed al "A 10 Is ets--
Cellalaa Western al 10 10 Ia cts
BESsw ax -Good demand tor Shipment, nad sales
arr matte ~ = cts.
BEcox.-1Saies 81 Shoulders at E to 81 cts--Sldes
- lei 10 1T efs--rH Hans ii 10 10 III chs.
GAss+s-a50 head wese eisrreJ al the scales on
Maa&AF 81 waieh sec wsse sold & s. ta 50 on tue
hoof. equal 20 Sists IS, IS ret. The balance were
aEisen eastward.
Cass.--Sales Of White and Yellow a. 50 els.
CLaykRsEgn.--SaleS II new seed Al S1s5.
ffoeR.-g here has beea.a 81 CHI muy esnent IN ihe
marSei Tor lle lasi aay or 81 and AR sales have
baen sEecsd AZ S3s9s y 81 80 iurtlowafd str
Civ Mills held 1t Sss wiihyutssivs.
FAIRNESS Sales ST IS 10 - Cts.
FlANsegaa -Sales % ., fpla St,i2k.
Ho4s.-sss4ad dtnand apd sales az So 70 SO 20.
LtRo,-- Very duh, sn#E sslcs y The trade AZ lo
III els
MusraaE SSEp- Sales Of prime article a
~ s eeass
0aTsi-New are hrif gtrg 80 70 80 cts. dull.
RyEy--Sa:les a. 90 10 81 c.s:
Ttit.ow Sales n "A & 81 cts.
TaNeFIiY. Salesat s. 70 81
MaKsf -6a Is 70 nv S0f 1aeroF e good soaS
10 p4Aars 20 10 IS els; family tonf white a. - y
"a - sG>.
Waale--Sales of unwashed - to . washed a
= 10 IS ctS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-16
MEXW ATt,gsE.

# HAVE leased DatieIds Depot FOR a term of
a years, and have Just received aud opened my
Fan and Winter supply OF GOODS. My stock
embrace large and general assortment Of
] DRY GOoDS, GROCERIES, QUEENS
j HARE, HARD H-dRE, 30.
4 hare taken grea pains ii she selection, so as TO
present to purchasers, not only tall aud choice
selection ofrStaple Goods, but also an elegant as
sorment Of fashionable Fancy Goods Of the nswesI
STYLES Of the season.
win also keep eoastantyon hand SaIt, Plaster
Fish. Iron Lumber, Coal &c. All kinds OF Coun-
Try Produce taken IN exehange Tor Goods
MgfaciiItieS Tor getting goods (being Agent for
the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company. ! enable
tne 70 sell goods lower than they are usually sold
IN The county. hope by spirl ii az coInmoda-
ton % ALL, and selling cheap Goods 10 secure d
LIBERAL Share OF the patronage d he neiehhorhaod
Oct. l6, 1851. JOHN w. CRANE
1T would take this opportunity to saw 10 nv
old friends Of Chaflesidwn and eighbofheod. thar
lletlyerl much indebted 10 them Tor the very fiber
Al snPpofKthey have extepdra % me in business.
and hoPeI shall have The pleasure II seeing Them
at nv new location. j. w. C. 4
! Oct rs fS5f
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-16
.rHaRIESTAWN AClnRAIY.

FNNr1E TIussessof this institution haviar apno;n,
~ sl,s Prineipal JARED r. CROcKRR
: th,,ruuphlv Quail ed and accomplished iusirue,or
oFvenih lake pleasure In announcing that the Acadia
~, I'M H. resrened under the mast favorable ~
snices ca MdnaaY next the s0lh ihStant
rhe trustees have exercised every Trseatiiion ana
,beir lsi Judgment in making indeious selection
~. n4inctnal and theY believe hev nav nov -
s,ie those Interested In The thorough education IL
their children thai no Academy IN The country Or
fers greater advantages In accomplishing thar in
porfanI object
T6eF have determined d give heir personal all
,eniot 10 The exercises Of the school and 10 cotpe
rate with HE principal in securing good cfdef ana
propeF discipline and al The same time BY exciting
is lie pnpils fs0ree spirit Of emiatun. turender
1heir s3hdies asieeafe Of az least ~ lssle Rkserne
a. estssitse he course Il in>tfnctiea will com.
nfise eyerv 81 inch eennecsed With thorough aea..
ae,nie edacatign. especially the Latin and Grssis
saesnasss and the higher Mahematirs. inelaiiAr
issae,;s.,n and Chmpesitieu: atthe eIpr tine p1r-
iienlsF stteniion will he psit . Ispits in iAe de-
nsst,,,ent of a plain English education
Issxini n,nnyislv reports viii he made BY he ptu-
cif 10 the paren,S suardian Of the standing and
pTosrr-s Of each pupil.
Fnrlj>h Department PER annum, $4,000
CLASSICAL and Mathematical de-, $500
stn,len,s from distauce can he accommodated
with bard and lodging Ia private families on vsfy
| SeaSanahle terms, and the location is entirely
should The number Of pupils require ii, an asss
tant will be employed
October To- 1851. Bard Of Trustees
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-16
TRAvELLERs. noi

We request the attention of our citizens genera
Wand the travelling portion thereof particularly,
tosae advertisement Of the Canal Packet Boats 10
BE- teund ID our columns IL day.
Airend Win recently made the nip from George
town 10 Hatpers Ferry BY the route Of the Canal
spasSs in hshighess terms ofthe genemaniv atten
tidn 81 the Captain ofthe Belle" The acesmne-
daiaas are excellent table coed, ana every hing
dan- 10 make the time pass of pleasantly. Gatl.-
men with families, willfnd The trip By the PacsptS
10 the District, 10 be Is agreeable as thav ceal
wish The fare is 80 low that no pns ha ,aiu
ell dfill
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-16
MR. nEDINGER--sULY CONVENTION.


Atnong$, the resolutions adopted BY the respecta.
bic body Of men who assembled ID this place On The
18Th Of July as Representatives Of The conntiesSf
Page fWarea, JefTarson and Frederick, were the
following.
THAT as representatives Of the Democratic par
y om different sections Of this district ve cannot
and3WILL NOT sanction OF submit 10 the Exposition
OF The 3D. Of April Convention.
That We c4NsoT give our eoEnienaner or SuP.
paFt 20 any candidate who witinof give or who
would not have given coYdidt spppori ID the f.,x,
PROMISE Measures III the last Congress
The authority Of he Convention Of De Ri Of
April to speak ii behalf Of the Democratic Marry
is here repadiafsd- Il is denounced a. a. itnpos.
ture, and all claim Of Mr. Bediager 10 IL support
Of tae party founfed upon thar nomi5ation is utter
y dsnled- Mf-tsgFd n widhdrawiag from he
eanFass, mas 70 ke nanne; deaied the authority Of
that Convention Spfar. therefore, as these gentle
men are concernff, vi Be iinger stands in a deei-
dedHy worse con ii'aa Than II he were running as
an independent rardidate. Bat they 90 further,
and pledge themselves p The public that they will
not give her soRn,enance Or support 70 any candi-
daif,fwbo !! hsHhah been 10 Congress, would not
haTe given eRrsfos supper. u the compromise
measures.
Now, Mr. BRdifger has declared from every
stamp in the DlsiricS. thar he regards this compro-
mise as q fnaad npoa tas Ssata - thar we were
cheated 10 ths bargain-and that if,he had been
in Congress. keIwcnld NKvER have sanctioned or
supported that compromises
Was there ev4f more direct issue made between
candiiase prAsessing 70 represent party, and
that Pofsian g HE parry which has arrayed itself
IN OPEN hostility ,obim Can any one for mo.
msHi believe ihst ne respectable body Of men who
have, Announced sAsse solemn declarations to the
void, mfzn % PraEe ialse 10 them Il is only ne
cassary % heir names 10 satisfy every one.
that tergiEersa5 50 gross and palpabie Is not 10
Be exPectei from HE men composing thar CunTen-
ton IFTaeAesttv R<pr6iieaz.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-16
Mnrrfed.

On The morning lkc tfh iasI ~ m eet lohs G
Dice, ATrfRlEAssSr NJ, p9cs. o. PsRaietsa, 70 Miss
HETrIE If. RsSkINs OF A ueusta Co Va.
On the inst by Rev JFYp Afsmodg Mr. JaIiN
u. CHILps and Miss SARAH a Miss, az ot fEsseFsek
county.
on The 81 inst near White ffaiE Frederick eeaet5 !.
hY the Rev. L. EiehslbefgFr. nv WN J, CtARH %
Warlen eoa8ty, aud Miss CAtaAkIsE LoSe, o. Efedei
iek.
onihe Isl inst by he Rsv " sent, MT HESeY
Clay Harness aud Mis- ASS SEYMOUR daughter, ui
ThemaS seymour, Esq, oi II ny cou'4fy
On Thursday mornias The 9Th pst a the fesaleace
Of J = Carson, Esq ~ the Rev George II dg ~.
WTilIAa p DENNY and Miss MARTHA a CoIuSs--
all NmehesteI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-16

ERE HARRIS as usgat has d very extensive
- assortment Of CIoibs, CaS>imeres. Yes.ibg,
weeds Cravats Stocks So, X, wool and eo,lon;
SILK and Linen Handkelthiti,, Collars. some Xxi
va Gloves Kid SILK Cotton ana WOOL: Cgliens
and Linens expressly en mct.s wear. And 10 faei
ne ~ every article ikat Nl add @ the aPpeaNsnee
- ~ 'H 9oehS' a. wen a. Toe CENT r Of the old
= f 81 RutcnaseS were mace ln. Philadelphia ana
Baltimore with mrchc afe ard b great adY4staae
any ~ hinks u sc2IeeiY pfesdmpf3Rn 10 say he a.
i s,' HIS ll'iig eS pefi~Rte aad fisfie-
uA aetii9h Aas hrehdfe eiec 70 this lfaRen ~ TIE
"a e ata me large amount OF The above goods
sodtnahle him always ID keep fresh an.S ~
supply Of the latest ami most 50 pefi0r goodxt ys
wall do well 70 give him a call On Is ls5t
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cf accomplishing lAsir MAJ s<hemes Bat TIE
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Il srisrencs . lks sxssunohcE sas fagiiise slave
law
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tsset spesk cut Is he sa@s anaphatie voice, The
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