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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-07-14
JNO. d. ALEXANDER. C.

CAMPBELL CotRr-lIousE June o3d 1851.
The parties named in the foregoing decretal or
der are hereby notified and requested to attend at
any Office, this place, on Wednesday the 23d day
a. July next. with such papers and other evidence
may be requisite for settlement of the account
sAerein directed.
june 26-w4w EDWIN r. PAGE, Com'r
TREAT ATTRACTION 1--WE have
NJ received and will, Tuesday morning. sth
inst, have opened at our store. Main Street,
large consignment Of Fancy Dry Goods, consisting
in part as foows:
Fancy Mouslaincs, Tissrcs assorted,
Cashmcres assorted, Lawns g.
Ginghams "a Chambrays :"
Silks Banges
vcstings Fancy Coat Checks
Gambrcons, Plnid Pant Stuff
Plnid Clan Alpine, Checked Linen
Tweed Coating. d Orsay Csshnaretts, &c,
which we will cell At prices ant, without regard
to what they cost.
EK Cali and get Bargains
July 10-2t MOSBY & HOLCOMBE
BLANKS FOR SALE HERE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-07-14
EMORY 4 HENRY COILECE.

IL WASHINGTON COUNTY-The Fall
Session Of this ourshing Institution will commence
on Thursday, the 2lst of August. and continue Il
weeks.
EXPENSES
Tuition, per Session. SIS 90
Board, +" week 50
Fuel and contingencies nor Session %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-07-14
IN CIIANCERY.


The order Of publication awarded in this cause
the 9th day Of December. 1850. against Richard
Lyon and Rosanc his wife. George Lpscombc,
James Jordan aud Martha his wife, appearing to
have been proceeded with according to law, and
they still failing to appear the bill is taken us con-
icsscd as to those defendants. and the subpoena A.
warded in this cause on the - day Of, ap-
pcaring to have been duly executed upon Charles
Scott. admir- of Charles Gillian deed, and more
than two months having elapsed since the return of
said subpoena, well as for tho filing of the plain
lifts BILL the bill is taken confessed as to said
defendant; and thcreupon this cause came ON this
day to be heard upon the bill. exhibits answer Of
Isaac Medley, sheriff of Halifax, and Us such adj
ministrator of james Dejarnctt, and admir- Of
Charles Dejnrnett, and Of Edwin Dejarnctt, and
was argued by counsel: on consideration whereof,
the court doth adudge, order and decree. that the
descendant Charles Scott, do render before Edwin r.
rage, one OF the commissioners of this court an ac
c"un, oil ms administration of the estate Of the said
Iharies 1'iiiam, and that the said Scott appear be-
lore ,he commissioner To answer any iuterroento-
rics propounded To him by the plaintiff or her a,,or
ney, concerning the estate of the said Ch.r,.s ri,
ham. and the said ommi ssioner i. d;rcr.j 20
examine and settle the account of the .a;a Ch.-I.
Scott, as admir- Of Charles Gillian. md NAL J. =.
port to this court, with any matters deemed merit.
nent BY himself required by either of the part;c,
A copy-Teste,
JNO. d. ALEXANDER. C.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-07-14
against

James Jordan and Martha his wife, Edwin De-
iarnctt. Richard Lyon and Rosclinc E. his wife,
Isaac Medley sheriff of Halifax and as such admir-
Of Charles Dcarnett deed. George Lipscombe and
Charles Scott, ad' mr. ofC harlcs Gillian deed,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-07-14

q AnA BAGS best Peruvian
As(UU GUANO, received direct from the
importers, for sale by
EDMOND & DAVENPORT,
IL. IA o. Richmond
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-11-13

Two caskets of Jewels, which had been
lost during the nsurrectionary war in Hum
gary, were restored to Madame kossuth by
Madame Pulzsky. who had by some means
become possessed Of them.
At meeting of the Committee of the
werkingmens proposed banquet TO Kos
suth, on the 9th letter declining the IN
yitailon, on the principle before intima,ed
To the deputaton, was read.
Erance--The President is still under
stood to be in favor Of universal suffrage,
but is not inclined TO draw his pen abruptly
across the present law.
The new Cabinet is stated generally to be
quite as unexcepuonable as any that have
preceded them.
Spain The accounts from Madrid are
to the Dist Oct. The American prisoners
were performing quarantine at Ngo. Their
punishment was thought to rest great deal
with the T. $ Government. from whom
PREPARATION Tor the New Orleans insult had
been demanded aud if this reparatiou is
satisfactory, 1t is said the prisoners will prob
ably soon reap the benefit Of au acl Of am
uesty, which viii allow them TO rriuru to
their own country
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-11-13

principles and plans of business Of the National
Life Insurance Company and of the London
Equitable are very nearly identical.
The Company has sustained nine losses by
death of its members, and each case is a forcble
illustration ofthe exceeding beneficial operation
of the institution, and presents to all in strong
light the utility of making provision for the con
tingency of premature death, especially as such
provision IN well constituted mutual company
does not involve any pecuniary sacrifice whatev-
er. hui Is merely the conservation of a part of
ones earnings or income TO a sacred purpose
tina OF making sure provision for those DEEPEN
dent upon HIM. In each of the cases the amount
OF the policy is believed TO be almost the entire
dependence Of those for whose benefit the insu-
rance was made and a history Of them would be
narrative more instructive and convincing of
the Importance and benefits rowing out of Life
Insurance than volumes upon the abstract prn-
clplos OF the science.
IN conclusion, we may remark that the inst-
tuition of Life Insurance may well be considered
one of the most important aud benevolent iea-
lures in modern civilization; and it must be
gratifying 20 all who take an interest IN the wei
fare of society and in the happiness of their
species 20 observe the great increase IN the
number of The institutions, So far as that fact
may be taken as an indication Of the number of
those who have uyaied themselves Of their ed
vBnfucs.
All which is respectfully submitted.
JULIUS y. DEN EH. President
JAMEs Il. Thur TON, Secretary.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-11-13
Notice TO Claimants.

THE ooa descb,d property seized by an oi-
ofthr Cu-ions, for having been illegally imported
iufntur Inurd rtHf,-to wit:
A. Montpelier to l5h day of July, 1851, Brown
French Horse
Any person pcron, Ginning the above dc scbed prop
cry hereby notified 10 appear within ninety days from
th first publ c,on ct ths and he with the Col &C.
Tor 90 tho Customs fui the Distinct of Nrmoni clam ,ts
his ar ihctr ute.t n the property seHed-also eH
bond Gee the DATED Staes conditioned that 90
of the condemnation IF the property seized the obi gators
N pay 30 costs and expenses OF tho proceedings 10 obtain
coni,tnnauou ohrrwise shall proceed TO advertise and
se aid property according to law 40 such made aud
provided. A. l.. CAILlN, Collector
Custom npuse, District Of Vermont,
to'lectof's uhlce, Darlington, oct p, 1851 5);5w
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-11-13

= Washington correspondent Of The
rs. rim0re Sun says there oiH be changes
RI the Cabinet soon but not before some
of the apparent difficulties aud troubles are
settled. Mr.. Webster, should he 90 out,
will leave no important business unsettled.
Nh CROWN has no taste for office. and has
no disposition to remain, beset as he is, on
all sides, by grumblers Mr.. Webster will,
no doubt, be nominated for the Presidency
IN Massachusetts. Should he leave the Cab
met about the middle of January or so, there
will still be Mr. Critenden, who will be,
probably promoted to the Secreiaryship of
State
another Ne,c TERRITORY. The inhabi-
tants residing north OF the Columbia river,
III Oregon Territory, are IN favor Of divi-
sion Public meetings have been held in
the counties of Clark, Lewis aud Pacific.
aud strong resolutions adopted IA favor Of
the organization OF new Territory.
Economy in Cndlcs. If you are without
rushIlght aud would burn candle all
night, unless YOU use the following prccau-
ton it Is ten to one an ordinary candle will
gutter away IN an hour ct Two, sometimes TO
the eudau1oring Of the safety Of the house.
Tbs may be avoided BY placing as much
comm'n salt finely powdered, as viii reach
from The iailow to the bottom of the black
pert of the wick Of partly burnt candle,
winch, u the same re lat. viii aurn yer,
slowly, yielding sufilleut light for bed
chamber; the salt vii gradually sink as tAe
taIloW is consumed, ihe melted jallow be-
ing drawn through the salt and consumed 10
The wick Economist
The Bangor papers say thai tin pals are
very fashionable IA that place lately, n early
walks. Occasionally when the stuff Stops
over, It don't smell half so much like mix
as like rum.
Noo Jrs,y Eiectioa SO FAR as can be
estimated at present, the Senate will stand
IL Democrats, to 5 Wings IN the Assem-
bly,, about SO Democrats to - Wings
The Democrats carried the State last
wear
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-11-13
The Defeat of Judge Kellogg.


The rancm OF Wing Huukersm has at
length invaded iho hitherto sacred precincts
of the Bench. Judge Kellogg, "a strong
man. and one of free and elevated prluc-
pies, has been struck down, and Pcrpoint
Is am, Webster man, been put ~ his
place. What say the people of Vermont to
that GO H. FREEMAN.
Last year " the rancor OF wing bunker
ism" gave to The Democracy three Of the
seven Judges elected by the Legislature, aud
it has done the same Tbs year. This "rau-
cor of wing lluukerism" has removed
Democrat from the Supreme Bench, aud
supplied bis place with a wing it has re-
moved a wing from the bench IN this Dis
lrict and placed Democrat ia his stead
10 Is universally allowed that Judge Kellogg
ably and houorably fulfilled the duties OF his
Office aud "whg hunkeusmn never brought
TIE charge of iucompeteucy against him
As uan opposed la politics To a majority
LOT those who placed him on the bench bis
conduct has been open, far and uncXcep-
uonabie. Neither Judge kellogg nor Judge
Bennett were removed for political sins, or
ncompclency Local feelings and wishes
existing 30 the neiLhboruood OF these men,
procured their removal. We see no ucca-
sion 90 all this toT the freemaR 60 " should
er has musket st Albums Nssmgcr
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-11-13

BY THE GOVERNOR,
r.. T. ANDREWS, Secretary,
FOn DAY oF rrnLIo TLIANI1 seIvINo

Yankee Ice IN Egypt The bark Siam
JOui, which sailed from Boston on the I'd
August last. arrived at Alexandria, Egypt,
Oct LIST, with cargo of Massachusetts ice
said to be the first ever brought To that
porI from any part of the world All Al
exandrla aud the region round about, says
the captain of the STEAMBOAT, Aockcd on
board aud around her, To see the frozen wa
ter" The Pacha, the High Admiral, and
all the distinguished officers OF the Govern
ment, visited the barque aud inspected her
caigo and after these, people of all degrees.
She was literally crowded while block Of
ice renamed IA her" The entire cargo
was purchased by the Government, and was
all discharged aud stored ashore IA lorty
eight hours after the vessels arrival
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-11-13

~ A chap who had has hand blown oil
by Fourth Of July explosion, applied to
lie Tennessee Lsglslsture 40 be made door
Keeper. and tells the story of his failure m
the following STYLE: Why, SIR, there we're
four one-armed men besides myseli-'"o OF
them with their limbs off close up to the
shoulder-besides any quantity OF one-leg-
ged lelloss slumping about. Amer WINE
a chap put IN with only one arm aud one
leg. lie beat US all By one. When SAW
THAT, | put for home %
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-11-13
, III American Bnald Of Commis-

Troafy rim the Chppccays. Accord
ing TO thc following extract from The MINI
nesouau, It appear, that Governor Ramsey,
uf Minnesota, has concluded a treaty with
the Chippeways:
Mr.. A. Kline, an express courier, bring
ing mail from the Hudson Bay Company
reached here on FudaE M seventeen days
from Fort Marcy lie brings the gratlJ-
lnr intelligence that Governor Ramsey has
succeeded IA making "a most favorable ttea-
Is with the Chppeways, at Pembma. The
whole vale, of the Red River OF the North,
a tract of country about three hundred miles
from North To South, and one hundred aud
6lt, miles from East To- West, has been ac-
quirea, Tor an annuity OF ten thousand dot
lars per gar, and 'chich entirely ceases at
the end Of treaty years. The Indians re-
celye thlry thousand dollars upon the ratl-
heation If the treaty, to pay Their debts,
and divide among their hall-breed re'a-
tbes."
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-11-13

. . .
ag their second annual report tothe
lbly, the officers OF the National
Hce Company have the satisfaction
the continued success aud -four
on Of the Institution.
Apeuence of twenty one months bu-
wple time for observation and re-
the subject, we see no cause 10 al
plans Of business, originally adop-
confirmed in their correctness -
aY are ON sound mathematical prln-
"ll miallibly, if strictly adhered TO,
me Company and those who EN-
Wree important considerations IN
ce-" SECURITY, STABILITY,
|rUlrY."
ll Of business IN this early period OF
wall compare favorably with that OF
luons Of the kind in Europe or the
and Is much more for the true
4 -' interests Of the institution than II
'een TO have doubled it by adopting
ana fancy schemes SO common IN
but which might have been fatal
hcy and usefulness. BY recurring
history Of the " London Equitable
ma that IN the first twelve years OF
4 issued but 73l policies, only l33
'e been issued by this Company IN
'ol OF It's existence. That Compa'
IA most successful operation for a
~ years, and has now an accumu-
| millions Of dollars, after paying
ual amount to It's members. The
| ~ Reports for October not bet received
A p" o'lahee in their hands. -. $50.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-11-13

,.,,es for an annual meeting adopted,
4 third time and passed. BY the same,
Of Senate bill appropriating rents of
rlmore originally designed for the ben
~, first settled minister to the use of
scboos. unit n minister is established
limo and passed. BY the committee on
..,iusi the petition Of ID. w. c. Howard
.r. for bank at East Townshend; or.
ho withdrawn, and committee discharg
l.. tbo committee on the Judiciary, without
...o..ion of opinion, in regard to the pas
,t, bills TO incorporate the Oitaquechee
\ ~, the Middlebuty Hotel Co., and the
4 Hotel Co., inasmuch as three Hotel Com
\ ...ra Incorporated the last session, and
h n.c were not ahlc TO avail themselves
4 3. thst they should require, in relation
d &C.. should they henceforth consld-
n h.s kinl; all were ordered 10 third
4 py the select committee Of members
n t.m o.. ia favor of the bill TO alter the
4 aiding the county court for that county
ma &c amend by fixing the time on
tuesdays Of March and September;
ad raadinr ordered. by the com
[ Agriculture, in favor Of the bill and
q LOWS Wheelock. that the Govern
"A rd of - dollars go fhe FIRST cltzen
4 rao shall discover the cuuse of tie
v.,h proposals OF amendment. hy FL
n with $1,000 and by striking out
nd thfi sections, and providing for
receive Tie results OF experiments
II years. Sc. Mr. Sawyer moved the
~ ,cd. which, after some discussion,
GO to74 by the committee on the
n favor OF the bin in addition 90 chap.
providing for the appointment af
IL ag Probate Courts. ain cases where
.ads DO trust for liio OF term Of
acas.s of guarliansip,' with propo-
n ndment, by inserting The words. "not
l.d fornancr the word cases - adop-
I'd reading ordered.
Ia committee on Banks against bills and
ii de Incorporation of The IS est River
" $500 Co hanks laid ON The table.
uee on Claims, 10 whom was re-
Lho blIi 60 pay Franklin Il. Walker the
N asaiement Of rcis; that The ap-
u5bed OF money and papers, and
IL .......f..f ....r........ o l... ...t.f....
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-11-13
ONE WEEK LATER FROM
EUROPE.

CLOCK, having leli Liverpool at 4 pm. on
Tuesday, the 2sth ult
The most attractive features Of che news
are. thc accounts OF tie reception of Kos
suth lu England, aud ;he formation of
new cabinet by the President of France.
Shortly after ihe Cauala reached her
wharf, tue Collins steamer Baluc, with one
day iaiar GcWs, arrived
The &. S ffgalc Mississippi sailed from
Gibraltar for New York on The 18Th. and
1911 bting all of the Hungarian refugees
except X ossuih aud family
All further search tor SIR John Franklin
appears 90 have been gwen zap for tie pres
eut
The Queen had prorogued Parliament TO
the 25th Of January
The steamship Madrid, with Kossulh and
suite, arrived at Southampton on Thursday
the 23d 81 Oct, a. , pm a vast concourse
ct people had assembled on the docks to
greet mm amongst them mauy distinguish
cd buugnmus, wh1, uuaccustomed g. the
English habit oi Restraining their emotions
gave iree expression to their feelings weep
aug, aag la- and dancing by turn When
kos,ulu landed up.n lAe quay. his country
ucn crowded around hm Mann threw
themselves upon bus neck, aud a,i seized hi-
bond a4d kissed .t The example was con-
t-"usi aud many bawuy arms were eN-
teuaedi aud many 400 honest English glpe
Was gwen t1 mm. Alter ,ome une speut
iu iiH, "at hos-uih entered tae cam 4e
/ prwad,d BOO umi Dos sate followed 900 Ola
er c4raa-es. aad t.e cottc-e proceeded 10
the Mayor olce followed u} dense
crowd cheering fLc carthage was decur-
/ ated Wlth tae uauoua c.lr- d. Hungary,
and Wa- preceded Di meti ueara- Juioa
f Jlck cd lug 4ut aud Tic ct.r a.- >,upc,
OF America.
Amor resting leW minutes 80 the MAY
or', ,ihoe hos-u'h 90 response 90 iac cries
% zoe crowd uut,lce, afpratel o,. tie Uai-
couy. AUD aadrtsscl iAe muu,4de amidst
dcaicmu- cDccr, l!i- addrcs, eas euio-
uuna but bref ana wuea o" had closed,
tie Aiayorlel Madame kos,utu 90 front a.
ihe buconl. when iNe crowd cneereG her
f vocilefou-.f winch the lad}, boring APP
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-11-13

The President has appointed Mr. Bloc
mer, the husband of the Bloomer. PosImasl-
er al Seneca Falls, N. Y. This wall bring
Mrs. Bloomer into more intimate relation
ship with the mails than ever.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-11-13
Planning Machine.
- ~ ARHeJV


~ OUlD give notice hat be- has recently POT ia opera
chiurs in the arge building near the Od Arch bridge,
uhern De- will do Flaming, Joutins, Matching, Gfoovne
and halging bass shnu notice Also job saving split
tinc plank nud boards tor fu-nss, icutiHs stun, &C..
Prssns hunging honts from distance can usually have
tbem piintdfo carry home ,Finl Them
81 a. spuii nl.u give u1ucr that hY Hu Arrangement
viih *. 49, Puinam who the ueuf 90 Noodwonl's
Parent Planning Machine Geo ihr ruuuF shipsi To- mat
s will sell town Nod shop uaht, and transact 10y business
4rl'ina tAr oi A.ehncs sad county lie VII
.ve ann iuaimtion to a he pose-sion OF 10 regard
CO. nrc hurs. Me,r tfuis mlHuiriufr scfrf1l strs u
hnot dapfcd TO shop usr, ani Dor lius und auiacng
buaIA- with tonauiug end growing attached
Noeruihrfi l-5l %
STATE or VERMONT, The Hon tae Probate Couu f'r
Distinct of RunlnIph, -nj District in ali persons
conc -od iu c-tae ct bAH hibNhb, late Of Brook
b. 81. drrtsrad, -Grotiiug.
= ltENGA-. Joseph - Smith. Administrator de hnnis
" nn 600 th olte .atd deceased, has made uprlca
iina 90 iais Count ~nuus, iof ceuse 20 sell all The fra
ESTATE u SD deceased, aud represents that uu-i Of he
r. TO sail estate withou the state aud that "a m
eurncil M OF the heirs tteio 10 sell the same All
divide thc aval. hereof;
Tleteie ,ou are hereby notified 10 oppeuf session Of
the sald out il al tie Probate tiheo - Randolph
on the fourth Tua-dy ot Aoscmhef, d loal ana -how
cause any you have, Why ieonse should not BE- granted
Ani tb.. ord f.h b. puhshi three seeFs successive
IN 70 fhe vermont afshnau au state Journal ne~spa
p.f punrd "a lantpcle hs slate, The last Of which
qualifications snail ae before the day asssned Tor hearing 10
4iure-ud- . 49,.
dated OF Randolph. this "a das Of octaheI A. d. 1851.
81 PuGLANDEH PERRIN, Judge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-11-13

4 IHNLfN lIIIt tI'I1-L Oh tttI.
the iags5arg Go-eur gives the following
rs ''e sP''cu ue'l'e'eu 10y hossutl Oh g.
E. e, {. na,1.' ~. H., MS sIn,.1,. cal
be prnsed. who ha. GRANTED me the extra.
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The words in ital.c look as though the
late statement Is carrect-to wit. that Kos
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thursday "''"'"- ''".I. - 10 d ''N WIZ DIV
passengers WHO nave @ol" "'' J." -''u ''''
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-11-13
STOP THIEF.

s,fOLEN FROM the subscriber the 7th Of November,
- lei9, uhe, d-scnhed follows Weighing
bout bsihs barrel feet II inchcs the bore 100 10 The
psuni bali stock and back action lock, and all
hiass trimmings plain hnishnd, with sights globe, aud
horizontal sights, also lass tube extending from the end
of the half muEkle OF the rife. Tho mrzrlo sight
sodered The globe sight fastened by screws
nd fased nv the heip 90 noches-it hnsed globe
Whoever will give information where said rife may be
uunl shall ha handsomely rewarded BY
FL HAMMOND, Guasmiih.
West DERBY, VI. Nov 3, 1851. 5i.3w.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-11-13
NOaTRFIELD ACADEMY.
II I sAINTEiI I,ENNI

a a. WINTER TERM
MILL Commence Monday, pacem1rf {, zeal ani
w cnnnnue eleven weeks
q q. WEBSTER, A BE- Principal.
A EatZ ABEIf HNa'. ffurUptfcss
Al. a. 4. :. LANNif. sf teacher a. l.enfn, Aut'
aud the OF sment4. Bfanehrf.
Mi-s l.. X. BROWN, Assistant TeacEsf-
Tuition usual L.
srg-A large and conveiloni boarding House rn 20 -
,ssdar.s TO- the Tern Beao, Including Room
Fuel sc so pei week. Rooms be- rented D. mo-.
wishing themselves ApPieauoas i"' ooaio '"'s'-
5Ss HEMAS CARPENTER, seersta','
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-11-13
Bakersfield Academical Institu-
ton.

,INHF WIN1 "a TERM commences on Wednesdly, Nov.
| ib.
Us sPAULDlNG,A A. NJ, puucipal,
Board including rooms, washing and tusli sl29 per
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