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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-01-11

The New York Courier, abiding to
Mr.. WcbSter's letter to Mr., Hulscmann,
says :-'in the whole history ofour co'm-
try, no single document has issued from
any administration, Of such deep import
or calculated to have so direct and last
ing an effect upon Europe, as this letter
from the Secretary Of State Of the Unit
ed States to the Minister of Foreign AZ
fairs for Austria; and through him to the
governments and the PEOPLE olEuropc."
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-01-11

DEATH OF CAPT. AyLcR.-Wc learn
that Capt. VI. X. Taylor, Of this city,
but recently Mayor of Chagres, died on
the steamer Crescent City, from New
York to that port. The deceased com
handed the ''Twiggs Rtlemen," a vol
untcer company from this city, in the
Mexican war, and left here few weeks
ago on his return to Chagres.-Bolt.
CLippcr.
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VIM. F. Murphy,

BLINK BOOK M1NrF.4CTURER
No % South 7Hlrd Street, Phiindelphia.
Over r. Johnson \ Cos Exchange Office.
Banks. Public Offices and Merchants supplied
at the shortest notice
.1ccuam DOohs Of all kinds, Cheh EoohS. &c.,
Ina lie in the most durable manner, nj the short
est notice, and AT r"inced prices.
Job Printing of all kinds neatly and cNp"di-
,iously executed. All work warranted
juno II, 1880
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THIS Is TO GIVJ. NOTICE,

That the subscriber Of Cecil county has OBJ
tanned from the Orphans Ccml Of said county
letters Of Administration on the personal estate
OF
John e. Waters.
late Of said county deceased, M persons hay
inc claims against the said deceased, are hereby
warned TO exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof duly authenticated, on or before the
Both ray at November 1851.
they may otherwise by law, BE- excluded from all
benefit Of sal estate All persons indebted to
said estate are requested 10 make immediate pay
mcnt To the subscriber. Given under my hand
this 2Sh day of December 1850.
OLIVER p. kILLlNGSWORT
Dec. 2Sth J0-Gw Admir-.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-01-11

GOVERNOR MErcALr.-This veteran
citizen of Kentucky has written noble
letter to Senator Footc, in behalf of the
Compromise measures and the Union.
He says:-
|, and | think | might say IRE, will
support such men as Clay and Webster,
Cass and Dickinson, Foote and Douglass,
Dallas, Buchanan, and that host of great
and good men, who, in the North and
South, are struggling for the Cons'itu-
ton Of the Union as it was, as it is, and
as it will be, trust, forever.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-01-11
THE CECIL " HIG.
10 Readers and Correspondents.

Readers and Correspondents.
There are several good original arti-
Giles on the first page Alary's Grave
is quite pretty, and the Wayside Epistlc
is interesting in its sadness. Our old
correspondent "Rambler," who always
writes so cvrnlv-tcmpcred and senslbly,
furnishes us vi II good article on the
changes produced by the last half CEN
fury. BY the way, he is not, as some
may have supposed, the author of the
letters by .Ralph Ramblcr'-thcy are
different persons entirely. "Llberalist,"
whose article on the Usury Laws was
the cause of various communication to
us, and which yet remains unanswered,
comes down on some of the school mas
ters, &C., little heavily, and the truth
of his remarks will make them felt.
That story we spoke of last week, will
probably come sometime hereafter.
When it does come, it will be marked
with considerable power.
We have, a number of times, request
cd communications from our friends in
the several sections of the county, on
matters of local interest, or on any sub
i"ct they chose TO write about-thesc
things are always interesting to The read
crs of county newspaper, and any one
who will write us will find us willing to
return an equivalent service.
Among the many pretty things, which
the going out of the old year and the adj
vent of the new, has caused to be writ
ten and rrpuhlishcd, we have seen none
prcttirr than the following lines taken
from Tcnnvson'S "IM .Nemoriom,'
Ring out, wild bells, to the wild ky;
The flying clouds. the frosty light;
The yrat is dying in the NIGHT;
Rim" cut. wild bells. and let him die.
Ring ont the OH, ring il the new.
Ring, happy bells across the snow;
The year is going, let him go
Ring out the false, rim" in the true.
RING out The grief that saps the mind,
For those That here We no more:
Ring ont the ii'ul$ Of rich and poor,
Ring in redress to all mankind.
Ring ont slowly dyin" cause,
And ancient forms o1party strife;
Ring in the nobicI modes oflif',
With >Wcet"r manners. purci laws.
Ring out the want. the care. the sin.
The taithlrsS GOODNESS OF the times;
Ring ont, ring out my inoUrnul rhymes,
But rim. the fuller minstr"lin.
Ring out false pride in place anl blood,
The civic sanlrrant the spite,
Rns in The love ufiru:li and right,
Ring in the common love OF good.
Rin" ont oil shapes Of lnul disease,
Rim" uuf ~" "arrUw luSt OF gold;
Rim" out the thou and wars of old;
Rim" in In" Thousand Years Of peace
Rim. in ,hr valiant man and free,
Thr larger Ia art the kindIi'f Eant;
Rim" ON iLr In rkn"sS oithr land,
Hing in the fl'i>t lat is 10 be.
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CO.\NT.7RLE'N N.ILE.

pH virtue Ola wri, Of E"n1i ENponps, issued
REhy John j.. Brown. IL Justice cfilc rcacc Of
the State of Maryland, in aud for Cecil county.
at the suit of John \. Graf" AGAINST the goods
and chatllcs, lands and tencmrn,s of Ann Crsdcn
widow Of the late James Ccsden. and 10 me Ill
rcctcd. have seized and taken in execution MI
the right, title, interest and estate at law and In
equity, oflhe said late James Coslcn. and Of his
widow Ann Goshen, now the wife Of John IIa.-
rS. in and TO Il certain tract Of land lvin" on the
south side of Bohemia river. al Bohemia Ferry,
containing ONE ACRE Of land more ~ less, on
which arc two small houses, which property ~
now in possession of the aiorc: aid John Ila,rls,
the present husband of the nj | Ann, the widow
olthc late James Cosdcn. and hereby give nc
ticc. that on Monday the goth day of January
1851, at the hour of u o'clock. NJ, nj the Court
House door in Elklon, VIII expose the said pro
pcrty 10 public sal" to the highest bidder for cash
to satisfy said writ.
IIEZEKlAH FOARD, Const.
Dec. 2Sih '30--ts (S2.)
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Gov. QuIrMAN-lt is stated that the
Marshal Of Mississippi, Mr.. Davis, has
the writ for Gen. Quitmun, and will
serve it, He is prepared with an ade-
quat force, in case of resistance. 1t
wa Gov. Quitman's intention, as de-
cIared him some weeks ago, to resist by
f,.c', but it is believed that he will not
do it. II is not a question in which he
can command the sympathies OF the
people.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-01-11

DrrARrrGE or MAJOR lloBRlE.-M;-
ior S. X. liohbir, whose fame as the in
drfatirabl and efficient First Assistant
Postmaster General, is Worldwide, left
the national metropolis on Tuesday en-
rouie for Cuba, Panama and other places,
whittier he is assigned by Judge Hall, on
important business of the Department.
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THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE

IHIS Is TO CIV T. NOTICE.,
That the subscriber of Cecil county has oh
tanned from the Orphans Court of said county
letters of Administration on the personal estate
of
Mnry II, Henderson,
a;c of said county deceased. All persons hav-
inc claims against the said deceased, are hereby
warned to exhibit The same with the vouchers
'hercotduly authenticated. on or before the
9th day Of November. 1881,
they may otherwise by law, be excluded from
all benefit of said estate. All persons indebted
to said estate are requested TO make immediate
payment 10 the subscriber. Given under my
hand this 2Sth day Of December 1850
HENRY II. GILPIN.
Dec. 2Sth '5O-6w Ahm'rS.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-01-11

SEED Oars. The Hon. John NJ.
Clayton has imported from Liverpool, a
hundred bushels Of Irish oats for seed.
The Delaware Republican says that the
oats is much heavier than that grown i'll
this country, but we believe that il de,
generates i'll few years so as not to be
much superior to the American oats.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-01-11

Hon. John G.. Palfr"y retired from
the editorial control of the Boston Com
monwealth, a Free Soil organ, after a
two days trial.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-01-11

PoprLATIoN OF VI lRyLANn.-Thc CEN
sus of the State of Maryland has been
fully ascertaincd, with the exception of
Anne Arundel county, and assuming the
in that county to be 81, 900, the
total population of Maryland is 591 900,
of which 10000 are slaves. The in
crease Of slaves is only about 1000 since
1910. The increase of the entire poru-
lation since 1910, is $4,000. As the
ratio of representation will be about
5000, Maryland will retain her pres
cnt number Of six representatives in Con-
gress; that is, her representative num-
bers will be about $4,000, wanting
about A., 600 Of the number requisite to
give her six members.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-01-11

NOTlCE.-The state meetings of the Or
phans' Court of Cecil county, are held on the Sc
cond Tuesdays in February, April, Jure, August,
October and December. School Accounts must be
presented, on the second Tuesday in January. the
Ist Tuesday in April, the 2nd Tuesday in July,
and the :5rd Tuesday in October.
GEO. r. HOWARD, Reg. of Wills.
Jan. 18th 1851.
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A little daughter of Joseph Gold, at
Wilmington, Delaware, was burnt to
death by upsetting spirit lamp, few
DAVIS since,
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NJ Office is hereby given TO the creditors OF
~ David T.. Lockard, that personal discharge
hath been granted to said debtor, and that the
seventh day of April, being the first day Of our
county court next succeeding this date hath been
SET apart for the final hcarin" in his case. where
his creditors may attend, and shcw cause fany
they have. why final discharge shall not be
granted said debtor.
Test, II. c. HOLLlDAY, OK.
Jan. ith 'oO--3m Of Cecil county Court
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DEATH OF ROBERT GiLF1LAN.-The
recent English papers mention the sud
den death of this gentleman, the author
of several beautiful songs in the Scottish
dialect; and also of warm and appre-
ciating criticism Of Mr.. Longfcllow, pre-
fixed TO an English edition Of the works
Of this American poet.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-01-11

Hrriml cfMe L, Suites slip Fcdo-
nin--.Icw YORK and Pennsylvania lie
gislmures-7He Fugifire SIarc CnSe. -
The l. S. ship Frcdonia arrived at New
Y ork to day, from San Francisco, July
4th, via Valparaiso, bringing the remains
of Lieut.. McLanahan, killed in the Mex
lean war.
II. J. Raymond, wing, has been elect
ed Speaker Of the New York House OF
Assembly. Governor Hunt, in his mes
sage, says the fugitive slave law must be
faithfully carried out while it is in force,
but the people should be left free to ex-
press their opinions in regard to it.
Mr.. Cessna has been elected President
Of the Pennsylvania Senate, but in the
House there were five unsuccessful bal
lots for IA Speaker.
The case Of Long, the Fugitive Slave
in New York, has been concluded, but a
final decision will not be made for day
or two.
learn that the U. S. Boundary Com
mssioncrs arrived at Ell Paso, Nov. IA,
thirty-three days in advence of the main
body.
New YORK, Jan. 7.
H,rirol Of the Crescent CHy-.More
Go/d.-The steamer Crescent City has
arrived here. She left Chagres on the
9th ult., and Kingston on the 31st. She
brings 400 passengers and one million
and half of gold dust on freight; also a
large amount in the hands of passengers.
There is no later news by the Crescent
City than that brought by the Georgia.
New ORLEANS, Jan. 2.
Var Jetmeen Honduras md Salrndor.
The news of war between Honduras
and Salvador is confirmed. The Yucca.
tan Indians have been victorious; captur-
ing several towns and killed three hun
dred whites. 1t is SAID that the English
have determined to interfere.
The trial of Senator Henderson of the
Cuba expedition, commenced to-day.
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M Office is hereby "ivcn TO the creditors Of
~ Charles w. Owen, that n personal discharge
hath been granted to said debtor. and that the
seventh day Of April. being the first day of our
county court next Succcc'lin" this date hath been
SET apart for the final hearing in his case. where
his creditors may attend, and shcw cause if any
they have. why final discharge shall not be
granted said debtor.
Test, r. {. ITOLLYDAY, elk.
Dec. 2Sth '5O-}m ofCecl county Court.
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THE AMERICAN LIVE STOCK
INSURANCE COMPANY.

EINCENNES. INrtNN.
Charter Unlimited: Granted. .Ianun,y ID, 1880.
CApTrAL-S5O,0 OO!
Shareholders huiiriinoiiy Lizzie.
For the Insurance Of Horses. Mules, Prize
Bulls, Sheep, and Cattle, oi every desc, v'i"u,
against the combined risks OF Fire. Water. -\cei-
dents, and Disease also upon stock driven TO
Eastern markets. OF tran, ported South.
Losses r,i1 in 80 days after pGt,l n!t"ath.
JOSEPH G. BOW MAN, Frcri!e'.'
ions G.. Rury, Srcr't nry.
WIN. BrGrcn, Treasury.
Thomas /. Lcvcrng ut the city Of Eal,i' 80 ',
having been appointed general agent for 49,"
State Of Mary land, i prepared 10 effect insu~rg
ccs on all descriptions Of Live Stock. For tv:
thcr information apply to
F. \. ELLIS, Agent
Dee. eth 'j0-6m for Cecil couhiy.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-01-11

TIE LATE Snow SToRM.-Thc snow
storm of December 2lth, is acknowledged
everywhere to be the greatest which has
been experienced lately. The st. John
New Brunswicker states that it was the
heaviest storm which had been cxpcr-
fenced in the Province for several years.
1t almost put a stop to the travelling in
every direction, and in some parts ofthe
country it is six and eight feet deep.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-01-11

CENSUS OF VlRGINIA.-The Virginia
papers state that the white population of
Eastern Virginia willamount to 100000
and otEWestern Virginia $4,000. The
entire population Of the State will, it is
said, be 100000. Virginia will lose
three members Of Congress by the new
apportionment.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-01-11

EDMUND LAFAYETTE, The grandson of
General Lafayette, arrived in w ashing-
ton city on Tuesday night, and stop
ped at the house Of his friend Mr.. skim
her,
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SIOX ES!

Srovrs ofaIl kinds for sale by the undersigned
at his Foundry in
PORT DEPOSIT,
or at his Store or Tin shop, Just above the bank.
He has the lnrge: stock of stoves in the ccLnty.
consislin" of in part, as follows:
The COOKS Favore. CHE org inal PATTERN
aud The best baking stove known.
The Wnthnwny Cooh, Etna .7tr-'iGht d.,
Green .Noua'ain, do, Complete
Cooh Improred, 10 Plate
Cooks M sizes, 9
PIate Stores d.,
rarlur air-lirhls all sizes. and the newest de-
signs: Coal Stoves, Radiators, sc.
Call and see the assortment. Sheet Iron, Copper
and Tin Work of all kinds. Cash, country pro
duce acceptable paper, taken fer any fling i'll
my line. J. ID. MARSIiB-ANk.
Port Deposit, Dec. 7---Sw
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CO.i'ST.7BLE'T S.ILE.

DI Nrluc ola writ Of Fi,ri Facas isEuel ~
ASGcor@c II. Joyce on" of the Justices Of the
Peace of the state Of Mar l'ad, in and f,r Cecil
| county, at til" suit OF Alfred G. Nowland against
the goods and cIatrls, lands and cncmcnts #
George Holloway. to me directed, | have seized
and taken in execution. all the right. title. claim,
interest and estate al law and in equity, OF The
SAID George Holloway, in and 70 all that tract ~
parcel Of Land situated, lyin" and BEN. in Co.
ell county, being part of tract OF land called
"Ncw MunStrr, contaiur" 81 nrrcs, : road,
| and , pcrrhcs of land nu'" OF less, aduniN.:
lands of Dennis Ferry and theirs. being III" sane
tract or parcel Of l"ud on which The said G"urs."
| Holloway now resides ini hereby rive II,
ticr, that on MOND.il', the 18th day ii I'.uu.
ary next, at . o'clock i'll the afternoon. at lie
Court House in the town of Ellton. will offer
for sale the said property 20 seized AMI taken in
execution, by public auction, to the highest bin
der for cash TO satisfy aid writ.
iIl.XEkl.AlI FOARn.
| Dec. 2l-Jt Constable.
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M Office is hereby given TO the creditors OF
~ VIM. l.. Armstrong, that personal dis
charge hath been granted to said debtor. and that
the seventh day of April, brin" the first day Of
our county court next succeeding this date hath
been sci apart for the final hearing in his case,
where his creditors may attend, and shcw cause
itany they have why final discharge shall not
be granted said debtor.
Test, II. c. IfOLLYDAY, Clk.
Dec. 2Slh '30-3m of Cecil county Court.
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present TO HENRY CLAY.-The Ma
tionaI lntrlligenccr notices splendidly
wrought watch, gold seal and key, made
by Peckham, Dennis & CO., of New
York, as present for Henry Clav.
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III Office is hereby given TO the creditors OF
" Jacob Gilbert. that a personal discharge
hath been granted To said debtor, and that the
seventh day of April, being the first day OF our
county court next succeeding this date hath been
sci apart for the final hearing in his case, where
his creditors may attend and shcw cause if any
they have, why Il final discharge shall moi be
granted said debtor.
Test, r. G. IIOLLYD\Y. Clk.
Jan. lih 'j0-3rn ofCccil county Court.
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WANTED.

WAIVED.
$500. for which MORTGAGE on good real cs
tate will be given. Enquire at this Office.
Dec. 2Slh--ti.
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NOIICE-All persons indebted 10 the late
firm ofBrown & McInlrc are earnestly request
cd to call and settle their accounts at an early
day rs the subscriber is very DESTROYS to close the
business Of the firm as soon as possible.
ANDREW MCINTYRE.
Jan. 18th 1Sj1-tf
NO1ICE.-Therc will bc special meeting
of the Orphans Court Of Cecil county, on the Sc
cond Tuesday of January, next, it being the 1lh
day Of said month, and at which term School
Accounts will be passed and paid.
Test, GEO. r. HOWARD, Reg.
of Wills for Cecil county.
Jan. It'll lS5l-tm
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SALE OF WIFE.-The Stockport
(Eng) Mercury contains an account of
the sale of a wife at New Inn in the
county of Derby, for five pounds one
shilling. The husband who sold her
was Elisha G. a cattle dealer, and the
purchaser was George G. a widower.
The wife is young and fair, and cried
bitterly at being thus shameiully dis
posed of. Great country, that ngland.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-01-11

A KILLING RAcE.-On last Monday,
a contest came off between a sorrel
horse belonging to VIM. Ruth of Mill
Creek Hundred, and brown mare to
Joseph Hendrickson of Christiana Hun.
dred. They ran from Christiana down
to Dover (about AZ miles) in two hours
and fifteen minutes. Those animals of
course could not live long after being
run at that rate of speed--both died soon
afterwards. We are disposed to be.
lieve that the sporting characters who
engaged in the race feel considerably
worse than do the poor beasts.-Dei.
Line.
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Gessssssee Mas,e.ns HegreAsOssse.
A0s Isl ChaFfres 1t. new Orlsana.

every department. Of thar busnes have asrssd viib H.
foRnstcn ssd Assnts Of a. he genuine popnqi Patsn
Ganty supplied with fresh and ample assorment ID M,
- os9T ne uagal ns1ist prcss By tins thsy
xtsndye s.somept which b found in this or any oSs
NY. navm6 naa msH ysan experiences IN ths purchsse
@ CONDUCTING ts particular department. on lie motibsrs
sxosednsy low. that tho purchaser cannot fsil 70 sszs
asnasSms per Ssnsss OF hi Investment either Wlosss
" het0u: Al then estAhlishment may be found n !
sSormssnt2f ALL GENUINE PATENT MEDICIN rs,
me following ~ oomphsse part Of their assomspt and
wsnty-hvs per osnt cheaper than manufacturer reSsls
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4 = - - only Immediate and psS-
Ts.sS ,. ,:l q. Iaa,.ssn pysgsp:s jsssds liz.
800 pssyssIss 3 S as issDs i: :sos;,sS
II Hsf e ps y &. assfs sd ssa i. ~.. win d.
81 g soelys i've pcands q cast beaf about two hoas
~ = '' ''n Soienttlc 1viaence.
AZ. An drive aad. a9siosou. o - 6ss.e
:s nd q =: -. & . ss .ss: % Il &C.:
~ ne sems nann y thy would b In tbs human
81 T. ts & " wv : , ss=rs F. I .:sa ID .. 81
fs Ell Ses 81 s;ss: S. Sc s. q ep.'.
q Re Cs,o !1cs p.Onips.t .nd y csg..
Il snf sden. w ss, vas s. %
tIs jaes sSssssa ion IS ass siss sni
S.sSse, sssS@ y Is !:so.s "o.t . .v.ssass
-. eays: valaSEabe fAct Il phyasogy !ka, q
;snsch q aaiFs r9eassd e wsssy inpeE e he 9sa
q :s: dsn z 10 VIE ssa az
81 & :s is &; S9 Ss & ..s. Il:
Of decien. fva recent szpsrimsas We know that ood
sss:s = :is1s = .: ::i3 ssst is Prepared
ssss Won % Human !SysessS. assosss mo-. shss
@snn with Dr. Beaumont. on ths Gastric jucs Obtained
rom tns lying human stepseh and fvm animals. are well
:: :i e :ss Natural dsi;ss =
d!.ccssy e.!l ct n MAsAzsT md g. dsscrip
= '-. G,e-1 Assss R ses 30 soa ! AZ s..,...
FM sale also b. Dsuaeis0 generally. myB "
6R ECIAM RANCH RnNTAM mn md
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- - -. - $780,. ~4.. 49,
~ - eton9
pso1l1aa1 q - 4s4 Hee14 NSQ54 ~ nsptT o.
41I!D too&eo n - ~ ~ my llntGeS
1|Lle91 - ~ 41ne In ~ elsNe Att5nvIQgNtnss
(tl4 lion fakine 4 stesss - = I'm
- II ths na! hans whh 6tEs ~ 1a1Ss u bS5S3n
~. WI ~ 3 1peeaee n - ~ 60 a - dehoo1s
sss; Y s s5i ~ ~ es1qe1 bat vs cas
3 = Ta2aaands Of qa3 whsn ~ haye - W3tSsQl
~ eng few nuel0 n UolnvolooblD modiln3
seve - es1ned viii H.. seeliAg sApsna. 5000
m nroruxrs = Nm = tun,sn = Anr-
:.ssf Il sss:.asf!s :. "a - Dsses.d b
sTgpq - 3 ssoi.s sIassidssi pssi:d. tn
q ~ Of u nsnuss lssbIs d. . 1kisS ISsssss
~ sallo9 . 11 du4 0 life This peQd 11Y b delayso
~ eev9H yen ~ eng TIL medione. Nor ID len valuss
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