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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-01-09
TO The Editors Of Tie Enquirer.

NAsHISGToS, D. c., JAN. s 1852.
Both Houses OF Congress ADJOURNED until Monday hete
continues 10 be manifested BY both Houses disposition TO
waste much precious time. We do hone that Congress VIII
do better now that the holiday week Is past :,
New Years day, truly gaia day IN "ashine'oh.-
The President delighted with his numerous anu
private parties i'll becomes one to speak, haShs
hereitcd thu full, from the various calls mace on
the partially vi my friends.
Kssu Is 4, have dinner on Wednesday, given by the
members Of Congress. On Thursday the Jackson peho-
cratic Association, will also give nm dinner AZ
will every manifestation OF sentiment I" appreciation OF
the noble HungaranS for the cause OF liberty throughout
the world.
The news from Spain is quite OF qualification 10
the friends those who suffered i'll the Lopez eApsdon;
were captured and prisoners 10 Spain by Conca',
the Captain General OF Cuba The Qneeu oil spain mas or
deed all the prs be liberated presume Nj lras-
or will be liberia ted well the ohers-he, poor ieiow
been condemned for offence and Mr. wooster IN nus
anxiety 10 please the Spaiird, has taken ground against
Mr Thrast:r being citizen OF the United STATES. IL
he released We hope oot HOUSES VI ConS'csS
demand his release forthwith -.
Consul Owens has written letter explanatory OF ais con
duct We do not mink much OF his promises, and much
less Of his deductions for his excuses oil his want OF inter-
ference for The protection OF his countymen nor 90 we
think ess Of him than do Of the President, tor MS paper
of last Ae which gave excuse TO Concha io me con
buo,cd that was pe'pettaed on men, VINO 'ia
abandoned ,h, II enc ev IN Their Gecnce ha oeen
dis llye, a hacked should have been ny nlr naval
force, Havana, these poor fellows would never nave
suffered the icl' they did. Consul Ovens nianiless 100
mech indifference III his letter and his rs urc sch a' Is
clearly of little him. whether the public are
peased For my part, if had the say ne ana the
President should ootn De censuteo oy fesoiutio",
pg Congress- in the strongest condemnatory language
action in causing the death OF Crtenoen ao
his companon and we hope Congress al no
distant day. will lake up the subject.
The from Europe would seem to Indicate that anol
er holy alliance about being formed down liberal
principles Prussia and Austria at the dctaon OF Russia
are about addressing Great Britain expressing their dsa
probation the Great Britain gives ie IN al
ordps Disconnected of their several nations an asy-
um for the liberal party. They demand their removal Q,
their displeasue will follow This is exactly what LORD
Palmersun desires and advices may have sounded
the .ocsn of war throughout Europe ,u,,,r,-r
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NEW YORK JAS S-Flour and Grain UNCHANGED ,
4 tendency slightly 10 improve ~"
Cotton Is ime! und tends upwards Other ,hin;, m
changed
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UtsIN OF WAT l1IUUSlUuI E1uEVpS.
Yours, JACOB FAITHFUL JR.

REPORTED FAILURE OF JOSIAH QUINCY, in.
The Boston Bee mentions that Josiah Quincy, Jr, has
been compelled consequence of The present distracted
condition Of the money market TO assign all his property Tor
the benefit of his creditors Mr. Quncys personal proper
~ been yariously estimated from $780, s50000o
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-01-09

The Legislature OF Texas has instructed the Secretary
State 20 Washington and draw 600 OF the deb
due by line United States.
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The duties collected a, Glasgow increased in exaordi
Custom Duties 10 the Crown.
THE COMPROMISE IN KENTUCKY.

We nave statements but enough has been said
hone 10 wake up our City Fathers.
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Winchester 10 this State visited by terific snow
storm on the 9Th inst Snow fell TO the depth Of fifteen
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ssrciTHoLIc EAlR-The ladies' belongin.: .

syy-T tTiOLlC FAIR-TEr ladies' Belonging: 70 The
cor creation Of ST Peters Cathedral, will open FAlR a!
Laiayetc Hail. Monday next 10 be continued during IN:
week They will otter Tor sale variety "t useful and incy
articles many OF sXccutCd much skill and equal
thing exhibited at any Fair held in this city A.
the proceeds OF the Fair benefit Of the Church.
they hope 10 meet liberal patronage and encouragement from
u generous public.
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,sst5s:.a:. s.itts.s.1h.
rUKr DF EiCH}lOND, JAN. 5 1852.
ARRIVED.
Schr Blcephaus Fort Bristol, Coal.
Schr W. \. Ferglsscn North, Norfolk, Corn.


tEy'LADli:S SALE Ar BOSliER5 IALL.-lhe Ia
,' of IN. Second Baptist Church wi! VLri't sle al b.
ics HAIL commencing MonGay c'e',a"' ''c 10" 'hS'
t,rt variety Of ,, ul ui,J fancy articles rceshmen &c
Tie proceeds wc they intend appre7ailng TO me pay
,ncni ~ The debt for the caTpeting N the church!
The friends church, and the pubic generally are
it'll ILnnlrn Iil.Iu;i call.
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Cnnsnn1ption

il, in ouany is under the present reduced rates both in
duties and prices gradually falling OIL notwithstanding the
increase Of population aud the great extension oil our farm
ing ini, !csis
M, mis- Great interest is in depressed condition.
the foregoing comparative production being for the present
wear ss une-hf the capacity ~ ire works sufficiently
at,eSs From the evidence furnished 10 is Department.
clear that The rolling mills the charcoal furnaces und
torres arc unable produce iron the prices NJ which Is
no imported. During the last year many establishments
were utahc survive only ~ carrying the iron 10 me hg
Stages Of manufacture, rs TIE m'E'hS oi ha''s 40"
work Al the III. are hc!o" The cost "i
Droiu.t;on present policy continues we must VIZ
ness in short lime the total prostraon OF TINS industry
which once destroyed will require many years 10 epace II
unun is nrcscn; iuu;ing skill and experience; ana we
.n, drpendcnt upon lJrigG counties Tor lie
mas. important material in the arts %. peace ana Tue most
Indispensable Of the innn!r,snis .! war:
n,rr, with this report several tables intended 10 show
III. sudden and extraordinary f" in the invoice values
nj certain articles which, prior IL the arii act o! l5io,
had been sahcccd spectre duties, out when D? that Ia"
were made subject duties I'D vaprem II uat o. Hppa
rent from these tables that great irhuGs are accd hy I'M
der valuations daily which eXpedien:s can prevent unless
su,h acIs "a are these tables are charged with
specific instead Of al valotcm duties.
The remainder of this report occupying three columns Is
taken no with reference the Coast Survey the Mint and
mscc,l lneous matters but all the principal FACTS given
have already appeared in columns We cmt It's pubica
ZION now We may add, however that the Secretary, IN
order l., pevent United States from being drained OF s
silver cun bv large shipments EUROPE proposes Eenuc
lion in lis intrinsic value, by making our duar "G t'e
hnndd and eighty four grains and The smaller coins IN pro-
nor,ion that eight hundred ounces 81 such con souu
be worth BY tale exactly $1,000 Ii this plan, says The re-
mort is adupled by Congress It OF course VIII inVoe rue
necessity oil making silver coin legal tender 1nIy i ;h :
- ,mnuni saw not exceeding ten dollars, winch -
about rho ann limit forty shIllnas) which mas Dc
shcJ in Great Britain. The report also fecomehIs Tue
shmrnt OF B:anch MINIS nj New olk ahG 'in fFai
go? nd rho discontinue OF those in North Carolina ana
I.,Jai, except as assay officers Baltimore Sun
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bli,y Of The reaple purchase foreign commodities viii ne
dssrnved imporations greatly diminish in amount ana
h Al once sink far below It's Ees,E' swollen amount
f. sh,uId constantly he kept IN view iia cur system OF Ie
rr., r c,rni;Sry, hn depends so:a IN Tie fu'ania
70 contributions If people II our Citizens reuse or
re nr.be +, purchase foreign goods the revenue now al
,ne, .ilriv relied an cease and the Government ne
10 direct taxation for lis annual support ana the u-
mate hnuitalipa ni a large pubic ccot. 49,,
n ,hc.. sleratuns arises the great dhty ol C"a'
rrss 81 10 rcyuiie foreign commerce. possible, as ~ ce
~ ,t labor nj home proceeds Of which are our soe
rc. for the revenues Indispensable TO the wants OF INC
Government. III; ,.;. :, r,y
rcsnec,uy refer the suggestion on this SUBJECT IN my
c,,rt 10 the last session Of Congress Inc experience OF
hs st wear has developed facts which induce HE %
ouesion the p.opriey of the changes IN Inc present ta
,ws which then submitted Congress On The contrary
n(u,ton derived from the most reliable sources nae con
"a what was then anticipated Much OF The IA" cot
Inn truerIy wrought into fabrics by tic labor ol our c-
1.s nnw qors abroad and returns 10 us Tor sale IN hehy
Enumerated value and that extent The labor OF our own
riizrn, has becn diminished in value and driven INTO oher
re history of iron manufacture for the last few year ur
n;shs an instructive lesson the Statesmen "i TINS coun
This nrtic. enters such general use in every occu
m Inf, in al. countries advanced beyond tic rst step
nf civilization that may well take rank amongst The ne
| ccssaries Of life in this country.
iuc 'hito,
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TO THE PUBLIC.


Ti.Thc subscriber respectfully announces that e Is CANDIDATE
ensuing elections under the ne% Constitution
Jan SIT EDWARD w. BASS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-01-09

SIE TINES SENSPAPEKrhG Sictei de h OF ms
Nm. T. has ievO!vei his legal represea
ucces. making s"ncn will The
regular publication Of ;hlI pager.
Unused th particular kini o business would greatly pTeie;
i l. cStabi sIU.il.
Failing IA: aIo4e cm' capable Editor
age ,r PAPER 10 the nen-f sons fanny
alternative I!uict vii 5r faithful 10 tts
principles ma cTeI.Dc 'aI"t.hel VIII hc true 20 The WIN
IuIs. % Internal Improvement virginia.
hat
Prosperous uy country circulation
Ilr effort, he Iiccasc the al
YER s, patronage good and cllc. aud there
IN. rinlg iypG. Ordered urn lie last NJ
ness u the letnr) together ocr requisite ,r
m ;ue aorr iyp: ii !yUTrs. excellent
frin,iu. Ndpc1 tnss c6ler Pdeh winch Cost of
.y Si1Iu.
y pe:>ons hlvIG claims a.nai Office VIII present hein,
an, nose ~ igese! orar! aai dis
s " " II. CARGiS@TON, ExecuDr Of
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IN THURSDAY the 10Th INST a. % @ -
80 ~. sill sell A .r; !ani 10 the count! %
Iii, fr, Manchester cae! III: ''"tasc, loti go a
r. rec1 Hail deed The r"c: contains ~ conf
~ rwo story brick house. viii, M necessary he
i'm good water very eainy Pa desirable .rac;
Gu Of edmond and Manchester, makes II a uoS' uf''
land -, ,,...a, s and ~ months, and tue y
mil he Whole OF the purchase money Is n.vs Aue,
Ian
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~! ND - M members OF nc -esI ;SS,s
before they themselves 20 complete orIer-hs rooms
been a. !a pa W n bad sn' wer
1 1ae he c ctns IN 40" an T S
can ride h me ssnon q ali vens @ ess void
,.y nothing Of mJ accommodations JOHN TALNAN.
ecvcs.
Jan. 9-d3l
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THURSDAY, JASrARy s :
rOBACCo-Thus far in the Year the brea ks have
been very small aud The sales tha, have taken place
os''"'' '''' = ~''''''' - - y. NJ. MARTIN & CO.
wHEAT-Whitc SIX cts Red EN- cts Very supe.
FLOUR.-Ricnmond, last sales at 81, on b;hhi S:o,.
! sia.
| CORN.-60 cents
CORN MEAi.-G5 a 10 cents-iul'.
oA!S-55a 10 cents per bu9he!.
RAE--15 80 csatS.
zoe s5as6 Is; lSsssis ,' No. j. $44 No ;, sss x
~. !, S95s Ss!a4csal ~ a!ariGt.
LAND-New, III barrels, 9 /, g.. cts; segsl0@ a lOi.
6ACON-prmc rev Baltimore Sides 9Aa II cents dull;
Shoulders %.
CoFFEE-prme ne" crop Lagrayra o.: cents Rio
SUGAi;-New Orleans 6s cents ; Porto Rico 6H
cents
MOLisSEs.-Swce Cuba is held at, q AK cts, New
Orleans, firm at 81 cts.
l.IMii-sulcs from wharf 81. fro.a store SIX
SALiF.oa store 81 81; sales !.o'a wnarl SIX.
HAY-EortherG, in oa!es--:fom wharf 80 cts; rom
SEis:I-,nseccan ,iistY,el i % to / 10 per :Da:
i20NPi@ Iron s!l 10 ~, srco:Gin: 10 quality; swest
sg5 per ton English 81; Icscglr Richmond nunuacory
G5 Up CJu.iry Bar s.! "a 80 according, 10 qEait'
CANDL!:S-> perm Candle '3,4ic; Ta!ow pa!2; llurs
,atrnI i5c; iian."nn IS per5 Jacks"n> patent lZc
SOAP-l:ichmond am! New Icr. Ss arc
SPlRIFSCccnac Brandy 81 Is 325; Rochelle si 500
ST. American proof 33e t proof 50a5s; Apple scarce s9e
tir!l;lnni Recica Whi>acy IS cents; y. r.. Rum 70
S: 81 :;- Cincinnati whisiey u 2iE cts.
GUANO-pcruvan Sal So Pata-onian 50 W PET
sDl.!: Observation-Disclosures tannet, good, lSAlas cite
damaged iri!3 cts,
i:IGE--Nc" crop 3E cea,s.
COrgO\-l2n l2& cents.
Niii.S-$ = 3 :. cts.
FEATHERS So ca. and receipts small.
SEEDS-Cuvcr So. ios prime
OlLS-Sy perm, winter TO l%7 summer lCa II ets
~n,c Grade 'sne 55aGO; L!nseeG SUas5c Tanners
I! = II r"r barrel
iDESt;-cca -a.tcf /: cents PEI 10. Cal: saited75
cIs. !" 81 each.
siEor--5, a 8 oea'sperIb.
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WAsu,SdvJS, JAN. 6, 1852.

WAsnlNGTIN, JAN. o. IcoZ.
To The Editor Of The Union: -SIH Your reporter says:
.ir la, is moved TO suspend rules permit; him 10
offer resolution calling the President spr information
cn.c-nnn iii. Efforts legislatures British Wrist To-
a islands 70 Induce free coprcd emigration from United
Staie. The rules suspended and the resolution
adopted"
The resolution OF much important character
Here tits:
Whereas there issued the 18th OF October 1850 by
the Secretary OF Siae of Colonial Affairs Of the British 60
verrment the following circular, Wis
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"tIRCuLAR.

"Do%iSG STREET, Oct0Ser 10, lsnU.
"SlR: | have 10 aCqnaint y"n mat IL has been sug-
ccsiei 10 me desirable class vi cmgrant@ Tor The
w India rol0nies might b. induced come to HEN rom
among the s OK .rd cuc population Of III" United states
y! a. arrival and i"ca,jon, II ry ch""sc !" c"nr, would
hay, cn dnu,r advantageous both IL themselves ana ihc
cons arm not of nny.h which cun bc ,unc ~
IN. colonial government 10 encourage such nEgra'n
h.vurd shaving readiness pass acts eivIn" 'hr pils
e;r ,l Ii liberalization 10 any such persons a. ~ ~ cone
and lr there aud providing Hnt jotHty siom De para
BE On su:l Immigrants, under such arrangement ~ iN w
,.si,.Clc. would also suggest n drsrviaG o
con teat;an whether laws might not bc passed rrn 1t ing
binding on certain conditions, engagements I" pay sums ~
money wac may have been agreed on by Immigrants a.
:1o1h such engagcmcES may haze been coaractd IN Anne
ic. and rhs me parties in state Of st.rery.
-" have, ST., GREY
aoI whereas The subject referred 10 in said circular is
matter ii the deepest tie people of cnc portioa %
| il con.cdeGacy therefore,
Essorcd That the President Of the United States be re-
ou,,,t 70 communicate ti House. il not ircompa iaie
win the public interest, any information ne may possess
respacting said circular AMI particularly what notion Inc
alivc assemblies of the British West India ISLANDS nave
TAX in pursuance of the suggestions contained ihcreln
Be good enough {" publisl! H.
Yours &c, &c, &c.
til. H. BAYLY.
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TO f;.l...I.:i<, r. LAID ~ AithAa ! >. -,
7lII sHscrir-f Ai-lea. rt-h prizes Tor nou"
ia,;n Y, arre1,is and Luna Patents, Issue ..
az tug Forms OF assignment OF u-"e'
All communications (p0s:age p.i ad iresscd TO the '""e
Washington CI.,. wli meet wil p,onp a;eh' ,
LD.s GALLAllEH ia. Bonh! LOU ''7
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Died on the Dec. MARY ELIZA wife Of John G Pom
Orlca tauser u Carter brdSoh roihdefr Co.
rr.s.,i and Eleanor Metcai. late al Nnrnlk. Va.
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ED.

ID.
;,p,rp on the - insa0t the Rev. Mr. Woodbridge. Ed
So A. CRENSiIiW ~ Philadelphia, 10 MARY COUCH,
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list receiye, al ",sstoe NO. ~ AMI orher = ing;
.. !lj crncs o. Ii. NeTl'''' 1s''''''' -
o. ne islc Rev. !. H'oia."s ,,,r hv r Il C. lioftI
l. >. , ,, Works s,i!. inc-ases a !i9t1'
=; h. IN ,de those wh> buy 10 sell aaih ia, e.
SuTISSERY- received lot o: heauiu rose
ve!opcs. Visiting Iaid' o. Deprsi!af!<
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TIC
,..r;,, c.o,nsb, M .HoK MI, h. wihtr.wn tor
l. the l-:.t for the puri'" -
accommodations fat pi-storei -,,. sr TINS aran
!'i; notice "it DC s''e" "'e" IUDLAM u WAISOA
o
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Jtl.Ci!;LI3 fEJIALr: SERVANT foit SALE
ani !s,,y yoG"g woman, = Years OF h:s Nv
q IN, ~ In. Qualifications anp=Ior hons. servant Is an -
eel en-: ans !2s. aai Et;tg Eha nc"
Appyio ".'"'''''''
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T ,r.rp EDnM HAVANA.

joins S. CuSSfEGRAM GSa
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COMMERCIAL RNGJRE.
WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.


THURSDAY, JANUARY s z
rOBACCO-Thus far in the new Year the brel ks have
been very small and The sales tha, have taken place
~ NJ. MARTIN G. co
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HENRICO COUNTY.

~ he undersigned citizens Of the county a'r6sa e.
We ur cs:crn"d iIian, lat prc:cn. HspGty SheI) -"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-09-15
BRASDRETH'S PILLS.
Aa.urism, or Enlargement Of The Heart, ARE.
sies. pits. &c. dc.

nee, Piles, &c. dc.
I1SE the pills to nf three tines week IN do
" scs sufficient 10 purge freely, and when a
psroxism comes on, fearless use Of the Pills
NUT re md; down with six or eight, and in a
little while repeat the dose; do this until the
boses are q ongs purged. This effected, the
danger is over for that attack. Angina pcetori'
and stone In the aall-hlllder are treated In the
sane manner: and although considered incura
be By the mcdeli profession. arc cured hy the
i've Of Bfaalreih's Pills Piles are cured By
Brad. It's Pills. In severe attacks the dose,
must Be full SIX of eight far Few nights 10
Eeyler will ere the worst cases. Whenever iii.
diseases comes on in the treatment Of other Disc
Rs, Il is 15oi sign; use nothing hut the pills
and, A. an outward application, cold cream 81
lard, and maze frequent use of cold water locally
Where there have been pcctoral affections. a.
asthma. consumption. &c. perseverance will be
required with the pills to effect permanent cure
But any other course will assufedly bring on The
pectoral affection.
In eases Of Dsbiiity, Weakness. Wdstinss. De
shines, or Consumption approaching. il will b,
necessary 10 con, neace viii small doses. Begii
w. b one pill sciag to bee, next u;ght two pills
do this a,ieraately for three or four days. D
longer; if no alteration takes place. then incrcas,
pill each night mil Eve or six pills are used
,hcn decrease BY one pill, down 10 one pill
eiolld any fevcrish symptom. arise. then TAX,
strong 4 ,ses untl the iercr ! juced. Whel
mi. is done. the pltient may drop down to suct
discs a. their own ju lgnelt sh,ll determine
i,eag ,refal to keep the drain upon the mpnr,
ku nprs; as hese are rempved. 50 will be he
iv .n..slnaaf tn sauul health.
DR.. Brandfeth's Principal Office, oil Broad
gay New York.
= AGENTS for the sale of Branlfeth's Pills
.. H.srtt Hillsboroagh; }. 3. II. D4ie, Chapel
Jill; @. A. Msaane, Mason Hall; A. Micklc &
"a, k,nrh ,,n.s = ho,I
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-09-15
n W and CHI Q a p
DRUG STORE.

DIR. 8. ID. sCHoolT1EID.
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4 nln YARDS Tew and Cotton
A,Uuu Cloth wanted al
LONG & WEBB'S.
Ecptemher %. or
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-09-15
HO u S Q a n d Lot is
ncar hillsborOush,

TVN HHIIE Uh NENT.
'EsHE House and Lot where the late priestly
IL. Maagum resided, near isboroueh, on
tho Oxford road, is offered for sale OF rent. The
House is pleasantly situated. and though not
within the cooperation. is sufficiently near to en-.
joy ihe advantages Of the town. The lot has on
it all the necessary out houses, good well, and
a garden. A lot adjoining. containing absu,
three acres, will also be sold with the other pre-.
misses.
For terms, apply to Stephen Moore, esq. Hills
borough.
December 10. H.
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ri.h he sirscs;sns We DO noi sdsefiire fnr the
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IN -, ~ ,,,hou, i, and Nv n. timely
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uss tAey are secars ffon tae dangerous eohse-
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