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The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1854-03-04

The subscriber Offers his Plantation and Land for
sale situated the East side of Cape Fear River.
about four miles from Fayetteville. There about
300 of land. 80 Of which cleared and under
cultivation. On the premises is a adwellng and all
nec.s1xrp houses The soil. for fertility, is not
surpassed by any on Cape Fear River Persons wish
ing purchase will please call and examine the prem'-
\ bargain may be had.
JOHN McLEItAN.
Jan'v a. 1854 3m pd
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w WASHNGTOS Feb %

4 rencontre took place here last night be-
tween Senator Clemens, of Alabama, and Mr.
Harris, of Mississippi Mr. Clemens was intro
duced to Harris, who declined replying. The
introduction unsolicited. Mr. Clemens re-
torted that he would make Harris responsible.
Mr. Harris rcjoined angrily, when MIR G. drew
a revolver and struck Harris heavy blow on
the head, cutting it dangerously, telling him I'd
the ground Clemens then seized a chair, but
was prevented from further attack by his
friends who interfcred. The difficulty rcmails
unexplained, and duel is anticipated
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$50 REV ARD.

Runaway from the subscriber. his Negro JOHN
and TDi1EI. John is about 2G years old 6 feet inch
high. weighs about IS, 100 lbs Tobcy aged about
- years. feet inches high. stout. and weighs i75
lbs. They bought from Mr. James Sullcs, Of Cum
berand county, and will probably he lurking in that
neirhlorood. To,ey has wife at Mr Richard Birds,
III Johnston County. Twenty-Five Dollars for either.
Fifty Dollars for both, will be paid for their apprc-
henson and delivery the subscriber for their
tinement in jail in the State. that he get
them. An additional sum of One Hundred Dollars will
be paid for the conviction of any person Of harhorng
the above Negroes.
JOHN COLEY.
Fair Buff. Columbus Co. \. c.. Oct. 6. G3-tf
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WORTH & UTLEY.
SHE. NJ ELL house..

East side Green Street few doors North of the Mar
kct House.
"a The subscriber bcgs leave to announce to
1I1I the citizens of Fayetteville. and the travelling
I.lGA public that he has just finished and opened his
House. for the reception and entertainment of who
may wish permanent or transient Board
His house is large and comfortable. and his table
shall always he furnished with the best the market will
afford He also has good and rusty Ostlcrs, who will
attend faithfully to that department of the business
No pains spared to make those comfortable who may
favor him with their patronagc.a share of which is
respectfully solicited Charges shall be moderate.
7. SIIEMWELL.
Fcbe Is. 1854. stiff
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= ALL SUPPLIES.

l have always hand a full assortment of GRO
CERIES VISIONS. and other Goods suitable for
the Fall and Winter Trade. and which Cash.
o in exchange for Produce of almost any kind
have now in Store-Flour Neal. Corn. Rec, Bacon.
Lard Butter Cheese. Crackers Salt. white Clarified
and Brown gars Rio and Java Coffee. Tea. Moasscs
Vinegar, Fish, Cigars. Tobacco, Snuff. Candles. Soap
wrou ht and cut Nails Powder Shot Percussion Caps
and good assortment OF Dye Stuffs; with many other
things in the Grocery line.
Also a good assortment of Dry Goods. Boots and
Shoes Negro Blankets and kcrsev. and good assort
ment of Ready y-nalc Clothing. Call and buy cheap.
w. H. CARVER.
October 80. 1853 1G5-Gm
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Humorous Sele etiOns.

"An old soaker who lives in Western, Mis-
souri,, took it into his head one day that it was
necessary for his future welfare to be born
ag'in, ~ -earthwith repaired to the Rev. Mr.
B, the respected pastor of the Baptist
denomination of the town aforesaid, to obtain
light. He was received with urbanity, and
forthwith the following ensned:
Old Sits your doctrine, loss, that tclicr
to be saved must suffer immersion, isn't it?
Mr. B--Yes, Mr. S., it is fundamental doc
trine OF our Church, that man to be regenera-
ted, must repent Of his sins, and be immersed
Old Swell boss, after repentin' and been
slid under, if he flashes the pan, then what!
Mr. B.-Althougll back-sliding is much to be
deplored, STILL if he sincerely repents OF his SIN
and is again immersed, the Church will receive
him again.
Old Swell, s'pose he ag'in kicks out OF
the traces after the second time, for you kno"
what critters there are in the world, Ioss) then
what is to pay? -,
Mr. Notwithstanding all this, II he VIII
seriously repent, and soemnly promise to amend
his future life, the Church will again receive
him into its bosom, after being Immersed
Old S., (after few moments OF deep thought') y
proposes the closing nterrogatory ell bosS'
wouldn't it be blasted good idea to Keep s'eA Jel-
lets al a soak all the timez"
My informant did not say whether ola p
Joined the Church or not, but | incline to the
| opinion that he didnI'-hm -hmiekerbocscr
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"a. 1iARIsAUE.i.,
Btailtlcr, EaYcifcxiIlC. n. G..

Respectfully informs the public that he is prepared
to execute PLANS of every descriptionsuch State
aud Court Houses. Prisons &c. Also Churches Cot
tages. and other public and private edces Bridges,
Roofs &c. &C., all with Specifications and Contracts
made for the lie will also supcrncnd all kinds
Of work.
Orders viii receive prompt attention. and Plans
drawn and sent to any part Of the country at short
notice.
Oct. Is ly-pl
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FALL AND WINTERs STOCK

Tot . 3
The subscriber has just received and Opened. at his
New Store the East side of Green street. few doors
from the Market House and nearly opposite hs Old
Stand q large Stock o.
Staple aud Fancy Dry Goods,
Embracing general assortment of Ladies' and Gentle
mem Dress Goods consisting In part of Shaws Cloaks
and Aantllas very fine; and also good assort-
ment OF Shoes and Boots for Ladies', Gentlemen, Girls,
Boys and Children And the best assortment of Silk
and other styles of Bonnets he has to the
public.
sngar, Coffee, Tea Pepper Specs. and Tobacco a
flle>article. +. SIE1iWELL. =
October 8. 1853 &
ICED AR ,sALI.ss G. ton y arms and Sheet
ings for sale by
TROY x MARSH.
\n1
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ATTENTION. THE wHOLE:

While you are talking of your internal improvements
forget not to call and see the improvements made
Hay street opposite the Post Office, where he has the
Prussiln Needle Gun Air Guns. and various improve
pany with Maynard primers, Armstrong Duclng
Pistols; with large assortment of double and single
barrel Shot Guns, Game and Shot Bags, Powder
FlaSks, Percussion Caps of English and French make
with large assortment of gaming fixtures.
Rifles constantly on hand and manufactured to or
der. and warranted 10 shoot from 100 to 900 Yards
Repairing of every thing in the Gunsmith line will
he done short notice. in the best manner and for
small charge All orders promptly attended to- All
Sign of the Wooden Gun
% o.. Hay street. opposite the Post Office.
1900 bushels country Corn in store, for sale by
W. II. LUTTERLOI
January 2l. 1854 If
JAMES c. SMITH MILES CosT1x
JAMES SMITH &, co.,
Commission Nerchants
Have removed their Office to the second story the
building formerly occupied ly the Telegraph Company
where they prepared to attend to all business in the
Commission line.
All business entrusted to them will be punctualy
attended to.
Whining gton, JAM IA, 1854. 76-1y
CHEAP GOODS,
l am receiving much larger stock of
Fancy Dry Goods
than have vet offered in Fayetteville consisting O.
Dry Goods of every description Hats. Boots Shoes
Readynlade Clothing which will be sold low an,
goods in the State.
will be glad to have the ladies call and examine my
stock W. +. MOORE
Sept. II. 1858. tt
II. ERANBERT.
Confectionery and Variety Store,
Under the Fayetteville Hotel Hay Street,
FAYETTEVILLE, \. c.
December 81, 1853
BROWN & DeROsSET,
NEW YORK.
e. b II OWN,
WILMINGTON, n. c.
General Commission Merchants.
10000 lbs. 'HallOw wanted,
For which the highest cash price will be paid.
Oct s. 1885,, A. NJ CAMPBELL
DENTAL NOTICE.
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DIR. Il. G.. ALI

Has removed to the we'll known stand of the Drs to
insos corner or Green and Bow streets
April %, 1888 If
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n.y. The Caloric steamer Ericsson made a
trial trip from New York recently The lnten-
tion was for her to remain out three or four
days Int she returned in consequence of the
climbers not being perfectly air tight.
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1t is stated that 22O vessels cleared at Mo
bile for foreign ports during the year ending iSt
October last carrying 345, $50 bales cotton
OF this amount, only lO,47O bales were put On
board at the wharves while 336, 400 bales were
taken % miles down the river in lighters. Tie
cost of this extra work in shipment amounted
to over $95, ,0O0 And for other articles Of
freight taken by these vessels was added Sl9-
l92-making total of $llO, ,2s9-for one lte"
of expense on freights down to the sea- II" s.
Courier
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EDW'D McPH ERSCN
WITH

CIR tGE WAY BRO. & CO.
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in Foreign and
.omestic DRY GOODS.
"A Park Place and 10 Barclay street, New 1oRk.
November . 1853 Gm-pd
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New Plan for RAILWAYS.

The New York National Democrat notices
somethiag sst il sliE way OF Railroad constrs,c=
ton, the invantiof1 of Mr. Henry Smith, Of Michi-
gan Mr. Smiths proposition, as we learn from
hcDcmocrat, isto build Railways wholly of iron,
elevating the track on cast iron columns, and
resting them on it. The National Democrat
says:
''Such road can be built for less th.n the
expense of building ground road, it will be
infinitely more durable, is less liable to get out
of repair, and secures degree of safety, with
twice the speed, not vet dreamed of by travellers
on our best managed roads. The idea is novel
one and from pretty thorough examination
of the plan, we think it entirely practicable, and
one admirably suited to the exgencies of the
times Every 'one feels the necessity of secur-
ing greater safety on our railroads, and there
is RAPIDLY increasing demand for this mode Of
conveyance Railroads springing up as if
by magic in all sections of the world; and
hence the great necessity for those engaged in
their construction to encourage every idea that
tends in any way towards economy, durability,
facility of construction and transit, and, above
all, to insure safety: All these, and more, are
comprehendcd in an eminent degree in the
Elevated Railway 1t possesses vast number
of advantages over any railway now in opera
ton on the face of the globe. Aside from its
cheapncss durability, safety, etc, it can he run
through the thorouyhfarcs of cities and
villages Gears at full speed) without obstruction
or ANNOYANCE, an air line be more easily
pursued while curves can be turned with 10
kind Of fear of the cars ever running off the
track, far heavier grades can be assembled with
ease it eats no mans farm in two, in no way
cntlangcrs travel Oh our highways, and it is i'm
possible for the cows to get on the track, while
it looks down with contempt on the snow bank .
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CARTHAGE HOTEL

Having recently purchased the above establishment
frOrH Malcom Kelly Esd am prepared to enter
tain ia . comforts bic manner those who give
cali Having ample stables good hosticrs and dis
position 3 accommodate. trust | shall be able to
give entire satisfaction those who with
thcifpatroisgc
II. G. Mclean
December B. 1853 7Otf
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October 90. 1853.

AszF@ All persons indebted to me by account
vios October 1,t. 1853. earnestly requested
o make payment. | desirous of settling up the
old business. X. X. BRYAN.
February II. 1851
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PRINTED BY WILLIAM J. YATES.
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CLEMENT G. WRIGHT,
Attorney nj Law, Fayetteville, n. c.
Office at the corner of Bow and Green streets.
Feb'v 3. 1853.
J. w. BAKER

}. w. BAKER
Has received from the North the largest finest and
most carefully selected stock of FURNITURE ever of
fered in this market. consisting Of fashionable painted
cottage bed room furniture in setts curled-hair and
Wagons and Cradles. patent sclfswingi Cradles:
Side Boards Bureaus; Secretaries and Book Cases;
Stands Wardrobes; Picture Frames and Glass; Window
Shades; Cornices Curtain Bands; Sofas in Mahogany
and Walnut Tete . Tetcs Ottonans; Div*ns 4 Stools
Chairs Of every variety. Fine rosewood Pianos (Ben-
net 4 Cos of Broadway. New York;.
October % 1858 ly-pd
NOTICE.
THOSE who indebted to me by Note Account
viii please settle the And all debts due rri-
the lst Jany 1883, must be settled longer in
dulgence cannot PC given.
\. \. McKETII.AN.
N. MURCHlSoN,
Commission and Forwarding Merchant,
WUMINGToS, \. &.
January :. 1854
NOTICE..
Having purchased the interest of I. r. Underwood
in the firm of G.. W. Lawrence & Co, | Will continue
business as heretofore at MARy's GARDEN.
| have from Il to u Coopcrs constantly at work
manufacturing SPIRIT BARRELS. at the rate of 100
to l25 per week; have on hand 400 Barrels for
sale, at s. 70 cash al the shop or s. 80 delivered IN
town
shall also continue the distng ofTurpentine. and
will pay within i cents per barrel Of the Fayetteville
price in cash goods at cash prices
I'urpcntine Wanted.
now IN Store a general assortment Of Goods
for sale Fayetteville prices. All kinds Of country
produce taken in exchange for goods. Call and see
G.. W. LAWRENCE.
Nov 25. 1853 G0-tf
BARTH'W FULLER.
LAW.
FAYETTEVILLE, n c.
Office Anderson Street.
October % 1858 6m
BROKER.
Ihaye 50 many calls about Turpentine lands that
have concluded offer my services to buy and sell
Those having lands for sale will furnish with pots
and quantity, together with fair description and
price. = lo-
Nov 1S, 1888. 6Stf JAMES Il. COON.
NOTICE.--MULES For SALE
The Subscribers offer for sale Three Teams of Mules
Wagon and Harness. Those wanting Mules would dc
we'll call on the premises
Also 2O00 acres turpentine Land for sale Call and
). X. MELVIN.
Cypress Creek Bladen Co. w. \. MELVIN.
December 8, 1853, 7l-f
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DR. W. r. BASON begs leave to that he
poets to be in Fayetteville in February when hopes
to see and hear from his friends and others.
Jany 20 1854 79-tf
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u GA1ROI, ,INIANa
TE ' Ill T., N. C.
Prem California;:

- From California.
|ss p Northern Light has arrived
at NeNe With late dates from California
She 900 in gold On freight ;
. Capt. Walkers expedll{o .i,l
4 "a state that matters were. ap-
r.. on prosneronsly. he barque
IA Eonrcfed the first expedition to
&c s has be6a captured by the
J. II is presumed thss
che success THE f1fibusters is destined to be
short lived, "a is stated that the Z. S. sloop
of war Portsi Ruth and the government mail
steamer was to ave San Francisco for the pur-
pose of looking 4ftcr Captain Walker and his
party.
WESTERN Hoe TEADE.-Ihc total number of
hogs packed in Ohio, Tennessee, and Kentucky
this season, embracing all the principal points,
is one miliiom taro Ayudred aud sirty-frc Mcusamd
Jire hundred and .Gtty5,frc, against nine hundred
and seyenty-fve thousand seven hundred and
ninety y-eight last ycar-being an increase in the
number of t,eo hupared and cigAfy-ninc Mousamd
seren hundrcd and ffty-sercm, and in the weight
five per cent.
~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~>~~~~>>>
DEp Gen. Dockery the Federal nominee for
Governor, is member of the Baptist Church !;
and we know the belief is entertained that he
will obtain democratic votes account of this
fact. We mention this to show the desperation
to which federalism is driven and to advise GER
tain of our Baptist friends of the calcula tons
which are being made at the expense of their
intelligence and political integrity. v. .Standard
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LARGE SALE OF NEGRoEs.-A number of ne
grocs. cighty-fivc in all, the property of Geo.
d. Baskerville, were sold in Warren county, on
the 2Ist and 22d inst, at very high prices One
man. a brick-mason, brought 2,45O, the others
ranged from Sl325 to $3.50; women generally
brought over 81, 900 each; one young woman
sold for Sl1OO. The whole lot averaged $G3, ;
the sales amounting to $54 900.
There were but few prime hands among them
and the sale is considered remarkable for the
prices obtained. - H7Hminotom Herald.
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DENTAL NOTICE.

For which the hi CHEST cash price will be paid.
Oct s, 1858 A. NJ CAMPBELL
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NOTICE.
THE subscriber offers for sale his LANDS six miles
North of Fayetteville. and about mile from the
Fayetteville and Raleigh Plank Road consisting of
about twelve hundred and sixty of land, suited
to the making of Turp ,ntne Timber There is also
on the premises good Saw and Gris Mill all in good
repair and now in operation also Dwelling, and all
the necessary ouhouscs. in good repair.
Also another tract of hundred and fifty acres
the head waters Carvrrs Creek known the Tarry
Place. which there is Il small Farm Dwelling House
and other houses.
On the first named tract, there is cut about twenty
five thousand Turpentinc Boxes from two to four
old.
All the above lands will be sold the most
molating terms. Persons wishing to purchase. Will
please call the subscriber who will take pleasure in
showing the above lands
WI. r. BOLTON.
Oct. p. 1888. G5-.f
IRISH POTATOES.
100 Dbs. super Northern Yellow lust received and
for sale by PETER p JOHNSON
Feby /. 1854
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300 Bushels Seed Oats. lust received and for sale bv
Feb'v L lS54 PETER L. JOHNSON.
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AIsBLE FACTOIeI
BY GEO. LAUDER
Nearly opposite TO f. W Vikings Auction Store
Fayetteville, \. G.
Oct !, 1858
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BUTTER,
A supply just received.
Jan y 80, 1851 79-r GEO. McNEILl
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TRUSTEES NOTICE

TRUSTEES NOTICE.
All persons having claims against Farqulard Camp
bell and lesiros to avail themselves of the provisions
of Deed of Trust executed by him to the undersigned
hereby notified file the particulars of their claims
with him, within sixty days hereafter, they will be
excluded. JAMES Z. HODGES.
Fayetteville. Feb, Is, 1854. Sl-3t
p. S. Claimants may file their claims with my At
torney. Warren Wnslow.
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LAND BROKER.

I have 50 many calls about Turpentne lands that
have concluded to offer my services to buy and sell
Those having lands for sale will furnish with pot>
and quantity together with fair description, and
price. ~
Nov. 1s, 1888. 6S-tf. JAMES o. COOK.
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Nov Q 1858
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-24

81 and Malek Adhet crusade romance from the French
Iberia Fer sale BY John B. Perry i9s Market street,
Philadelphia, and II. Marsh, New York.
CTRANGERs GUIDE in LONDON.
nErcALrE f BiNGL 81" co. ponEe merchant. and
perfumers to his Royal Hghness Prince Albert 100 and
l3l Oxford street.
MosEdEY JOHN 4 son and Is New street rect and
BELLEVUE HOTEL 81 Norfolk street Strand proprietor
Mr cuyervell The best aud most central situation In
London Board lodging, and service, Is I'd. per day.
WARWICK HOUSE, Nicoli. Mayns. Shines ll2 and IN
Regent street shaNls siks Irish linen and Scotch goods
FARMER ROGERS, III, i7s. snd l75 Regent street.
India shawls; French, English and Scotch shawls.
CLEAvER f. s. inventor and only maker OF the renuine
prize medal honey soap maker every kind ofansy SOAP
NICoLL IL d., patented for their Nieolls paletot.
ia, il6, IFS, and 100 Regent street.
The new edition Of Manhood on Nervous and Gerer.tive
Debility snd he Of decline Nth h s
bemarle street, Piccadilly
Madame rus GssSsn street Ba... Port
man SQUARE Admission is Napoleon room and Chamber
Lsurents Casino Argyle Rooms, Great windmill street
one shilling
THE IDEAL Boyl OF THE PAST Is THE ACTUAL
Monthly Jubilee for March published by association Of
inquiry discussion thought and opinion. One dollar per
~. See rhlsdelphia Pennsyvsnian The Jubilee Hsr-
finger thrd youme comprising bound numbers Of last
truth tmcntaD classes 70 works
Of love towards the laJorng bycaD classes hu
Bse cs Sr rr .ss ss sss
states Argns Office fy milton street John Crawiey J
a Yates 70 Ann street. Canvassers wanted.
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.


(IAnDEN AND AMBoY RAILROAD TO PHILADRL
~ phia from pier No. North river. Two lines daily, u
IA. M. and2P NJ Accommodation line a. Z A. n, b
way Camden fare a. EIpsssy nsn::
John Pottes to Ameoy thence direct TO Camden By oars
4 HANGE OF ROUTE ON THE II A. NJ AND4P.
lines for and after Monday neIt thu
Jersey Railroad for Philadelphia viii be run Via Taoonsy
and street avoiding the and delay Of the
portunty TO dine take the the
Delaware. The return trips from philadelphia at A. n
and ~ r. NJ, will also leave from Walnut street wharf
HUDSON RIVER RAlLRoAD-rRAINs DALI
IL from Chambers street FOR Albany and Troy
with reaching Buffalo or Montreal at 10 SANE
Mail train, A. M.Throush way trains ~ u n aadi
Pm.
For Tan,
lanai Christopher Fourteenth md Thirty streets
Sunday trains from Canal street. NJ for Albsny
'A' 'f'' stopping sbau ny sREScH sup..
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA pIREcT-yTl
New Jersey Railroad through Ia four hours-Unites
states mail and express ne leave New York foot efCoYt
S street - seven nine .nd eleven M and az foui
A. ~ and four NJ 81 90 dor second class In clever
AN from New York and quarter past four from PbiIa
comnodation limo leaves At twelve NJ tat reduced
priees) from Cortlsndt street, through In sx
Through tickets sold FOR Baltimore washington Norfolk
Through baggage agents IN the nine I'VE rans
only Passengers with baggage the ferry feep pE
ates before the train leaves.
SHREwsBURY, LoNo BRANCH HIGHLANps
CHRISTOPHER Ceptain John Price viii issys tho foot o.
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