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YOUNG AMIiRTCA!

YOUNG AMERICA!
Agents Wanted in every county in this and adjoining
To sell the above and improved
CORN AND COBB MILL.
ITO al such rare chance make money viii be oheredd
Exclusive State and County privileges viii be disposer
J unusually fair terms by application TO the propreto
FAnMEiES AND STOCK RAISERS,
offer YOU Corn and Cob Mil unsurpassed in the Un-
geDtons. Il the very Mil which every Farmer am stock
Ravr should hayr IL will crush from to 10 bushels Corn
and Cob pes hour, with horse is easily fitted up and
managed weighs $50 lbs and Ss all intact OF the grinding
surfaces prevented will last any farmer ordinary life
time [ speak thus Of its durability, because he me
principle has been fairly tested in the old Bark Mill Who
A WILL ON TRIAL
for one month"; II it don't give complete satisfaction to
return III II there be any man thus disposed let him
speak Satisfaction warranted IN every the
ey be refunded. The CrusheT be attached horse
water or steam power which renders the
Mil south Of Mssons aud Dixon's line. All other Urushers
the South require too much power, will
out, Accordingto
TIM LAWS or NATURE,
Com and Coo Mil which admits Of lateral wabbling
motion will sary soon wear ou all other Crushers
Nuenabe 60 this grand objection aud the PrOprctors
DISPUTE IT, In the Instruction 81 81 ANKR
ICA" have GARED power and DEFT sTaApCTIuS have
lesseue friction and caALLESGE oNE VOID 70 the contrary
have pr, vented Nabbhng lateral Lodon, and all are
cope led 20 acknowledge IT, therefore, assert that II is Jar
upegiur 70 any other MIL. am selling this Tennes
sec invention al the small sum Of
FIFTY DOLLARS,
And any wanuEg good thing" earnestly request
the principles OF this MlI
and order the PTopuetors or Agents.
A liberal discount made 10 dealers
}. p. DRUMGOULE, sole Proprietor
shebyyiile, Tenn.
a q T. rs
Eis Moore CO., ~ Market street. NashvIe, Manu-
cturrrs and General Agents.
Beaumont FRA Co., Clarksy.e Agents for Montgomery
.'ouuty
40. Watkins, Pulsski, Agent FOR Gle, County
Vim. Hunt Fallen, Asrnt i5r frsJkhn IoUsty, Tenn,
and Jacssou ,uuuty, Ala
James q. Vance, C4s,aIAn Springs, Agent for sumner
cuuJy
). Hatcher, Columbia, Agent for Maury County.
~. teli, i. VI home Agent Ter smith County.
J. X AAin, charleston, Agsnt tor bradley OoJLty
W r. hGniry Bros L0alOn, Agents Tor k.-t fennes.
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REGULAR NASHVILLE AND NEW ORLEANS
PACKET

THE rev steamer HUMCOLDr-f G--1 -
1900 ions burthen, Capt. Wa ET5L2Ssse=1
STRONG, John d, Taylor, Clerk. sz2z--zS1-zNez<.s
This finished Cincinnati, read
take her place in the trade
The Humboldt il entirely boat Of the FIRST and
built expressly for the Nashville and New Orleans trade
her light draugh drawing only % inches waie) W enable
her 20 vi h load When others Only light
We solicit for her a share # pub ic patronage.
JOHNSON, HORNE 4 co, -
oct22-6m JOHNsON, WEAVER 4 G ., NFeHS
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REGULAR LOUISVILLE, CINCINNATI NASH
IL LIZ

nURING the ensJ ug season, the a GT-1 -
IL conmodious Ign raugh steam EsFxs- Hsytseal
eT, MAGNOLIA, W R. FULLER Mas
ter, will run regularly above and to all intermediate
landings Being exceedingly light az inches traugtD with
superior accommodations for passengers, and capable
making quick trips solicits public patronage.
- Orders left with either the srsgned for freight
either way will meet prompt atter ton
II. II. HAR ISON, lAr,
oct22-6m A. HAMILTON Agents
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A. HOUK
SCOTT'S LITTLE GIANT
CORN AND COBB MILL

yT,uFRF aye features conn ected with this mill worthy
consideration and close examination on the part
those wishing 10 purchase Feed Mill
Its mechanical construction ana adapbhon 10 the Pur-
noses de 10 crush and grind It's great
pacity while doing immense work with extraordinary
ease its durability is amply provided for The complete
greater convenience for plantation and farm imposs
be IL requires mechanical aid or bill Of expense TO put
II up farm hand servant can put up ana SCI oe
running half hours time The convenience Win winch
the sweep may be applied TO IN horzonta-as IS most
ususl-or over head and the mill be easily attached
where St used The power take requiring
one and two horses The quantity and quality Of product
10 80 bushels OF good feed mes hour according TO the
degree Of fneness ground, and the size mill II is the
cheapest MILL all things considered there before the pub
Tic.
Another thing connected with the Little Giant, pa
tent and worthy OF is the ct that there has been
Patent Right specuatrg hucksteng about the country
Is with the thousand bunging mskeshif imple
that got trade-merely TO get money by
selling paHing of the patent right upOn the creduous-
then the machine be abandoned by all parties as hum
bug the other hand the Paentee and Propetors OF the
Little Giant Mills Believing that they can-snd determined
that they will supply the Agculiurats and STOCK raisers
Of country with superior MIL are permanently en-
the business have hundred thousand
dollars invested the manufacture Of these mills, in the
East West and SOUTH Of these establishments en- oy
ing 60 men solely In this business So highly are these
mills appreciated that four thousand have been sold within
the past eighteen months and the heaviest ana the ost
ext nsive Manufacturers OF Agricultural lupemen IN me
United States have eagerly interest IN their manu-
iactur6 and sale.
No implement has been more thoroughly tested; one
Of kind received numerous and high testimonials
from Mechanics Institutes and Agricultural Associations
and none by reason Of subs sntal, practical utility and
have more fairly ground their waY into every Gays
use and popular favor than scotts Little Giant Corn and
Cobb Mill. Orders promptly filed
Liberal discount 70 dealers. -
oct1-u No. 40 Market ST., Nashville, Tenn.
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For Memphis, New Orleans, 81. Louis
and Louisville.

-TR l. " E EKL y
TNHE splendid new passenger steamers CITY OF HUNTS
L VILE, W. WEAVER, Master, leaves Nashville every
Monday at II O'Clock,
J. CLINE, J. IrrE Master, leaves Nashville every
Wednesday at 10 O'Clock, m.
JOHN SIMPSON, T. YEATMAS, Master leaves Nashville
every Friday at u o'clock, m
Connecting Paiucdh with the daily Louisville and st
Louis United States Mail Boats, and Memphis with the
splendid New Orleans steamers Bulletin, H. T. W. Ill., Geo
Collier and Ingomar.
The accommodations Of this line cannot be surpassed and
passengers will find by far the speedet OF rave
either North O South.
For freight passage apply TO
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NASHVILLE, sMITELATD AND PADUCAH
PACKET

V'HE Splendid Passenger Steamer tn
L BLANCHE LEWIS, q SHAW, EsFTSEftsss1
Master Thus steamer is being SseSEzzszsaz asEs9
finished Louisville and will he here hy the l % NOve-
ber and ia the above trade all the Her hu-
comm0datiorS for passengers, combined with her light
drBught make her Of the best alaPtrd ats Tor the
Cumberland river trade A. HAMILTON,
oct22 -6n Agent.
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REGULAR NASHVILLE AND NEW ORLEANS
PACKET

T'HE fine Freight and Passenger a c-~-n -
Steamer, F. HOWARD, Y. EsslZalfs sS5l
NORTHERN, Master has commenced,
ard will regular trip this city
and New Orleans the present Her capacity for
ryng freight equal boat in the trade and shippers
may rely upon promptness in the delivery # goods.
nov15-fm ] 4 Z YEArMAN. Agents.
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FREIGHT ON PRODUCE TO CHARLESTON AND
SAVANNAH
TENNESSEE ARD ALABAMA RAILROAD.
sss. sSs:ss9 So! So s sss 81
OPEN TO THOHPS0Ns STATION.

OPEN TO THOmPS0NS STATION.
IN and after Wednesday December t2 trains will run be
~ tween ishys aud thompson's station, as foIows:
GOING sol CH.
Leaves Nashville at 80 4. NJ, and P NJ; arrives At
ThOmpsou's az $40 A. NJ, ana IS p. NJ.
RErURNING-Isayes TuOmpson's at 8 IS A. NJ. and
p NJ; arrives at Ns~hyille az lO.z5 NJ ami 6Su p NJ
On sunday the Morning Train only viii be run, leaving
Nashville at A. NJ, and Thompson's az An.
ES At Thomps1n's the Stages Of Carter, Thomas and
Housh connect with the trains.
Through Tickets Tor MEMPHIS WAYNFSBORO. JACK.
son, TUSCUNBIA, FLORENCE, PULASKI and COLUM-
BIA be procured at the General Stage Once
Yerandaa Hotel A ANDERSON,
dec2 r. Eng and supt.
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tut IItTBUV VI Passase aFP7J %
A. L. DAVIS, Agent,
ort9 A. Mai kaf

EY- Capt. B. DUFEELD will remain in New Orleans during
the season. for the Nashville Memphis and
New Orleans line Of Mail Steamers Also for the
AMERICA and HUMBOLDT. All business inrrused TO his
for the above boats will be promptly attended to free
charge. ldecl A. L. DAVIS
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RUMRuGlI HUMRuGlIl

NEGROES! Ef6RCEsg HEGKOESi'l
W. has, 81 sAs thifts-aFc iarU Negroes
w araunE thss Vs,y hkesJ Cara ana hoys Ass
tive 81 thr Hkessf fasahes IN n ~te - fooT sna ave
sseh As0. IAsi sKLsa Coca j. All e. -. Cal saeu
B1s2s EOsp LfLAA
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CHANCERY COURT AT NASHVILLE.

Peter Il. camden o., u N SOuey eI ais.
the Office Of the Clerk Master OF the Chancery Court
y Nashville he 4h day Of April, $3.50 motion Of
the complainant by his counsel in the above cause and Il
appearing the satisfaction OF The Clerk and Master that
the defendants Osborn Codey and Jane Codey
nary process Of this Court served upon them it is
therefore ordered by the Clerk and Master that publication
be for four in the Nashville Patriot
newspaper published in the city Of Ma hvle, requiring the
said defendants appear at the term OF the ChanceTy
Court holden the county Of davidson the
house thereof the city Nashville, the FIRST Monday
in Ma next and said t the will he taken
for confessed them and down for hearing parte.
aI5-w4t c. ID. BRlEN, Clerk and NJ tster.
Cash for Mules.
WISH to purchase One Hundred or year Old Mules Of
/ good size have for sale ten twelve young Jacks
Of equal in America combining spirit and
action, ecsssary 10 constitute a first r te Niue.
Also-Haye for sale large lot OF superior
YOUNG uIRHA VI $50 LIS
The Jacks and Bulls will be sold at reduced prices
ap2-w2w Blu MARK r. COCKRILL.
NOTIC
4 He cO-parDershp OF Per,ns Campbell Co, OF TIN,
city, this ddy dissolved by mutual consent, either Of
the partners having the Of the Of the hrm in
liquidation. W. NJ PERKINS,
W. b. CAMPBELL,
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 6, 1858. SAM'L p. WALKER
In retiring from the Commission Business return
thanks friends and patrons and cheerfuy recommend
and late partner W. NJ Perkins, altogether
worthy Of their confidence and patronage.
". B. CAMPBELL,
SAM'L P. WALKER.
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j. G.. FELLOWS.

The General Commission Business heretofore conducted by
Perkins Campbell Co. will be conducted without inerrup
ton by W VI. Perkins, under the style Of
decl9-deokwtf PERKINS co.
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SOUTHERN ROUTE.
HATES REDVCED.

RATES REDUCED.
EROM the 18th Instant hs l., Of June the rates O,
Freight from Charleston and savannah to Nashville win
FIRST CLASS.
Books and atiOnerv, Boots, Shoes ard Hats Bottled L.
Camphne Spirits Turpentine in casks ard hsrr,,
China, las, and Glass Ware Cigars in cases. Clocks
CoqeetGney cutlery IN boxes and cases, Dry GOOds in
Drugs Frui; Trees and SLrubbzry Furs Garden seed.
Looking Glasses and Looking Glass Plates at owners
oyster; in cans and jars sadsry, Tin Ware, Tea, ,ud
SECOND CLASS.
Hardware Except Cutlery" Heavy Castings and Ma
chinery
Foreign Liquors in barrels or pipes Cor,ge Tobacco in
boxes Carriage Springs and Axies Leather ros and box
Oils in barrels casks Cr0ckery and Quernswar in
crates aud casks Rice Zinc Whiting Plaster Of Paris, Sc
SPECIAL RATES.
BoFss Furniture Piano FOres, Carriages bO1sd" and
VIII De taken at actual weight bat charged double
An articles enumerated to be charged =, rate. Of an.
from 1st June to LIST of Dsc nber they win be changed
follows.
Ist Class as above, per 100 bs.-............t12 IS
sI..,.-~ a ., ....-.-.-......-.. 20
NPee''' 'S'cs .-.....--..-...- 80
Merchants shipping from the Eastern cities will eud hi,
the cheapest well the most expeditions route Freghs
from New York and Philadelphia Charleston and Savap-
nh ranges nom to IL cents per cubic foot according
As the Railroad Companies Charleston and Savannah
have discontinued the Receiving and Forwarding 81 Nsr
chandise Il will Necessary to consign TO Comssiop Nr
chants At those points
shippers may rely upon strict adherence to the sbov,
II. / ANDERSON
janll-u N. a c. X. K.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
No shipments entitled 70 the above rates unless each ana
every package has the Of the Depot Of delivery and
the initials \. a c. R. r. plainly marked upon it.
r. IA.
FREIGHT ON PRODUCE TO CHARLESTON AND
SAVANNAH.
IN snd amer this date the Articles as enumerated below
~ viii be through Charleston and savannah At ts
pI ices ark a 20 each article:
Tobacco, hh5s, = 1pu ns.... ......-......... Soc
Pork in bbls., p top rs ... ~ %
Eaggng and Rope . 100 bs.....................1O %
II. I ANDERSON, Supt
IyI-n A " psaroad
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ftAN sad at 10 81 o. cFs "a, y enda -ssef'1sa'
- SNYDER FRIzzEiL-
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Cash for Mules.

HE cO-partnership OF Persins Campbell Co., OF TIN,
city, is this dI dissolved by mutual consent either Of
the partners having the OF the Of the firm in
liquidation W. NJ. PERKINS,
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CanarV Cages.
FURNITURE POLISH.

AAIE have hand supply Of McComoies Furnture
w Polish by which very little trouble, old turni-
mari MACKENZIE L WILSON.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-14

NS''Rs. llgIskGLL & SwEAmXGEx have their
''''t% opc"i's of rica Spring and Summer
9o6'' to-day, TO which they invite the attention
% SIC ladies. This is the only house IN the ci-
:! '''a' has yet received second stock of goods,
aI OF course, they will be able to offer many
'ie'T and beautiful goods not to DC found else
NieF0 ct this time, or perhaps hereafter.
Among the goods to be opened this morning,
viii be found Back Grenadines, French WORKED
handkerchief, Collars and Sleeves; Lee work.
"a do; rich Jaspa, Plaid aud ss.ipcd Silks;
..fe'' and colOred Silk aud Lace Nantes; flounc-
Cd OTsandies, Lawns aud Barcscs; BOnaets aid
i.'''ons OF the latest and richest styles; and
some beautiful clothing for children. This lot
o gocds embraces many OF the richest patterns
eTeF broughtto Wheeling. We think the heads
Of faFniiics in the city should combine together
70 get out an Injunction to prevent Mcssrs. Heis-
ke' L Swearingen from bringing such fine ana
BEAUTIFUL goods to our city. is downright rob.
o'Fy, for when their daughters see them, they
sVe pa no peace until the purchase is made.
Wehappened in at Messrs H. & SIS in the lie.
al Prosecution of our business, on Saturday
eienias, when the above goods were being tro.
case'i, preparatory for the grand display tail
morning, aud being attracted by their richness
EsGngered until most of them were OUT, and
tbs is why we know anything about them, and
We assure our lady friends that if they call Al
'as store this day, they viii be delighted, rs We
We're with what fhav, Gao
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-14

SATURDAY was l,sEl day on Dry Goods and
!aacy Sores. TIE day opcaed with e shlI
warm aiad, blowing the dust in grcst clouds
everywhere. As inc day advanced, the lille
rain of the nisi,t before, was completely dried
m the wind increased almost to gale, and one
eOuli see no considerable distance along the
streets for Tic dust. Eyes, nose, mouth, hair,
AMI elOsact. ,;crc full OF dust. 1t blew in at
the ksy,hOc and window: Joints, aut: settled upon
tne 'teh "ar!'cts aud furniture of t;le Darlors-
Everybody had grown heartily tired of the dust,
N'1s'' iOst alter dark, a rain Storm, accompanied
VIA lightning and thunder, came up, and the
Pfge'pi'1tiOns Of tue clouds, put dampcr on The
ai'Ics OF lie dns.. But we have sore eyes and
e'o!'9l up throat tonight, and it is no conso-
is''on to US to know t;lat hundreds of others
aFe ia tiic sane situa.ion.
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i Nc Pass .,4.--Tac operatives on the 4tb
divf:oa OF shc Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, OF
Saturday evening presented Geo. w. Weaver,
E.q, with 4 beautiful end valuable gold watch
I'D chain, rs Oxen of ;;;le- esteem with which
they regard his ycntlems',ly conduct whilst over
Ia, di'i ion o. ,hc Ro1.. !Ir. w. goes to the
S.nbenvi'ia and Indiana To-t', md tie vc,'Y best
wishes OF i;i' acquaintance so with him. The
r'.ei :l,i ,ac following cords cn;;'sscl upon
i: 'Prssea.s; 20 Geo. W. Weaver 81 i'e EN-
Tioyees OF he H.h piyisioa L. & o. r. r. April
J. lsjd"
Tie :yatslr i, model OF is .lind, and is from
tie extensive establishment: o: NJ. j. 4. Scott
o. this d.
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N und after TUESDAY, Aug. 1s55, until furthcr notice.
~ Trains vii! he follows, saturdays cXcrptGd)
1
GOING NORTH.

GOING s0UTIIThc SIOA II. Train will connect at SAM
husky with Morning Train from ToCo ut Aonr0eEle with
shabby Junction with Cincinnati Express from CIcveand; at
Mansfield Junction Will! Day Express from Pittsburgh anu at
Newark with and West Trains the Central Ohio
Railroad.
TheiSO r. NJ Train Viii SanlusSy with seanl-
Bay City Detroit; MOnrOevile with western Train
C. & r. r. r. Shelby junction Mt 52i r. 81 with the Mail
Tain on c. G. CIR. @. Columbus Cncnna ut Mans
field junction IS r. NJ with Fast train on o. & p r. r.
for Pittsburgh and Newark with East aud West Night
Trains oil Central Ohio Il. Il.
GOING NORTTI-Tlit 20 NJ Train will make close con
at Newark with Mail from pclar G. o. Il.
III Mt Mansfield FUNSTON with Express Pittsburgh;
shelby Junction 1918 with Cincinnati Express for
Cleveland Buffalo New York. and Mt MOaTpevlc with
Mail Train on G. g. T. road Toledo, Chicago, &c.
01OPMTran will connect Mt Newark with Express from
the East on Genital Ohio Road; Mansfield Junction with
Fast Train Pittsburgh; Shelby Junction at al
With Cincinnati CeYGland Monr0eVile with Night
xrress for Toledo and Chicago and Sandusky with the
steamer Hay City for Detroit aud Chicago.
J. II. ROBINSON, Supt
S,ndusly Aup 4. 1855 1. sep15-tf
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-14

Tsg fev oiiti:e Ter &c g 'al st Za'!cevi''c,
o,cr v riel .ac rack OF he Wilmington and
Z.ncs,il,e R.il Road is lid, fell dova on
T,ufs,iay last. Two gentlemen who were stand
as on $40 timbcrs at :lc time, were slightly in
in:cd The Courier says it viii :aI;c bit a snoSt
tine to repair the damage, as the structure was
moi IL llle least injured.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-14

wr.7 .,LE.AxDsn Act -:.Y.--Wc direct the
socei: s,,crtion of parents and guarlisos, 10 tie
,I,er.i.cmlnt os this scnool in this mornings
p.ccr. 1t is said to be one of the best schools
n,ar Us. and the location IS hcsl;hy and dcsir-
ali. oDc
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-14

yIorr NEw Booxs.-Mrs. Cerolirc Lee HEM :;
rr,y books, "Courtslip and Marriage or the Joys
and Sorrows OF American Life" and Earnest
Iiawool," AT Home aud Abroad or Things and
Thoughts in Europe and america. by Margaret
Fuller Ossoli, "Twice Married, Story of Con-
necticut Life, ~"The War in Kansas, a Rough
Trip to the Border, among New Homes end a
Strange People. "by G. d. Erewertou, " ''TOiiing
and Hoping. a Story of Lit,le Hunch back,
by Jenny Marsh, and "Ehc American Railway
Guile for Inc United States, for April" have
besa received by Robinson & Bro, No Wash
,gton llall, where everything new in the way
of book' a.il mrsie may 0i,cnys be found. :.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-14

.Rorr TO ENTER THE Mrxrsrny.-Hcnry A.
wi,c. +. son Of ;hc Governor is about to be or
d.iasi as an Episcopal Minister.
An c4cilongc says it is TO &c hoped that the
t,e,bc Of his first ministerial labors will be the
Executive MsasiOn OF Virginia.
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FEYER AND AGUE,

Il C;tss or I9ht JI0nLS I,indjHg cured by BoeIdre,s
HOGRd hiers-NIiclael Kelly No III Grant, near Smith
field street july white running on the river on
was taken wIil ASie. For eight long months
With this dreadful disease: The greater Of this
time unable work. and spent ut least iGty dollars
for different medicines but found no permanent relief
Three weeks nEo, friends insisted upon my try
ing BoerhHre'S Holland tra,' saying that cure
guaranteed. After trying for only week, must
State was sound man. have been work for
weeks and have had Of the clls and fever
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certify the above statement Is true.
THOMAS ADAMS, Diamond House,
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