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JAMES RIVER rs srArE fu.. s,rA

Il Farm In Goochlsnd county, called oRArAKEs. Al: iy
Ing James River Licking Holo Creek and the James
River and Kan.whs Canal four miles above The Court
House. and thirty miles from Richmond Ths si.as
tou Ia nons the yaost boau:iGa the rvor command
Ing .aw d the whole arabic surface fine view OF the
surrounding country end csna for seveia miles up and
down tha rver The estate 10 in high state OF improve
men and remarkably healthy one: 1t adjoin. the 90
tares Of Thomas j. Deane, W. B. Weisiger. and X. Skip
with and contains 9as acres Of which III are are
first low grounds go OF second low grounds s2
acres Of srabe high land and 3a9 Of wood land
The improvements consist Of frame dwelling with eight
rooms Ia good kitchen, outhouses, quarters overseer
house built In the last i've years, with brick chimneys
and underpiuuins and new brick barn. oo1", w.n a
lhreshing machine, ice house, and all necessary
stables, &c.
Any person wishing purchase desirable residence,
would do well 70 visit this before purchasing elsewhere, as
will sell On reasonable terms. -
Every preparation Ia making TO seed 200 acres In
wheat this fall 100 Of It allow and the cornhed hat
been sowod In peas.
To desirable purchaser would sell every thing as II
stands and most OF the negroes
My manager MIR. Sanders, vii! show the estate 10 any
ono wishng 70 purchase
My address 10 Subie,,'s P. o Pow atan county.
Oct Is eff MILES G. SELDES.
,xrin nj
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being 20 much greater and more rapid than that by
immigration il IS :hs greatest folly IN tle world to
suppose that the foreign vote could control the
native, and we sincerely trust the time will never ar
rive when the test IL TO be made.
The Express gives some figures which in fact only
proves how idle lis pretended fears are
-. IMMIGRATION FROM 1870 TO 1850.
!. .Eppsl ssO to 1910. 7O,SOl
Sf f,$FTphf, 1910 to 1920, ll4,006
= From 1920 to $780, l3o.O66
'ssFrnm 1880 to 1910, 570,0OO
From 1910 to 1850, LOSSES
Now let us show the per cent. Of increase Of pop.
ulation and increase Of immigration
Census of 1850, 5,3O5,92o
ncrca sed from lsUO to 1870 7s3 sl-ubout 10 per CT
ncroased Fl om 1910 to 1872 9.63s t3about 20 per Ct
Increased from 1850 10 1870 H. 45-abou, a3i per
Increased from 1870 to 1880 20 81 s;6-shout 81 per CT
Now look at the per ceutage OF immigration on the
population.
1900 TO 1910. immigration 7o.aol-abou! per cent.
islO to lsoO Immigration ~ 0o1-about u per cent
1872 10 1880, immigration l30oo-aoout per cent.
1880 TO lao imm!y grafton $40 00JV-aoout 81 per cent
1910 to le50 immigration ,67e, ,3j5-aoou7 per cent
The latter period which includes the years Of fam
ne 10 Europe, the immigration was greater than ever
before known, aud probably grester than will DO
known again; aud Yet the natural increase of popula-
ton for the later period nearly i've tunes as great
as that by immigration, and for the preceding period
nearly ten times az greH ss the increase OF immgra-
tlrn snd IN al PROBABILITY Inc increase from 1917 10
1867 VIII show still wider disparity. We should
be pleased TO know, then, how long at this rate
it will require the foreign to overtake aud contro!
the native vote Of thid country7 We may eI.
pect 1t about the same time that the Atlantic Is
bridged over to admit Of free travel from Europe.
The truth is, Ii these foreign naturalized citizens,
seven.eighths Of whom are naturally and by instinct
Democrats would oast their votes for the opposition
party, Wa should hear nothing about the dangerous
influences Of The foreign vote. They are dangerous
jus; so far as the Democratic party is dangerous to
The Interests of tho country, aud no furber and az
that party has controlled the desnes of the country
fifty six out Of the rixty eight Years has had e1is
isuce, and ws have risen to wbat We arc under its
fostering influences, the world must judge whether
the Democratic party is an organization dangerous
to the Interests, the power the greatness OF the Re
public.
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OFFER Tor sale privately my plantation chIed Muunt
j Bernard This plantation hes on the James River, IN
tho county of Goochlsnd, Immediately above Maiden's
Adventure dam, and within twenty eight miles Of Rich
mond It contains seven hundred and thirty acres,
of acres are James River low grounds
of the best quality, thirty.fve creek los
grounds and the remainder Is Beaver dam creek led
land. There is the place good dwel!nghouse 90
beautiful SITE aud all necessary outhouses and boa the
buildings and the fences In good repair apd the land
70 in high state of cultivation.
will also sell the stock and farming utensils upon the
land The stock consists of horses mules, cattle inelu.
ding mich cows and the farming utensils the most
of them, new. and ali of them good-and there are
enough both Of stock and farming utensils for tho tho
rough cultivation Of the plantation
Tho terms OF sale "a TO the payments will be rnaae
very much 10 suit the purchaser. ,.
Mr. Jsmes M Payne. my manager v!ns On ~ .1o
will show the property 70 any person d"s"ine "
u Ny aaus M NJ PAYNE
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TwO HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.

AWAY from the subscriber, on the l7th instant,
II negro man psucd TOM GALE about five feet,
x Inches high stout built aud black about Is years old
sthse bad countenspce; had when he left blue
He object 70 50 North. Will give hundred dollars
ewsd for him. taken out Of the state: fifty Ii taken
ny who're 10 the State except Mahews county; taken
70 hat get hiul
Again six years past, tom BOILER, s.wuy complex.
on rout built about i've feet six inches high ran sway
no went North have recently understood that be bod
nfssd To Virginia and pssdng a. free man. under
ns assumed uane OF Anderson Jsekson (whoss free Pc
thns DO bas) He good carpenter, aud 10 about
SIs Old will Sive one hundred dollars 10 spy per-
him $500 " ''N 'e.uo - WeI ppntMsrS ~ russ y So'
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VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.

FARM IN CHARLES CITY COUNTY FOX
SALE- all, ~
F.1% Tns ~ de- 70 eeany 9! chy
ss ms, asous S@ ai eiy
Richmond and d rsnidly improving, under the
% producing %G nla.er &C. There good Dwsllne and
F. h ss very
Harden ana intotwo one containing 800 aud the other
mSnty Persons wishing purchase Farm in the
2io acre. and rapidly improving portion OF Virginia.
Ss T. .ss ss."ss sn, am
10 So ovorseer or my brother living adjoining, will show
:. Farm 10 any one wishing TO purchase.
the Address DIR. o. A. CRENSIIAW.
uc,r Rox No Ri-h-nor1
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j snuum at the end Of the year.
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I-tMOED ENQUIRER In the Southern States, the
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ICHMOND ENQUIRER, which is now whst it was half
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perhaps, more complete, extensive, aud successful
than any where else. The old veteran hai li.;.'nn
mated bis whole premises, and fastened every De-
scrption VI fireworks 10 the iron railing In front
bis house; about 80 or 40 ladies and gentleman,
among whom figured conspcuously Councilman
from Jefferson Ward, had been assigned different
posts, aud a. the column advanced one cold voi!ey
OF rockets rent the air. Then went up sanat
after shout. The horses in the procession for wa
refused to pass. The musicians struck up lively ar
and after some delay, the Marshas moved on the
procession. But would add too much TO the length
Of our article to undertake to mention all who wesR
deserving Of notice on this mos, gratifying ocean
sion.
Much praise is due to the very excellent committee
Of arrangements, whose rames We here append:
Craig, George K. Sadler, John h. Greanor, Thomu,
Flsherty, T. c. Burns Jas Is. Hsrgrove, Dam Es.I
gerty, John Crawford, David Gibson K. ii. DlcsiG{
son, Solomon Davis, John II. Disgs, V. BarganI
w. w. Suesd, P. Bargamin, j. b. Foster, Wm. y 4.
farlane, a. D. Simms, Dan'l johnson, II. +. Tujie
Geo. F. Holmes, VIM. b. Gaines, A. Sehsd, JOSEPH
Hierhozer, I. T. Graham, Albert Spo,t, Jonn H..
gan, u. A. Phillips, P. Fogarty, John A. Lacy. -
q. Leftwch.
Great credit 10 also due to the sub .conmt;sr.
Messrs. v. Bargamin, Danr Hagerty, ". ". S,esa
Paul Bsrgamin, and Capt. J. P. B. Cr.wtorG, VITO
had charge Of the preparation OF the trausparsCceo
torches, fireworks, sc.
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ny TaE GOvKRNOK OF VIRGINIA.,
A PROCLAMATION.

VX1HEREA5 communication has been received from
w the honorable John T. Lomax tendertng his rese'
the twentieth of January and the having been
accepted Executive therefore, IN conformity tolaw
tho Sheriff Of each of tn, counties Of Lancaster, Nor
thumberlsnd Richmond, Westmor land, King George.
Spstsyrsnia, Caroline. Hanover, King Wilism King and
Queen and Essex. composing said Circuit IL hereby
qurod election for Judge Of said Circuit
be held the 18th day Of February next st the places
prescribed by law
Given under my hand as Governor md under the seal
ts Of the Commonwealth, al Richmond this loth
l'sAhj day Of December, eighteen hundred and nfty
six, and In the slst year of the Commonwealth.
HENRY A. WISE.
BY the Governor: GEoaor ". MrsroRp, Secretary Of
the Commonwealth Dec le-ctde
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N(lTI(E
NOTICE.
v dollars reward for the apprehension

n Will pay City dollars reward for the apprehension
j o! . nasro maa named BERRY, vrEo calls hir-s"f
Ned Leag!n and ssys he Is free, and possibly may have
Tree papers. He away from Mr. DaTd L. Gray about
twelve mon,ha ago. and -sppreherded and put in
Lynchsug Jail and In taking him home made hi. escape
which about the 5th Of January ls He is6vefes,
seven and half inches high and OF dark ginge,eake
color With abort hair large eyes, With good deal OF
white and very high forehead He Is about twenty
yeats of age He will DENY his and bis also
Al the s he ran oH he the property Of Mr. David L.
Gray, but have since purchased him Of Mr. Gray. He
may DO In some Jail In the State All ailors, who hive
such negro will confer great favor By addressing q
county, Va c. T: skEAD
He IL a cooper BY trade. Dec l9-c5t
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To he Editors of The Enquirer:
Gentlemen: In your communicated report OF 'h"
Democratic procession published in to days paper
We notice an error which you will eb!g- Us
by correcting in your next issue. Our wagon wss in
the procession, and represented by thar report
as bearing Transparency Of the white House"
with an inscription in Verse announcing tire
death of Fremont and Fillmore, (poli',cally, W. .uP
pose it m-ant.) Now, such banner not Carried
BY rs. We had one, however, with the following
painted upon it, which expressed our own ssu,..
mepts:
Buchanan and Brecknridge'' ~
"Virginis- the Home OF Democracy"
..Virguia-the Birth Place Of Heroes"
Truth viii Triumph.'
Yours, very truly JoHs l. GEo. Glasos.
Riobnoud, Dec 3lst, 1856
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OFFER for sale my Farm, upon which formerly re-
sided lying Immediately on Swift Creek in the coun'
u of about four miles above the Court House
and twelve miles from Richmond.
The tract contains a64 acres third of which is IL
original growth the other two.hlrds is open land III
good stale of cultivation. and we'll adapted 10 the growth
of wheat, corn aud tobucco.
The improvements consist of good dwelling and all ne
ccssary out and farm houses.
Tho iarm n well watered and considered remarkably
healthy.
ANY one wishing TO purchase call on me, or J.
Gin, at the Farmers Bank Of Va, Richmond ,,
Nov l5-cH W ti''-'.
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WARRENTON FEMALE COLLEGE,


~ Il, 1857, under tho Direction Of a we'll quaidcd
faculty In all the departments Of thorough and
plished Of instruction very desirable that pu
be admitted at any time and charged ouly from tho time
Of entrance.
Our terms low can be afforded. Bills payable
onohsf In advance aud tho balance the erd Of tho
sion.
For further particulars, apply to the President
Dec l7--cGw L. :. CAMPBELL, President.
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

[yNHE above rcwRr0 will BE paid tor the appreb snSon
and delivery me, or In jail in tue State, %
thss get him again, of my slave LlNsEi. purchased
lLinsey, in Richmond last winter Of Mr. Clendenin lie
was raised In Aibemure, and has wife In the county Of
Buckingham He doubtless lurking about Richmond or
Aas gone Albeu,are OF Buckingham may probably
30 ny1ng 10 lind bis way 10 free Sta,e.
Linsey i've feet eleven inches six eot tall straight
muscular and well formed and about years of age
| JAMES II. COX,
| Apfil 1S-cf WISTERPocH ?. o., Chesterfield Co
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FIFTY no,IAps D.W.Dn

,s't. Ho'u tnh subscr1ser, on The 18th Of Sep
/. 49, zoe negro mau named NELSON Said negro
vssr. seven or eight inches high his age q or
|ib;n We q y, ss'; wears whiskers, which are rather
80, Ae was bought IN Richmond some weeks ,inee and
be Ss %aIs ,n his way back The above reward
negro 10 ,s so ,S. aud commitment OF said
"o'snstord, Charlotte Co, Va eA o'' oH'e'
Oct ls--cu r T. shDa3NDs,
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this transparency was large bell toipg while the
procession passed along.
Next followed In awsson, driven by Mr.. -,
a transparency representing the white House." on
which was painted.
"Fremont's dead, Fillnores dying,
Buchsnans to the White House flying"
Next followed IN succession nineteen large trarspa.
rencies, painted on sides and ends as follows;
viRorHIA-3o00O.
Who killed Sam Henry A Wise man Of the East.
NORTH CaRoLIyA-l0,00O.
Awake! To the interests Of our country.
SorrH CAsoLiyA-aS0OO.
Free Trade and Sailors Rights.
ALABAMA-20,0GO.
Religious Liberty.
GEoRolA-l0,00O.
Our Creed: The Consultation, Equality among the
Ststes, Justice to the South.
MI,srssIPrI-l50Vo.
Our Country! Home for the Oppressed Of every
nation.
TESsEssEE-3DG0.
veriiS Saus Peur.
K.yrUcKY-SO0o.
Je6.son The neApootle Of Democracy.
~Ml,soyKI-6,0OO.
lh6 S6Oplo Us. bidck hepuOlCouloU-SW WQot 1oT
the plslntif.
ARxAssAs-l0.0O0.
Principles, Not Men.
LoUIsIAEL-3O0O.
"The Union-It must bs Preserved
FLoRIpA-l, 500.
Democracy. The Hope and Stay Of the South.
DILAwARE-3.O00.
Have you seen - Sam
TEYA,-l0O00.
Here goes the body OF Yankee Sam-
In lie Lion, in death Lamb.
PLHEsrLvASIA-5000 000.
The Keystone Of the Arch that supports the Union !
New JERsEY-5000.
We have met the enemy, aud they are ours!
INpiANA-7,G1
Hark to the hurried question Of despair,
where's SAINT An echo answers where!
ILLiyoIs-7 600.
Now Is the winter of our discomfort,
Made glorious summer, by this son Of Whestlsnd.
CALiroREIA-l4,G0.
Our Principles! more valuable than the mines OF
Marposa.
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REDEMPTION OF ylMGISlA FIVE AND .

kEDEMPTlUN OF VlNl;INIA FIVE AND a
| HALF AND SIX PER CENT. DEBT
Su%RE HOLDLRS OF THE FOLLOWING CERTiFl-
Gates UF DEBT, issued BY the State OF Virgins,
lin take notice that the Commissioners If ne Striking
u.i ssed by all ACT OF the General Assembly Oh l
En. passed on toe 26h day March, ls53 will proceed
Ia The second day of March, redeem the ead cer!i
sss a. The Treasury OF the Commonwealth aforesaid
holders of the sao certificates required on or be
,ne said secono day OF March, 1887 10 surrender the
smo ut the Office of the Second Auditor; aud whether
urrendersd the interest thereon will cease on tha
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EVIDENCE OF UNIVERSALlSTS -JGdSe W.
H. Battle in letter to the National lDtzl'gsGcrc
denies that 'the Supreme Court of North Caroins
hss confirmed the decision Of Judge Manly, Inst
members OF The Uuverssiis Church aye lDo uapc.
tent testify in courts "t Justice according 10 the
LAVE Of that Stale" He rays II. Supreme Court IN
an opinion delivered by himself on the Case NJ qn',.
ton. affirmed the judgln"n' gsen in the c"u:' 6r'"F
by Judg- Manly. buf il was upon point WHICH ~
d.red unnecessary rsvi-w oi his decision np'n he
upou m. probate nf = ,rrpf which hu Judge per.
mitrrd 10 bs ..rablirh-d h"lnernrh ~! ait-r bs
had re-c,.d on OF the -ubscrih NJ witn--s-- Ia
onnprtsnt on the xrouad"t bic beng Cniver.nirsr.
The Supreme Court held n.' to- !" De pr"per and e"n
coup.ten.y nf one ui tho subscribing witnesses un
uece.ssry .ed makes it improper for ua TO express
op;uioa upon Il"
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For the Enquirer.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY.

Messrs. Editors:-I have noticed with SONS rs
tonishment and regret, that several oi the newsna
pers of the country when alludng to tho numbcr!.--
mept that there has been ipsurrectior in the
ty Of Montgomery. Such, srs, is not nor has ever
been the case. No insurrectionary movement ha.
ever been made ip my county, nor has any thIng OF
the kind occurred here to justify the alusions ,ha are
ara, IF ANYTHING under better control Iod better
satisfied than usual. The illusions Of the Ns~ YORK
Tribune 60 far as they apply To- the county OF Mont
gomery, az forming part Of the Southern s;aI.,.
are regarded by the major part OF our citizens ~ Tho
effusions Of a unatIc, who would grace madruHr..
asylum rather than adorn the editorial char. ].
therefore give Fat denial 10 the rrInnrs that are
ahoat relative to en- insurrection 10 Montgomery
county, and have no doubt but that many "ihef1
have been started about other sections Of the Sortn
equally fabulous.
am your ob't. servant, Co., j. {. l.
CHRIsrIASsBuRo, Dec "a. 1856.
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aHHnAT. IN r.AI,IkA
CARD
CAPp HOEIC CADENf

r Z a . = 7 Z IT a D Z "
ALEXANDER HcSa PRINCIPAL
TlHE patronage Of this Institution having sufficiently
increased TO justify It. we have procured the
vices Of Mr. T. c. Baytop and Lady, to take charge Ct
regular Academy Boarding House, which will be rcsdy
for the reception Of young scocmcn at tho opening OF
the spring term Of the presen; session, which will
mence Jsnrary 18th, 1852.
Board and tuition, heretofoTs from eo5 SAG per
ten months.
For further Information apply to
JOHN L HIBBLE,
President OF Board Of Trustees,
Gloucester Court House, Va
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FLAT ROCK FEMALE SEMINAR

IL 10 aud Greek ce-s tnus; oy tho subscrter 90
ca'cs of prO'rsesed sickness deduction Will DC
In the ordinary Female schools OF the country, wherr
teacher 10 employed 1t !s impossible, Tor want oi
time for the teacher devote that constant personh 81
tention that 10 needed In such schooi the little pupi La
music is sent 10 the piano learn and
toe her music without assistance Shono therc oe oht
ten scholars and hGii hour only devoted oy oaeh 70
music the teacher heins Prese1: nSs & nouIS m nr
struction In other s,udlss To this may DO acei many
OF the complaints OF Female Sehoois.
The great obee; OF my ScnoClsto secure the consan.
personal attention of the Teachers to every Department
For this purpose TWO teachers employed One 10 at
tend to the ordinary English Branches, including Mahs
maiics and the Sciences and the other TO Mu.ic French
and Ornamental Branches Miss Z. T. SCOTT VIII again
have charge Of the first Department BY her fidelity and
her amnby Of character she secure. the love Of all
her pupils: uni frsm my examinations, know taat
those under Der instruction progress with extraordinary
In he other Department, embracing Musc, FRENCH and
the or uaneara Brunches Miss IRENE kSAuYF is enga8
ed ludy educated With great cure AZ teacher.
she has iycn highest satisfaction TO her employer and
patrons All that hear Of her Is exceedingly coinp
nsn,nry Observe tbut In Muc the Young Ladies take
Invariably IN the presence OF the Instructor
| and thea retro 10 another Piano 10 practice.
/ frequently exs,nno The young ladies' especially on
.uch branches generally in Female Schooa, very
inpcfrcty learned When ,nis Is to take place not
generally known by them TIE consequence Ia that they
are always prepared.
In closing, ieel 1t due to the Young Ladies' who have
attended this school, TO expross my grateful apprcci"'ot
Of their uniform kindness TO each other and 10 e!
their handsome observance OF those social proprere
which contribute go much the ornament OF female 30
cety thsir digeut application 70 their duties, and he
proficiency, merit moro than ordinary praise.
| When notified on whut day student, will reach Black
and Whites sy the cars OF the South.Side Rairoud
suitable conveyance will be provided
EF-Eveyy article Of clothing should be marked.
EMy address Is MscFurands Lunsnburg Va.
Dec lT-ctf JOHN ORGAN, JB.
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NICARAGCAE MArrERS.-A gentleman FROM
Aspnwa BY thu steamer Illinois, who is very 3 q.
pstent judge o; Isthmus afars, s1ys that il ~ns
dsrstood that ths advance of Walker upon Rive. ED
his continued command of III. lrsnsr ind cat mat,
ia sone way, G-~rrl H-uu'' Is ns'i '--u rrie: ,!,
r ~ ANY rate nnh n't e - nr-j nj GRAND =
Iny riian IN ia - ',.r''. have teen
'n'trr O., "a" tr-'nr, i'.-
IA sy''> ~ TO-
Il uu uus.-jN. T. ,Dn.
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EDGE HILL SCHOOL.
TIME second session Of this school will commence on
the lst October next and tcrnnse on the 3l't July
following Tho session is divided into terms Of FIVE
months each The subjects taught ancien, aud mo.
dern languages and uathemacs The charge for every
thing except lights sl25 per term payable In advance
Person. desiring IT, may obtain d detailed catalogue by
addressing the Principal q. auney.p O.. Caroline co
VS. SAM L SCHOoLER, n D.
REFERENCES.
F. W. Coleman; Senate Of Virginia; Profs. ,HerIiaon
Davis, Csbeil, Minor and McGufey University Of Va;
Profs vensble and Brown University Of Georgia Ran
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