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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-06

~ that SIX companies Of expert rifienen bs i'm.
hs'iiA'siy raised IN Pennsylvania. two in asry.
and ard two in Virginia, AID tina, each 49,,
'any' as soon a. completed. shaIl m.rcL "a
'o.h the array near Boston. the shepherdst5&p
ltieinen obeyed the summons with alaeritv .nd
he'r. was the frat company iron. he !S,.th,h ,,
allied to the side Of Washington when BoAlap
'as beleagurvd
They len the plowshare In the mould
Their nneks and heT'is HiIhOut a told
The slckie In the unsh0ru grain
Their eTol~ hah garugred oa the plain,
And mustered, m their pie dress
l"I wrong a. ~ X stern redress y
The 18th OF July, l77S, was the day Sc, for
heir departure aud MorgAns Spring was their
fndcHfous. True to their appointment, they
~ me; 'herc on the morning Designated rot
Dan was missing Having pArtaken Of a fru-
iHi meal they arose from the grass and ruver-
ntiy received the blessing which a holy man Of
iod invoked in their behalf after which. solemn
y agreeing together tina, ~ many Of them M
hight be alive on thA, day ffty years should
meet again Mt MorganS Spring. they shout
sercd their rifles and forthwith began their
N+'f -A'bi ~ VitC VI tLitul expressed it.
bee-line for Boston," which tlley reached ON
Ihe 10Th Of August having made the Journey Of
800 miles in twenty-four days.
As they approached the camp Of Cambridge.
" ashingtOn. who was nAkinga reconnoisance
q the neighbOrhood. deserving the virginians in
aAs distance, galloPcd up to meet tAcm and
'~hen Captain stephepson saluting him, IMPORT
81 his company from the right baak Of the Po-
lOtnAe, the oommander-in-chief. unable To re.;st
he imPalse, sPrAog from bis horpe, and begin.
ming with the captain. went from man 10 man.
shaking hands with each. tears Of JOY rolling
down his cheeks rs he recognized his friends and
FrllOw soldiers from the South.
MorgAn's rihemen reached the carp day or
Two after Stephenson. and Cresaps company.
rom Western Maryland, arrived a few daysaf-
.ar Morgan.
An accurate idea Of the men who were muster
Il in thess TIRES rifle companies may be lad
rom the following extract Of letter To n ern.
leman in PHILADELPHIA dated Fredcricktown,
Maryland, August lst, l775. lTbis Am. Arch-
res' vol. ID. 1913, page ?
Notwi,hstanda z the urgency Of my bust
hess, have been detained Ihue DAYS in this
place by an occurrence truly Agreeable Ihave
had the happiness Of seeing Captain Michael
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-06


AoifsiT
Zane y Byrd. WiiliAgp +. Tprosr in hi. own
right and ~ Administrator OF MARI y X
AliboHs deed, Levi G. Cord-ii. and Ch,;..
tine his wife, Lawson Botts, Trustee. John
>. Wright and CathArine b. his wife. Tho.
u. Turner, Fannie Is. Dade Jeremiah Mo-.
ton, jr, and Charlotte w. his wife. H..
T. Byrd. Administrator Of George w. Tur.
ner' decd. John w. Kennedy, Trustee.
lncy l. Turner, and Richard II. Lee. Tru,.
tee Dysndann,
EXTRACT FROM DECREE Of Nov. 20.
"a 1880. On tho cause coming on TO be heard
this 2eth day 81 November. 1860. on The Bill aud
amended Bill. exhibit and answers. and WI. Ar.
gusd by Counsel. on Confederation IL il adie6r-
ed. ordered and dkcreed, that this cause lie re-
ferrpd 70 Commissioner Of IN. Court. who i.
ordered 20 settle and state the account OF Tho.
1. Byrd ~ Administrator Of George w. Turner
decd. and take an account Of and audit the out.
standing debts unpaid Of said decedent and maize
report thtroofAtdgcther with any special mai,
ter which he may deem pertinent, OF either mar
y may require TO be 20 stated, and The aid
Comrsisziotsr u ordered 70 appoint time and
place fnr receiving proof Of the debts or demands
against said GeoFgeW Turner, dec d.. or auain.t
his estAts. and before said time that he put a no
tiee y such time aud plaza ~ The front door Of
the Court-HOuse Of Jefferson County, on tn
nist uAy " Two rncccssNe terms of thls Court
and u N further ordered that said Conmissfon.
er give notice Of the tune and place OF taking
said account Of SAID TbonAsT Byrd. rs Admin.
lstraior u George vs.. Turner. decd. bv publ
cation once n week for four successive weeks In
some newspaper ppbTished in CharlestoNn
Jefferson County. which pablieatics shall he
equivalent r. personal service Of notes on the
parties TO ttis suit
COpy-Test
T. A'MoQRE. Clerk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-06
PUBLIC MEETING.

mas been proposed by n number % cirisens TO or.
e.oe an association 10 diseuss what seps shOuld be
taken by the citizens Of Virginia to pruscet their
against threatened lnvAsOn. and BY such discus.son
and osher modes 20 pfodper " possible harmony Of
Opinion IN our sodn,sfhity o. he subJect Pubic
Meeting win be he'd y the cOurt House In Charles.
'oyn. On fhtpA Aszf at u Ooiook TO form such an
As.SaAron- The pablle Is invited TO attend.
Dec s, 1850.
ss-rhe Rev. n. @. NoErn may be expected To
preach
Al Berlin. December 9Th;
AZ BoycttsVile, Dec. 18th, (Comtnanion n
Al smithheld. Dec. 9Jd (CommuaIou
Al Stones Chapel. Dec. S0sh a.
Dee. 9, ls6O.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-06

49, ,ois - caEghs. sysgt cssrrr -.
A.. -. 49, 80 csszy, o. iels-s-s,
ssos'r.i Asfrcisrtsi - -sis ~ 49,
N EH cAsrHf1G
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-06

HERY puNH vo~id respectfully 'sass. ,Ass =.
Hot Broad and RolIs
sfty noruing. % thors isayiua her orders e H.
csaidloaap ana Brad Bakery
~ sysnlas h-ssTs. Ms Ouyrss IA H. ,-..,...f -.
~ fpfsd. eve ell sn3 - ousVincrf ~ - -
cFllepee n ~ Pipfaa Itoi ndna
Snsrtesoan nre q iseg
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-06

u e.sssg fs,sipfs ~ slsisas ssas.s h a.,
-, - - 80 lcss = LfIsF ~ 49,,
- ~ eiairs a'l-t'ia @Pift -
-. - -, 80 49, :. - y &c., hssisr ss.i.,
pss.ne-rs. tsss.-n = LailEf' hau's
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-06

I've ThrsugA Trains Daily,
Betssea HUpas-Fsrry and al parts Of As
East AND WET,
TAISroHrlrleS Owner.
sbaitfddre Data Raiisoad.
HAapEa> FEnaT, Nov. IS, go.
tIissf rss ESPtrss TIaia isayag R~lsilnort daily
arriving Al BenuOOd a oS A. H.,-oonnectiag with
the Cincinnati Exgress Train and arriving AZ Cncin.
with the EKITes. Train Ior IouisvilIe, CaiTo ~
sbcoYD.Tss Wan Trsia leaves Raii%ors d.i ~
isnd 4 u u A. n. snd wheeling IS Pa.
THIRD. Aooomao-iAfoa 1rala leaves Bzltinsoss dal.
y - ~ A. n arriving % cynberiAnd 81 oP y.
Thruash Tiekots ran b he'd a this s,sfioo 10 Al
the principal Western sod ss.ethsestsru towns.
The pn,s ~ Ergvd and depsrtufe ~ eli the pssssn.
go tratnsi IN, ssasiouis a. fono~s
TRAINS WESTWARD
Avfoss. Leovss
ExEes ....I ~ 1875.
1croas.osisi,oa Is ~ rin1.s
TRAIss HAsTWAED
1rTfsea. ~ L~arss
Nal trsi.. ,lssFs. nS,1
Aeu@rssdafoa y - i1Hak
Es'. -. lea
ST. CHARLES HOTEL.
gKITIE uaarrz,r1ss rr-v-s,fvily lpsssu a. s4.sas
IN even p1Fttuu ~ the stsfs, sd fl.s 4snrs go
Fy llfaffasy have h9serf ~ ~ Charief Il0frf eur
80 Hsih ssd Wsl Streets Iaehr.sna Va ~ srsiss
q IN ercsfenf eossiifl1n hsFnF an1srrte fkFrsdrh
fs11F ErlH sd eHeFtirn ~ - eaufnF $50
s. ~ fIafs - = 1890 - i sss,y = 49, ~,
~ IN ahaniEnf lnsFkff tae Ef0ff. aFf liberal -
rsarsurnis can ~ raafs ~ bosFd ~ - eesk
Iroafn. ~ qaartsr.
Casf o. n Hs.aa. isfs ~ Cafsnt{s uasei ga.
tirfHau ~ Hnrh rEFteaf hes rkaFre II ne ffirr
ffrsrfnenf sol 1aanes MaseeahEff ~ lafs rlsFt ~
~ fniEmhts liatei 80 in ~ sarsl1ff ~ Oensfsi
aa1erinirnic1f sd cnnaof fsi - FiFfFafirfsrftas
Ir HANpFfc5 n aAuDfE
Eov Is isso ,ftir Pssgsi-isss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-06
DIED.

On ths ia Day Of November last. Mr. sycHXyu.
p ~ \, eruobaa county AID 80 yssr. II sossas
On wsdassd.y the 18th d.y of November l..s. "a
OoLAhAs' IN thu 18Th PEAR % his sss.
AZ her residence. Parbo9rssiue. or.ar. o,,p.
y, On Sandzy. Kih an. Nm. LUCY BARBouR.
o. The l.le GOvernor James Barbour. IN ~
18th year % her sse. -
os,hs ls,h elt CHARLES FOLEY. afed u noush..
400 OF Mr. !ohs Fo'ey Of Haspsrs Fsuy. in tAI.
Al The rs'iSeacs q Mr.. Bush Tsylor. In Balimors
on the 18th alt. JOHN MILTON A. Cs.hisr ~ m.
horihern bank % Louisviiie. Ky.
20 the n.shi o. ,ae 18th uii. az dipsheria. LAW
hksSE WfrHERs. oldest soa % Charles and jrBs A
''Aeon' ased sysars IND I months
sleep. loved one s.eepi
With thy whits hands foltek r,eehiy
0'et srli and palselssk breaa.
slamoeri r~cetiy, calmly deepiy
Take thy quisi. dreAinlsEs rea
Thou arr only gone before
10 The realms of llfe eternal
To thy home among the blest
One Of Gods own holy angels
Weep. sweet darling. take thy rest
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RELIGIOUS BOOK DEPOSITORY

\
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~ . rAIs sed st.Fssd 20 Sunday schoI sl.ss,.
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I'D ds,sfss Sss, esss e .sg gssSs,,s .'ds
p-sss sssI,ss.s va syp.osssss = near 80.
improrsmeni. by mean u I'D -. "-'N' Z" ~
Now =, isso. = ,,,,-,,
attractive Work.
Amons usr ca volumes. and 10 w.. -, A..
s ,sT snsssSsd he Asl' attention. Al s,sli - ,Ss
- Copies tr.s,oral Letter. 70 Yoanx Men 4,
Rev Peyta Harri-pa -,
ccyses Fs.zl,y tseFEsun. Prize E.say. Oh 'ea'
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scop-. = S-sl.l BAKER. Tan =. u, ~ c''''
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II cor,. = IN. rr.. r-A OF, rAs rouSs ''"''
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% s...s .. IN. f; vS.sI. Nv ss s.
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copss % Counsel: ,o the Yoaas-by Dr.
A, Alexander. Ocer,.
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oomIaete. viihoai the Alocrypha
- Cope, Anisss Prssehs s1e .Al ns.s,, %0en''
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- aid that " the best esiocafed
persons delighted % listen 10 him
afsd learn wtsdOm by Rev VIM,
X. white 60.
u copie. q Last DAY, ~ Jesus ,y ne, 'eai'.
v h"orr. u. ID. 81 Iachusond Va
rus ~~ft OF No pages. relates 10
NE appearance - ~ the Lord during
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rortion. rhc Stytsis grarrful. elegant
eiear- the inferpces lcgica sass
AMI Instructive. Price IS C.cs.
g Copies OF Captive. % Abs valley trs.
lcErnu. II Border life IN Nirsrsa
~ the Rev James " RrtNn, son
q The heru4ns 3 and % tents. I
NePes az Letters on hsins Derives iaa
iEAslhg md fug abs y AnDgg- hy
Tie IAis lIeV. IShR hktiisws n
70. > sui a Cents
foFrtnbcrH >. iSe0.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-06
HORSE GAZE CUTTERS
AT EAeTERDAYs rRf
n...,,.-s 80. I'm and Stove House. Ah
ETATE OF VIRGINIA,

o. In The County
Term 1850. :, -
Ambrose r. II. Ransom. PL,;ah6
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The Largest Stock In Market!

The Largest Stock In Market! ,
Quick Saless and Short Profits,
HnGEs rRUssEL
sl1cs their removal TO lhsif nsu Hons. rsss n
nahkS y PEOytle fur fiends and Customers ssark
sever before excellej IN this Masked The variety l.
almost tndeoagse-tha sfyta and aassdraon a. Csssis
the Vst letasi pSFrhsscd u krsi-clAss house,
and ea,ctsd 9ith an eye 70 eabsaanee no ssa tAan
seqsN tAs fabke generally ere invited 10 evs a.
eag, ~ teFma being CAsn, havd no feaYs ~ nss
satisfying the ssn and desire % Az fiends thoaeh
their name be legion. -
DRY GOODS.
Del.aines. FAacy and Plain.
DebaFes, Fanny and CGSco fTisti 81 latest styIss
nrocasif Palds, housIns = y
white and Rsd F1annsls
FAid knseys, bru~a Coffoa
Bieached COttOu Casinetss
Fell Ctahs RAE Carrying
oa Cfufh Cnrprtihs,
and alao large stpak ~ Eiknhsts fog ssrs aafs
Faney Goods ard nOsioas
S1elis 80 shenei Ehaals
gbrky Hats. La1ifs and Mss ff,ss
khaker honbess Head sets
Shiie sid CcaOrc.i Corssass
Hoop skirts, al siaes and Prcss
tanry lirita. Crufchet Bratd.
Acsfilss nfri Ctstcn Curs1n Hncs
LAisiies and 8ents Gloves an ktods
and ai.o isrEs ssork a
VOodeawsp and Quesnsware,
~ ssirb 80 uiIi s,ri q Ihs ys.y igyy- ss,, ~
sey,-b.,t 10, Aosf'saa~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-06
MARRIED

On Thursday, the 1sth alt. 10 he Cafhol,e church
M.rPsrsgs,Ly ~ k-s. ~. co-seIlo, ~. fHokSS,A.
sss cS.s. g .ass: s 70 MIS-
On rhnrpisy mornsnr. Nov. ..sh nv Re, wu 4
Perry Nj. NRY - kIDDiEKAtrf .c "a. nlR.
TIA \ AIukf--both % this tovr u Y
supply o. caks NON the wedding fs.a prv-e-
thsi The happy pair keps IN rsme,atruses On IN.
eeeasson' Wstendsr them our god vsshes sor many
years q A.gsans'- and s' small shar, .. ps..iels
q eonnseisi cares and crosses.
Is, In w..sssord; On wesss.d.r uprrlps ID. ,ssA ii,
~. ~ 49,, a. y. smith, sIfScERM JANSEr. q
A l. poSp' h.s'' Of The frmri piass.
BY Fnepds Ceremony. AZ n, ,,.,.-,s. ~ A..
e,,dss father, on fosrh ds, the iIss all JOHN iS
phoNN TO HESTER. daughter q John smith. ali ~
p,sTrs p,Ss 40 BY The Rsy. John Light Mr. JAs
bsrssltt cvuh,y. : NJ :"
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FOR HIRE-

n HAFk Serves GnI. 49, -.
- ysen ~, shich sisls - kiss -, -, =.
NJ ysss' pisrs h ~ ca1,Isry $780,
fhssis1sru. D., .. Isss p s"sl-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-06
Cassls..orrsan rrru

iherlestowB De a.. iRse
Ihs parties 10 ~ shove sais 40 49,. -
30 70 APPEAR ~ NY Ofscs N Chsrie-so,.r ~
fF'oa CouHtY Va, o. ~ eth dsT ~ Is...,,,
eeHA VITA their eFitcucs. - sasssls ~, 81 80!
esfs H. ahovs dscrse. ~
Dc 9 lss0.-st Oot...;.s y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-06
Baltimore Prices Curreut.
For the week ending December 3, 60.
Reported teeeily BY
RANDOLPH q LATIAIER,
No. 90 sorTu SrzEET. BArrIndsE.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
or LEERRRSOH OnHNrY.

Logan oAbnrn. Administrator DE boais non,
with the will annexed of Oliver Cromwell
Deceased PiaiAttG
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ENqLIsH AND CLASSICAL.
SCH DOL,

7 W ae1ssssnrd SID ~ q eomnefs.f t.-s.t..,
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tfe,soa - - fnsfia
49, =. -, x. -. - nss
Es,, 49, ga p-,s. - -, - isse
o..ssiprsiaa ~ atotnes -, ~. q us..ft
- q feyaasei feqsifst e ~ ~ ofta.
oassissssva. - o.. y. Ne. !, q 80. s.oEfH
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TEH

THH
ONLY pl.ce sheFs Ne Exienssa Ton co..h s.s,,
~ can ~ bad IN tosu. and sil tiuds n rs Rhses.
Hyn. -. ~ EASTtRnAYN
Dr. .. Ia AID sasss Haass.
HANiNG psrrhassd ~ W. Eassrisy's n, a.
n htote hpaet q this rtace - NJ soau1 Yer
kEtensou Too Goa siosrs - 49, ci....,.. n.
recosusneoi,ng - IN az EMPEROR - cav go, -
haFc ever trsd foufs, VIII resFzei
A.N. CHAagR
~ ah issa. 2 A. DAVENPORT
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u "a H.REAF FKoCH ~ 81. -
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R0E A1E@-
kfua IRE ~ Ne snsniaa yxaF ~ nrffss u--s..
ifAa sufthy Rsgraaf nv, ~ kas ~ 81 D
49,. 2. F. : e-ainf Fo,ul aiten.ixui - sees
p.,.-,.,. ~. yREE FEEs QyYIoE
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~oR @ALm
I'm 64
or RSnf.
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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1860-12-14
Julius A. KeeIer,s Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, | In Probat Court hold
LAMoILhE DISTRICT, IS. en- at the Probate Of
flee in Johnson, in said district, on the 9th day
Of November, A. ID. 1860 100000
Reuben @. Benton administrator de bonis non
on the estate of julius A. Keller. late of Hyde
Park in said district, deceased represents to said
court that said deceased was in his life time seized
ofcertain real estate situated in the towns of HYDE
Park Eden, johnson and Morristown, in the coun,
tyof Lamoille and in the towns of Barton, Coven-
try and Newport, In the County of Orleans, and
that 1t is necessary to sell said real estate in order
to pay the debts and expenses of the adminstra-
tion of said estate, and prays said court to grant
him license to sell the same or so much thereof as
may be necessary for the aforesaid purposes
Whereupon 1t is ordered by said court that said
application be heard at the Probate Office in John
son aforesaid, ON the third Tuesday of December
next and 1t Is further ordered that notice thereof
be given to all persons concerned by publication
of this order in the Lamoille Newsdeaier, printed
at Hyde Park, in said district, three weeks sue
cessively previous to the time set for hearing,
that they may appear and object they see cause,
to the granting Of said license.
By order Of court, s. S. PIKE Register
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1860-12-14
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Five Copies, for Six months, 81
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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1860-12-14

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Farm Work, Domestic Animals, Gardening. Fnits
Vegetables, Flowers, Dairy, HousewoYk, &c,
ailke useiul for large Farms and Village Plots
UyT special department is devoted to the
instruction and amusement of Boys and Girls.
EDITORS, Several regular Editors, and null
utuue OF Contributors are PTACTIAL WORKING
MEN located in different parts of the country
RELIABLE.-Plain, common-sense reliable and
instructive reading matter fills the pages of the
AGRiCULTuRIsT, to the exclusion of the visionary
theoIles OF lmpracticable men, and ''ax-grnding''
articles designed to further individual interests
lLLusTRAT1oNs-The AGRIcULTuRIsT is more
beautifully illustrated than any other similar
journal IN the world. Each volume contains 800
TO oOO fine engravings Of Rural and Domestic
objects. o"'''''o
CHEAPEST JOURNAL IN THE WORLD. Owing to-
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me engravngs alone cost more than the entire
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publisher annually distributes large variety of
seeds FREE to all subscribers
u $50 900 separate parcels of seeds were sent
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cULTURIsr. in 1860 tiiG T9fTT|
observation-disclosures COPIES Eto.--EiberaB
premiums, such as the best Sewing Machines and
Melodeons, Farm and Household Implements,
Books ect, are given to those who make up clubs
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a ORANGE JUDD,
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