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:FAYj$TXETOLLE, N. C. THUftSDAY,-JtftiY 1823.
1i
TT.TT
THK UH3W mf
TBBMS,
THKEE DOLLARS acar, afe in a-
inVEUTISEMENTS inserted at the rate
fflXty A en oh iifiauent
tion,
one.
nd tnxriy w'mj"' "" 3
I tamers and the public generallyj
r v r ji .b Ha .
hat in addition to nis iur'c, . p
- .... . w, inn , I ,
Delias reccucv --rr-- -----
" o . .
bllowingGOUliS. necaicu.aicS
n:- r.fTshnnht. thev are ot-
mi seiini; iui ----j -
v - 1 1 i :
t-A unusuajiy low urines
Super black, blue and colored Cloths,
Cassinets, assoncu uuiwui,
While, red, yellow & green Flannels,
plain aid figured Bojnbazetts, assort
ed colours,
.,h rines. ao. do.
W lite & coloured Valencia Yestings,
Ditto ditto Marseilles
64 an-1 4 4 Cambr ic Ginghams,
p, v Cambric Prints;rieUr;;
a 4 and 7-8 tiish Linens, iaisdirted.
3 4and4-4UOtton onirungs,
Tiiread Cambric and Thread Cam
brie Handkercnieis,
T it-ead and KoDinen L.aces,
Pl.nn and fiiiured Cotton Cambricks,
Jwonett, Book and Mull Muslins,
Figured do lo.
Blak Satin Sinchews'and Sarsnet,
Figured Silk and Canton, Crapes,
Crape Shawls and Scarfs,
Merino Hkffs. and fancy Silk do.
Si!k Umbrellas and Parasols,
Corded Velvets, assorted,
Silk Velvet and Plush,
Hemp and Russia Shirtings and Os
naburgs, ;
Blue Linens and Cotton Cassimeres,
White and coloured Drillings, -Seersucker,
Imitation do.
Ladies Leghorn Straw & Chip Flats,
Elegant setts of Ribands,
Ce itlemen's naptan.d Leghorn Hats,
Kid, Beaver and Silk Gloves,
5-4 Apron Checks, Superior Bed
Ticks.
5-4,4 4 and 3-4 A.n. Br. Sheetings
auu .,,mS5. ;.t,
C7 I he above Uoods, togetnr
with
i many others too tedious to enu-
ito Vojinrr all . Dan hAiiirtif fVr I
merate, having all oeen bought for
Cash, and principiily at Auction in
the Citv of New-York, will be sold
low, either by wholesale "br retail.
Country Merchants are invited to
call and examine them.
John mcarn.
May 29, 1823. 52:tf.
RHEUM A TISJV1 S
AND
Inflamations Cured.
IT IS A AGT,
rPH T Rheumatiatiu otr drdina-
X ry kind, can be almost infaL
libly cured, and Rheumatic Pains
always mitigated, in a few hours,'
My the use ot Dr. Pierre K. Bran
ding's Jinti Rheumatic Salve. Tho'
Jiiost valuable for its "efficacy iti
liheurnatisms. tli
Div
,
not surpassed in the cure of
cruises, bprains, Burns, Scalds bro.
Ken breasts, sore Nipples, and other
Iiet'na ICiH i mini f innu A m r. r-. i '
table Fdm.lv VW.irinV U ;a n.J
su.ned.haa n hen .(ra. L.ui
in tin boxes, at one dollar, with
printed direccions and certificates
u its utility Druggists wli at
i"3ciuue lurnisiieu on commission
V can be purchased at a libera, ijde-
R. EDWARDS. J?.
At Charleston, for the Southern
atates-
a lew boxes of this invaluable
euicine, for sale at the store of
O. P. STARK.
Ieville. April 17. 1823 6m.
Stat(
e of North Carolina,
An son County.
--.v . lCtta anu quarter sessions.
Anril Tprm IftO'J
v n 7. ietieaon lying or
son. bounded by Vincent Par
sons and others.
I PdrinS l the satisfaction of
Tu n ourl lhtihe tfefendent,
1 IIUS Stat A 11 AT - 4 I
r - ft iiri hi iirM mm wr a a l
.m.itmic 'UlUCtCU
1 1 1 " . At-: . :v y . . - " "
ar
" !:orthre! nths that, h,
e
-en.Uant coe forward on or
Maui conie torwai
l:Jre t in tia x
7util ierin ot
rvf neiu at the
- -r m. m m ! j .
nia i mi
Taesbn
- . wic -v-ouri nouse in
TOUgh. 0n flip Sriinrl V1rn.
da
in July nextt to replevy and
Plead, oth
Il hi erwise Judgement final
will be
CHEAP WHOLESALE
"DYTlg & Medicine StOYe.
- -
jyn MAFFITT, Co.
IiNKOliM their friends and; the
public srenerallv. that thev hairp
o " J
now opened ane$tenMve assort
ment of Drugs arid -.Medicnesim
ported from some of the first houses
in the5 United States, which they
will dispose of to Physicians and
Merchants, on more liberal terms,
than they can meet with South of
ISew York or PhilidelDhia .
Family Prescriptions, prepared
as usual, with the greatest care, ot
pure and genuine Medicine. Like
wise Medicine Chests, cjfgjigned for
the use of Families residing in the
country, constantly for sale.
IN. t$. A large supply of Oils, Co
lors, and DVe Stuffs ; Hatter's ma
terials, and Coach Trimmings, dai
ly expected.
May 15. v 50tf.
HATS.
CO
CO
THE SUBSCRIBER,
HAS just received oO c ases Hats, com
. prising a large and complete assort
ment, wbich will be sola low torcasn ; z
cases of which are drabs, with green un.
derside of the brim, tor summer wear.
Also, a general assortment of groceries,.
among which are
iCotrniac Br andu, Jamaica
ltfUm tiouana inn
v Wwe Rrr
g&atbis old stand, on Green-street
.'-- TVTO-TVT T ATT V r
ANSON BAILEY.
JLlso on hand,
20 Barrels best Double ALE.
Enquire as above.
A. B.
June 12. , 2:8w.
David Andevsou, Jis,
MarBle Gutter,
HAVING purchased .the Stock
of A: Sweetland and taken the stanrJ
occupied bhim, wia supply
those who want with
Mbhunients, Tonib tables
Head-stoned, : f .
And any other article in thejine
which niay be wanted. Also. Build
ing Stone of jeyery description, of
the best Jt'ree stone bt ot tqe country
stone. I he work win ne done in the
best manner and on moderate terms.
Hay -Street, Fayetteville, N. C.
STILLS
yirl AIDE & MENDED
In- the "best manner and at the
h tir test1 notice J two doors West of
Mrs. Perry's, on Old street, to
which plice the subscriber has re-
moved his Copper-Simth Shop.--
Applications made at the store of
Ma. Ayer, or at the Post Office,
mFETTEVILLE, JS'OnTH-CmtOZlJfd.
f B lH FI Subscriber ha intr leased this
JL ' cy of Cafit. Taber, is now in readiness to acconmibdate Travellers and
Boarders. lie tenders his warinest,sthanks tp the public and the.citizensj,of
Fayetteville, for the former patronage and friendly support which he s re
ceived, and in soliciting a continuance of these favors, assures thenr, thate v
ery exertion shall be made, J&jft due attention bestowed in orderto the com
fort and pleasure of travellers and boarders : H is Rooms are numerous,
, being new, clean and larjie, are well
ing upon a garden wincn niescnts a rine
frts of ease and retirement, which may
iiavruuij: lamnies. 1 111s siiuation, standing on ne 01 uie. inosi eievaicv
streets, ishealthy ; attended with the advantage and convenience arising
from the important and extensive bus'n ess transacted on that street, which
will make it the interest of Country Merchants ano Planters to call it iss
constantly supplied bv means of aqueducts, with pure water, issuing from
one of the best fountains in the state. His BAR-witf he constantly supplied
with the best and choicest Lmuors, his Table with tltetpest the country and
v. , . 1 1 i ,. 1 ii f a .a u - ' .
market affords ; his stables shall he attended by faiuiful, steady and honest J
Ostlers Other advantages are atiendant upon this : Establishment, rarely
to be excelled in any other Public House iu this state. i
ri-ii , it -I
unTTTn fkr a itoii j
dk A JPLiCi, OlUl Xiy JL JCi JLj .
Is, til e only Stage Office lor the following Stages :
The Mail Line for Washington City, arrivescvery Morning at one o'clock
a. ana departs at halt oast 7.
ICTThe Accommodation Stage for Norfolk, leaves the Mansion Hotel
every Monday and Friday morning, at 4 A. M. and returns on Sunday and
Thursday evenings, at halt past 7.
The Wilmington Stage arrives and departs on the samedays and
hoars as the ugusta Stage. "L " ?
iCpThe Augusta Stage arrives at 8 o'clocV, P. M. on Tuesrlay, Thurs
day and Saturday, and departs on Monday, Wednesday and Friday at a
bout 5 o'clock, A. M.
, DILLON JORDAN, ,
The Editors of the Charleston Courier ar d Augusts Advertiser are re
quested t( insert the above advertisement one mouth and forward their bills
for payment
Fayetteville May 22, 1823. ' 51.tf.
FiANTKli'H HOTEL.
TH T clegnnt, new, three story Brick House, built by CoU J- Clark,
on the rising ground of Hay-streit. a little above the Mansion Hotel,
calculated for a H use of Entertainment, now the property of Mr.vAVm.
L. McNeill, has been lately taken by the subscriber and will. be open for
1 hp rprt-ntinn of cm nmnv on th 2stn
men , ravelling, and other,, arc .espectfuHy. invited c.U
stanas in t t m s neaiiny part ot tnc
hv the anneduct Irom one of the finest fountains in the country Ihe
roomi ie large and airy, with fire places iual most all the lodging rooms.
The Beds and Maitrasses are of ihe bt-s' quihtv, and will bt kept in the
neatest manner, wit'i god, tiJiful servants equal, if not superior toarry
in the staie j and very itention will be paid to render their stay agreeable,
by their Obt. seivt. '
P. T. Taber.
In addition to the rbove accommodations, a BATHING ROOM
will be prepared JHotoi C dd Bathing.
V The Mansion Hotel
Will be kept open as usual, rill the O h May tiexl, when. a removal to
the above mentioned new house will take place.
Good stablrntr Frovender tec. tor
other dav at 4 A M. and returns tnc
which place the stage books are kept
w. .. ..ill . - -r i 0."0
t- aveiievm. i nrn io.
ABU AH WHITING
Has Just Received,
Cases Men's Leghorn Hats,
12 Casts Straw Bonnets,
1 Black and white Leghorn do.
20 Lb. Bonnet Wire,
42 Nests Bandbi xes,
10 'do. ' Packing do.
ALO,
A handsotrie assortment of
. eal Goods,
whicli are ofieredVar Wholesale and
Retail, Low for CASH.
May 15. 50:ft
State of North Carolina,"
' .'ANSON V)
Court ofPli as Quarter Sessions
APA1L TtBM, 1623.
Samuel Knox vs. Joan Uogeis Original
Attachment, levied on. a Tract of Land
Vlying on Mill cr-ek, joining: Vincent Par
sns, CbristophehMcItae & others, coii
. tainihg 1 396 Acres.
..' J T appearing to the sntis fact ion pt
'JlFthe'Court,thatthedefeidant John
Rogers, is not an iuhabitant of jjds
statet is therredered iiM
N. Ii. Ti.e Accommodation Stage foNorfolk leaves the Mansion Hotel fPf 19 luirff inihe "eighborhocd of
. , . r. . 6 . , i w.. a his former owner, .upon Cape Fear river,
on Monday and Fri ay mornings .t 4 o'clock and returns on buday and or Qa& one to tM county 0 Gatg8 utiere
Thursday evt nings, at half past 7. The Charleston Mail Stag, leaves every he was raised and where Mr. Luther got
Cuit,that the rey.be Judgment of
'.Condemnation on the property Jfe
iei onysubjectto fhe plaintifi? final
judgment when obtained ; and trust
'.publicatioa be m'adc. jitfiiCi ro' ina
Observerand VyeterUiS45rc-zette,
for three months, that 'the;defenttani
come forward on or before the next
fsession of this CoUrtjpbe held! at
the Court-house ir yadjb)rough.
on the.second Moiidayiiju!y next,
then and there to replevy and plead ,
otherwise judgment.?.wiit be made fi
nal against him. . , i
V. DISJV1UKFS Clk.
49:3m.
If P1A1 f l Af 2
E.ahlishmenL
in ihe occupan
adapted for cmfort and health, open-
prospect; superaaoeq, aretnecom-
be et jt yediu spacious parlours by "
JJ It LUIl fUI UUIl I
r TT-nkmT?
of Mav next. Ladies arid Gentle-
town, wun ueugiiuui-watci uiuu8ui..
horses.
intel mediate
days at 0 a; m. sat;
Dy
P T. T.;
45 tf
N dw Mt ublis h merit.
n
- THE SUBSCRIBER
' HAVING JsBLISHETHl
in all itjv.arinusyhra.i!l!
ing the stlFWolrkniert employ-
vd, will keeronstantiy on hand at '
his Sbdp oritHay-street, nearjlhe
buck Itow,
anliStilis ;Witlbe repaired
the
Factory as:
Vibrfve;
j Cashwi'l be given forold
Copper and Pewter. ,.
v 4 v John Dofibin.
1rcK94. 183 43-4m.
tox feae,
HE tenement; on the sbutli
side of Person streetj formerly
occupied by Messrs. JSroadoot &
Cochran, I well calculated for4wnolesale,
or retail grocery, with warehouse," c and
' ' ' '1- -I. - ' v' ' ' . ; '
is
.-pVN th4th:,dy ,ofoAugustnext, J will
JJllFxpose.to public sale, for cash, at the
t'ourt-Hotise in'FayetteviUe," ,the follow
;ing lai ds, or so mucti as will satisfy tbe
tx due for the year .1831 -4 A' r ;
aevenxy-sf ven acres on.oungsworui'a
creek, friven in by W m. Anderson, j r.
:ymjr ;-v 'rv-7 ;J'- 20 cts.
; Four hundred and forty seven acres on
Sandy 1 creek, given n by David uux-breath:,-;.:
f ; , V .-K, -f V'70
Ohe hundred acres on Buck creek, giv
enin by do. for' the heirs, of Niven" Cul.
breath; ;--:r---mi&W
vFifty acres on Great Swamp oyjcreek,
given in by Jesse Iiukmihier; ' 5
One hundred acres joining, Armstrong
and others, given in by John Culbreath
. ... . s JJ
. BUck iivr given by
, h'undred ani fifty acres joining
above, given in by Archibald Wright
; ?-h; v 4J
v Fur' thousand five hundred ar res on
" l''7o,"
son, agent tor Conrad J. urazier J 7v
. ifty acres on Cut Swamp, given in by
Dickson tor ArcbibaldCulbreath 16
sixty-six acres on Lock's reek, given
in bv Dickson for John Antry 31
1hrpplhimHrf- arr nn ftii. rnit
; . - T-- o
swamp, one hundred and forty do on
hampaon road , . v M 7 -r
Four hundred arioTttfeivty Jive acres on
sandy creek, fiftdorjSugss creek
Thirty six aCres neaames Blu!s, 23
do. on flat swamp i 1 69,
Eight hundred acres on Rockfish
, r. - v . 77
; CEO. W EVANS, Dep. Shf.
for Jltex.M Kay late Sheriff.
June 3, 1823. 5r9
liillsbovough Academy
AT the late Examination of the Stu
dents t,f the Hillsborough Academy,
ht id in presence of the Faculty . of the
University of this Sta?e, 'fifteen young
Gentlemen were approved on the Studies
preparatory to the Freshmau Class, i.nd
six for the Sophomore.
The' Exercises of the Academy will be
resumed on ihe last Monday in the pres
ent month.
Thesubscriber has engaged the assist
ance'of a getitlenian.iwho has 'taught for
several years in One of the most ditin
guislied classical seminaries in Maryland.
Idle, dissolute, and profane young men,
who may think of resorting to this Institu
tion, are hereby, forewarned, that neither
I at the Academyi nor in the town, will im
4:
-iTi (h f fitlldv:ne. Rt.the Acade.
my under
are prescribi
that the time
dents at their lodgings will beeres, useful
ly employed. " ' ; ,
r. '. JOHN H0GEHS, (Principal.
Junfe'lo.
4w4.
RAN AW AY'iromthe subscriber's plan
tation in Chatham county, about the
hi st of April last, a negro man named
GEORGE. He isof rather small stature,
very black, and of a pleasing c.untena ce.
He -is about -twenty -one or two years of
ageV?.He was purchased last spring at the
sarejol ueorge Lutners property, and 1
him bv his wife. I will eive the above re
ward, 'and all reasonable charges, to' who
ever will apprehend and deliver George to
me ; and 1 will give a reward of fifty dol
lars,, upon,, the conviction of any person
who lias been guilty of harboring, sup
porting or employing him since he ran
away, or who shall have given him a for
ged or false pass. ,, ;
O J. A. CAMERON. ''
Deep Kiver, June 15, 1823. 3tf.
tT$$ :J he Editor of the Mar at Raleigh,
andthe Edenton Gazette, will publish this
adverjsercnent lour times, and send theij
accounts to the Observer Office for pay
ment, EKOM 'tHe subscriber, theinght of
the irth, May last; JV, a? negro
liiah, twenty, or t wenty-one eara'old, five
feet six or fseveh inches high, can spell
and read, .his clothing tioi recollected.
John was purchased in Baltimore by Geo.
Allen, for Benjamin Coluett,, eighteen
months past Mt is presumed. that he may
alter his name and try. io pass as free. ,
, . Ahy person 'apprehending said negro,
nd confining him in any safe jail in the
Jnifed States, so that 1 get him, and give
information by mail; directed to Mr. Ben
iamin Colauett, Greensboroucrb, Georeia.
J shall be liberally rewarded,1 and all rea
I sonable expenses paid. ' ' "
. ZACiiARI AH JONES.
June 2. 5 .jt V5;6t,V",
J ; ; GIVEm-VoUlf
'', i liisik oTaiaes
ffi HE subscriber isagain appointed by
X t Khe County Court to take the list o
I axable propenty mthe town and district
of Fayetteville or-the present year.
Notice is therefore 'pven to alf person
concerned, that he will attend for that
purpose at his office on the Town lloiisc
square in Fayetteville, on Monday "the
14ih, and TueVlay. the 15Ui days of Jul)
next; also, at san e place on Monday, ih
28th and Tuesday, the 29th of admonih
l ot Julv nexU Delinquents will be noti cc
j by a constable, as usual, and subject thfcm-
ON the 4th day of August n'eX'Tl will '
exp(se to public sale, fo cash,, at ,
tfie; Court-House in Fa)etteville.' the fol- .
lowing Lots and Lands, r ao much thereof.
as will satisfy the tax due thereon, for the
.,.0. 16)1' t 1 : '
-, , ... , r
One-eierhth acre lot, improved, near Joe
Sampsons, Riven in by Lydia
vine unprqvcu loiua Horm irecmi ...
in by Betsy BUrkloe ' j 0 ,62 '
Two hundred and three acres on the h
gum. orancxi, Lauei iiacs s, , . ;. y :
One unimnroved lot on Hillsbbrouehi
. L street, riven in bv jrCamtbell 0 " 5h
Three h'thsQf three act-es,lormeriy xa- .
tDahVl'earces,;at Can-pbcllton Undirigj'
given in by .1 Dickson r r, 0 62 - -
Onelot 40 by 5U ieet, on cool spring T
street, b do.
0 151-2.
One unimproved lot fronting cool spr.tig
street, and Starks ally, by doj 0 15 1-2 '
One. quarter acre lot, fprWrly; Leo -
nards, on Ferson and Russel streets, given
in by 46. , j 0 7t't2U
One lot 40 feet front, back of the bri k'
row, given in by do. U , 7 m
Three lots 63 feet front, in James Ba- , f
kers plan, oh Hay mount
7 12.
One lot on how an street,
Jacob Eddy
given in by
the poplut fv
'3 10 '
One improved lot
near
spring, by Morero
Fiv hundred acres on Hectors creek, ;
300 acres on Itockhsh.do. , 2 ,61V
vOnt hundred and eighteen acres on CiU ; .
lespie and Mumtoid strettsj' given in. byV u
Susanna Mumloid, for It. Munifordt ts'
late - 9 ,30
Five hundred acre on Sandy Kun. giv- ";
en in by do. . i 155;
One lot unimproved, in Can pbell.on,- v
by do,
0 71.2
One improved lot on Bow street, git en
in by James P. Wilson, as the property of
Mary V ilson. - .4 65
,Three acres on ltamsay streetgiven in
by Elizabeth W indham I ' 0 46 1 2
One hundred and twenty-tvo acres on
west side ot cross creek, given in by It.
Itaiford
0 75 1 2
Eighty acres on the head
branch, bv do.
of W alkei'j
49k
Seven acres on the back of Dolphin
Davis', unimproved, given in by. Wihmm ;
Itussel, tor:John Ihissel j ; 1 ti l 2
1 hree acres at Clarendon bridge, jpvtn ' .
inbyxlo. ; I 0 V3
T hree thousand acres between I. t rie
fish and. Drowning creek, as Angus Gil
it '. . ' i .
; "To hundred and twenty-five uci ts be
tween halt swamp and Kockhsh, as Um. '
Stuart, ': ' Q 67
One hundred and fifty acres on Little -river,
Neill Smith p. '., 1 51 '
- Twohunired act.es on the "Vadl in r(..df
Daniel McArthurs 0 47, .
kOoe hundred acres on the Callbitrv.
John Munoys, (.-(.;..'.0.lS
Tvo thousand three hundred and fivt
aces on AMUis' creek, Jas. Sims 6 20
Tfa follo-wing are unlisted, and tutject to d
double tax.
'One unimproved lot on the comer of
Itussel and Patterson strt eta, formerly lie
property ot If eniy Iiraiuson 0 77 1 2.
I wo do. adjoining ihe above, foiniiriy
Branson "V ..'.' 0 62
Fifty- acres adjoining Avers, by do. 15 14?
i)ne improved lot in Can pbeJlum, ( has,
Broadfoots ; 0 55
One do. on Bow street, joining Dr. Mc
Kay, Uolithus 1 39 1-2
. One do. on Old street,' joining Clark and
Pattilla, do. v .
One do. on North street, Molly Can-p- "
bell, 0 31 ,
, One do. with dwelling-house, on Union
itreetChas. ChalviSv . f 75
pue,do. on the east side of Union fctrtct,
opposite the above, w ith stable do. 62
' .One do,, on Hayomunt do. , ,0 31,
Two hundred aitd sixty -seven iucrrs on
Buck head creek do. ' J 65 . v
One lot" and store house, on Per so:, st.
Eliza Ualls - 3 b7 1-2
Nine hundred acres on Itockfibh. for
f tneriy D. Jordai.s 2 79
One lot and dwelling, on JNorth trccr,
Jumeb Kervau 0 93 '
One loi 66 feet front, on Co"l spring
street, forn.erly Urn. lauders 1 55,
., Eighty-seven acres near lockfub H m,
Landers ... 0371
One half acre lot on Groves and Ann
street, tornierly Jacob Levy 0 461 2,
One halt do on rorlUbirett, do. 151 .2
One Jot on Hay streetTjoining luU r,
ditto
7 75
One do. with stable, on UUlsbor ueh.
streetdo. . f - ' v 0 Zl '
One do. .153 feet by 151 feet, on Hilla. ,
borougb ktreet, do. , U 31
One do. do. by 133 feet, on do. 23
One do. 40 by 100 feet, "on do.O 73 lt .
a One do 60by 0leet, ondo. 0 23
One dbV200byll4 teetoi.do.O 15 1-2
i I One do. aindr warehouse, on Bow street
V - -' ; 3 0
1 .1 lt!11.Ll 1. r. 1 - '
y f ,uo. on lAuiboorougu urcei . ut Id I j,
aeTcniecn inu . mne-ienms serif on al
bpyellarrington Hill
0 31
iVo'loU and dwellings in Campbellion.
Catharine Livingston . . yt 0 38
One do. on Hay. street,joining Cants,
Duncan Murchisi n i 55
f Seventy acres on the' north side tf Per.
son street, below Blunts creek, the pro
perty of Mark' tluste! 6 20
One lot atul half tlie grist mill, on BlunU
creek do.. . - , ,41 55
One lot and improvement on Maiden
Lane, formerly the property of Archibald
Ochiltree ' ' 3 10
One lot joining the above, owner not
known , ; . ... K55
One lot with four store houses,'on"the
south side of IJay street, formerly Bowelis
orOchiltrees .' 9 30-
Five hundred acres On the bead cf the
Raft swamp, heirs of C. Litisay . J 55
ALFX MK AY, La' M'&
June 24, lcJ23. 5:5w.
i.: '
4
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a good stand tor business forxerKs,ap- i serves io a coume in.
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