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From the Auburn Free P,rc?
THE tlAKO.
?i As the. last thrilling notes of f lIome
sweet 1 JHbme99 , floated round the dear
circle. In whicK ; were concentrated a
little world, or a little - knot of bemjs
who were all the world to each other,
an iiydible sob broke the enchantment
which thisTouching little sonjrf accom-.
panied -by tm; sweet voice of my young
fnendj had cast around me. .'It burst
from the bosom of one who had been
severely disciplined in the school of ad
versity one who had beheld the wreck
of all her youthful hopes, without one
murmurinE word against the God who
guides the storm- but now tlie sudden
reflection that she heard, for the last
time, the soft melody -of her beloved
daughter's! voice, accompanying . the
roeiuLig tones soi, ner-ptano-Ttsaw, u
the last time; her fingers sweep . tl
speaking keys- beheld her I youthful
happiness; utj Conscious of the blow that
awaited her, a sigh involuntarily escap
ed her, and the startling tear told' of
sudden , anguish;. She, turned to me,
and said, in a .low. voice, ik J v wish I
could have saved Amelia's piano it
, will break her; heart to part with it.
Poor thing, she little thinks that she
will no more sing and play j to charm
away my heIaricholy.,' r s
. The unconscious girl closed the in
strument, and remarked, ei did you
ibserve, dear mamma, that my piano
wants tuning ? and vou will allow Mr.
N. to come and tune it to-morrow ?"
A tear stole.down the cheeks of my
respecieairienn. ' -
Are you ill, my dear mother ?" in
quired Amelia, " or has any thing.oc
curred to distress you ? If; so, do not
hide jt from me ; 'for rest assured, no
deprivation, no exertion, no suffering
can afflict me like seeing you unhappyi
I have just ben thinking as soon as
jnj; pia no is tuned, I w i 1 1 beg M rs.
- r to "let me undertake to instruct
her two little girls in. the rudiments of
music f and who knows, dear mother,
but in time, it'xyill be in my power to
support you, wun tne assistance olmy
vaiuea instrument r" - : ! ,
I gazed for a moment with feelings
of surpriseand admiration; on the glow
ing, animated face of this lovely, inge
nuous girl, and never felt mv own want
of fortune so keenly as at that moment.
A . silent ejaculation involuntarily rose
to neaven, xnat tne Almighty would
open some way to save poor Amelia's
piano , irom me rengs or a rapacious
. land lord. , " 1 he hour tor separation
had already arrived V and, after lmprint-
I ng a warm kiss on Amelia's cheek, and
whispering in the ear of my, .afflicted
friend " Still trust in the Lord our
GW,",T left the house with feelincs I
cannot describe.
With the dawn I repaired to the auc
tion rooms in Street, and waited,
agonizing, fort the sales. The crowd
was large, as several valuable articles
of furniture and some elegant paintings
were noiiceu in tne nanuoills. 1 cast
a giance over ine rooms, anil in, one
corner stood a female of exquisite form
her face was hid from public view; by
a targe calash -her head was averted ,
and rested against the window, out of
which she appeared to be gazing at the
busy crowd below. Near iher stood a
piano. One glance was sufficient. I
hastened, to the spot, and, in a low
voice, articulated, 4 Amelia II d ,
is this you f 'v -
The distressed girl clasped my arm,
and burst into tears. '
' Yes, my good sir, I little thoucht,
,; when you left us last evening, that pur
cruel landlord would this morning seize
my piano, and bring it to - be exposed
ipr saie.. u, my dear.sir, cannot you
devise. some'means to save it for me ?'?
. -. At this moment the auctioneer called
.for the instrument, and it was removed
into the centre of the room for examin
ation. Several gentlemen remarket!
. .inai t was a sweet-toned instrument
' DUt OUt of tune. Th nMir trirl Hn n
nn my arm mi silent griefs The bid
dlng commenced. Foremost in - the
Crowd fttood thp snn nf lrc ?TT A
tictes!
ted landlord. He bid. after some
was a pause. Near AmeliaL stood an
ed in the event of the sale of the piano, 1
.ArA,-c i :4.x i u I
were soon to ibe jxpp$ed. U The idea
that , this coldvunfeehng being was go-1
U. t fl v.- r . . V. - - I
ing to purchase, undisputed, this favour
ite, almost idolized article, for the tri-
fling sum of aiventy-five dollars, made
i - . g . r" . , , .
her for a moment forget wliere she was,
and she exclaimed - - "
' Must the onl v thing. I value be sa-
crificed for this pitiful Sum, without cf-
fecting one obiecf?" V
Tk? .,..4U -'i a j . : ' xi.
1te, 7.Ut,h started, gazed on the
ueauiuui crin one instanr, ana om one
hundred dollars i . and the piano was
i nmediately struck
mtnir.
off to Mr. Sey-
The. moment the name of Seymour
was called;-my heart - felt the sound,
and rrecalled" the features of my old
friendancl - companion "i arms,; Maj..
Horatio Seymour. I - saiv this young
man was his own son9 ever ready to an
swer to the culls of humanity.
1 ne piano was ordered DacK to tne
humble dwelling of Mrs. II - d.
46 Heaven will reward yOll Sir 4"
the
nil U I i-l .fll orirnlntAi
when she heard this order.
' . - . . . . 1
"One tune from its fair owner, is all
the reward I ask," replied the young
enthusiast. .
He accompanied me to my grateful
. I
friend's- habitation, i where the
g , I
voice and 'artless manners of Amelia
completed the: impression her beauty
had made upon his heart. A few short
months saw her, and her excellent pa
rent restored to that rank they were
made to adorn, j h
I often, in mv daily rambles, call
and take a look at the happy circle as
sembled round Seymour's fire side.
Amelia still plays ''Home, sweet
owif," while her affectionate husband
frequently remarks" To the piano J
am- indebted for all my happiness. '?
Xotice.
TT HAVf. lest the Certificates offive shares j
JS of the Capital Stock of the Dank of Cape-
Fear, viz : Nos. Ill, 112, 113, 114.& 115
rna 1 snau, at tne expsraiion 01 o monms, 1
from the date of this notice,' apply for new I
Certificates of said Stock. All persons pre-
tending to have any claim t said Certificates J
are -hereby noticed to make known their
claim.
IUCY CUTLAR.
Wilmington, June 15, 183. 674Jm w
Classical School
In Hillsborough, N. C.
HIE Bev. rii.iTATt IToope
En, respectfully
e has associated
X. informs the public that h
himself with Mr. John Rookhs, who has been
for Several years Principal of the Hillsboro'
Academy," in' the tuture conduct ot this In
stitution.
tm i ! v u t 1 1
The undersigned haying been appointed
LA-r - ... o
Guardians, that they will exert themselves to
J
maKe thorough Scholars of those who may
be committed to their care. The School
will be conducted on the plan of the most
approved Classical Schools in our countiy,
ot wnicn xne suDscrioers nave taiten pains to
obtain particular information. Youth will be
prepared for the Sophomore Class
:iass in the U.I
niversity. The School will be divided into
four or five Classes, and none will be admit
ted but those who become members of one
of the regular classes ; this school being in
tended for those whose object is to obtain a
complete and liberal education.
Tuition, Thirty Dollars per annum, or
Fifteen per session, to be paid always in ad
vance. Board ma be had at Ten Dollars
per month. The exercises ot tne ensuing
session will commence on the first Monday in
juiv JOHN ROGERS,
WlL.JulA4 nUUrKK.
June 15th. f '". 67-4tw
The Editors ofthe Newbern, "Wilmington,
TavPttPviil. mhsPtTCT. Sa isburv and Che.
raw papers will give the above three inser
tions, and forward their accounts to this
office. j :,i . i ' 1 '
State of Norfa-Carolina,
Edgecomb ICountj.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, i
May Term, 1825.
Benjamin, Wilkinson, "V
I' vs. . , - L Petition for
wiJJLie Bunn, John BBunn, r Partition,
and Jeremiah Bunn. J 4 1 i
T appearing to the satisfaction cf the Court,
that John Burrell Bunn. Orphan ot Wil-
Vwm Bunn. and Jeremiah Bonn. Orphan of
Jeremiah Bunn,,1Qth infants of tender years,
two of the defendants, -and residents of ano-
ther state : it rs therefore ordered, that nub-
picatiou bi made in the Rfileigh Register for
tnree-month.?, that unless thev aorjearat our
next Court o' Pleas ; and Quarter Sessions to
be held fothe Count v of Edgecomb, jat the
Conft Ileiise '.in Taiborotiirh. on the fourth
i!o'nIay of August next, then and there to
Lpiead&c. judgment will be taken pro con-
lessor & the cause heawl x narte as to them.
gment' entered accordingly. .Witness,
Niich
learn, Clerk of the said Court, at 1 ar-
borourh.the 4Jh Mondav. of Via v. 1825.
ftfc"" K " ' ykrrrttj t-"i www., i tiikT ri d
State of North-Carolina.
Xt Rutherford Cmnty.
Spring term, 185. t
David Patterson, t i ; n .
William Holloavand Ben. nai Uai.
, iamm Jordan; J . V
. J .' . - - .... t - " ' V ...
;TT appearing- to the satisfaction of the Court
A that the detendants are not inhabitants of
this tate t itjs ordered tliat publican. h,e
made three months successively m the l?a-
lei,h nef?13tcr, ry4 them Yd appear at
the next Court or Knuitv, th hh.i.i . ti
county of Rutherford, at the Courthouse in
Rutherfordton. on the 3d Monday .after the
4tl Monday of September next; then & there
to plead, answer or demur to tlve complaint
JVfi inst them, c, th ameKl be
taken nro oonfr nri wtA r,nA -
Test.
T. F. BIKCHETT, C. M. E.
S tate of.North-Carolina.
; 4 , ' Rutherford County.
. , Jn Ecluitt.
! , . T Spring- term, 1825.
James Thompson, Goold HovtA
Janies B.; Murray, Arthur Brbn- Bill
1 o fore-
son and others,
Sclose
ose mort-
J
Augustus Sacket.
-y T appearing to the 'satisfaction- ofthe Court
I. that the defendant, "Augustus Sacket, is
not an inhabitant of this State ; it is Ordered
that publication be made three months sue-
cessiVP V 111 thf K;UPlP-h T?r-tritr hot iin ooa
he appear at the next Court of Equity to be
held for; Rutherford county, at the Court
house in Kutherfordton, on the 3d Monday
after the 4th Monday of September next, and
plead, answer or-demur to the bill of com
nlnint filfrl nrrainct him - it uHl K t-ol-n mn
I J...-... ...... y WW V
Test.
T. F. BIRCH ETT, C.iM.E.
May 30.
3m
State of North-Carolina,
Rutherford cor.nty.
Superior Court of Luw.
April term, 1825.
Fannv Garrison, ") '
v. Petition for divorce.
Jacob Garrison. 3 1
1
T appearing to tlie satisfaction of the
Court that Jacob Garrison, he defendant,
is not ah inhabitant of uiis State ; itis there
fore ordered by Court, that publication be
made three months in the Kaleigh $tar and
Heeister, crivinp: notice to the defendant that
he appear at the next Superior Court of Law
to be held for Rutherford county, at the
Courthouse in RutherfoTtlton onthej3d Mon
day after the 4th Monday in September
next then and there to answer, plead or de
rmir to said petition ; otherwise it will be
taken pro confesso and adjudged accordinpr
iv. v nnexs, .lames Morns, Cleric ox saia
Court, at oflice the 3d Mondav after; the 4th
Monday of March, A. D. 1825, arid in the
49th year of the Independence. j
tS8 JAMES MORRIS, Clk.
State of North-Carolina.
Bertie County.
Court of Equity March Term, 1825.
Amos Rayner, complainant.
ana
Nottingham Monks, Administrator,
and others, defendants. J
N this case, it appearing to the Court that
JL Strahon Monk, one of the defendants 111
this suit, is not a resident of this State ; it i
ordered, that publication be-made in the Ra
leigh Register for three months, admonishing
the said Strahon Monk to appear at
. rTn ..... nflIlrt . , hlL . ,
the next
Windsor, on the third Monday of September
next, and plead, answer er demur to this bill,
or judgment pro confesso will be: entered,
and the cause set for hearing exparte as to
him. , Test. j
CHAS. W. JACOCKS C. M E.
March 3Q, 1825. ' 58 3m
f a? fYti rk-KTo
. - - " .w7
Granville County.
Superior Court of Law, March' term,
A. D. 1825.
Lemuel Rust, 1 Judicial attachment
vs. 1 levied on a tract of lartd
Robert Williams. Von the waters of Nap of
j Reed creek, adjoining
j Wm. Meadows &. others.
ON motion, it is ordered that advertisement
of this levy on land be made jin the Ra-
1 leigh Register for three months, and that the
defendant appear at the next term of said
uourtxo oe nem lor. saiu county i.iuc uoun
house in Oxford, on the first Monday in Sep-
tember next, replevy the property, or the
same wm oe conaemnea as suDject xo tne
plaintiff's recovery.
Witness.
57 MARK M. HENDERSON, Clerk.'
State ol XortYi-CaEoliiia,
:-'r-'v- :tVake 'County. ''':'' .
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
May Term, 1825.
William Avent,
William Drake.
v.
& 1 '
j Original attachment,
leviedon land; &. Wm.
j Garnishee
1 T having been made appear to the Court,
1
that the defendaht resided beyond the li
mits of the State': It is therefore oidered,
that advertisement be made ih the Italeigh
Register and State Gazette, for three months,
j that unless the defendant come forward, on
or oerore tne next lerm 01 tnis uoun, to be
held at the Court House in Raleigh, on the
third Monday; of August next and replevy
and plead, t issue, Judgment vill bee ntered
up7 against him, and the property levied on
conaemnea to piajntut's recovery
I B. S. KING.
O. C. c
603in
Balejgh, JJay 26. 1825.
Blanks of every description for sale
at tins USice
npHE Subscriber, at his well known Standi
jL near the Post OfEceV h'avjnw" Jitst receiv-
ahd opened a larg-e and well selected assort
ment . of - Fashionable .. Fancy Dry Cioocls,
Cutlery," HardwareV &-c. 8tc, from New 'York,
b eni "j udiciously se lected b v himsel f, and
partly urchased at Auction, he is determin
ed to sell upon the most favorable terms for
cashj Which will be fit: all timea preferred,
thoug-h a short credit to those who pay when
their bills are presented," may be had.
His assortment consists, in part as follows :
Fine and superfine blue and black Velvet
cloths ' -rv zn.tf.r u nm:-t:r.
Do : - do blue, black and other fashiona
ble Casi meres !. ,
Blue, black; drab,! brown, and lead colord
Satteen Lastinps, handsome goods lor g-en-tlemens'
pantaloons and vess J
White and olive Satteen Striped Russia
Drillings, for do r 4 - : t 1'
Plain & striped blacl: Circassian, tor men s
coats and pants. -4 ' . " ; V" '. ' ;f ; '
Plain and striped Yitrona Casimeres striped
Florentines do i r 1 ' i
Elecrant black Silk, Valencia ""&! Marseilles
Vestings" : :.-;V : -:
Union Mixtures and WeilingtOTv slnpes
An assortment of Pombazettes, various
colours and Vine Striped do 1 V v,,
Black and colored; Canton crapes & RObes
of various colours l ' r
Elegant bordered, Levantine Silk Long
Shawls" 4 1 . " $ " . :
Satteen, Silk, Gauze Handkerchiefs, and
Silk Veils assorted f . '
Fine and low priced Irish Linens, Tluead
Cambrics and Long Lawns 1
Fine Cotton Lawn, White Jeans & Diapers
Olive and blue fancy Grosde Isaples .Silks
tor JL.au ies dresses
Elegant blk and figured Silk' Cjravats, .ahdl
other quality - ,
White bordered and handsome figured
Jaconet Muslin Cravats f
German Silk handkerchiefs of first qualify
Red, yellow, brown and fancy Flag Silk
Bandanno Handkfs
Seersucker and East India Pongee Silk, a
good article for gentlemens coats "and pauta
loons. ' .' . -
Jack son Wdk5rchief3:incirrlintr a likeness
ofthe General at the battle ot New Orleans
Lilac, green and other coloured silks.
Green Gauze and and Lilac Gauze Hndfs
; " O 7 1
Blue, blacky lead and various ' coloured
Italian sewing silks
Do do Silk Twist, Ladies' Pocket Thread
llndkfs. very fine , j
4 & 6-4 Cambricks and Cambrick Muslins
4 & 6-4 Mull and Jaconet Muslins "
Muslin and figured Jaconet Robes 1
: Plain & Tambor'd Book Muslins & striped
ditto " : y '! r :
Men and Vomen's Cotton Silk Stockings
and Gloves : '
Woodstock, Dogskin and Beaver Gloves
Blue and yellow, long and short Nankeens
An elegant assortment or Calicoes
Bleached and unbleached Sheetings and
Shirtings. - I , - ;
Fine white and colored Cotton and VJgo
na Half Hose
bilk Urn tare Has and Ladies' Parasols as
sorted sizes 1 . ,
5 cases Fashionable Beaver land Leghorn
Hats . ' :-' " '.
Ladies Satteen and Prunella Shoes, with
an assortment of good Morocco Shoes, Men's
shoes and shoetees i '
Hardware and Cutlery, a great variety of
almost every article, some of which are
Mill saws, cut & pit do. Caststeel blades, od,
8d and 10d English Wrought Nails 4
Locks of all kinds. Trace chains and
scythe blades !. -.
Knives and lorks, Buckhorn, Stag Handle
and fancy do ' ' :
Jack & pen knives assorted, Caststeel tiles
assorted .1 f
An assortment of cwt naib, spriggs & tacks
Castings of all kinds 1 ' ' ! "
Tumblers and Decanters " f
French ad India, China bv tne. box or
sett "
Fresh Tmperial Gunpowder and Young
Hyson Teas k ! " ' x.
DuDont's Powder and patent Sftot
Patent Coffee mills, Coffee pots, Wire and
Hair sifteis. . v - ;
Window Glass by the Box, 8 by 10 and 10
by 12. Puttv. &c. . 5
With a. great variety ot otner usetui arti
cles, too tedious to enumewte. And as 1
have made such arrangements- with "a well
known agent in New York, who will be in-
terested in the purchase 8c sale ofthe Goods,
ho.doubt they will be bought upon the best
terms and forwarded to me -every two cr tarec
months. . s
Applications for any article "will be thank
tuny received, j - . -
1 RICHARD SMITU.
Raleigh, June 4th, 1825, ; 4 63-4t,w
P. S, Also receiired on consienment. a
handsome assortment of New York Tanned
Leather, to be sold for Cash only. R. 8.
Ten BoYlaxs Tiewaird.
AN-AWAY
from the subscriber s plan -
tat ion in Orang
nge county, on ine, Aim ci
March last, my Negro Man BEN ; he is 21 or
22 years old, has a a dull look; l yellowcom-
plexion, his eyelashes curl, and when spolc-
en to he stammers a, little ; he has a large! scar
onone of his knees, is about S feet 8 or 9 in-
ches high, and was raised near tlie plantation
in Person county i his clothing not recollect-
ed j he was supposed to be seen near Sime-
on
coenran m Fcrson and diaae's 01a store
m vjaswen, 11 is supposeaiue may anenipi
to get to the State ot Ohio. 1 will give the
above
him
expenCes
thers jn Person county, near the Orange line
on Flat Itiver. , - -- ' !
reward to any person who will confine I ; rrr Orders enclositur the
in any Jail m this State; and reasonable paid Jfor tickets or 'thmti in anv ofthe Awe
paid if delivered to me at ray 1-1 lotteries irilt receive iin.mht
6t
ant c A to aijO
Shares of N.Ci Stat? Bank Stofck- nqu;rt: of
the Printer. : ' -7; '
- unel3:----7-M:"" " 1m :
By JCf'les fytSoiu Paleigfi.
Price bound. "IVo llo'iars.; h
A D1GFST of Jthe Statue Law of North
Carolina, relative to Wille, Rxecuiqrs'tand
Administrators the, Provision fr 'Vidow, .
and the Distribution of Intestates. - . " 1
' By JOilK LOUIS TAYf.QR,
CHtEF-juSTICB OP THR SfJUKM. CotTRT
Copies of tlfm HVofk niay be had at. the
Bookstores of John ; PUae- and Jf Madlock,
Faj'ettevlile ; D. Smiih,Wilm?ngton Salmon;
HU & Thomas Watson, Newberrtj M YVill, V
Edenton; Rt Davison, vatrentort ; N J. Pal
mer, Hillsbbrough 4 J. A Mebane, Ashbo
rohgh ; " Gotlieb Shober, ', Salem i and D.
Reinhardtj Lsncohtop. ' u - aH
.i.
GALES & ,SONj IwLve jii jreceiyecl
ti om the iNortli; -, tne Turiowing t ncv.
Books : - . r ' '.-::? '," !' ':: :;-f '
Shoolcraf ts Travels in" tlie Central Portions
" of the Mississippi Valley ' ' :
Boaden's Life of John Kemble ; .1 ? ' - j . ,
John Hull in America ", I ; : j v I -,.' ...
Savin srs and Doiriirs. 2d series, 2 vols .... .
English Life, ia fqhr Pictures, 2 v6l r
Decision, a tale by Mrs. Hofland H
The Travellers, "a Tale -by5 tlie? Author of
h UiAJ'h
T.l
V Receiots '
.tm, vircrini WrtwifV l.v'Mi-s T?nndo1nh .
5,nn,?,i,'.fi.n4' Kv tviilia wto v
: 0' .' ;-; 1 , ' : '
Uord chesterfield's Letters neir edilipn,
-:- 3 vols-.-. ,". ; :. 7 . : . ; J:.- . -
Grseca Majors, aftd other School Books. ,
June 17,
RliTTTTA XT.nP. S W TT. VI hCM I
AT A MJU JU . J-t-M- mMJ
SEVENTEENTH CLASS New Series.
Will be drawn on the 6th of July next, and
and completed in One Jrruioing. .
Sixty niinibers-Eight Ballots to lit dravm.
3 BYATES 8c A. MM NT Y RE, Managers.
& iJ LIS l!UX O
h . .1 Prize of. 850,000 is .
$50,000
; 20,0 JO
'lO.OOo
loood
: 4,r2o
20,000
: 15,000
,5,200
! .7SVP
I 549,60
106,080
. 1
1
2
i .
20 k
30
1:52:
156
1,448,
10,608
of
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
20,000 is
10,000 is
5,000. is"
4,720 is
' 1,000 ia
1 500 is
100 is
. t SO ;is
- ois
, -0 is
12,120 :Pr?zes, 7
22,100 Blanks, S
" AVhole tickets SI 0
l. Half ' . v
; Quarters 2 50 r
' ; r Eighths v 1 25 1 '
JSTew-Yorh State Literature
: .1 -:
Lottery i k e
Clitss No. I. for 1825;
J. Bi YATES & A. M'INTYRE, Mana-er.
To be completed in one'drawinr On lhe 2UtH
60 numbers -9 ballots to be
drawn.
SCHEME.
1 Prire of if30,000 is ?30,000
. 1
' 1
1
20
50
30
51
51
1734
11,475
of '15,000 is 15,000
of 10,000 is' 10,000
of i5JS7 19 i 5,73?
' ' of j;000 is '20,000
of 500 Is 15.000
" ' of : 200 is " 6,000
; of , 100 is 5,100
of 1 50 if 2,550.
of , i 22 is 38,148
' V of ,11 is 126,225
r 1 1
13,395 Prizes
20,-825 Blinks
$273,760
34.220
TicketS;
Whole ticketsS 10
illalves '. . , -'5
(Juarters i ; ;
Bisliths .01
!
.1
50;
25 1
flrt Tickets in all of the abo'Ve' schemes'
will advance in .price very soon, adventurers
would do.weH 'in applying soon, as the sales
ha Vwt been very rapid, tliere will be few if
any remaining unsold on the day of drawing
Prizes in any 01 the Lotteries of New.York
NewrJersey, Pennsylvania, Slarj land and Vir
gma,3vill bd received in payment. ' -. " ,
1 cf j;os. simply, as well by Combination
an permutation of
permutation of number has-been used
by the subscribers in NewYoi k Pehnsyha-
nia NewJersev, Maryland and Virginia, for
socle time with great success. "As the plan
js now, however; for the first time introduced
into North-Carolina, it may not be understood
anj they therefore respectfully invite ali such
as desire in explanation of the principles of '
the system, to apply at their office, Wliero ,
1 every ; information ill be
every-information will be cueeffullv nveu.
1 eitner.by one ot tnemeles, or their Agent,
b. C. DUPLA1NE. V i v ?
tires ted to'
; "YATES & ariNTYTlE. ;
; j Raleigh, N. Cm
TiltJU y.. 1 ''-ion?"" -" t
anCHAEL II EARN, Cf. C.
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