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I. to - : ITE- G- 1 r '.St. Oers are the Plan of fair deiie&tfol stte, "Unwarp'd by Party 88e, to live l!ke Brctheri." Vol. IV. Monday, June 27, 1863, 3 ' 1 - j( , . A T European Politics, From a late Londpn Morning Chrohiele. There was a conflderable expec tation that laft night fomethin would be fad in parliament on the prefent ftate of affaus; Nothing, however, occurred to thi ow, any Sight on the fuhjea. Lord Carl H in the houfe of lords, gave notice, that unleCs Come decifive change took vTlace, helhould after the recels bring fv irward lome motion on mc mo jgt . A fimilar notice was givtn in the houle of comrnotis by Mr. Pitt. ft . He appearance of things yefter day C continued very warlike 5 and thiutf H the buftle of cabinetimeet- ings at tne difpatch of meffengers J all oil which conjefture can faL tdn ft fc meci to 1,6 tnou8nt tne nc 9';n . De drawn to a con-. 8? Cl ?a that conclufion is 'x cluhon.and y t0 bc for war For peeled fey m wc ftln doubt. our own part, Qr muft wfi drcam Afe- we awake, dream Qf ,0vcr again thelu jc. d of h danger. difaRer and .4 P f Jatewar ? To of the origin the principle j muft be puted, thought Jua4ce, V u. deputed, i. certainly, tbeWfs -of the war o fS' T.ft v.r (uch as in with hope to fee its conauttu at the head of affairs? Mr. -Burke arraigned the vrbplt condua of the war. He. fays it was one error : Mr. tWiadham, it .is eafy tr fer, thmks i! was almpfl wholly unfuited tq the circumftan- mriVft than ail. tne reiuii i proved that itlyas judical y defe- tivei Wehad viaQries.to b(fl.of,j but weloft the warj t?Jhe French I fufFered many' defeat5, ..buttJaeyj gained the. warF A he KQinansr it obferved by MoAtefquieu,. never Jofta warft. though they lpft m$ny battles. Enghnd, yjtH manyyiCj. tories, Ipft the laft war.compietfily. The peace ftiewed it, andt (fiewee too, that the waras, toTrds any gra nd fyftem of glory, fa fety, f permanent aggrandisement, moft wretchedly conduced. It rea'iy had no fyftem. Minifters lived from day to day on expedients. The caufes and pretences fhifted with evry change of fortune. When people difpute about the fuccefs of the laft war, let them lock at the refult. Fi;ance was aggrandized. England was humbled. This argu ment can leave no doubt which of the rivals were vidorioiis. , And if wc are to b involved in another war through the bungling of Mr. Pitt's journeym1! ap prentices, is it a jcomfartable D- pect that the war -is 'to be conduct j t.U;e ftnif men Who brought the lift through a feries of mifrnan agement, to a conclufion which re duced England to the rank of a le condary power in Europe? If we are to have a war in t-e fens of Hol land in the mooth of October, and capitulations becaufe winter comes on at theufual feafon ; if we are to have Ferrol expeditions abandoned !; becaufe a fort cannot be taken with- H out bloedy nofis and cracked crow ns; ' if we are to have promenades in the Mediterranean i and enterpnfes for roed, without information or plan oyS onfiftency,let us hail Mr.HDun dasfS ."eturn to the management of the war Suppofm'J that a war is irrefiftL ble, it is fit to confider what a fo f of a war it muft b. Is it to be a war for Cagar hogftiads, and pre miums of infurance, and com'mtL ; fin and brokerage ? Jg it to be a i war for the commerce of the whole 1 world ? If wc fufFerourhea&stobeii SlledwHh fuch vanities, we iKal enter tijon the conteft very ill pfs pared for the dangers and the facri- : lices it muft involve, It will not be a war.for-one colony, for one pofition,,for one priviledge but it ill be a Avar for the, Britilh Em? yirc, confifting of: all its various and complicated properties and pof "ffiona; for that ienument of dig aity, forth't pride of independence, that principle of liberty,, for, ill Jthpfe high and moral .qualities which pnititme he fmil MV. e Providence to the univerfe, ani tr g and actuating the grofs and ma material parts. le war. it we are fo ha ye a ivai, will be - far no par ti5ar pqmt, it will be for. a whole 1 vftenu It w 1 ', decide whether Bri tain ill all be ihrf.at of a great empire, or a folitary ifiand, a provjnee of France. . We muft not only gam oat ties.' we muft gain the, wary or the gloryof England is extinguixhed Forever. If France,, nowittiitand inff her defeats. alwVs makes an O T - J - . advantageous and glorious peace, and England- notwithftanding. her fuccefs, always finks in real power, in fpirit, and in reputation 3 ano. t her and another inglorious, peace will feal our. fate; ,like that of var thage and what is more, we thall have, peri filed by the fame means, becaiife preferring tranquillity and traffic, wer,furxender to our rivals glory and empire . If the war were for Malta lolely, or for the Cape folely, the mattei might foon be fettled. . But u that all the dueftion f Are there not an mhaite number, ot couaterai conn derations', perhaps the main one, connected . with that fettlement ? What a driveller, in politics woula that man.be who fhould call the fiege of Seuntum the caufe of the lecond Punic war. . The caule ot that, war was in the difpofition of tVo incom patible itates. in their irreconcjlea- ble rivalry, in their inevitable ftrug- le for diirnitv and emDtre., So at is noV. The queftion of Malta is tri yial, jJt much may hang ,upon it. TJAlefs it be clearly the aim and po licy of Frauc'C to. degiade this Coun try from its rank in Europe ; urileis the aim of France be to break down theenergy, fpiritia this -nation, now her chief obftacle in the progrefs to uniyerfal empire, wehave noCauJe fr waT at all. It would be idlcW'quaf'CbpiitflKr fheepfkin guarantees for Ulta.. ;t would be the laft of follies, the of wickednefs, to, fquabble about arrangements of- detail.; As to the mere market priceof.any f the phy. fical Ejects' ia difpute,, the ex pence of ope year's campaign. woud buy thern ten times over. Minifteis muft fheVAUS thamhe character, and dignity 'of ; the ftjte are at tt eked, f o r f u r el y t he character ad dignity and national exiftence,. of England will.be involved in the war with which-' w-s .are-threatened ?.? . ?' .;. In fuchva war, it is folly to calcu late on the; pecuniary 'refources as decifive of ruccefs. Yet our roc chanical ftatefrnen are beginning to Vapour about exports and imports, and the produce of the taxes, as if it were to be a war of, Exchequer again ft Exchequer and the hft gui nea would carry the day.. The wars of the laft century were fport to the vf r, we muft expect. They were 'Jtt fencing with foils, but now the ri?ortil inftrument muft be dire fully at wprk. It triuft be a vyar.of one warlike nation agiiDft another warlike The-fpirit, cou rage and energy of" oiiCnation muft be oppofed to the fpirit, courageand energy ot -itioititr he ftrugle will be like that contsft in aai-nt games,, when evry faculty0frenfive &defenfive of the combatants ,was. brought into play; It would J be f 'lly to think that a battle at fea, the capture of a frigate, the blockadepf at port, will decide the fuccefs j of fuch a war , It is not the nation that has mbft money and mo ft com merce, but -the nation that has mo ft perfeverance, taoft contempt j of danger, and patience of fufterihg, that will be fuccefsful. It is one""of the great misfortunes of our fituation,; thalte we mfft ibe obliged jufl to talejls much of this combst as France" chboftso ofter. We are reduced to thedifcouragtng neceflky of a defenfive fyftem un lefi fome fuperior intellect counter aft; this difadvantage, ywhich pur naval force alone will riot be funt cient to do.--vThe very defenlive fyftem of fuch a war, mgloriot as it muft be, would be enough to ru- in ourrfipances. " Unlels, however, the people of England are. willing to risk aUthefe c v n le q us nces' tin I eis t h ey a re ready to fight With their perfons, each in his turn, tiey Ihould avoid a coh teft , in which a year or.t wo's ,ej x- rite li and not more (ecu re than we are at I prefent. t And yet when the danger of fu$h a war imminent, we are told for greater sconfolatin, that we are to, be governed by thole very men who in, a ten. yeais ftruejele. niever Qnce difcovere a great conception of the conduft of wa,, particularly in thatwar in which we were en gaged ; men, who, while France was advanc ing with a, giant's ftride to empire, prated like pedlars, about her ruined financ?. rA fi, ..iu pf 'bankruptcy J.f any of Mr. Pitt's friends really , think him fit for condu&ing a war like this, let them look at the progrefs of the laft, a nd then let them lav whether there be a hope of better iffae. when the difficulty and the danger are o jrifioitely increafed; 'NFORMATION WANTED JF Edward M'CujfEV Brother tc :.ryrx M'Cune, who left Ireland an4 came ta America abqut fixty Years ago, and riift let tied in Veit Calnlowrnlftijp, i;he4tet Countv, 5.tte.tof Fenntyivaaia, 4od. front thence, re moved with an Intention of fusing ,n orth ox. 5pjith Carolina. t ( he ar his Heirs, will apply tp Wm. ?r James Ieiliy of .Weu Cain l O.WnOlipof the Counts anrf sua. ,lr.. fatd, in three Years from the 4th of Jauuar) u or to the Sublchb.ex in . Hoiiejbrook lownlhip County and .Sttje. aiorelid ihey may hear of fomtthing greatly to their Advao- at8 DAVID HUM'tR. March 3 1. IU I Hi Freemen of the Seventh t)iiricii t Comprehending the Counties of Anfon, Cum bei land, Moore Montgomery, Kobel'ou and Richmond. HE lde of thus publicly ad- drelfing the Inhabitants ot the Diltriit which, gae. me Birth, did not. occur to me, uuii I obferved luch a MeaJue had oecn adopted by .thole, who, in the fame Relation, iohcit your Frieudihip, ,aDd with to merit your Approbation,, A paffive 6uene in me, might probably beseemed to proceed, cithef frojc total i n.djtferenceVto Promotion, or trom. Ind.oleqce and Neglect, not- paying the i'ublic that. Compliment, to Wh ch they are wuiiom jumy ntmeJ, ,, Fe;io7rWU:?ni At.lhe nfy.'ng Cleion, J offer myicif as Cacidite for your Di vifion, to reprel'em you in tlicl-ircis of the United Suies. To 3, feople- who. jire entitled, iiid ccultomed to think and peak frefh 1 patai cufcariy when-theK rlntcreiU xeuire tir whole Attention j who are f p rcateaiy caueo upon to eyereife. their Rights in toaicing a tnoice of a Reprclentative, the impoKint liniuiry is,Iji what . Branch" of the Goei n ment, the Supfemacy of Power can, with the greateit batty,-teC placed? . When the whoie aceof Men ijye aJubltrviency to a Jmal. Part of the Community, who imagine trie World was made tor themfehres and a Sew kadig Charatters, the Liberrie?.of the Peo ple mult undoubtedly' be luppreifedj . and an Jnliingemembe madeoathctc Natural Rights. The enroljtngof immentc Patronage, by the multiplying of Offices, and purfuing luch exttaYaant Mcal'uies as feavelately been de lervedly reverted, is:crtainiy a Violation of Civil Liberty-r-an v3i; the bartheriiome Ef. iefts.ot vhicu you ave all, .in . a Degiee, felt; which Experience may lerve w con vince you, they were not calculatea to i"c.re ymi.r privileges, or the tnmeut oT the Pruitstjf your Labour., . To attach Infallibility t ajiy human Ueing is aMurd j . therefore Paetfion in.'Adminiftratci of 4uj. Govern, meiu ; butthat AdiWttration which is moiV perfect, ought al way? to have the Preterencc ; and.evjEry.T'erfon who prolelTes to pu pa. tr uij S r.r iZUl ?3 0u.t to u P P' 1 a 11 u P rf ' t Adminiftration, when itis ia.be the Senitof a Majority of ,thp Peqpie xpreffed 2nthV conffitutioiiar Eerciie of their Will. I have oti.en expreffed my Diiappxobauon of Party spirit, elpecially when excued by Piejudice, and encouraged to-fuch a Degree as to impair ordeftroy common Jultice or an Attachment to the Public Gbo4., v, A My Conduit and political Opiaions, when a Member of the State Lcgiflalure, are eil known to many of you; and I have not as yet discovered any jutl Catilc to alter ihsm. Should 1 be fo foituuate as to obtain a Majo rity of your Suffrages, reft, ajurrd. that whatever Information may appear tlfentiat to you:f intereits, ihall be regularly communi cated, ?nd '"nay Abilities iealpflfjy exetted, ' fecure your Ri;1its 1 to reconcile the Oivihons which have been fo artfully fpriad - amnit youj to encourage the htlf and Science Manufactures, Commerce '.and Agficuliu're to dif charge' the National Debt by a prompt and regular Payment ; to pjy,e all uhnecci fary Increafe of Armies and ' a vies, or any exirafagaut Expenditures which.tnay be th Means of increafing your Taxes'; to atten tiveij gUjtrd $iviX foreign Iuftuerfcc and a jongConti nuance 16 Office of auy Peilon wh in Time might become lo jpowcrlui as to en danger your Liberties j o advocate alt Mea fures Nvhich appear calcu.atd to produce the general Good at Home, and render the American Nation relpe&able abroad; and by ray Afilduity and Attention oa very Uccafion, added to a deltbetate, firm and Heady- Con duct, tvmce that my Object will be to merit the Confidence aaa ieemof' a Fr, tX lightened an d I N D L P EN D g N T P L OP Lt . Gentleaieu, witlvthefe Sentimcots, rely ing on your , Favour add depending 09 your 0 -':f. ' "I " ' r - ' ' ' v- r i ... . . . . . -V . NOTICE. X UP as. a Runaway, and confined in the Goal of this County, on the ,9th of March Jaft, a NEC RO M AN, Ln aV? l w formerly be- ongjd to Jethro KaiUrd, Ef,. deceafd, 0 his County about 50 Years old, and fayshe s,7S,J9JOM Minor, or Je(Te Newton, of outh-Carohna. Jhe Owner la defired to r.uyc rroperty, pay Charge,,, ad take him Gatet Ctvity ; June t . $0V THEY BONH Efpeafully informs his Eriends: tim.tnc ruouo in en.r!,i ti... l. l . 5-"- nHUi.imcil Qt SPRING GOOEK. r J""1 T WF on the moft reafoaabJe melius, jor vatn. . .. -x - j - Raleigh, May 14, 1803. RACE ' VV . rM,,!up i wq.run tor on c?A TJJil7, .a hand Jmu e ffBrw a5 uoliars, and BriJle worth iz Dollars, free fr any untried Horfe, . , . wC,.,g. f 1rty.sh1ii.ngs Lntranct for each Nag The Paths will be cleared t ! VVlLLiAM FLACK.. riroit's Sinithfield Lottery . V Arioqs Circumftances render it , nury ro. pottpane the Drawing of ou"u,c' ivouery, wnich was in. itnded to hate eeo drawn on the iecond oud-y in June next, , Nearly hall the Tic- v.v. icm4i- unioia, and a Draw Conlri nii C .--r..,., . ..hc Lrawingis the- ' torepoit poned uut.t .Jie fcand, Monday if, bruarv next, aiwh.chTime'it.w,ll pofitiveiv V '1 frU!Rue ro.m Day to Day, un hfheJ,. whatever, may b; the Number tan. tit Tick cu, Uien.rcmaiDi.i,' o i tUvd. Fmm v. i or n ... .i-.L - . ormq wes, tht :? no Doubt buf t win ait ue tola by thjt Time. Litis of Pnzejs will be publ ilUed iq the Newfr Fpers, tnd Payment made on Demand. .Some Perlon an Ralc,gh of which public Notice ill be g.ven) will be appointed to pay fuch l ruts 4$ may molt conveniently, be applied for there. Thole not demanded iri.the.courfe ot k we, vemonths after the Drawipg,. will be confidered as relinuifhed to the Proprietor of UCIy- 1 H MANAGERS. May 18, iSe$.;;.:; -v. 4 .f ,(pT i .tkets: ai five Dollars each, Jo p had of the Manages, and oi Mr. Jonas Fro in Johnrton-; Mr. Charles. Parifh, in Raleigh , 3r. S. runentine, in Hil!ft)9,0uh ; Mr, P ilendrfoq, ChaRcl.Hiil; Mr. Ss Lanier, m Kockmgham.Pouoty ; Mr. John Hunt, in trankhri ; Mr, G. Hoofer. inSmL'. G,. Capks, Avcrafkjrjgh Mr. H. Willi Sia .near Fayetteville. and Teveral other Gentlemen in different Pjirts f the Matel nigiieit rriie., worth j,oco Dollars, and manyoi.her valuable Prizes. ; Mr. Tj-ori ,is:illing,thAt. jferfo,ns holding his; Tkkuts. fbf Sale, fhvuid aifpole of any Part of what remains on iXajidi to fafe Perfans tskinjat ledfive, qo Notes payabie at Chrlit mas next. : , To the Electors, of the Dimjion cam fyrthending the Cqimties of . Blakn, 'BrunfwickB uptiri. New-Ha&ver, Sampfon and:UnJlouy v. . i'K L LOW CITIZENS, . .. yS m Election wijll take Place in Aaguli next.for.a. Perfon to reptefent you in the Congrefce.f the United States, 1 thus publicly c&ar my ielfars a Candidate for that importiht Trnft. The Part .l asted during !h-Kevoiuticnary War, my Political Opinions during that im por ant Period,' tft'h'(i fipce tiie hftablifhmentof oJr Independence, alfo rey ijentimentsfcr the lix Years i had the Honor to reprefent you in Cong refs, are weil known : I therefore deem it uaneceffary to amufe yoj with .UpnionS re fpecting theOrin t)r Motives of ; Parties, 6r Profeffions 1 ,ofMclnfi ve Attachfneni to the Coniftitutioh or; Intereits o the Natibri. : My Conduct fhall continue iinifornt; ini my Z?al unremitting for agedyme and ratio nal Republican Government, a& guaranteed by our National. Compacisf--tfie Coniiituuon fnall be ro GuidVin all Political Cohcefhs -r-the Pea?e, Libetty and Happiacfs of (he United States my jfole Objefifc. Notwithftanding the; Calumny, of a few in dividuals, i am fully confident that the pre. fcaX Admi migration of thelGoverhrrlent ct tlte United States, is .ur.e ecanoniieai and fail -t and calculated to fecurethje Rights, Liberties and .true I ateteft of the People. - ; Should 1 be honored with a Major. try 7 four Suffrages, mv Time and Talent fkali be invariably employed for the Iptetefts f nvy Conitiiuents, ind fdr the Uftio teneraW y W:tfi the higheft RtfowiX i have the H'jnaur toe. Your moft obedient Servant,', A:1ESGfLL5iPiE. State of North-Carolina. Anfen Cuttifty Cisuri,' ienjmin vjiarke, . vs. -. Rohert, Chrke, Tran cls Clark-, William tlamer, John CiaTkc rand Ldcy Clarke. , Petition for : fartitiupt of ". Lund. QSlDliRED by the Court, that 4 . airiefa Lucy Clarke appearand file, her Afijwer to the faid Petition- Ctfurt to bt held for the County of AnfoVrin : iSe Court-Hou!e in Wadefbai'otiffh feooridfonday of fuly neit,tha thefaxe tTiall he taken pro confeflb aga'mfther. - - State of NprthCarolina. , faeebMordecai 0 - VirlrV iV., -' I Original AttaehrfonU Wilfon Milner, J , f ' Rcterned " levied on a Traft t Land faid to contain one hundred n fortj ; even Acres adjoinyig the Cmmos of v the Town of LoHifburgktthe tands of Malachi Nichplfon, Allen MUaer, and others." TT is ordered by thecujt, thVaVi v;ciBg5 ppon iris Atracnment lul mnt will be eateVed agait ft the Dcftridarvt at V .v frfq, io -wu, September, Term, 3sm unlefs he: appears, replevies-. :&c 1 ' t A Copy.from the Mtnutex, 5v -vil; THO BRK KE LLPC PiE Subfcnbr has for. S', l NUmer of, H' USVES apd -LOTS-ip tFi Town of Kinfton i confiftine ot one two ftor Houfe, .even private Rooms and two Mails the one a eve, the other below - one Morfti1- fing c Storyj . 31 feet We, . Brick Chim- nty.ta.each, two Kitchens, a. Brick i hi-:. eyto ech, and one StoreHoufe and a iii e Warhoiife on the. River ,Neufe Alfo fave Lots beIongng to the laid Hpufes, and thirty- lix unimproved Lots in vthe faid Town ail of which he v ill. fell low for Cafh ; ort, if required, .fiich a Credit will, be given as ffeall make the Payn?erit eafy to the Piurchafer.! . roperty ot almott any Kind will: be received i Hayment. AMBROSE JON cS. SHERIFF'S SALE. , . : - TO Bli OLD, ! A f the Ctrt-huft in the T jf n of Fltrtpit, cn tbt iotf Oatv ,of . v nextt , rrfr tnuclr thereof at will d'f charge tbt H axes due for . va the Yean, itoi and 1S02, ui:b the ' Eieftn ce s attending the Sate titref i ' i . 3058 Acres of Land in lcrq snons C unty. lying between the Head - Perquimonf River and the Head of Little River, jo.ning the Land of jelte Perry, de. ceafed, and others. The faid Land is the Property of. James and Peter Duareei of the gtate of Virginia,.. and nor given in according; Law. TH-) ftO-il. A . 1 ... - i. . - n i It- way 15. nerin or rerqaimr s f Land in Orange Cohhty - pROM i 000 to, r 200 Ac r s o f good LAND, welUimbroved, ivine in Oranrfc County, on Little a llemance. brrr.erly oc. cupicd.by Colonel -Wm. O'Neaie. ih ere are I on the Lan4 a toleratiy.good bweUing-HoTile, iviicnen, riarn a,na ctn.tr tJutMifidii'is. " for fu rthei- Part icu.irs spply to tit 1'wr.er Thomas H. Perkins, otvthe Preraifes : cr ,a . Vicholas Perltinsj in Pittfyivania ( ,;Um,.- Virginia. . ju.ie 17. w NLANDSi t FOR SALS, QOMEf houiatids of Acres in the i atate ef Tenneei lying within the Mi- 4 iifary RefervatiOn of this State ; the Loca fiDns having een early ihade. render thcmfc .jo Doubt, y'alu-able-the f axes o .wiiicb have been r-gularly accounted for;. The whoiei or Parts, as beft may fjuit thcPiir cnaier; will be lo a for tJaih. nr n Credit as may be agreeable, the Purchafee" giving fuch' Security as will prove fauatactoiy , on the Transfer ef the Property. t T fhall alfo hate for fale this Fall, at my-V Plantation in Orange, whereon Mr. , Willis, now lives, a riutaoer of Hf rfes, Marea and Colts, which wilt be. fold hi like Maaher. for Cafli or Credit. I lhalt attend hiyfeif for hat Purpqfei of which due Ncefixall bej . jven of the Time in thi& Papar. Should ny Perfcin wiftuo purchafe mthc Ifiteriia, f diJifelli by Application Eerhg rnde; (If by wetter the Peftage ijBUft be paid if- expected . be attended to),' . G. BREHON. fPrml, fane 1$, -i8oj. ' ' h ?. " F$R SAl : 340 Acres of-'.Ii A N jnorc..pi- "4 the fouth side o4 Crab-free Creak- le; pended until neit Court r tld that the Cferk dverufin iGalira's Rale.Regifter!; that C t he Atachme,nt s now iriiinjs upf n ,the f i Records of this., Court, udtthat final fild-, i' r.earhis City,: f Appi to the Prihtei. " J l yt7Hered$ the Subfcriber having v " at the late Sefltoo of Orange CottJity Cour:, taken Letters of Adminirt ratios oh the Ettate of ROJ&KR T WILLI AMS, Merefiant lfrefcdA hereby gives Notice to aUfPerfoat who have Claims agamft laid Eftate, t pre lent them for Payment within the Time. li mhted bjt Law, otherwife they will be bared of -Recoyeiy. ' Allor all Perlonsjndebted t0 ,ti)e laid - Ettate, are arueftly refuelled ta niakc immediate Paynitnt. -- 4 JOHN CASEY, Asm. Hilifbarongb June 6, 1803. A sn2'i' $ou$E.t HTAkca up, in Orange County, about five Miles to the Werc of the Un verfify," a Horfe of a fWrel Colour, thinl f; interfper fed with wh:t flairs ; has a fault Star in his Forehead, a treakdow,ii itn Npfe. and no other white. aSoarhim. He is fcjatfued on the"aear Shoulder I, add ir the near. Thigh B; oth paces and ttws v isjaffM fca hi about niD.e or ten YesVM, ajid about fotir " Fait ten or tleV.jj Inches aigh - " v i j.i.4'Ajt 4 not in inpowef to "eoniply--witli tb AcVof-Afttmbly, by psainVthe Horfa 4 r t i 1 it 1 V r 1 ; J 1 r - f I
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