di
__ ^Y,;.
El
t., w: .~~.:i:.-
Adfertisements: •
:it
-- WILL . be sold at public sale, on Tztes
18th_ of October neEt, at_thed
Muse 'of the subscriber, in Franklin town
._---tlii_tollowingrpropert,
lI.ORATAIA & NEARS,
—110.68.# SHEEP, .
40 head Of Cattle—some of which
are fat. . .
l c PLANTATION W A.G ON,
PI A OUGHS. ct HARROWS; and other
. • by the ton; Straw
bundle; .l:Windmill; 1 Store, Until
Pipe; Household and Kitchen Furniture
Soo tedious to mention. ,
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. 31. on
said day, .when attendance and credit wil
- be - given by
JACOB GILBERT.
Septlmber 27, 1831. 4t-25
NEW STORE.
ripiTE subscribers respectfully
,inform
haiririends_atui the public generally,
that they will open a NEW STORE at
be hpuse No. I,in Nummtu3burg, on the 4th
• , ill-keep
A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF
- -- 1 Groceries,
!Queensware,
MA
L - AND
DRY GOODS.
Which they Wilkell CHEAP for CASH, or
ire& for. COUNTRY PRODUCE. -
SAIIII.IILL WISLER,
'ILLI.A.III ANDERSON.
September 27,1831.
TErell) DE US STE 'S
AND
D t LVIE.L .717. l' lt
dc.Counsellor: :ylstvw f
111A.VING entered into • rtnersbip, ten.
411 - 11 i; der their profe-:• . al services to the
iublie. Whey rn , at all times be consult.
&at the of - of the former,South Bal.
; . • ra- fr om-ther
ag ••, *here one - of them will always be
en. cidde.
timber 6, 1834.
IX . CENTS REWARD.
la
AN AWAY from the qubscriber,
ing in Tyrone township, Adams co:;
so. , the 14th of August last, an indented ap.
ice -to the farming business, named
• • NEWMAN. The above reward
.wißlie given. for said boy if delivered to the
Subscriber. AIL persons are cautioned a.
t harboring said apprentice.
JOHN DEARDORFF.
. .
Stptember -- 27. -- i_ll33r- 4w-25
EDUCATION.
rigam
ThAVID TIVIVIILLAN respectfill
--"' ly announces to the citizens of Get
-lift-thug and - its - vicinity, that - he has-remo
ved his SCHOOL to West York street, a
few doors from Mr. Newman's tavern,
WHERE WILL BE TAUGHT
111 1 1smiwwwws mama .limom LlMiminb IPINWSPINEWO
I $ ' ,fr
Grammar, Geography, and, all the
principal branches of Os
401 A THEMATICS.
Terms of tuition made known on appli
,sation at his school-rooni during the hours
of-schostl.
-- Or'Reforenco, Nir. BELL:
-September_2o,lB3l.
'HATS% 11.11ATT
The subscriber titte — s*tritreriprimitpititi3 -
' * "IbrraOghisifriende,& the public in general,
4PIATILNAVIMPPAriggP_
4WII:No nun
.
- 14 Corlisiist; olein "doors front - •
Mr. Wiii.7llcClellCuttl's Hotel, •
Whore he intends to. carry on pretty exten
sively. He assures those wh6 may patronise
him, that his work will be done as well, and
oyi as reasonable terms, as at any other es
ttadialiment. Ile hopes by strict attention
1 4 1-Inisiness, and good work, to please the
_puhlic and receive a liberal '
patronage.
,r ' WII4IAM W. PA XTO'N. ,
September 6, 1831. 4w-22
N. B. 0:7'All kinds of Country Produce
will be taken in exchangs for Hats. -
. •
TO M CREDITORS.
TAKE to TICE, that I have applied
to the Judges of the Court of Common
Piaui of Adams county, for the benefit of
14,9 Ingolvent laws, and that the said Judges
•
rtIPP I3 / '
12 44: dayof the 28th No
" ,bil_ I gigt
,a_ t irttext, fbr th hearing of me and my
rum atthe Court•housein the borough
fletitysburg, where you may attend if
you thinktproper.
_ OF.AItO.E. EVILHOCK.
September 27, 1031. J 4w-25
JIATTALION ORDERS.
8
' Ilit B ATTALION OF VOLUM.
OIL
~2 . S, composed of the Getto
iti4ol4
' : ' ''.:6lsttysburg, Guards, Liberty
1 11411:Moutitploasant Ititlerneb, will
• ..ticthe borough of Gettysburg, on
n
, .
_...,, 4. the Oh dal, 43(*tober next, pre
-7 010 1 abolt, , *. ar,
. 7
, ordqr of the Mador,
Z -7 , -„
DAVID xprr, Adjutant.
.fuseas4or,lll, Is7l/. i " \ AP-1 3
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MI
MMUI
• --
tf-25
4t-22
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EU
&TETI:IL:LE - PROPERTY
ron tams
WiH be offered for sale at public vendue,
n ?dartke — tsili of - - -Oetafe - r - •nra-
on the premises at 1 o'clock, P. M. that va
luable propirt;, — tate -- the state — cf-John
Stephens, deed, known by the name of the.
BernituliatiCreel Woollen Vie=
%tory' , and Farm,
Situate in Huntingdon township, Adams
county, 2f miles south of Petersburg, (York
Springs.) The improvements'are, a 2 story
CZ. 22 CZ'S
TeniMt-Houys, with Stab Les, a
.baiik Barn, (stone under and log
above,) btorie smoke-house and drying kiln
under one, and stone spring-house, and foun
tain pump at the back door; two
APPLE ORCHARDS—
one of which is young, bearing
and thriving; and a great number -
of Peach trees.
The FACTORY HOUSE is a two-story.
STONE BUILDING, seventy-five feet
long—which. colAtaini the Fulling Mill and
all the other necessary machinery—a good
stone Dye Shop convenient. The Stream
is good and standing.
There ,are 225 acres in this farm, with a
sufficiency of meadow—about 100 acres of
it are covered with timber. It will suit well
to divide, as the great road leading from
Cailisle to Oxford runs through said Farm.
The terms will be 'made known on the
day of sale by - •
THOMAS STEPHENS,
Surviving Ex'r. of John Stetthene, dec'd.
Petersburg, (York Springe,) j
July 12, 1831. -
N. B._ If the above Property is not sold
on said day,it will then be offered for Rent for
1 yearfrom the first of April next: 'l'. S.
A VALUABLE FARIY
FOR SALE.
The subscriber offers, at private sale, his
V A.L112 AMILIE FARM,
Situate in Liberty township, Adams coun
ty, Pa., about 2 miles west of Waigley's
Tavern, on the Turnpike road leadingfrom
: ' ..ckra_to_Wayassho o'-14 miles from
Gettysburg and 8 from Emmittsburg. -
The FARM contain -9
250 .?ores of
PATENTED LAND;
About 100 Acres of which is
OOD LAND, and Or remainder clear
.V- a and in a good state of cultivation; and
100 Acres of the latter could easily be
Made into, excellent well-watered Meadow.
The. improvements consist of a new
' 3 STORY 110 USE,
.; well finished, with an excellent
si Spring of Water at the door
- - Spring-house, Barn, and all other
a ecessp ry outthu __There_ia_also_ •
good W. JILW 111.16111 on this fariii.
What makes this a desirable property to
purchasers is, that its situation is well a
dapted for the erection of an ektensive
Tattalzrel l Distillery, (Bark and
Grain always to be WO oil any other under
taking wherein WATER is considered the
principle desideratum. .
11 . • •
WOOD LAND , ,4-40
Adjoining the above Farm and
Saw Mill—the TIMBER is well suited tor
all kinds of sawing;--and will be sold either
by itself, or with thee Farm.
Oti - As the subscriber is anxious to sell,
the terms will be accommodating,and made
known on_personal or written applkation.
A good tittle, and possesiion, will be given
at any time._
HENRY GORDON,
Ada - In - IC - 6. - Fe
August 30, 1831. - 4w-21
Irtktelt.TLIKEVV . ,
• - ' r , ' ' 7"' NIA,
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1..,..: „, .........r>- ..- ',' w• lON' .... I -7 >N ".,-.- " : c: I' .441
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„ __.. .., . , ,--
~. •+,‘-\\ .• • ' - "` •
EDVT.UN'
. ,
Respectfully informs the public that he has
removed to his '
New Shop in, Chasthersburg Street, a few
• doors West of the Court House,
WHERE RE 18 PRERARED TO
.7Pkajce l Tilin,tayand Repair-•
e 1. 4% SONO
OOP EVERY . DIR9RUIIOrgs
-
--AIiV/tot••
SAD
BRIDLES, SADDLE-BAGS,
Portmanteaus, Haniess, Trunks %
and every other article in his, line of busi
ness, with neatness c durability arfid despatco.
He returns his thanks for past encourage
rnent,-apd shall endeavor to merit a contin
uance OT the same • - ° -
July. 26, 1831.
,' • tf--16
NOTICE.
LL persona indebted to subscriber
for the services of' his (
horse",‘ Colum
bus, for the fast three seasons, are,requeit
ed to cap add make payment on or before
the latoef October next. Necessity corn
pelehim to make , this call; therefore, he
'hope's it will'be attended
JOHN Asll.
ifsptearber 1;1, 1E 81, • 0-43
1 ,
4 ; r r i a Ott
j
%
to-14
I
Of Palua
Will be-sold at pu
.---egOtt-Abbottsri-
On Monday the 4th of October nest,
the following dose bed Property, late the
Hstate of Frederic Baughcr, dec'tl,-yiv--
A 2 ffrTOR i HOUSE,
_With Ifilige back ,uiWings at ' ? :' 4 ,'
taehed, and a Lot-3a large brick ;11.1,;,.,.
bank Barn, and Ili extensive ---------
TANNERY,
Fi?' ith 2} Lots attaelo thereto. This pro
perty- is. welit'Woril—thec,onsideration of
Caphithlts, as it is brie of, the first Tame.
dies - in
,the two at unties : (It is supplied
' with water (try a gilo4 wii ' r-right) from a
j g
never:failing streah runni near it, and is
situated in.a good ountr for Bark, lying.
within 1} Miles oiltbe ligeon Hills.",— .
The Tannery is Mite
.41pipgh to contain
1200 hides; the buid i ings rife large and con
venient, and all inigbod oilier for carrying
iptilifelifinfo • ' . "'
•
• ' . ' l i
ALSO—QW 1, 1 4. SA ME DAY,
.;".- i:6;•,- - A '4A CT OF
~.
; :iik'' S.
' L4lJr D ..,,
~
10-ntainiiiff - about fa 0 Atts,
lying part in 'York ind part in Adams;coUn
ties,. with a bank 'Barn thereon ;'l!teltrO
creek runs thro7 said tract. Also, LOTS
in the vicinity ofsaid town,to suit purchasers.
Also—A TRACT OF LAND,
Lying in Hamilton township', Adams coun
ty, adjoining lands of John Wolf, • Henry
Stock, and others, containing about 36 A
cies—aboat 20 acr,is of which is thriving
Timber; Piny-run creek passes through it.
=ALSO--
Tracts of Pigeon Hill Land,
Containing about 30 Aereseach—either di
vided or undivided, to suit purchasers.—
One tract is about 2 miles, 1.111-Ahbotts
town ; the other,. 3 frem Abbiataq'and
3 from Hanover the flimower and Berlin
Turnpike road passes . through it.
Patented Land.
-ALSO
-----&-112V7P4421 '
in said town, known as No. with a Hat
ter's Shop,. now in the Occupancy of , Mr.
Jonas Hartzell.
Also, A Lot with a Stone Smith-
Shop thereon; and several other Lots ad
joining said town. •
(Kr There will also 'be sold,. SIX
SHARES of York and Gettysburg,
and /POUR of Berlin and Hanovbr,
TURNPIKE ROAD STOCK.
e - — ALSO—
On Tuesday'the 25th Oct., on the premises.
A TRACT :
`:11.7:4.
Situate in Manheim township,
York county, about 4 miles from Hanover,
adjoining lands of, David Runkle, Chris
tian Melheim, and others, containing about
385 (acres; on which are-erected,-
A GOOD HOUSE,
II large Barn, and all other neces
sary improvements, with an ex
eiisive -
Tract, there are about 200 acres of excel
lent Timber : also a large Orchard.
—ALSO—
On Wednesday the 26th of October,
ZR GETTYSBURG;
A Trad of Mountain Land
Will be offered, Situate...m_Tranklin 'PA
ship, adjoining lands of Peter Mark,_Aii:
- drew Noel, and others, containing 200
acrer t ,..tpore. or less.
Ct . ' Tern:811;1(711e -kno j iin 'onclitys of
sale. Sale to commence 44 10 o'clock, A.M.,
- ----- - -
- ISA !te BAUGIIEIt,
FREDERICK BA UGHER, Ev'r
September 13, 1831. ts,--23
HOUSESOS & LOT
I
es
FOR - --- SALE.
The subscribisr will sell, at private sage, her
1 41' 0 ) 1;0 K AND W!) . FEI
'Situate in Mountpleasant township, Adams
county, Pa. adjoining lands of Samuel Hoff.
man, Anthony Smith, and others. The
LOT contains Ten .Beres of Land,
a part of which is WOODLAND. There
is also a good MEADOW and a fine OR
CHARD on the Lot. The .tenant will
show the property to any Person wishing to
purchase, and for tarps, which will be rea
sonable, apply to the subscriber at New
Word. . t" -- "" "" •
ELIZA BETH SNEERI NtER.
August 30,1831. 4w-21
NOTICE.
ALl o persons indebted, either by bond,
.tote, or book• account, to the late,
mercantile firrk of JOHN, 4, ; JESSE
HOUCK, of Hunterstortn—and also qiose
indebted in the same manner to JOHN
HOUCK, of the same place, are Nignested
to come forward and settle With the subsoil..
ber, to whom the accounts have been . trans.
fermi, on or before the FIRST DAY OF
OCTOBER NEXT-after which time;
no in(ulgenco can be given. '
BALTZER SNYDER.
floidiere`towg,.T.rolip 4 .
ship, 'karat O. 188 L - • 4 , 414-11•
•• \ •
C tV.ALW:
le Property.
is sale, on the premix.
HE
IM=I!M
'
TIZLI2,;:kEik.U2O,Y9
'WHEREAS, in and .by an Act or the
IF,v General ,Assembly of this State, on
filed "An Act to re rulate the General
Elections of this Commonwealth," enactra
{.'• he-fifteepth-day- of February, 1796',. it - is
enjoined on me to give Public Notice of such
EleCtion to he held, and to - enumerate in
such Notice what. Officers are to be elected:
I, WILLIAM S. Comm ti, Sheriffof the Coun
ty of Adams, do therefore hereby make
known, and give this PUBLIC NOTICE
to the Electors of the said Coitifyo(Adams,
that a
"" t.,7447":
General_ _aim' .
„...
-
will be held in the isai nty, on th 6 -
o:72Second TuesdaOctober
.
• next, (the 11 ,day,)
at the 'several Districts, 'inposed of the
following - Townships, viz:
In the First Dis t, compos
ed of the borough of Ge arg, and the
If
townshi 'timberland, 'Ol . ourt-houses
in (19k
. rg;
townshi
•• • •
• In Secfma..W.. -co
mix-matoittml township of' sttnin t the
n0w41 . 149 - occupied - by-110 . 1 . -be
town of Petersburg, in the . to Tishi er-
many. •
In the 'Third elSint
Uto:townslip of tierwick, and that
part of the township of Mountpleaktnt, ly
ing east and north of a public road leading
from the farm fornierly occupied by George
Lashells, to Dellone's Mill, at the house of
Francis Elildt, in the town of Oxford.
In the Fourth District, com
posed of the townships-of-Huntington and
Latimoro, at the house of Thomas Reed, in
the town of Petersburg, in the township of
Iluntington.
In the Fifth District-,--compos
ed of the townships of Itamiltonban and
Liberty, at the house of Col. James Reid,
in Millers-town.
In the Sixth District, compos
ed of the township of Hamilton, at the house
.of John Picking, in the town of Berlin.
lii the Seventh District, com
posed of the township of i%lenallon, at the
ecW-4 , --F,Hapite c ift-said-tt4w rishipr
In. th - e .Eighth - District, com
posed of the township of 'Straban, at the
house now occupied by John , Geurley, in
Ilunters-town.
in the Ninth District, compos
ed of the township of Franklin, at the house
formerly occupied by Christian Boucher, in
said township:
In the Tenth District, compos
ed of the township of Conowago, at the house
of Adam °aster, in M'Sherrys-town.
In the Eleventh District, com
posed of the township of Tyrone, at the
house of John Harman, in Heidlersburg, m
SaidlOWnShip,
In -the Twelfth District, corn-.
posed of the township of Mountjoy, at the
house now occupied by John Norbeck,.
said township.
In the Thirteenth District,
composed of that part of the township of
Mountpleasant, lying west and south of a
public road leading from Mri'Dellone's
Mill, to the farm formerly occupied by
:o.9ge_l4.sheas,_en_theamic , trld G ett_Yt3-,
burg turnpike road, at the house now occu
pied by Samuel Swope, in lionaughtown.
In the Fourteenth District,
composed of the township of Reading, at the
public school-house in the town of Hampton.
AT WHlCii TIME AND PLACES
WILL BE ELECTED,
- niber—of-the -Senate of
Pennsylvania, to represent the
District composed of the-coun
--tie-iiirAitsmrantl York;
TWQI I PPrqsPO tatives the State
Legislature, for - the County of
Adams;
One County Commisioner; •
One Auditor of Public Aocounts,
and
One Director of 'the Poor, and
House of Employment of the
County of Adams.
And in and by the said Act, it is directed
that the INSPECTORS of the said Gener
al Election shall be chosen by ballot, on the'
Friday next prec t eding the first Tuesday iri
October next,
Being the 30/11 , September inst.,
and the Election for such Inspectors shall
be held in such places in each town l ship,
ward or district, as is appointed by la* fao.
that purpose, by the respectiie Constable",
(Who are requited to givelit least one ,weelt,*
notice •of such Election,) assisted by two
qualified citizens, chosen by such citizeo,
qualified to vote, as shall then be prest.-
And it is also in and by the said Act-req rr
ed, that the Agent and' Irspe?.tors be at the
places of their Districts, on the day of 4he
General Election aforesaid, at nine o'clock
,in the forenoon, to do and perform the iev. 1
eral duties required and enjoined on them in
and by the same Act.- • ,
t
'And it is,further directed ip end by the
Act of the General Assemblyof, jhiegiate
aforesaid, passed the 17th day ofliarch, one
thousand eight 'hundred and kyr aforesaid,
that one of the JUI-KITES ef eiidh of the dif
ferent Districts as aforestit*vhe shall have
die charge of the certifle'ate of the number'
or. VOWS' which shall have beeh given' for
each candidate for the different offices theik
and them, voted for at their re.spectivedie
tricti shall meet oethe third day after the
==2M
Hi,cb
election, which will be on Friday the 14th
day of October aforesaid, at the, court
house, in the Borough of Gettysburg, then
and there to make a. fair state me t and cer
tificate of the number of votes • hich shall
theCounty-of-Adams r for any person-or per
..sons for the different
,ollices aforesaid,,&c.
And, by a lab! passed,April.2done.tho u - :-
sand eight hundred and twenty-one,•it ix
made the ditty of the Sheriff - to give public
notice of the provisions of said laws . .
The following aro exttacts: •
-Sac- 1. Be it enacted by the Senate nitc4
House of Representatives of the Common
wealth of Pennsylv i ania, in General As
sembly marend it 0 hereby enacted by the
authority of the same, That the several
qualified electori who shall vote at any gen-,
oral.-or special Election within this Com
monwealth, shall give to the inspectors of
such election, separate tickets for each sta
tion or office voted for, which tickets shall
contain no more than the rkopernumbor of
names; but no ticket shallbe• fejected by
he judges of the election incountingofftt
votes, should the samill li t • - n
than iiimpflOper m
l '"waist
and Coroners excepts • leiV •'• . J
Sac. 2. And be it filrtlaPPOkitted lOW .
authority aforesaid. That it . A allitlblPt !It? •
duty of the Sherd or C4earcvo.s
,tlie cAd
• ay'lre; - :of titehlind7:,verTeddrity-withinn - - -
this Commonwealth, to give Public Notice,
at, the i sairie time, and in the same manner ;
andainder the same penalty, that het - iiiii*
requif'ed to give notice of any Geneiat Or '
Special Election—that any porton ".ivho
shall ;hold any office or appointment ofProfit
or trust under the government oftho United
States, whether a commissioned officer or
otherwise, a subordinate...officer .ot..agent,- _
who IS or shall be employed under the Lo
g,islative, Executive, or Judiciary Dipart=
ments of the United States, and also that .-
every Member of Congress is by law inca
pable of holding or eltrcising at the same
time the office or appointment ofJudge, in
spector, or Clerk of any Election within the
State.
Given under my hand, at Gettysburg,
this 6th day of September, in the year
of our Lord, 1831. .
WM. S. COBEAN, Sherif.
O FFERS his ProfeSsional services to the
public generally, and can always be
found at his father's residence, at- the house
formerly occupied by James Ajorrisso • ,
within one mile and a half of Hampton.
Fair Mount, Juratl.4; 1831. tf-10
BOROUGH .ICCOUXTS.
Robert Smith, Treastirer of
,the • 13();.
rough of Cettyslotrrg. DRa
1825,Ju1y 29. To cash of S.S. King,Esq.
r. • 3,00
13urgoss, for Licenses to Players,. s
To do do 3,00
it Sept. 8. To Duplicate of borough tax
for 1825, to Jamos Gourley, 201,40
- Duo R. Smith, Trim:Ulm, June 3,182 ~.17,13i
1.5, April 29. Hy balance kat settlement, 28,13 i
" Dec. 23, by cash paid J. B. McPher
son, Treasurer %Vater Company,
quo
826, June 2. By order on Andrew Stor. 9,22
nor, and interest,
By outstanding borough tax, James
112,18
Gourley's duplicate,
- - - -
Clerk and Treasurer's Foes,
Robert Smitht Treasurer — Of the Bo
rough of Gettysburg, D119.1:8
826,Juse 3. To outstanding tax in hands 14
of James Gourley, Collector,
827,Ju1y .27 Roeder Rev. S. Schmuck
' -er for B.shares Water Stock,
" June :N. To Duplicate in hands of 51 . 9t99
C. - etrritzman, - Collector,
-- Tdarricil subscription for town Clock, 101,00
CR.
1826, Jun 3. By balance on settlement, 17,131
" Aug. 15. By cash paid John Smith 371
for work at Engine,
" 19. By do paid David Little SI
" Oct. 2. do Isaac Jordon, '25
" Nov. 4. do Joseph Wharfo, 3,03
" Dec. 23. . do Adam Swope, 5,00
1827, May 31. do Leonard Dill, 1,20
" July 7. do George Kerr, 5,00
" 11. do E. Hanetwoy, 16,00
Li it 24. do John.Garvm, 23,00
14 IL 26. do Thos. Bringman, 4,00
" Aug. 6. do J. B. AlcPherson, 31,00
II 9. do - B. Gilbert, Council, 5,00
" do S. Macfarlane, do. 5,00
" 27. do John Garvin, 48,25
" Sept. 22. do Francis L. Kelly, 62}
" Nov. 10. do E. Hanaway, 2,00
" 16. do Geo. Srnyser, 3,26
I " Dec. 15. do _,John. Miller, 33,00
828,March 18. do Geo. Welsh, 460,00
" May 5. By outstanding Tax in hands }
. 13
of James Gourley,
Do do C. Chritzman, 136,27
Do P - do Jacob Sanders, 41,50
clerk and Treasurer's fees for 2 years, 41,60
By balance, 3,263
NOTlL . clk.
A SEMI-ANNUAL Meeting of the
"Temperance Society of Gettysburg
end its Vicinity," will be held at the Court
House' in the Borough of Getiohurg, on
Saturday the Bth day of October next, at ,2
o'clock r. M. SI.B. RUSSEL; c'y.
:Sept. 20,1631.
Petersburgjnvinciblesi
VDU will parade on Saturday the Bth q.
.J . • October next, precisely: at 10 o'elock,
A.M., at the houie of Thomas Reed, in Pe•_
tershurg, with arms and accoutrments in •
complete order, and 12 rounds of Wolk car"
•ridges.' By. eider, •
- • . F. &GODFREY, lit ,der.
September 18, 1831. • .
=l2ll
M
V2`).4,531
13E1
$2.24,54
168,00
8931,17
$931,17
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