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... CHITTLEHAMPTON. Ripe Blackberries.—There is to be seen at Newbuildings, near this village, bush ripe blackberries, in the shop Mr. J. Bradford, carpenter and cooper. The bramble grew from the hedge between the boards the back window, and it can seen least ...

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