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\ oIlCE.--on Monday, the Goth day of No-
IN vember next, before Thomas Hobson's Ta-
yern, at Cumberland court house, it being court
day WI be exposed to sale, by public auction,
to the highest bidder for ready money, certain
negro slave named STEPNE1, who is an excel
lent Carriage and Country Black Smith, the pro-
perry of Fleming Carey of said county.
This sale will De made by virtue of a deed Of
trust, executed to the subscribers, by the said
Fleming Carey, to secure the payment of debt.
due to Mrs. Susanna Wilcox, of the county Of
buckingham. And all persons having claims to-
the said slave, by deed or otherwise, are hereby
puo'ciy called on to exhibit their claim TO the
subscribers, or either of them, on or before a id
day OF sale-otte"w,se, this notice will be plead
ed in bar to any claim which may hereafter arise
or appear.
yANES r. WOoDSoN,2 -
JOHN ANDKRyO,M trustees
October .. ,z
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SALES AT AUCTION.

WIS morning, at II o'clock, Willie sold. at
l. my Vendue Office, positively without re-
serve, Quantity OF valuable DRl' GOODS. nr;n.
c'PaIiy suited to TIE IN among which are
White, yellow and red Fiannels
Forest and other coarse Cloths
Green Baize and Kerseymeres
Worsted, Cotton and Silk Stockings
Corded and PLAIN Cotton Velvets
Swsnsdown, Patent Cord & Versailles Waist.
coating
And great variety of other articles, ON 100
days credit.
Printed Jeans, Musuets and OaiItDys
boxes and 1 bale fresh imported Dry Goods.
viz:
Caiicoes, Cinghams, Mulls, Cotton Strines
DIAPER D!mity, Muslinet brown and white Cot
ton Hose, Twist, Checks, Fancy Prints, &c. &c.
on 90 days credit.
Green Plains. White Plains, Napt Cot,ons.
Hail Ihioks, Flsnnels and Rose Blankets, ON s
months credit.
An sums under so s cash Approved endor.
sed notes Will be required
3dMES BReHN, ". M.
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'WENTY DOLLARS REWARD For
experimenting and securing in gaol or deli
y,ering 20 The subscriber residing in Abemarle,
though frequently TO be found in Riohmond ms,
two negro fellows GEORGE & WATT. or ten
dollars tor either ofthem. George is tall strait
msde fellow ofpleasing countenance and liehe
complexion, about twenty eigh, years of age, for
merly belonged to Mr. Crump of New Kent
county IN which neighborhood he will probably
ann 70 go and conceal himself after he leaves the
neighborhood of Richmond Watt Is a nr,obr
mulatt1 about thirty years of age of low stature
and well made aud lisps a little IN his speech
ne left my boat on Saturday the 29th SEP. and Z
expect is now lurking about Richmond George
left me the Sth Sep and perhaps my be vet In
'he ne'ghborhood OF Richmond as near he was
at Fairfield on Saturday last.
ROBERT LEWIS.
OCI D w4wT
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OIlCE.--All persons who have claims a.
g%hst the Estate Of PgrER T1RsLEY.
deceased, are requested to send in their accounts
Immediately TO the subscriber, and all those in
deoted to said estate are intreated to make
speedy payment to
JAMES BROWN, Jr. Adnl'y.
October 9. e
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NJ OTICE-A PETITION will be pre sent.
i " ed 70 the next General Assembly of Viz.
Eio'a, tor leave 10 turnpike the road between
Richmond and Petersburg, &c.
Oct q 49,,
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In Maryland, the Election Cor Congress &c is
JUS, over-From the District of Balumore &c.
Messrs William Nc Ern ana Peter Li;t.. .,e e.
,ecteii IN opposition to Commodore Barney aud
Mr. Mcore-From the District cf Kent, John
Montgomery re. elected without opposit.on-
From The District of Anne Arunlsl, in room of
Mr. Van Horn who had resigned, Mr. Kents e.
lec'ed IN opposition t. The brilliant and versatl.
john Francis Mercer, formerly of this state -,
an these are X publicans In the State Assem-
jority.
Nezp members.
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sat he has returned at Mcnticelo- hat ti,r.e t,ya
were the guests Of Mr. Monroe byinsi,ation. and
that the latter d'ned with MIR Madison, la the
same way, at Monticello My log-book, also
states that thete was snotber woull-be-great.
politician ,iising about the sane time m Tive
same lat,ludeS -ANecoorIsr.
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~ OTlCE-W shall petition the ensuing Ie-
IN gshture, f'rlcave to brlrs INTO tf,is .1e,c Z
certain SLAVES from the s. re of C.orri,
SAMUEL McCR NV.
SARAH McCRAW
Richmond, Sept. % w2rb
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Cd 4 Bt. Com. 224
(e) 2 Ha7ok 10
III Ibid 154 -

IN Enquirer of.4hri 6, 1910.
n See me case in the Enquirer of Me
sd ylhrit, 1919.
(k) The ep!dence contained in tboae do
cnolenfS 7oas taken bg orfier of he skafe sf
GeorSia, and pader us Immediate suheriH .
fcnaance.
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CongrsG Of the United States:
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
TUESDAY, april 10.

[Takentor the ALesandria Gazstte.]
The Post Ro1d bill was reported to the
house last rvrning as amended.
Mr.. Newton from the committee of COM
merce and manufactures reported bill rel.
alive to sund'y COLLECTION districts. Read
twice and made the order Of the day tor
Friday next.
On motion Of Mr.. Nelson the house pass:
ed a resolution appointing . committes I?
enquire into the expediency of altering an
act entitled an act for the organi zation OF
the militia in tho Distric, Of Columbia.
A bill from the senate fixing the con'pen'
sations to foreign ministers, consuls, $xc.
and for Other purposes, was read and re-
ferred to committee Of the whole.
On motion of Mr. xeet, the house came
to the following resolution:
RessIved, That committee be appointed
to bring IN a bill 60 appoint the day tor the
next meeting of congress.
The bill concerning invaad pe''sioners
was read a third tims and passed.
On motion Of Mr.. Rhea, the house took
up the report of the committee Of the whole
On the pos. road bill.
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turned mind, che other the result Of read,
ing and reflection, disposed him 70 view
the approaches Of dsash With q eompe:urs
and equanimi.y truly characteristic. His.
tory has done justice to illusrious services
and brilliant exploits during bic military
career, in faithfully recoun.iug his partieu'
lar achievements; but without the know.
ledge of certain personal circumstances,
censpicuousIy displayed on those peea-
sions,a which only could belknown 70 bis
fellow soldisrs in the field under whose
notice they Immediately fell /; fer the gene.
raj naturally modest and retiring inhis COM
mon intercourse with society, manifested
little or no indication of that proves by
which he was SO emineptly distinguished
in the day Of battle, when his whole soul
was developed with an energy apd anima'
ton Of the most ardent cast, and that gave
to his ranseendant :utrepidity its genuine
heroic character. In the performance Of
such civil duties as were assigned him, he
WAS conscien,iously exact, ready to obey
with alacrity every call of his country as
long as constitution impaired and broken
in her service permitted. In private life
and the circle Of his particular friends, his
urbanity and domestic virtues, the recollec-
ton of them can only cease with those on
whom they have made the most heartfelt
impression.
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From the Geniws Of Liberty.

Great and noble actions ought to be known
~ and recorded.
The following is an extract Of letter from
agrnrlem.n near Princeton, N. J. to his
friend in Long Hill, dated Feb. as'h,
1910.
An interesting incident occurred near
Princeton some weeks ago. The cold ga
,urday number OF sudcnts were skating
on Scudd,'s mill pond one Ct them nam.
ed Hone, about sixteen years old, tell IN
to the water wh.rs it was from 10 10 i2
feet deep. In struggling 10 ct opt h. broke
the ice for some distance round, bat did not
succeed, and become a, last SO exhausted
and overcome that he could not see. The
students in the mean time ran backwards
and forwards clamoring, but no one ven
.ured to the aid of his pcrishing frirnd.-
An arprenti:e bow however, about fourteen
years old, approached so near Hone that rs
put one end of stick, with which nc haa
been playing bill on the ice. into his hand.
With the aid CT this stick he drew Hone
upon the ice, and though Sensible OF MS
own danger, and shedding tears. he per-
sisted till he drew Hone SO far forward that
III. end Of his skate caught on the edge OF
the ice. Hone then askrd the BOY 10 !es
him draw back and extricate HI, skate /; ne
Ndh ~, and both at last reached place OF
safety. Kour when sufficiently recovered,
put his hand into his pocket, and eHereo
the boy TWO dollars which he had with niu'
IN" generous boy would not take IT, saying
hc u!d lave dons The samc tor any per-
son IN inc same situation. H. offered MN
af, ryA4s .~gnty dollars: The boy sad nc
did NOT want his money. Hone . rather
came ON and offered to buy the boys time.
hu, the sensible little t>llow said he wished
TO learn his trade. FinaIly W.. Hone, the
father. infested Cor the by five hundred
dollars, ADD tho Studcnss made him up aooa'
Two hundred dollars more. ks 10 SAID INC
BOYS father WI, man Of property IN New
York but he became insolvsnt, died, and
lief, his children 30 destitute, that this son
VIVA bound 20 Mr.. Horror 70 learn the tan
nsrS bushes" -.
Al Sandy Hill, -. C) on Tie 18th pls'
terminated The existence Of Gsn. william
Warrington, and added tho name Of that
vall,n, veteran 70 the melancholy u" o.
J.esas.d American WORTHLESS. He health
had b,sn bad for some years, but dur'al
AZ. ,,., ain months he sustained q somplsss'
,Ioa Of disorders, bsesms TOO powerful te'
Ioar,r resistance his moral and F'l's'eu'
imprsssisu., The ens swma'ins from q s.u
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on The eve Of 4 va with England. because
DO not at present breathe the atmosphere
OF the y. States, Though feel all the sensi'
ments which il inspires. ..s....
The u. s. frisa.e John Adams arrived
few days ago, and I understand from
caPtain FsHwick who brought the dispatch.
ss which came BY her for gen. Armsu ong
that all the letters were put into the post.
saiee at St. Maloes, in which case they will
no doubt all be opened and examined be.
fore they are delivered, and should any OF
them contain reflections against this govern.
ment, such will not be delivered at al. !
therefore hope my friends have had the pru.
dence in THAR letters to ms, to be silent on
that subisct.
Before captain Fenwick returns in the
John Adams hopeto receive my letters
by that convey ance, and to have it in my
power to answer them. He expects to leave
this city in about week for Amsterdam,
where he is to meet the frigate.
COO the subject of political news from
this country, unconnectsd Immediately with
our own, must speak with great caution,
as some Inconvenience has already occur
red to an American citizrn now here, for
expressing his sen'im.nt too freely on that
subject. II is now reported tina, the emPe-
ror will leave Paris 10 fo,tnigh. for Spain,
and that he will not be married until his re-
turn"
Extract Of another letter, dated Paris
Jan. 18th, 1870. Il received your letter
bv the John Adams, dated 9th ult. I am
srrrv to find So many shipments from the
u. States to Spain, Italy, and the North,
and not a government vessel in Europe to
warn them from the danger. In Spain an
order has lately te-n given Cor rather sen.
from herc) to seize and canfscate as gOod
Prize, all American vessels and their car
goes, and they are 10 be- sold imms diate!y.
At Naples similar order has been given,
and the Hercules Of Salem, and cargo was
advertised for sale three days fter, being
the first notice of such an Intention.
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i - 2 Z I.
THIS AFTERNOON, AtrH ~,
WILL SE OWEN a 81
GRAND REPRESENTATION.
Composed Of 9 variety efFeats Of Hvstes
manship, Haxiting, Dsncins, Sc. sre. Il
cussd By ths 1uhok ComtdnyJ -
= COMMENCE with - -
The Grand Military Manquvre..
WAieh ,vin be varied Gfsr the fr.t sims) 81
The Comic Scene Of the Brother Z
MiIlers, ~ : -
Executed by ali the Csmtsay.
The famou, horse MONARCH, viii exesptS
TIE DOMESTIC HORSE. - -
The Performance will be pa,;e1 E,ss ~
first time } ty i y gsf.
The Comic Scene OF the FishyornanS
By Mr.. Cayetan7 and Masssr Diss. ~
The famous Horse Noble ~ {
Well knowu in Europe al q great LsdFs,
, will execute LIsr the first fimf =
The great Leap thro' q Rarrel. ~
Placed on the ball Of aaothAr hSrss,. !. 8
Nh. BaEScHARD, in the shafxasessr .ss
Clown, will perform, for the Arst time, tn !
pleasing exercise of Suil vapI3kgS Ina
during the performance will sstenishstA3
audience with fsa.s Of Tumtlins and
Nh. CAYETANo will give .eve-al .srpris.
ing feats of Activity and Agility-Tts
tricks Of the Whip, Hat, Glove and. ternit1 Y
nate, for the first time, with - = -
The great Leap Of the Boards, !,
His Horse in juH speed
The Coronation, ~ /
With the scene of the six horses oftnoY,
ledge by all tie company -
The whale to conclude .pithshe ff'1E =.
Combustible horie coveredwitb
Flames.
To bring the horse to his present dscility
was a labor Of two years with .unremi,!iog ia.
dustry.
The doors to be opened It half past , ),
o'clock, and the performance commences
half past o'clock.
Fret PLaces, One DoNdr--Pit, so Cents, :,
Children Under eight yesrs old, hSy fyicn
~ Messrs. Petin 4 Brtseh4rd rcspesssG
fully inform the public that during the shott :
time they intend to remaid in Alexandria,
they will perform every lair day, which wiz =
be announced by the sound Of Trumpet.
April II.
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Public Sale.

On TUESDAY, the hrss of May, 1t twelve
o. clock, by virtue Of 4 decd Of trust from
WLism Hari.horne to the subscribers,ths
will proceed to sell, for ready money, On
the wharf known BY the name Of Kinks
wharf, -
A Leafe of laid; Wharf with
the Buildings thereon, for the term Of three
years and four months from the FIRST Of May,
1910, subject to an annusl rent OF ave hun
dred dollars, payable quarter yearly, the pur-
chaser to hare The privilege Of removing tho
severa buildings st the expiration OF The
lease on the first Of S+ptember,. 1873, -
1T tAe came tme and Mace ~ BE soId,
A Lease of The frame Ware.
house, on Hooe's wharf. forthe te.m a ono
year and Eve and half moaths, and subjsts
to an annual rent Of one hundred and Alty
collars, with the privilege ofrsmoying the
buildings at shs expiration Of the lease, and
Also the privilege Of the 9, VI, wh, ! and dock
The fee,simple Estate lin =
square Of ground situate On Duke street, ain
bounded b EJyss,e, Payne sad Wolfe lanes,
'snbisct 20 a. sKasity opthrcs hun.lAsd dot.
irs' u s Sarah E.ssl Sta} 1 .R.slss Sss,s-
horne, during Afjr A..eisl l|sss saa y lie
longest liver q tkeI, $st666 yspl4 and &,
very year, On che 6rstAsy ef0iiobsi III each
year. On this square 70 q frame dwelling
now In the tenure Of Chariss +. .NsS.s.
John Roberts.
Thomas Vowel.
April u. soSt
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FOR RENT,

.... FOR RENT,
~HE DWELLING. HCUSE N xhleE'
now reside, q ne, corner Sf falra2H
md Qdssn strssasa.Ths Wsss.s4evse PM
loe ths tsnsmsnt ! skl)ls sssiln ne uss q -
1e geod ssnsrti ~ II ix1t 4 very mo-
dsrssS rent, Pess6SSlek ~ n txe.
!. cuthbert l6weN.
/ Altlk ~
= 80
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affections go these Of tie ..eitissus d q
e capitol. That the holy religion which ,
have inkelitsd from our fathers, ma, u
way. be Tor US and for cur Descendants, !. /
first obisct Of our admiration & The s,ro,.
.st:bond 10. unite cur will-1hat the En-,
pear Spaniarda may be treated and ears,,,.
ihronshout the country with the same j
lection md considsrasion as ourselves, ,k,,
being our btoibrrs. and Being eofaisilsr =;
most sincerely united in, ous cause, and :
this wsy, resting ,:,r basis OF our sos;a
.etihee upon ,hein1issoluble topudaties )
fra,erni,v and union, VIC shall rral,mil,t =
our most distant g.ners,ions the plss.i,,
recollection Of our hapry forts, ane ps,.
hap. we may obtain the satisfaction Of b.
holding our beloved sovereign F.Hia.ul
VII. presiding over ;hr glorious destiny q
Inc people OF lhiss country,
Martin Tsoor Psa,s
,(Sirnedl 1ose dc Ias usmssa.
Caracas, April 20, 1910.
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From the Mevu 2ork Gazette.

Frauds tracticed with Bank Neses.- A.
new fraud or sprcies OF counterfsning has
lately been detected. The persons who
commit j, tear out Of six, seven Or eight
notes as many pieces as will make an addi~
,ional note, being pasted on peice OF THU
PAGER and we'll mate he'd, form apparently a
complete note. The notes from whence,
the pieces arc taken are, with the exception
Of those notes which furnish the margins,
in two pieces, aud these being piLned, sew.
ed, waier.d or paste together, form note
wbi,h appears 10 have been injured by &C
cident, (,oln IN two, or a piece torn either
from the right or left hand margin bu, suf-
ieientIy complete to en,i,le the holder to
demand payment from the bank which issu.
ed it. The notes used for this fraud
hitherto are Of the denominations OF I, q,
8. S, and 10 dollars, and rather new than
much WON 1t is certain that the per-
pe,rators of this fraud live or carry on
their siuaiaous basin>ss in this city,
and that such Of our ci,izeus as are
leas, acquainted with Bank Notes, such AZ
make, people and retailers, suffer the nlcst
severely by it. IF every pstson t.nder'ng
such a note in payment, except those whose
characters place them ahovr suspicion, was
aprrehrnted and taken before the police
for examination, i. is probable the perPre'ra-
tors would be disc overed, and ii is probable
likewise that the banks would reward IN "a
suitable manner, those who had ,given;shsir
time and labor in bringing the. guilty to ,pu-,
nishment. .-.. ...se......-... + ,.-...
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NORFOLK, June /.

On Wednesday evening arrived he,
from -Lscuira, a Spanish brig, having %
beard The persons who lately administering
The government in Caracas, under The ~.
,hori.v of The Supre me Central Jun:a. We
unde,s and that upon the arrival Of v.,sd
at Laauira> bringing Intelligence OF 'hs dis.
solution Of the Junla. and OF other events
in Spain, the authority Of those who had
administered the government OF the colony
in the name Of the Iun,a. was disresardsd
in cons. quence Ct which they embarked,
and, We understand, have taken this eouu.
try in their way 10 Spain, 10 which Ihy
will shortly proceed.
To captain L.ngslon we are indebted sts
HAVANA pspers to the 18th ult. They arc
principally 6Il.d with extracts from the
American papers. The only matter Of In
terest 10 the proceedings Of an txsraordina.
~ mt citing Of the " Cabildo," On the 26h
Of April, upon the receipt Of the p'ssis'
mation OF the Supreme Council Of Regency
Of Spain. and the Indies, ana addrssssd
to the Spanish Americans. The rsPoU
which they have published is lengthy, re-
aec,s principally upon the pei hdy OF Nap''
ieon--,he i'll succ.u Of ths Andslus'aa
forcts-,he investment Of Cadiz, and The
dangers 10 be- appreb. nded ilon tbs emu.
sa,iss Of France in Souh.Ansfiea-aud
ends with PROF orsition to strengthen the
ann ef the governor, who Immediately
published superior order 70 the following
effect: .....,.a .,z.... =. =, -
"Iha, if any person wha'sves has copy
of the proclamation Of the intruder Joseph
Napoleon, dated I'd Oct. 1909, he shall
imme diatsly pr. sent it to the nearest ma
gis.ra,e, that il, may be burn, BY the hands
Of tie hapsman. That ii'any other should
appear, it shall immediasel, be carried 10
his excellency to be disposed Of a. may be
,hougtt b.st Tor the public u anqu,li,y. But
that no person shall rrtain IN his possession
any paper Of this description without incur.
ring suspicion, and be punished According
ly."
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Add 40 Il has hsppenkd with respeet TO,
t{ssxsuSeas and good man, who sfsiinently
was she,polisieai' father OF this couatyy
:Washinsson, IN BIS life time, was highly
respected ss i brave and akllipl gsnessl, ..
wise stasesnaaus and IA sineofrtptible pa.
nios. Ar. .his. dessh ahere WAS q general
gust, Of affection the nation was in tears.
Yet even theTi, the value Of that wonderful
man was not fully known nor could i have
been so fully known % j. now 4is,t basttOm
the woeful experience the country has had
sinse, ,,oE public men whose characters and
measaresShsve been directly opposite TO
his. - - -; ...
sIf,he mantle of.Washing.on had fallen
upoi, his SUCCESSORS; If they had been.en.
dued with his wisdom add virtue, and had
followed his steps If government had all
along continued to move in the same dignl-
6ed course, as we'll since his death as under
his administration IT, would have been
happy indeed for the country; but the fame
ofWashinsson would have bvea less Illus
uioas. ,..i-.,..... 49,.
y As in setting ajewel to the best advan'
tage, something Of different and inferior
color 10 shaded round it as a foiito exalt ito
lus,re, SO the enemies of Washington are
foil to his character. Though" they meant
no. so, neither did their hearts think so,
they have rendered his memory more dear
and his fame brighter than seemingly could
have been possible without their help. BE.
tween hira and them are seen as striking OPP
po.itss as light aud darkness: here wis.
dom, there folly; here masnanimi,y, there
meauness here plans, there prcjee" here
the dignity of an honest mind, there the
,urpit0de efin,rigue, deceit ard ialsehood.
And CORE sponden,ly to the opposite cha
racters have been the different fruits which
the public has reaped from each from the
one natural security. honor and wealth
from the other national weakness, disgrace
and poverty, That there has been" a la
m.ntakle falling of. as to our public affairs,
aimee these men quarsersd themselves upon
the public, is what msss be obvious to eve
~ one who is not sunk in stupidity or
blinded b, prejudice. They have biis'ered
and purged the nation till they have rsdue'
cd it 10 q skeleton. =
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PHILADELPHIA, June !.
A respectable friend has favored us with
the following ~ - =. -. -'-.,~s .
=. ... TRANSLATION.
From tie Gazette IF Csracces, sfAprH ~,
Z $50 -" 1910. '--- -.
;7ssius popuii supreme lex este.

aSaius Popuii supreme lex este.
Our external defence aud security could
,aot be satisfactorily established, while tie
previnees composing che department Of w.
neauIs united under ME, ancient sys,em, did
not form with the capital . confederation
,hstwould ensure respertabili,y to she cause
which we have undertaken and win this
view the provincial scverrmen, have shos,p
from among che natives, those characters
brst qualified BY their knowIedge. attach.
ansrt, 10 The cpmmoa cause and influence
with tie people, to disehssse the public DIV
sies assigned 20 them. under the suspites'
,ef reeipsOcsl bsnr6eeaee and utility /; and
BY shis meaas, .we may promise. ourselves
mas happy ssssls efwbish d 10 susceptible.
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THE subscribes continues %. tescs ths
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