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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-20

A'ALL GOODS.-The subscriber has recei.
a we'd by the Ayerick, from London, AM Cora
rom Liverpool, general assortment of GOODSs
suitable to the season--among which are
London and Yorkshire superfne Cloths an5
Kerseymeres
Union, Bedford and Bennets Cords
Swansdowns, Toilinetts and Dcnim's
"a and Cd double miled cloths
Gt.oatings, Bearskns, Freze, Flannels & Baizes
Plalns, Kerseys and Blankets
Cough G Brathwaites' Napt Cottons
Yarn Hose, Worsted and Cotton Stockings
Handkerchefs, Shawls and RIusns
SIX Velvets and Sewing Silk
IRISH Linens and Droghedas
Queens Cord, Velvets, Thicksetts and Cousfis
tuition Cords
good assortment of sadlery, Hardware and
Cutlery
Smiths Bellows, Anvs and Vises
Flat bar, Crawley and English blistered Steel
he continues TO transact business on commissi-
on ana has tor sale, on consignment, Queens.
ware, Wbiskey, Shad and Bar Iron.
ROBERT CAMILLE.
november 13 ,f
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-20

TOR SALE-One moiety of tract of LAM
containing about six hundred acres, lying
on James River. in Coochland county, a fe y
miles above the Court House, late the propert,
OF Robert Peasants ct Curles, dec'd--snd which
possess in the RICH, of nv wife. The terms Di
sale will be made known Oh application TO Mica
jah Crew, who is authorised 10 contract for the
same. An indispntabie title will be made to the
purchaser The other moiety may also be pur
chased by application to John c. Mostly, of Pow
hatan.
MAURICE L. MILLER.
Old Curles. Dec Is @
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-20
EoMPKINs & MuRRAY. have rece;ue.,

'OMPKINS & MURRAY, have received
by the ship dverie, their FAN Supply OF
LONDON GOODS. containing a Greet psr;
ofarticles, suited to Ike season, among The IA are.
Diaper and Dsnssk Table Cloths and 2Japkimss
an elegant assortment,
Scotch Holland Shceting of very superior ouaIitS
SuPerhne Cloths and Cassmeres do do do
Dolman's Bond Street Hats do do do
Carpets do do do,
lrlsh Sheeting, Linen and Long Lawn.
Ihey are in daily expectation of receiving, a,
the brig Cora, from Liverpool, their fail supply
OF Coarse Wooilens, Hardware, Cutlery, &c &c.
which will render their assortment very con-
plete
October % &c
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-20

FAIRCHILD, MERCHANT TAYLoR.
- takes this method TO inform the public, that
he as again commenced business in this citv. Mt
the store occupied by Mr. WIN. Craven, nearly
opposite the street leading to Col Mayo's bridge.
where he intends carrying on his business, and
earnestly solIclts share of public patronage -
Likewise would inform the public that he has n
pened \ handsome and we'll chosen assortment of
GcODS, IN his line, which were selected with
the utmost care and attention Amongst which
are-suPerfne cloths ofevery colour, which NAV
be called for, likewise double and single milIed
kerseymeres ofvarious colours, second and third
quality cloths all colours, also ,nnels all colours
---in short every article usually called for in a
Merchant Taylor's Store; all of which will be
SOFA on reasonable terms for cash only, as il is
impossible for him TO do business in any other
way.
~ b. The subscriber intends keeping on hand
Goats, Surtouts, Great. Goats, Pantaloons and
Waistcoais OF AL colours, qualities and sizes, in
order that gentlemen who are in want may be
furnished at once without being obliged to wait
or days and often IoDger---like wise assures the
public that the garments they may purchase Of
him ready made, shall be made in the neatest
manner, as much as though measure was taken &
made for particular persons
N. u. Wanted to hire a Negro Bow. Is or is
years old, one from the country would be prefer
ed.
November 81 wifi
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-20

VIE subscribers have just received supply
II OF best DrrcH Boil ING CLOTHS, which
.ney offer for sale Also cases mehs' fine ats.
o ahu 4 I IRISH Linens, Kerseymeres, Mens' e
Wome9s' Cotton Hosiery, Hayannah Cigars Can.
aies, Soap, Raisins in kegs, Muscovatlo Sugar in
nogsiieads and barrels, a few boxes 10 by II ana
Eoo boxes 8 by 10 Window Glass, at an unusual
"a low price, and as agents, constant supply If
Beck's Patent Shot
NJ G. B M1-ERS.
november so 9wSyy4w 4
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-20
nv NJ. b. PAGE, having AIKEN tha, celsor
w ted stand, known as the
SWAN-TAVERN

hopes by ms steady personal attention to his bu
s'ness, to support the high reputation viii CHI it
mas enjoyed under the long management of Can't
MOSS AS he has two excellent houses detach
ed IRON the tavern, travelling families, & others.
wiu probably find the SWAN as desirable rem.
devious as any in the city.
December 4. 90
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The subscribers, under the firm of Moncure,
Robinson and Pleasants, will carry on, from the
LIST of November ensuing, the AUCTION AND
COMMISSION BUSINESS, in the Buildings
lately occupied by Prosser & oncure, to which
business their attention will be exclusively devo
ted; they tender their services 70 their friends
and mos. particularly to the Customers of the
late concern of Prosser & Moncure. and hereby
assure all who may favor them with their conf
dence, that their most unbounded exertions will
be used TO give general satisfaction their store.
room on the Mann Street will be reserved exclu
slyely tor the reception of dry goods Their DAYS
OF public sale will be Monday and Thursday in
each week-Their grocery sales will be held at
their Lumber House, on the Cross-Street, leading
TO the Governors, and their dry good sales, at
their Auction Store, on the Main Street, nearly
opposite the Eagle Tavern.
They have on hand, for Private Sale,
80 Hhds. prime Antigua Rum, part of which
is old
20 Hhds. } BroDn Sugar, part Of which is
so Barrels 1st quality.
10 Hhds Molasses
so Barrels Loaf Sugar
10000 lbs. Coffee
Imperial, Hyson aud souchong Teas
20 TierceS Rice
Cases Glass Tumblers
A few bales Point Blankets
A few cases Elegant Prints
n rev DaieS India Cotton
Kerseys, white and blue Plains
German Ticklenburgs, Rolls and TTessians
Pepper, Ginger. Soap. TIC. &c &c
All Of which will be sold low for cash, or APP
proved paper in town.
I'm MONCURE,
.9OHN ROBINSON,
FRED'K PLEASANT,S.
Thew are in hourly expectation of receiving
% % p p,nusI PRIME SUGAR.
NJ X. G. p
October 3d. vic
PRlN TING &,
OF EVERY DEsciuPrtoN, NEATLY exGcurE:pI
AT THIS OFFICE.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-20

@ ALE OF VIRGINIA BORN SLAVES T,vor-e
~ ty tour likely slaves which were of major
WIN Lght'oot at the time of his death viii be
sold t. the highest bidder before the i&a,e;,.,
door IN the city of Williamsburg on the 4,a day
oil 1a"uary next OH twelve months credi, bond
WIN approved security will he required t. CARRY
interest from the date If not punr,uallv ia
should the 4h of January be so unlikely .- to
prevent the sale, it will take place se soon as
the weather will permit. Most of these s;.yee
are young md very likely, four ofthem are young
men jus, grown there are three boys above Ia.
lour young women and girls. One of the men
Is middle aged, he rs good carpenter and his
wife who has no child rs is believed is an excel
lent weaver--Mr Browne intends to sell 1t
the same time and place sevea valuable slaves.
SO that there will on that day be disposed &
thirty one likely slaves
JAMES SEMPLE,
1ddni'r VIM LIG HIFOOT Decd
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-20

1 MON HALL ACADEMY Subsc,i.
~ oers tender their .sa,,,,est thanks 10 their oar
rons' }or their encouragement during ths oyesest
yea, 1hcv Uinfer Vdcation ap,U commence ON
Friday The Eth Of December, ar rohtch time thew
earnestly solicit punctuaiity IN the payment of such
balances as may then be due then. as their engape
'ientS SrtH shortly thereafter require all The finds
theJ can command. TIE subscribers Sp;X ,es.,,S
their labors on the 15th .5,nuyy, 1871 at Suhich
'i'r, there sSrH be fezu ,cancies in their School
Their Course Of education s,iH as heretofore. con,
Prehend the Ldtis Greek & French Classicks. I'm
glfsh Grammar, Reading. flirting and arithmetic,
upon me Following terms, vis'
Board S 80 90
Iu'noH 53 Sc
Washing and nending - 90
Payable hat yearly, boys finding thei, ozpa bed.
ding We niust beg Of those gentlemen rrho have
conded 10 us the management of their SONS o, yards
for m present rear, 10 nform US a, an earlF Der;
od sshether they SuH be- continued rho rest year and
Of other applicants, 10 be positive IL, their engage
meats as Sve might otherwise retain vacancies.
soAich would not be flIrd The subscribers can Of
jer no better pledge TO their Patrons than their en-
tire dependence their profession, and the deten
deHce Of its success thei, exeytions
THOMAS W. NAUPT
FRANCIS r MAUPl.
Wear Liadsay's Store, Albe7nayle, pa.
% No boys svtI be admitted for a shortly
term than wear TW NJ G. f F. M
NoVeni6e' 50 ts 'wtf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-20

4 ALL GOODS c, E't!a
= LACE, have just received by the Dispatch
rom Liverpool, Is bales Woolen-, consisting OF
Cloths. twilled Coatings and Blankets, and Elan.
ncls. to be sold only by the bale.
Likewise by the Levant---
"a Boxes Window Glass, 70 by Is Sc Is BY IS
I Cssk Scythc Blades assorted,
IL doz. Spades and Shove,s.
Likewise by the John and Adam from London &
40 Pieces best twilled Sacking
Case Manchester stufs, assorted colours
1000 Lib Seine Irvine
1 Trunk Threads, assorted colcrs, from Nor
~ to No. Is
! The above GOODS will be sold reasonable.
tor cash oFacceptances in town, 90 days.
Likewise two ton GERMAN STEEL.
October IL. 1917
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-20

NJ Office The subscribers have opened
i y STORE, next door above the house for,
merry occupied by Messrs Ro6t G. allan PoiloSi
ana intend carrying on business, under tire fi,mt
OF H,ItaD' Colqahoun 6 Co. will always keep on
hand. general assortment of ORR GOODS.
suitable to the season. which they viii sell low
oy wholesale, for cash. or ON credit to punctuaE
customers 49,
Ihey have now received ell their London sup
P'y, from the ship Averick G ny the ship George.
q susan, DAILY expected tom Liverpool. they
will receive their Coarse Goods. Rardzpare and
Cutiery, which viii complete their ass ortment Sop
this al
WILLIAM COLQUHOUN.
WALTER & THOS. COLCJHOUEr
November 6. tf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-20

Ordered, That ,esre be given TO bring in bill
" Providing for the reception of -four in the pub
iic warehouse at Petersburg, and for other pur
poses" and that Messrs. johnston (of Prince Ed
ward,> Otey, Watkins, Nicholas, Gee, Temple
and Mason, do prepare and bring in the same
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-20

NJ EGROES, FOR SALE In tie town IS
L Cartersvlc, on s ,ttlrday, the ga of De-
cember next WiH6e efeyed far sale, TO the b.ih.
est bidder, about thirty likely NICHOLS cor
s'sting OF men, women and children, chiefly h.-
longing to the estate of Col. MAYO Carringtou,
decd. Cash will be expected for one half use
purchase money and credit Of twelve months
will be allowed for the balance. on DC purchas,-
eoterng. bond with approved security, 70 c4n~
interest from the date If not punc,uaily paid
.3OIfV ADA4iS, dt.r.
soYember 30. ~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-20

+, LHOR SALE Two valuable ,enenents s;tus-
ted on the man street in this city having
thereon store and lumber houses, and every cor.
venience necessary for mercantile business. and
IN a aourishing part of the town-ior terms en-.
quIre of
MoNcURE, ROBINSON 6. PEASANTS.
K Dec 6, W.,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-20

| )HNSON Sy WARNER-BOOK- Sell
- LERS q SIAIIoNERS---Adjoining the
M"sef 6'idge, Richmond Have just received
CIV pair of9 md II pch Globes, and daily ex-
Pect to receive complete sets ofMathematcal In
struments, Gc They have on hand, as usual, an
extensive variety of Books in the different de.
partments of Literature, and nlllhe common Ar
tIcies in the stationary line. Lately published,
new md improved G .itiOn of
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-20
HENfNG'S VIRGINIA JUSTICE /.

Aud IN press, me first part of the institutes of
the laws OF England, by Edward Coke, with adj
ditional notes by Hargrave and Butler This book
which in common speech, is called COKE LIT
TLETON, is so well known and appreciated
among all the professors oflaw as 10 need no DIES
SFiPtion or euiogy ii is sine qua non of every
law library IN the United States, and yet has never
been printed here
ms BOOK VIII be handsomely printed on
royal paper ofthe best quality, on a new and eie
giant type, cast expressly for the purpose To be
printed page for page from the last London Edi
ton, in three handsome SO vols, bound in the
best manners the price subscribers will be
5 lS, to non subscribers S 81.
november 80 yh,,,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-20

a DISSOLUTION ofthe Co,parmership. un
n der the firm of Prosser & Moncure, having
taken place, in consequence of the death of Mr..
Jphn Prosser, the business transacted under the
SAID firm, must, of necessity, be immediately
'rought to a close. All persons indebted TO the
Aforesaid firm, are, therefore, requested to make
immediate payment to me, and those who have,
or may have, claims against the said firm, are
most earnestly invited to apply, without delay, g.
cecelye DaymPnt Of
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-20
VIM MONCURE.
SurOiving partner of the iate firm Of
Prnsser e Mnrc,,rc

October 80. tf
U My Office, after the first Nov'r ensuing,
will be kept during this winter, at my d yelling
House, on ShockG Hill, near the Capitol Square.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-20

"M w DICKINSON, hasxeceived per.
w the ship Rola, captain Sanford, ffo.n rs
yerpool
Fine and superfine cloths
Firest cloths and kerseymeres
Kendall Cotton and coatngs
Manchester Goods assorted, and
20 Crates Lv"rpool Ware.
IN STORE
800 Sacks salt filed in Liverpool, and
30 Crates Earthen Ware,
Which arc offered for sale, on low terms,
November 13 *
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-20
TT MON HALL AcADEMY-7ae svb,,,;.

N Orleans. November so. WIN
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-22
From the PHILADELPHIA Democratic
Press.
JOHN GALE JONES.

This gentleman who has innocentIv been
the cause ofthe commitment of sir Fraocis
purdett to the Tower, was the particular
ana intimate friend OF the writer of this ar.
ocie. lie Is by profession Surgeon the
greater part however, OF his time has been
eeVotsu TO literary pursuits and political
sxertinns. 30 tar back as the year 1895.
NAT Jones was Chairman Of general meet
ing OF the London Correspopd;ng Societv-
heid IN St. Georges Field. In I7s7 he wax
arrested at Birmingham for speech d..
nVered at public meeting. The prcssnr
fr' mier OF England was then deputy attor-
ney tor the county OF Warwick and ore
pared an Indictment against Jones. uuon
wnich ne was convicted but in conse quence
NJ the Indictment being defective the ca,,sa
was returned TO and argued before fb'.
court OF Kings Rgncfl, tie defendant fNr
J9nss) was aever called up Tor 8 ptence.
md the Cause IS now in that situation
wn'ch lawyers call cura attvisare yuit.
Mr Jones Is the author of the letter 20
the luke OF York, and some o,her ysrx
ceisDrated letter5 lately publisned under
the signature OF junius. He has for manu-
years been constant and highly popu,a.
speaker az the L0udon and Westmf,.s te,
rorrms His langu ge IS chase classic,
and abounding in metaphor Of th., 80
beautiful kinds. His action is gracsf,I -
commanding. His voice has preat Con
pass and is peculiarly melodious. Sasvref-
" interesting, SO strongly preposse ss,nr =
voice as that OF Johu Gale Jones never me-,
my ear. IL never met any ear wnhou: pre
possessing it in favor ofthe SPEAKER.
1'ere were occss 'onaiiy bold ircir,y If,
MS speeches, which was particularly nj
ens,ve TO his political opponents. i w,Ii
rehenber that in reply 70 speaker wha
had oeen iavishing praises on George III
iones SAID, !" Let not the gentleman suo-
pose tina. have contemplate opinion az
the understanding ofthe present ENG. an.
convinced and So are the nation. that h.
Knows what's what rs well as any man in
Engiand. But sir, fear that the gen..e.
man is not sincere III his praises O. maies-
ty, and in truth it too often happeos iran
men praise Monarchs as they praise Mus.
tard with tears IN their eyes
The words sc what's what'' were ryo
nounced with that quick and inquis,,ye
tone of voice, which instantly rea,De , d
his hearers of the many witty things Oh b,s
majesty recorded oy Peter Fincar.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-22
Providence, (R H. June 1.
MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT.

On Tuesday las, Deacon Calvin Jacobs
his sen Saranns, and by by he name Of
William II. Pearce, were drowned in Pal
mer's river in Rehobo;h. They were
wa hing sheep in the river. when Deacoa
Jacobs observed ths boy overwhelmed in
The stream aud struggling with death
Ills son imnedia ely ran 10 his assis-
lance, when both became en,ansled AID
unable to exlrica.e themselves. Desco,
Jacobs jumped from the bridge, and en- q.
dsavored 10 relieve them, bui in the strua
gle OF death they held him 20 The spo,
and the three literally embraced dea
in each others arms. An aff.c,ona. .
wife aud four daughters remain to wa
the loss of husband and father, and he
community to mourn the los, of value d
citizen, and young man of promise ard
usefulness. A boy escaped from The ri
YER by Creeping on the bottom, relates the
particulars of this shocking affair. The
father was 10 the 59th year of his age,
and the son about 2o-.the boy was IA OF
Is years of age. 90 tragical an even,
begSars DESCRIPTION every feeling OF lu
mainly must sympathise with the afll ced
relatives oil the deceased,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-22
(12 i-a Gents Singt.l

with brush, and then set FIRE to the
PIE. Mr.. Hayes being missing for
some days, suspicion fed on the me-
gross. A negro woran, who for fear
OF assassination, with which she was
threatened, dared not make an alarm,
was examined and disclosed all the
circumstances, The negroes were
taken up and carried before the Ma
gistrates, when they made full con-
tessIon OF their guilt. They are now
IN close confinement, to wait their tri-
al at BERTHE Superior Court in Octo-
DER next. Edenton Gazette.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-22

berry OF the mail, the first, time, the
offender shall wound the, person hav.
ing custody thereof, or put his life in
jeopardy, by the use of daugerous
weapons, sNch offender or offenders
shall eufer death. And if any person
hall attempt to rob the. mail of the
United States, by assaulting the per.
son having custody thereof, shooting
at him or his horse or mule, or threa-
teniog him with dangerous weapons.
and the robbery is not efre cted, every,
such offender, on conviction thereof
shall! be punished by imprisonment
not exceedia three years. And if any
person shall steal the mail or shall
steal or take from or out of any mail
or from out of any post Office, any
letter or packet, or if any person shall
axe the mail, or any letter or packet
heretrom or from any post Office, whe-
sher with or without the consent of
he person having custody thereof,
and shall open, embezzle, or destroy
any such mail, letter or packet, the
SANE containing any article of value.
or eyihence of any debt, due, demand.
right or clasm, Of any release, receipt,
acquaintance or discharge, or any other
article, paper or thing mentioned and
described id the eighteenth section of
this act, or if any person, shall, By
fraud or deception, obtain, from am
person having custody thereof, any
mail, letter or packet, containing any
article of value, or evidence thereof
or either of the writings referred 10.
OF next above mentioned, such often.
der or offenders, on conviction there
OF, shall BE- imprisoned not exceeding
seven years. And if any person shall
take any letter or packet, not contain.
ing any article of value or cvidenc.
thereof, out of post.ofice or shall
open any letter or packet which shall
have been In the post office, or in the
custody of mail carrier, before it
shall have been delivered to the per.
'on to whom it is directed, with de.
sign TO obsfruct the correspondence.
to Pry into ano hers business or Sc.
crets, or shall secrete, embezzle O,
destroy any such mail, letter or pack.
CT, such offender, upon convictions,
shaii pay for every such offence sum
not exceeding five hundred dollars.
Act TO be Continued.)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-22
HORRID MURDER.

On Saturday the goth ult. a most
daring Murder was committed on the
body Of Mr.. JaMEs HAYES, of Brittle
County, N. &. As Mr.. Hayes was
takirg his usual walk to observe the
progress of his negroes, finding little
or nothing done, he observed to An
thony Virgins, an indented mulatto.
VINO acted as an oVerseer, that more
work must be done. Ghe mulatto re-
piled they could not and should not do
more. lncensed at his iusolence, Mr..
Hays threw a root at him, which hlI
him on the breast. Anthony then
struck him with hoe, which brought
him to the ground, and in spite of the
old mans prayers aud entreaties, con.
tinued his blows until he terminate d
his existence. The negroes present
though they did not assist ia perpe
rating the horrid deed, appear t. hay G
been willing spectators OF the dreadh
scene. Anthony, assisted by the ne
groes, tied aropc 70 the BODY, draege,
1t to tie side of branch, covered
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-22
BALTIMORE, June z,
p AN EXPLANATION WANTED.

IfJohn Adams can account for b;s ,o,.
concealment of Kings letters, and MR.
ia communications, &c. which, unrasei
me design OFT British mioistfy 20 tt,cso
us into war with Ftance and Spain in l7qs
we may reckon him al upright man and
honest statesman b1i, a. present i, vyo,,,,f
require such fei h as could remove rco,,.,-
ta'ns, 10 believe him either. He lay +,
silent ambush, with all these proofs r, 10
desk, whilst Miranda ael his 30. nts ~.
carrying on ;her schsnes i'm ihIs co,r,,v
unknown TO Mr. JefIerson-Mr Adf,
sop-in-law (Smi.h) was CONCERNED u;.t.
bim-----Sm''h and Ogden were scoait,ed.
though they admitted he iacl, berauss -
was declared by The iederaIists, tbat NJ.
Jefferson was privy 10, and countsnao.,d
the unlawful armament. Were the 40
omen!' LACEY published, or copies Of sher.
lodged In The DePa tmeDt of STATE AnC.
1t not, did Dir Adda.s apprizs MIR JelTe,.
son Vt 'heif existence and The ov@ft,,,. !,
they contain l--If Sc her vas the s...-
no" can Ids Adams Justly himself r.
permitting vile faction 40 calumni ate ,b..
late President, when !! YVES evidently -,
his (mr Adams's) poscr 10 iecel ,bs &c.
iUnBy
We have a proper sense of the value of
Tr Ad9ms's disclosures; We ihink ,bey
'Niii be ysrT uSiui TO tnc American ~.
ioriaiI--bot, We oiso reg I'd To ives -.Iad
,ne federal parry retained is s,c nda,e..
ma Nc hdsms che presidency wooia
30 have besn favou eli ~, n ore haiti ~
'i' fevoseucDs land can ~ (es,riy
oppose, thai he has s,ncc avail. s h,o,|
IA 81 tie llfn AID tide of pubic en-
psn' :" "s', bis son 'n'o pl.ce, add re-.
'o'e h''''s=d q !asoU !-~ibe wri er az
.A's IS "o' actOa.ed tg unworthy v,sws;-
oo'I ass'ses "a 'horCosh exPiaaa !oa =.
IS 10
AASg aoSzsy ESoUsaEas.
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