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ma. When they hsd been liberated,
they travelled on mule across tts
southern continent to Porto Belle.
on their way to England. They had
heen commanders Of South Sea ships.
engaged in the Whale Fishery, &e.
Captain Porter was in fine health, a.
was all his ships company. Frieate
and crew in excellent order. He
had with him on excellent man Of
war brig which he had taken and of.
ficered, and manned her by, new en-.
listmenis, and kept her 10 company
Tor cruizing. She was very fine
vessel. He got at Lima all supplies.
He had, rs those English master,
expressed it. - Quilted many vessels,
and had much property on board"
He was endeavoring tie sale Of the
captured ships, but was not permit.
ted. 1t was, however. expected he
would accomplish it."
From the Londbn Pilot Of .aug. If.
When intelligence Of the com.
management Of hostilities between
Great Britain and AMerica reached
Canton, there were lying in the ri
YER thirteen merchantmen belonging
10 subjects fthe United States but
owing to a general Impression, that
as the Ostensible cause Of the war
had been removed on our part. an
immediate peace WOULD be the con-
sequence, the ships were not taken
of, but only detained until instruc.
tons should be received from. En-.
gland. The ships h cargoes, which
are Of great value, will now, no
doubt, be seized and csniiscated.
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to be about 19O in killed and wound
ed.
From the Plattsburgh Republican.
BRITISH ACCOUNT
OF THE CAPTURE OF PRocTORs
ARMY.
The following is copy of a print
ed handbiIl. received from Montreal
list evening. The same is contained
in the Canadian Ceurant, a paper
printed in Montreal.
.fontreai. Oct. 18th, 1913.
GENERAL ORDER.
The commander ofthe forces has
the deepest regret in announcing to
the army that Lieutenant Riffen-
stein, staff Adjuiant arrived yester-
day, and is the bearer OF the fol-
lowin, unpleasant intelligence. thai
Major General Proctor. having sus.
tanned by the unfortunate capture of
the squadron on Lake Erie, the loss
of very considerable portion ofhis
military force. which, was serving
on board that fleet, as well as the
principal heavy ordnance necessary
far THE defence Of his military posi-
,ions-commenced his retreat from
the Fort of Sandwich, on the Gath OF
September; having previously dis
mantiad the posts of aAnherstbursh
and Detroit. and burned and destroy
ed every public building and stores
ofevery description.
The retreating regular forces con-
sistins Of a small detachment OF Roy
al Artillery. a troop Of Provincial
Dragons, and the remains of the
list Regiment. in all, about $50
rank and file-which was accompa-
MED by a body Of Indian Warriors
from 10 to 1900.
The encmy's fleet and army an
peared off 4 mhersthurgh on the 26th
Of September, and landed on the fol-
lowing day. but soon reimbarked
their troops and proceeded by Lake
ST. Clair. to the mouth OF the
Thames River. Tho American ar
my was again landed. and accompa-
MED by Gun-Loats. followed the
route Of Major General Proctor's
corps, which, having been much res
tardcd by the slow progress Of hi
loaded batteaux, they were enabled
to come up with the rear guard and
loaded boats on the Sd instant and
succeeded in capturing the whole.
Major General Proctor being thus
deprived Of the means of supporting
his little army, was under the neees
sity of awaiting the enemy's attack,
which took place at 4 o'clock il the
evening Of the 5th inst. near the
Moravian village.
A six FOUNDER on the flank. was,
by some objectionable neglect. left
destitute Of ammunition, and the enc
my, ayailing himself of this uhfor-
tunate circumstance pressed npon
that part of the line which wanting
the support Of artillery. was forced
by the superior numbers of the enc
my. M.ior General Proctor exer,ed
himself to rally the troops. who, be-
ing exh austed with fatigue, not
having received any provisions the
preceding day. were unable to make
adequate excrtinns to resist the SUI
perior numbers by which they were
assailed.
The safety Of Major Gen. Proc
tor. the officers Of his personal staff
and some few others. together with
about so men has only as vet heen
ascertained. The Indian Warriors
reiterated towards Mackedash.
The enem,'s forces employed on
this service is estimated from 10 TO
$4,000 strong. including troops of
every description.
EDWARD BAYNES,
Gnn
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p. v. DE HARDEN.
Major Canadian regiment

Return Of .americon prisoners taken
NEAR Fort George, June "a. 1919.
Light dragooBs-t cornet, SER
geani, 10 rank and Gle. Light ar
tillery-t captain. 1 Lieusenant. 4
sergeant, 81 rank and Gle. 9th re-
giment ofinfantry---1 captain,i lieu
tenant, serSeants, 81 rank and file.
tith ditto-f lieut.. col. 8 captains,
II lieutenants. 1 surgeon. is SER
geants, sol ran!, and file. goth dit
TOT maior. esd ditio-t captain, 4
sergean,s, dtummers, 81 rank and
file.
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Total-f lieut.. colonel, 4 major,
6 captains, is lieutenants, 1 cornell
4 surgeon, Is sergeants, 2 drummers
16z rank and file.
Return Of ordnance, &c.
One 10 FOUNDER, one 8 FOUNDER
2 cars, stand Of colsrs of the fsth
United States regiment.
(Signed) EDW. BAYNES.
Adj. Gen.
The loss Of the enemy is supposed.
to be about 49, in killed and wound
ed.
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From The Boston Palladium, .Nou g.
EFFECTS OF THE WAR.

a suiaD VESSEL ifOHl ffOvIHcetOWn
bound TO. -Penobscot, put into this
port yesterday. We understand she
has several families on hoard AS
passengers. changing their place Of.
residence at this late season, on ae-
coanl Of the difficulty of procuring
iuel and subsistence at their late
home; the war having suspended the
usual pursuits Of the inhabitants
of Proyincetowon, and made it al
most impossible for that place to OBJ
tain the supplies necessary tor il.
Among these unhappy emigrants are
persons Of different ages. frem the
winter Of life to infancy, and three
pairs Of twins.
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Extract Of a differentiated
:. BOsT0N, Oct. FL.

A gentleman dined with me yes
tertay, who is OF Norfolk, bis name
Banks !; he had just arrived from
HAVANA. He Informed me that in
the Middle ofAugust last he was in
Jamaica, where were three or four
gentlemen, masters of vessels, who
had been captured by Captain Pon-
TER, Of the frigate ESSEX. and
carried, ships and cxrgoss, into Id.
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From the Democratic Press.

We have been oblisingIy furnish
ed by a friend with tho following in
teresting intelligence Of the frigate
Essex, and her gallant commander
and crew, 1t Is one year this day
since the Essex left the Capes of the
nslo rv.rA
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LONDON, Sept. "a.

The place Of Poet i.aureat has. It
is said, been conferred on MIR. Sou
they.
Of the twenty-seven mi'liens'
forming the amount oftlie late ioan'
the rum Of 2i,152,674l. has been
paid, according to accounts made up
ut the Bank On Saturday.
A letter from Altoona, OF the f0.h
of Sept. at s IN the evening says:
" Tie principal authorities, eiyll
and military, are at this mnment 10
council, to deliberate, no doubt, IL
the place 10 TO be defended, or to he
evacuated and burnt In all proba-
bility they will defend it as long as
they can, and then burn it,"
Tie following is an abstract OF the
Killed, Wounded ind Missing, In the
assault Of ST. Sebastisn's. and since
the last retarsss asd "iss in Tue ae-
ton on the frontier OF France.
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From the Boston Daily advertiser
.N,ocember 5.

B..
We commence to-day the puhlica-
ton OF the Bulletins Of the Grown
Prince, contained in our file OF Eng
lish papers, which have not hereto
fors .nppeafed. We have also on
hand the dispatches Of Sir Charles
Stewart. OF which an abstract has
already been given. hut which we
propose 20 insert at length. when our
liw;ts will permit.
Fourth Bulletin Of The Cro'rn ? rince.
PoTsDAM. Aug. Fl.
Tt announces the position OF The
Crown Princes army from Potsdam
to Trehbin and Beletz THAT the e.
nemy had under Oudin"t 10000 men
at i,uekenwalde. Some affairs of
advanced posts had taken place.
General Walaioden reports. that
two sattalians of l.atznw had been
attacked near Laueaburg. on the
>17th and 18th. by six hattalions; but
they had beea repuised.
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r. /. Taylor.
P. G.. MarSteller.
cots
April 9
SIXTY DOLLARS.

WILL be given for sPPrehen3ing
w and securing in'goal SO that l
Get him again, Negro MN named
GOR, late the properly of Wiii'am
bowman, deceased ne is about ,hlr
{, years of tge, five feet nne or ten
inches high stou' mace, ot lark brown
ompiexion. very full e es, a large.
mouth. with teeth very VIDE apart,
ssurIy look and manner Of spea~iHg. As
e has been hircd ont for several years,
his cio,!ing is unknown he IS COO
,er BY trade, ard works entirely with
ii. lei, haad, he thumb o! witch mas
laely been very sore the m.rS ct
whic may be plainl} seen. l viii give
riftv Dollars to have him secured III
any goal in ,hi. state. or tbs above re.
ward, ilsecured in gao! out OF tins state
Masters o, vessels AMI others are
rorwarned against harboring or carry
ing off said fellow at their peru
James k'isbett Exr.
Fairfa. County, near Ooeoauan'
April 9. ~
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ReUz0UdI. ~ s
o. JOSEPH SPEAR,
Resheetfulty Informs his Jfiends and tAs

RestcctfuLiy Informs ms friends and fAs
fnbAc,
THAT he has removed his shop 10
Royal-street TO the one lately occupied
by Mr.. B. Adamson, near the Coffee
House, where he carries on the CAs
BINET BUSINESS in all its various
ranches--he also makes and repairs
ell kinds Of Musical instruments, such
As Piano For,es, Bass Viols, Violins,
Guitars, sc. and will also furnish Ma
hoa any Collins for grown persons fof
ffeen dollars. He hopes the quality
of his materials, the soundness OF his
work and the strict attention he Inc
tends paying to his business, will en-.
sure him encouragement from gencs
rous public. All the above branches
Of business will be executed at tho
shortes notice.
November %. law
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lust Published,
For Sale By ROBERT GRA

For Sale BY ROBERT GRAZ
A MAP of the British Possessions
in North. America, including pars
OF the United States. by F. D. Ailan~s:
A pamphlet accom- panies the Map, coff-
tanning brief description OF the Towns,
Rivers and Fortifica,ions, contiguous to
the Sea, of War, fully explaining the
Map Price OF the Map and pamphlets
3 Dollars.
JUST RECEIVED,
A correctC hart of Lorg-Island sonn4b
from Montauk Point to Frogs Point, IN.
Guiding Fishers Island Sound, kWatsh
Hill Reef-Price Of the Chart 3 , SO
also,
A large supply of Reeves water
Colours in Boxes of 6, ~ & - colo9fs
each, a. prizes from n ssSss 10 ~
lars,
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GEMS CAIRNS.

Since the outrage IN this town on
Tuesday last, the public sen>ib'liy nss
been still more strongly excited, b the
forcible seizure oft~o ci'zt rs in anc!sh-
boring Town, on a military warrant, by
a parIy OF these United States Volunteers,
(amone whom was M'Cuy) and bringing
them under guard to the barracks Ia TINS
placc. This affair beng in train tor
further inveslig zion, and The pubic agi-
tatiop being extreme, We torbear to COM
ment-The citizens If New Hampshire
will not tail to make themselves scqualnt-
ed with their Bill Of Rights.
Concord Gazette.
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ofths administration, indicating any de.
sire Of q mediation On the part Of his go
lvernmsnt, between the belligerents.

From the Vermens Washingtenian.
Glorious sriamfh BY Land !-On the
second Tuesday instant, the people Of
New Hampshire gained most glorious
triumph over the Advocates of War,
Loans, and Taxation.
The venerable Gilman is again 20.
vernon of Newhampshire, by majority
OF about 1000.
Every branch Of the government is
fedesal, and the heate majority in the
house will be about 40.
Let her sister Vermont go, on Wed
nesday next, and do her duty.
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PUBLIC SALE.
Pursuant to a decree of the

County Court II l'arfax, in the SUIT oi
Charles Hig5es ag4inst John Mclver
nd Josiah Wstson IN Cbancery, vii
exposed to Public Sale on the Pee
mises, Or Thursday the 18TH day 81
May next, that part of the Stumphil'
T act not disposed OF at former sal:
consisting of Lots No Sc, 81 y md
8, containing in the whole rs acres
la po:ex The situation of these Lot
so convenient to town, will render
tasm an obje,t to purchasers, aud the
sale W ii be made on oredlt OF g. y
and lS months, the payments to be Sc
cured to the satisfaction OF the Com
missioners.
JAMES KEITH,
GEORGE GiLpIN,
FRANCIS PEYIGN,
Commissioners
Anril 9 .h6teol0t
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pUBl,i,, SALE.
April 9

UNDER the authori y OF Decree
of The Circuit Court OF the United
-tstes. of the District OF Cclumbia oeld
t Alexandria, IN ,he case OF Samu ,
Ihomas ,gainst the heirs OF Richard
areiI--the subscribers vii expose. TO
public SAL on he premises. or STIR.
day the s4,t day of this month at 5 o
clock IL the afternoon. that valuable
sIr acre of ground, situated It the in
I rScct,ur of rinCe and Pit streets IN
he ,own OF Alex ndria, on the south
side of Prince a,d on tie east side o.
Pitt street. For &c accommodates OF
perso Disposed t purchase. II vii
he lald of and sol in small lois at i
convenient size for building One
bird of tue purchase money viii % re-
ou;r,d in hand. and on the residue d
credit of three and six months will be
allowed, to be secured BIZ good endors.
d negotiable notes, and lien on the
property sold.
r. /. Taylor.
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A letter from Fredericksburg to a
gentleman in this Town, dated 7th Of
April, says "that letter has Just been
received there from below, Stating thai
all Is in confusion IN consequence OF sc
yeral British barses being above Ur-
hanna, all the neighboring militia are
under arms, and it is said shirmlsh has
taken place, but we have no, heard the
result. The harses have taken three
vessels with corn aud two with Hour"
From the National lnfelHgeneer Of he
1854 March.
Various runors were yesterday atloat
in the puslic paints, ou the subject OF an
Arnistice, said to be either In train Of
nenociation or concluded, 10 prevent
the rumor from gaming further curren-
CIV, we think proper te state that We be-
,ieye it to be entirely without tounda-
ton.
REMARKS.
Frsm the .Neqv- York Eucning Posf OF
.AhrR /.
Just what might have been expected
The loan being over, the armistice Is at
an end. The turn being served, ther.
i NO further occasion Tor the fsisehood
The turn, however, is but badly served
Tor not a cent has been Obtained eestwara
,f New York, a poor hundred thousand
here, and not cent in Philadelphia
We have heard, but we 60 not oeie'e
#. that respectable federal broker has
opened private subscription tor Q per
cen, stock al 90 per cent. discount, ana
,ve have heard too, but that We still less
believe. that three or four patriotic te-
deral gentlemen have. subscribed i'ou'
9n 70 $4,000 dollars each TO this list, al
lodging that their sole motive was 10
nreyent the government fIom oelns torc,
81 INTO a dishonorable peace ms
rsne,t il wholly incredible, Tor why
shnuId true patriots, acting trem sucn
motives, have waited till they caaio
clear 30 per cent. before they saoscfio-
ed? Or why should they not have walt
"A IN aiShooorablo terms were, at least,
n~ono,ea b, the enemy No, no, the
story is incredible from one END 70 tue
otheron the lace OF It. re-
pr,r let me ask question here Ill
,be Government had any desire OF peace
and had anv prospect Of concluding IT,
do YOU think they could 20, easily nave
so,,,r;vsd 70 make the fast knswn to the
mon;ed men If the country And II
,hey mad, is there the least shado" =.
doubt but they might have oo'ainee no'
n,srelv sixteen, but sixty millions OF mo,
rev, & tha, in less time than they wouia
nave wanted 1t? But the fact |. Tar ot"ef
wise: no peace is intended or eSpee.eu
NO peaes is wanted A person IS now
!, New.York who heard Mr. Madison
cav with his own lips that while nc re-
.ns;n.d president, DO peace should ever
10 made with Great Britain, without
~. ah,ndoned, wholly and uncondiuoh-
s Ill her pretended right of search Tor
british seamen in American mercnan'
vessels. Atd we state 1t as uh .uss-
,;on,bIe fact, that MIR. Dasehketi mas
expre ssed in uneqaryocai teSms, MS ".
fer fincredulitg in all the late professions
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Of friends. His patriotic services we're
displayed throughout the Southern Cam
psigns in the revolutionary war-He
distinguished himself in the battles Of
Camden. Guildford and Eutaw, in which
last he received. a dangerous wound,
which disabled him. Our pen is too
feeble 10 do justice to his memory.
Fed. Rep.
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Herring Seine Irvine.
Just receiped y FOR SHE.
S cases Herring Seine Irvine sures
rior quality Cameron Street Wharf.
George Coleman.
IN STORE.
5 5::::i ': .';ss. SALT.
Rust aad Ravens Duck
DO Sheetings
Cork for Scincs,
; Tanners Oil in bbIs and half bbfS,
Sperm and Whsle Oil.
Paint do in tierces and bbls.
Birthstone in bb!s.
Mess No | and 3 Boston Beef, bbfs.
and half bbls.
Do prime Pork, bbls.
bb!s. Tar. Rosin, Turpentine and
Pitch.
Aprii 7.
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babitants to the French, manifested in
that city,a circumstance which is motto.
ed in numerous LISTERS, dated the LIST Of
the month, conveyed by the last Gotten
bursh mail.
s. An article dated from Vienna, APP
pears to have been put forth, for the
purpose of reiterating the cordial friend.
ship betweea Austria and France, but it
does rot appear that the court of Vienna
has consented to place any additional!
force a; the disposal of Bonaparte /.
is merely mentioned that the Austrian
contingent il to be completed to its orr.
piual number.
"An attemp. has been made to de-
stroy the king Of NVirtemberg, by blow
ing up small house in which he had
taken his station for the purpose of
shooting game. Happening to quit the
house just before the explosion took
place, his life vas saved
" The papers mention great number
of addresses from different cities and
towns in France, expressing Indignation
at the conduct of generai D'York, and
offering to provide soldiers TO recruit
the armv and also notices OF the offers
Of several cohorts of the national guard
70 march on active service.
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DIED..

On the 2lst ult, at the house Of John
I Mason, Ess. of Lexington, (K.) Mrs.
MANY AkMIsTEAD Howard, consort of
Gov, Howard. Inlhe death OF this a.
niable lady, society has been deprived
Of one of its BRIGHTEST ornaments and
one of its most valuable members.
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+. TO LET,

A Dwelling House On
Duke street, adjoining nay dwelling,
and IN very pleasant situation.
AlSOAa Warehouse on
King street., formerly occupied by Mr..
Davis Smedley.
And part of a Warehouse
az iowerend OF Duke street, quile COZ.
venlent to the water
ALs0,
A FEW ton of Chalk for sale.
N B. would thank those who have
borrowed Tools belonging TO me, to res
turn them-and particularly a two story
Ladder, very long stout Crcw.Bar,
and set of TWO story Cornics plains,
and a valuable Architect. Both tho
Plains have my name on them, and the
Crow Bar has the two FIRST letters Of
my name
Thomas Preston.
april rs
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PRE-, April 5.

h"ll D.
From EUROPE.
New York ofthe ship
'N Papers to the 2sth
received. They fur
lS' Of consequence
''es are 10 the 10th
N lac operations of
+ the north to he 4th.
F;'s Says The L.sndon
Z Tie list the Kiag of
Ee a demonstration to
Nv east OF konlgs-
p'odoat to return to
h h close ofths day, and
~. abandoned it and
En- s the neighborhood
w The Sd also, Mac
''1's'eere with a par,
ace gnaer his orders
7 Of Italy arrived a,
! 'ae 10th ul,imo, and
~ = the preceding ever
lVm Dresden, Inserted
:, empire, mentions
"a aud llalian troops
eng 70 reinforce the
:, ,s 70 en'er the Saxon
:, a Of this month, and
@snse BY Leipsic to
, =, paper we have a
,.' !: Of the sth Janua-
!. =! formation OF twenty
Il, ,s' , but not a syllable
~' hostility of the In
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/ wenty Dollars Reward.

RAN AWAY from the subseribcrs
living at sully, in the County of Fair
fax, (Virginia,) Negro Man slave
named WILLIAM, who calls himself
YIN. Hurweil-Ie is Mula,to, about
- wears cid, five feet eight or ten inc
ches high, straight and we'll made he
- active, fluent. very srtful aid intelli-s>
sent. His yIsage is thin cheek bones
rather high, muse very flat, to- ehead
low and generally covered with WOOL
He reads and writes iolerab!y we'll, and
will probably exhibit psss of sons
Kind He woroaw,y ab!ack cloth coats
but has variety of cloathing. He was
seen shaping his course towards slex@
andria where his father, free man
named Nat Burwell lives He has serv.~
ed me as house servant for SONS
years. and has lived in Alexandra and
in Stsunton.
Twill give the above reward to any
enc Who viii deliver said slave to rpe,
or safely lodge him in the Jail OF ALEX,
andria or Fairfax County, and greater
rewara together with reasonable exc
pences if he be apprebsnded out oftha
State of Virginia or the territory Of CO..
lumbia.
Francis L. Lee.
April 7.
EeIhs Editors Of the Federal Res
publican are requested 10 give this two
or three insertions and forward their
srs.urt 20 i!essrs Sno-G: * Sinln,s.
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ELISHA SEARS'S CASE.

This man has been arrested tor vlolat-
ing tbs rules and articles of war See
Colonel Pixies Proclamation he 7"ns
with irons-fit is said with sirfy lbs.
qye,ght by order of Col. CLARKE
But. thanks to ths independence OF
tie District Judge, the Hon. ELIJAH
p,1yr he has been brought up by d
wr,, of habras corhus, and no evidence
appearing against the prisoner nc was
accordingly liberated.
VIVA, would have been the fase Oh
Moor Sears, had our District Judge been
: tool Of the administration instead oil
an upright and independent mi" t1s,
Of Justice He would probably, have have
been left to suffer, perhaps without even
the form ola trial, the sentence threat
sn.d in Colonel Pixies Proclamation
DEATH.
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D,rp in Allegheny county, MARYLAND
.ftrr four DAYS illness, OF a pleollsy, Col
-, IyNn. one of the bravest> Of pa
80. go Nd hest of men-A sounder heart
awelt not upon earth We know ct no
~ io.s more TO be dsplored at this time on
nnblic account. 1, leaves VOID "h'c"
r pan scarcely be supplied He was q mo-
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