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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-05
FROM IRELAND.

BY the ship VIM. and Jane FROM ireland,
we have received the Cork Morning In
teligencer. of the Goth of October. This
paper contains London dates of the 2lst,
and Paris of the 18th of October.
Accounts from Calcutta state the sur
render Of the fort Of Ramgur to the En-
glish troops
The Prince Regent has issued a procla-
nation. relating to the seamen who tu-
multuously met. for the purpose of Com
peillDg the snip owners and others cencer-
ned III the trade Of Shields, Newcastle,
Sunderland, &c. to comply with certain
regulations prescribed 81 them for tie
navigating of ships and vessels The
Prince Regent states thath he has ordered an
adequate force 10 be stationed in that
neignborhood to qIell and punish the riot
ers and offers pardon TO persons con-
cerned IN those rlotous proceedings, to
make discoveries of the ring-leaGers.
Paris, October 13.-The Generals who
arc TO command the troops which are to
remain in France, to the number of 15O
600 men, are-for Austria, Gen. Frimont
Russia. Gen. Woronzow England, the
Duke OF Wellington Prussia, Gen Gnez-
cnau. All these corps, will, it is said, be
under the order Of the Duke Of We'll ngton.
and will be in their respective cantonments
by the end of the month. Paris Will be oc-
cupied by 10 or II. 900 English who will
be IN barracks.
London, Oct. Cot was determined
yesterday at the Council, that Parliament
should be further prorogued to the 1st of
Feb.
The execution ofthe gallant Por;er was
followed by great change IN The policy &
measures of the Spanish government. OF
the causes of this change, which was sud
den and unexpected, no explanation has
yet been given. But on the 9TH, about 80
persons who had been most in the kings
conf ience, were dismissed and banished.
They had been the chief advisers of mea-
sures ofseverity.
Ney has transmitted to each of the
Peers a memorial, in which he denies the
jurisdiction Of council Of war, and de-
nands to he tried by the Peers.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-05

Nathaniel Taylor. sis Kisey Toney, jonathan
Taylor, Williaiu 'fhorntor. DR.. William Tsswcl,
Robert l.. Taylor, Dani.l VI. Taylor, Samuel
rinsl,y.
~ Sylvester Walkloy, +. r. Wagguman, Mrs.
r.zabet. q Banks, vi SRA Wren X Robinson,
Cnarsd Welch, Mrs Ann Watson. Rob't Wilkins,
Sarah Woody, RichardC Williams, The Hon. Rob
ert White, q. Worrel, Miss Heningham Wills, ].
Is. WhitlccSs, Thomas Wud Mrs. Fix. Wal
thai. joseph Wheaton. O. Wi,liee, Isaac Web
ster, Thomas n. Walker. WIN. Waricil, Capt. u.
\. Woodward, Naser y, oo,,wars,. Alice tumes
Williams, Miss M-ry c. White, George West
James Wht'oeke. l. lmund w. b,ter, Jcshus West,
Richard Whitfield, George We |, James Worel,
Mrs Sophi, Wordiin, Thonas " iiliams, Brien
Williams, john Watson
Il. ~ f-Smiih L. Ycune. Cept,io Thomas Ua-
hcrwopd, Ipeobls NSnesson, Nai,sn Variant, Got
lilel Frederick lrohler, Paul Ulyate. Mrs Ann l..
Fandersa, Jesse :. Vaugha , James Vaughan.
Ha. 70 USHEE, Sen. p. "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-05
STOLEN

ETROM THE SUBSCRIBER. living pres,
+ Coocmd courthouse, the night of t,,e SIX ~ -
month, THREE HORSES, OF the follow ing tltseripo -
two dark bays OF browns and sorrcl-.e ha, hor -
seven or eight years old, and each Of them u;ga,, 80.
elilans hgii-the larger ot the trats. ,gcs a,
Tops DAILY. gong reinarAeby short, he has ii,t ias ~
very tim switch tail, e also has small star In s C
The other bay PAGES very well. and has very r,l,ari
scar Ola both sides Of lis neck produced BY the bite, nr -
horse-thtse Two horSts have marks Of haf,ess an, S
not be considered had match. The sOrreI hors j.
ably above IS hands high, tros PAGES and gallop. and -,
five years old last sprug-he has 4 renarlatl wii,s
his belly, inelInins think. the near sit-L l,os 49,
la his face, and several bite feet. - ''4 D.<c
viii gl'ehity dollars for ie apprehension Of The ,;f -
five dollars each, for the delivery OF the bor.r ~, y
information as will enable me to them '''i'
H,1rDIJer 30. e. % t'|'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-05
TO THONIAs ZONES

STH,
FgNAkE NCTICE-'fhat rs you arc ro,.r..;
4 dent OF ,his state, aud have no known s,,ns T.,
E s,. commonwealth that on the third hsrs,ny II,
february next, IA the state Of Kentucky a, - 80
rds arg, 10 Mercer equity, at the Court t,,se -.
sad Mercer-i shall take the deposiiiors Of 49,
las Parish and others, TO be read 81 e,i,enc 'e'iO
depending ia the Superior Court Of Law of p,,,.,
lngham sogn,y,in wnch am pIsioGa aud yo,, de-
PENDANT. shall, also, on the third Nlond.y;
buary, ut The house Of John Monkey. in J,ss",,;'.,
cou"ty, Kentucky, take the dispositions Of VIII
Dawson and others, to be read ia sal sir '''''N
Yours. t%c. CLABUURNE WEST.
buckingham, Dec. 5, 1876. Gf-wlas
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-05
POWHITE PAPER Mills

fg' bESE Mills, VI ich have 50 long AID an W..
tdiy bcend isytd, now 10 lo.i on, ,.',,',,
---sbool three miles sboye MaBchssie.. "''0'
0T WANTEn qusntt, al Lice or C,,,,..
hsss, to be q, lv'red iii or at the Win. arat 49,,
r. ice will he given. sNu
0J- WANTED, ono "a" two g0od Paper.mst. p. q.
e'uin good wages i be gldsrly pail. ,.,
Cd he SD to the Eiiios Of this pspcr,wi be PROM
iy suened a.. pump
o. WNNTFn, also, two or three Whit, wo,,.,.
Of repuiable character, and s'e0fty hakits In -
aad pick paper. a free lpuss, fr. ,g,,g .a'
comfortable wages will he given, dulne 49,
proaching luclencnt sessor, Application !, b, ,.-.
az tbs Office, ~ . ,he ,tiniendsstat lie sgg
yoyember %. 60-1 49,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-05
Mr.. JAMES WINFREE,

EeLEASE TAKE NOTICE, that 7 shall
q proceed 10 take tn deposition Of CAJiao.rr CLAIR
Esl: ana osr az the h"''sc OF Arni Osty i tIc tow,
1910, TO be rad as evidence in sitnoW depending Ia ne
Superior Court Of Chlncry, for tle E;cl,inoni i,.
wherein am plaintiff; aud You are defendant, es ,;.'
traitor OF waiter scott, deceased, which place YOU ,n,
attend il you think proper. gu may
JOHN HAYNES aoie'or,er
DEFENDERS. - O.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-05

EO8N WOOD would be glas to crsaee . e.
~ ueni"n wen qualified ia the Latin sd Cr,,.s
Languages, 20 assist him in the Classical Don,
msnt, as also in le teacl,ine Of E.nsisb W,,,;i
Arithmetic. To such scholar, very ibarsi 9
enlargement will be given. Any ccnfen,sn ~ ~.
may desire the situation, is requested 10 r,,,,
Petersburg rs 500" as possible, 90 no oo,,l,,,.,,
but those which are personai, will be ate rd., ,o
= tcrsburg, ID acembr RS an 49, w.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-05
LAND FOR SALE.

% IN7VNN 1 10 .UrtU OF truSt. eXecU1
A. td 20 ine hy ihO. Johnson dec. secure tia pa, is1
oi certain sam o' money therein ineioi dn- 20 Tho
ID, PIP bearing date the 3lss Inuary 1914. a.d duly c
M Tie County Court o Fowitan, ~ BIZ sod ~ iis
II. auction, to The highest bidder, the premises loo e
81 LAND, laying ia the County rowla,ai Oh l.o oy
.r Manien Greek. adjoining The nds of rs. kOwSy "
kiis, ami o.rs, and will b sold, Tuesday, the a DAY Ok
January, 1916 subject the WIDOWS DOVER AID ayr
10 an net o' fe list legislature passed ia November is
There - on the land awe0icus, kitchen, dairy ana
smnktshoise, barn, Sc.The Subscriber acting Is ,rscc
VIII eph'S! accordingly. JOIN EEPP.
December 5. ol--,,,s,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-05
HELP 1IIE NEEnN

! AN under the diaereeable necessity of ca,l;ns.
o. Tue gratitude OF Strangers; anticipate tl,.s
shall not be mistaken in my tio,,s 80
in Warren couaty, Kentucky, where a Io1st ,,r'ci-
Gus villain HIS either forged bond ON me- M mo,
cured il done, which is of the utuos, i'm -,
me. Mr: Nicholas Dobsoa has been placeg ~
the subscribing witness to it-Dobson is IA gentle
man, and never saw the bond well kuov e..
fore wish to find the said Doson he is c~,,.';i,,
in Virginia somewhere, and native Irish,aau ~.
formerly dill bu mess for n Mr.. Xii, an sjo,.,.o-
merry Court-holse, 10 Nirgiuia and more ,h.n l;t
y IS now dong business as IN reiiant or pediar.
Any person knowing what has b. CONF OF he .o;,I
Dob-on, aad DOb-ou hinas If IS solicited n,
inc, letting me know where may find lin, H., - 7,
may get his depo'tion to dsprove boni. s. =
Direct your letter Bowling Green Post.Oq;o.
Ware county, Kentucky. ~
Yours, &c. ROBERT w yItrAs
December s. GIJ,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-05

CASH SALE OF NEGROES
I'm "Wednesday the 27th instant, [Dec ]
wi!l b. sold foT-clsi, Pow h.an courthouse 50 NJ
CR0E5. consisting of men, wonc %. hotl Sc.
Cic sac IS intended 90 salty d. dl hy tn Esfafs ~
Francis Lewis decd 70 tie Bank % virginia sis have tetn
conveyed 70 nie IN tsusJ fort'ist p'' .9ss.
JAMES l.D1EaTsOE Tyorcc.
loccsoJsg :. o-ss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-05

ing, r the prosperity of our caunty-
With a national character unsu,lied; with
a government so mild, that the hand OF
power is scarcely seen or felt, our laws are
cXi cuted and obeycd in an uncxampled
manner.--In the enjoyment Of the mos.
perfect liberty, and the blessings of Peace
and PLENTY, what more can be asked of an
Omnipotcnt and kind Providence, than the
continu nce of the happiness we now pos
sess !-May it be the inheritance of cur
CHI .lLreu's children, 10 the latest poslerity.
w. G. NICHOLAS.
Fire f----Between The hours OF iG < ne'oc', on
Sunday night, the startling snunl oil! IRE burst upon
the ear.----it in the wing %. the ic,s building.
o. tie int rsec,0n OF 18th aud Main streets, the
wing occupied b., MIR. Mel tosi, glider, that the
terrible element making his ittack----but owing
TO the ci!arts Of snac ehterprisng citizens ard the
daInrnesso Of the atmosphere, he repealed, and
the building aved from his fury Some i,,lury was
susta; ell in the removal Of ARTICLES, particul ,ry
from Mr.. Allisoh's glass store, and MIR. COttom's
book store.
Cidyens be your guard there are several
r ssos to heve that tins the work oil an iHCen-
diary. large brand WAS found ia the c,o .et where
the Ere commcCced-sod the tran ping # intrusive
steps was heard from 10 oclcck TO within few mi
nuies before tie fire discovered. II is hari to
believe there such wretch, hn, il would be in-
ia.,iation to turn deaf ear "a the ssprosition.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-05
MONEY HOUND.

AZ AS found b. a servant of rnre. as ~
sa!Sat Olange cOurtiotse, rps,., in Ian
notes. which The owner may have by g'ina a;issaetor,
erpon o tm me, after deducting The cost OF adycrr
sing. have doubt whether they wes,. sfti at q
range courtl'ouse Orhot. NOBEbf tAA LOR,
CfU',gc CoEf.ft.
boehl'SF2- c3-2aN ~
coss g -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-05
EDUC5yJON
- ~ Cs'.
TERNELI. &, w G DAY I.

a. TERRELL & w. c. DAY. respe~t-
V fully inform tn Citizens OF Richmond N, C;et..
men 'nthe country, TINT their Seminary wl h. eonn,ltl M
ensuing pear, ai The SANE place and tie plan IS II
present. i' - :
C. TERRELL. Wilt classes in tie Enrl:sh end Fre
Language Geography wit The the iiobcs Arithe
nc, Mathematics, Moral and Natural Phil -S,ihy
u. c. DAl,will teach the Greek and mn, Iaug7lor-,
tl"-itSs OF ulitionare, heretofore dol entfatt,. f,
iue and 20 des iOr tic trm, hc paid in de .,ioy:n
manner, viz II dos. on The !, Of April Il ,ols on he
OF July; dois Oh the ist OF Ocioer dolls, on the SIN
of December or at the of Il 1 pc quarter. I'm. X,
portOS OF the term. les t'an the whole. -
C.TEkRELL, ccnrnnoilte few bows with hoard ,
I2p 'ios tor the term, pad quartz as in ad,ance
y. B.-ir. j. DAFIS, Gentleman Iron, France rAco,r
inei'Ft by MIR L. H. GraYJin oilers services 10 The s,,
dents OF French III tis Seminary, for the attainment Of cor
rect and Genuine Gron,ues::;i .st4se- M =
C1LPfN, also offers las syrviceS fox the same puruo,r
DeeeAi'uNi D. 02-M6w
AM. ir,n-,rr .i,.I,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-05
.sJRY HILL ron s.1IE.

vhVilS Estate lays Gu the north SIDE
n AppoinatoS River, fr ncl's Tavern, ,;, r,
,nSan Road, and II miles wet o. pcNhaan court hony
IL contains ez5 Of LIND, Of Ire rsf qefy soI
which . loNgrouirlS nearly ali cs AIRED. 1idimr1ss ns
are such as Will Si,t the convenience "a gvnscl Aniiy
dependent OF which there housvs oycTscr aid
gro Hith sufficient number ofgranarie. the pre-
NtIon oi the crops Ii Would H. eligible settlement. fol
me.ics Jaw Gentleman, it b ing wth,n a morning, n
Of - coGsthOd,es, aud ina very popuious and wealthy ni
borl,ccd.
Persons wishing tn purchase may AZ the Swan
Itrii IN Richmnnc from the 18th lT or They M
direct 10 Possession b. had tie Ess a of Jaiuo
1916. r. III I6rI-iI
Dacon'ccsHle. Ee-e1nJcr 2. 6s-2w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-05

CT An examination OF the present Students VII ,,l.
on the Friday before Christmas which parents and Ger,
vitel. '' -A~ 49,
Dgccn,br s. sr,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-05

F5SHE annual meeting of the Sto- kholdcA
q IN t,e Bank OF Virginia, will b. held at the Bank
R;chmoni, On the FIRST MONDAY in january.
NNi. DANDIsIDGE. CagLr5.
Te-fr7-,-r 8. ea--t.in,I
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-01-18
Yaom THE sosros cHKosicLE.
THE OLIVE BRANCH.

We are much grati6cd that the I'd edition
ofthc |" Oiipe Braneh' is now in tho press Of
Row K HoopER, at tho Yankee Office, III
Boston. The first edition has given much
satisfaction. We understand the I'd is greatly
Improved. Many errors are corrected, and a
vast quantity Of new matter added, which
makes il much more complete and interesting.
In work Of this kind, where SO much i'm
portent matter is contained, and SO many SUBJ
: jects examined, il might well be expected
that'thc hrst impression would want correc-
tiOns & Improvements, and we arc assured
that all this is effected IN the present edition.
We sincerely believe that tho copious infor-
Smation c6ntainiog in the "OHve Branch" on
fhc subject Of tho relative importance (in a
commcrcial point Of view of tho different
sections Of the Union, has had much weight
In the deliberations of the late Hartford Con.
vcntion. Many Of the members of that dlS-
nifed body were not awate until very lately,
ofthS unimportsnce Of the N. EsgiaDd States
IN point of wealth population, products, pow
Or and ability, when compared with the other
sections of the Union. (.
The (" Olive Branch" has thfolded by hg-
urcs and by facts, such Information as mus.
convince every one, that the N. f.. States
The arguments of the Author are incontro-
versible. No man can deny denomination
by figures.
The Junto may bewilder the public occA-
sionally by continued writings in the factious
papers, and BY keeping up an inccssant cla-
NOR but the moment the people have facts
laid before them that no man can have the
hardihood to deny, delusion vanish, and rca-
son and facts have their due weight. That
this has been fully cyinced by ths success Of
the Olive Branch, and the avidisy with which
il has been sought litter, is mater Of much
rejoicing, nd is highly 'consoling to the
friends of truth. There cannot be stronger
evidence ofth success Of the Olive Branch,
than the violent and foolish attacks upon the
Author, by the " Bosson Rebel" He has
even had the fneanness 10 call him an Irish
man, and Dublin bookseller, to lower him
in the estimation Of the public. But when
we rccollect that FRANxLix was bookseller,
like Mr.. Carey, ths illibetaIity and stupidity
ofthis little reptile, in this respect, will be
properly cstinatcd-&while the reputation oi
Mr.. Carcy will be undiminished
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-01-18
Heed. Quarters, Ne.v. Orleans,
December Is, 1914.


TO fse Citizens Of wsOrtenns.
The Major General commanding has with
asionishmcnt and regret learned that great
CONSERVATION and alarm pcrvade your city.
itis trus the enemy is on our coast and
threatens an invasion of our territory, but ii is
equally true, with union; energy, and the sp-
probation Of heaven, we will beat him at every
point his temeri,y may induce hir, TO set foot
upon our soil. The General with sill greater
astonishment, has heard that British emisaar-
les have been pesmiited to PROPAGATE scdit-
ious reports amongst you, that the threaten
ed invasion is with view of restoring the
county 10 Spain from supposiiion that some
ofyou would be willing to return to your an
cicnt govcrnment-bel;eve not such incrcdi-
bic tales-your government is at peace with
Spain--it is the vital enemy Of mankind, the
highway robbcr of tho world, that threatens
you, and has sent his hitclings amongst you
With this false report 10 put of your guard,
that you may fall an easy prey to him. Then
look to your liberties, your property, the chas-
tty Of your wives and daughters. Take re-
trospect Of the British army 10 Hampton end
other places where il has entered our country
land every bosom which glows with patriot
Ism and virtue, will be inspired with indigna-
ton and pant for the arrival Of the hour when
we shall meet and revenge these outrages
against the laws Of civilization and humanity.
The general calls upon the inhabitants of
the city, TO trace this unfounded report to its
source and bring the propaga,or to condien
punishmcnt.--Th rules and articles Of war
annex he punishment Of death 10 any person
nosdine secret correspondence with the enc
(ala al -. |.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-01-18
PHILADELPHIA, january ii

..a-rfttlAhbCA>FI IlIn, JdBu1ty H. IA,
Extract of letter, dated Washing City, IAN 6th
81 have Just read letter from an otlicet OF
the government az Ncw-O orleans, dated De-
ccmber IL, 1914, which gives the following
The intelligence OF the appearance Of
reached this city last Monday every thing
here was in motioa the ehctpy's feet seen
of large size, did not exceed thirty, bur the
small craft are numerous, ana advice was
soon received oftheir approach by Lake PoR-
chartrain /; tho hect approaching near Ship
Island, cmbarking troops in launches, and
the fiat bottomcd boats which they built IN
the Chesapeake.
" Our naval force o6 the lake amounted 10
only Eve gun-boais and q schooner, which
moved towards the enemy who had msnned,
nlr,y-eight launches and bargcs with heavy
guns, and approached our little fleet: con-
flics very desperate took ploce, which lasted
q full hour and d half, when our gun-boats
were taken by boarding after having sunk
thiJteeo of the enemy's boats, and made a
dreadful staushter in the othors. The crew
OF our schooner run her ashore, and set fire
to her. The capture Of our liulo flotilla,
leave them in possession Of the lakes to tho
north and east of us and the bayou St John,
(only four miles in length) separates os from
the lake.
{" General jackson, who has been here
since the first inst. has been making the re-
euisite dispositions, and inspires entire conf
dence he says he will maintain the place u
gainst the enemy, whatever may b. the force
they bring and has proclaimed martial law.
|, is suspected some emissaries Of the enemy
are In the city he has therefore called upon
the good ciiixens TO report all persons who
shall endeavor 10 spread rumors of any kind,
calculated to distracl or alarm the people
snd'his force is pu, ia the best condition. II
amounts, In reYuials aud militia, 10 four thou
'saod mens beside Gen, Coffec's detachment,
which are within three days march Of US, all
mounted men Gen Carroll, Of Tennessee,
is also ON his route, by the Mississippi, with
hve thousand aud mcasures are taking to
bring down force from above, which viii
render the en.erprize of the enemy more
hazardous than their attack upon Washing
ton City. The feet is the same which lately
ravaged and burnt the villages on tho shores
ofthe Potomac, and is uuder the command
OF Admiral Coo hrsne."
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-01-18

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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-01-18

The wisdom Of the Hartford Convcntiohis is
manifest, inasmuch, as, after the Southern
States have enjoyed the Slave Reprcsentation
for years without its coneonAitsnt evil, taxa
tion, they have proposed, at the moment
when those States arc Just beginning 10 taste
the sweefs Of direct taxes, TO abolish that re-
presentation, which will Of course exempt
them from heavy amount Of taxos, and shit
that amount on the other States, among
which we shall have TO pay our proportion,
although we reap no solid benefit from tho
change. We do not pretendto Be perfectly
accdrate--but supposing the Slave.holding
States entitled 10 10 additional Represents
tives, and every State to pay 5 $4,000 for
Representatives, Il follows, that II the Slave
Representation 10 abolished, 5 $40 900 must
be taken from the quotas OF these States, and
distributed among the whole.
One Of our Delegates is reported to have
declared, that there was never so much u'ii.
dom collected before 10 At Hsrsford--thas he
had no idea there was 50 much wisdem even
In New England. This isN match for the
bompkin, who o. being showna s 80 note,
exclaimed d--ss / never see so much money
don't blieve there evcr was SO much mo-
Hcy !" =
The modesty Of Rhode Island Gas well as
her reiigion) will hereafter be proverbial a.
mong her sister States, when il is considered,
that With 4 representa.ion in the Senate, o.
qual % the largest, she has solemnly propo-
sed Through hec Delega,es) 10 the Southern
States, 10 eise up their equivalent Of Slavp
Rcpresensation, without even Offering them
4 y - 11<.~ A. 80
Il Is to BE- regretted, that the Convention
had not aulhorixod the ssle Of their palns
phlsts, on their own sccouns, II they could
have recouc,lec such . procedure with their
" dignity, il would have cousidsrabip light.
cncd ous State taxes no doub', half lksir
cxpenccs mighs have oeeo paid in this way. /.
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