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as Clerk Of said Court, the same being
the proceeds of sixty eight head of cat
tie seized by Hart Massey, as Collector
of the District of SacketI's Ii lrbor, and
afterwards condemned under the law of
the United States passed the 4th day of
Feb. 1915, prohibiting the transportation
of provisions, cattle, &c. to the enemy
during the late war between this coun-
try and Great Britain; and that they fur
Their inquire what measures had been Ia.
ken by the Treasury Department to col.
lect the money from said Rudd, and to
report to this house whether, if said mo
ney cannot be collected on account of
the insolvency of said Rudd, the United
States are not bound to pay to the said
Collector his share Of the forfeiture as
regulated by the act aforesaid; and also
to indemnify said Collector for his ex-
penses in causing the seizure and con.
domination of said cattle, and in defend
ing himself against a prosecution in the
State Court on account of such seizure
ION this resolution there took place
some conversation between Messrs. Viii
lisms of N. G. Sergeant, Mccoy, Cam
breling, Sterling of N. Y. and others,
on the merits of the case somewhat, but
more on the proper committee to give
it in charge to. twas at length agreed
without objection, to refer it to the Ju-
dietary committee. 1t appeared in the
course of the debate, that the actual a.
mount of dedication of MIR. Clerk Rudd,
which made so much noise year or two
ago, is about 10000 dollars, part of
which was money belonging to the
United States, anu part belonging to in
dividuals.]
The Speaker presented communica-
ton from the War Department, trans
uniting statement showing tbs appro-
priations for the year 1921; the amount
unexpended for each specific object; and
the balance remaining unexpended on
the Slst of December, 1921; which, on
motion Of Mr.. Smith. of Md. was refer
red to the Committee of Ways andMeans
and ordered to be printed.
i BANKRUPT BILL,
| The House then resolved itself into a
committee of the whole on the unfinish-
ed business of yesterday, (the bankrupt
bill)-Mr. Taylor in the chair.
Mr.. Mitchell supported the motion to
strike out the first section of the bill,
in speech of more than an hour He
was followed by
Mr. Phillips of Pa. on the same side,
who expressed his sentiments at consid-
cradle length; when
Mr. Archer of Va. rose and remark
ed, that he wished to submit few OBJ
servations on the motion; but, perceiv-
ing that the usual hour Of adjeSrnment
l had passed, he moved that the commit
tee rise and report. which was agreed to;
and after the committee had obtained
leave to sit again.
The House adjourned.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-15
Public Sale.

80 BY virtue OF Deed Of Trust
" from James 8. Scott and wife,
s bearing date the 18th day Of July
182l, to the subscriber for the
purpose OF securing the payment Of sum
of money therein mentioned to Henry G.
Slade, will be sold to the highest bidder
tor ready money on Saturday, the 2nd OF
March, 1899, at l2 o'clock, A. M. on the
premises certain lot or parcel Of ground
with the buildings 4 improvements there.
on, situate an the south side ofDuke street,
Seye d to toi the said Jane. :. Scott, By Lou
lisa Irwin, by deed bearing date. the 9th
July, 1878, and duly recorded in the
Clerks rfice al Alexandria.
Upon receipt of the purchase money. the
subscriber; 40 Trustee. will execute
deed. N; 8. WISE, Trustee.
feb7 dts
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VIM. Fowle 8 Co.
HAvE for sale
III 10000 lbs Havana and st. Domipgs
Coffee.
Io, 900 lbs Sumatfa Pepper
So bids New Orleans sugar
60 hhds retailing molasses
Goo boxes mould = dip't candles OF all
!. proved brands
600 reams wrapping paper
500 pieces Russia duck lst and Cd ql'8
500 do Russia sheetings
loo do heavy and light Ravens duck
so do Russia diaper
is tons st Petersburgh hemp
80 casks candle y soap tallow
ESQ casks nails assorted sizes
80 bbls. No. 4. Boston beef
So casks new rice
la pipes bold Sicily Madeira
10 half pipes wine Woodhouss
20 or casks brand
~ cares Olive oil
Half pipes 4 quarter casks Kiers 4. Co.
Madeira wine years old.
Quarter casks Of old Malmsy Madeira do
SO casks mountain Malaga wine
IS casks claret wine entitled to asben
ture.
l5, 900 bushels St. Ubes salt
600 tons plaster paris
70 crates Liverpool ware
5 casks English sewing Irvine.
jan IA II
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POSTSCRIPT.
Mem York Feb Is.
INSURRECTION IN SMYRNA.

-. Mem York Feb. Is.
INSURRECTION IN SMYRNA.
We are indebted to our Boston cor
respondent, for the following particu-
lars of an instruction in Smyrna, from
papers to the 25th Nov received by the
Sally Ann, Capt. Edes.
Capt. Edss, arrived this morning from
SMYRNA states. that on the Goth and 2lst
of Nov. an instruction broke out In
SMYRNA. and between Sand 400 persons
were massacred. Every thing was in a
yeyy unsettled state when he left; more
or less persons were daily massacred.
A war with Russia was daily expected.
$4,000 Russian troops were said to be on
the Turkish frontiers.
RESURRECTION IN SMYRNA.
In Smyrna there have been new excuses
committed by the Turks, more bloody
Than those OF the 18th Of june. They
showed a disposition to turn then Jury
mon the Europeans, but although few
victims have fallen, they bave been re-
strained by relic of respect, by the sspl-
r;tad conduct of the Consuls, and by fear
ri the armed vessels in the port.
On the 18th an Austrian subject was as
sas,inated by miserable Turk, who ala
M, even take the precaulion to hide hIm-
self and the demand Of the Austrian Con-
sui disregarded under the most idle pre-
,Syts. this with the threats thrown out IN
juced the Frank population to arm them
selves The 18th passed in tranquility.
although the Turks IN their quarters 1sa were =, re
d A. : an attack upon the Europeans Ia
u ,hs Course OF the night an ARRAY took
n ,%s between the Turks and some Euro
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-15

Washington's Birth Day.
THE INDEPENDENT BLUES,
N7ILL parade 10 full uniform on Fri.
w day, ED instant, at The marke
square precisely at 8 o'clock,
J. H. SMO0T, Sec'y,
ttrThe company will attend spfciaf
meeting on Thursday, the l4th inst, .. The
Town liallAt 2 o'siesk.
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SALES by 9kI3CTION.



or BoDks. Cutlery, de.
On FRIDAY Evening" at TO clock,
H7lLL BE- continued the sale d Of the
w librarysof the lale r. c.. Norton,
deceased, consisting OF Books Of every
description, on liberal credit.
ALSO,
Very superior cutlery, stationary ready
made clothes, &c.
feb IS
Public Sale.
On WEDNESDAY 4 I2 o'clock,
WILL be sold bat, at the pottery OF the
Messrs. Kinney e Cos tan yard
AL the Stock IN Trade
of that old and Hourish,ng establishment
consisting Of every description of pot.
terry ware Of the 6rst quality in lots to suit
purchasers. Terms at sale,
S. A. MA2STELLER, suc't. z
feb Is
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For Freight,
For Boston.

.AK, The very superior brig OLIVE.
. Isaac Lincoln, master, burtben
1000 barrels. She has halt Der cargo en-
gagged, and will commence loading jmme-
diately, to be ready to sail on the first
opening OF the river, for freight of 1000
barrels or passage. Apply to
ian IS JOHN H. LADD &Co.
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From the following paragraph, it would
appear that our auctioneers must be little
more definite in the description Of their
cabinet-sares or it will be mistaken for
ware of very different sort -
From the Illinois Gazette.
An auctioneer in the City OF Washington
advertises for sale "three Cabinet Secre-
retaries." There are four officers OF the
national Cabinet entitled Secretaries, viz.
the secretary of State, Secretary OF War,
Secretary oitbe Navy, and Secretary of
the Treasury, which OF the four are 10 be
thus disposed OF. or for what crime, we are
lett to conjecture. In some states of the
Union, the penal code authorizes the sale
of human beings for certain crimes or
mTsfortunes, but it cannot be imagined that
either OF the distinguished gentlemen. at
the head of the departments above named
can have incurred the dread penalty OF
the law How then. are we to understand
this singular advertisement?
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-15

Doctor Joseph Wheelwright
NJILL practise Medicine, Surgery &c.
wv in Alexandra and its vicinity.
His present residence is at Mrs. Evelith's
Cameron street, opposite the market
house.
nov IS dit
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-15
Mr.. e. Mrs. Richardson,

Mr.. e Mrs. Richardson,
D ETURN their grateful thanks to the
IL citizens of Alexandra for their libe-
raj patronage extended to them the 9th
inst. and most respectfully inform them
that they intend giving second perfor-
nance on Monday evening, 18Th inst.
Particulars will be given in future I'D.
vertisements. ss
Harps 8 Piano Fortes
Tuned and repaired--addresses left at
the Gazette Office, will be duly attended
to.
fahl3. - sr
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For Amsterdam.
{ First Spring Ship

First Spring Ship
.SX> The well known superior copper
$500 fastened Ship GENERAL LING
AN, William Crubtree Jr. Master. burthen
about 600 Hhds: three fourths OF her cargo
is engaged, the remainder will be received
on reight.-Apply to
WV. FOwLE f. Co.
Captain Crabtree will continue 10 attend
to the concerns OF his Shipping friends
any property entrusted to his management
will be duly attended to.
dec 80
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-04
Education sSocietU.

THE next annual meeting Of the MAINE
n BRANCH OF THE AMERICAN EDU-
C.9IION SOCIETY, will be held at Portland,
on Wednesday the 9th of January next, at three
o'clock, P. Nj. il the Rev. Mr.. Payson's Meet
ing-House. In the evening a sermon may be
expected, and a collection will be taken up in
aid Of the funds of the Society.
The Directors will meet on the same day at
twelve o'clock, M. and the examining committee,
10 which application must be MAZE by those who
desire 10 become beneficiaries, at ten o'clock, al
the Rev. Mr.. Payson's dwelling house.
BENJAMIN TAPPAN, See'y.
.4usustG, Dec. 20, 1921
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CONVENTION.

THE Contention Of The Congregational Minister,
az Name, organized at Portland, the last
winter, will meet at Portland in the vestry OF the
second Church, at 10 O'Clock, A. M. on Thurs
day the tenth day Of January next. In the course
of the day sermon will be delivered before the
Convention, ieably to appointment, by the
Rev. Mr. Gillet, of Hallowell and a contribution
collected TO the relief of the iamilie Of deceas-
ed ministers. BENJAMIN TAPPAN, Scribe.
augusta, Dec. 90, 1921
(cFThe members of the Maine Congregations
al Charitable Society, are requested to meet at
the time and place stated i'll the above AdYer-
tisement Per order,
ELIJAH KELLOGG.
Jan. I, 1921.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-04
VALUABLE UEDUCTNE
ANTI-DYSPEPTICK pIrrc

LII
Prepared BY Henry James-Nery York
A N apptoved and slmosl certain remsdv toy
"A DySpepsia. or Indigestion. habi,u.l Cos
tiveness and piles.
ms well known that Dyspepsia i one Of ,be
lEos' frequent and formidable diseases &c our
country. lis commencement ;sindic,fed n diff
terent patients BY various symptoms. e Which,
the most remarkable are, irreguiarifvef he Lcx-
els, obstinate cOstireneSs, hcadseLf co,,,ro,,t,
cdHed Nervous Or sick headache, ueLiovn,,s w tl-
eyes aud sk'H, Gciddy Of ne stomach otIer ,c,r.
gte" called hart burn. faiultl,ce or ,rind - M
stohlach' ber TASTE in ne mouth ~ t6e yorll.
Jodid breath, dr0~siHess an,r d;,,ner J.JEf'
daSst"de, emdcGtion, depression or sn;,;,s &c
The Pills now offered ere not pronosed "a ,be
pr,ncIpi- Vt speci6cks. Their nse WAS snrrcg-
req oyxieory hut their efficacy has been tested
~ long and falif ful experience and ,be rp.u,r
us ueen Unparalleled success.
rules being connected with in6;ces,;o, .rs
Sos'~eness, are certainly aud speediJy removed
BY these Pills. 's''o's1
Persons afflicted with anv of he .,ov. .vn.-
1 r.l are assured, that the An,,-Dy.rer lax
rms are remedy well worth their .tirnt;ap.
""u er,iicd 10 their entire confidence.
For sale wholesale and retail b.
HENRY RUTMAN
sottiand. Sept: IS. 1921. rtwl,
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DhnFrp@%
II SSJ-L ~ - y
TnE WARRIORS WREATH

The Warriors wreath Of glory
Is studied thick with woes;
All crnIsoned DER and CORY.
The hgl,s with which IL glow.,
Are hearts disloined and riyen,
And sinking 70 decay,
Ard widowed bosoms driven,
From every earthly stay.
The Orphans tear-drops glitter
Upon she vict0r's wreath
While thousands taste the bitter,
And drc ainless sleep Of death
While thos sands sink to sleeping,
Who never wake again,
And hearts boreavcd are weeping,
The fortune Of the slain.
Yes hearts unnerved and broken,
Thy brilliant wreath entwine
And manv a moumful token,
On conqueror j. thine,
OF hopes for ever blasted
Upon the field Of fame
And lives posred out and wasted.
FoGild thy trophied name.
though bright and dazzling splendor
Hume thy victor brow
They cannot still the tender
Laments OF grief and woe
HaTk . hear the wounded-dying--
Uiter their last faint cry;
In pain behold them living
They gasp for breath-they die
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NJ. DAVIS,
.dgent for the State of Maine.

N~'|E'FN"
As the above LOI Ely /, q avn on a new
principles perhaps Il viii need some, explanation
The whole Of the numbers in the Lottery a,e mn
into one wheel, and oil the prizes into The other,
and tLe numbers and prizes ere drawn out against
each other, until the prizes all out; then he
Lottery has done drawing. When all the mum
bers remaining undrawn will be blanks SO thai
there will be no more risk IN buying Tickets, any
time during the drawing, than there a. before the
drawing commenced.
Nitbout any encouragement 10 old ticket vei-
ders, M. ID, has within 10 months had the pleasure
of distributing TO his customers the following pri-
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-04
RUSSIA MAGAZINE.
IF Particular Notice.

GEORGE b. STARBIRD. TAILOR,
INFORMS the Il habitants Of Limerick, and
IL the public in general, that he has removed
from Portland, and taken a stand at Limerick
corner, where he executes the
Tailor NG BUSINESS,
IN all its branches, with neatness, punctuslity
and dispatch. He returns his unfeigned thanks
70 his patrons for past favors and respectfully So
licits continuance Of the same
03-Ladies' Habits aud Peisses cut and made
in the most fashionable style. The latest fash
ions are just received.
Instructions in the Art Of Cutting taught at the
moderate price Of TEN DOLLARS
N. Il. Allpereons indebted TO G. 2. :. are
requested to make immediate payment TO John
Mussey, Jr. ESQ. and those having any demands
are requested to exhibit them to hin, for settle
ment
limerick, Dec. 90, 1921.
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CHEMICAL LECTURES.

DRoFEssoRCLEAvELANDwiIl give bis Introduce
tory Lecture on FRIDAY evening, January 5,
81 o'clock. The succeeding Lectures, common
cling also at O'Clock, will be given on MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY, aud FRIDAY evenings OF the FIVE
following weeks. Each Lecture will continue
from one hour 10 one hour and half
The tickets are ready for delivery at the Office
Of Stephen LOngfellOp, jim. Esq. and at the Office
OF James p. pGnee, Esq. Middle Street.
January I 1929.
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Extract from the Journal Of the late Re,
Thomas Smith.

THE Publishers of these Extracts, having been
furnished with number of scattered leaves
of the Sermons Of said deceased, to be distributed
with the Extracts, as samples OF bis singular hand
wr,ing--give notice To those who have already
received any of the Books, that they may be sup
piled with one for each Book, al this Office
0P be few Subscribers who have not yetre-
ceVed their Books. are requested TO send for them
either here. or at Mr. Hyde's Book Store.
u Members of the Legislature and Others,
who wish TO preserve the last Census and Valua-
ton OF Estates Of the several towns in the State.
~ informed that they are (with other interest
ne mai'ers) contained in the Appendix 20 said
Extracts
Portland, Jan. 4, 1922.
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BOARDERS WANTED.

MRS. WEBB, will accommodate four or six
1t1 Gentlemen Of the Legislature, with gen
teel board on reasonable Terms.-Apply at the
House owned by Mr.: Richard Gooding, nearly
Opposite tho Rapii-t -Hco.s"5 Hs.-s., -Feuerai-
Street.
Portland, Jan. /, 1929
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Massachusetts GincinIIuti.

THE Standing Committee of the Society 81
l. Cincinnati Of The Commonwealth of Massachu-
sets, III conformity with vote of The society,
give notice to the Widows and Orphans Of de-
ceased members, and TO such of their Bre,hren
as are IN necessi,ous circumstances. that sppli-
cation for relet may be made on or before SAT-
URDAY, the 18Th day of January ensuing, 10
the Committee, or any member thereof
The Committee
His Ex'y Gov. Brooks, Major Daniel Jackson,
Dr.. David townsend, Capt. John Fow vile.
Capt. Robert Williams, Capt. Benjsm Dana,
Capt Adams Bailey, Capt. CANT Bedford,
John Calender Esq. Capt. Thomas Howe,
MIR. Thomas Jackson, Mr.. Samuel Perkins
Col. John Popkns, Joseph PIERCE, ESQ.
DIR. John Hart, Samuel A. Wells. ESQ.
Capt. Francis Green, Rob- G. Shaw, ESQ,
are notified, their meeting will be holden on
said Saturday, the nineteenth day Of Jsnuary, ct
Concert Hall in Boston. ct eleven O'Clock, for
the purpose of acting on any applications which
may De made. A punclual attendance is reques
ted. THO'S JACKSON. Assistant Eeciu
Boston. Dec. IS 1921 SisSos
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Doct. GEORGE w. KITTREDGF
INFORMS the Inhabitants NJ poar, y.
ne mas taken room al Ddna's Bcardiur. Eonse
1eAt west OF Rev. Dr.. NIcHoLs' MeetiuS H.
Dec. o1netf, where be may be found eady % wait
profession. WIGS IN ms
Poris7Ha, Dtcer'G:r 10, 1921 rs,,
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UmJreUas 81 Parasois mnnutactu-
r,d at No. 4, Exchange Street, Portland.
II RUGGIES

CARRIES Oh business at the above place,
~ where Umbrellas and Parasols will be made
or repaired at a short notice'-Ivory turning done
with neatnes and despatch. also keeps on
hand first rate Silk, Bingham and Cot ton Um-
brellas-a general assortment of Musical lnstru-
ments. from the first European Manufactures
Extra quality Bass Viol and Violin Strings~-Ro-
man -Pegs-Bows-Bow Hair English
refined RosiD, for bows-Clarionett and Bassoon
Reed Spare Mouth Pieces, &c.-English Screw
PIncush ions-manutsctured whale bone Of all
sizes.-N. 3; Cash and the highest price given
for Deer's horne Jan. /.
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Cumberland Insurance Company

ANU al NJ EEIING.
TINE Stockholders Of the CUMBERLAND In
Il suRANcE COMPANY are hereby notified that
their Annual Meeting for the choice OF seven Di-
rectors, for the ensuing year, will he held al their
Office, on Monday the seventh day Of January
next, at 2 O'Clock r. NJ
By order OF the President and Directors
JOHN CHUTE, Jr. Sec'y.
Portland, Dec. is, 1921.
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ODE,
Written 5y Samuel Woodwork, and sung at
York, on the anniversary Of the insttutio
for the education Of the Deaf and Dumb
THE ills which call for PHYS tear,
Were all in mercy given,
The fetter'd tongue-sobstructed ear,
And every suffer here,
Invites US back to heaven.
But he who binds the bleeding heart,
By sorrows tempest Tiven,
Whose kindDess dries the tears that start,
Performs a man's-an Angels part,
And aids the plan Of Heaven.
Then see the ;ear. from misery's cheek,
BY love and genius driven
BEHOLD they gain the end they seek
The Deaf can hear-the Dumb can speak,
And praise approving Heaven.
And now bright and glorious morn
Succeeds the lusky even,
The dazzled soul, but newly born,
In wonder lost, salutes the dawn,
Aud halls the light of Heaven.
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ABELLINO


4 LOVE 10 meet the ray VI morn,
When Summers radiance gilds the vale
While, on angelic pinions borne.
Calm pleasure floats upon the gale.
The smiling morn, the dewy field
thousand varied beauties yield
But lovelitr, brighter charms view
IN Mays eyes Of heavenly blue.
I've seen tie rose and tulip blow.
With many flower Of brilliant dye,
And ON the pictures vivid glow
I've dwelt with facinated eve.
Sweet the painters magic powers,
And sweet the tints of opening flowers
But neither yet could boast OF hue
Like Mary's eyes Of heavenly blue
The smiles of miTth love 10 greet
Among the happy. gay and fair;
lis pleasing then; but far more sweet
10 meet my gentle Mary there.
Twas bliss-'twas TaptuTe-while priest
The lovely girl TO make me blest,
a kind conserving glance drew
From Mays eyes Of heavenly blue.
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FURNITURE g. Chairs.
WILLIAM HASKELL.

(B -4CK STREET. Has ron 49,
a Doz. fancy CHAIRS. of a good quality
~ common do SlDEBO ARDS; SECRE-
IARlESi BUREAUS; Grecian CARD Ia
BLEs Pembroke and Dining DO /; common d.. !:
dressing do; Grecan SOFAS; common 40.
EASY CHAIRS; WORK TABLES; high and
fell post BEDSrEADS; common do.-4Iso.
10000 feet of Bay and St. Domingo
Mahogany Boards ard Plank,
which be will sell on as good terms u can Be
purchased in the state. qPThose who wish to
purchase targe or small quantity, will please to
call and see for themselves. Orders fror al.
country will be attended 10.
Portland. July 2Sih. 1921. If
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BO4RDERS TAINTED.

SiN Gentlemen BoaSders can be accommodated
- in central part Of the town, at a reasonable
Ete. BY applying al this Osce.
Dec 81
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Besides numerous prizes Of $50, $50,
Gfc. and many more expected.
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Real Fortunate Office,

where more PAGES have been sold w.th.n a year
than at any other Office in this State and man,
viii bless lie LnrhY day theX callnA on