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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-08-20

FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST On
LA FAYETTE ARRIYEp,

La Fayettc, "the nations guest" is arrived: and
the national jubilee has commenced. Martial
pomp and naval magnifcence salutcs his coming:
social hospitality with joyous greeting. goes forth
to meet him; and city p,de assumes all its splen-
dour to welcome, aud do him honor. Every ma il
stage now that rolls in from the NORTH will bear us
glad ,idi"ss of the great joy" which u grateful
people delight to manifest, at his appearance "a
hong them. He comes attended by his SOU George
Washington La Fuyene the same who amid the
shades of Mount Tcr,oa, during several wears Of
his youth, mbibed lessons of wisdom and prc
cepts of virtue, from the lips of the HERO, whose
iustrions name he bears.
AS soon as the Joyous news of La Fayctte's actu-
al arrival reached this City OH Thursday last, the
Richmond Fayetfe ARTILLERY, agreeably to previous
notice, announce by federal salute from the Ca :
pitol square, the welcome intelligence; and the c
zens OF Richmond who were dining, or had Jus,
dined, sprang forth with delight to catch the sound
from their windows, or to minylc with the crowd
that fastened with eager steps to the square.
Yesterday morning again, the Rtcitmond Fuyefie
'3rtdery, joined by the Richmond l.. L. Blues, and
the newly raised Corps of Cavalry, called Tie Far
eHe Guards, covered the space adjoining I'll.
square, with their noddng plumcs and brilliant uni
form. Another salute was fired bv In. u(.,o.5sr
and the "Biucs" in conjunction; after which zen
erai huzza was given; and the whole then proceed
ed III line through the principal streets of the CITY
The morning was closed by an additional salute
from the Artillery.
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aRR.1.jNGEIE.NT9
DHte Corporation, far the reception otrhc MIR
lrtiS DE- In Fn,effe

Ofhe Corporation, far the reception ofMc MIR
qtis De In Fdycne.
The Committee of Arrangements of tbe Chr
poration, have the pleasure to announce to their
fellow citizens the arrival of the distinguished
Guest OF the Country, the MARQUIS DE LA
FAYETTE.
The following are the Arrangements made for
he reception in the city The Committee of
Arrangements Of the Corporation, the Generals
ana other Officers Of the United States Army.
The Officers of the Navy, the Major Generals
2rl other Briradier Generals Of the Militia, the
PRESIDENT of the Chamber Of Commerce, the
COMMITTEE from the Society Of Cincinnati,
''Hl proceed at nine o'clock this day, to Staten
island where the Marquis is lodged, and escort
mn to the city; they Will be accompanied by
the steam boats, all with decorations, except
that IN which the Marquis is embarked, which
WIZ only have the flag of the United States anil
the state of Now York Bands of Music being
III each.-Fhe MARQUES embarkation will be
announced by a salute from Fort La Fayctte
and the steam ship Robert Fulton.
ihe Forts in the Harbour will also salute as
the vessels pass.
Inc masters Of vessels are requested 10 hoist
their Flags at mast bead, and when convenient
to dress their vessels.
Tie Bells Of the City will be rung from u to
I o'clock.
The committee request that 30 carriages or
horses, excepting those attached to the military
''' The procession, a?gcac south Of Chamber.
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POSTsCRIpT.
NEw-YoRx, Aunnst IL


.4RRTT.4L OF GEoE Ia F.IYETTE.
We have great pleasure in announcing the
safe arrival at this port of General La FaYettc,
accompanied by his son, George Washington
la Fayette, Mr.. Augn5te lie Vasscur, Il com
pauion. and one servant. They arrived here
yesterday morning, in the ship Cadnus Captain
Aiitn, after pleasant passage of31 days from
Havre. The fact ofiis arrivalwas made known
by the Telegraph at an ealy hour, andIt spread
through the city with electrical rapilty.-
Broadway was soon thronged and tho Battery
crowded with people, who sailed forth with The
expectation that the Hero and veteran Of two
revolutions might come directly TO the city.
The arrangement ofOur city authorities however
for his reception. having been seasonably com
U'nDicated to him, he landed at Staten Island,
aud was conducted to the seat of the Vice Pre-
sIdcnt, where he remained through the day and
passed the night. Fort La Fayettc fred a sat-
ute as The ship passed, ard haoisonc salute
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tnere are no failures Of any moment, and all the
nation is contented. Don't think this is CO
toured description Of the present state of things
on this side the waters, but be assured it is the
language of truth--we only require years
more.peace to finish the picture the outlines OF
which have here drawn.
There are not less than % persons gone into
Germany last month from Yorkshire, with let
tiers of credit to the amount of between and
t50oOOO, to buy wool. II is to the credit OF
the present age that we are not irreligiuus, but
on the contrary every part of the country is pc
titioning for new churches. Parliament has
already voted FL 900 towards this object,
and certainly we have many elegant structures
newly raised 10 ornament this great city.
we have had lately imported into this coun-
try considerable quantity of Egyptian Cotton
the produce of Upper Egypt, and il is sold for
nearly double the price of any that is elsewhere
prouuced.-Iherc are sone Englishmen gone
out TO collect seed to send to India, and t. en-
courage the extension of its produce in Egypt,
as II Is found Of vast Importance in our inanuac-
lures. What think you of the working popu-
iation of Tiverton, Taunton, &c. in the West
OF England, being fully employed in the occu-
patton OF lace-naking by machinery? The wool
len manufactures have ceased in that district, &,
the towns of Booking and Braintree i'm Essex
are repairing, and the population employed in
the like pursuits, and all dressed as neat now a,
they formerly used 10 be in their holiday trim
These and other blessings are the result of peace
lit has produced in this country profnsion of
wealth, a vast extension of commerce. full en-
pioyinent OF its inhabitants, and :, general con
tentInent throughout the land.
must not close without making few OBJ
servations on New South Wales and Vand,e
mans Land. These two colonies are in a very
tourishing state. calculate i'm the course OF
twenty years we shalt be enabled To supply our
selves from thence with the greater part of the
wool requisite for Manufactures We have re-
ceIved (suce began this letter} 584 bags of 3
to cwt and doubtless shall receive this
year between and 5000 bags.
company is formed consisting of some very
wealthy people, to whom government has grant
ed IN the former colony, 10000 acres of laud for
the purpose Of cultivating the breed of sheep;
and another company is about TO se formed, who
have applied for grant of land at Van Die
mans Land for the same purpose A Bank will
be established at New South Wales with ca
ptal of t. 10000, and some young men with ca
pitals OF or Is, 900 are gone there to establish
themselves merchants. Time and paper
would fail me tn dilate upon the changes and
improvements which are daily taking place: but
have said enough TO tire your patience, fear,
and to fatigue your eyes in the perusal.n
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100 DOLLARS REWARD.

Ee AN away fron this place on the 5th inst. a
n u Negro Fellow named RICHARD. about :
feet inches high, Inc is thin visage, yellow com
pection. spare made, fine bushy head; has his nair
all conbcd back, down look when spoken to, aged
about 40 rcars; he j. the property of Pleasant Via
decd, OF Hanover county, aud has been living with
Mrs. Dabuey Of this place for the last or years
and is well known here. / will give go for his
apprehension in this city, SIS if apprcbcndel
within miles of this city, s25if taken within %
miles of this city, $50 If taken within the state and
the above reward if taken out of this state aud Sc
cured so that get him again.
GRO. TURNER, Error of
I,0sa7u pi0, deed
log iT--3tj9k
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NINTH REGIMENTN.Y Y. S. ARTHLERY
REGLNEsVI.4L ORDER.

-, .Neto- FOfH, lug. 10, 1921.
Inc Companies composing the Regiment
wan assemble al 10 O'clock this morning in
Chamber-street, as directed in Reginental Or
uers Oh tle 23th ut. to receive with military hon
ors the Marquis DE La Fayctte.
Commandments of Companies will direct their
Horsemen to assemble at the Stale. Arsenal, at
{" o'clock, "A. Nj. BY order of
A. Nj. MUIR, Col. Com ot.l Reg.
W. Stanley .4Gjutanf
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The Marquis de La Fayette having arrived.
the Commute of the Corporation intend con-
ductins hun TO the city in the steam boat Chan
ceilor Livingston, escorted by the Robert Full.
ton, Connecticut, Oliver Ellsworth Nautilus
and Beilona. The four last named boats will
take passengers. and leave their respective
wharves precisely at o'clock this morning
Tickets at 81 each, to be had at the bar of the
City Hotel, at Messrs. II. S. Williams g. Co
and at the Offices of the Nautilus and Bellopa.
The boats will be dressed with flags, and each
have a military band on board
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-08-20
The Triumph Of Faction, orer The Constitutional
LtOertieS Of Ute People Of .Ne,c- York

| The determination ofthe Governor of Newly DIRK,
to convene the Legislature, was hailed with heart
ict satisfaction and honest pride by the purest
independent, aud enlightened citizens of that State
without regard to political distinctions and the
session of that body expected with painful anx-
iey fearful apprehension, aud the most Intense in
terest. The subject on which it was called In de-
iloefate' was one of the most momentous character
that had ever been submitted to its considerations
II was for that body to decide whether the right of
eiectlng Electors OF President and Vice President f
winch the people had beeu robbed by the arbitrary
and desPotic act of preceding legislature should
ne restored to the', the only genuine source of lcci
innate power-whcthcr the Constitution which Or
GAINED That mo authority shall, any pretence
be exercised over the citizens Of that State but such
as shall be derived FROM and granted by, them
should longer be violated aud trodden under foot
whether the Most haliowed principle on which eve
~ representative government is based, that the will
OF the uhtion should be the law of the land-slould
be irampled on and openly outraged. These were
questions OF the most serious aud most solemn inn
portance, and the auswe. which the representatives.
OF that generous aud intelligent people dared to give
to- them, struck the whole American nation with
wonder and amazomcut-aud produc.d the ,post
unquhi'hed and univc sal resentment detsstatiUn,
aud adherence. All liberal iiep who feel the sliqht
est devotion to tIe cause of hberty-or tine ,rft,.st
generation for the political institutions of our conn
try-aH, who are neither swayed by the spirit of
faction, the preiudjccs of party, have viewed
Newly ors deprived of the elective franchise The
frequent exercise of this right, is the only means un-
der Heaven, which has, or, in the present state
ofpotical knowledge, ever can be devised, TO guard
protect, ami ciicctuay the public liberties
it has tcrrors only to the ministers aud mnions of
corruption and tyranny sit is vitality and ndiszo-
iubly connected with the very existence of all free
governments 1T is the Ark Of our political saliva
ION and in its destruction is involved the ruin Of
ai HsPubacau institutions Strip the ncopa Of ;bi5
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TIE FRAMzEIEM HOTEL
FOR SALE.


4 N conformity to the last will and testament OF
III JOSEPH, Echols, decd. will be offered for sal, on
Tuesday, the 18th day of October next, at 3 O'Clock
P. Nj. that elegant and commodious four story brick
3SA building, known as the Franklin Hotel in
isssslH;s4 Lynchburg, at present kept by John
lisssE@ Hancock, Esq. and situated, frouting SO
s4zE2z zess44 feet main second street, running
back depth 1872 feet, having attached to it every
convenience, which renders it eminently suitable for
the purpose for which it was intended
This property is really valuable; and ought to ex-
cite the attention of Ten of capital, as also men of
industry and enterprise; it would be productive
stock to the one, aud may be made source of hand
some income to the other; especially, as the terms
OF payment are L. 2, 3. and years satisfactorily Sc
cured. Considering the concourse oftIavellers and
other custom at this house, an accommodating and
good managing tavern keeper might ca lily make the
payments for the property In the above time from
the proceedsof the house itself.
This establishment is new, compcte and in tho
rough condition; and is no doubt the hest calculated
building for public entertainment in this or indeed
i'll any part of the country and il is so situated rs
must always command the custom of Lynchburg as
we'll tine resort of all persons visiting this place.
nothing is wanting but good management, aud the
right sort Of man to make an ample fortune al
this place.
1t the same time will be sold various other pro-
pcrty real and personal belonging to the estate Of
Joseph Eciols dccd
". r. L.9.HBEIrIf, arr.
For Eh-a p. Eci,oiS, Err Of
JoscPh Eejtots, dec'd.
.9ug. 17-wtIsJ0.
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JOHN o. TRUEIIEART.

WILL practice as Attorney at Law in the SUI
w perior and Inferior Courts in Hanover a nd
Henrco, and the Courts in the Corporation of Rich
mohd Aug. 6-3t
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ID. E. DuascomJ, Secretary.
NOTICE

The Constables and Marshals of tbe C;tv oc
Ncw- or!S, are requested to attend at the CITY
Hall this morning, at o'clock, with their slaves
ot oiice. Punctual attendance is expected.
BY order, JACOB HAYS,
High Constable.
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CINCINN4TTI SOCIETY

The members ofthe New ork State Society.
are requested to assemble at the City Hail, pre-
clseiy at ~ O'Clock, to greet General La Fa-
yeite, their companion in arms, on his arrival in
the United States-a republic which he aided in
emancipating from the hands of a cruel oppres-
sor, by his blood, his counsel, and his sword.
BY order of
Col. RICHARD VARICN, President.
ID. u. Dnnsco,nh .Src,.ct..,..,
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MARQUIS La FAYETTE-

Agreea5ly to the arrangement of the Commit
tee the Marquis is TO land at the stair bv them
erected at the Castle Garden this day, from 10
to II A. NJ He is there to be escorted inside
the Castle, where he will remain a short time
The upper promenade will be reserved for Ia
dies and gentlemen who accompany them
Tickets for the uiorning % cents; for the morn
ing, afternoon and evening, so cents.
The Balloon American Eclipse viii be inflated
and ascend at half past p. NJ. and a great mum
Der of splendid Rockets in the evening, at 9
O'Clock
Subscribers will be charged half price. tits
particularly requested that tickets be procured
early, TO prevent confusion at the Gate.
n. B.-A portrait Of the Marquis La Favette
for sale at tFa Bar
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Recol"tiona'.y Cock sdes.-We observe that
our citizens generally have mounted this cock
adc IN compliment TO Gen. La Fayette. They
can be procured at Mr.. Hurley's No. Chat
ham street.
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LIST. BRlGADEN. Y. STATE ARTILLERY
BRIGADE ORDERS

m .Fetc- YORK., Tug. IS, 1921.
Inc Brigadier General has returned TO the
1.ty' anu assumes the command of the Brigade
General La Fayette having arrived. the Rr;-
gade will parade in full uniform on Monday the
10Th inst The line TO be formed on the Battery
at III o'clock, "A. Nj. Commandments of Rco;.
ments will direct their Bands to assemble as fol.
lows: IVA
Col. Hunters at Futon-slip; Col. Manlv's
at do. Col. Brett's do; Col. Spicer's at Court
iandt.strcet wharf; Col. Murr's at Whitehall,
IN full uniform, at o'clock precisely. Dv ar.
der of
Brigadier General BENEDICT.
Wetntore, BiIgade .uujoy
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SAIIN.

4 S00 SACKS best quality Liverpool fIlcs
u @OO for sale by
oo ROBERT POLLARD g. SON.
2;G9
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never had frmer Observation-Disclosures
more veteran asserter Of her rights, and insulted
humanity more disinterested friend.
X, TO,t,.poy

We learn from the Mayor, that n Committee of
inc oorporation, left here yesterday afternoon for
New-f ork,to present to Gen. La FAYErTE a
cofaiai welcome To the city of Baltimore, vhcnc-
'er II may suit his convenience and pleasure.
baltimore Ielegraph,
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streetin Broadway, Observation-Disclosures or White
hali-street, between the hours of IL and 12
o'clock.
The Portrait Room in the City Hall is appro-
prated to the use of the Marquis, where, during
ms stay, he will, after this day between the hours
oil IL and o'clock, receive the visits of such
citizens are DESTROYS of paving their respect,
to him.
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LAND AND NEGROES EOR SALE-

E(N virtue Of decd o ;rust executed Nv John Nilno-
- lfnrd to Alexander Alae snd the subsrri,er frd
I've Zi'E d"y OF Srrirmrr. 1920 ma Of in the
CLERKS Office Of IrnricO County C@urf uurrnSes therein
mentioned, viii he sold 10 tbe highest hider, fnr cash on
the 3lh DAY of January 1894 fair f mex fair
hiy,at the rrsidcncr nf tho said John NJ bedford in
the count" % lIenrco, two tracts Of LAND. Hem icy
county, one NJ them containing 92t acres and bounded by
The aods nj John ThonHs. Frank ". Kills ruckahoe
crock &C. ihe rrnnaininc tO7t a-res AND nnded bv
the nr nj Jacob Ellis Harris Ellis fncrsnn Tnller ard
- Ia Frnde, Ncnlso. tract of LAND IN tho county er
Barron IN the state of Kentucky containing tOaa acres
ana bounded hv The ands Of Jesse furd George Pickett
-- Coleman, aud - Ralstou Assn, five negro SLAVES
named Quolv Jonathan, Rose. Hariah Iucv 18th their
increase The subscriber will cnrvrv only title
vested IN HIM JOHN q. WILLIAMS. Trustee.
January 20. cO-tds
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UismM .SWnmp LnnA Compnnn

A gene,a meciiug % the i,isnai Swami Land hoh,
pEny held in Smnnh. November a. tg23 follo i've
resolutions were adopted ard ordered t published viz
If general meeting shall he formed of Stockholders nr
htr agents nr 1tnrnevs proerjv authorized :-int nc
ockhsder owning less than frnrth " share shall he
eHhrh TO seat a. each meeiing psrson owning
l"ntiho n share shall he entitled person
owning 'wo.iourhS shall be entitled votes and
proportion.
All deeds au' frrns!ers made hereafter he property
recorded IN the county of Nanseuond and Norolk,
and mn entry of such upon the company
h'"e any sueh claimant shall have power W attend the
general meeting IN vote, rerrire bis her dividend.
tuardans, executors, 1dnri-ratcrs and
produce f record on the companys books the evidence or
their unwrre.
Az proxies N attend general mectng must Under .en
md atteSed Nv III least wsinpse C the POWERS 10
receive dlyideuds Il u'i aso be Under schnow-
lodged before . magistrate.
Az rereips mr. dcifeufs rusi he the record hook
STOCKHOLDERS md The rroxcs attending gererni meeting
musi sgn N" r"cent pavmrut pf ,te dividend Thosr
receiving afterwards Sign The IN presence ofthe
president " NE tine of p9vnrn; and upon rretencs
shalt The president dispense with Ibis fnrualitv.
JOIN TAPH Chairman.
Teste, X. DOurHAT Scc'v
Ianfarv %. % -fot
LrThe e'itors of;hr National Tnirgcncer will publsh
The ahnve three fines week month, send ihef NJ
90 'his Office for patrnrnt Immediately shtr
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LAND FOK SAIL

Epf virtue of derd of cxecute, bv Edwin Vn,t,s
IL 4" the s'5scrher which is Of record in tnnrh,rd
county court and bears date The 81 oC October 1927
VIII he sold nj W'kinsville in sPl cuunV on hpd,y ,e
Nh dnv OF Fehrnnry rexi NJ pubic anrfinn TOR cash r
H'n piece n i"rre Of and Wing ~ The county 81 (ionrk
nni, containing two hundred aud fv arTrS hp The so.
more or less Bounded 10y thr lands o john Shrnr sen
wary I9iFr Joseph Hodges apd lohn Lewis ,- snl. "a 10
be made for t'ir of the in The said decd ry
pressed, due to William Meredith, Tor ot,-r PURPOSES
mentioned IN ai d"ef. Such tiir vested iu The s,
scrher by saih decd win he conveyed the purchaser
JdWHtVN -. Al-wilS THO. CTflt!1.
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WIsHto employ in my family the town Of AhiHg
uon' Washington county, Virginia, young lady n
Pae 0toress who Is well qualified to teach the English
a s french languages and music. To such will
SATISFY Of six hundred doarsand End her IN board
ns' loom, Ere candles, washing, &c. She will have the
as Of the education Of my daughter and receive same
'"sshiions FRANCIS SMITH.
January %. ST.
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~ The GererA Meeting nf the Hichmnnd aud MAJ.
ehrSrr society a"yi!iay the Ar,erran Coiniz ,iin
;'ir,F : "'jn"rn"d till TINS EYENINC, nj Ln.f ,asi
"ci'ch, ~ ~hca lime il viii in The hnli NJ ,ls
81 VS. "i 4'eEat', WHERE thr in-n"rS of hyIh l,uee> %
w" nfh'i As$emhiV and all other persons ed 10 do
So are re ~pectfullf Invited 10 njter,l - ~
iy order uf The MePiiyr.
r. - ~ q
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Will ZEE SOLn

IN Friday the @0h inst. AZ Ire air dwriug ~
- Iobn brown dec in Caroline criitY nrar the R.rtS
Church about 10 likely NEGRuES, consisting Of men
men AMI children the dover interest the late Anra
Brown dec. Terms made known an the day Of syie
Jar. u we BY TIE AnAiI NlEIKArnn.
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or Sr'se' speech rn Nir Doutha''= case---on our
last pae".-W" shalt close 'hc Debate next week.
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vivian MILLER }Ex'nrs of yi,o,s
o.4o.,,t J. u. FERGUSON, s hiiiIer dec.

kSf virtue nih drrl ul rxecnr ~ The S,sIcriIcr
- Nv John y Slaydcr, and duly recorded in If,,,ny.,
c'hS c"nrf &" secure To Samuel Dunn certain sum
:" money we Shall pnrrPd 4" sell tu the hgl,~st hdrt f>
's ~ niir huclinHt Hanover Courthouse. ou Weddings
''N , we sHin INST being r""fv dnv, said STAY
Vided interest in several very liae,y segroc,.
-, - THOMAS NIEUHE.
'innNr' ~ MOGET MnDnsnN
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Lrnd ia !Spofisyirnni0 for Sal

Si' hc sol" upon ir premises posiiiveiv on Tnos,lor
~ We lhb '"v u Febr",ry newt the ,,I,i.tsna -,
Sr'SF''a"i' county called rROS PfCT Hill hrIour;n,
" ' estate ~ Thnmas Miller, dee. This tact con,ine
ne nmirri and siNy ACRES, and j. ut good jrniitvainf
h"'i 'icnr"d Bni the balance in woods FERNS One.
,nr ~ 'He purr1>" money 90 lac pai aud The ia.
iare IN two equal arrual nHyments BrrhS and s~crv
WI utr ~ trust upon 'hr premises will bc required ~
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MIR Wnrilington he's introduced hin i.,o The eo;sI-
lure "i M"r>i"ni, appropriatne - dollars AWARDS
me Improvement ~ her Internal igaIiuDnn ne,pin
specific funds for The p,ynien of The nte5,, ana, The Sos,
redemption otihr PrncPai No particular improvement IL
"f>is""ir IL thus cWiS ogrihprthe m the Sts,
qrth"nna ARD the F0t"mac.-Shsud fI in this shave
then OF course, each Canal will struggle Cor itself
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There archie Led reasons believe that yator ION OFF,
los: rae') the production rf Fletcher the author of tb.
celebrate" Po'itiyn Horse Rure Need we saw nnre IN r
sue H. rcruSatf We dp admire il rs nc.-i, bns
certainly some hcmi>hs which ought To have hern void
ed-bui IL Is work of great merit ami originality