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NOTICE.

IL person, who have claims sins the estate Of the late
~ dAg,Htie Duuis, frgucted " make them Known 10
ie SUBSCRIBER; and al who indebted g. be esie max
payment possible. AuOrnics having accounts col
eci by uterwe, well collectors generally, viii
please tuni the result Of their collections
l.. w. NOOrEs, Ear Of a. Davis, dec.
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.MOTiCE

hereby given that the 6t day OF the present mouth
= shall sell 10 the highest bidder, al the late redenee OF Ohs.
Whes, dec. all the personal property belonging the said
All person. who have claims again the ad
lruss led them known THOSE niebeG the estate
will make immediate payment, will be instituted against
theu. Terms a sale. l.. BURFOOT, ID. 5.
for IL. Ha,kins ShI aud admir- of y. WiniTee, dec.
Dee. 6Ss-tis
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Notice 10 fhe Gro,cers of Cotton.

~NUtttt 70 tItt uIVtVtIo y NVtt"HI'
TIHE intend regularly hereafter be purchasers
4 II COYTON ~ iis nnrket. fhey will at all be
prepared pay for dat article fair market value cash.
and invite those bringing here for sale to give them cali
Mirhmnml s.nl u. 8l-l KkMM " IASkIE-
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YaLuable PropertY for sale npon q long CREDIT

PWHaOfe Properly JW SAFE upon u fORS cTedn.
bbUhoUANT 10 adrcrer Ot the County Out u Essrr,wdi
he sold IA tue tomh Of TapPahaDnock on IhgTsdGy the
tspey -nHih DAY OF December next II i If not te
far daN, tue two LOTS belonging 10 tr OF Mrs Re-
beeea Bdfne', dec AZ lite said place On Of these lott
good t'so-sofy dwelling with three cellars, two large Ipon
aud passage, ON the oRe aud three with passage
the upper hUOr aud saei, bede all the Necessary
- IA gond repair suitable iPr The accommodation ct genec
family with Az excellent vegetable aud flower gards
there some hOlce FRUITS which tile green gage
plum Malta aud heath peach omegrdmte, strawberries,
This lot beautifully situated, aud Considered attn,
liable perhaps any ia The place The other lot, atu
somewhat smaller unnproytd gh be made nearly 4.
Vduabt d'tle FIST, being handsome situation tor iuld.
IL 'seaated Vin tue s b., asueet. luther Description
q" these lots deemed unnecessary, . presumed those
cned purchase viii Tie premises before the
Terms Of Sale HOnis with approved security VIII be-
qnfrd ii" the purchaser purchasers payable sg4tce-
on Use several fist day, Uf Jaaiy, 1871, 20 aud % eACel
much ~ cash viii psy tie c,-t. Vi u,. decree.
BY THE COMMISSIONERS.
Nm % 1926 gO-ti.
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A handsome a.sortmen, of
RE4DYAI HDE GLOI'ITyj
E"FW GOODS.

.TEW GOODS.
MIN. CoWAN has received a supply OF Gold Silver,
W Patent Lever aud Verge Watches, sold Cnar, Seals
hev Pearl Je Paste. Coral and ahcy Jewely steel
in hts fancy Combs, rich mounted ami riaed Cas-
tors aud Candlesiieks, general aO,ineat OF Silver
Spscacs aud Pencil Cases; Military GOnl, Rogers hes,
fancy Pen and Pocket kne, Scissors, Baui in
aud single, rhermp,eter, Coral aud aucy Necklace and
Belt Buckles aud CLASPS assorted, Miniature Frames Waiter
and Watch materials. With ychal assortment O Goods oi
the latest fashions, embracing almost every article ~ The tine
y. Is. Watches carefully repaired Jeweiry and SILVER
| ware manufactured 10 order.
Dec 6 62-6t
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"AsHINGroN, Dec. IO.-The first week of
The Session Of Congress is scarcely eaded and vet
ITS business l. fairly under way. Ia the House of
Representatives, all the great committees are al
ready appointed, and in the Senate their appojnt
nent has teen ordered.
Already, also, two of the prominent. perl,nps
The most prominent, subjects winch viii present
themselves tor discussion during the session, lave
been introduced into Congress, in tie Senate. Tie
proposition 10 abolish Imprisonment for debt and
IN tie House OF Representatives, the proposition
10 amend the Constitution OF the United States. in
regard 10 the election OF President and Vice Pre-
sident.
ia The House OF Representatives, Chaplain for
NE session las bee.i chosen; and in tie Senate, ON
Monday, comes on the biennial election of a Ser
Rotary, Sergeant at Arms, ana Door-keeper. For
The first OF these appointments there are besidc
the incumbent, several candidates.
vi the essaSe, the whole number csdered bv
BON Houses has been printed; aid sxaiH al crci-
lated. volamnouS aocun ems accon.pan yine
The Message afe Ia he press, and copies will be de-
hyeTed 20 both HOUSES in The course of two or
u" Se 1'S'' N0t Int.
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WILLIAM NEALE s Co,

- EG leave isfur their andhe public that, ia
addition 10 thtr usual large assortment, of staple aud yo
y goods iece' ed this ai they have just opened additions
al suPy-a Of which they Oeus unusually low PIT
Noy.Is. 57---w6t
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EOR LIYERPOOL.

FOR LIVERPOOL,
e<7 THE elegant ship MARG.iREI, Capt Mjntosh,
sreFb coppered AID coppea aud vessel Of the
class, will load City Point few days and
quick despatch, having tina" half her freight
ready board For freight Of tue remainder, pas
sage hayn; very lsome accommodations, apply TO
j. &N. GILLlAF.
Who offer foJ sale on hoard said ship,
80 tons Superior Portland Jsy
10 barrels Beef
Tar 10 fit
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$685. Prizes. S56z 900
8, 50 Blanks. Not Blanks to u Prise
PEfCE or TiChETS
WhoLe Tickets so 90 Quarters ~ so
HniceS % 90 kishthS 20
Thus Is the most magnificent Scheme ever been OF
ttTed tor the patronage of ieud Lottery adventure IA
America the small number of rckr aud the unexanpled
demand iur them, sufficient warau, that there will not
chance elt for cek before the day hxrd drawing
i"d thdt the price OF Tickets viii shortly $50.
IL G,ntemrn there fore rtquecd Ia be early thcii
application, all Orders mailed before the rse viii
be entitled to be supplied at the p'es-n,raies.
Notes 81 the Bank, ii the u States aud ITS Branches,
generally the Soesoi all banks ia pay specie, received
par.
Aso Mercantile Drafts at sight, OF the large
aud prize tickets received freely payment.
The Mails may he elied brs perfectly safe all re-
litances.
YATES s. M'INTYRE, Washington City.
Nov {. 5Sot25bb
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PETITION viii We pie,cnrd 10 the next Legislsiure
"a praJns alterations 10 e law prescribing mode
81 appointing tAe ki0H Inspector at richmond.
NV -, s9-aa
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: MANAGERs' OFFICE.
i'y' Authority Of tAe State Of Nes-Yoot)
SPLENDID LOTTERY,

To be drawn ia CITY Of NewYors, the 4ih of Janu-
any, 1926,
AND FINISHED IN FIVE MINUTES.
10 No,--6 ballots To- be drawn
Each Ticket Aaviag Numbers in Combination.
J. Il. YATES y a. M'INrYRE, Changers.
SCHEME.OF rhE
" "A Y = IA
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Col Newtoo Cshnol nss bcen so15inled. b. ,fc
Governor of tennessee. CJ5anis- ioner on ths o,rt
d ihe state 70 assist ,Ae enI .tefs nov engaged fl
examining iOute lor Inc 81 eat national tarns,le
road through tnat slate, 90 compliance y,i.l re-.
quest nom The Secretary oil War
Tbe Nashville Gazette, irolo which we dcriyrl
De love statement. also iaioms Us q ,tec..i,..
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so VdluabIe Slaues ut AUCTION.

so VdludJle SlaUeS ut AUCTION.
ON Friday the 5Oh Instant Auction Store
" without q lmn loi ready money,
so VALUABLE SLAVES,
cpn-slag OF WOMEN hoys g and ciiire all of them
iro estate sold the purpose irAisng money on
Sale 10 commemorate ociork.
dec. G4--2awt.is BROOKE < COSBYS auc'trs.
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Erocuiiue Department,

29th November, 1925.
PROPOSALS. will he received this Deparinen until the
I5 DAY OF December ior the purchase OF the Slaves
and Other persons Of colour confined ia the P-nenary
Std
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WHISKEY, IRON, &c

IVHISKEY, IRON, sc.
Receiving by SohooueTs Adrian chesapeake,
so Ihds rSnns wanna Rye WnhAcy
81 Barrels do do do
Tuu American aud Swedes bar iron, principally
cart, carriage ana OIg tyre
10 Casks cheese
Dozen ehVpping axes For sale by
WORKMAN \ MCGRUDER.
C.
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IN thai place of Don Manuel Simon D'Escudero,
formerly a member of the General Congress OF
Mexico, charged, it is said. with propositions 10
regulate with the government, an internal inter
course between the two countries, by chain OF
military posts, &c. A dinner was given to hin,
by the ToXas Association of Nashville, on The
I'D ut.
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g04RDLNG.

SIiE subscriber prepared 10 accommodate Boaes by the
Il day, Wtek, HOn, year Ten twelve members II
le- isatufe be accommodated.
ALICE q. WILLIAMS, uear the Capitol. -
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FOR LCSrUON,

FOR LCySUO.N,
IA THE very suPeroc eoPper-a,tened and las
iesyyM sailing brig HARpHST, Capt. Etdced. now on
I,As{iS her passage CITY Point, whev Sue will load
with quick dispatch, having twc-ilrd' Of her ear
90 readiness, 90 board. Fox freight of the remainder
o. passage, apply to j.. y w. GlLLiAE
EVI sale on hoard said brig,
10 tons best quaiiy iiay
- hhLs inst qualify Molasses.
bi--6
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SITUlTYON W.4NTEU.

YOUNG guDteman oi liberal education, wishes TO engage
: n as Tutor ia respectable family; would take charge
o small school Satisfactory testimony Of character aud
quaicatons he pOduC cd Cnmmunic aons ac ID 10
.. W. ID at iiiI Once, Will E, ccse prompt attenOu.
Dec. 10. 64.--f
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .4C.aDEMY.
re fllS insttuiOn operation, aud the
n Ifustes presume - believe tie, seminary the lower
county Oilers greater ld1ue hr acquisition of
education Iat Rev Thomas -. TnOfaton whose literary
fhnern and experience teacher, enintntly qualify
lnlO TIE hsiT1no Of youth, VIII continue 10 preside
ihe Institution the efuins The A semy situated
lou t"0 mics IRON Northumberland Courthouse, ~ nes
borood e0ns'Het healthy any part fe county The
buiidss are new aud ahle aud calculated AFFORD
commentators Tor seventy bosrders Col. VIM cit the pres
INT se"nu, viii continue 10 the boarding Department.
10 which e has he etOiVre gveH eutre Ia t
institution taush ie La, Greek aud Htbfew nguages
together win the Dtiet eques iOf Cpegd
About LOO volumes have breU uuicously selected the
foundation Of Lnay. complete o &C. al
sirlen globes aud maps sud modern, also pro
vided if ie V students. The will
ne hrst OF February and oud tie iO; VI ie following
30
Teros; kuf English Grammar, Reading, Writing Aritb
mee 80 Tiest with 6cOgaPy and tie Ut the Gl0ses
- "o In all other eases % dolls annually. Board 90 dJils.
per tnnum, exclusive of tJ5iil and candles.
lhe charges for tuition ana board 10 be paid quarterly adj
vance.
Parents aud Guardian, will rfcolIec they ble The
tuition and board vi tloT wards the Of en-
Lance, Til the end Of the ses.i1n.
SAMUEL DOWAiNG, President Of the Trustees.
Nov. -. Stu
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-, Caaof Dtsdsters.-The Vermont Aurora of
thursday last, printed Vergennes, eiyes the fol-
lowing melancholy intelligence
VA W edne>day, last week the canal boat from.
oil Westport, n. Y. Jacob lIalsted, master. loaded
WIN iron ore, was sunk opposite Coles Bav. all
hands ON board persisted, viz. Jacob Hals,ed and
Georg. Aalsted, (bro hers,) Lucius Pardy. Daniel
cannon and John Williams. The boa; was seen nv
TWO persons on shore at Wesport few minutes
before enc went down; one of whom as " G are in
formed, anticipating she was in distress. contem-
plated gong Ia gondola assist the crew but the
o'her' devoid oil every human feeling, refusing TO
Ienu an! assistance, 'hey resumed the business in
which they were employ ed In few moments az
forwards they looked upon the lake and The boat
was not TO be seen! The captains hat, trunk and
pocket BOOK, and several articles attached 10 the
boat have been picked up but none of the Lo1,.s
have been found
The canal boat Chomplain, owned and sailedb by
MI i'"sget OF Charlotte, sunk in the lake. near
Ii'onderosa, on the .O'h ul; crew saved b,, III.
small boat. Size was heavily loaded with goods
Principally owned 10y Messrs. L e. ]. S1ion.
Lire Lawrence, and b. s O. Spence of Versennes.
VI. Lovely of l1rnesburg. She was raised the next
day and towel 10 this place. sou or 1000 bushels nj
salt, and quantity OF other property. amoun,ip,
III the whole TO 5000 or 5000 dollars. was DE
sIroyed.
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YET she afterwards slipped down the bank into four
or hve fahoms water, and is total loss, eves,
an article OF clothing having been saved. a lady.
passenger 10 The 6alize, with difficulty rescued
IRON deah--the suddenness oil the alarm seemed
10 have bereit her Tor the tnoment of her senses,
anu she was prevenedby force from rushing into the
flames.
The Virginia, tho considerably scorched, we
learn was not on fire, and received no damage of
consequence.
we understand the Baiize was partly insured in
New York
1t is the opinion of capt Chew, and others on
board the Virginia, that the accident could not lie
at.rioutedto any want OF care on tae part OF capt
Alorison or his crew.
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NeWcOlnt VIII
inerous cUlouIcd eugrayuus
Leiglr New picture OF London.
Ha,ykins' Pleas of the Crown
Together with great variety Of fancy articles OF Enss
tfehch aud Amercsn manufacture too tedious to enune ate
very suitable for Christina aud NewNtar Piesen'-ah OF
winch wall heSod al prices which caunot tail To please.
" Any Books not un hand oiGered at snort notice
- Subscriptions the North American and w e';minster
Reviews, AID Cdmfbel's Magazine, received as above
DC. 40. 81 --v3t
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correspondent of the Albany Argus, who
guarantees the accuracy of the statement furnishes
The following Interesting items respecting the New
Y ork Canals.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-15

York Canals:
Total amount of the costs of the wes-
tern and Northern Canals, up TO the
LIST OF December, 1925, including
the extinsushment OF the right of
the Inland Lock Navigation Co. in
corporated March, 1892, S9Ies Oeo
Which amount was reduced by the
excess of The fund which was pro-
vided 10 meet the interest on yearly
. l ioans; 1882 900
'1'' 1e b. 7,77I.oOO
Tolls, soo ooo
Vendue sales, oSo OoO
"' N1''' 100 600
.,or $4,000
% a0o'e' $4,000
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him, with liis Secretaries, The Reader NJ
the Declaration If indefe adence, and the
Orator If The Dry. proceeded IN process
ion IL the Capitol. The lay Has Femafk
ally fine. aud the fronps looked well. NJ.
NeIrop. with his nsaaf spirit, lad prepar-
ed a'sfage, mounted On wheels. on which
we're four and twenty states, represented
hy 81 many pretty female scholars, which
i5rned part of the procession, being follow
81 in il BY his male scholars, some Of then
printed aud habited as the abotiSines III
our country, aud the remainder in uniform
On arriving and entering the Represen-
tatives' Chamber, which VAS full Ia over
flowing, the blessing Of Heaven was ipsak .
ed by The Rev. Mr.. HAwLEY. After Which
the Declaration of Independence was read
by DANIEL BREsT, Esq. and the Ora-
ton delivered by AsBURY DIcKESs,
Esq. two of our esteemed fellow-citizen,.
The Grafton we expect tn have the plea
SURE oflaying before our readers. It's spo-
ken of a5 a very able and appropriate pro-
dnc,inp Much was expected Of Mr..
Dickens, and he has bern follnoate enough
To realize the public expectation.
After the ceremonies nj the Capitol, the
mansion Of the President vas thrown
wide open for the receipt u oflhose whom
friendship, respect, or curiosity. attracted
thlther. A immense cancourse throngcd
the spacious halls, and were kindly and
frankly received by the President and his
family. The occasion WAS enli,ened by
the cheering notes At music from the Ma
riae Baud, aud refreshments were literally
distributed.
At the Columbian College, a spirited o.
ration WAS delivered by Mr.. BARON Srow,
aud the Declaration of independence was
read by Mr.. Gro. W. LEWIS, both Stu
dents of that Institution.
At the Catholic Seminary, an Grafton
WAS delivered ON the occasion by JoHN
Booze, son Of Mr.. IaNATIus Boone, and
the Declaration of Independence read by
NOBLE YoUNo, son OF Mr.. JAMES YouSG.
MAJ Int.
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TON. Il &c IA, g
LATEST FROM FRANCE

LATEST FROM FRANCE.
INV foRK, JAY 8.--Fhe packet ship
Lewis, from HAVE, arrived At NV Ymk k.
IN "Wednesday, and furnishes rs with few
iiems, rs suhoined, fom Pari, papers 10
the 18th, aud Ha,re 10 the 9Th at May.
Tbe Shg had almost reached Rheims
IL" VAS 10 Breakfast at T,nque0x ON the
2Bth, village three quarters of a leagae
from that city. where he nHs 10 enter tn.
magnificent coronation coach. and pass in
great state along IA rold adolned with III.
nnphal arehes, aud occupied at differ
eni points by the mayors OF that depart
meni.
II is said that the number of persons
called Ia Rheims by th,ir fuactons n itf-
les closes, Is IL 600. All The persanasrs
are required To be a, the church by SIX in
the mnrning.
rhe ,Ioefaai Re Commerce published at
Lyons announces, that within few DAYS
the police have made very lnpnltant and
numerous arrests. II adds that II gives no
details al present through fear Of bcina pre-
lnAicet 10 the Investigation.
The Cotton market NJ Hayre WIS calm
but steady. Some fey sales had been
made al mere shade reduction from the
former rates, but the holders were aniici-
Pailns o u the small stock in possession
OF the consumers IA renewed demand. =
Ashes were without demand. Sales Of
Pots had been made al 43E and of Pearls
al 43f. SOC. Indigo had fell the red0c.
tion in price during the month was estina-
ted at ri. soc. per III. Colfres were at
former rates q; a sale of st. Domingo in
bond had been made at i9s.
SPAIN.
The Paris Messenger Of the eth MAY,
says such is the deplorahIe condition of liz
Finances Of Spain, that the so,ernment
have judged II expedieut to dispense viii,
TIE mission of an extraordinary amhassa
~ to attend ihr coronaiion. az well as viii
the the Spanish ambassador at Vienna
following the Emperor of Austria to Mi.
Ian.
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CATHOLICS or IRELAND.

The conduct Of the British Parliament in
relation Ia the Catholics IF Ireland, is nat
only harsh in The extreme but 10 liberal
mind. Il altogether inex rliratle We have
seen - Ike up arms IN defence Of lie
Catholics NJ nlhef countries, nliIle size NJ.
iases NJ Catholics 1T hef pan land We
hate sren hef saeenf and belfiend TIE o1-
pressed Of pfhef nalians, and iniripnse irr
arm, ahea injustice fell TN them Yet ~
behold tins same arm raised io efash, and
actually crushing, SIX millions Of suhpcis
WHO according IN fhe ordinary course ei
nature, should rrly fpr protection upon the
Justice aud humanty of their own govern
ment.
What will be The result Of This state oi
things, No should lhiok may be easily fire
seen. The liberal Journals Of England are
free IN thelr remarks IN the subject, and IA
comparing thr situation ofibe Il. States pfi
Or To tin revolution. with the present con
diton Of Ifel md. hesitate not 10 speak 81
tai i'll fated land d go9dtd and oppressed
far beyond any thing we erdafed. TIE
folle" NIX remarks from the London Times,
will manifest The frcling that prevails III tbr
metropolis Of Brlialn on this, 10 lrishmeb,
important subject:
" Could we traperse suddenly the vast
space, thai separates IN or globe day from
darkuess--ilre meildlso from the midnight
hour, the transition would not b. greater
fhau that now felt by millions in Ireland,
from the nnnhilation of iheit hopes, and
the appalling change of confidence 10 des-
pair. Tn king advisers and Their follow
rfs, who by their presence and tier pfoX-
ies, inflicted Iii, blow, Lave assumed il l.f
ribIe responsibility. Tie whlr~ind hss
been ralsed-the wind blows heh the elr-
met. arc dark with discori and danger;
and lei those whn provoked The storm, nov
NET its fury ~ thy may. The Dixie II
York is reported To have said, Tint his
Father ALWAYS Thought Ireland could be
kept tranquil b, force, and that his fathers
opinions were IN general c0rcect.' II The
Duke uttered these sentiments, there Is no
term ofreprohaiion too strong for them.-
Let the experiment DOW be made-let the
hayonet still continue the weapon Ut lrgi4
lation--lef us eucamp In Ireland as the
Turk has done beyond the Bosphorns, and
see bow long six millions Of brave and har-
dy people can he chained down by force
Rebellion and civil war may not spring up
II once. The Catholics, who have grown
in property and knoaledgr, will mol rush
mady on rnln but If the present calm, that
slumhers over Britain should once pass "A
way-if coi.ctcd hostility should again ga
thor round these shores If The forces of
Europe should menace US by land, and the
fleets Of America oppose us on the ocean,
Nhai would then he the state Of ireland p
"A we'll might the blazing faggot BIZ confin
ed by baud of fax, as force be then appll-
!,
ruin would be on all sides Of ns, and the
throne, on which the dulse of York may sit
himself, would be shaken TO its founda
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The ,st hfir s.lr # troops destined 70
lave sn4in. had arrived at Bayonne. At
efeseat there are IN trnans except in the
.arfisena. The Madfid Gazette contai =
: foyal order fxing The pa, Of liz rayal
,#anns bfsand sea, ubrIIef il Il iaf,fred
thu fhp King vas sill isnnrant IF the d.
Gaa IN PERI. TIE fkpnriatinn II COX
lbs hren prohibited Thry talk a ain Of =
eh4agc If ministry.
ear1it# .a,rp9rA
r..ar. fs.,., ii.nl..s, ststa il,,t Swe.
a, ...,ss. I'll, -. IL - ~ ENGLAND
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- r. = -, III I'll Wv shatfIy
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W. IRE n'ash Pifas'a II hna j., n3 .. ea,a'o
sf'ff'' ~" "a'''''s's ~, M w. :
an N olhe, -, ifsi' - VI, ~ VI -
Fffansi9 ny unnamed mug VI - -,
~ ,a''tf DAY o''g '' ''e,ass'a n'a,'' ~
Iatlla' and ean1peiled Inn 10 retreat u ia