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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-07-14
SANL. T.. SOUTHARD.
DkrAnrM1 on MAn, InIy Ion, la26

J
II has become the painful duty of the Secretary War
20 announce the Army the death OF another distinguish
and venerated citizen. JOHN ADAMS departed this life
the Nh Of this month Like his compairio JEFFERSON,
TIC aided III drawing and ably supporting the Declaat
OF Independence With prophetic eye, nc looked thru
the impending difficulties of the Revolutions and frctold
WITH what demonstrations of Joy the anniversary If
birth day OF American Freedom would be hailed. lie
was permitted TO behold the verifcaon Of his prophecy
and diei rs did JEFFERSON, the day of the Jubilee.
convenience of circumstances wonderful, gives
hdence to the belief ;hat the patriotic efforts of
r"us men were heaven directed, and furnishes
to tn" hopes thar the prosperity these States
special protection sf ii Kind Providence.
The Secretary OF War directs that the same funeral
hono's he paid by the Army the memory " te deceased
as by the Order oi TN" 7th instant directed be paid
TO THOMAS iEFFERSoN, and the token mourning
be
AI"o' General Brown is changed Nith the execution of
TINS or"'r. JAMES BARBOUR.
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BY THE AUTHoRIr1Es OF MAssAclIcsrrrs.

Annexed will be found the proceedings adopted by
the authorities Of Massachusetts learning the death
OF joins ADAMS. The few particulars that marked his
last scene given in the Boston papers, the most
mar liable that having been for days failing
On the Jubilee Of independence, hs declining Ia
ces were reused by the rejocinss il TIC metropolis.
ne inquired the cause Of tue salnts,. and was tod ii
was the fourth 81 July. lie ANSWERED., 81 Is great
"last thoughts and his latest words wc;c Ike tioc Of
DIS whole life, thoughts and Wotd- which cyuced
sou repoe With the love Of country and interest in
her welfare"
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Executive DFpAnrMENT,

In COUNCIL, I O'ci0tt, =. ~.
MS department having been thus moment apprised
OF the death Of another Of the few remaining patriots TO
whose courage and devotion country indebted for
ne' independence and happiDess,-JoHN ADAus the c-
"eFi ana mat like our veneratcd JEFFEHsoN, he died
On toe 9h OF July, breathing his thanks the God Of
Naoos mat he bad lived 70 the Fiieth Anniversary
'pe nay on which ms country assumed her station a.
mongs tie Daons OF the eafth-we think u,at ,ylet-
ever OF party feeling may possibly remain amongst Us,
should be eXiingused at the graves Of men 20 whom
"uHp nature at large and our country particular,
owe sDch heavy obligations We therefore advio ,st
as proof Of our grateful respect for this venerable
and patriot, the Bell shall be tolled from This bopr until
sunset and Minute Guns fred for one hour.
d Copy-Teste.
WI IT. RICHARDSON.
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the admiration of the Spectators The accuracy Of
their manuvres ana archnSs could not be well surpassed
And when take into consideration that each of these
'older-boys some not years old harnessed with
all the appngs of war, besesa misket of fourteen pounds
weight their performance truly astonishing. 1t seems
10 sIcw that military and civil education may be
combined as to render them support aud ornament muu
ally 70 each other
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The loss of such patron cannot but be grca tly fcl
by this rising Institution, whether regard the esma-
ton in which he was held throughout the Union-he
proximity of his residence to the ersy-or above
ALL bis entire devotion It's interests, continually aug
mcnted by seeing his tondes anticpaons gifts success
in course of rapid flment. But TO the members of
the Faculty, his loss irrepaable; for they have all
personally experienced his Accommodates spir-hs
liberal hospi,ality-hs kind offices every occasion
they have all been instructed and delighted by the rare
aud versatile powers of that intellect which time had
enriched with facts, without detracting from its usrs-
and been charmed with those itnablc manners which
dictated by delcaCy and benev oience mere, rules can
never teach.
Resolved therefore, That the Faculty If the Univcr
sty oil Virginia, in testimony of their respect for the
memory OF Thomas Jefferson, their late Rector, do
Grape the left for the space of two months
Resolved That while in conformity with his last in
functions, that he should be ''buticd without any rop
OF ceremony whatever" they avoid any more formal
ostenatous demonstration of their feelings, the mem
bers do ndiv idualy attend his iucrneut at the family
burying place.
ROBLEY DUNGLISON,
Chai!'n of the Faculty.
! CHARLES boNNYcAsTLE Secretary, pro TEN.
The Students of the University OF Virginia DESTROYS
of expressing their deep regret the death of Thomas
Jefferson, the venerable Rector and immortal Founder
of the Institution, of which they are members called a
meeting in tie ROiunla Immediately on the arrival of
the mOuTuui tdirgs of his ecease TO aoDt such p,ca
should conport with the solemuity the occa
sion, and the melancholy OF their feeling. when
Mr.. Edgar Mason being called TO The Chair and Mr.
" son [. Swami appointed Secretary, the following
Resolutions were proposed and unanimously agreed
to-
|. Resolved That the Students of The University of
Virginia profoundly impressed with the irreparabe loss
which they have sustained, in the departure of the We.
nerabc Father of their institution and anxious TO te
ufy, by every token OF respect in their mower the ora
Itude which they feel as Students of this University,
aud as Citizens OF the United States for his eminent ser
vices in the cause OF Liberty and of Sccncc--do wear
Grape on the left arm for the remainder the present
session.
.. Resolved, That the Students OF the University of
Virginia attend his funeral, and that Committee be
appointed to regulate the procession in such manner
as may agree with the truly republican simplicity
with which was s dying request that his interment
might be conducted.
!. s. Resolved, That the foregoing Resolutions be pub
lisled i'll the National lntelgcncer, Richmond ENQUIRER
and Central Gazette.
LDGAR MASON, CHARM
WILSON G. SWAMI, Sec'ry.
| JuiY 3, 1926.
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About O'clock, the Committee of Arrangement met
and adopted the following resolution:
he committee appointed to superDteDl the solemn
ues Tor doing honor 10 the memory of THo7IAs JrTFER-
SON having beer informed since the were
adopted on that subject of the very extraordinary and
affecting incident that JOHN ADAMS, of the remain
ing Sgners OF the Declaration ofIndepcndence one
OF he most influential promoters of tat glorious event
departed us life on the Fourth of July; and believing
mat IL Is due TO their feelings and what they be-
eVe 10 bc tie sentiments OF their fellow citizens to pay
every possible respect 10 tie memory Of disngu
patriot of The revolution,
IHeref0''e, ReSotreG, That ibis Committee feel sin.
cerc yencration and respect for the revolutionary SER
vices of John Adams, and that they most cordially and
sincerely SEIZE the occasion express their grief for
tue laFneDed death of that distinguished citizen and as
Tar as IS now 10 their power to unite in the solemoes
THIS day TO be pronounced the expression OF the public
regret for The loss OF the IlUstros compatris of their
ellow>czen Thomas Jefferson who as he was united
with hun IN the glorious eXerons for American Free.
DOM IS now united With him in death the AnDy ersa-
~ Of OuI Independence.
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while his fellow citizens COMMUNICATING the .u-
biee of that glorious event. and deeply impressed with
the obligations which the long and distinguished servi-
of the deceased have imposed on posterity
nour his memory, emulate his patriotism and initiate his
virtues-ordcrs that minute guns be fired in front of
the State House, in Boston, from twelve 10 o'clock
this day; and, at Quincy, Friday afternoon, during
the performance of the funeral obsequies
MAJOR General Crane is charged with the execution
of this order.
by His Excellency's Command.
WM IL ST. Mn Err Adj. Gnrernl.
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D. tc41esaoetu SSQ4o6@.
FRIDAY MORNING. JULY IA. 1826.

w" '''"te CHIC ,;"y' chiefly to record the nea-
'ures taking in various parts OF the Union pay respect
the memory of Jefferson and Adams. whole nation
seems inspired by sentiment q affection.
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Commonwealth IF .Ua,"sclosetr.

GENERAL. ORDEBS.-His Exccilency the ON.
Wsbicr 10 Nhief nav ing been informed that JOHN
ADAMS, one Of the signers Of the Declaration Of Anne
IcaD Independence. and former President of the
MED States departed this life yesterday afternoon,
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y His Excellency's Command.
WM. fl. SUMNER, Adj. General.
Commonwealth Of .uassacF,vseas.

Tn COUNCIL, July T. I82O.
His Excelency the Governor having announced to
the Council that he has this morning received the
lanchO!y intelligence OF the dccease of the venerable
JOHN ADAMS, former President OF the Il. States.
and oCe OF the three last wing Sigrers Of the De
cdratiOn Ct Independence, who departed tins lft yes
tcrday afternoon o'clock, nj his residence in Gum
cy-
Resolved, That the Supreme Executive Of the Com
monwcalth in testimony II the deep entertained
by them Of the eminent public usefulness aud private
worth Of the deceased cf the distinguished pa
tots Of the revolution aud founders of American ber>
", WILL in their official capacity, attend the funeral OBJ
sequcs of the late Hon. JOHN ADAMS, on Friday
next, at O'clock, p. NJ. a true copy OF record.
Attest, EDWARD ID. BANGS, Secretary.
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In BOSTON, the bells of the churches were toll.
ed, minute guns fred, and all the shipping in the hat
Dor bore their flags at hafmast respect the
~ of the deceased.
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AT BALTIMORE tie celebration OF the EIFTrEru an
niversary the declaration OF Independence less
splendid than former occasions public spec
taCc, although believe feelings
OF gratitude Tor the enjoyment u the blessings consequent
that upouar, But small portion ol tire military
paradcda GREATER portion 81 the citizens attended their
customary places Of public vor,hp-aud the ceremonies
attending m observation the National Jubilee in our
city wee Wofe orderly "an brilliant. Bat. paper.
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CAUTION TO THE Pubic.

r5NE subscriber feels himself bound, Justice to the pu,
lie, to iorwarn them against the viola Of his iern,
rights, by the purchase aud Of MCormick's Pain.
and late Improved Poughs which advertised for sale nv
William Palmer OF RiehmVnd, Va and Stephen Mccormick
OF FauGuier county, Va.
Ii would be unnecessary for the subscriber in giving b,
caution do than state that after several years ah
ousy devoted To making Improvements Plough has
succeeded IN attaining degree OF perfection the
ton oi which had never been reached The I'm
povements which he had invented and adapt after tenv
them 10y experiment, and submitting them
81 competent judges were al length embodied
10 hun by Letters Patent, granted October I, 1873
The seliarpe ning Plough oil which thu. diagram
and description published the Richmond Enquirer the
h al last month"; combines several important
made ny the subscriber which he has then
perfection by of abOur and expensive expert
menswh'ch have been publicly tested the sane
ton and the appreciation OF great numbers competent
him. -
For this papable violation of he rights the subscriber
apology OF justification be offered a he feels himself
called npon to that such liberties shall pas.
Therefore, person persons making using vending
oaupS to be made used Wendell AlCormick,s pa.n.
rougs, espondng 10 The description Of them given in
W. Pamers advertisement the Rien,ond Enquirer as,
hereby nohed that they will be prosecuted in due
law for Infringing the patent of the suhscriber.
Furthermore the subscriber Is OF the opinion that 10 t.
public IT only Just to say, that Stephen Mccormick has not
obtained Letters Tor any such eu
bed How Tar such freedom may he cred tiable
will not undertake to say. Respectfully,
GIDEON DAVIS, Manufacturer.
GeorSetown, ID. C. lst mo 18th, 1926. B4-3wf
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TINS teraqeaus sphere, for nearly century. Neu.
York, guided by the splendid genius of the mph,,.
Clinton, is, by her internal improvements, 1av
ing the foundation Of that wealth and streno,h
which, fast time can roll is waiting her a.,
the wings Of prosperity, to the pinnacle of tia.
glittering zenith of glory which glimmers upon Tho
gaze of the astonished world, and beckops her o.
its cloudless summit!
Slumbering Virginia, awake! Resume the spir;s
OF the Ancient Dominion" and become your-
self again--Arise in the Herculean might of ele.
hundred thousand people, with taxable
wealth of more than 5000, 900 900, a military
strength OF 10000, territory Of $4,000 square
miles, in a central position of the Union, circu
lating medium of more than six million of dollars:
and credit capable OF commanding twenty mil
lions more. at per cent.-Coneentrate those en-.
erges Put forth your strong arm Hurl away
those rocks and hills, which endanger and impede
the intercourse of your citizens And grasp the
mighty price, which, yet in the elev enth hour, is
floating for you, in the wheel of the great north
western lottery" In this, your genius will be en-
gagged in more noble cause than the wrathful mo-
tives which aciuated the Angels OF Milton, or the
Gods of Homer.
CITIZEN OF THE WEST.
Lexington, Ia.
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II ~ ,o,l - ~''"Se fso"alu county

CHANCERY. At a hetd fof Prince Edward ro,,,.,
II December the 18th, 1925. "'J
Aadefson Bradshaw, John We1yer Lavina hi, wife l.s
bradshaw Robert Bradshaw, child Lucy Bdsbaxr dc
formerly Lucy Thompsou daughter of Robert Thomnon
Lewis Smihey and Elizabeth wife late EIizabe,h So,
John Rudd and Nancy his wife late Nancy Seay Henry Bo
mans Polly 'is wife, late Polly Seay Maria eav I;am
Doyle, which said Eirabetb Nancy Polly Maria r and vii
ham are children ct Polly Seay, iormef, Poly homnso,
daughter 1t obert Thompson, dec Henry Wakall and S,.
IL ms we late sally III. Hambln, Will, Ch,rnley and Pl;c
aDtu H. his wife, late Elizabeth II Iamblin N,nry ID
iiamblin aud Matilda Hambn which said: Sail, N
H. Nancy aud Matilda the children Of Et,b.h Han
60 "oAP-
against "P'AinahS
James Madison, admmistrato with will annexed Of
thompson dec aud Jennings S.ay, Martha Anu Fo,ls
daughter OF sally Foster, dcc late sally Ssay Of Pol
stay late Polly Thompson, daughter of iober Thonpsop
dec and William Thompson dcf.nJanfsr
James Madison appointed guardian for IN. .rcod.a NJ
TIA Ann osteT who infant under the ace of2f war
INC special purpose OF defending her this suit and
the defendants Seay and Thoppsou having ept, ed their
aud gwen security according ACT OF the
era Assembly and the rules Of this court and spoearinr q
he saaeuon oil Che court tbatthey Inhabitants Of s
state On the motion Of the eompanan by counsel I, is
ded that the SAID defendants Seay Thomson do
mere on thf ~ day Of March next aud answer the
pansn o aud that copy Of this order he forthwith insert
ca IN some one Of the public newspapers printed in The CITY
tichmond Tor two mouths suceess.ly and also m
front door OF the courthouse othis county cory Tee
"a b. J. WORSHAM, q. G..
100 7G-w6w
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From the Evening Ga-si.s.,
THE S.N'O w STORM.
Hv llr. psrciyal

Il was a dark and cold December night,
And there come on a driving gust oi snow,
Ani with ii scarce particle OF light,
Hy which the wanieIer mish his journey know
l'acins the storm he travels faint anil siow.
Aud while the biting sleet around him pa'ers
Tie hc,r, hefOie him hoarse the rushing waters
lie travel, vn aul the in drifi,
BiocSSup the path, hts patient creature thirds;
Now this way, and that tue tempest shirt,
Aud almost seats hts own. aud hcrs, lids,
Mud yet his carrier uulSes where he bids,
Struggling TO do hi, ancient MASTER wall
Vita all ms store uf energy aud skull.
The night grew darker, anl the wind blew cold,
Aud every moment louder came the roai--
The m,st.r aud has beast alike were old
In uuh they were too old 10 travel more,
Aud yet this nppins wind they CALMLY bore,
And both looked out thro the Indictment might
10 clteh glimpse OF soue near cottage hSh-
They stumbled OH thro' lIil,s and over stones,
Aud still no glimmcriug candle met their eye.
The poor hea.t pant,, aud his old master groan..
Whei, ali at once. with a most glad surpri,e
Thro' the bleak storm sudden tviubluis HES,
And they just discover, ON hull,
\ low-roof-d house, and under 1t mill.
Glad ssht---aid with redoubled speed they make
Their uay TO that warm shelter, hat the roar
Comes ~ between them. and the golden STAKE
OF all their toii,--and now they reich the shore,
And tirn the dark anl swollen water, pour
Tnro' Wild gorge, whose wall. are black and sleep
Below the brink iull twenty lathons deep.
And now the light went ont Just the,
Close by the rushing waves-but still his way
The patient horse kept onw,rds, towaids The tlme
Iii. master thought he took the bridge that lay
over the gulf, wherein the torrent rolled,
Psaling III hollow larGm loled.
The rithful creature trod with cautions foot
a!unc the slender arch that seemed br'ds",
More like leaning oak, whose clingin5 root
tirows To the assures OF a mountain ridge,
Or the scant foot.hoi un narrow i.dse--
& .i-lv he ,,ed---tho' such rushing food
W boiled beneath, had chilled veterans blood.
Aud now hi, toll i, dome for Soon the door,
Where he had seen the niomen'ary light,
Stand. oprn, and the merry inmates pour
Around The ynow-he .ked wandcrer OF the night
l,Tthrcaiy hand they help him t. lIish.
and .e,t hun by their hpSpi,able hearth,
Aud soon the old nan ming with their mifth.
The morrin, came, and such glorious
AZ ouly Il ,,hes on winter days
Onwuihe warm roof the new fakes melting run,
The fcr,hery trees glowing IA the blaze,
'rhr old man ven,ured forth awhile 10 gaze
On the wild riycriu the broad day-ligh',
Which he had crossed 5" chcerlessly last night.
And then he saw below the olackins mill,
Nni tho cleac sheet that DER the dtm-hrad pcud,
IN adeep ritz. all uild and gloomy still
y .prrent---how It heaved and loaned AMI roard,
Ana over il one hcal Just ruleiy scored,
yVheI. he haG passel-his lips turned deadly pale,
The old man tainted, ana cnds my tale.
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Valnable Pronerf,, ~, 81.

'olt sale tract OF land iu Amelia containing 1900 acrc
half in wood; of the clear led land about 20 ,rrs 49,
low grounds the wood land nearly half good baceo
land the rest ADAPTED TO cotton. The whole is well warrrd
convenient TO two manufacturing mills well epc ed ab d,r
provided with houses and has wheamachne The t,tano.
IRON Richmond 81 miles, from Petersburg 80; third OF the
months AFTER and the balance years credit The land
Will be shown by James Drake the manager and commpni
os addressed 10 Geno Bridge will be poli, a;enJ
Ell 10. EDITI;N +, n 3 ns'"-
Augut5. oe ~,
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Fifteen DoUors Re,,n-5

az me % or ith instant between Manchester and Mrs
~ BTanch' Tavern waggoner was roohed of two 49,
Aea Haywood aud Luck care Of Williams Cringan
eoha, containing black or drah Hats, and perhaps both
rnadtPhia aud probably stanpeA the lining with one or
OF 'hSse names The above reward will be paid for the
de'eiy oil all the property rroporionse sum for npy
part of it. WILLIAMS & cpINis 80 S"J
JAN 90. az
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Jan. Ia.
CHANCEBY AT court held for Prince Edward co,n,v
December, the 18th 1926: H'u eS-'''J

CHANCEBYi At court held for Prince Edward COUNT
December, the 18th 1875: S'-''J
An" "ab'O" CompT.
Edmund Loekett, Sheriff Of Prince Edward eoun,v ana
OF Wiam HarfISou dec aud the children of The all
william HaTrison,to wit: Theodorck, William H. trent
Daopey W. Mary d. Khura Abner, Benaah and Dli,,oug
49, ro.... : --.- Defendants.
Dabney o. Mary d., kntura J Abne Benaiab and Mi,onr
HARRISON who are infants under the age cf tvetone
ior me special pupose of defending their interest in i; ,
and the defendants Tbeodofek and William n moi bsy;c,
entered Their appearance and given security aecordn 20 an
act OF the GENERAL Assembly aud the rules Of this % audi.
appearing 70 the satisfaction the that they are not nba-
bhsnts OF the state OF the motion Of the complainant m he
counsel ordered that the said defendants TheoJorc and
Wam do appear here the first day of March rourt
anu anwef The conpauans bill; and ta eopv of this
~deI De forthwith inserted * the public ne.paper,
Pfinted m the city Of dehmond for two month,
ana also posted al The front door OF the Courthouse OF m
OIIuy "a eoPJ' Aeste, u j. WORSHAM c. c.
Sa"-At
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ND KID Dnzz
ron THE EwQUIREH

FOR THE EyVQ UIRER.
JAMES AND KANAgHA RIvERs.--No. Z
90 don aud do Eteuse."
One great impediment TO the speedy advance
men. Of this scheme, is its novelty. Men arc al
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CHANCERy. AT rules taken ia the clerks Office u
rTinee Edward county the Isi day Of December 1896
H1a;a. -'i Complainant
Elisha NorthP, George Dungan, Edward Brsd.bs,v vii
lam Hooon, John Kodd, JuDr, Eaton Hudson and simeon
" ri, 49," -, A. Defendant
po gwen security according 70 the General As.e
Dy ana he rule. this court and appearing that he not
an nhaoiiant OF tins state On the motion of the oompIa
oy counsel IS entered AZ rules afo enid and accordingly
ba TIC SAID defendant horhrp do appear here On
w. Itaay Of March court and answer the eomnsnau.
o a thdt copy OF this order be forthwith In sos
que Of e pubic newspapers printed the city Of Richmond
IV Two mouths suoeessiyely aud also posted at he front door
OF the courthouse Of this county. Tete, w.
r.. b. J. WoRsHAaI, d. G.
WV
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Jan. ~.
II eHANcERY. hieoGlenburs county, November o5ar

oHANCERY. Mesklenburg equity November Cour,,
Edwin P. Starr pt..,,r
against
Robert Malone, BenIamin H. Warner merchant, and mart
ner tadnB uadeI the hm aud style Of Robert Malone aud
ri ~ r., y 'inan - ,Whes Defendants
nsng entered he appearance according TO The act sA
Indy an ne rules OF THIS court and appearing TO the
aon OF the eourt h they not inhsbsnls Of this state.
ou notion oitne plaintiff by his Attorney, IL IL ordered that
"a heiendan do appear here ontbe frs. dsy Of Mueh
ana enter thei. appearance and answer he plaintiffs
D and ha' copy Of th order be inserted 10 one Of the
e, PPes printed "a the city Of Richmond for eight weeks
eeVey aud posted 81 Che front door Of the courthouse q
'iaoo2ny copy Teste, u. II. BAILEY, d. @.
Iul ~ 7S-tg8es
name Il ca A. Warwick. ~ " w.
CORDTN WA WICK
al, ABRAHAM YVARWICR.
NlchporJ, fln -, ieS'. n5--1ss
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