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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-18
john ALI.IA%Di.R,
WAii 3ADFORIJ.
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May q

~ CJi-4Wlll 5r so'dnt pubIit auction, on
Y Wednesday the 30th of tins instant, If
far other Yise the NEXT fir dav the sale to- con
time from day to day until completed. BEGIN
inc at the Pocket plantation, Oh stlunton 1T
yrr. ia the county Of P.tisylyani1. the lat. raj.
denc1 ofitaipb smith, sem decd. md cndihg
Oh tie said decedents plantation on the 9TH,
side al the riycr IA the Counfy df Campbell all
the personal property Of said dccedent consist
ing Of very valuable stock Of Horses. Nlnies.
Canlc, sheep, Hogs, househaid and kitchen fur
nifurc, plantation utensils, "A set Of Hacl, Snths
tools Stills Ok Wagons, Carts, and an elegant
,inaleseatcd tilPg with harness complete -- Also
u quantity Of Corn, Wheat Rye, Oats Foddfr,
and variety Of other things, too tedious 10
mention Terms OF sale all sums above fse
dollars, a credit oflwelve months will be given,
bonds with approved security will be required
Of each purchaser IN every instance, all sums
offYe dollars, and under, cash Any person
purchasing property, and failing or refusing to
give ample security asabose required, be or she
shall be held responsible to the administrators
lot the difference between his OF her bid, and
that at which sale shall be made
JNO. SMITH. Serr.
GEO. W. CLEMENT,
Adm'rs>of Baipt Saah, SeHr deed
May ls. s2wf4l
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Ali. X ONR DAY
l0l7p prizes
952l blanb


y52l Blanks.
Hode II Dratrift The numbers will 81 pr.
ia one wheel as uail, nuG III another viii be nut
the prizes abasr the Denomination ofIhfor l1ai
lars, bnd the drawing 20 progress in tive usual
nr1natr - Ia t,JD6 pFzes Of Three Dollafs
viii be awarded ~ high or lo@ Number, oh,
deierninedby t.las which miy draw the priree d
Slun0n
Low numbers 20 10000, inchsite
High Plumbers l000i 10 2O.OoO inclusive
holder of t'so tickets, High aud Low, muss
ofnecessity DRAW one prize aud nEvdraw lwc
Capital Prizes. A tickle. having drawn Capi'
tai prize IS not restricted from drawing a small.
Que also
Present price OF Tickets 50; Shares in pro
portion.
= Orders by Mail, poet paid, or private cons
veyaAce, enclosing the cash or prize tickets in a
ny OF the late drawn lotteries viii meet Che sans
attention on personai application.
TERHS.-t0r n6i iSs s.st 81 Tickets:
scheme prtrs, fer approved aotes, payabt tjiee'.
Days after tht drd'citg
AGO. L. EsISsYcE.
May !. Atnsga~.
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n O1io Ely virtue Of "a deed Of trust os.-
y cutrd to the subscribers by Ihrln III
Epps and his vito, for the purpose Of udenn.
lyng Fisher WILSON, winch deed bcnrs date
the 2lst day Of Alay, 1924 AMI j, recorded IN
the county court o. Campbell the ndders gucd
OF one OF thpln, VIII expose II public auction, for
cash. ~ Campbell Gour-hnnsc, GA fhe FIST day
OF ne Jun term of the sand court. the tract OF
Land on winch the said Haft"rll Eppes now r..
sides lying in the county Of Campbell contain.
lar by cstmaiiou, 6vs hundred and seventeen
.,ries more or less and bounded bythc lands 81
Oden G.. Clay and others - the Trustees vii
convey such title only as is vested IN them by
tie deed OF trust above mentioned
JOHN ALEXk%DER,
WM. HhDFORD.
Nav - ctd.Il
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..t,,. n. meeting ot the sA April aas 20,

.,..,sf,,. IN. meeting Of the 5t'' April aas got
= hy Gen. 0gle, and few other zealots, IN or
.,yrr their retreat from the effects OF the
ger ,,iInre Of Col. Ryon's resolution. Il IS
or - that about 80 we're IN Attendance !.
ahis.sS sneaker Ritner nor Mahgn could be
pei'nJi a mon 90 attend Yon NAV therefore
"a loss to form correct opinion from tlese
.,,,s,ances. OF the state of feeling which pre-
lied in our legislature.
~ 4ootber circumstance may be added, 10
,b,t tbp legislature Of This State we're
...,g,,,ed in their proceedings 10y the opposition
= ~ Administrations viz. the Jackson party in
rs.a,ress and consequently, could not, consist.
=. ,,,ith due sense of propriety, lend them any
ca ,.ba,soever. 80 much was the legislature IN.
az !, the fate of the woplen hin when be-
-. Congress, that resolution pissed think
.,.,r;ftoIst1, highly approhatory ofthe measure
"a zealonsiy calling upon Congress for its sane
-, was present at the time this resolution
.,ssed and assure you no little excitement, pre-
led IN It's favor. II was cause in which the
cate they represented was deeply Interested
Nov. can YOU suppose that the same legislature
= 6,w afterwards. having their resolution and
,ber interests trampled upon and disregarded by
,hr fatal opposition IN Congress- would HRaAi-
.,o,ieIy. or neraly SO, meet in caucus to concert
thp
80, in unison with their yiews--to place in pow
or those who had tramplod upon their solemn re-
onsiiion Sir, | assure YOU there were not a few
members in our legislature who took alarm at
,he fate Of the wooden bill.
AZ believe tho change IS progressive, and
sball be much ppointcd-indeed, can hard.
" believe it possible, that the Generals cause
can again succeed in Penns} lRania. As to this
4.
At least as far as have knowledge oft, an
apathy prevails in the Jackson ranks which did
not prevail at any former period and on all
side, il is acknowledged, that the Administration
has been unustly opposed in them measares--
that some politicians have taken an interest in
opposing some measures which they formerly ad
yocated, which cannot be accounted for in anf
other way or upon any other ground but devo.
ton to men. for purposes which the community
are beginning to distrust and against which they
will set their faces"
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BRANDY, ALE, PORTER, &c.
1hc subscribers hare this dag receiyca,
l Pipe old Champaign Brandy,
30 t'bls Stock or Summer Ale.
= Heroes llibherts London Porter,
Almonds, Raisins, &c.
NEW & AYRES.
ALSO IN STORE.
20 Boxes Sicily Lemons (fresh,)
few ditto Oranges Cocoanuts.
..na OIL Vines and liquors. selected by one of
me best Judges in Richmond. and warranted In
,eflof to none ever offered foT sale in this mar
May l9. 4tifs,
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m EOkER & COMMISSION Br5lNEE5.--
I'D The subscriber has taken ~ Office foui
doors above the Franklin Hotel, where he fon
tnaps TO sell Tobacco and other produce on
commission, and will ia future, also, transact
business as Brpler--llc hopes To be able 10
glyr satisfaction 70 all who may coh6de busincs.
te his care. ARCH. HA1CHER
Dec IL wtsiflp
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The whole TO conclude with thr farce of
LON ERS' QUARRELS,
Or
Like master like man.

n OllCE---'lhe subscribers Dancing School
N viii be opened very shortly Persons de
srons to patronage him, are respectfully inyi-
ted To- subscribe before commencement, rs be
feels DESTROYS Of having all the pupils united on
the first day ofthe school, so us to organize
the classes. subject Of some importance, as it
creates an emulation in the pupils calculated TO
increase ripd success ia the requirement Of
that elegant and useful art, certainly useful TO
those who atc intended to circulate IN good so
ciety.
y b. A list Of subscription is left with Mr
Bradfurc, Cashier. j. \ AAuPL
May 10 u-O
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HiGH mr. ION 5lSfED.
ton'Inuedin cdn,egnencc Of rs gmIYaIipd peg.
ui.uitt
argnie Stair A0,dgaiioa io,tel4,
Glass sIAjBEk iW0.
VIII be- drawn Ia richmond 90 ednesday, the
lanJtnd next, under the 3upermtendcnce Of
Commissioners
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-18

6PAN Apprentice vi be ,aAon at
this Oftlce.
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Milking Adanss majority l2f,297
Bat even admitting. for the sake Of argument,
that Gen Jacl,son's % Electoral votes did rep
resent greater number of people than Mr.. Adj
ans, 81, by what rule of constitutional con-
struction is it contended that the House Of Rep
resentatiyes, in the discretion confded TO it, is
bound TO elect him who shall have the highest
number of votes We ask If such a mode Of
construction does not involve "a glazing absurdi-
ty? IL the trainers Of the constitution intended
il to be so construed whence the necessity Of
conGding the elec;ionto the House in any event
Why might il not just as well, and better, have
dispensed with the useless ceremony of a second
election, with all the excitement ii is calculated
to produce, 10 say nothing Of the door which it
opens for corruption Why did it not say, at
once, that he who received a plurality OF votes
should be PrcsideAt2 We marvel, however, that
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AVC HON AIT
.ricn. nfnnr..snilIn ohm

PRIVATE SALES
Continue nom 50 To for fuc tobacco.
Inspected the rast week 81 hhds. OF passed
tobacco, y hhds. refused total 673.
The quantity inspecting still cVatnues lnrrc
and tie lnalkct Is not AS blsl, aud animated lis
week rs thu last Common aud midiug tobnc-
ces continue slow, while the fine hts sch from
to 4 dollars per hundred. Or foreign az.
counts 10 the ith 81 Aprl furnish nothing If mo-
ment OF interest the article abroad IS low, II had
been selling briskly al low prices. but had again
become dull again.
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nEvzEW

0fthc Lynchburg Tobacco Market,
Corrected irsskiv f0f hf FHgi,noh,
fnonAs A. iIoIepNnE nnd ldenAHD IfIfE,
Commission Merchants.
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sRh A1FA Sa
or add. crlp,ien ~ 30 III lbs ofice.
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And we are led most earnestly TO desire that
party shall never again raise up a feeling in our
country TO stand opposed to any of its rights, as
10 be affected by ,he acts of foreigners. We
shall nave, and, perhaps, it is best that there
should he, dlversities 81 opinion on questions of
Internal policy, or as to preferences of persons
--bai 40 American principle should be given up
on that account. We wish "peace, commerce
aud honest friendship with all nations. without
entansling alliances with any, and will de-
luand reciprocity Of every one. We will not, as
it WAS reported to be the practice Of the Dutch
merchants of Japan. tranple upon our best
principles for the purposes Of trade, nor solicit
what We have rghtto possess. Wedo not desire
to impose conditions ON any which we ourselves
Will not permit TO bear upon ourselves, nor will
we allow others to impose them on us.--[ Niles
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-18
From The Lexington (Ken. } Reporter.

Mechanical higenaity.--A distinguished me.
chanlc of this place has made very elegant
and curious door lock. II has two bolts and TWO
KEYS. which, to a common observer, exactly rc.
semble each other. One OF the keys commands
but one bolt, the other commands both to the
bolt commanded by the master-key is connected
an alarm bell, which makes very loud sound
whenever the bolt is thrown back There is bur
one key-hole to the lock, which cost several
months abour, to u stranger, who could lock
and unlock both bolts IN ten hours time, by the
aid Of both keys. IL is At the same time very
simple, and person may in a few minutes be
instructed in the entire command over it,"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-18

90 No Combinat,on--g Drawn Ballots.
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Ad,eaaiers Wishing, 10 secure a chnuce tot
the allow 'apitss ate reqaelled 10 rt,lke nppll-
cation at aticaa Q0ntts,p Aens Office,
where the ea,n vii hr paa nj sight for alt prls4s
as soon as drawn. ls,,Jlleot the drawing vii
certainly take place IN Iyach5urg Delay not
Present price Of 'cteis
Whole IiokelsS5- llayog ~ 5U- Quarteits %
t'ur suie y.
3. d. TtTs al h1J II cog
Lottery y fsehnnge efdee- Lynetiarg.
Nhcrr have bocu sold mofe prizes tn. 10y g
tier Office IN town.
Mny &
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To be Drawn in l.ynchborg,
(20h Nert Month, June
Dismal swamp Canal Lottery, Class :.
SHY Number Lottery -Nne Drawn Hello's.
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When we refer to times long past, aud recol-
lect the violence Of parlies--how that by one of
them all the acts oiGreat,Britan were Justified.
and by the other those Of rance palliatcd, ex-
tremes in one bcgetnag extremes in the Other
though it is now freely admitted that We were
grossly wronged by both, and that like proceed
ings, on the part of either, viii never hereafter
b. submitted 10 by the American people In
considering these things, the following beautiful
lines have often occurred to us
Breathes there man with soul so dead,
Who never TO himself hath sad,
This is my owumy native land 2;
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Thus itnppears that ADAMS obtain
tanned Of tue votes ottAc people,
While Jackson obtained
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-15

iuinou', al tie SAME time that II shows no hs,le
anxiety 10 svold he appearance of being on ton
gracious terms with them Bui he best of the
thing II, the diplomatic IN which the Ed
tors OF The \ In eilgencer avail themselves 81
late melancholy event. Immediate ely on ih-
death ot Mr. Ruius King, ,hey seize o. the
generous sympaihies OF The public. and employ
that occssion TO jusii' his appointment minister
TO England, and to ssl out few Of their gen,ral-
isms IN favor of the administration. And IN ne
face OF the fact that MIR. King resigned his sea,
in the Sena'- in consequence OF his inii,mities
ihe' would exempt the administration from all
blame for bis in.l-posion, and consequent nabili.
~ to attend TO public interest IN England!
her back-handel compliments TO he FedeIsjists
VIII be Sc, DOWN. that class OF politicians TO,
what they are worth We 90 not envy then,
such panePyIists
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LAJND IOR 800.

var suhieier Offers for sale, Of one two three
tour snd i've Sears hI. PLANTATION in the county .f
uEs' containing SO acres, situated within uir. ofths
'"thpue aud The distance Ryapna River Which,
~ ' res n'.sahsi II also lies within nine ten nile. OF
'ue river m convenient 10 seVe'sl Meiehs us. Tho
most If the land yr' ceas, we'll iinhere mud aisred
'''eH very he9hty 'iustien, and has II very con-
e"' ",i, pN ELLiNN ROUSE, and other nsces.sry
f"1N! - lhe land as M Presunahle person will buy
tiey hf.' eN'm,ne The Land, which will he shrwn by
my ovrIscei, Samuel Dawson living on ID. pre;.e If he
aos Land Is n?i sold privately hr- ISL of oct next
~ e.; ~ pubic auction that say, Tor sale reni,
together w'h all Stock every description Planatio
otthsi G"Fn Fodder, &c Anype,on 10 purchase
'a' get hrEHl hv applying the sth,crhrr livinr IA War
ren; Aihenarie e"uniy, Va. AUSTIN NJ hPPlING.
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EantA Enp S0rs,

FQf virtue Of deed tius the tihss ~
- james Jones' dec, h lie tune, aud Of ~
TIE Office OF Surfy county payment
certain If money the MENTIONED, Jue Mts. r..
Wesson, shall al the request Of Mrs 10 sci
10 the highest bddei, fo the
Saturday the 10th day June next It FAIR the next
iar day after the sabbath the Of land in the said deed
mentioned wherein the said Jones resided the time of his
death The soil good, and the building, convenient and
eofoahr. The title is believed b. unquesiioDsbie; hut
iueb only ed under the dec. scrssaid. will
JAMES ID. EDWARDS
Nav IS
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IL LUEAT{C.

Az As tskSn mp LunRc M Mellon Cou-ty, a. The
w 10Th day OF thi. month, (ApriD wio utter
ioS"t' wrote his SIMEON Dacon aud when asked
second time, SAID ms iIri pilgrim,
n way on the State of New Yok The WesterD Country
ms person about feet inch height, remarkably we'll
hai', very husky had Of black hair ami a halle
"heh apprehended lie hare beaded aud footed. lie
i now confined ~ the ai "i N.lon county
fdno's q! NewsDa-t through the United States srn
f'qurei to evefhs notice few
Of his situation
hIay
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and {" liberty Is power would j, not be To cas-,
swsy the b unties Of the people: ard to sit PAL
sled by the will of their constituents were
they 20 refuse to ac' for the general welfare? -
THIS liberty inpy be power for the Congress, bu'
some here who hi k, that it is despotism
over 'he people. |, il clear then from the con
sitat'ou 1t elf as az present e.ristiag," tha
- the people OF the union have formed social
cnmgac, GUODediy { the purpose of promoting
heir sener Il eIiare." II is thus sbewa that the
people Of tbs en''gh ened country have poi been
" so uIeGabiy stupid" as TO deny themselves the
power of bet;erIng their condition." and provi-
disg fof their gene'al welfare.
II cannot be that his power the general
welfare csn be viewed AS one of the power
reserveJ,' TO lie dormant |, cannot be- tha' this
power 10 provide FOR the general welfare accord
ing to the will OF the governors, without being
paisied By The will OF q 1se who submit, can be
denied 10 the governrs here. II has been pro
dnctiVe OF suck beneficial consequences in all
ages, and coun 'es, that we cannot for
moment suppose tia, our governors here
are denied the use OF any power which hey
mey deem necessary, and proper for the ee
neral welfare. IN their opinion - |, cannot be
thai The long series ct happy. aad safe preced-nts
from time immemoiia should not have produced
coresG ondi"g .fIect- upon 'be good sense Of The
people here And truly, hiessrs Editors, this
re''ns make good 'he declaration, that " liberty
Congress 10 DO what ,hey please
w hat have 20 ask OF you. tiisr, is that you
will explain, Qf yomr PROVINCIAL c,ty furnishes the
means,) no it comes TO pass tina there are such
differences IN rtadnss OF the Constitution; and
whether. as a good citizen, au boun,i to obey
those COPIES OF 'he Constitution, before the Con-
vcn'ions al lie lime of ts edap;ion. or hat for
,he first time Published 5y authGyity ia the year
Sly from the Department. # ale, under the
direction Of the President, in conformity 10 re
solution of the Congress?
Would not the rule of Interpretation, SIS srg
sested by g BTuius," apply to this entire .Jirst
clause OF the s h LIST at. Of the Coastlutiun
according to the old reading? IS net The last par,
OF Ihe claus Limitation upon the power 10 lay
taxes, sc. for the genea welfare? 1t says,
- but all duties, imposts and excuses shsll be uni
iorm;" obviously showing tbs, il is member of
The same clause as ,hsl which ceafe the power
to lay the AK; and limitation on that po,ger.
Hoping, 'eie long, that you will be enabled 20
give u the necessarY information respecting these
rfto rs e0diRSs ofth- Co sttution Tor the State,
aud the e'a~ure (ii any) in tia, of Virginia; az
that some OF 'our correspondents will do 1t, |
must skill subscribe m,self fiend to
WRIT FEN CONSTITUTIONS.
! May Ri, 1927
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AIN.es NLrer LonA ~ $40 .


OFFER Tor sale Of Land IA Jan e. CITY r,un,,,
SITUATE al the iicrsoctvn Of The James and
itveTs called f'y GTogs Tie contains upwads III
'Ju acres t""-iFd OF which heavily timhsred Tbprs
a'p"t tp' acres OF cleared land greater part loy
gums. NE rect met quality Of wheat land valuable 6,he,v
"'Aehed 10 the place Owing the number of minute IN
tcesI- snvrV"', ni' iand has heen for wears out Of The
aud out OF c"vs'ion these Interests are uned ana .,
u" t' tln can he gwen The plantation al pre- en uner
't I" f siITation rendering inrony epie nt TO nae r.
rtnH &c s curly deposition Of IT. Ceserving te yrren;
f i p0''ol' he "adei To- eli, tins, any reasonable
Nv IN ~, COSWAX WHtrTLE.
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SCOTT 4 SMITH

MERCHANT rAILoRs,
AVE reeeV0~ by The PiAhtri York their sup-
4 Z ply OF SPRING & SUMNER GOODS, sn,.uc which
ave- blue black, olive, fsb andnx=d cloths and CASH
cre' coored and black b. nhsk,nc PLATA aud striped las,
ercaI-'aus. Cation oabr unbeached French, cauLo Per
"an drilling AMI elegant article French aud English do
pam, striped aud figured, English aud French 1orentne Va
-neias and Mieie pattern, and very handsome with
general assntt,nent Of TRIMdfNGS-Auf which will be
nade mp on the most accommodating term.
MaN .. q
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z 1EETL

~ ltEK n8leor ense vented Tor scholars only in
"a private family, and healthy part OF State. Nine
need apply hut Of rahshe tiou aud so advanced 10
,a To Of fixed .;eay hahit, liberal
a'ary wall he syen provided the desired quail can be
'ueh"n tor Any person disposed oi,i, will promptly
tended To, 10y t"dos has her aud ene.,
NAV
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NOYfCE

IL person. having claims against the OF VIM Muire
dc requested hereby present them forthwith to
me- Those itebtt 20 the estate WILL be pleased 10 make
speedy paymenno farther indulgence need expected.
The es' ate not heg solvent shah discharge the debts W.
th tste, The laws direct; shall have eve TO theiE
dguny. JAMES SAUNDERS admir-
- Ui VIM Muire, dec.
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GEFERRL ORDERs

~ AJ'H"ni "e'er"fs CDicc, Riog.snL !.ft IN. .tr17
IN c"mualdfr N chrf being tttesisil,l a., r,v. ,te
m't prompt attention 60 Commissioning sit Min, oG,
ctf recommended or elected III vaeai. a.. ~ n. M -
ih' "role pi,i efiabl bncd complete ls M p, b,.
mp Esn": iH, determination made known Ia ali ON
fs'i niii1ie, % The rud; it 40 rses c , faI i
tons, they may ho spptn~d nl me prC,.ty ~ 10y
ns i'hi i41t krow1 u thH u, pertinent, a. Il y, r,,
'"' "PFi''s' ii me oJurlio' snail hs rsrsivcA OH
ti"'r ,unii'spns wni promptly issue o. the tI,,i
P'tF "h" 1i rPre 10 70, daily rcrotunr or tirefsl
u"' 'e ace ~ TIRE authenticated return; AND .i.e, H.
". 'r'nainus elections, ncf made D., ,,,, 81, i, g.
IS c0rn1ud.
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gVHEH EAs u basbesa es,f,frdto e i,,,,... q,
al Al 2i tn; ,oi" M"t1'. I"hn TuViu ut Wiro,-l
i"f'I ilttchtf, Cainfnf-sionrts ar,ot-4 3D., q ~
~, ~ q" anime 'ih virw the id 81 middle echo, Of
H., g,Ns b"td lcadns from M,nrhe.,stto r,tfr,hirg
'e s'imc ht been completed ia rpnf, ,efl, 81, ~
,i "' we 'eyetal Acn VI A.eoliy, IN rchGon hiatt
y" ioi."'"e ne Manchester std Priershur. Tn,rol~
y'Fay Z" deu1ad and receive tolls from person3 ,-
"' .7'd seciI'u, according 10 law '
.s.ss u"isr 10y hHnd Governor and under me seal
;SeaLs Miy, i3s7. ''' 80" 'y
'ws,.- WI. - GILES