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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-09
From the Virginia Herald.
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From the Virginia Herald.
P'roceedings 0fthe ANT1-JACKsoN Moefins
az the county Of King George, .S,ate of
PrSinia.
At numerous meeting Of the freeholders
of King George County, in the STATE of Virgi
mia, opposed to the election Of ndrew Jack
United States, convened al their Court-Hou,e
lon the first day of November, 1927, Ia pursu
of the notice hereof publish,d-The
meeting being formed, the Hon John Taliafe, 70
was unanimously called TO the Chair, and Col.
Austin Smith was appointed Secretary.
The Chairman proceeded to state the objects
Of the meeting; whe eupon it was moved and
ordered, that Messrs. Richard Stuart, John Ar
mold, Austin Fi,zhugh, Needham L. Washing
ton, John G.. Stuart, Col. John Stuart, Benja-
min Grymes; Alexander S Hooe, B. o. Tay>
loe, and Dangerh, Id Lewis, be committee to
pre- oare and report suigable Re solutions for the
occasion--when, on motion the Chairman as
added 10 the committee--Aftcr having r. tired
a Short time, the committee returned AID re-
ported preamble and resolutions, which be,
ing az and considered, were adopted by the
meeting, with one dissenting voice, and are in
the words following-
AUSTIN SMITH Sec'ry.
The committee appointed 5y a meeting of
the citizens Of King. George county, il he
State Of Virginia, who are opposed to the cleo
ton of Andrew Jackson Of Tennessee to the
to the MEETING the adoption Of the following
Preamble and Resolutions
Whereas the period has arrived, in the opin-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-09

We recognise in the following lines, thu
warm heart aud generous sensi5ilrles OF The
Author the APPEAL FOR TIE BosroS BARI
and other works Of merit:
FROM The NORTH AMERICAN.
FRIENDSHIPS COMPLAINT.
Verses addressed 10 - an eadpored poeticai cores
pendent. OF aeco,at Of has protrGcted silence.
Sweet ss,he breathings of the vernal gale
That sports amidst the wild grapes fragrant bow
ers;
ormusic fraught with Loves enchanting tale
Breathed DER SONG gentle lake in moonlight hours
Grateful as freedoms beams TO captive's eyes,
when, forth from dungeon cells and darkness led
lie views again the smiling fields and skies,
And feels their breezy freshness round him shed;
Thus sweet-thus grateful-to my thrilling soul,
Were thy rich messages of mind and heart,
when With thy friends thou did'st my name enrol,
Loved MINSTREL and to thy smiles impart
For in thy lofty thoughts and glowing strains
Isaw disclosed that pure ETHEREAL mind,
Whose power sublime, in rapture's magic chains,
Ny fervid bosom'S strongest faith Can bud:-
Whose feelings high all sordd influence spurn--
To joys that spring from virtuous deeds aspire
And while up .giory's heights they and burn,
Undue with Suneful life their charming Tyre.
But now, alas! 10 me thy mind is sealed
Mcu'3s after months nave rolled in gloom away
Sine, is bright thoughts in kndest wor,s revealed,
niuucd my heart with many cheering ray.
Thy silence cold as winters freezing breath,
Has withcred half my bosOm's deares, joys
And stlil, relentless as the frown of death,
Its lingering blooms cfanxious hope destroys.
o why to me thy profIered hand extend,
And bind me to thy breast with roble zeal'
Why didst thou claim Is Thy valued friend,
And own for me 4 brothers love to feell
Could inaugbt thy generous trust bctrsy'
How, haw coult I, in language or in deed,
With cod return Thy kind regards repay,
" hen for thy veal my faithful breast would bleed?
Though poor my thoughts, and unadorned my STYLE,
Yet from my hearts prufcurdts' ,eprhstb,y flow.
Uns;ained by selfish faint Uggd w.th guile
And warm with bland affections purest glow
Imperviors mystery uthy silence rests
But still would believe thy vows sincere;
Still toud!y nope that are kindred breasts
Whose friendship time shall strengthen and entear
Then from my heart this painful weight remove,
No longer chill me with neglects cold blight;
Letme again, sweet Bard! thy Kindness prove
oh put these fears-these torturing doubts TO
fight D.B.
.9lerandyiG.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-09
POETRY.

We recognise in the following lines, the
warm heart and generous sensibiIitles OF the
Author ofthe APPEAL FOR TIE BosToN BARD
and other works Of merit:
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-04

A person asking how il happened,
thai many beautiful ladies took ND with
Indifferent husbands, after many fine Of
iers, was thus apply answered by a noun
tam maiden. A young friend of hers
requested her 10 go into delightful
oanehralc, and get him the handsonest
reed. She mnst ret it in once going
through, without turning. She went, 4.
coming out, bro't him quite mean reed,
when he asked if that was the handsome
cst she saw 90 no. she replied, /
saw many finer, as went along, bul /
kept on, III hopes Ola much better, until
| had eot nearly through, and then WIS
compellello take zip with any one
could find
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-04
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Goods.

Goods.
y BNEY NJ. FACkEER has received and
-SA now exhibits a large and general as.
sorlmenl OF seasonable Dry Goods, which VI
Is believed will render satisfaction TO those
Who may favor him with call rcgRrdinl
both price and quality. The entire stock o.
which wish To dispoes, Is think, we'll Sc
lected, and particularly fitted 10 the times q
demand. Among them are 10 be found the
following;
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Rose, Point, aud Dullle Blankets (heavy)
Super blue and black London clothes ang
Casslseres,
Good aud common cloths aud
Superfue cassinctts and common do. assert
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New and elegant peisse cloths & GanncIs.
Red. green, aud yellow lannels, assorte,
qualities,
Drab cloths, good bang-np cords sc.
Green baisc. drab flushing, tartan plaids, &c,
Heavy Swansdown toiIinel, aud valintia YES
tings,
Plaid Jackoue, Muslns, plain aud Gg'd Bonn
ba1eus, Bomballnes, Bolivar stripes Ga new
and beautiful article
Plaid linsCvs, poWerloom do. plain Wool
says, Mixed plains. (all good article for arr
wants clothine)
A number Of plaid coaks, we'll made, suprri
GRAND common London pr,nr (6ae natlrrr-
variety of plain aud 6g'G Gro- &c Maple
silks, oimic yeIveis, (tor pebte,,) cause aat
silk hhkls, Satins, Plushts Chops,
Buttons, Moughhair ifs, nc. &C
Lin en- bed Iickings, cotton do. Qrom con.
mon to very good
81 aud IL Brown and bIeachod Sheetings
plajd, &c, &c.
\ good assortment Of Hardware, Cutlery
Crockery aud Glass Ware, besides very fine
assortment IT shoos, well made aud of mo-,
every description, Wool aud fur hats; all o
which will be sold cheap Bank Squar".
Nor. p. 1893 aynchburs, Va
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-04

4 Soifor's Description ot Hmting.--.
Gong 10 seemy father the other day, he
AK me 10 take II voyage a hunting with
him. so when the swabbcr had rigeed
the horses they brought me one To slow
myself on board ol---one that they told
mcwas IN such right lim, she would %
as FAST ON any tack as a Faulksonc Ut.
ter. So got aloh, and clapped myself
atlwarl ship, and made rs much WY as
the best OMEN and TO the VINEYARD of
a gravel put, we cspied a hare nj aachor
and 70 W weighed and bore away, and
just ~ l had ovcrtakcn her, my borse
came plump ashore upon a roek---lhe
back stay brokc--shc pitched me- over
the iorecastIr, came keel upwards, and
unshipped my shoulder, and hug me if
ever sail on land priydteerng again.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-04

-, r\IDI AL.-Ihe snbseriberhas removed
~. from his former stand, to the house, "A
f"w door. above the old stand Of Daniel Hig
,;nbotham & Co. and just below the Lottery
9 ,ii Of Avg, Lertwicl. where he vii cont
mao IN carry ON the business of TIMER 4
NTH, in All its various branches.
work entrusted 10 him will he done with dis
,a,ch and on the most moderate terms He
. .rrc,inly solicits a share Of public patron
age 's'2' y Ne
Ec-- 03 T. ~
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-04
[ltDaAea

SensibiHtV.--A lady who made pre-
tensionslo The most,reiined feelings, went
TO her butcher to demonstrate with him
on his cruel practices. How, said she,
can you be 50 baibarous as 10 pun in
.noeenl llllle lambs 10 death z Why
nol, madam, YOU would not eat them a.
live would YOU 2
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-04
Corl,isb'S Rcmcdv for the Piles.

Cornish's Remedy for the Piles.
InaE Medicine now offered TO the public,
"a IS one which has been fully snhiecte !
10 lae lniaIlihle test Of experience and in e
very instance where it has been fairly tried,
II has ben attended with the most complete
9leeess. In s0me Ct the cases, the patieats
hae been laboring under the disease Tor year,
aRi during that period mad received the best
medical advice, aud had even undergone Il
PAINFUL surgical operation, without permanent
advantage. Its not 0Ikc those usually al
Frflised,) offered as a certain cure ior lang
cs'ao cue OF diseases, hut those afflicted with
Ws complaint, for which alone il is recon-
mended, may rely with confidence upon oh.
mhips relief, even in its worst iorms, in
snort time; and they themselves are the best
Judges OF the Importance Of such remedy -
rice % cents per box, with directions sgn-
ed by the proprietor.
he subscribers is appointed Agent for the
sale Of the above medicine.
WALTER H. MIDDLETON.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-04

\ man lately made II Justice of the
Peace, WIS askcd what would be done
with The man who committed Suicide
The squire answered with much ma
eisterial gravity, thai be mustbc confaed
N I'M state prison 10 herd kabor du.
ring liz
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-04

YNrEW BOOK s. le -a5scrher ma trr
~ pleasure Of aSalu IN 'rming the pubs
tuat he has last received ii Get from fhliHurI
phia, yer, lace additional suppl OF
Books d Stationary,
Which renders his collection veA cnmplr'
all of which he is determined tc sell w., l.. ~
for cash Those wishiag Il buy ar rart.r..
larry invited to call aud examino my colt
ton before they purchase. In tin late 80
rivals were the following New Work., VIZ .--
Tales round Winter Hearth, by Jane 9u'
Anna Maria Porter: being the best produ
lion from their pen for mary wears. The A"-
ventures of Don Juan de UllOa, ilIugi 'al'
with - fine L0gravings; this work contain
the most surprising adventures that was ey ..
known. The Franklin Almannck, for lS2.
nperior to any nther in the world Atlantic
Souvenir, ora Christmas and New Years pre-
sent, for 1877 this is decidedly one of the
most superior productions ever issued fror
any pres in the L, States, aud equal Gf no.
SUPERIOR TO any in the world This w0ud,"-
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In addition 10 this very superior production
thy publish the most useful productions
published in the L. States. and generally bet
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.. H.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-04

Deiicatc Conptimcut.--A young lady
being addressed by a gentleman much
older than herself, observed to him, the
only objection she had TO an union with
him, was the probability Of his dying be-
fore her, aud leaving her to feel the sor-
rows Of WILDWOOD. which he made
the following ingenious and delicate
complimentary reply - Blessed is the
m'u that has a yiftrous wife, for the
nunaer OF his days shall be doubled
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-04

Dctraoioa-Thc lies Of an angry de-
tractor are more various than the colols
of the prismatic glass, more fantastic III
shape than the creation of a poets eye,
which clyes 10 airy nothing local habi-
tuiou aud anme, To combat them IS
to beat The an Though the phantoms
rise Ike the heads Of the Hydra, time
usually destroys them.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-04

Elegant IrharL-Ihe female mind
IS naturally orednlous, allcctionatc ~ in
us attachment ardent. II, in her pcculi-
ar situation, her aSsiduities must in any
degree be culpdble, lei us rcmcmbcr,t that
thu, IS but liall vessel of refined clay.
w hen the awful record OF her errors
is enrolled, my that sth which was
brcMhnd for the misery Of fellow nor
,M waii away the scroll, and the tears
whirh flowed fortbc cdlamlrlcs of others,
float the memorial down the stream of
oblivion On The errors of women let
rs look wih the allowance and hunaui-
" Of men. Enchanting women, thou
balm Of life soo,her Of sorrow solace
Of the soul how dosl thou lessen the
load Of human misery, ~ Ieadthe wretch
ed into The valley Of delight without
thee how heavily would men drag thro'
q drcarv world but illhc white hand Of
d fascinating female be twiucd around
hi, arm, how Joyous, how lightly doth
ne "trip dong The path
The warm and tender friend who in
the most trying situations, retain, her
oudncss ana III every change Of fortune
preserves unabafed love, ought to be en-
briccd a, he best benson Of heaven
the completion Of earthly happiness.
Let a man draw such prize in the Iol-
terry of life, aud eide down the stream
OF existence with such partner; ncth-
ar the cold aycred eye of the summer
friend, nor the faowns Of an adverse iol-
tune should produce a pang, mon excite
Il murmr. ieiaad'S lVorks.
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4
which do not respond faithfully 10 the
kindred ties of friendship and affection
which do not remain stoadfast, through
the gloom Of pcnury or the twilight of
SretchcdncSS, 70 the youthful bonds of
curly days oltlo' here are hosoms,
where the light of love fades with the
sunshine of prosperity, LEAVING the de-
pairing spirit To the desolate wilderness
Of lonely sorrow and forsaken misery
vet, ALL are not thus callous--all are not
thus dcbased by the prostitution OF viz
tuous sympathy, all are no parasites of
interested motives, regulating their re-
Yards by the wand Of the blind goddess
for,1no, and altering their creed of
,.ldh by the beams of their irown. There
IRE still some hearts tempered by the or
zeal Of trial, aud rch in tn, pure resour-
=, Of natures meXtinguished warmth
bosoms that glow on unchanged, whc-
lher Joy or despair mantle around them,
whether the world deals oul homage or
| #,,hc, forth scorn.
! OF such IA nature was the disposition
ofJuLn MORGAN. In the happy days
Of childhood, AMANDA Ellison and her
seltwclc twin sisters IN feeling, blended
heir cherub voices together IN all the
harmless sports of careless, gaiety and
unlroubIcd pleasure. They grew in
loneliness and vitue as time flectcd ON :;
but while Amanda increased III beauty
M years, a dark cloud spread its gloom
9ver the prosperity OF her family mis-
fortunes gtc was opened upon Them,
md IN rushed tn rivers Of qref: be-
loye@ taIhc was h"s.ly snalched to The
fonlb, just as young and only brother
hid wondered to a foreign land, iH quest
ri succe' ,tuI enterprise. Amanda with
her mo,h'., was then compelled IL atruC-
ole rhroueh the cruel,ics of thc world,
aud battle the waves Of adversely; as lhc
udigcnt widow and the ialhriIcss child,
with youth 'nd beauty rs her only pro-
fectors, are forced to, hy the w1NWard
revolutions Of dcstiny.---In these hours
+ oppression nd W nj, sha saw m ny
WHO h Il cpuIc, her society, md dattcr-
e her fohlcs, when her f1heI's table
VS. stored with luNurles, and hi, equip
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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-04

A Freuchman being asked the differ
cncc between the govt and the rhcuma-
tism, answered - Put your finger in a
vice, den screw him so much he
make yon hollow dat is dc rheuma-
ti,m, sarc--dcn give him two screw
more, and dat is de govt
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-04

rAOR RENf.-An elegant tenement at The
~ head ofmain street. Possession given IN.
mcdiately. Also, a stable containing thtce stalls
&c. Enquire al this Office.
Dec. II. ts37
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-04

II was only to look again, and be more
convinced he never yet had bchold one
half So lovely As his sisters friend.
1hro' the course of the evening she
accompanied the piano forte with her
voice, playing what she called her ia
ioritc air. Oh say not woman's heart
is bought This completed the con-
quest oipoor Charles, for although she
did not sing with thai exquisite ART for
which the Catalinas' aud the rest of the
Italian SignoraS are far famed, there was
a touching tenderness, n natural pathos
and tone ofthe soul in her roicc, which
was altoaethrr irresistible 10 the heart of
Charles Ellison. Her heart, soul and
III were in her singing, and as the mel
lowed notes tell FROM her lips, she seem
ed rather participant in the chors OF
/ paradise, than of earthly existence. On
returning home Charles talked of the
changing moon with lis silver radiance 3;
SAID II was an evening on which lovers
might exchange their VOWS; spoke OF
poetry and many other things in the
world Of beauty aud romance, winding
all up w,h, | suppose, sister, Mss Nor
gan has sultors enough long before this
Oh yes answered Amanda, there is
one IN particular, who will certainly
make his proposals very soon 'Ah in
deed sighed Charles, are they very
intimate don't know that am
permitted to answer all these inquisitivc
/ questions, brother, why do YOU seem 50
anxious 2 She Is such a lovely being
/ that | acknowledge feel already
hut why did YOU not tell me She was
engaged, Amanda, before we called
there ? Engaged why because she
/ is no such thing rs engaged, nor does
/ the probability ol Il pentlrman'S making
proposal, admit 81 that inference Al all.
/ ! dcu't know that SHE cares straw IL
bout him Charles eoantcnauce bright
cncd up when he heard this, and hc ask
ed hlN ,l>ter who the gentleman was. No
other than yonf humble self, most loving
| brother, she exclaimed. w hat has be-
come of all your fine protcslations about
yom heart BEING altogether minc, when
in an evenings visit yen have become
so much IN love rs never to be able 10
get out OF it, Al, Amanda, you arc a
sad girl, answered ChdrlcS---and the
conversation was interrupted by their ar
rival At home. Hha next day Charles
Ellison visited Squire Morgon's, and
the next, and 50 on, until he had con-
81 .iDtI,t a. Il ia,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-04

moe REN1. that do.ir'''I" recurrence ~
II the alley opposite Martins Warehouse.
~ the occupancy OF MIR. Fowler. Posses
.lon my be hal on the LIST day OF Jan neAt
Nov, u ill23 G.. A. ROSE.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-04

Marriage, is a desperate thing. The
frog, OF Esop were extremely wise /;
thcy had amind for some water but they
would moi leap into the well, because they
could not get out again. Schien.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-04

III bioTro Approved tnti,Bilious Pills,
W. winch prevent aud cure all Bilious Com
P7nls Malignant FoverS, Nc. There pills il
administered IN time to remove the Bile from the
s7@'ch, will countcract the ca,,Scs which com
,a"aI} produce yellow OF Biiiou, Fever, Ague or
lda te'ers. Bilious Chol,c, r!curi>v. Dysentc-
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9'as OF appetite flatulcncc Epleptic Fits, Ivy
t,''h ina, and hyst"Iicd Complaints, sour
3o"aeh lleart Bum, Dyspepsia or Indigestion.
lhey remove HabitnI CostiyencsS, Colds
aa' ons1s, Asthma, Swanguary, Gravel, Rheu-
a3.ea' tout, acuny, Scorbutic Blotchc, impu-
'.,' IN the Blood. Female Complaints, &c
lofther supply of the above Pills, this day
s,'saea al thu subscribers Dug and Medicine
'9ie, price - cents box.
WALTER y. MIDDLETON.
- -. = OppGsiil- POst-oficc.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-04

C.1UGAR. COFFEE, &c. Just landed and for
~ sale cheap.
hhds best brown sugar
3 do common do do
10 BAGS prime green Coffee
i do big white do
AbO, Pepper, Madder, Ginger, indigo Alum
copperas, Spice, Cloves, &c lPsom q Ola"
her salts and few boxes best Teas
Al,O, l75 sacks salt (Lvcrpool illed)
, or 1000 lbs Cotton yarn
Fish. &c. &c.
Also. Q hhds best Moasscs. 1pp'gto
ANDREWS a. BROTHERS,.
July y.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-04

ShA DICATION.-Ibc subscribe will com
Ia mence a school IN Lynchbrg, in lhe room
lately occupied as an Office by Mr. Albert Gil
liam, on Sd street. lie will teach the Greck, La
tin, French, and En- liSh Languages, the lower
branches OF Mathematics. Geography, Nc. The
term will commence the 9Th of January, and
continue till the Sth Of December 1927, with tie
exception OF "a vacation ofon month in Sum.
mer. TERMS-Fo the Greek, Latiu and
French Languages Or any one of them. go
per session Of months, will be required. o.
the other branches. an. one Of them. = J., 10
be pad atthe end OF each session.
As to his qualification. to teach the Greek, La
tin, and English Iangt. :, the subscribe rcler,
the public to p. {, Nelson. Esq. Of i.yuchb,a .
As TO his qualifications 10 teach tire French LIN
guage and Mathematics, he refers the pubc TO
the annexed certificates. JOHN CARY.
TvrvERslrY or VA, Dec. 18Th, 1896.
l. the undersigned professor of Modern Ian
euages. hereby certify TO all may concern, that
Mr. Cary lrts attended nv French, Spanish, l.
Italian. German, aud AneIo-Saxon Languages
with credit TO himself as his proficiency In them
will show. q. BLAEIIEkMANN.
UNIVERSITY or Va. Dec l2th lS26
Mr. John Cary (of Campbell County, has al
tended the class Of Mathematics during the ST.
sion Of 1876 and through lis unrcmittug artcn-
trol to his studies, ATTAINED such a proficiency.
that IN tine final examination, he is one the
four first IN u class OF uincty. I. Il. MY.
Jan. !. t4tl2
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-04

ANfoR1lI AMERICAN REVIEW. No. 81. for
NJ Ociuber lS2d Just received aud read, lop
delivery AT the New iiorl slare of At
NORTH Oct 30
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90 Pachoses of Fresh Drugs and Ud'ciUcs
<AHOMASJ. DuVNL, has lately received
u 90 Packages of DRUGS and Medicines a.
Inung them are the following:
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,I,,ncery Orders not exceeding two squares are in
.,5lad lor TX dollars
=. ,llaner. addressed to the Editors must be post
- they will not be attended TO.
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PRINTED AID PUBLISHED BY
ELIJAH FLETCHER d RICH. II. foLER
p,,1i;s,e,s of The La,cS OF The Union.

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