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Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-07-16
TIE MASONIC SOUVENIR

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Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-07-16
COMMERCE. OF rHE UNITED
STATES.

The National lntelIigoncer Of Friday,
contains a table ofthe Commerce and Nav
igatjon of the United States, for the year
ending the Both September, l021-irom
which it appears that the value total Of I'M
ports was $40, ISI,496, of which S54,-
90, 1876. was in American vessels, 81,
5lS, SD in foreign vessels: That the total
value ofDomes6c Exports was sos, 92l,-
69l-of which, $50, 100, 379, was in A.
merican vessels, and SS,0l6,3l2, IN for
eign: That the total value Of Foreign EX-
ports, was S23, lO3, l36-of which SOL
957.l6j was in American vessels, and
SL4l5,97l in Forelga-total value OF
Foreign and Domestic Exports, So, 32I,-
81.
The Imports rom England, Man and
Berwick, amounted to SIS, So, S33, and
the Exports TO the same, to sd, 1907.
From France the Imports were -, 527. 232
and the Exports to the same, Sl2,52l,3O3.
From Cuba. the Imports were SI24l, $40
and 6,Sl6.0SS were exported to the same.
The Imports from Mexico, were 5,2Ol ,S67
and the Exports to the same, AI73, PSI.
From Colombia, the Imports were 1885,
Dis: and the Exports to the same, 943,-
53t.-From Brazil, the Imports were D
06O,912; and the Exports TO the same, l.
500. sos. The Imports from Hayd were
l.459.3IS, to which 81, 33l, 800 were ex-
ported.
During the same time, the American
tonnage that entered the ports ofthe United
States, amounted to 9IS,369, and that
which departed, to $50, l52; and the For
eign tonnage that entered, amounted to
1883, and that departed, to l3l, 80.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-07-16
A BYE Law.

10 WercHt persons bathing at oertafn times
al tte Ohi0 Riry lcitkm The hounds Of
The borough If Hheoiing.
n ; many persons are IN the habit Of bathing
al in the Ohio River within the bounds Of Oh,
borough of Wheeling, in the day time thereby
violating every principle ofmodcsty and decoum
b. 4 enacted, BY the mayor and cOmnonaiis
Of the town Of Wheeling ~ common council
assembled, That it shall not be lawful for any
person, or persons, TO battle IN the Ohio River
within the bounds Of the borough Of Wheeling,
between the hours Of sunrise and dusk ~ the
evening-all persons above the age Of Twelve
years, infringing the provisions Of tins act shall De
liable 10 penalty Of fifty cents for every such
offence, recoverable before any Justice Of ihe
peace for the County of Ohio, in tbe name Of TIE
mayor and commonalty, and applied % aid OF The
Taxes Of SAID Town IT case the offender DC IN
der lawful age, the parent, master Or guardian,
shall be liable TO the penalties Of TINS aeI
This act, 10 take effect from the passing thereof
Passed, June Is, $50.
JOHN LIST, jr. Rec0rdcr.
SMOSEs W CHAPLINE,
Mayor
A true copy Of the Bye Law.
J. w RAY Reoreer
June 18th 3.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-07-16

Gov. Cass. and Col. Ncnri, of Illinois, have
been appointed Commissioners TO treat with the
Sac, Fox, Winneblgo, Ouowa, Putawatamie.
and Chippewa tribe of Indians, for the extinction
of their title TO the mining country upon Fever
River, and also a tract of land South of the ST.
Joseph of Lake Michigan and to another, to con-
meet the settlements of Indiana. The season
is So FAR advanced that we learn II Will be I'M
practicable To- hold the council this year for the
lead counry--it will be heldnezt season. Some
of the other objects committed TO the Commls-
sionors VIII be effected tins year.-Dot. ca
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-07-16

Kogers aud Brothers, San.riJr Cont 81
rs Ctaaozy for tie IA
Chaplne and Good, Disirisf.
Charles Shultz, THE Defendants,
Henry Hunter, assignee SCharles Sl-,ltz, Hem
of Elizabeth Nye, and ~ Hunter assignee Of
John AdNnson, and l.. {. T.. Nyc, and l.. e.
Manson, firm Of l.. {. Manson and John
Manson a Co. } Adamson, who are ali
non.residents of Virginia, viii take notice, thar
al the Office Of Alderman John Bmns. in the ci-
~ of Philadelphia, or Monday and Tuesday. the
j5tb and Doth days of August ISIS, dispositions
win be- taken, TO be read on the hearing of the
above entitled cause =. JACOB, So6cifor
June -, ls2S.-24-5t .Jos CgmPlamaris.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-07-16

A Land Tortoise was brought to our Of
fee, last week, says the Mount Holly New
Jersey Mirror, by Samuel E. Rogers, Of
the vicinity Of this town, on which was
marked IN figures, the date "l7lO, (which
if made at the time they purport to have
been plade. would make it at this time, ONE
HUNDRED AMI EJGHTEEN YEARS OLD.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-07-16
Pr0adsnce h1le 26

7 7 Vtt LttIIlt t'tt4'- -
In Charleston paper now on our table
Is an advertisement ola raFs-and the ar
ucle to be gambled for Is a folio Family
Bible The advertisement is headed,
'faint heart never won fair lady"
Patriot
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-07-16
WANTED.

FOUR JOURNElMEN Cabil,t 1Tqsrs, os
sober and industrious habits, (aud none other need
apDly.) % whom liberal wages and constant en-
ploymenJ VIII be given
ROBERT DAVIS.
Wheeling. July . ISIS.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-07-16
NOTICE!

All persons indebtedto the estate ofFREEDOAl
POTTER, late deceased, are requested 10 come
forward, on or before the First Of Juil aud settle
their accounts.-Those having claims against the
estate, viii present the same for payment.
LUCY POTTER, EEssatYi-.
June i. 1895
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-07-16

Ten thousand dollars worth of gold has
been taken from the mines in Gulllord
county, North Carolina, since the first of
September last.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-07-16
THE TRAVELLER,
AND MONTHLY GAXETTEER.


"a aow % De put sued in 'ial piiI every
u oonth, Ia large duodeciuo form, containing
- rom % TO 90 PAGES. This work has already
m extensive patronage In this City md else
where. a us TO be arngedin Two departments.
]. MsccIlueou, department, concerning Goo
graphical Sketches of yrious countries, and "a
Monthly Chronological journal Of events taking
place ON all parts OF the globe
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yet comprehensive Gazetteer oil ihe nitod Staios,
divided into four sections, small volume beng
devoted 10 each section. This department In
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Philadelphia, June II.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-07-16
PRIZES
10.213 BLANKS

Al the prizes payable 10 Cash, which may b.
had as usual, as soon o. drawn.
WiOle Tickets, g 80. Quarters, 50 81.
Haires, / ..
The holder Of two ticket or shares, must draw
one prize, and may draw THREE.
TEEzs-FOr packages, not less Than fifty tick
els, scheme price, for approved notes. payable
fifty days after the drawing, without interest.
NendcS, at al times supplied al Scheme price.
Order, By mad or OiherwIe, meet the same
attention gwen % personal application.
Address AUG. LEFTWICH,
Mgiager- Wheeling. Va
Jungsfh, 1913
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-07-16
DOCTOR JOSEPH WATERMAN,
WANTED.

AN APPRENTICE to the C.r6enter trade
A bow Of from - TO Is years of age, who can
come well recommended, (and none Others need
apply,) VIII be taken on advantageous terms.
EDWARD COEN
Wheeling, June 4. 1928
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-07-16

J. NJ. THOMPSON, & co.
mr. AVE Just received 10 Package HARD
ri WARE purchased DO New-York, at Auc-
lion unusually low; compiling:
Knives and Forks;
Pen and Pocket Knives
Anyils, Viscs, Butt Hinges, and Screws.
A general assortment of Files;
Crowley and Blister Stsol;
A few pairs superior Brass Shovels, Tongs,
and Pokers;
Curry Combs Til Locks, and Door Locks
All Of which Will be sold unusually low.
Wheeling. June II. Is25.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-07-16

AIR. Clay has left Washington for his
residence n kentucky, having taken the
route through Virginia, for the purpose of
par.ahug of the waters at the white Sui
phu Springs.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-07-16

Tie ex-Fres.dont Monroe arrived at
MIR. bmggoid's, in TINS CITY, on Monday
last, on hls return from New York, where
he leiths lady for the benefit other health.
lie Jmed yesterday, by invitation, at the
Presidents house, with large party of
mutual friends. This is supposed to be
the first time that one of our EX.Presidents
has been entertained, after having once
left Washington, by his successor in office.
Ilemcldent could not but have been high
ly interesting to all who Witnessed it..
Nat. htsL
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-07-16
Na.LrT-. Ln.- %

AastuU, Ju l3
One of our citizens was this morning
0uad dead under circumstances rather
Mir. BE>J:F LEWIS, q sil-
Gle man, who Kept grocery on College
street and lived entirely alone, was DISCO
ycred do hIs room, lying near the beu with
ms throat cut, and velterug o. blood. 1t
Is supposed, from several circumstances,
mat he died by his own hand, though no
cause, we believe, can be assigned for the
fatal deed. banner
A uuiuy tool, pao. DO Cine New York State
I-.u, .. SING siu-. oa Thursday Is- Two
.. Dbl. l.-1ues uae ~uo. 3-.uei was clglled
Ero t.at-Iue Frederick Cizu af Ii-
.r .- STATES ua. eleven instances oil sudden
a...H .lm l. esp .sur- 10 uea.. st l.nl.u-
... .o.. HI- u.cuTei boo tuu county sac,
b.. eouH-a-.4-u- Oh ...e present A-r.-s.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-07-16

q true COPY 81 iAe Dye Aa"-
J. w RAY Reogr9sr.
Janel5.h g.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-04-25
(uot,lre of Constaatinople By the TURKS.

ooe or the most interesting and affecting chapters
IN c;hhon,s Decline and Fail of the Roman Empire,
i ,hat in which the historian narrates the particulars
of the siege and capture OF the capital OIL the
pas tern empire Of the Turks. under the comhahu
of Mahomet the Second, in the ever memorable year
1A5s. The whole Of the chapter is too long for IN.
sortion in our counns but the following extracts Will
H., read with interest. at the present period, when
Constantincpe is menaced by the great powers OF
Europe. r,..
the fate of could no longer be avert
ed. The dimlnutive garrison was exhausted by
double attack the Notifications, which had stood
for aces against hostile violence, were dismantiea
nm ali sides by the Ottoman cannon; many breaches
we're opened and near the gate OF 81. Romanus,
four towers had been levelledwith the ground
several days were employed by the Sultan in
tho nrenarations for the assault; and respite was
Granted NV his tavorte science of astroogy, which
had eyed On the Goth of May, as the fortunate and
fato, hour. On the evening of the eth he issued
h;s final orders assembled in his presence the mil
starry chiefs and disposed his heralds through the
camp tc proclaim the duty, and the motives OF inc
,erious enterprise. In this holy warfare, the Mos
!ems were exhorted to purify their minds with pray
Or their bodies with seven abluons and to abstain
from, food till the close Of the ensuing day GROVE
Of dervishes visited the tents to lnst the desire
/ martyrdom, and the assurance CT spending an I'M
mortal youth amidst the rivers and gardens OF par
aaise and in the embraces of black eyed virgins
Yet Mahomet prc ipaly trusted to the efficacy
temporal and visible rewards. doupie pay was
n ,romised to the victorious troops-'The city ant
IA he buildings said Mahomet ARE mine; but re
sign to your vasor the captives and the SPOIL the
\ treasures of gold and beauty be rich and be happy
Y Many are the provinces of my empire the inre
hid soldier who first ascents the walls of Constan
tnople, shall be rewarded with the tairest and mos
II wealthy and nay gratitude shall accumulate ms non
VI ors and fortunes above the measure of his own no
~ pes'-such potent motives diilused among the Turk
general ardor, regardless lite, and impatient for
6action the camp re-echoed with the Moslem.
shout of God is God there is but one God, ant
kMahomct is the apostle of Gods and the sea ant
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-04-25

Baron Won Valentines Treatise on the Art of War,
relating to this subject, has just been put forth in
London. This work is certainly we'll timed From
the calculations of the original work, the conquest
OF Turkey is pronounced no difficult task. One of
Its great detences has hitherto been the plague.
The losses of the Austrian troops are incredible.
Those of the Russians have also been very great,
but nothing in proportion to those of the Germans
Russia is declared the most formidable enemy of
the Turks. not only from her actual superiority,
but from prevalent opinion among the latter, that
they will one day be driven out Of Europe by this
northern neighbour. The Turks now fight at a
greater disadvantage than ever, their of the
sabre makes them seek out the enemys cavalry,
while well instructed infantry now constitutes the
principal force of the European armies. They fight
we'll behind entertainments, which they seldom fail
to make at any post still little can be said in
praise Of their knowledge of fertilization, having
no idea of regular system in it, any more than in
the other arts of war.--Shumla (227 miles from
Constantinope,) is the Thermopyle of Turkey, be.
ing the gate of the Balkan mountains but this
could be turned though the attempt has once failed
Two hundred thousand men would be sufficient t.
achieve the conquest in one, Or at most two cam.
palgns of whom fifty thousand would form the
main army.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-04-25
coNNmcTycUT sTArE Lofty

Third Class, draws same day 3Oth OF April.
SCHEME-l Prize of 5000 dollars, of 5000,
, Of 1000. l722, Q of 1000, of 500, 8 of
400, 10 of $50, 10 of 200, 90 of 100, 46 of 49,
AZ Of 30 as of 25. 1850 of 8, and $3.50 OF dolls
Tickets sl-half2--Quarter lights so cts.
Tickets TO be had in the above schemes, IN great
,,i.;at, &c nunbers nt E. BARKER'S
TRULY PROMPT 4. LUCKY OffICE.
No II Market Street, Wilmington.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-04-25
- OR, ODD AND |

NO - OR, ODD AND EVEN,
Draws on Wednesday the 3oth of April. Highest
prize 10000 Dollars. Tickets S5--half 30
Quarters 25--Eghts G3 cents.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-04-25

NUMBERS drawn in the Delaware and North
Carolina Lottery 9TH Glass, 81. As "a. 20. 8. AZ
81 40. Some snug prizes were sold at this OF
hce the holders will please call for the CASH.
nEEAWARE & NJ. CAROLINA
LOTTERY.
Eighth Glass, draws Tuesday the Goth April, at
5o'clocl, r. NJ. 81 Nos. drawn.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-04-25
SLI{ENE.
MARYLAND State Lottery,

Tickets S2-ialf l-Quarters, 80 cents.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-04-18
An WnTheL Npring Rnces. -

w at lbe month, and coniiuu, for days, . follows
Isl DAY
AFwce1akes, i7r year vd. 300 entrance sf forfeit
suh,rber VIZ b. nj Moody, Chss g. Graves Tho. Ifsncb
Jas }. Haunon and fbo' Feuiy, soI closed
% DAY
Apodskei Tor yesT od, - 100 entrance half forfeit
subfebeTs VIZ Join mnge, IT, Geo Is. Garr.ot Ia, ,d
WIN r. Johnson Jas Harfison, Cas. fsyrs asi John
~. Dots, aud 1losed.
81 DAY
Tie Pr0pfieiors pufss D.3o0 miie heats, elsne D. g.
40 DAY
The Jockey Club Pvrss D. 7OO4mie hesis entrance d 90
5h DAY
The annual post sssc7, mile hest. free Tor 40 sres en-
trance u lOD play ~ pay subscfhsr1 viz w. r. Iahns5n
James Harmon, a. Wyche and Iss e. Gfesn and ,t
Tor suis, ribers
Ihs 'u'otbe iee, lt'fhed in syng, from he Dunbe Of
COTS ~ fnnz and aso her notg1 horses that Che contest
eseh dsv ,v ths New Mar kf course, viii be- supefo
BE is1 lsDak That hagng taken New Bsttft srsndenre
% w re able 20 accommodate other Gentle
men W the must s4iiliaei1fy uanoer.
Ezyc1 So. to{ 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-04-18
LHYD FOR N.4LE.

VIE land heretofore safe living Ia the loye
emo al Amelia county, called HILL Grove, is still tor
are ih' Whole tact contains aboui 5000 e., lies
w AppomattoN, not more than rs nile Petersburg
% nom hchm.nd Ii not previously sold rrya,ey, will
set up al public Auction, 'hS ID Thursday af -
"hsn 1wt at-ld prepared, TO bs laid III lots
sun parehasIs, the whole be sold together
IN Of the purchase will be reu paid
I'D CASH aud for the residue, t. will b..
70 pr -or 9Th cash cannot he obtained, will then
ne si~ed at annual insAmsnts II should not he sold,
'"'pe "hered Tor lease The title iisquestionable.
:, TilOS. I. GILES.
-. los II
Inc Editor OF the Old Dominion Peter sbug, will please
lnseIt the ahovt until the dax II .ale L. GILES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-04-18

" rn- cS4ustER runitsn.. 1w,.. zee. sene. siD
and three time, week during the of
taePrce this same heretofore, Five Dollars per annu,
payable ADVANCE Note. OF chartered,
(cay) will be rscri, payment The Editors will .uarsn
tee tue safety Of repitns them by uath. postage sfsiet-
isrs being paid, by the writers.
No paper will be disc iptinued but ths discretion
he Editor So until all srreuases hsys been paid up.
Whnevor will sntee he payment uius
shall have the teeth GRATIS.
TERMS or ADVERTISING.
81 One square, or LESS-Eifsu esnti-sseh
Continuance, so cents.
No advertise men inserted, until has either been paid
Tor sssu.ns nv person this city, o.t.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-04-18

n UgiHgbIe Plantation |Oy Safe
Z 'IlE Subscriber o6e Co SAFE his Plantation m ne eo,t
Of Hanouer iyiur Cditnhou,iy y-y4aio coyfnniyS
$50 ncrssj Is - iies /rop, tie ci'y0C R6hmaud NJ,
NectnHicsUHe F1pke passes through 4. Tier, IRE mar,
than 200 acres Which hnJf Jstn case thsfrer m Il
coHsidred equal fO superior 10 my i this section Of
country TheTe 30 noy,s 0feresftnf 1ferop land II
suit ppchastr, thai part lying be9lr The Tayte Mould
cpmmdy aispoffdoE There a. Sat5 mn s,nhin haff
mile, rOtet scod b grfaf advantage 10 any one tkinp
get up ne timber bidd fOthey dssr,5on IL dssr,
enneceaSy, shoss dssisoys Of uesfng capital IN land
IN uic t. Joshun StorTs irring ne adjoiaiae Cli 4g
Shstgh NJ my tfae' application 10 be Ia him 5r
hugtdI % v GERGdS STORRS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-04-18
tof


bfL NELSON hf rtcfitsd handsome assortment ~
Gfcten pliI sui f4nty striped gIushfu,s Hsgsr, no.
Grrcisn ani other sury cac0rs the laiest ylf
murouk ark,ne mulni black clorsd Gfos de Napisi
ks, bafels and ohef anry ham kelshitf, black ui;s
lsur Ufuucis fl1rrnuufs Pftshurg rds Wilmington
stripes ssd pstl, tor sefvauts' went, German oksbmg
ard u teutug, Scotch ozushu aud do,yls with srr.
sfncnt oi d.meito goods b.,fa aud blesohs) furuur,
AID spf0n tlelki, -
hgni s. :lg-I
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-04-18
NNTTCE-

6IRHE Executive m fecsye proposal, IN conformity with
y the pfoy1gs of The 81 tetpu ri The confffnins
ne Afmoy, hereto arueSel 81" Aud be further roatted
thst Che EEe,u'vt be- iued required to ascertain upon
ahat hc fnoy Bufdngs & lind aff0chsd fhertto
sold, frchsnz leased Tor Of years, CON
ie le to tie Conceal Assmbly result Of teir
suauiry fiy 0r 81 The Ereruttvr.
wa. h. RiCHAR DSON, &C.
!zcrufisc nfrsf'mfn',l
ISL. March, 1879
Mich "a
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compliance with the last will testament Of Litilehurv
der the LIT Of MAY next fair IL not the next Cr oy
IN the town Of Sc ott've, aud county at Abeuar upon
sedt o. years 'quai nstslnt nts, unduidei
ETY. Of the Middleton Mi and so acres Of land yiDr
county OF tiuvanns, bordering upon jaime, RIVER nearly the
whole extent Of what u called aud known BY the Of the
Seven Islands
The Middleton Mills are avery large and extensive e,b.
cry upon The sest snJ mos, approved plans, A,j ss
eeileni Saw Mill CooPer Shop Miller How're a. Bond,
w.h approved security, geihef with leu he property
will he required Of The purchasers. ~
no. u. MOON, 1r-,
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FENDER the amhDfuy deed M ,tu.t made by John
~ Mosby, tor the purposes stated will he sold
To- ash 7ssores =" land in Culcs Neck property
jane Vaughn dec.
TIE sale will be made the premises Saturday
by the TRiiSr
April II. ,ne "a,
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sV{EfLL h. soil on ts Ut 10y ,f Nay the lot now o.
w tupicd by Stephen Jackson. ou Odd Street ~ the
iowa Il Petersburg TermgC - MONTE.
TUE COMMISSIONERS
March %. ios-id,
a FDEhSON, WOODSON & BiGGENS, hsgng con-
~ geycd 60 the shbscfhef5 BY deed bearing dse e 3sf
Jan 1928, al the belonging them fo Inc benefit Of
their cfsdoa Tho'e indebted o. them are reqnesied %
make p1ymtri 20 Ahfamiam r. Bisgfs, vito b. hereby an
orsed 90 receive th same. Thoir hayns rrs seaiasi
Nem, viii make them known u.s. order chat hey may t
discharged igeeab % the pfoyiuons % re inl deed.
join GARTH ITfus.
JOSIAH LEAHE, 5 tees.
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