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THE Observation-Disclosures DECANrER,


From the Liverpool Morcury.l
Says Eldon to his loving wife,
My dear, think, upon my life,
IL s time to give DER frctting!
Although it Is a shameful thing,
Such working folks as we have been
Should still be nothing getting"
Yet though I've lost my situation,
(Nlorc shame for this une rateiul nation)
Nay lassic, do not sigh
For, by the bye, twiNt me and you,
4 have contriv'd with much ado,
To lay trife by.
It's true the sums not large indeed.
let may supply us in onr need,
Though nothing left to rice;
Still, five but a shift can make,
Todo with milk and oatmeal cake,
We may contrve to live"
Indeed, my Lord, to sigh I've reason,
TO treat us thus is worse than treason
o., Nov don't begin to doubt it y
And had not the privilege lost,
OF getting paper free Of cost,
Id write TO George about it.
For have not /, as we'll as you,
Tried every means, my lifetime through,
n penny to be saving;
And now to talk of makinp shift
And on tho world be turn'd adrift,
IT drives me almost raving.
And if you have contriv'd to savo
Enough to take us TO the grave,
For that are you to blame?
Is there man throughout the nation,
Had he been in your situation
Bus would have done the same?
But will tell you, in a word,
What's been your ruling fault. my Lord,
Or we had been rich long since;
It's been your doubts and Hesitation,
Your 'c0crtag, your prOcr0stinatjOn,
And squeamsh qualms of conscience
Indeed, il is most wond rous strange
How you so suddenly could change
From doubling to decision
For had you but one douGt rctaind,
In office you had still remand,
And 'scapd the worlds derison.
Your namo would then on hist.ry's page
Zounds,' cried his Lordship i'll rage,
9 cannot bear this banter"
When in a passion up he jumped
And with his fist the table thumped
And broke the best decanter
My Lady screamd, his Lordsl,:p rav'd,
And carefully the pieces sar'd
Half crazy with vcxation
In 1t, said he, and scratched his mob,
This is a second IurJot Job,
But hear my explanation-
I saw the storm rrise in view,
Snatched up my bags and straight withdrew.
: Before my lamp was turn'd out;
! was not such n nucklc fool
30 weak H"skin sonan tool,
40 wait till was i&rn'd out" N
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land.


j CAE2s B!looy, The 9th day OF Sc ptemhcr 1924
"a shall sell ono both Of the Lots OF Land lc:.v
ad ell from the Carrsbrook tTactcio contains 2J3 acres
the ether 233 Gcres-both finely injbcrod-but little
cleared land On either Will slow tl;c land 20 any onc
desous topurcase. The terms, years credit with
interest. Coed security will be REQUIRED
ALEXANDER GARRETT
Executor OF D4BNEY MINOR. deceased
August % Ct
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DRAWING ANNOUNCED !

iNSliE GRAND STATE LOTTERY CT Virginia No
h ], VIII he drawn the dcscrvedy popular linh &,
Low system the 2Ath inst If, Ciacinnd,iIlc holder
OF two icls this Lottery is fons Prize and nav
draw tsrec So that avcDturer would risk but Sd for
The chance OF drawing two OF the capital prizes Persons
at distance or others who may wish to procure chances
should send en- theft orders Immediately, tickets arc
selling rapidly.
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TO UNDERWRITERS.


EEROPOSAiS will be rccoivj by the Pr idcnt and
"a Directors Of the Rvanna River and Rockfs,l Gap
Turnpike Company tho 10th day of September next
at the Office of Opie Norris, in the OF Charlotcs
vile. for the turnpikng of the road from Mcriwotlars
Bridge upon the Rivanna River Charlottesville. to-
the point of intersection with the Staunton and Scots
vile Turnpike Road near ;;ockch Gap The undcrta-
KEYS will be required to make the road complete clu.
ding tho graduating dwelling and turnpiking the road
as well the construction of calverts paved EATERS
and bridges Proposals will be received at the same time
for the erection of ubrdgc Nichams River
and Ivy creek These bridges will be either included or
excluded from the contracts for making the roads NAV
appear most expcdicnt at the time Persons wishing
view the ground which the road will pass may by
application at the Office of Ope Norris in charlottesville
get some 0c who will shew the different sections through
out; Provided application is made from the 9th the
eight of September. No application will be complied
with after that.
The road will he divided into four sections the first will
include the part lying between Merwethers bridge and
EaiIcys; the 2nd, that between Bailcys and Mchams
river the 3D. between the river and Rumsay's MILL and
the 4h from Ramsays mill TO the point of intersection
with the Stanton and Scottsvlle Turnpike.
Those proposing to undertake. will be furnished with
proposals in writings stating the kind of work quired
be done upon each section all proposals TO be in writing
ana sealed 5t August 16 1898.
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NDl'IClS

"A Me- NJ OF the subscribers for stock in the Rivanna
"a Navigation Company is requested at Charlottesville
on the second day of the Superior Court of Law
Automatic count for tho purpose of ecctine Prcsi-
dent ana directors OF said Company and for the transac-
ton OF other important business of said COMPANY
August 9tm. BY THE NIANAGFRs
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SI ILL be taken at this Office, if offered Immediately
g one or two apprentices to the printing business
lhey must be at least IL Of age possessed of
good English education, and of perfectly respectable
characters. kuI,,st D
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49,. from che American Fsrmnr1
n BEAUTIFUL NEW AND I,sEFItI i,-1,r nr,rro.

a BEAUTIFUL NEW AND UsEFIji, INVENTION
- By MR. PETER LAFoRTE
,We nave IN possession, and shall be glad to ex.
,DL oeaul'ui ana r016er pro?f travelling trunk,
made Of new material which is thus described
IN the specification the patentee.
= ne CLOTH is made Of hemp and wire which is
spun together, wove and twlIod in the same wav
that all other cloths are. The hemp is twisted
tight round the wires, and they aScrRcn woven to-
gst9er IN the manner in wRjS0the common bag
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NOTICE

q IL persons ndobtedEo the undersigned are ,ucs
~ Cd TO make immediate payment. Thnsc whose ac-
counts not closed and who fail to close nu, in S,
weeks are informed that suits and irjr,ous must be-
brought 10 compel payment. C. p DKENNiE
bu2ust2 e ~
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GEORGE H. HUDSOIS ESTATE
ri OiiCE is hereby given 20 all persons indebted totbe
estate OF George H. Hudson deceased and all HAVING
claims against said estate forward and settle the
with POLLY HUDSON kami,,; s,r,tr;,
Aug Is tf
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" p ENG very anxious To close our present business
III - we offer STOCK OF GOODS, at very re,
Gtced prices for Ctr~h only.
Those indebted to the concern respectfully request
ed TO settle :cir accounts without further DELAY
August 1T. WYNN t& DAVIS
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CERTIFIc

CERTIFICATES
we, the subscribers, have sold La 2ct's Cough DTops
as agents for The McssFs. Cr0SbyS The Medicine has
obtained the appreciation of the public by ef5otnp ma.
ny of the diseases for which it is recommended
We have therefore hesitation in recommending LA
MOTIFS COUGH DROPS excellent medicine
G Dawson, druggist. and o. $. Surgeon at Fort Fav-
cite, Pitsburg, Pa J. Hamu,, ~. ID. and T. y. Dowr,cr
druggists, Zancsyilc VIM. Mount, III. D. Dayton NJ
Wolf ~ Co. Apothccary's Hall, Goodwin q Ashton and
Farchiids d CO. druggists, CINCINNATI; s. Sharploss.
merchant, st Coirsyc; u. Brubuchcr & Co merchants
Springfield L. + Frazier, merchant zenin VIM. Lowry,
Lebanon, (O0 DIR. j.. Ferris, La"rGncobj-gh; DR. II
Watts, Madison, (indD Tn. Wells, Druggist Nashville
Thomas Davis, Shelbyvillc and DR. George MDanie1
Clnrkesvne (Jonn) Bycrs ~ Bitor, druggists Ioui =
vile r Floyd druggist, frankfort DR.. M. O. Ashbv
Richmond Crutchfeld & RUSSELL druggists panvlIo .
MIlvaine d Allen, merchants, Shelbyvle P b. Price
merchant, Georgetown T. 6 II. Brents, merchants Pa
rls Alexander ~ Stockton, merchants Femnosbi,rph .
j. b. Atwood, Greensburgh T.. Frabuc, drurGist Rus
sellvilie and r. NJ Korchcyal, druggist Bardstowh
(Kcntucky)
Ccrtltc0toS Of important 7cW 0ccozDDonu ,ocb
Bette, 'om ParticUlar directions for usipc
u Sold wholesale by o. q S. Crosby Columbus Ohio
and by Thompson, Smith & Pearsall. Fullerton 81 Sex.
ton Butler jenkins druggists. Phiacipbia and by ST
Swcctser, George and James Bailey, George H. and j.
3 heerl, Bghimore. Each bottle contains Is doses
price 81 Fot sale by VIM & DAVIS
~ Chor'otesgWe, J"fY5, t62s.-1y1f
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August 0
PosI-OrrIcr, Charlottesville. }

>
LIST August, 1898. (
consequence of an ori'- received from the General
a PostOifice, credit be given for postage i'm fil-
turc. Though it would afford great pleasure to ac-
commodatc ny friends and the public by dispensing witt,
this rigid rule, obedience to most positive
leaves me such alternative. Cash will be required
upon the delivery of each lecr, and postage on ncwspa-
pcrs must be raidquartcrly in advance.
August Eft JOHN VIM, +. NJ
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1828-09-06

Whole Ticket S3-IIalf 50-Qnartef rs Cts.
10 be had at G. ?. MkENNJE'S Office, Clnrlofses:
Vile where half TIC ticket That drew Capital prize o5
FIRE Thousand Doicrs, obtained, and where many
other good prizes have been sold. AUG. IG,-Ic23
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1828-09-06

FOR RENT
FHNHE HOUSE AND LOT belonging to the estate of
a JohN GoEMAE deceased. near The CDiycrs;fv Fer
terms apply to SAMUEL LEITCH} ~
August 3w GEORGE CARR trustees.
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IiRGAfL': Al R"'rs held IN tie Clerks Office of Aci.
son county, Thee - of Juar. 1925
Nathaniel Landcratt William S. LanGcrait and Henry
~ i''oerI'. = Compliments.
AGAINST,
Fielding Brown and William Scott. Defendants
IN CfL3.NCERY.
Inc defendant William Scott having entered his
appearance, and given security according to the act of
Assembly, and the rules Ct this Court and II appearnsr
ny satisfactory proof that he is an haEitant of this
commonwealth; and without the jurisdiction of this
,cIt-t Is ordered that the said defendant appear
here the fourth Monday in August noxi and answer
the m Oh the Compliments, and that copy Of this or
der bt forthwith inserted in the Virginia vocatc' n
newspaper published IN TIE town of Carlotcsvi!.c once
Wec% Tor eight weeks satccssivey, previous to So id d.
ana 'at another copy thereof be posted the front door
Vi 'e .our'-io'Isc oil tl5 county, some Court day.
Copy-Tesc.
juno st ROBERT C. GUTIERREZ
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La MOTIFS COUGH DROPS.

MItOR CoUGHs, CoNsUMPT1oSs, CONS, fyrLuEszA,
FL WHooPING CouGHs, SPAsMoDIc ASTHMA PAIr ~
THE SIDE, DnrIcuLrY or BREATmING AND WANr OF
SLEEP.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1828-09-06

principal wheel i'm which revolve5 but once i'm four
years. on plate, III the centre of the face is seen
the sun in his course through the heavens, as he
appears to us,--the circle which lie makes is
beautifully described in the changes of the sea-
sons, by the horizon receding or advancing as the
days lengthen or shorter; unGor the above is
seen the moon, showing her age and wane, rs
she appears to us in different stages an organ
playing variety of pieces, and the figures of
which are brilliant hey ond any thing of modern
composition belfry, in which are six figures
ringing the changes on six bells a variety of
other figures are also shown, in motion, playing
instruments, beating time, &c, the whole of
which is contained in one splendid pile of cabue,
work, ten feet high, five feet wide, and weighs
upwards Of half u ton English paper.
NEGLECTED. INyEMfioNs. In the history OF
genius. 1t is remarkable that its work is often in
vented and lies neglected. A close observer OF
this age pointed out to me, that the military
genius oil shat great French captain, who so long
appeared to have conquered Europe, was derived
from his applying the new principles of war dis
covered by Folard and Guibert The genius oil:
Foiard observed, that among the changes oil mill
tary discipline in the practice of war among En-
ropean nations since the introduction Of gunpow-
der, one OF the ancient methods of the Romans
had been improperly neglected and in his Com
mentaries on Poybius, FoIard revived this Tor
gotten mode Of warfare. Guibcrt, in his great
work. " Uistoire de la NiHcc Francase," or rather
the History of the Art Of War, adopted Folard's
system of charging by columns, and breaking tho
| centre OF the enemy, which seems to be the IA
nous plan of our Rodney aud Nelson in their
maritime battles. But this favourite plan became
the ridieule of tho military and the boIdness of
his pen. with the high confidence of the author,
cH'y excited adversaries to morly his pretcnsons,
and to treat him as dreamer. From this per-
perpetual opposition to his plans, and the neglect
he incurred, Guibcrt died of" vexation of spirit y
and the last words on to death-bed of this man
OF genius were, :: one day they will know me u
Folard and Guibert created Bonaparte, who
studied them on the field of battle and he who
would trace the military genius who 50 long held
IN suspense the fate of the world, may discover all
that he performed in the neglected inventions Of
preceding genus.-[ d. Israeli's History of Men OF
Genius.
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LINE FOR SALE

LIME FOR SALE
b ME OF the best quality may be had on accommodating
dence. GEORGES on ajEp
HARDWARE, Aibemare, August Is, l825--3i
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WEDNESDAY, Isl OF OCTOBER, 1923.
In the city RI Washington, aeW be droar1 the
Grand Consolidated L0ticrn

For internal Improvement Literature and Charities III
the City Of Washington, ard in the states of nccwaro
North Carolina and i.oriaiaGa-- EIGHTH CLASS.
HIGHEST PRIZE, $1,000
Tickets On|S Three DUH0rs:
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Diuguid Harris and John McReynods, |
l. Defendants
The defendant Harris not having entered his appear
nnco and given security according to the Act OF Assem-
ply and the es OF this Court, and it appearing by
istactory evidence that he is an nabitant Of this
County, it is Ordered, that the said defendant Harris
do appear here at October Court next and answer tho
bill OF the plaintiff and that copy this or,er be forth
with inserted in the Virginia Advocate publck news
paper printed in the town of Charlottesville, for two
months SUCCESSFULLY and posted the front door of tho
| Court House Of this County Copy. Testc
! II. ELDRIDGE, Jr. d. G.
August 0 Pm
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Il Court continued and held for Buckingham Coun-
I "A ty. the 10Th day of July, 1S2S
Thos. Nj. Bondurant, assignee Of ThoS.1
Mcselcy-Plaintiif
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VALUABLE LANDS FOX SALE.

August Q, lS23-Gt.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-04

eoatins before hisoDa eyes. The man who can view
and carnage with eo'nposure has higher quail
c'c'fan or great poiitisian: for, in Mr. Madison
case, thus is synonymous with Philosopher. What
kind OF President would this sgredt esa.tiau nake-
Gentleman who ca'ot interpret The ia;,s Oppression,
9 one fascand yet would be called upon to admins
'ter oil The laws Of the land: One whose ideas arc 50
purely military, that he would tia,,nute a ,,y.io,
unto sy. or would punish trecscn not by the ciil
''r"r'tS, but By cart n0',tiu! One he in i1,y
great crisis would convert the tto,ecox,.i,u .to enc
greet ci'. and would reduce almost every thing I'M
der martial hc. If this ii,;vidualbe Rco.bi;.nn
then, indeed. lie says himself ',,c,a.s IRE mere
"6"6bles" What respect would such great civilian.
entcrtoin for the i0es und the Corsti;.tio, of this
"conntry' Is smh on one ;aaiJtiea far or, Ch;cf
.HnsSi''ate2'-I Ric'0scd Enqr;rer .i'a,: i3 1924
9" c cannot consent to lend hand towards tho
election Of such Gen. JAcksoN He is tao
little Gf u St!csm1atso .qa-too ,ioieat az hs ..1n-
er-is inn nsr"h inclined to a,bitru,7, 60
cern"unt to obt:a tt' ''"bie Suppcrt Of Tie Eduors
"g this paper. WE 'sourp DEpRHcATE Er.Ec-
"'rEo-i As CURSE JpoN rrHE coUS Try
RIkmona Enquirer Oct. II, 1874
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-04

p,dly, and sprcak widely, but gou too may perish IL
The eonfagration. the STRENGTH OF single man Wa
sufficient TO overturn mighty temple. But when
the tnbrc fell, the destroyer was buried beneath lis
runs The people Of these States VIII never submit
TO see their liberties destroy without sacrificing the
Pefprtruior oi 30 daring crime 30 their vengeance,
III You should ever stand IN thnt si.ualioa you Vii
Ind a: the Sandeuy a. your character and even thn
fnenory OF your former services bui ra protec-
hons osainst their fury Whom Caesar ;rod upon tile
r2ci OF Rome, tii" services e had rendered were t-
We're reduced, was alone remembered. The daagera
o. tine consprators oundthe way 10 Ills heart ana
avenged at once tl,r wrongs OF their country and s
blood OF her slaughtered citizens If like him wa
N"ca 'rainple upon the liberties OF your country :
We're want OF patriotism to wis yoiI any other ihn
MS iate. ARESA
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Gle constitutional aSay tu.
DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN TICKET.
FOR PRESIDENT.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS of Mass.
FOR YYCE PRESIDENT
RICHARD RUSH of Pa.

ELiCIOtAL TICKET.
District. Col. STErHEN WRIGHr Of Norfolk.
, BENJAMIN HARnIsoH Of Charles City.
3 JOSEPH GOODWIN OF Dinwi,idie.
Il DR.. R!CHAEp FIELD of brunswick
) Gen EDWARD L. CARRINGvoN of Halifax
i6 BEHJAmix HATCHER of Chesterfield
n SAMUEL BRAHcH OF Buckingham.
Is judge FLEMINc SAUNDERS Of Franklin.
. DAVID S. GARLAND OF Amherst.
10 CHAPMAN Jof.NsoN Of Richmond.
II Judge FR's I. BROOKE Of Spottsylvana.
Ie CHARLES HUI OF King &, Queen
IS Capt. ROBERT LIVELY Of Elizabeth City.
II Capt. HA2cocK EusTAcE of Stafford.
Is !oEN SHAcWLE2oHo % CuIpepcr.
l6 Judge ~ VI. y. e. DipE Of Prince W'm
II Col. WILLIAM !,LLzEY of Loudo,ln.
IS ALFRED II. PnwEhL Of Frederick.
- Col. JoSsru IAuzEU of Rockinghano.
20 Judge ARCHIBALD STUART of Augusta
81 BALLARD SMirII Of Grecnhrler
g Col. BESJAMiH EsTILL of Washington.
% Judge LEWIS SUMMERS of kanaNta.
2l ALpHEus p. WILSON of Monongalia.
u OF Mr. Adams Jefferson said, s.he is Il learned
and honest man. the best of the New Englant.rs"
IL His Most violent and prosecuting Gnclnica lave
done homage to his great and nastorly abilities
II Witness the following:
II cannot efficiently express The rnornU>D sont-
''rncnts OF adnjmtot ani Jciisht with which hive
'per'acd this state paper Mr.. Adams vindicatios,
"of our government to Don Onis. 1t is written with
''an ASTONISHING force Of ingenuity und adorned with
the most captivating eio7enrcof ali descrpttons it
''has the air of who feels uoutcly for the
wrongs OF his country who is indignant a. the insults
Offered to her by TIN. aggrssor, pretending to ema!d
redress and who poI;rs on these feelings in the
"torcibie strains. 1t is nIo>r.ENr ov DIPLOMATIC
''GENiUs. Il ia ORNAMENT TO Arf COUNTRY. !
'feel proud or belonging TO mutton which has protiu-
seed SUCH BLAZE OF TALENTS. 1t sliivers the ma
'sneso of the Spanish cabinet in duet and asies.--
Unto what utter insigncance does the redoubtnhle
'Chevalier Onis sink He seems like pig,nv in the
hands Of u GlANT."-L,chmon6 Enquirer, .}oas1tc-
az ,. 1919
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ron TEE ccNsr.ruryos-Ar V-Hfc.

I ~ =
FsILoW CrTfZENs: The f'reei,odc, Of the North
EN- Meek who la,rly had Tie presumption to have
Tepibshed an extract from the circular OF Las,
Representative Wm Lee Ball, did r.ot sunpos. j.
necessary to oLtudc his nar1e on tie PUBLIC h, Ill,
gaze INTO Tie onnticn ot gentleman how clni,;;:
tor the popular favour Of thc District that tlia
onla'oaS OF Pablo Men ire the property OF tie
PuDhc; 1t therefore believed tia. ne had a r;,.lt IN
publish this document, without obtaining pertis.;o.
from any one. lie However feels neither afraid no.
is;';net! IA aro'" lis sentiments, ana oijx lis naaIs
10 tbs communication heretofore he has h,f,;
retired and Tot engaged IL the politics OF tho aar.
Before he proceeds farther he must observe tias Nj
Jos BAL OF Dltchey as made .:.;staie with regar
10 tl!e person who had his brothers circular rnput-
h1hec. informed hun ~ Northumberland Cour.
ilcuse that had published il, and sent linn copy 81
the extract to WHICH he replied that he intended
Grsw"r:t i. Ii he means by uskHo2rt an obscure O.,
r2tired individual. he may De high. but that intyidupi
duly appreciates bis ciYj; aud religious ibarty and
does not iecl wiling TO surrender til.nl any one
fc!low- cZols--thc present is mpc, tant period;
confidently believe the peace, union and happiness
q our beloved country Is at stake. Tins belief j,
nor embraced lightly; too many circumstances cong
hI'r 10 produce convi:tiou that deep Lid g.o is II,
rnnnoyr "a Observer the Union. The lite rovenpn-
IL South Cnroina have doubt been made win tho
i j,u O .ecing the pnhlc pulse Tie following toes
! place in my presence Whilst III Nashington lags
:rlUg. At Browns Hotel, in the pl.llc room u
was about thc time tic Tariff Bill uI, finally disposed
ot) iHo5t Of the cornpaIy had retired 20 bed, BIT.
shore remained Two or three lnc,nneys cf Gonrre:
! - - -, 80 - 80 "a If uP pt."ttt
I'm wren orc o, mem l?eApcr as vas inorIQed
from South Carolina, exclaimed, let any che rails.
re sihGaEd ana w jo' Let lie ii;-g Of Resistance
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