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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-18
Extract Of ieHer3 from, Tie Hon. John Carter 10
Gen. R.y +. Haune.Zg

.Nf+.,1.-.i ia-e,ss CAMDEN, 22d October, 1929.
Ny DEAR Srn--ln compliance with your request,
will state so far my recollection enabesfme, the
object and circumstance OF the meeting to which You
rcisr, andswhich was held at your lodgings in Wash
ington lust springs The object of the meeting was
change their views and opinions the best mode
Of oouneracting in South Carolina the injurious ef
e cts of the Tariff and IT possible obtain the COOP
Grafton OF other States similarly crcumstanced. No
distinct plan for accomplishing this object seems TO
have been thought of by any member of the meeting
In ail the conversations which took place in nv hear
ing, there Dish expressed Jy r persoo, that ~
separation ofthe Union xsonid idke pi1re or q deter
mindton dro,ced by any one that his ,yt,s,a hama
nc couid use any 'ncons 10 the discomfort NJ
ready preceding IN tie State IN consequence of tb,
passage IF De Tariff.
Something said about rcspninc o,r seats n,
Congress, and returning home. 1t was not however
submitted IN The shdpe IF proposition IL the mcetins
As We'll as recoect, Major Hamilton said if the rest
OF the members would unite with him. Re ,roud taxi.
fhdt STEP No one seemed to in he s,srscsaa
and no more was said about it. A. the moment i'm
agined the expression To be prompted by conviction
on tho part of its author that our further continuance
there wholly useless the Tariff seeming 10 be tbe.
great object for which tho session was prolonped
6id not suppose dtct he intended 1as a. FORMAL s.ey
sion Of South Carolina fron, the Union.
repeat IN the most unqualified manner that ma
PFoP'Seich TO attempt a Severance Of the Union tcds
crer Submitted hintcd by ana one or any in
tention expressed by any that he would use any
gcdnS n orcte the people 10 such Increment or in ann
manner aI'enofe their affections Jrcm tie Union
am very sincerely your friend,
JOHN CARTER.
Iho lion. RonERT y. UAYNE, Charleston.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-18
Rtcbt,rottD a9a bt1,
TUESDAY MORNING, NOV. rs, 1928.

The South Carolina Dereiopement.--We devote
Che principal part OF columns TO day, tho publi
cation of Cen Haynes reoindor TO Mr. Mitchell, and
the statements OF several others of the s. Carolina
Delegation.
We did not doubt and could not doubt the truth of
what Mr.. Mitchell stated. a Member of Congress-
and therefore prann frcie, crcdble-satng upon his
nDir dire, what had recently passed under his OBJ
servatou-and all this, when there many pre-
sent to correct his recollcctonst appea red nposs
bic but that he should disclose the truth according
his impressions. This we have doubt still he has
done, and we think The intelligent reader will agree
Chat Gen. Hayne himself adnitsit.
Gen. Haynejnsists very much upon Mr.. Mitchells
misconduct in disclosing whit occurred al his House,
and upon the immaterial aro,ocd object for which it
was called. On these points the public feel little
porntve interest. What they desire to know Isl was
the proposition submitted at the meeting of the s.
Carolina Delegation in Washington, formally or IN
formally, that they sho;ld cedo from Congress- and
thereby dissolve the Union'-and secondly, did Nc
bufie express the opinion that dissolution of the
Union was the only remedy for the Tariff
What seems to be the truth was, that no formal
proposition of the kind mentioned was submitted hut
dfat dissolution of the Union was fully cunvasscd in
fhc company, ind We have little doubt, advocated BY
Maj. Hamilton particularly, with his usual temperance
1t afforded some little modification find that
this genilemans resolution of going home, provided
Inc could not defeat the Tariff had been countcractc
Wo wish the gentleman had so acted with all our
souls. Doubtless he thought it would produce n great
sensation in the nation; and should like that hc had
fuen permitted to realize the silly figure he would have
cut in the event. He Withdraw from Congress be-
cause the representatives, of the people in the Gene
raj Legislature chose 70 pass certain act. Mnrrv
como up" Tho menace reminds us of tho rnouscs
threat against the unicorn.
We ask our reader 70 Pcrusc the documents which
rate TO this snbo,t- They wei worthy thcir al
tenton.
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PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION NEWS,
J-!T2GLkTl.

But iew Counties remain to be heard from, and
nothing from these much interest the reader
We have some curiosity 70 know the aggregate
amount OF tho vote, to compare it with that on the
Convention III tie spring and with former Presidsp-
ual votes Compared to the former it will be found
we believe to fall short ofthe whole number given
with the latter have been by three hs the largest
vote ever given in the State for President Ina goor,
many counties the turn out has been full but muc,,
smaller than expected in many others. Contrary 20
our ancipations the Jacksonians have been more ON
the alert than their opponents. In the strong Adams.
counties generally, the vote was not full we find
the following now returns in tho Clarksburg ENQUIRER.
adams. Jockson
Harrison e9l AIT
LOWS 1871 I5t
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70 those who know US 10th to deieiinae.F BAIT to
return such was the apparent cordially with which
Mr.. Mitchell entered into all feelings, such
Columbia for further consultation that was greatly
and unexpectedly grutfed by his seeming ardour and
cooperation. JAMESGHAAIILTON, JvN.
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as thai attributed to Linn BY Mr.. Mitchell. Mr. MD
however, too capable OF defending ,imselfto need
any assistance from me. now take leave OF this
subject. no ono. can abhor newspaper controver--
sy than do. wss constrained in the first in
stance To- appear before the public, or TO submit the
of having hada meeting of the South ca
rona Designation at my o'c hoase for the purpose of
desiring plans fo, separation fthc States In put
ting down that nnputaton have been charged with
having uttered sentiments that OCCASION, which
will be seen never passed my ps--and that too in
conucXion with proposition thnt wus never made
have felt it to BIZ duty 20 myself and TO the coun-
try, TO contradict these Statements Tho true OBJ
iccs, nny tho patriotic character of the meeting ut
my house in Washington, his been now established
beyond nil controversy and to the correctness of the
sentiments expressed by the several members of the
delegation, that matter for their constituents.
As far regards my own conduct the occasion, it
will be seen that not oct has been 6ons icord
.cred which 1.-THE most malicious Islander, unprinci-
ped us it s," succeed .iu dstoring into scnti-
ment hostile tn the Union, inconsistent with Just
"revercncc TO the Constitution, entire devotion
to tho interests the honor. and the welfare of South
Carolina. ROBERT Y. HAYNE.
Statement of the Hon. Uin. ID. .lEr,fiu.
| wac present when meeting ofthe South Caro-
lima Delegation took place nj the house of General
liaync, in Washington, after The passage of the
Tariff of last session The object OF that meeting
was consult freely with another, and to deter
mine whether any thing else remained To be done by
the Delegation in their representative capacity in
wos whether any good would result from protes,
against the act drawn up and presented to the House
by the Delegations from the Anti-Tarf States
AS to dissolution of the Union. the subject va:
neither proposed discussed. Nor did any mem
Der propose that should ''ahandon seats in
Congress, return homc and thnscby end all further
political connexion with the government"
So far from having FINALLY determined, that al
though they would await the adjournment OF Con-
gross vet that their arrival home they would each
visit their constituents generally. and among them
make efforts to ncucatc such doctrines and principles
would induce the people the State 70 agree to
advocate separation of the Stutes the very reverse
was the fact. Every Indication of public feeling
which had been received frcm South Carolina in
6uced the belief, that our constituents were much
excited and we determined that return HON,
we would ulay this excitement as far possible, and
nmcnd to the pee; le TO leave to the constituted
authorities OF the country, the task ns well as the
obligation Of restoring to them their rights, and &c
the constitution it's original character.
". d. MARTIN.
Ccfobr~r. onfh
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.NTW YORK
Lewis

Tie vote is now believed to stand % for Jackson
and Is FOR Adams.
From Kentucky, Ohio, Indiana, and II. Carolina,
the returns are nconcusivc, and We omit them until
they assume more certainty. In Ohio Alien Trim
bic is reelected Governor, by majority ofn,IT5.
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35 900 in part discharge OF IL. There is, there
fore, at this time, the sum Of $1,000, remaining
unpaid, to pay which, the lands oil Mir. Jefferson
offered for sale.
Ydlud5ie Lands for Sale.
The Lands Of the Estate OF THOMAS JEFFER-
SON, deceased, lying in the Counties of Campb, n
and Bedford, will be offered on the premises IL
not previously sold privately, cd Monday, the 22d
Of September next
Likewise. MONTICELLO, in the County Of
Albemare, with the Lands OF the said estate ada
cent thereto, including the Shadwell Mills, will
he offered on the premises, ii not previously sold
privately, on Monday, the 18th OF September next.
The whole OF this property will he devided to suit
purchasers. The sale being made for the paymen,
OF the tesators debts, the desire sell sincere.
The terms will be accommodating, and the
prices anticipated low. Mrs. Randolph. ofMou-
iiceilo, will join in the conveyance, and will make
the titles perfect.
TIL. JEFFERSON RAN DOLpH, Exec'r.
of THOMAS JEFF ERSON, dec ID.
July II, 1928
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FENDAL G. CASON.
On
Land, Negroes, and Stocks for Sale.

PY virtue Of Deeds Of Trust from Robert Douths,ate
~ the county OF Charles City, hearing dale the S0tb
May 1927 aud the other the 26th day OF March, 1928
record IN the othee ofhe court Of saj county Charles
for the purpose 81 securing the payment Of
money sad deeds mentioned, will be exposed sale,
public sncoB, the Premts, Wednesday, the I'D day
Oct 1922 at i2 oelvck that dsy that valuable lying
Oh JAMES Nssr IN The county aiorsiad, called Westov.T
between 40 and so negroes, and the Suek o Horses Cattle
sheep and Hogs IS mentioned in the deed Of the Goth
March, OF so much OF SAID property will he sufficient
the SUN Of money required by the deeds
The Terms II sale will be made known the day az sale.
THE TRUSTEES.
The above mentioned estate, Of the des' able in
The Lower country containing by sctuayey about 9Je
including the mash meadow lsuds shout 65 acre. Of
me ado~ lands have been reclaimed by da and
are cutivsiion and much those may
easily reclaimed. The building. III. estate of the best
kind sod in good repair and eonsof dwelling house Of
brick, two stores high with fooT; kitchens
hou.. stAbs barns. and all Of brick There also
tate an e1eseHt thsShng maehine IN good order aud
which will gel $50 s wheat per The
aud stocks the LIKES, Of their kind Person.
purchase, invited to examine the properly which will
shown by Mr Sou,hsl lie
rlv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-22
THE EXTINGulsHERr

The calculations which the Officials and the other
Administration prints were making upon tbc storm
IN d Carolina, are now dissipaed into thin air %
We condole with the ~ Ineligcncer upon the
Speech Of Gov. Taylor on the 9ti inst What he
VIII not then convene the Legislature lie will
moi raise the banners OF defsncei lie will not
give the Coalition prints any means for blowing up
the enbefs' 1t was " good plot in the hands Of
the inteIligcnccr: But the Governor has had the
cruelty to damn II. We pity these Editors. They
must now draw an Mr.. Rowan, twho, by the bye
can have very little sympa ~ with the AnG-Ta.
f'fiins in :. } or the Six Milidamen, ;hc
collin handblls---or some other tub-ploi which they
may have the ingenuity to get up---in this " Cri.
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.his sentiments have been grossly msrepresentcl
Yet is such combustibie trash, such idle ru-
mours, picked up in the Street, aud then gravtiS
put forth rs ncontestble facts, in certsin ncwsps-
pers-ior what purpose' On the eve the Ken
lucky election-to attempt to save a sinking Adj
minstration from the shpwreck TO which they are
justly destined. Such were the oian1uvres EN-
pioyed TO the Administration OF MFR. John
Adams. Then, too, we had plots aud ruinours of
plots in abunIance-tub plots, and Ocean Massa-
cres, sc. sc. And what good did they do? The
people despised thein--and bic jaeet written
upon the tomb. The people will despise them a
gain
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>nN CHANCERY: Northumberland eounty court, I4th
~ July, 1923
Wn Hsndey and Sally n. hi, wife, Det.ey E. downing
& Hannah Downing, Phf..
Edward Downing and Ausustine Neale, Defdt,.
This day the Plaintiffs by Their counsel and srp-
to The safsotion Of the that the Defendant Ew
Downing not inhahtznt of this ah. On
motion OF the Plaintiffs It's Ordered, That the Des.s
ant appear here the second Monday October next
the hill Of the Plaintiff; and copy this
he forthwith inserted for monib HI. .ucces-cy, m
newspaper published the city OF Riekmcud s.o poste
+ BATES, C c.
juiy2 20 -wSwt
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NlHUCE

-NUI9CE,
hereby givsn the Farmers OF Virginia, rartc
to the inhabitants Of the city Ri, hmond ia vio,u
that bsye IN operation toe Columbian Spios,er 9th
words Picking CMding Spinning Machine to 70 h, haH
which will spin from 10 10 yards of warp PEI dayand
q. No. 10 worked nv hand Six Spindle Machine 50
Also Picking and Cadins Machine, that will make
TO pounds OF hollis day, worked by hand r D. 49,
Anypesono persons, wishing to pure hase will please cs
at MR. D. Denoons shop, for inormstion essnc.
Flrv'nns 10 mesiron Wilmington, in said county, aud
miles fIVm Louisa courthouse.
FENDAL G. CASON.
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Kentucky

we are so much cramped for room, that it is not
IN our power 10 keep pace with the numerous long
articles whicb the hot-bed of he Presidential g.
lection shoots forth with sucli wonderful luyuri.
ance' When II Is rccoliected iIat the Election
c1 Governor in X y. takes place on the first Mon
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LOON AT THIS.

COMMUNICATED.
LOOK AT THIS.
In an cleborlte essay of the Senior Editor ofth.
wing, IN his paper OF the 18th inst. written in cas-
uSatim OF the "Sluerist' Tor his second No. lind
the following paragraph: a. applied to Mr.. Clay
IN January, 1879, Tor employment rs a messenger,
with no wish, as informed hin, or expectation OF
acquiring either honor or ego,ument by the jour
ney, but iron tn. single desire of temporary alb
sence. Alter the lapse OF several months, he in
ior'hcd me thai the Department found il necess
10 seSd dispatches oil Importance 10 Buenos Ayres
aud kio; and that If would go must be i'm w ash
ing!on by certain day. With great difficulty and
after the lapse OF many weeks, found vessel in
. whch took passage.-Thc succee ding incidents
are detailed in the letters above" suppose that
me veracijy OF Mr.. j. II. p, whatever may be
thought OF his sagaciiy prudence, will hardly be
doubted by the Coalition, any of their subal-
terms; and yet II the facts in the foregoing para
graph DE true, they afford no, only proof that there
was bargain between Messrs.S Clay and Adams
nut also that Air. p knee IL as early as January,
1879, and confidently anticiutted the ul;in ale
result. Let II be remembered that in Jan. 1925
Mr.. Gay was Speaker Of the Fl. oil Representa-
uVes, mat the election of President not made
IN tlat body until the 9th OF February fthat year;
thai Mr.. Adams was installed President on the
4'h OF March, and Mr.. Clay's nomination as Sec
rotary oil State confirmed Il think on the 9TH of
that month How could Mr. y. apply 10 Mr.. Clay
Tor the appointment of Messenger in Jan. unless
he had assurance that he was to be Secretary
oil State! and how could he have that assurance
unless There had been an understanding or bar
gam Scali 1t which you wilD between MIR. Adams,
and Mr. Gay. Mr.. p. says Z" after lapse of Sc
verai months he informed me that the Department,
&C." Certainty the application then must have
oeen made oefore MIR. Z. was actually s. legally
appointed, as Mr. p. left Richmond, by his own
account, on the 18th of April, ls25-a little moi
than month after (instead of several months af-
teri MIR. Clay became Secretary according to the
io'ms q The Constitution. II MIR. p. atfirms
truly, wherefore Can there be any necessity for
further proof OF the bargain' Verify the gentle
man seems to have been confident indeed of the
| success OF the contract, and TO have taken Z" time
| 10y the ioreock.'' AN OBSERVER
July 29th, 1928.
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NSfiRG1NIA: AT Huies holden IN the Cl.r IL. on - a.
W Superior Count Of chaHeery th. RieEnpond Di,t",
the 9Th day Of July, '''1'
DAVID y: Williams, PHI
WG d. Wren Sergeant of fhe ci,7 Of Riebmon, g.,
adinof u Edmund Wills dec who was sheriff Of Nolws
a"a sdrgT Of Ssmu@ sTetnhl dee. kahani.I Hobbs
hof Of Etane5 Jones' dec and Adm'or of Catherine ,n.
dec sud Columbus Jones and Mary p ~. vile. Jobn NJ
Jones, Sannel g. iry,n, aud Gather u his wife eic a.
nons aDd martha is wife, Abrshsm Hall AM Ffalois III,
we' Snd E,,ga Jones, fhsisns JDt', Phip Jons, su
D"fotty G. Jones witch 2t.ry T., John w C,,b.1c =,
Hsaihs Edgaf Thaden Phip g., Dsroth, sp4 Frsn|s, a.
are ehdrsn and heus & aid Catherine JDns dec
LeWi, widow, and Mary 2, FTsusis r. C. EIz.b,ih {.
H"ot,' ~ ~ and WIZ. Lewis, infant child en-. brirssn3
difhuieesei Robert Lewis dec. Thonna. Wof.Ls ,rJ s.
iah ms vile Phiif Jvnes, VITO survived his y,f, M ~
Jonss, shd Elizabeth -. May g., SsfahA C.. NJ Wp|G
Hopoleon, Philip g., Ssmne G.. Wtug.n aud Un,fv ~
zone, infant ehd,sn AID hers Of the said May r. Jcna.
Gee David Grecnbil Samuel 6feeLi Rio hard Npbo.n ar
Elizabeth his wife, late Elzsb,in Giesbh AMI Pkin "a
vfeehbnl witch SAID Catherine Jones, dec. ubs Ier
Safah W" han, May Z. JJues, dec E.izaheth aDhorn
co heifsasi distributes II samuel Greenht dec snJ H.
v'sees sud lcgatet, u Pascal Gfesnhd tt E 81
ot The cbdeu, cy-heifs and - -
Samuel Oteenbl DEC aud The SAID David GfeeEhi :. ss,
BIS wife, witch Catherine j. tie ,uryiviny ebld h.,st
dnir,hutee 4 joseph Gfteubul dec Tbyns, f;,bt 49,
oi W Hall, dec (gh ain'or of Wn CordIe1 AMI 80
s1 o os CONS non Of isd Wr Gmdle dec and WIN Game.
IL y W u' 80 "ob'. bs"i,, dec. Debts
tse Drie"Hnis Dsyii GresntHI snd sarnn,J nr,sntd,
nWhg euisfd heir Appearance s~co.ine 20 The act o.
emhy snJ ibe rues of this coot, and stpesriny bv ts
iae'9Ty eytrnce that lheyi aIe DSabs II ihis eor
ne first a. % me Term, and an.wsf ,fs hin Of a.
Fn ~ ani that's cory of this order fffhph n.erred ~
ONE newpfpcr Published .e cir, ot rfs gs,ord for &
m"nh, go ct'yf1 ADD riei f.ni dant 81 me Carl
nyA ''''''. ''S's 2
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M. JrGcrson's De5ts-At ,he tine Of Nr.
Jefferson death lis debt. amounted to sI07 900,
fhis we know, from having seen list, accolnpa-
MED by unquestiondble evidence Of its correctness.
From The Sales Of personal estate, IN January 1921
and tif funds which came into his hands, his o <
ecutor has paid the sun Of sl2.Si0 on account o.
the interest accruing on that debit anl the sum %.
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ODD EyEN sYSyEy

ODD g. EFEW SYSTEM
sNHE next MARYLAND STATE LOTTERY mo &. for
1880 viii be drawn the CITY Of Baitaore, w ed
The 2aih August which viii permit i'tsn, adventure
eIs 10 forward their order. time The Capital prizes
$40, 600,
$4,000 ono, &c. &c. the whole payable in CASH. IT.
S heme IS arranged .hs ODD & EVEN SYSTEM b,
which the Holder Of Tickets. Shares. viii h.
THREE!
Whole Tickets, 81 Quarters, 81
Halves, 90 EightAs so
O-efs rom any part Of the Unhed States, either h,
mai (pos pad) enc the
Prize Ticket, any Of the lotteries, will the
Pronpt aud puneua attention il ON personal application
~ Address to
J. L COHEN, Jr. & BRoTHERS.
Baltimore, Juyfa, 1922. 2i-tI7thAuSif
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FOR TIE ENQUIRER.


rs some anonymous writers have made excuses
Tor he non-attendance of several of the Judges of
the General Court at the last term, permit me to
a Ign cause ior the absence OF one of them, who
has heretofore very rarely failed TO attend. few
day. before the 18th June, Judge Sempie was at
tackled by fever under which he laboured' for
eight days, and at the same time suffered from an
fiemorihase which attended with much Sc
we're pain. He began 10 mend on the Thursday OF
the week, in which the Court ough, to have set,
and Notwithstanding his great debility he express
ell ms determination 10 go up in the Steam Boat
on Friday, having heard that there would be 10
Court without him. On Thursday night he was a.
gam sick, and found himself too weak s sick to
carry his intention into effect. II he had undertake
EN- the trip it would have been at the hazard of an
other spell OF illness, and the strong probability is
that II he had come, he would not have been able
10 attend TO the business ofthe Court.
This communication is made without the know J.
edge OF Judge Sempe, or OF any OF his relations,
or connections, but the facts derived from a Sd
tistactory authority. JUSTITIA
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We are informed that Judge Dade was prevent
ed from attending the Stated Term of the General
Court IN June last, by reason OF holding Special
Session OF the Superior Court of Fauquier, which
commenced on the 9th and terminated OH the 9th
of June-rhe Stated Term Of the General Court
commences on the 18th OF June
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vhtus Of the ahoys decree the under.gneJ mr. &c
- Them will sell Ia the higie bidder for resdy NM.
On me enses, in Friday the 29h d. Of August ls2s ~
ltee' ~ laud mentioned the SAID Thu undsr
sshed seing IS cOmmoues of the court will convev chr
special "afTaniy only The title belle yed to he
JOHN GAINES
III, % CHARLES HILL
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For Bosrd sni Tuition from che 1T # ,ober To- tie
Let OF Augu',payabie half yearly sJvanc. in anr
or IN all OF the following brances wit :Eugii.k:
Writing; AInsmetTe; Hsogtaphy, with the q iobes;
Belle. Esites. aud Cuupositinn, with the art. of
heading ReeiIsirn; tie elements OF Chemistry.
Of Natural moral philosophy the Latin, French
and iiai'n Language, with general History, 81
He'd and Bedding III furnished by Mrs. Gafnci,,
Board u Ieaau ed duins August 4 S,i'.e nber iie
oay vacation,
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ihGlNIA: At iiues, holden the C.rk'. on Of M.
the 9h day Of July 1879 ''p9' i,
David &. Wili,in,, pur