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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-03
Trust Sale of Valuable Reel Estate


k Virtue of Deed of Trust subscriber on
10 the 2ld day of December 1920 by Patrick Gibson and NJ
a. T. SNsoI h!s wIs-of certain purposes therein mentioned
A. NJ at the 'front.' door of the Eagle Tavern the city or
Richmond, proceed TO sell Public Auction for ready r,os
the following properly, lot of ground in tie county
OF HeBnco, described in WIansoris plan Ieyis's land
NO ~ lot no lots IN said eouriv cen.
in the plan lots No u also lot Of ground in
the said county designated in same plan as lot No Gl also
piece Parcel Of land commonly called the Rome WAX
Tenement, aud in the plat thereof made by George Williamson
and IecOref ~ tie Geneal Court described The
OF No 2-EeTeou the dNe cling and other buildings
formerly occupied by John J Wcr,h and also very fine
0ece and known ia Ic said Niaa,son's plat last mentioned
hch Is = ci the ground formerly called the Ola Council
No S5whch seven lots parcels Of ground Last menroned
James Alacmurdo and John j. Werh, by 10 him.
county court and III the Musings Cou the city of Rich
said cfnny of HenricO containing acre. more or less and
land by deed, dated the 2h day Of November 1875 and duly
! CHARLES JAMES MACMURUO Trustee.
~ E-lhe Deed of Trust, under which property
proposed TO be disposed requires sale to be made for
GSa Bat shou! purchasers desire fourth only, will
demanded IN ready money, credit will be allowed
: iirs interest i0r the SAME. q j Nl'
| Iuaf8-I9t a.
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Picture of DE Nirginia Convention.


Picture Of the Virginia Convention.
TENHE subscriber proposes to publish in n superb
Il copper-plate Engraving, the Picture which he
bas just completed, OF the Dirginia Convention ex-
hibting perspective view of the interior of the
Legislative Hail. with all the members in their seats
The Picture has been wrought with infinite pans
and attention 10 fidelity OF The likcnesses, and con-
tams Just 100 Portraits, all of which have been care
fully painted from life. The Engraving will be of a
very large size, (33 by &c Inches and published in
tss form Of TruWIJulPs print Of TIE SigRers Of The
Declaration Of Independence, with cumelale expla-
natory Key, neatly engraved, accompanying each
print giving the nnnos OF all the Members, and the
Districts which they represent.
II ~ hoped that persons wishing to obtain the car
lest Impressions from the plate and have them deli
vered at their residence, will feel disposed to add
their names To the list of subscribers for the prints
thereby encouraging the artist 10 proceed with this
very expensive publication, which will depend entire
~ upon the encouragement which may be afforded by
subscription
The price of the prints TO srfbseriJeys, viii DO 10
dollars poynble OF the timo Of their delivery
Persons DESTROYS ofsubscrbing to the above work
are requested to transmit their names as subscribers
in letter, post paid, directed 70 Geo Catin Riclr.
mona, Va, stating therein tie place Of their resi-
dence and tho number Of fopies they deaire Tho
State Of Virginia, at their residence; bot subscribers
living ont Of the State, designate the place of
their residence, and some place for the delivery of
their prints "a the State Of Virginia or in the CITY of
Washington, Charleston, New Orleans Savannah
Cincinnati, Prttsburg, Baltimore, Philadelphia New
York, or Dos,onj in either Of which places the sub
scriber will engage 10 deliver them, according to d.
rcetions- GEO. CATLlN.
Richmond, March 3is,, 1850.
We, the subscribers having been familiar with tie
above mentioned Painting by Mr Catlin, during ITS
progress, and being enabled 10 Judge Of the fidelity
of the hken@SEs, DO not hesitate to recommend The
work to the public for their patronage.
JAMES p. PRESTON,
J A CHEVALLIE,
VIZ PENDLETON,
ap 2-2swst THOS. RITCHIE.
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Inv SCHOOL.

LAW SCHOOL.
TFNHE next session Of the Lac School at ReohGpl,
4 III the county Of Cumberland, near FarmviIis,
in the county Of Prince EdtDaTd, will open the
6rst Monday in May next, and be, in all respects,
conducted as heretofore; except that the students
viii have TO board themselves in FdrmUiHe mile
and quarter off and except also that while may
lend, shall not be bound. TO furnish books The
sionwill end on the Inst day Of November next.
Every week on Friday, in the session, the students
viii be examined and every Saturday will be court
day. for these purposes tho students will, on those
days, attend in the court room at NeC6ham.
The session will be seven months. The price Of IL
one hundred dollars, paid in advance.
CREED TAYLOR.
Sccdham, Va. March I 1880. cot
6JLottcrs, post paid addressed to me, at the Bell
Tavern, Richmond, until the 81 Of May next, will be
attended to. G.. r..
DUCK'S SCRIPTURES QUESTIONs-NoIII Den-
- ieLonomy; l. samuel further supply received
mar2l COLLINS & Co
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Judge Bdptinsons Ietter.-Thrs letter, says the
U. s. Gazette, was written 20 friend in England,
who without authority, or the expectation Of the
author permitted il to find its way into the columns
of the London Morning Chronicle The liberty thus
taken, has however, furnished the world with the
piost sensible production Of the day. We have SCI
dom read any thing which contained so much admi-
radio good sensn, and just thinking, and Which we
can recommend to general prrnsal with such an u.s.
surancc of its giving satisfaction.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-03

o. The Rev. Mr.. PEET will preach in St
Johns Church To morrow, and in future, at the usu
al hours.
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Aesefs@aF & aFga

BY DAVENPORT, AIIf,S A. 40.
GROCERIES, a..
On MONDAY, April 5th. at hail past 10 O'Clock.
ct our auction store, -
30 Iihds moIusses, receiving. rer boa, c,lr-,
bus, without reserve
ALSO,
] superior hair matra.s
boxes / ID. bottles mustard
10 boxes fresh shelled almond
SO boxes lemons and oranges
20 barrels sugar
Eaisins, coffee, teas, candles,
soap, shoes, hats, paper, cordial,
Lamp oil, indigo mackerel,
APP ID q, 90 - 49,. rs
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FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.

Direct from PHILADELPHIA.
4 IL. BLAMlRE bcgs leave TO inform his friends
- and the public, shat he has just ed in adj
di,ion, by the schr Richmond, from PhiladeIphiu, a
well selected assortment of GARDEN SEEDS,
which with some confidence, lie recommends
Among them are
Peas, early Charlton and early Washington, (six
weeks
Do large dwarf mnrroYfat
Beans, early do snap, without strings
Do yellow snap, best
Do large Lima or butler
Bees, early turnp rooted, red
Do long blood
Cubbagos, 1iue Early York
Do do late do
no green curlcd savoy
Do yellow do do
Do fiat Dutch
Do early battersea
DO large late drumhead
Cauliaower curly and late
Broccoli. white cape
Do purple do
Canot, carly horn and long orange
Celery, white, solid and red
Parsnip, large Dutch
Do Lima
;spiunage, Now Zealand, lone plant covers fou
feet squaIe)
Raddsh, early scarlet, short top
Do red turnip or cherry
Do early yelluw, round and salHmn
Turnp, Hanover
Do white fat and Fat Dutch
Eggplant, purple, lenrly)
Ruta -hnsa, yellow
lettuce, ice coss and brown Dntch
Cucumber, early ffaim
Do long green Turkey, tfor pickIn&)
sq S s early patty pm These are the best
Melon, true eantclopc and pine apple
Cross, curled, parsley cuEed
Do nusturtIoln
Canary seed
Grass seeds, blue swaFd, tiSr carpe5ing yards
l.NC l
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JUDGE uoPKINsONs LETTER


Extract of a latter From J"dge III Ptirsnn, oC Ptiia
dclphia, {, a gsaisnrn in England
"You will excuse my making reply TO Tint pnrt
of yout letter winch treats Of religious concerns.
have avoided such topics al my Iir and snail conln-
NC to do SO. | have 5.lDm seen man able 20 en-
bark in such dis CUSHIONS aud studies, without be-
coming an enthusiast bigo,, and pursuing them
70 the ruin injury OF M practical social duties.
( have never seen oHc become bcttgr or a sOunjcf
roan, and more amiaJe christian, by involving hun
self in the impossible of theological c0utro-
vcrsy, or The unincliglOe iargon OF docUnai points
and questions which have no termination, no com
promise no rational evidence or conviction Oh either
side; which have been undecided for thousands Of
wears, and will forever remain 60, and which, hap
PLY, it is entirely unimportunt when or how they
are decided. | have sccn sensible and enlightened
men, bv dcvotiug themselves tO such Investigations.
distract and cloud thor understanding, fll them
scves with the VAN coocct that 1t Is given to them
TO understand mysteries far beyond the iathom Of
human intellect; and which they find 1t impossible
10 explain TO any PLAN and unsophisticatcd mind--a
clear proof that thoy really do not understand them
themselves. The life of man was intended to be
employed IN useful and active pursIIts-in the fulfil
mont ofdulirs requiring the practice Of his moral
and physical energies and taentsanl not 10 be ON
Moved IN metaphysical dlsqUsIiions which lead TO
no one practical or useful result to he individual, his
family his friends, or society. Men who employ
their talents and timo m such InconCusyc spCcula-
tlons become uncomfortable To themselves, and often
rncharitablo % they less amiaoa as hue
bands fathers, masters; md neglect their social
and domestic duties In the indulgence OF the pride
and vanity Of expert poomcs They mistake n new
and obscure collection oi tc0ydS for know edge, nhc
unintcligibc phrases Tor wisdom, and believe they
arc displaying tho testimonies of truth, when they ARE
only repeating sentences Of which they cannot give
any possible explanation. The truths which the
wise and JUST Creator ofman intended to be his guides
60 virluc and happiness cannot be wrapped NJ IN IL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-03

6NLOVER sEED.-1OO bushels clover seed receiving
~ this morning, for sale by LEWIS WEBB g. Go.
70
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A@MIUWHTWMNNa
(Erom ns lora,gs Court House R,,orts,.l :
A lS0O0 II a wv, Al,lNitIr Il =

Was threshed on THURSDAY the Is h inst n, ,b
farm Farm OF Capt Charles S. Stroher. (by a Portable
wheat Machine belonging TO DR.. VIM T. Banks and
Hir' Reuben NJ Suoher; aud built by the latter four
"undred and twelve bushels and pounds of ,yhe
ny actual receipts from the MILL 10 the morning the re
considerable dAmpnes, In the and from
me heavy rains which had fallen day or two before
me wheat was so damp until IL O'clock to reaue ut,
y cho,k the machine, and stop its operation. Al tba,
ume there was not more than 20 bu Is
oat as The wheat got dry, it exhibited to its
s,ecstorf. what could lie done by ito being properly
| attended. rt .f.t.FfI - ~ 0N''o r'NFN''1
For tbs want of suifccn, force, the Machine had to
wait very frequently during the day for wheat in con
seqnnce OF having to haul from tn. field to the ,aa
elaine, and although there great Industry and good
management displayed by Capt Stroller In the srve-
"a, Operations OF han'ing the wheat TO the machine.
nkin9 care OF the straw, cleaning out the wheat, and
hauling Il to the Mill il was impossible to do Justice TO
.he mschte by keeping il constantly einrloyei TAX.
rug mo consideration the morning the grs at dampne
o, me whea', the time which was losi by the ma
cum. being IDLE, anil the fact that it had not at 1
oc,ock ,hreshed more than 100 blhel. we give IL
uhu esaungy as our opinions that had evsr@ thing ia
VsTed wonll have ihreshe 500 bu she with az M n
ease as II I'll tn 42 In addition to this tn. whoa.
was 'ehtd clean. and with apparent ease 10 The nor
SEES. JNO. FRAY. ~.
HOWARD WRIGHT IS.
.1fGdisou Cn,u fbouse Jnlv ICON
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TESTIMONY FROM ABROAD.

"a L.
From the Royal Hospital of ST. Joseph, at Lisbon.
TRANSLATION.
1oze Lourenco de Luz, Surgeon Of His Most Faith
iul Maesty's Household, Lecturer OF Surgery i'm IN.
Roys' school Of Surgery, at Lisbon, &c
4 Ceruhes, thai Ar. Armand Theophlus D,nnet bav
ing requested me TO use Ia ~ practice Swains Paaa-
cea han an opportunity Of trying that Inedicn. on
parent Affected with ulcers of scteinous nature ,vho
nai oeen thirteen months in Of the wards. at the
Royal Hospital OF 81. Joseph ncurable and
not expected 10 iipe many days. aud after avng used
said medicoe for two months and Ill folio 81 the
directions that accompanied the bottles Of said Psuscea
he was entirely cured.
luther certify, that during the tim, the patient wa.
taxing the Panacea, he took other edrins TO which
might be attributed the RAPID CURE In truth of the
same. and 1t being demanded o, pass hi certificate
and swear under oath of the holy evanges as to the
truth thereof. (Signe,)
JOE. LoURENco DALUZ.
Lisbon, 18Th Dec. 1929
L recognize the above signature {, be tn. aetna,
handwriting OF the person therein enioned Lisbon
18th Dec, 1929. In testimony Of the truth
(Signet) JOAO CAErANO CoRREA.
cory
L. j. Pembe. on Hutchinson Consul of tbe United
safes ot America for the kingdom OF Portugal SC do
hereby certify, that the foregoing signature OF Joao
Caetanc Correa IL HE actual handwriting aud that he
s Notary Public, duly commiss ioned and sworn and
all his acts as ara eueh, entitled full faith and cred
ana tat the acts stated in the foregoing arc
correct and true.
a.. la testimony whereof, I have hereuuto sci
my hand and zeal OF office at Lisbon The twrnty-ninth
day OF January, 1890.
]. PEMBERTON HUTCHINSON.
Soldby JAMES McKILDoE, Richm lnd.
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bas W at has JAeksen iones He hs, pail NOR. 81
principal and interest OF the public debt in the 6r,,
year OIL ns administration than Adams did In anv
year lie has actually reduced the debt nsarIv =. ~
millions Of dollars. 9.796 les 2oJ and II permitted 10
20 on IN hs plain economical way, we shsI socn see a
ne" ana pleasing spectacle, presented TO III. vic ~
o. o., an ssionished aud ad,uiiug word--A NATION
WITHOUT DELTA People with rich re.oure.s.
,r independent Aud when remember that the
on,"u states Government, very few years ego
eo'ld not borrow single dollar but at most sxhor
",.an' rate OF Interest; when remember that our
government had TO give one hundred dollar. i'm
rosk bearing an Interest Of SIX per cent for $50 in
can' we cSnnot but pay 10 Andrew Jackson the hon
est Tribute OF applause and affection. for his conduct in
regard to our money affairs; aud IL even some Of us
may nave been disappointed, in regard to an sppropr-
rot but acknowledge. that Jackson wa.rixht-tbat n.
was right as regarded the whole American peop.and
OF all he has saved, We shall receive at last our
uonate share Can we, should va, leave Jackson bs.
cause he ha. done his duty firmly and fesie.slv! No
Jackson will never De left Inv MARYIiND
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NoIlCE - s' committed to the Jail Of Fairfax
4 county, In virginia. the 26ih day OF Septetn-
per- lszo negro man WHO calls himself James John
son-He IS bSck, aud IS five feet and three quarters
OF an iucl high he ~ slender; his fare sharp with
scar on ms chin anotIer the left side Of his upper
up ana lett cheek and two scars on his fieht
cheek bone, and burn his right whsf-This fellow
sayshe was born IN New York, and emigraeJ TO PENN
ylvsna about EIGHT years past, from thence to Alex.
anoria, AMI from tl.rc 10 the county cf Fairfax He
had ON, when eommiitsl, fur HIT stirred roundabout,
JACKET coded pdnidloons, ard pumps The owner Of
ms aforesaid negso. must Iorwsd, prove proper
~ and pay charges. otherwise he will he dealt with
according law FRANCIS y. DAVIS. Jsilos
May 2o e~~l2w fo' Grofgs Gspnsll, Sheriff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-03

~ ensuing narrative put 10 the blush those Medi-
csimen In philadelphia aud other plr,s Of the United
STATES VINO are exsrting every effort TO mt those
who are afflicted wi diseases for which SWAMI pa.
naeea known to be an nsllihe cure from, using H.
In 'hi' narrative we find the disng u.hed Phv
rsans OF Portugal, administering it to their Patienis
Ihcir magnan,niiy and freedom from prejudice ia
strongly contracted with the dc picabe conduct of ma
ny OF ihetr professional brethren in this couatry
hno'her observation may be made, both upon the Sc
cases and upon most OF the others that have been
ported mat the subjects upon whom it was tried and
"noh relieved were in the extremtes Of disease and
'Aha"son' the vigour OF their constitutions entirely
motrAte, and yet there those who have the au,a-
cry 10 say that the medicine which said the hand OF
sustained nourished and cured them.
ed noxious ingredients! Surely Il mus, Occur =, ali
'hat u u contained any deieeriou, principle il had
operated most rischievousy upon those whose const
tutions had the less strength to resist h,
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NOI'I('E r.

AZ consequence OF the frequent depreciation. com.
n United on lands In the county OF H,nrico H.
ing below Richmond, by persons ranging and hunting
msrron, by cutting down and taking away without Ie.
se' suu'norry' wood and hoop-poes therefrom-we do
rangng or entering thereon; and we do give notice Of
our determination TO pros ell such who may
saru this NOTICE. ROBERT G. SCOTT,
~ G. NJ. CARRlNGTON,
Administrators OF Richard Adams, deed
9u'y sd. 23-t3fdA2t
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July %

iCE.-In consequence OF the frequent depr.da-
lions committed on my lands in the county of Hem
uco. lying below Richmond, by pereons ranging and
hun'ing thereon, BY cutting down and taking aw ay with
out any authority, WOOD posts and there
om-l do herby fsrewarn and forbid ali persons from
nuhung ranging or entering thereon; and do give No.
jiste gard this notice. BYRD fsropcE"y
July %. ,aI.s,
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THE DEAD FATHER.

80, hf HARVEY n. LITTLE.
Come hithcr child, and ,knccl
IN prayer, above thy fathers lifclc,, form
nc loved thco well, ia sunshine and in storm
a.. Through days Of woe aud veal
~" blessings on thy head no moro are rive,
IS once they came, like gentle dew, OF bonv,,
Look on that pallid face
US wontcd smiles are calmly resting there
Inbroken by the dcep-drawn line. or 60,
Sorrow hath lcit no trace '
oi iutrowed bitterness upon thu meek
hnd sun expression of that banched chook
Thou scarce canst feel thy loss.
Or know the chilling caros that hev, b.rr,
10 shadow thy bright pathway, rcntI, ons,
Many whitening cross
May ia thy guileless bosom plant il. .,ir-
And to thy hopes n poisoned chaIico brine
How sad tho fresido hearth!
His manly form shall never-nrrer NOR,
Darken tho threshold Of our cottage door
Nor the full sound of mirth
Go sp IN gladness to the wbited wnlI.
For death has cntcrod with his funeral nall
chair is vacant now.
= cheerful eye, and n conten,ed face
Have lett, for aye, their wontod d,yelI;n- nl,..
And we must how f-"'
a blessings gone. n noble form 4, rive,
o daIken this cold earth aud gladden. bcavsr
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EgENJAMlN III. MAGRUDER, ArronNrY AT
- LAW, having lately removed TO Scottsyic AL
pemare County, will in future the Courts of Flu
Sha, hDemarie, and Buckingham, and the Superior
May7. 100 80,
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- htsc cIanFes = , f1llowr
~ The mizraon importation persons of the
states row eSl.iing shall think admit shall po
oee ~ mo Conge prior the Thousand eight bua-
dod and eight, but posed on such mpofta
icn, not escesd'ns Too dollars f,r zach psrson.'
- No cePitnon other direct he
popoon TO the bsssin b fore
takeni" ~ "N-'''
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"MrcH rsr rrsA,ss us,vSe.'
TnE HARVEST HOME.

TIE HARVEST HOME.
Honour Tho Lord with thy substance with huts
" all thire increase;
eo shall thy barns filed plenyS thy presses shall bur.
but with wne.n-F-or. "
shost, rc,pcts, shout your ssharrs,. As~s,.
Shout praises to the glorious Lord,
W no pour IL tho who warm'd the
whose bounty has gamers stord
Hn badc the Sprisg with Zephy t breath
STOW mildly oer each frozen glade,
W oursip: Rom the bpnds of death
cptoso the green and spiky blade.
in vcrnhl showers His gooino,s nowI
On every'bll, evory plain,
ms ptovnicntial care bestowed
Tho carly, and the latter ruin.
Ito beckon'd to the faTthcst south
ana caird Young StIn,aer mt 20 BIRTH
hon cIown'd with blessings sent her forth
10 shno upon tho :laddened earth:
And bndo, beneath her genial heat
y he soil her varied richie. yield.
hat man might from his iabour, roam
no Income OF each fruitful Geld.
Aud next, rs onward rolld tho year
aown .fn'.mn, with hor pcnteous horn.
cnook rom her lap tho ripend ear,
Inc bearded grain, aud yellow corn
And whom, by fruitful increase .pont
Tho land from labor sought rcpo,,
DO Winfer from tho north lilo sent.
10 wrap her in his hoaTy
And babe him in his icy chain
blsd earth and air, and field anda od
an baimIy Spring should breathe again
Her fragrance DER each nower and bud
Thus all tho Seasons in their turn
~ Ills com;--"d their treasures pour
hht man with graei. heart IN, sht loarn
4 no oolnteo1s Ciirer adore.
Then turn each eye, and bend zach knsc
- I,nsc 10 heavens eternal throne.
Mmic every heart swolls gratefully
i"atsSsg'c'ng Tor your harvest home
And 9 yc raiso your gladstone voice
nnu highcr grows the solemn tone.
t,h! lot your ia ankfui hearts rcioics
40 he glad shouts OF harvest
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n CHANCERY I'm Louisa County Court, June
n l6.h, lsSC-James Cole Dickinson Ptf
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e25.s7siaa 90

II may he said that more han forty. five ni'lior. 81
dollars wac certainly paid Of he rbIe dsbt
during MIR. Aham4' admnisiraiiin ne appears nv The
treasury reports retetfedo. Granting that is ss'c.
'ncnt il correct. let u he remembered that five mil
lions OF dollars of this s'nornt bOrr0lpcd pcuev
which came into ilIe Treasury In 1925; aid that al
interest due on the debt twill not he con,ended ,bs,
paying ntcreH due, IL payioc on debt; much Iess
can u he ssid that payiag off deb, with monev
borrowed from sn3lef quarter, is actual paymsn and
hence, the wide difference Of almost twenty millions Of
dollars between the amount sai 10 be p1id oG" b,
the riends o! ADAMS, and the amount nefaaHy paid OIL
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HOWARD WRIGHT,
JAS SOMERYIII.E Ir

.atedi.on cqu Uouse, IniS Is $3.50. LIE 'r