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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-01
INDIAN WAR!
From the louisville (Ky] Journal Extra Of


The Steamboat Herald, Capt, Flcishman, in Sc
venty-fonr hours from st. Louisa most cxtraor-
binary quick passagc--brings us a proclamation
from the Governor of Illinois to the citizens of that
state. from which it appears, that bloody and
successful attack has been made by the hostile
Indians upon detachment of mounted volunteers
We learn, by n private letter, that fty-two of the
volunteers were killed. among whom were Col
onel Crane, Col. Thomas Major MORGAN and
Capt. Bailey.
AT the date ofthc last accounts Cen Atkinson
the Commander in-Chief of the United States
forces, was in a most perilous situation-!Ie had
man had been Off The kec-boats, destined
with supplies above the Rapids, had not been
heard ct, and 1t was supposed they had been cap
turcd and their crews massacred. Intelligence so
painful had not been anticipated. For further
knowledge OF the condition o; frontiers, the
reader is referred TO Governor Reynolds procla-
nation, which is here suhiuiaed:-
DIXoN's FERRY Rock RIVER.
To the Militia of the StHe If Illinois.
1T becomes my duty again to cal. on you for your
services in defence OF your country The State is
not only invaded by the hostile Indians but many
OF your citizens have hccn slain in battle. A de-
tachmcnt OF the mounted volunteers, commanded
by Major Stillman, of about 275 in number, were
overpowcrcd by the hostile Indians on Sycamore
Creek, distant from this place about thirty miles,
and considerable number of them killed This
is an act OF hostility which cannot be misconsrued
am of opinion that the Pottawata,nics and Win
hcp"SoeS nave Joincu the SacS and foNeS, and all
may he considered as wagng against the Uni
ted States
To subdue these Indians and drive them ont of
he State, 1t will require force of at least two
thousand mounted volunteers more, in addition to
the troops already in tie field.
have made the necessary acquisitions on the
proper officers for the above number of mounted
men, and have doubt that citizen soldiers of
the State will obey the call of their country They
VIII meet at Hinepin, on the Illinois river, i'll COM
spanies of so men EACH on the 10Th of June next,
to be organized into Brigade.
JOHN REYNOLDS,
May IS Con,mandcr.in- Chief
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-01
T,Ga .ggEEEl y q 8.

81 VIE Subscriber has been appointed A. gent for
Ii the LAFAYETTE BUhR MH.I. STONE MANUFAc-
TORY, OF New York-is now prepared to receive
orders to furnish MILL STONES, of every de-
scription.
The Proprietor of this Manuf; Glory, is in the
habit OF gong TO France annually, and selecting
the Blocks at the Quarrics, with his own hands
winch has the preference over any ordered by mcr-
chants who are not judges of the article
Persons giving orders for BURRS, are requested
to be very particular in stating whether they ar,
wanted for ali kinds OF Grai9--s0y country work
generally, or for -four alone; as ii is of the utnos
importance, that the temper of the Barr, shoulc
correspond with The kind of Gyain to be manuiac
tu:ed.
No BURRS VIII be delivered, unless warranted
with the makers name, IYHiiam Tyack on them
All orders promptly attended to, by
JOSHUA ]. FRY.
Richmond, Va, MAY 4-c&dtf
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DIR YDEN & HUNT,
essE3G2 G'EE,T.v'x' g.gFLGE2:

e:4Es&2 S'EEyT.v'Z' I.G1L GE28,
No. 5, Sharpe ST, Baltimore,
vs. OuLD respectfully announce to their
w friends in Virginia, and the public gene
rally, hat they hive received their supply OF
Spring eeiacg $sgas.slses. eF0pcFS,
in their greatest varieties--pnrtly as fellows viz
Extra super blue and black Cloths, French and
English h; super fashionable olive. brown, and null
berry Cloths, of various shades, with general as
sortncnt OF Cls$inercs, Nesting, DC. &c. all OF
which they VIII make 10 order, in the mos; fashion
able style, and al the shortest notice, and on the
mos, reasonable terms. liberal discount for cash I
!. N. Hant intends visiting his native place
about the latter part OF June, and from the very
liberal patronage we have received from that See
ton oil the country, will take occasion TO have
himself provided with card OF patterns Of Cloths
CaSsincrs, and Vcstings, and a variety of new
style goods for summer wear, and will be happy TO
take measure and receive orders from such of their
friends us wish to get their clothes i'm the city of
Baltimore and that he may the better accommodate
them, will attend at the Court of Lancaster and if
possible, the Court at Northumberland, at their
June ter9S. ma l9-4tc
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From the Lynchburg Firginiun Of Man a9.

:. u -IVy
LfNc"bukG AND NEW RIVER Raj. RuAp.--On
FRIDAY last, agrceaby to previous notice. Il meeting
OF the Stockholders of this Company was convene i
at the Franklin Hotel, in this place. Mir. Hen.
ry Davis, President of the Company, was called TO
the chair, and MessrS. Thomas Alckinny anG John
u. Meem appointed Sccretaries.-'rhc proceedings
of meeting held by portion of the stockholders IN
Richmond, proposing to surrender the charter and
dissolve tho Company, having been read Il motion
was made and seconded that the said propositon
he accedcd to; which was advocated by Mcssrs
Thomas Green OF Richmond and Patrick ii. Cabcll
of Iynchburg, and opposed by Mcssrs CHRISTOPHER
Amthony and John Pcrcivul of Lynchburr and
Richard X. Cralle OF Richmond At the tcr,nino.
ton of the discussion, it being nearly da, <, the
meeting adjourned until Saturday afternoon; a,
winch time tho vote was taken, and resulted us fol
lows:
For surrenderng the charter 1912
Against it, lOn5
SO that The charter is surrendered
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May Is
VICE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION-Mcssrs
BARBOUR AND VAN BtJREN

VICE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTlON-Mcssrs
BARBOUR AND VAN buren,.
The reader may possibly be attracted by the
novelty of seeing Jackson meetings published in
this paper to cast his eye over those held in Bruins
wick Mccklenburg and Prince George
The spirit of those meetings is unqucstionably
that which is naiGrll to lower Vifginia-which is
in conformity TO her ancient political habits of
thinkng-whch in truth must be either exhibited
at this crisis, or her ohurgation of the Tariff and
Latitudnariansln in general, must lin the tripartito
phrase of Sir Robert Lakewood of Uazlewood. y
be "construcd, deemed, and taken~ as pretended
and hypocrtica! Intensity of State Rightism
cannot exist with Van Burcnisn-one or the
other, is necessarily counterfeit Van Bmfcn's
popularity in Virginia stands upon two lcgs--the
favor of Tho. Richie and the favoritisrn of An.
drew Jackson. Trip up these two, and Van would
forthwith be in most favorable position for con.
temPlatng the stars. We know tho People Of this
Commonwealth as well as any man between the
Potomac and Roanoke; 1--WE hope there is no vani-
~ in saying 500 we afTirm-and every individual
who has studied thc genius Of this people will bocl,
the airm stion--that there was and is no penchant
among them for Van Buren,, and no correspond.
ences TO produce it--that on Tie contrary the pre-
W. ""' ""o"y the o'hcr way even very
recently, II 1t be not, believe il is notc--.that
inc late Developments in his favor, in the shape Of
popular meetings, were in nine cases out of ton,
absolutely fictitious DirfU0iiy, the aggregate strength
OF all those meetings, not comprising Gfticth
part Of tho male population Of Virg.nia~-that re.
morally, itherc were of course, exceptions ,hc
gentlemen who figured in those meetings who
called them together, acted rs Chairnen and Score
tgries and went to Baltimore, were what ia called
Richie men--that is to say, we're those, who
sharing with that redoubtaLle weather witch, his
prediction for majorltios, accustomed to con-
suit the Enquirer as an infallibo Baromctcr--that
the People the muster roll, the rank and Slc took
no part in tho matter, bit were quietly folIowin
thsir pursuits at home-that in ehort, the farce Of
eoEa.~S E>,sg4;ct % Es.t,daofe, vss efsental'y !.
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IL In pursuance Of Resolution of the National
Republican Convention of Young Men of the Uni.
ted States, lately assembled at Washington CITY, a
Convention of the National Republican Young Men
of the State of Virginia will be held at Stanton
on the third Monday in July next, to which the
friends OF Mr.. Clay in the different counties are
respectfully invited to send Delegates.
Editors of newspapers throughout the State are
requested to copy the above notice into their re.
spGctiVc Journals.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-01
From the Kdnn,cia Banner.
RAIL ROAD STOCK

a., oh Monday last at half past o'clock p. Vi
: "o oooNs were opened in this place for subscrip.
''phS 10 the stock OF the James River and Kama.
VIVA company, and although bu, few persons com.
pIna'"eV were present, SIR hundred and hirty
S"a'eS or s'rty three thousand doiiurs were subscri
bed tbs same evening!
MANY OF our largest capitalists who arc known
w "c Jealous IN the cause, were not present on
noudy, but viii no doubt take the earliest oppor.
."n"y OF placing their names OH the books. Here
eo,ore we had supposed that thousand shares or
2ioo'ooU would he about the amount subscribed
IN TINS county, but from the spirit exhibited and
interest manifested by citizens ut the opening
OIL the books, we shalt calculate upon u much lar
ger subscription, and if the other counties on Tin,
line VIII DO their DUTY equally well the entire stock
OF this Company will be taken in Virginia
The Books will remain open for twenty DAYS
ana we nope our county-men will not permit the
favorable opportunity to pass without taking some
portion Of the stock. II they feel unaoe 10 take
more, let them take oRe t,c2, or more shares us
their means will justify, but certainly take some
W Since writing the above the additional num-
Der OF los shares have been subscribed, making
the aggregate or 1875 shares OF $S73, 500 of stock
taken III this couis.y.
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NEW YORK, April 2s.-Cld, schr Angenoria,


Pcarcc, Richmond.
Sailed schr Planter, Spicer, Richmond.
Melancholy DisaSter.-On Tuesday last the schr
Elizabeth, Humphrey, from Richmond for Boston,
was in company with schr. Sarah, Bcal of Hing
ham, from Richmond, for Boston, which struck on
Little Round Shoal, went over and sprung leak;
finding she was in sinking condition, the officers
and crew attempted to get on board the Elizabeth;
two succeeded, but the captain. mate and cook
were drowned. The Sarah was between 60 and
10 tons. and was loaded with coal. The leak was
caused by her ruddcr striking the rocks, and oos-
cnng the stern post. The captain and crew got
INTO the boat to leave her, but not being able to
cut the painter, she swamped. Captain Bell was
within few inches Of the Ezabeth's stern when
he sunk. Mr.. Beal, (thc mate,) and the cook, "a
lad) were drowned by getting out cf the boat
One man remained in her. partially balcd her out,
and was taken from her at a con siderable distance
to leeward. 1t is supposed the Sarah went down
soon after.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-01

" The vaccinations OF Groy Beard in his cave
really scent be in fJlflment. Tomorrow is the
hrSt day OF June; in May we have uniiormly here
'oiorc, had much warm weather, and even in April;
o"t tins Spring there has hardly hcen single day
oil pure sun shine, mach less Of summer heat.
Inc wind has been almost constantly from the
North and East, frequently high. with album
dance OF rain, AMI winter ramcnt has not ceased
10 be comfortable
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-01

In the Senate Tuesday, Mr.. Grundv, from
tie Committee on Post Offices and Post Rontls re-
ported bill for the relief of Thomas Rhodes and
Jcrcniah Hoskins, which was read and ordered to
Il second reading. Mr. King, from tho Committee
on Public lands, reported bill from the House for
the final adjustment of claims lands III the south
crn land district of Louisiana, without amendment
| On motion of Mr.. White, the Senate then aprce
| to postpone the previous orders, and take up th,
bill from the House, making appropriations in con
formity with the stpulations of treaties with the
Greeks, Choctaws, and other Indians, and l,e same
having been amended, the bill was ordered to a
third reading.
The discussion on tie United States Bank bill
was resumed An amendment proposed hv SIR
Forsyth, to much OF The amendment of Mr.
Moore, related to the consent of the Stutcs to
the establishing of branch banks, and striking out
the same, adopted, division by vote of
20 TO 10. To the second division of Mr. Moore's
amendment, giving the power of taxation to the
States on The loaIs and issues of the branch banks
within their jurisdiction, verbal amendments mo
we'd by Mir. Forsyth, Withdrawn; when ano
thcr amendment to the amendment, was moved nv
Mr.. Spraguc, enactlng that the bonus to be paid
by the banks should he distributed among the
states in proportion to their federal number of
population, and general discussion took place in
which Mr.. cbstcr, Mr.. Tlzewcll, and other Sc.
majors, expressed their sentiments at much length,
and was not concluded when the Senate adjourn
ed.
In the House Of Representatives, after the dis.
cussion, Ivy Mr.. Johnson, of Kentucky of the rc.
solution proposing an investigation into the affJrs
OF the Post Office Department, and the Transaction
OF other preliminary business, the consideration vi
the Tariff resumed, in Committee of the
| Whole the state of the Union, Mr. Spcight i'm
the chair. Mr.. McDufiio concluded his argument
in favor of the bill for the reduction and cdualiza
ton of the duties on imports. Mr.. Crawfo ford fol.
lowed in reply, but at four o'clock, Welded to a
suggestion that the committee rise. The House
! then adjourned.
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E.EEUA.VEE .adli

81 ok. WIN. ). SCOTT has hcon appointed h u,
me Executive. Ntccine Agent Tor the State
of Va As directed by Law, he is preYa,cJ q, ,,,.
nis'i, "without fee or reward" genuine y,c,.;nc
VIRUS To all persons within tho State dcsirors C
obtlining h.-porSonal applications at his ON
ON Nam Street, nearly opposite the State Banks
or by letter, postage paid, wil! be promptly attend
ed to.-Dircctons for Vaccination Will acco,,,,,,,.
each parcel of matter distributed. ma 31--,f
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From The u. y. telegraph of May 80.
TkE 'rARIEF

Mr.. Nc Duifin yesterday concluded ono of the
abeSt arguments ever delivered an the floor of the
House, in which me demonstrated the Injustice and
oppression OF the tariff, and portrayed its rainous
anu dangerous tendency upon institutions.
We hope 10 lay it before our readers at very ear
lY daY.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-01

There has been terrible frcshet in the Kenne.
bee Houses, barns, mills, bridges have been car.
ricd away, and great loss of property has been
sustained, Il terrible storm which commenced on
Saturday week, caused the unprecedented rise Of
the river. On the 23d the waters had not vet h.,
TO sibsdc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-01

SUBSCRIPTION OF.JAMES RIVER STOCK.
we are pleased at finding The following in the
Nn'rteStown Oienawha) Banner of the 9th
onaIioS'own has acted with vgor exceeding that
oil Richmond, so much ADLER and so much more
interested. BY the way--wll our friouds at the
Various points where Books were opened, be so
N''u Us TO drop us line on tho progress made in
taking the stock,
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SALE OF REAL ESTNTE.,

SALE OF r EAL ESTATE.
& ~ virtue Of the last will and testament of
Il . Francis Lewis, decd. duly proved and re-
corded in this County Court Of llcnrico, shall Of
fer for sale, the first day cf Juno next, if fair,
if not the next fair day Thereafter. on The prcmi.
sos, at twelve o'clock Tract or Parcel Of Land,
in the County Of Ucnrco, near NcE Market be-
tween niuo and ten miles below thc City Of Rich.
mond, known by the name OF Camp Holly, and
containing about one hundred and eighty-ivc ccrc..
A small portion f this Land is cleared, the res
being well tiInhercd; there is upon it an excellent
Stream of Water.
a cerdit Of 8, ID, aid 81 months, will be allow
ed--the purchaser giving bonds with approved Sc
curity, for the purchase money and deed Of trust
upon the Land, to Fccure their payment.
EDWIN FAIRFAX, aa'nr.
10 h5aia nTl with the vii! an, eyed. =!
ms Sl-tls Fraacjs Lowe, oscossza
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Il is said that Mr.. Plummer spit in the face of
Mr.. Slade in w Washington, on Friday last Both
gentlemen are members OF the House of Reprssen-
tatives. Nondcr ii MIR. +. s.chews"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-01

o." The Baltimore Republican is a good deal
scandalzod at the annexed anonymous letter, ro.
ccived by George Krcmer, while attending the Van
Buren, Convention.
From the Baltimore Republican.
The following is a copy Of an anonymous letter
received by Mr.. George hrcmsr, which is no credit
TO he writer, but ought to be evidence Of his
own dcPrdvity, WI:
BARRYMORE, May 22d, 1892
MIR. GEORGE KREMER, THE HON ESQ.
S2S-Recciye this Splendid Knife token Of
rcgard for your highnoss and for the many hellish
lies YOU you id old rascal have told on Hem
ry Clay, the Virgin Statesman. In the scuio yes
terday, my eyes were you all the time, in hopes
that IT the Church did fell, it might break your
ID neck. You will acknowledge the receipt of
this by addressing a line to PHOENIX.
p S.-You must take this as a warning, for VOL
VIII die soon. PHOENIX.
THE letter had enclosed an old barlow knifc.1
Please mako your own comments.
GC"rhneHt - unrsaespo,y --E6. Rep
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Green Spring Land for sale

w rITE NVTT.
IA Ill be sold TO the highest bidder, at Louisa
w Court House, on the second Monday in Juiv
next that being Louisa Court day on a credit of
one, two and three years. TRACT OF LAND,
containing 1855 Acres. 1t is situated in Louisa
county, IN what is well known as the Green Spring
ncghhorhood, which is, without doubt, the best
farming land below the Ridgc II is particrlarIv
adapted to the growth Of wheat and grass is as
healthy as any part Of Virginia and affords as good
society as can be found in the country. About 800
Acres of the Land is cleared, the balance is in
woods a large portion Of which is Tobacco Land
ct superior quality. The Land is well watcrcd
and III all respects most desirable Il vii! be- divi
dcd to suit purchasers if required. Those disposed
10 purchase, invited to view the land before the
day Of sale, which Will be shown by my brother
Joseph w. Morris JNO. NORi;fS.
Executor Of VIM. Morris, decd.
Il.
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III YefgchQ2. ERasasfe6S.

A N approved TEACHER of the English and
fA Latin Languages, may find School about
twenty-five miles from this City, by showing salts
factory testimonials of character, to the subscriber
living IN Manchester. w. G. DAY.
ma 29-2tcH
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Z &aO sNEEs5.sa 70.

= 7 An away from the subscriber, rcsiding on
Is - the North River in Rockbrdge County.
about ten miles from Lexington, A NEGRO Eel,
Low, named CORBiN. He is "A very larue man.
upwards OF six feet high, very dark color, rough
vl"age, and very iaikatvc, and speaks with quick
ness lie had on when he left me an old coat of
blue broad cloth, pair ofbue Jeans pantaloons,
and an old white hat. II is supposed he has pro-
cured free papers, and will endcavor TO pass him
sell as freeman. The subscriber thinks il nos
s'bic that he may he lurking in the neirhbor
hood Of Mr. Cooks on the Cow Pasture. below
Ml!'borough, where his wife lives. For his an
prchcnsion and delivery TO mo at my residence
or committal to Rock bridge Jail so that get him
will give the sum of Thirty Dollars if taken il
the county-Forty Dollars if taken out Of the
comfy, aud within the limits of the Statc--anc
Seventy Dollars ttakcn beyond the limits of tho
state. HENRY A. MCCORMICK
March %, 1882. ap 3 lon
IA OIICE-lniendng to visit some of the wa.
y toring places in Virginia, for my health |
have determined 10 bring all my transactions, as
well private as in my lducary character, to speedy
and iinal adjustment. | mus: therefore request a
those indebted to me in either capacity to make i'm.
mediate payment-and those having claims against
me- are requested to present them properly authcn.
tIcated, as | am ready To discharge them.
THOMAS e. BARNES.
ma '-wlOc Richmond County
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BANK OF MARYLAND, }

BALTIMORE, Dec. Doth 1881. (
p Y resolution of the Board of Directors of
q . this Institution, the folio wing scale and rates
have been adopted FOR the Government of The OH
GERS thereof in receiving depostcs Of morey sub
ect to interest, viz:
For dcpostcs payable ninety days after
demand, certificates shall be issued bearing
interest AT the rate per annum of per ct
For deposites payable thirty days after
demand, certificates shall be issued bear
ing interest at IT," rate per annum OF per CT
On current. accounts, or deposiies sub
icct TO be checked for at the pleasure of
the dcpositor, interest snail be allowed
at the rate Of Der ri
BY order, X. WILSON. Cashier.
may "a &5t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-01

u Governor Hamilton has been defeated N e.
election tor Brigadicr General of the Charleston
Militia.
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For THE CoNsTITUTroNAI VINO
To Thomas Ritchie, Editor Of tie Richmond
Enquirer.

You have lately inserted paragraph in your
paper, no doubt, with view OF seeing it transfer
red to the columns of the "Globe," rcflcctino
upon for calling the President of the United
States to account, for fragrant abuse of his pow
er, and for disregard of his word of honor. Few
persons ot any party, have been found to excuse,
or Justify his conduct on that TRANSACTIONS but |
was aware that il one could be found so base if
would be the Editor of the Richmond ENQUIRER If
General Jackson were to do act of outrage and
injustice" OF so glarlng character, to cause the
whole American People to exclam with horror
the consistent, independent and honest Editor of
the Enquirer would step forth to defend him with
his single uoce And yet is it not true, Mr.. Rit-
chic, that you denounced General jackson, and de-
cared that this election ,could be Il curse 10 the
Country' AS you will not deny this | will give
| you piece OF information, which will no
doubt be acceptable, us it viii shew, that General
Jackson, at that time, than reciprocatcd your
sentiments. / have often heard him use these en-
phatic words, for he fond of giving emphasis
to his expressions Richie is the greatest scoun
drel in America" and in of his letters. he uses
| The following language, which deserves to be en-.
craven on brass---"I that | am attacked in
/ Congress by Cooke, Whitman and Williams AID
'ED ny THAT TNF&MuUs PRESS, THE RicHMoND EN.
COURIER. lfsuch Il corrupt press, the Richmond
"Enquirer, were to appreciate my conduct,
''ahoud think, in some udgardcd moment, had
"committed some great moral improproty"
At that time, you and General Jackson appear
! 10 have known each other perfectly; and | fear
! 1T will he said with too much truth, that what YOU
have since mutually gained in potcnoss, you have
| lost in traDkHess and sincerity. You Mr.. Richie
! in particular, deserve a STATUE for the memorable
saying | have quoted; and to increase the honor
it shonld have tCo faces, so that il might equal il
dignity one Of the most celebrated of The hca,her
dcities. If. NJ. BRECKENRIDGE.
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Book and Bob Printing dome
az the VVsaig Office.

IL An APPRENTICE will be taken at the
Wbig Office.