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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-06-27
ST. So a.
SIg& DESas

m Some of our Pennsylvania pa
pers intimate that MIR. MUHLENBEEd
lVaa Buren's candidate,) will retire
from the contest for the gubernatoriai
chair Of that state.
we copy the following paragraph from
the Eillsborough (ohio) Gazette Of thu
10th inst.
Verbal accounts say that there were
cases of Cholera in Wilmington last
week, 8 of which proved fatal. News
has reached US from Martinsville, by d
gentleman who had removed his family
from that place to escape the diseases
that there had been nine deaths in that
village up TO Tuesday last.
o. The Darien Branch Bank at
Savannah, Geo, robbed ofupwards of
800, 900, on the 9th inst. has offered
reward of Five Thousand Dollars
for proof to conviction Of the robbery
and recovery of the amount.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-06-27

| was no evidence Sufflclent 10 bring
the charge home to him, but the ver-
dict of public opinion unequivocally
condemns him. 1t is known that the
practice has existed in the house.
hold of the President, at the very
moment when he was issuing an edics
to secure moral set of clerks for the
( public service, by compelling them to
pay their debts, drink water, and go to
bed at eight O'Clock. The current
story concerning the origin Of this
edict runs thus: A citizen, residing
in Georgetown, had frequently dun
ned one of the clerks 10 public off
ce for the debt of 20 dollars, but with.
out effect. Wearied out with constant
application for his money, he waited
Oh General Jackson, and stated that
! a clerk owed him twenty dollars, and
had repeatedly promised, and as re.
peatedly failed in his promises TO pay
the debt.
"Leave him to me-" quoth the Gen.
eral, and the creditor took his leave
The debtor was summoned into the
august presence of the Executive
Sir said the President, 'Mr.
complains to me that you owe him
twenty dollars, and will not pay him.
Debtor. Sir, that's an affair between
him and me, and there is difference
President. sYou must pay him
his twenty dollars.' 'Bu,, sir, | have
other calls upon me'---'I tell you sir,
You must pay him. sSir, | have al
ways been Jackson man, from the
beginning. I have defended your
cause at all risks and at all tines -
'You must pay the debt.' 'Have you,
sir, made yourself acquainted with the
circumstances p tPay the debt, sir,
before sunset, or you need not take the
trouble TO show your face at the office
to.morrow.-Another will be at your
desk To this there was no replying;
the debtor scraped his way out Of the
presence, and paid the debt by sunset.
The next day the gra,ified creditor
came to the President 10 return thanks.
Sir said he, Il have always been op.
posed TO you to this day, but hereafter
l shall be your friend, for see you
USE the right principles 'Ithank you,'
replied the President, land TO make
you quite sure on the subject, | shall
at once make this general thing, and
send out an order that all the clerks shall
pay their debts" Some persons, not
quite so much blinded by the TRANSACT
ton as the man who obtained his 20
pieces Of silver, and for that betrayed
his principles, are of the opinion that
the President has no right 10 issue any
such edict, and that if he had been
justified in ordering the payment of
the 20 dollars, he ought previously to
have investigated the character of the
claim. fit was just debt the law
provides mode OF collection, but
the President likes TO take the con.
stfuction as we'll as the execution of the
laws into his own hands.
| eEz4sz
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-06-27

CT We request an interview with the
author of a communication signed "Short
- Mountaineers," left at our Office on
Monday last.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-06-27
IA Acres of Land.

The situation Of this property, and the
certainty of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal being at least finished to a point
aboveit, must enhance its value, and
in a few years be as desirable situa>
ton for a public house, Merchandising,
&c. as any in that section of country.
The whole will be sold on very accom-.
modating terms, and possession given
whenever desired.
WIN. t. SANFORD.
Paddy.town, Va.
May 9, 1SS5.-tL
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-06-27

Our late Maryland papers inform US
that Chief Judge BUCHANAN, Is IN a DELL
cate state of health.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-06-27
Monday last.

DIED, at the residence Of her daugh-
ter, on Little Capon, on Tuesday
night last, Mrs. Cooper, a, an advanc.
ed age.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-06-27
Correspondence of the Newark Adv.
WAsHINeToN, June 10, 1885.

WARRINGTON, June 10, 1885.
On the very day succeeding that in
which communicated TO you the re.
port that certain department OF
General Jackson's Kitchen Cabinet
was suspected Of gambling practices,
a person was indicted at our District
Court Of keeping Faro table in the
Presidents House. II is true there
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-06-27

DIED, at Mount Vernon, KeniucI
on the l4lh ult., Mr.. DANIEL B. TUl
ER, formerly resident Of this place
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-06-27
a Good Store-Hoasse,

with compiling room and an excel.
Ient cellar, and the Stand for Mer-
chandizing considered desirable one.
To which is attached
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-06-27
TRUST SALE.


by virtue Of a deed Of trust exc.
b cuted to the subscribers by John
Pepper and Catherine his wife,
bearing date the 1st day Of May, in the
year OF our Lord 1884, and Of record
ia the Clerks Office Of the County
Court Of Hampshire, for the use and
benefit of Jonathan Hiett and James
Pepper, we shall proceed 10 sell, at
public auction, to the highest bidder,
for ready money, on Monday The 9th
day Of July neat,
A certain Tract or Parcel Of
LAND.
lying and being in the said county OF
Hampshire, on the Pine Draft Run,
containing,
90 ACRES,
more or less, and being the same land
on which the said John Pepper at the
time of executing the said deed of trust
resided. Sale to take place on the
premises.
JOHN BAKER,
ISAAC WOLVERTON,
Trustees.
June 20, 1835.--tds.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-06-27

NJ VAN BuREN's letter accepting the
yp.ltimore nomination, will be found in
to days paper.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-06-27

W An article, as forcible as beauti-
full. on the subject of Temperance, as has
been remarked by a cotempoary, will be
. found on our first page to day.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-06-27
MssI DWELLING HOUSE,

80 d " well calculated for Public
House, and has been occupied as such
for number of years past, together
with an ice-house, grainery, good alta.
bling, and other necessary out.houses,
with an excellent garden.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-06-27
VALUABLE PROPERTY
On the North Branch of Potomac,
FOR SALE.

THE undersigned being DESTROYS Of
removing to the West, will dispose of
a. private sale, his property in Paddy
Town, Hampshire county, Va. On
this property there is large and com.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-06-27

o. Property to the amount
$50, 900 dollars was destroyed by Fl
in Richmond, on yesterday week.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-06-27

We understand, that the President
the United States will suspend his col
templated visit to the RIP RAps, uni
Mr.. Livingston's arrival,-Rich. En-
June %.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-06-27

1t is stated that the receipts of tn
Camden and Amboy Rail Road company
were NINETY THOUSAND DOLLARS in tn
month of March last T!
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-06-27

A correspondent 9th New York En-
quirer mentions that it is positively said
in Paris that General BERNARD will be
sent here, accompanied by the Counsel
lor of State, NJ. PIcHoN, to settle all diff
ficulties.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-06-27

A young bull (Lafaye,te) the pre-
perty of Messrs. Fl. CLAY and SAN
uEL SMITH, twenty-three months
age, weighed a few days since fHed
hundred and t,Oenty:four lbs. He WI
purchased of Gen. Van Rensselaer,
Albany, New York, by Mr.. CLAY.
Lexington Ky. Intel.
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Winchester, June 20, 18s5.-tds
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N1 ACR ELS.
NOTICE.

June 20, 18s5.--tds.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-16
BEDINGroN SULPHUR SPRING.

The Martinsburg Republican contains a
communication respecting this Spring. Il is
on Hokes Run, Berkeley county, within two
miles Of the Potomac, and for long time bore
the name Of the Great Lick The author
says il Is lone Of the most copious beautiful,
potent, ar eaieaeioas springs, which we have
any certain account Of"
The communication concludes as follows:
In addition TO the active and saIusarv
qualities Of this sulphur water. the
beauty Of the Immediately surrounding
seenery-the meanderings Of the ada.
cent iimpid OpequOn, its prolific boy
denng on, and Of the majestic Poto-
mac, has grand canal, and his immense
basin Of Pent water above Holman
dam, which affords an ample field n,
fishing, towing. and sailing, all CON
spIre to render this an enchanting site
Tor popular watering place. and offer
an extensive and pleasing field for is
indispensable auxiliary-due exercise
and agreeable paStime.
here are several geateel families
seated conveniently around said spring.
and MIR. NadenbOusch's Inn. Al the
distance Of few hundred steps. with
whom we hope visiters might be well
accommodated; and while on this SUR
Jeet' We embrace the opportune mo-
ment TO prefer our petition TO our essi-
ma6le friend and felIow-eiiizen. Major
bedinger' proprietor Of Bedington, 20
make an arrangement common with
the OBJECT IN view, 10 bring this grand
sulphur fountain up 10 the point o.
popularity which u Is 80 pre-erninentIy
entitled %.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-16

BAlrInoar<N
fLoUR-Is The early part OF ~
Psses % Howard street vers mad, /, l;r,;,sS
.reh att675, aud lots Of fresh rr,,,,,d :,
seSt To-day there h more demand .,.s
-ases Of several hundrod bzrrvh v.r, go
p ts:s1t for fresh ground. Helder, OF eho,rs.
Brands ash ~, but ve have heard Of No -
n That Prsce. The stock . light and the ~
fsfpes small The wagon price range. r,,.r-
|sny from Sc 80 G ga and Ia som. I,.s.ncr.
t$65S has been paid.
-"Assf--No new whea, Ia. We,
|.pprsrrd m market This morning . anal
|'cs VI sa,qneh,pas was soLi al /. as prr h,,.h,-
10. I" i'so
Cs.s--The price of Corn Ia, been stead,
~ % cts Fur yellow. Sales yesteria, and
|to-day At the>e rates. $50
sse-tias declined, sale. at 90 .,, and for
'sp superior lot i.om Frederick county. n
I"tsh' advance GA thu, rate w.s ,,bt,,...i
"hs---Ihe supply ia vcrs small thi, week
we 9'"te virginia At ~ cts Maryia,j a, "a
'i'i s'f>l''ehanha at IS cts.
,.,o ALEXANDRIA, JrLv q.
fLoCR-ics'eriAy the Wagon priee OF
''fIoor was 6.s5aGs.i.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-16

'iih sa'~eri.'cr. bri1g determined 10 r..
m''e - uio west N,li oder fsf sale. On
~ 'fdai TIE 1t day u AupIst, al be- persos.
I'i PrvPcf'y' Consisting e one riding mare
e"ss one sisld DAY eio<k. three frails,
-i'a bo'idnsE. three tabies one Dozen
~ one SEA orr h'ire be- snd fFsi rate rsae
~ ''iiarl ho'ss' hQii sni k l,tn lsfuitnre 90
ilif ~, o. lsriiruisrike credit a sixt,
~ az p given uppn 40 sulis exceeding
hftf dollars ~ under rssh.
BENJAMIN WILTSHIRE
Juiy ~. is1s-s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-16
NEWS.


The last Winchester Republican has the FOL
lowing:
ait-Road Ceisbraficn.--Our Charles.
town neighbors, it would seem, have
stolen march upon US, in opening the
|rail-road-but we forgive them--la.
dies were the leadcrs-the day the
brightest IN the circle Of the year-the
|sPot the best link in the chain of i'm.
|provemcnts which is destined To bind
together the interests Of this great VAL
|lcy. The trip 20 Cameron's Spring
WAS inspired at a party given by the
patriotic ladies Of Chariesiown and vi.
|cinity in honor OF the 9Th instant. Az.
Ter the reading Of the Declaration of In
dependence. the railroad company.
with their gallant guests, who no doubt
made many pretty speech. mounted
a rural car got up Zoe the occasion, and
spent the evening. we are sure. in that
social giee, which VIC hope will often
|enliven the line Of our railroad. Bus
from the happy precocity Of the ladies,
compared with our more phlegmatc
sex, We might have thought this OPEN
|ing Of the road, al q point SO distant
from either extremity, no favorable
omen: the spirited fair, however, felt.
with apparent truth, that too many ma
|tional Jubilees had rolled over the I'M
|dertaking without tasting its sweets.
stimulated by their own experience,
too, that sympathy soon flows from
the heart TO the head: may our mana.
|gcrs at home take fire from that sue
Icessfui experiment. BY the way, Gin
tons great canal was the medium of
trade near Utica. sometime before j,
had poured its nch produce into the
Hudson, or ITS merchandise had floated
upon the Eric. Nav our work speed.
lilly enrich the Shenandoah Valley as
that has the country of the Genesee.
The yirginian makes mention, in like man.
|ner, Of an cxcursion by the ladies Of thu,
place, TO CamerOo's Spring. 1t n all news
however, TO us. Whence did our Wincheste,
friends derive their information
As 10 the "resding Of the declaration" Their.
was nothing Of il; as to the patriotic ladies, '
see our last paper; as to the rural car" Il
bal been running on the finished part OF the
road for several weeks and, rs TO the .sopenin-
|of the rail road on the 4th," that was all mis-
take.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-16

We have received. (roa Ecn,Iensn It thl,
in,'''u''on' a eOpy q he esialorie has, pub
l'.hedi frun which we collect the foIIovia,
particulars.
The Number % students /. 21s o. uhoa
81 are seniors, y Juniog., &C sopAoaorrs
and - Freshmen.
Lectures arr delivered On Anatomy en-
FAys'o'egJ' likewise % Civa Eagiaserir,s AM
90 Architecture.
The total number Of voluuaes, n az ihs Il
brar's', = about eleven desassd.
The sHPenses. fos he srusser s..-s..s, ar,
IRON SIS 70 see. and, Coz Tie ~ipasr, fsou
eat SO
Fhs oraiioa before Sl,s Ansriesa whig a..
c',o'ePA'' sesississ, fs sAs eRTsus ysar, !
e - delivered, - sevssusb.r. b. De Esoa
wa 6ssiol. u NegsA Careless.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-16
Trustees safe.

4 DURSUANT 10 a deed OF trust. mad. 10
Z Samuel M'Pbsrsoo and MARY he v,ss-
\ To the subsc riber. dated the 18th Of Sep,au..
Der, 1883, 10 order 10 secure WslIssm a.
fiough and William Summers, the fosr,ns
rs security for the ssId SsAuei Ai'Phernsn.
m . certain sum Of money .ihei Elm saentsones,
Which deed OF trust or record IN "a
Jerks office of Loudoun county. wiif ~.
sold, al public sale, oo the 25th % tha "a
month. tJsly,) on the premises. The ssA
Samuel M'Pher~Om,s Nfsa
One and half miles north Of ws,erss>.z
with large and eonVenEkst Dwsils.S
House.
The Mil Is . large brick bail5ine. w,rE
'hfee par Of sioDe.--.Wo % shsah are e.
msrehsht work, one i've and ID oshsp -
feet buFrs. The wheels are ~ IA -
over shoots, on good stream. ed 10 : -
stand fof business.
The terms will be made known On a. A.
OF sale, sbd sush title made % the pvrrhasns
IS ne 'essefibsf % sDPossrsd to nsks, -
ssid deed Of trusi.
WILLIAM .. gTRRa.
June %, Is55.-ts Tss..,..
er-J~ Any person isbihE 10 purrkasa. a.
better cell spd Visw The pTof,esgy. ~ ~
soHioes u sh0ald BE- sold. 20 seiiefv &c.
|ela'n's. SAMUEL M'PHkRHn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-16
From The RiehmoAl HhiS.
A CARD

MIR. Leigh, being informed that the opin-
bon Is spreading far and wide, that the
|sPeculations in some recent editorial
articles of the Wing. concerning his
purpose sentiments and probable course
were, in effect, communications from
|himself,-therefore, requests the Edi-
tors OF the Wing To repeat, what they
have already stated in the most explicit
terms, that whatever they have said on
that subject. previously TO their paper
lof the fth instant. was said without
authority from him or communication
with him; and 10 inform their readers.
that they were authorized by him 10
state, as they did in their paper of the
9TH, that IT is his purpose TO take his
seat in the Senate. unless an imperi-
|ous necessity arising out Of the state of
hls own private affairs shall preven,
.him from doing so. And he desires
|them now 10 say further, that whatever
|censures he may incur, he will never
expose himself 10 the charge of recre-
|ancy: and that, in his conduct in the
Senate. he shall take counsel only
from his own sense Of duty to his con-
ssttuentI and 20 his country, taking
care TO do nothing but upon the matur-
FEST and most disPassionatc delibera-
lion.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-16
To Tie Editor, Of "a. Ere. Prs.

| - 80 h<ossyFb ~ tae FTee fFetS.
GESTLENEx-In looking over your last m
per, was struck with the high-wrougbt euIo-
~, which appeared under the signature of
Philos-" was Immediately reminded Of a
Communication which you published some
time since with the same signature, and sup
POSED that II was Of course from the same pen
and turning to nv Gle Of the Free Press.
Hound the communication in the paper Of the
JOth April Mr.. Philos there complains of
some Of your rrespondenss-talks OF their
r itch for scribblingr-" matters Of unfeIi com
|pliment''-" long" notices and eommunica-
it'ons," &c. II Mr.. PhiIos Is so ready to sus-
7Peet Others Of uttering an "unfelt comuIi-
ment, !" he cannot blame Others il they doubt
hts sincerity. To say the least, he l. inconsis-
tent m filling up 50 much Of the Free Press.
even 1.-THE largest half OF a column. after
having spoken a. he did in his first piece, of
ieAg communications.
Mr.. PhilOs gives us the important intelIi-
igenee hat he attended the examination Of the
select school," "by invitation He must
have considered this great compliment
complimeni worth paying for,--and therefore
Ia pull must be written; OF, perhaps II vos
iPrnsiuoed BY ian itch for scribbIinxp-" 4
thank thee, ROderick. for the word Per-
.hzps, however, Messrs. EditorSs
j must say, Messrs. Editors, that in this com
munieation intend not 10 give offence 10 anv
individual connected with the school in nue.
t'oo. have M interest that can be injured
~ the prosperity Of that school nor do / wish
70 be understood as saying any thing TO affect
PtIILO-sS.r
Tour correspondent must excuse us for
|ofni'iing this passage. Tie has no right 10 ask
Re any questions Of that kind. We do no.,
'Heddie with the concerns Of Others. l-E1soy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-16

fhs wheat n tAh part q The country /.
49, n N sssoai.Aiag manner. The bead.
|Ars much ionser than usual. they contain I.
greater number Of tisrs. and the grains .r,,
|i.rser We have just had the curiosity 20
measure bead, P'ucked from a field Of Mr..
wv. w. Lsnes' and hnd il TO be seven inches
|ia icastA- We have not taken time to count
|sAs grains, but VIC hear that some head. con-
lain $50.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-16
BURIAL OF TIE CnIrr JUSTICE.

NNihis 0h AttL SfttLf JUSTICE
The authorities and citizens Of Richmond
paid distinguished honors to the remains Of
Judge Marshall. Among the paIl-bearers. we
see the names Of u. 81. C. Tucker, b. w.
Leigh, Chapman Johnson, and Robert Stanard.
The account Of The ceremonies, given by the
Courier, concludes as follows:
The remains of the Chief Justice
were received about 8 o'clock, in the
form arranged, and the procession ex-
tending for more than half a mile.
passed through the main street to the
late residence Of the deceased. where
an appropriate and truly affecting fu-
neral discourse was delivered by Bishop
Moore. The line was again formed
and proceeded to the new burial ground.
where the usual masonic rites were
performed, and salutes Of artillery Civ
en-.
During the day, the bells were tollcd;
the shops and stores closed at 3P. M.
and minute guns fired.
a more general exhibition of respect
could not have been made. Several
distinguished gentlemen of Philadel-
phia accompanied the body of the
Chief Justice TO IFS final resting place.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-16

~ CARUsi rsspsesfasg let>s-.
- . titiksss ~ Cksfiestann. 49,
'gSs, 49, Vieioaiss thsf ~ kaa -,
his school, shsrs ts - fsa6y 4 - &.
sifueiseBs fsT SsFfoFRiag sp.s - -.
\ olts, tiuiist, A.. 1boss Nhe nl.k - -,
Nhl piease - msks iea.e6iste aanf.I.<,
- be stay sih b. eaiy fof cae - -.
APgiJ :, Af 0ufk,s bpsrsisn 49,.
hs N'h slss lsas Fiasss
tely ., 1875
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-16

enHTfe'foarn md Jcferson County So
rings Institution,
xu~Y JULv ISt, 1885.
'N>HE President and Directors Of hi, In,ti-
= tuition have this day declared n dividend
OF per cent for the six mouths ending 3n,l,
'une- DePo=iicrs can receive their dividends
oy calling al the Office of the Institution.
RICHARD WILLIAMS, Tisa,uys,.
July l6, ls35.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-16

a VIE subsersoer - ,,Ass 70 purshs,s A
- of4o slaves zoe The u,e q b.. piasts-
isoa ~ fiSfsda AZ hs Designs then Tor h..
pes SPECIAL gse, (of shick any assurance
sili b. gisen,i be sin sot p1rs hsss AZ, II
bad character. and sossia prefer them ,t, r.
|'ailIss, Zoe sh'ch ho-fsl prices vii BE- s,ssn.
Auy eon@aotcsisyus siii reach hia snttl a..
Us e sePicnibef, q H.sds ~ Ar. Gsorxs h
SEAL, q tsasrsoa. Air. T-saiaE lInss. n
|iissPsFs-ferry, 90 Air y. Bfsisa a i.o,,-
$3.50 ee.ait ~. " BHADEN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-16

OFFER Zoe sale the lfset 81 LAnse -
TIE opsquoa. nov ~ The possesrs'. a
7" lliam Wagely u e0ntaiss It,
end 80 buodfsd aeFes ~ zee Opearr
ton, besides from $50 10 200 sryea
lsnd, under good ssseiag snd eultig.I
he vbois tFset wdl eontaa ssa
80 seFss - the puFebsssr ssag a 81
oEp also TIE aajsising l.sd. lee =
accommodating snd easy.
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