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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-02-11
January IA, I636--2m
r ow " PROPERTY
For SALE.

THE subscriber will sell at private
I sale, the house and lot now oc-
cupied by Mrs. Tabb. situated on main
street. Msrtinshdrg The house 10 two
stories high, well situated for a mechanic
Of any kind, On the lot are a number Of
young thriving fruit trees. Possession 81.
ven the first Of April next. Also,
The house and LOT now occupied byFthe
Rev. w. G. Matthews, situate on The cor.
ner Of Burke street, and Spring Alley
This house will be sold or rented on ap-
plicaiion 10 the subscriber This house is
large and convenient. and has one Of the
best gardens 10 the town, attached 10 il.
JOHN N. RIDDLE.
January IL, 1861
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w 4 II r Il ..

EOURNEYMEN PAPER MAKERS.
eB Two or three Journeymen Paper Ma
kers, who are well acquainted with the
business, and of regular habits. will find
employment by application either 10 per.
son, or by letter directed to
r.. & +. A. KOWNSLAR.
Middleway. Jefferson Co. Va.
Feb IL, lS36.-3w
o. The Chambersburg Repository will please
insert the above advertisement for one month
and forward its bill to this office for collection.
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MIOTlCE.-Persons indebted to the 60.
IN tate Of George Snowdiel. deed. as
well as those having unsettled accounts
with said deed. are respectfully requested
to come forward and settle the same ana nc,
those holding notes, sc OF said decd WIZ
present them also. as il IS the wish Of the
Undersigned to settle up the estate as soon
as practicable. w. botD,
.ddmr Of @ Snoacdiei, decd
January, 90, l8S6.-St
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| Copy--Teste,
JOHN STROTHER, C.

ComMtssiosEa's OFFICE, Martinsbnrg.
January 4, 1886. }
THE parties interested IN the above sn
will please TO take notice thatl will attend
at my office in Martinrburg on Saturday
the goth day Of this month for the purpose
Of taking such testimony. as may be OIL
fered and which they are required TO pro
duce in relation TO the accoun; TO be Ia
ken in this cause.
SEAMANS GARARD, CoM'R
February 4-St
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yYHCINIA:-In the Circuit Superior Court
OF Law aud Chanccry for Berkeley County,
October Z, 1885.
The devisees and distributes Of Jacob French,
deceased plfs.
against
John French cx'r of Jacob French, deed dgt
IN CHANCERY.
THIS cause came on 10 be heard =
Whereupon it appearing TO the court that
The repor, made out by Mas. Com. Gara'd
did not as the act Of Assembly prescribes
lay in his office ten days after its compile
ton, Tor examination and exception, II IS
adiudged, ordered, and decreeo. that this
cause be re committed to the said Com
missioner, and the parties are further al
lowed to take evidence 10 reference to the
matters embraced in said account and the
said commissioner is directed TO make re.
turn Of his report in time for decree at
the next term.
A Copy--Teste,
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M O &c Z.

A LII persons indebted 10 the estate Of
IA. John Peril, for purchases made al
the sale of his personal property, or 9th
erwise, are notified that immediate pay
ment is required. All having claims a
eainst said estate. are requested to pre-
sent them for settlement.
ARCH'D ODEN, .adm'r
Of John PERIL. decd
January %, isS6-ST
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VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY
ron 8 A L1.

The undersigned offers for sale bis pro-
perry in Martinsburg, situated on King
Street and the public square.
II consists OF The Dtrelling House, 10
his occupancy. the commodious -
STORE HOUSE, in which he mi
conducts the mere aniile business ~
and the Frame House, opposite
the Globe Tavern. occupied as offices oy
Charles ID. Stewart Esq, aud Doct. Da'
Wis No property in the place. combines
IL. greater degree, the Unnecessary arrange
ments for the comfortable and agreeable
accommodation OF family. and the ad'
vantge of situation for prosecuting the
mere antile business. The Dwelting house
and Store House will be sold together or
separately. The House occupied by .Mr'
Stewart and Doci. Davis, would make
comfortable Dwelling for family having
four rooms all with fire places. and iarge,
stone building, used as Stable, 1t will
be sold with or separate from the proper
ty. Being anxious 10 sell. | will give q
good bargain in the above properly and
make the terms accommodating.
THOMAS {. SMITH
Y.-....- OF v2QE
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Il, If such State, Territory, or District.

itv OF such State, Territory, or District.
10 receive the same.
Sec. Q. find be il further enacted by The
authority aforesaid, That il shall be the
duty Of the Postmaster General to dismiss
from office any deputy postmaster offend
ing in the premises. and such deputy
postmaster shall, on conviction thereof, m
any court having competent jurisdiction,
be fined in any sum not less than -----siol-
lars, and not more than ---dollars. &C
cording TO the aggravation OF the offence,
al the discretion OF the court.
Sec. s. find be it further enacted By The
authority aforesaid. That il shall be The du-
ty Of deputy postmasters. mail carriers,
and other officers and Agents of the Post
Office Department, TO CO operate. as lar
as NAV be, TO prevent the circulation oil
any pamphlet, newspaper. handful, or o.
Their paper, printed or written. or plctori
al representation as aforesaid, in any state
Territory or District. the same are pro
hibited, and that nothing in the acts OF
Congress to establish and regulate the r.
Office Department shall be construed to
protect any deputy postmaster, mail car
rier, or other officer or agent OF said DE
partment, convicted Of knowingly circula-
ting in any State, Territory, or District
as aforesaid, any such pamphlet, new.spa-
per. handful, or other paper, printed or
written, or pictorial representation, for
hidden by the laws ofsuch State, Terrific
ry. or District.
Sec. 4. find be II further enacted, That
it shall be the duty ofthe Postmaster Gen
cral TO furnish TO the deputy postmasters.
and the agents and officers of the Depart
ment, copies Of the laws Of the several
States, Territories, and Districts. prohib
Ting the publication or circulation oil any
pamphlet, newspaper. handbill or other
paper, printed or written, or pictorial re
presentation, within the limits of said
States, Territories, or Districts. for their
government in the premises; and make
such regulations, s. give such instructions
in carrying this act into effect, as may not
be contrary to law.
Sec S. find be IL further enacted by The
authority aforesaid, That the deputy post
masters or the offices where the pamphlets
newspapers, handbils, or other papers,
printed or written, or pictorial represent
a,ions aforesaid, may be deposited. shall
under the instructions Of the Post Master
General, from time to time give notice Of
the same, SO that they may be Withdrawn
by the person depositing them; and, II
not withdrawn in the space OF one month
thereafter, shall be burnt or otherwise .des
troyed.
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February II, lS35-td
AND a r. A TxoN!

= Subscriber as Executor Of A. r.
Oden, decd, win offer for sale be
fore the Court House door in Mariiosbure
On Monday the l4th day Of .Mareh neal,
all the right, title, and interest OF the SAID
decd 10 one I03 acres Of first rate
LIMESTONE LAND.
lying in Berkeley county, and ADJOINING
the lands OF Lanes heirs. jacob Miles, H. :;
Turner and others. The said land will
be sold subject 70 the dover (Which Is
one half oil the widow Of Elias Oden, late
deceased, Terns.-One half ofthe pur,
chase money to be paid in hand at the
time of sale and the remainder in two G
quail, payments at 70 and IS months from
date Of sale The deferred payments 10
he secured by deed Of trust on the lano
with bond aud approved security.
ARCHIBALD 0DEN, Ex'r
February II, ISS6-td
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fSJ-The following resolution relative TO free
negroes and mulattnes, was offered IN the House
of Delegates the 29th ult, BY MIR. Gegory, and
referred TO a select committee.
Resolued, That the Committee siol
Courts of Justice be instructed to inquire
into the expectancy Of so amending the
several laws concerning slaves, Tree ne
groes and mulattoes, as more eiiectualiy
TO prevent the return to this Common
wealth of snch free negroes. muia'toes
Indians or descendants Of Indians as ma,
have left, or may hereafter leave this state
and that they have leave to report by oil
or otherwise.
On motion of Mr. Gregory, Selec'
Committee was ordered TO be raised, ior
the purpose of enquiring into the mos'
suitable and effectual way OF removing the
free negroes and mulattoes from The Com
monwealth. =,
And on motion Of Mr. GREGORY, the
said Commute was instructed to inquire
into the expediency Of preventing slaves
free negroes and mulattoes from trading
either in carts or boats from county 70
any of the towns Of this Commonwealth
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FARM AND TAVERN STAND,
FOR RLNT.


fEsHE subscribers will rem: for one o.
Il more years, the noted Tavern Stand
un the y Roads between Martlnsbnrg
and Williamsport 8 miles from the latter
and miles from the former place 10
Berkeley County. Va. Also. Farm in
the same neighborhood, l mile from the
Bedington Mills, and the same from the
Potomac River, containing lao acres oil
FIRST RITE LAND.
100 acres cleared. on which arc 5 never
failing springs. comfortable farm house,
Barn, &c.
Possession can be had on The LIST of A.
pril next. Apply 10 the subscribers living
10 Clearspring, Washington county, Nd,
or to Daniel Laymaster, near the pre-.
misses.
ABEL DUNHAM,
ROBERT SMALL.
t. IEQG fgsgAurI
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VYRGINIA:--In the Circuit Superior Court
Of Law and Chanccry for Berkeley County /:
Sarah Rush. piiT:
against
The personal representative OF Robert = Turner
deed; Davenport Orrick, and William Orn.
dorff; and the heirs at law and administrator
dBeniamin s. Abeli, deed dsfis,
IN CHANCERY.
THE defendant Davenport Oriek. not
having entered his appearance and given
security, according TO the act OF assembly
and the rules Of this court. and Il appear.
ing by satisfactory evidence that he is out
Of this Commonwealth: Il is ordered, that
the said defendant do enter his appearance
TO this suit on the first day Of the next
term, and answer the bill Of the plaintiff.
and that copy ofthis order be forthwith
published 10 any newspaper within this
county, and continued for two months
excessively, and another copy posted al
the front door Of the Court House OF the
said county.
A Copy.--Tesie.
JOHN STROTHER, o.
January IA, ISS6-2m
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/ VIRGINIA. In the Circuit Superior Ccari
| Of Law and Chancery for Berkeley Coaniv
William Wilson, Executor @tU.
John Gray's ex'r, heirs. and others def,
Smith Miller paU.
Same dVs.
IN CHANCERY.
Tbs parties interested in the above suii
will please 10 take notice, that will at
tend at my Office in Msrtinsburg. on Fri
day The 4,h day Of March next. for the
purpose OF taking an account: first, OF the
increase and hire OF the slave Milly. since
she passed into the hands of Samuel n.
Wilson, also the present value oil her and
her children. and also an account oil the
expenses OF bringing up her children and
second, also taking an account oil such
payments as were made by John Grays
heirs to Samuel Ramsev's Legatee, the
parties therefore will on that day produce
before me all such evidence as may be
required to enable me to report the alore
said matters 10 the court
SEAMANS GARARD, CONN.
February 4, lS36-lm
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DYED.

At Clear.pring, Nd. on the Sd inst IN
the 2sih year of her age, Mrs. MARY KEEL
wife Of MIR Joseph H. Reed, formerly oil
this place.
On Monday last. in the goth year Of ner age
Mas. ELLEN Fisher, wife OF MIR. Jacob Fisher
.nf this place,
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Ynn sCu9ExRN CEsuRcRMAN


THE SOUTHERN CHURcHMAN, is published
weekly, in the Cit. ofRichmond, Va, at 3.
so pay able in advance T.; or SO If paid within Sin
months from the time of subscribing.
II is devoted TO the interests Of Evangelical
Religion, aud the maintenance and propagation
Of the distinctive tenets ofthc Protestant Episco
pal Church
A portion of its columns are usually occupied
with literary, scientific, and generaintelligeuce
As a record Of Ecclesiastical events; as an ex
positor of the doctrines Of the church; as an al
~ in the business Of domestic instruction; and
as containing accurate memoranda of the local oc-
currenees OF the Southern church, II solicts tts
patronage, as well as .hat Of all who feel interes'
ted in the condition and growth Of the Church
and the prosperity OF religion.
The patronage that has been extended TO the
Southern Churchman, during the short time o.
its publication, though much beyond what wa'
ANTICIPATED, still leaves it in condition TO need
a considerable increase ofits subscription list.
January IS, 1885
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HOUs q roR II z n r

The house on Main Street. one door
south of the Lutheran Church, now in
occupancy of John ] Mathews is for rent.
Possession given first Of April next
DANIEL II. DOLL.
February d, 1886 --Sw
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ENOR RENTING House and Lot
IL on King street, one door west OF the
Republican Office, at present occupied by
MIR. Thomas Harris; also, small House
and Lot on John street, near the old Ger
man Church. Persons disposed to rent
can make application to -
JOHN MATHEWS, Sr.
hIartinsburg. Ian. 2S-3t
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TUERRING s. MACKERFL. for sale
In by J. w. bofD' . 70.
Fsbsuary 4.
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FARM FOR RENT.

FARM FOR RENT.
The subscriber, agent for the heirs oil
Jacob Shartei decd, will offer for mo
MED rent, on Saturday the 18th day OF
February next. at IL o'clock, NJ tract
of Land, belonging TO said heirs, contain
ing about
O ~ Il xz U NJ o 70 = ID g. rTpT z
SEVEN &C RES,
lying on the Opequon Creek, about one
mile and half from the town Of Martins
purg. .4bom 90. acres ofthe said tract is
first rate Opequon Bottom Land, aud the
remainder upland.
ABRAHAM p. VANMETRE.
January %, IS36-3w
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NO TICE.

EBERSONS indebted 10 the Post Office
Il for postage and whose accounts are
Of long standing. are hereby notified that
all further accommodations are suspended
until arrearages are paid.
WILLIAM LONG, P. NJ.
January 7 1851
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january IA, lSS6--2m
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II. GREEDY s. Co.

No. IS Nassau Sfrcef, New iOfk'
DrD- II is our earnest desire that all who mny
incline 10 patonize the Quarto edition will apprse
US Of the fact before the regular commencement
Of the volume March 26ih.) The specimen
number will be forwarded 10 all Unfortunately
who NAV signify a desire 10 examie il (withoui
,ubiecting Us to posiage,) and as an additional
inducement to an early subscription, we hereby
offer 10 send the intervening numbers Of the folio
New Yorker gratis TO each subscriber for the
Quarto from the receipt Of advance payment up
10 thai time.
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NOTICE..

a LII I"r>"n> having .ir'"a..s agnins:
"A Fr.nci. =. Lee, deed rr a.a,: :, thr
Estate "f ;hc said 'lcc''! ar" rcqnc>rc,! /"
ha,'l them in as carly as possible for Fay.
meat.
FRANCES LEE, Admr'x.
Jan. 90. lS}6.--l :3
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?, 2 Z -,
~. BlsgI sa', a &"
RTAVf &C c,niy 90" rr.. .,.,i.'. 4
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Iratls n"n'. scsy 'i.l' Cl!t b a..
Hnt.r =. ~, .!'n n.,. ~!
~hr,l .,sai-. ,,w -. l..
Ca an. III -,i.,r,..
: Lsi,,s' :;..i,onrl rrn I'll Is b.,,..
Ga ,,r h,.r..
"Pr,,n.h ksI a'l I''n,', slipper.
=. White al H.! "a "a
M,r,cc" u 5 Al ~,!slrg
Misses Pru;cl!4 an'i L. attic Boots.
:. -, Scal ~'.,r.
CIilIren's Leather. NJ. &C" a,.t! S,sl
Il ,nls.
hoes
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!. BISHOP q TO.
BOOTS & SHOES,

which having been personally selected a, The
manufactures, they can safely assert will
found TO give satisfaction, aud as 10 prices
they shah be less than the same kinds. can be-
Ind in Tins or any Of the adjoining DISTRICTS.
To-wil:-
Ladies Cater Boots, new patterns,
Pruneiia do heel and spring heels,
plush aud satin slippers,
strap. Iac'd& village walking
Seal, kid aud leather do
" Black aud coIored French Slippers.
Bnch.sin Slippers and walking
Waterproof Slippers. new style.
Gen,lemen's fine Morocco aud Cali Boo's,
'' waterproof do 60
g double scaled DO do
Pump morocco g. do do
:. Stout sewcd aud pegsed do
Morocco. Cali aud Seal Shoes.
60 Go DO Pumps,
Buckskin Shoes and Punps,
Double scaled Boo,ees,
{" Black and Russct do
Boys Boots and Boo,ce.., pegged and scwcd,
" Shoes and ligiA pcnps,
htsScS 'ouehds hia aao LSdtHSI osptEIs,
20 Seal '' walking
Z" '' Boots,
Childrcn's Blk and eolor'd Prunella Shoes,
Z" i.0ois,
Morocco Shoes,
" Boots.
l.ish, & s,ou, leather Boot. g. Shoes
R,,di0 EiHtber<.
Ec,t1n suJ / a1,.s i;noJ .,j b,~.,.I g..
top aud plain Boots aud Shoes.
Misses and Chiidrcn's d.. do. do.
ALSO-Pss,e snd Liquid
BLACkING,
Thread. Bris,Ies. Avis. Taeks. Lasts, Rub
bcrs, Sand paper md Sho.,-mak.r's Knscon
pIe'e. together with LEATHER Of c,cryedc
scrip,ion.
Boots and Shoes made 10 order. and IN eve
y instance rips mcndcd wilhou, charge.
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Er passed.

DiEO-A, Mazacaibo, in the State Of Znlia
Caip.nbia, ahou, the middle nf Nav. 1885. Aun.-
Esaa NosEs. Esq, aged about a. native Of
many years Consul Of thu
Ea I'D States Of A.ner,ca. for ,h- State of ZuiIa,
Ind r,.,pec,,ble ue,ch,n, Of Miraca'bo Mr..
Nos dai ss he had lived. generally beloved and
t.secc,rd by at! wh, knew hi"f he was an abir re-
leAa,ai.vr OF h,s country, !, norab'e and upright
all his relations. .hr..u,h life: his home and con-
iatr was ever opra. u only to his own country.
k.n. ba, 20 ali. iadiscrimina.rly-anIs all alike
jared his unbanndrd hospitality. His loss will
4n- cs..iinac 10 b. .clt.
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Ahslract aran acf.

TO INCORPORATE AND ESTABLISH A
BANK IN THE TOW y OF HAMBURG.
Sk, lsl. BE ii taathd By the Hon0roJk,
Il, s nate and H"us> ot r. prsenfafires noc
nat and sitting in grArat assembly. and by
the authority the same. l'liat in order l.
r-s.hil-!, a back in l!,c town "f Hamburg,
The following persons br. and ihry are
hcrrby appointed commissioners I" re.
cri,c subscriptions al Tie scseral places
hereafter mcnl"ncd.
a, Hamburg. Henry Shui:z. w. W.
Sl1'k. q. Simpson.
C!nr'r>tn.. Charles i L"wn.lcs. Rob..
Ma .Iphn e. ll"lcnnhc.
Columbia. e, r. Sn,wjcn, J'h I'm B., c..
j. 7. Grary
E.'r. i,l!; W:iIcfrli BROOKS, James
Jones. Nathan L.. Gr'iI".
Ea-nwrll. B,rn,u H. Brown, II. D.
M.uni. Jas f. x L:nscn
Abbrviil.. D. l.. Ward!aw, ". c. Black.
Arn,straJ Bat.
ArIr,."n. j. T. Densnr. c. Orr, and
f.. Webb.
p,eh.ns. ". L. Keith. s;l,s Krrkscy
AMI Jnn Burdinc.
Grcrm,illr. w. Ch"icc. r. Thurs."n.
F +. E. allie.
L,n,cn-. +. P. Juncs. john Darlington,
". H.iI.
NraHcrrv. Y. J. Harrington Rubcr'
Stewart. N ". e ac'y.
And The srih commissioner, nr q MA MI
IS Il !,.-,l a. each "f the =, Il place.. shall
ga ,r fir. VI ,n.av in I, bruarv ncx,. aud
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r lied ari es,o.e..a Y.es'y-Ja~ q.
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|ihs Paris iesrnsls Of Wednesday hase
red. Tho announeomement Of the Mo-
eur. in reply to the Constitutional. that
difference with the Unued States Was
(erel, wha, /. was las, year, has Gained the
B,bhc Of the Eourse. and occ casioncd con.
3aersble rise 10 tn, funds l. has not had.
l,wevc,, So favorable an cftec. upon The De.
|u,ies nov assembling in The capital. VIII"
End their fanmd amcndmcn, sei aside, as II
kere. and the discussion l'ronsh h' back In a
|oiin; which. ip he opinion Of all, was long
Eice passed.
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I;,st Bfcce;red.

CN addition 10 ~ former Stock Of Gcoda, fns
Il ...or n,-n, Of Wines French Pickles, fr
serve.. Aip,"nls. Rasns. Prunrs, Crackers. Ecrnr,
Picked >si:nond Loss'era. Ciat'", Oysiers cd
MuscIe. i o which srl De aid reasonet.:
rru. III cal, q: tcloy., u. ersteInfrs.
-! X Il. CLARK.
ne.srl!e, Is
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O.. A. a2'l}ONALD.
y ()1'I(II.

FnllE subscriber. Jake his method Of
~ nn.if,ine the public tint w. ID. Nc.
DowALL viii remove ~. aud remain per-
nanrnlly in Charles, n, after the 20th
September next. This arrangement sir
udr fur The purpose Of uG"rdsng greater
aeiii'irs in procuring supplies Tor their
establishment in amdcn. 90 also for the
Transaction Il such
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- Il, & X.:. OA)

tflNG rr,ur,.J la Cam lea. res.
IL prc,inlly lnl"rus hi. lricu. that nc
ha> r'sulnrd i!.r du,ics "( his profession,
J1;,. -, l::i,.
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Jus, rrcc;v'ti. an clcccr, a.surtmcni Of
Lonicn aEd American
AN:NG.iE.S,
s.d cir, H:,o F.-ks,
A non /. them are the following
F.Icudaaips Cdcr!nv,
Christians Keepsake.
Religious SNu,cn.-r.
ica,a, fclurcsSus Aanral
The G,.,, The pra;l.
Oriental Anncs
English do
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