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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-01

The postmaster ct waterford, in
Loudoun county, recently resigned,
and the citizens Of that village recon-
mended q successor to the Post Office
Department. But the person recon-
mended being Wing. Amos Kendall
refused 10 give him The appointment,
and wrote TO distinguished Van Bu-
reniie, living ct considerable distance
from the place. and having no interest
In the Office. 10 designate some suiia-
bic individual "of the party" 10 fll
the vacant Office. The individual
written TO "o6eyed iasirsefioas," and q
Van Burenite was appointedi The
citizens Of Waterford were highly in :
dignant at this coniemptnous disregsrd
Of their wishes. aud 10 public mseiine
denounced the attempt to confer the
public Offices OF the country lon party
tools. ss reward for party services.
Lsnehburg Hirg.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-01

NNE vii again re1iAi ~ eitirans &c
Wv Jensrsoa Cnnssy. thss tka tisns V e.
most 81 bad, vkra tls~ Rsvussae Snust hs vsis
sso the Treasury u he State, Ed 40 eshsr sah.
lle dnss msst b paid. u Is thuevfoss AsD~a
Ihas shose vho have nct yet y.ia, viii 10 80 - e.
before NE eaSuisg lsym - Ire coaasy Cossa.
JOfiN n. FIAfsG.
l0fiN 81. AENDRRE.
q. w. SAPPsSCTON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-01

The Honorable John G. Calhoun 10
spoken OF in the Charleston papers % q
person well qualified TO Gil the station
Of President OF the Charleston and Gin
cinnai Rail Road. OF this gentle
man's fitness for any station requiring
great intellect and expanded views
there cannot be doubt. Conversant
from long experience with the various
interests Of the different portions of the
country. and capable OF bringing them
into harmonious eo-opera,ion with each
other, Il would appear that the man
sgement Of work where great tact
and extended information. under the
guidance Of q liberal spirit, will be re-
CURED. could not DO more judiciously
assigned than TO his charge. However
some Of his countrymen may differ With
him in politics, the belief in bis inielli-
gence is universal. and perhaps no To-
dividuai In the Southern country could
be designaied whose weight Of charac-
ter a. q man would enable him 30 be
more successfully the pioneer Of sys-
tenn Of extended Internal improve
menL-I Bsk. liner.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-01
.geIIss "a! CseIrsss

HyAKEs this nsihed V isfsrn al psrsoss
- Who have opss sesssats o. his Boob.
that hs he's esAs shssgs ID ~ business,
and u b therefore sesssssry thss sil ss-
counts o. M booxs Should 10 elossd -
speedily - possse>s. % b hoysS skst eli
psrsoss hsvisg epsn secousts yin ssii With
ost dslsy end eloss thsa sishsr b. psyesss
o. By note.
shsphsra.ssvs. New. 8, isse.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-01

Ess-aisss, Brss.l-Piss. Rings, Chains, and
Gosfds--Buckles. watehes, Thin,bies, &e.
Add great variety Of other Fsney Articles.
harpers-Ferry, June %, ls36--n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-01

|TsHx sasssris.r hariax tskss sass p.-s.
~ ssrsAip win hiassh . prsssA = hs
stees 81 shephsststsvs. Ne bssi.sss wsli b
ecedosesd % tss ssns end era % Jsas r.
Cookss . Co.. vhe sss sov rsesisisg ssd
opesieg . vsry gsssrsl supply Of PAN apa
Winter GOODS. eli q vhlsh shsy will ssu
on sssoonefatihg tssns. Thsy invite .
saIi fron tAsis ftIssds and Tie Publis gsas-
rally. JOHN =. COOKIES q co.
shspAsrSssswn, Nov. J. le36
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-01

E%iIosE havins Negroes 10 dispose oG viii
, ptsaas 70 give Ne cell, - { viii give
Ne hishsss market prices N cash. Appiica-
ions By letter % Othesuisa will Be promptly
attended 10 WILLIAM ~. oRiGGs.
ChaFleslowR, March ~, 1875.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-01

WATAs committed 20 the jail Of Jsfsr.
w son cOubiy, We. on the 29th % Sep
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-01

MRS. S'rALEY
XKyouLD respectfully inform The Ls-
w dies Of Hsrpsrs-Fsrsy sad Ia vi
ciniiy, thai she hss opened . -et
Millinery and Fancy store,
On shs room reesasiy oeespisd ~ Ms. Ny
iius, - Jewellery shep. snd solieiss share
OF their Pstronsgs, sssuring uhsm that che
~iil spare no sxsrtisa 70 please. Mr. g.
hes just rstarpsd iron nsltiaors. and b pee
pared 10 sesenaedsss hen vish shs
L0fesf Easjktessa 0ssd ssose
Elegant articles.
Her sssossment 10 very eo@ple,s-eoapris-
Easiish sir.w, Lsghorn end Tusess Gipsy,
COTTAGE. and Grseisa Cottage Do19-
Lsghorn Pisit q sew and hsadseus article, J
Elegant Penney iiasdkerehisfs, Biesd. osuss.
Crane ne 49, ss,s.l.l. -s',s
Betting. al colours end nee patterns,
Splendid veiis--Dsess Csps, eli pstterss,
superior French worked Cspss and coilsrs,
Aiusiin and Bobinstt,
A large a.sori~ss, of Yrsash. Essiish, sss
.Americsa Fiowen.
Bonnet Ribbons, (nsw style,)
Gioves. fPSc-nft. Kid, ke.) ~
Embroidered Siik Hose. (bisek end white !
Fslse Curtis. Puds. and Brsids, (svery color, ]
and Everlasting Puff, % nee srsiels, As.
sPLEMDxD JEwExLERx
OF EsERs pEscsirTios,
EsF-ais9s, Brssst-Pins. Rings, Chains. and
Gosrds-Backies. wstehes, Thinbles, &e.
Add q great variety Of other Fsney Articles.
Anrnars-Rarrs lima N I9lE II
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-01
.y,Oetce 90 Esr,,,e,.s.

UVHE subscriber tshc this method OF in
u forming the customer Of the FORD
MILL end Farmers generally. that thsy have
entered into partnership In the
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-07-07

An amusing incident occurred m the Senate Of the
United States, during the discussion Of the deposte
bill. Mr.. Rves was hauling Col Benton over the
Goals about his pedaniic displays. among other things
said he might proceed to quote from Crabbes synOn-
yms, and from Walker and Webster. Instantly Mr..
Webster was heard to exclam in tones Of pleasantly.
thatexcited a general laugh. Not from Walker and
Webster-fOr the authorities may dsaeree."-Noah.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-07-07
THE ENQUIRER.
LlTCHFIELD. JULY :, 1886.

"JAMEs MANSON Is no MORE. The National In
teigencer Of Friday last announces the deCease Of
this tinehOnored public servant and patriot, and re-
mars-"1 The last Of the great lights of the Revolution,
the brightest Of those great minds, which, like the pill
lar Of fire Of old conducted the American Israel thrO'
the trials Of the scarcely less important era following
the Revolution, and gave to his country the repose,
security and happiness of wise, regular, stable and
consolidated Government; this pure and beautiful
and benign light has at last sunk below the horizon,
and is quenched forever in this world Glorious indeed
has been it's long course, and though no more to be
seen it has left radiance in the armament at which
his country viii long gaze with admiration and graft.
tude. For more than thirty years. the name of JAMES
Manson has, than that of any other living man,
been associated, in the mind of United America, with
the principles and the fabric of our Government. He
was the principal architect in its construction, if he
did not lay its cornerstone. He lived to see it endure
many trials, survive great dangers, and to promise en-
durance for ages.
"A He died on the morning Of Tuesday, the 2sth of
June He was born 1.-THE 10th Of March, in the year
ISL and was, Of course, when he died, of the patr
afchal age of more than IS years. His end, visibly
approaching for days before, such that of
great and good man ought to be. His faculties un-
disnmed till his latest hours he expired without
struggle, free from pain, free from regret and from
cause of regret"
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-07-07
TTEMS-srrrcrrn

III. Sanley, comma r1ier Of the vol,r,sors L..
New York in the brig Matawankee for Tev.. h..
been Killed in duel at Galveston bv Co-, =
ham. He was an English advenn,rer p'' N'"-
Rev. H. r Arms, Of Wolcottv;lle h.. H..
to the Pastoral charge Of the Frs Cou0r.o.,;a",
church and society in Norwich lately ,,Ddsr q"
Ofthe Rev. Mr.. Everest. He has aaLsd d;sn,;..:
from his charge in Wolcotrine, with vs,., - ~
coping the invitation.
We notice by an advertisement in the Prov;asnc.
Journal that the Hon. Tnstap Burgess has resumed
the practice Of law m that city. He says "he viii.
according to his old professional e.ad all, who are
now out Of the law, to keep out and al who are in.
to get out as quick as possible ,s
CoNvIcTs.-At the late session Of the County Court
Of New-LOndon County, eight persons were sentenced
to confinement in the State Prison. for various terms
from two to six years. a4-j5
The Mobile Register of the 18th ut says that the
Secretary Of War has directed Gen. Jessup to confer
with the Post Master at Columbus to adopt measures
TO protect the mails; but that the disordered condition
OF the mail line will prevent the immediate benefits of
TINS arrangement-the losses ofthe in stock
and supplies, and the breaking up of all their arrange
ments' rendering the restoration Of regularity work
of difficulty.
MARRIED,
In Cheshire, DR.. William A. Olcott to Miss Phebe
L. Bronson, daughter of Ira Bronson, ESQ.
In Milford, MT; Scovil D. Foot, Of New Haven, to
Miss Martha Whiting.
DIED, s@-
In this town, on the LIST inst. Mrs. Deborah Plumb
aged SO, reict of Mr.. Ebenezer Plumb.
In WATERFOWL, June 90th, Mr.. Hector Smith, aged
SO years.
In Bristol, on the 18th ult. Miss Able M. Peck, a
ged u, DAUGHTER Of Mr.. Richard Peck
aged "a.
In Danbury, Mrs. Clarissa Wildman, aged 5O wife
of Mr.. Ezra Wildman. = ''e
In Hartford. Miss Sarah B. Beach, aged Is, daugh.
ter of George Beach, ESQ.
In st-Hartford, Mr.. Samuel Cook, aged 90; Mr..
Abner Pratt, aged A..
In Berlin, Mr.. Simeon Strickland, aged g. revolu-
tionary pensioner.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-07-07
NOTICE.

s. 81 s.ef
IVY m, order from the Court Of Probate Tor
II the District of Plymouth to sell al the
Real Estate of OZIAS PECK, late Of Flynn
os,th. deceased, viz: one House and QUE build-
mos situated in Litchfeld, one and halt mile
from The Court House (south), together with
twenty. seven acres Of lands including that
r"yf set TO his widow a. dover, subject to the
mcmubrance of her estate for life, containing
10 acres. Also, one House and Earn situated
in WATERFOWL, half mile north @ me 49, e.h
ing house, on the LischfieId turnpike. " IsrS
The above property will be sold at gunMc
anction on Monday July Ie, l636-sald pro.
nerty in Iitchfeld at 10 O'Clock a. ~ sald
p p,,,3erty in Watertown at 2 o'clock 4. A.. on
he Fpremiscs, Il not previously sold a RrlFste
sale: LEvERITT DARRow, Aansasass-
~ HARRIET A. PECK, Faloss.
Plymomh, Jans %. 1856. fss3 4
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-07-07
NOVICE.


TuVHE Court of Probate for the District Of
Il Woodbury. has limited and allowed six
months from the 9th of June, 1885, for the
creditors to the estate of GERvAsE HoTcHxlss,
of Woodbury., in said district, an insolvent
debtor, in which to exhibit their claims sne N
to; and has appointed Morris WoodrIIi, ma
thaniel B. Smith, and Thomas bull: ns9 3;
Commissioners to receive ana oA"'''''e '"'N
claims. n Certified by
CHARLES B. PHELPS, Judge.
The subscribers give notice, that they shall
meet at the dwelling house Of John T; l Mas-
shall, in said Woodbury., on the second mIm-
day in July and December next, at ten o.c y :
in the forenoon, ON each Of said days Icr Ins
purpose of attending on the BUSINESS q sara
NArHAsIsL B. SIXTH. siomers.
THOMAS BULL,
Wood1ura June 6, 1885. 70
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-07-07
AUCTION!

WILL be sold at Public Auction, on Tues
w day the 18th Of July isstant, at o'clock
p. M. at the Hotel in South Street, in this vii
lage, the FURNITURE belonging
to said establishment, comprising ten or ele-
ven good Beds, Bedding and Bedsteads, Car
pets, Bureaus, Tables, three dozen Chafrs,&c.
and also the Crockery belonging to the house
Taverners and others would do well to attend
the sale, as the property will be sold without
reserve. Terms cash, or good cash notes.
STEPHEN DEMING.
Litchfeld, July 5, 1886. s
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-07-07

Hgk-handed Murder and Robbery Yesterday af-
ternoon between six and seven o'clock, an elderly
man, apparently German, was seen in Turner'S
lane. short distance from this city, between Broad
street and the Germantown turnpike, and near the
brook that crosses the lane valley, he was passing
quietly on, when two men rushed out from the stone
quarry, and seizedhim evidently with an intent to rob-
Whether any resistance was offered. We donot know;
but one Of the men drew pistol, and shot the old
man dead The two then made their escape across
the fields, towards Germantown. On an examina-
ton Of the clothes of the deceased bis pockets and
watcl, fob had evidently eenifed. An elderly wo'
man residing near the place, saw what isstatsd above
and mentioned it to persons who hsdAssebsed round
the dead BODY. Phil. GaSette. 3f&
The Lowell Courier gives the result Of censusjust
taken By order of the city government, from which
it appears that the population Of Of
whom s4s are males, and i, sss females, The num-
Der Of aliens is 96sl, and Of colored persons ~ The
number Of school children between the ages Of and
l6, 2s77.
Tsrion Fiag-The Texan flag is a plain red
ground, with single white STAR OF five points, and BE-
tween the points the letters T EXAS-
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-07-07

WASHINGTON, Sd July,.2 A. M.
We have nothing from the scat of war, of very au;
thentie character. The Columbus Sentinel received
this morning, states, that 1--WE stop the press to am
hostile Indians have this day surrendered themselves
at Fort Mitchell with all their arms, &C.; we cannot
yoach for the above but it seems very straight
war NAV be said to be finished. The Senate senga-
eed on the nomination fpostmasters Gouverneur is
left out, Jonathan /. Coddington nominated in his
place. Charles X Gardner is nominated as auditor
Of the Post Office here.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-07-07
STRAYED.

~ - Kt4A AIDe
s-..l. - TROM the enclosure Of the
<mV It subscriber, on the 2lst inst
June, a BAY MARE, about four
teen and q half hands high, with
Ione switch tail. Whoever will return said
mare to the subscriber, or inform him where
she NAV be found, shall be reasonably re-
warded. and unnecessary charges paid.
"''-e y 800 - - ANSON ROLAND. .
Skaroa. J,.re Is. 1886. s>tE.ss
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-07-07

q. M. WEBB,

@. IL. WEBB,
Opposite THE PosT oFFIcE1 Z
Hast ust received from Neac- York, ne1 saPpy
nF black and colored SILhS 70. 49, - 81
,eoant green and white figured Blond Gatxe
Wells. plain and laced Silk Gloves, ribbed ana
Main Silk Hose, large assortment Of hand
Some Ribbons, ParasOls, Bead Bags, Long
lawns. fine & common Linen CambEie Homo
Eerchiefs, Imitation ditto, Irish Linens Dia-
,,erss white Linen and Cotton Drillings, q
handsome assortment French Cambria Cling
hams and Printed Muslins, Mourning CaIi-
Goes black ribbed Cotton Hose. &c. &c. The
above Goods were selected hast week at New
York. and, together with those previously re-
ceived, viii form as general and complete an
assortment az can be found in the county. !.
E.itckfelA Jstne %.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-07-07
IMPORTANTi

""NS SUFFERING FROM RHEuMATTc
COMPLAINTS.
10Ne Editor Of the Inquiyer
&th-On the principle FACILITATED by the ~,... - :,
W good Dr. FranAkn, 70 difnse widely AZ uos ~
very mean N our power to mitigate or soften m" NJ
ncn0Hs o. suffering humanity EEL i incumbent upcr
me 2 Reke known through the medium Of your ueefu,
p"P11s' tn4 90 reading therein an advertisement Of
IN. Jehb's Lsniment for tie Cure Of
sg CONSUMPTION.
was forcibly Impressed with belief tlas II vna e.l.
culaed % remove he severe Rheumatic Aaacton q
which had been iOhseven eight years suliScseI.
sometimes almost depriting ofihe use Of my limb.
accordingly procured h0tiey and before had uae6
the whole of Il. tosnd very sensible relief This In
creased my confidence IN H. and led me 10 Obain an-
other bottle, the which has completely removed
the swelIings and pains Of my limbs, G0gsiher with the
crampy and restored them 10 their wOniet yieoF.
an respectfully yours.
Hampstead, L. /. March 24tli. as3fa - g4s5t
Fer:o"e suffering from the above c0mpgaimts, and il
dies they have used Invited 70 m1aAe trial 81 thip
long celebrated medicine, which has IN years pass cu-
ren and relieved, rs IL 10 also now A,;sv fias,anssf1
who had despaired Of relief. Nothing hut cir tsel
can give an adequate idea Of ito uMrivnlied excelnnae
II 10 also one Of the beet applications kaon pr aai
ness Ct the joints, nHbness, spsaina and ehihlnims
Price 50eents. sais.as, 5s8g
o. NoWe are genuine unless sgned T. KFDDEY
on the wrappcr tsoke pscpretor and successor 10 Dr.
Conway. by whom they for sale, "a his CountinR
Room No 80 Conr-s'rset, Doaion, and hy hisspecisl
appoiNsmenty by tisa ssaS sse # sg rs fAssts,
Drs. Bslel and Beckwah, Eitcl6e1S; il. Cosples.
South Frnrsy J. C.. Stevens, Ca,sd0B
l. $. Wadsaoortk, BethleAs.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-07-07

which have access to official sourcesJ that, immedi-
ately after the adjournment of Congress. Governor
Cas- prospectiuey appointed Minister to Francel will
tober and that It is not likely that there will be an.
other appointment to fill the Office Of Secretary Of
War after Governor Cass retires during the present
Administration. In whichcase, nodoubt, MI; Harris,
October to March next. To this ayowed determine
ton the part Of the Executive, the difficulty Of Sc
lecting a successor to the present Secretary has,
doubtless, materially contributed.-ibid.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-07-07
NEW GOODS again.

i v -
Sedgwick G. Porter,
Hare received within the past sceek ne,o and
choice addition to their former stock Of Goods,
a0liich they aoM offer to their friends and the
public ON the most accommodating terms.
THEIR STOCK CONSISTS IN PART OF
DROADCLOTHS ofevery style and color;
ID London and Buckskin Cassineres, some
just imported, and superior to any before ever
received in this market; Vestings, light and
dark colors; Bombazines; black and blue
black SILKS for dresses; cold Gros de Maps
do; Ladies' Cravats Fancy H'dk'fs; black,
white and green Blond Gauze Wells; Plain
and picnic Gloves H. s. do; Silk and Cot
ton Hosiery of every description linen cam
brio Handk'fs; Irish Linens; Damask Dia-
pers; Russia Diapers; Bishop Laws, Merino
Shawls, Grape Camblets, Grape Drills, Rouen
Cashmere, Buffalo Cloth, Bath Cords, Cotton
Checks for aprons, brown & bleached Sheet
ings and Shirtings, and a great many other
goods too numerous to mention.
One door ,cest of Mansion House,
Litchfeld. Julv Z, 1886. s.. D
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-07-07

Amongst the business in the Senate, yesterday,
FRIDAY las] was the discussion and unanimous adop-
ton of the report of the Committee on Foreign Rea-
tons the subject of the recognition Of the ndepen
dence Of Texas The sentiment expressed by this
vote Of the Senate is in substance this, and no more,
viz that the United States will regard to Texas act
upon the principle established by the action Of this
Government in all cases Of civil war among foreign
People. That is, it will recognise the actual Govern
ent whenever it is satisfied Of Its being entitled to
the character of an Independents Power and it will
readily recognise the independence Of Texas when it
shall be made apparent that it is Independence in
fact as well as in name.-Nat. Intel.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-07-07

The Metropolitan announces the recall Of Gen.
Scott from the South, and adds" This measure, is
understood, was rendered necessary by the unfortu-
nate acerbty of feeling, operating to extent prelu
dcial to the public interest, existing between this dis
tinguished officer and several other branches in the
service."-ibid. n +s
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-05-10

of them prudent end sagacious men. had appeared
20 shun the responsibility ofa repy to this extrsot.
dlnary demand. The papcts had sallen into tho
hands Of hcu,cnsp, tn the army lie on hi. own
Judging and responsibility had given an c.tim.,o
80 600 600 for fodihca,ous alone. And Il WAS
on this extraordinary estimate unsanctioned either
by Mr.. Cass or Mr. Graiio,. tbs, Congress, Nero
now about proceeding 10 act.
Mr.. {. insisted that the country Was very FAT
from being in n deicncelcss condition iis dofcnecs
we're far better, and lis population twofold greater
than when !, wsgcd successful war with the
greatest power on earth.
lie now went into an argument, in regard 10 the
power Of Congress this subject aud tho actual
nett proceeds of the public lands, the details OF
which appeared 10 weary the audience, aud for the
frs; time. believe saw 1t diminish, in some Dc.
gree, under hs speaking. Tho clee, howeverws
IN part produced by a call from the other house.
lie. in addition to what Mr. Cnitcndcn had done
tore Mr. Wright's premises all to poiocs. lie NJ
dlculcd his notion of charging revolutionary pensi.
oncrs on the public lands, for a war waged 10 be-
halfoi the whole country, and he insisted that VI
The $50 900 900 for Louisiana and Florida should
be charged To the land, there should be fair play.
and The profit to several times that amount, derived
from those purchases, should be credited TO the
land. Mr.. c. by his estimat cs make the nett pro.
tit Of the land 81 600 900; wheareas the bill
only required $4,000 600.
He made an honest exhibition Of the confidence
Of the party IN their dear American people. Not
willing TO trust them with their own money, les,
when they had got clap Of it, they should not
be willing 10 let 1t 60 for tho public expenses Of
necessary and honorable war
Mr.. Clay concluded with long and very elo-
qucHt exhibition of the benefits which are to re-
suit to the people aid the states from the measure
of the bill. lie represented them mmence and
almost endless, bestowng degree Of prosperity
and happiness that could not be estimated. can
give you no adequate substitute for the hearing.
1t repaid ten fold the WEAKNESS Of his details. Tho
audience were evidently carried away; and Mr..
Webster, as am told, who is no mean Judge,
praised his effort as one of the greatest of speech
es. HAMPDEN.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-05-10

FiHLNCE.--Ne seuis ro. ta,e sArs 80 Sos
s,isH. sra ma % pfaVoi vlep ac fccoi'ec'
uhsi tsasfyfs lssc tHea.rd 90 ~ ttc ~aai 81
e. Gr9rit.s Ws dI cot want o. scrse u1-
tsr caastts. jrgpAafrs go rrsaaits, no' irliofs
itl -zi,r an, ils A.s rserfI l,sas,y 10 & TiSE
PRUDENT asd MARI"
Sob asa the o.srloa thai ,ss entertained q
Ger. NstasQn 1arus tlV N4f; to..c,lng haI 10 be
'sist y,s1r.i aal .rary, she hardy 'oisnieons q
sc scsi a-tkeIto his s,soiAr5- lie was then
G.l.l.e General. snl ihe, ~efs disran'cn'cd when
BE aA. uo, st ilirf bead. CD. johnson apposfs
ia have ptcsagr1 lac ,ery Term which tic bozen
a3.a..,e ofs stnai ite's would arFly 10 one Of
.a. moot t.t,,.t.c ccieuIctl 81 Ls oocAiry aad
uai,e hs ssya itai le never SoulJ hase engaged
30 the ses,.e- under cold erbnnies,' vet he was
eaAtaus 60 oatc1 vito t,a "sise yrydcal AL brdre
HARRISON. Are che Y. Burcn editors prepared
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