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consumed almost fve.sixths Of the
whole city and wi,hont;lhe walls, il
cleared space nearly as extensive as
the one sixth part left unburnt within.
Scarcely a single building, tina, came
within the range oftbe flames, was left
standing. Public buildings, churches
and dwelling houses we're alike finyol-
we'd in one common fate /; and making
a proper allowance for Irregularities il
may fairly be stated, that the fire ex.
tended its ravages over space Of
ground equal to an oblong square inca .
surfing upwards of mile ia length, and
half mile in breadth. In the sum
mary account Of this vast devastation,
given in one Of the inscriptions on The
monument, and which was drawn up
from the reports of the surveyors APP
pointed after the FIRE, it is stated, that
"the ruins Of the city were 436 acres,
viz three hundred and sevenly-three
acres within the walls and sixty.three
in the Liberties of the city, that Of The
twenty six wards it utterly destroyed
fifteen, and left eight others shattered
and half burnt; and that it consumed
four hundred streets, lhitteen thousand
Two hundred dwelling houses, eighty
nine churches, beside chapels, four Of
the city gates, Guild hall, many pub
lie structures, hospitals, schools, libra
ries aud vas. number OF stately edi-
fees" The immense property des.
,royed in this dreadful confagration,
could never be calculated with any toll
cradle degree Of exaclness but accord
ing TO the best estima,ions tina. have
been made, the total value must have
amounted TO the immense sum OF TEN
MILLloNs OF POUNDS STERLING.
Distressing nesos from the Vest Indies.
We are indebted to the politeness Of
a commercial house Of this place for
the following extract ola letter from
Antigua, giving unfayorable accounts
from that Island. The letter is dated
Antigua, Nov. 20, and says Ns
"We have been visited here with a
fever, which has taken off a number OF
The Inhabitants 81 new corners. Trou-
bles and anxieties have been experien.
ced this year in abundance: first the
hurricane, and then the fever. This
year only about three fourths of the u.
sual quantity OF Cane has been culti-
waited, and this not kept in order on
account Of the laziness of the negroes,
who are getting every way worthless.
Till the 18Th Of February, our port is
opsn for Corn, Cornmeai, Flour, Beans,
Peas, Pork, &C., tonnage aud duty
free"
Amongst the deaths by the fever,
had been Mr.. Fem, OF New Haven. q
The letter from which the above is
an extract, gives in addition gloomy
account OF the state of the cane that is
cultivated, 81 of the general prospects
and business of the Island-wilh a
prediction that in few years there
viii not be white inhabitant left in il.
Aie1. Gaz.
Notice is given in the Abingdon States
man that company of volunteers will
start from that place for Texas on the
10th Of January. q
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WAsHlNeToN, Jan. l, 1886.

p An amusing incident happened on
Tuesday morning last, in the House of
Representatives, just before they con
vened, oil which the following account
is given by the Reporter for the BaIii.
more Chronicle. IA Quaker lady in
the gallery rose and commenced an
exhortation TO the members 10 attend
more to the principles of religion and
morality, as duty they owed to their
God and country, being Representa-
lives ofthe freest Government ia the
world, aud concluded by requesting
permission to preach in the Capitol
this evening. Mr.. Carr was sent up
by the Speaker TO cut short her deliv-
cry, but the members on the floor cried
"go on, hear, hear )" but some one
near her prevailed ON her TO sit down,
when member arose and observed
that he hoped. as the lady in the gale
'ry had concluded, the clerk would
proceed to read the journal of The
House. Mat. Int.
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] rail roads

O. Three daily line Of Stages are
now running from Baltimore to Wheel.
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FoRelvENEss.- forgiveness is the O.
economy of the heart. A Christian viii
find it cheaper to pardon than to resent.
Forgiveness saves the expense of anger
the cost ofhatred. the waste of spirits.
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A colored woman wasrecently hung
at Burlington, KY. for numbering her
infant child.
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Notice is given in the Abingdon States.
man that company of volunteers will
start from that place for Texas on the
10th of January. ~.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-01-09

RuMoR, with her hundred tongues. ha
asserted to-day, that all the ships of tn
Navy are ordered into immediate com
mission. We state the rumor, as it ha
rea ched US, but do not vouch for facts
We express our doubts. lib.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-05
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COUNTY CONVENTION.

This day. Feb % the delegates uppoteda the precinct meetings
met house VI MI Nm H. Mcclure, Tor tho put
lose vi selecting House Of Delegates, 10 be sup
pull Ean Burn patty the coming election, III
Marshall county.
The following named delegates were present:
From r. Baker, Vincent Cocsayne and
GOVERNOR VI. Price. 80. -,
From Fish ereesTomas Reynolds, John Scott and Timothy
Mayhall. ~ - ~,
From Observation-Disclosures Duc Thomus C!agg, aud Thomas
Stewart
From Jas Ewing with letter from The other
delegates him their seeaby ~ the in
slruCtIurS given NJ the precinct meeting. . -,
The organized by cuns Mordecai uhc 10 mo
Chair and appointing Gorernour NJ. Price, Secretary $50
The then into the nomination o Candidate 10.
the House Delegates supported by the Van buren, party ut
Issuing sprs cicction wecupou hr 7ieh'He re-
ceved every hut one aud declared duly nominated.
Aer interchange Of sentiments and social conversational Inc
following resolutions passed: 49, -.
Rss,ucd each member OF this convention VIII use h w
most individual cxrrtio the election Vi NJ fSaaer
aaa candute for the House Of Delegates selected ny ms
county con, tiIon.
Cburnau and SECRETARY published the yfarhaA Sentinel
MORDECAI BANE, C!airnaH.
NJ PRIcr. ttury.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-05
sl'To THE EDITORS OF THE Enquirer.
AWFUL DEVELOPEMENTSI

- AWFUL DEVELOPMENTS.
Farmers and Planters Itis you wish particularly TO
address in these United States. nm informed, in our
public papers, that match is made up, and shortly 10 be
solemnized in the Key State between Nick Biddle
(nllas Mr. Nick Bdwe and the old red face harlot of
Babylon. Look sharp citizens and don't forget
Patrick Henry $ invaluable rgacy--"Sell ALL and pur.
chase liberty" This short sentence is enough to fill the
mInd d! every freeman in Amrrica. Fellnw.clze
by this t,c suppose the die is prrIaps und the
tickets nse out, aud the guests assembling. Mr. John
Sergeant (!he I'D bank Attorney is his way Henry
Clay, great political high priest, and Daniel Web
ster the l"prrsJs'em advocate, all moving on To
grace the feast Perhaps otIcio President will be
there too.
"Nck, sy rogue, is neither slow nor quick
But the ulek vi tune is the time for NIcs.n
one more deVcl.pement tor the present, and have
done-aiid most extraordinary and unprecedented
1t Is, female developeuen We are informed in
public papers my friends, that five hundred pious
{Northern) old maids have pettoned Congress the
subject ct Abolition Another awful deveoprulen Re-
melnbeI, my pluus old maids, this is political subject
aud one that you ought not to NEEDLE with it is out u
your sphere an hot surprised, that the fanatic irr
chant of New York, Tarpan-G Garrison, the fanatic
pTInler-Ih"nPson, the tautic foreigner, (pin rnaker
and D. Council, the potatue orator, should come out
upon this subject with his libenan inpudcnce and Ia
nnticisn but must confess that am aslonshed at these
blessed piUus old Northern nlulds thus act, if they
were OF the masculine gender. My dear old ladies' let
your mouths BE- Internationally sealed Oh this subject ut
the expression may be used and leave the political mat
tiers OF your Country to gentlemen Let brother Jona-
than 90 ahead this subject, without the assistance Of
the ladies'. The order of things is surely reversed, and
the ladies gaanting the If you think proper
publish This any part OF it, the mistakes Of
the old planter and perhaps you II hear Of some
developelneu,s.- fur JuckSO" and Benton!
Yours respectfully,
n ANTER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-05

4 hpENlNG OF THE RAIL ROAD.-The cars "f
W the Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail
Road Company, will commence the transportation Of
passengers and property Monday. the 18th inst, be-
tween klrImnnd and the Steam Mill, near the South
Anna River Thu. following will b. the hours ot .r'Iv,l
am! departure, daily. until further notice:
Leave Rrhni"EL y = ""nc; \. NJ. , .,
Returning, l"avr the Steam Mil at " ri"ck' -
The passage in each direction Is expected 10 u 'o'
in an hour and quarter. :,
Tickets may be had al The uIice III tic DrPo'-P'''r
one dollar and G"ahrr.
In Order uI crafty persons as may WISH - 'aht
,xrursiurs IL has been determined sat dnriis sae hrst
mont, tickets, i;r that purls' will ente PASSENGERS
hlI;r, ,lr T., srat in the first return:ng Tram ue1
line OH, l.r " ic.k ry are given
" " TO Ia.\EI....i:lS.
connection has lIcen formed GIh D.. Porter q o."
line of S,atrs ai,4 Steamboats, lg nich ta"rers be-
tween Washington city and F..xinond will be trans
ported III the n' expeditions the state Of The
wratc. will a,mis.
line running al t!ls Same hours With liz. Northern aud
Southern Mail. wi@h expected 30 He nair.
Notice vii! aiSu NiY q! cnnnsXipD with Il NJ
Weir i CnS line uS Stages l., l.'.si Courthouse o''"
charlottesville lur u.ieb arrangements arr no" ID pr"
grrss. r.
Way passengers will Ia taken III al lie Crossings"
the public roads, ami lIass only aud ID mai case. sly
nal must be given foe stopping while INC hh'"e 10 a'
Ciihs o. SANFORD,
.iyt. Transportation.
Fcbrua7rt1J. si-u
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- b. treated with contempt by such 'Si-
nd TS''i - himself alas. Alas! 0 Temporal -
T." '"' word to the wise is sufficient" Pos.
".,,, pia narrow face how we apples 90
$40 e'' .ibe Colonel entered uneSpectedly-great
gam came over the nomnator-he ran to the
saslo'' and said 70 him in agitated accents, "Nly
r'H'neII MI nv dear Colonel Nominated you, be-
isG r,hcr vote Tor you than any other "xp"ns-
ciuse ror" Tins is the idea. it not the ungua9r.
~ man ' h,norul,lr told tue House That he did n
Tie l would not have long Us there WASH
GE<IFs Cohand n long the people OF G"oc 'n.i
I'D his servces.-ln t'' mean '!u't' Tue gallant
ie:l'rd (alr Nc uen) had risen to pertur:n
.osal' TO him. Ia place III nomination gentle.
aaI. ",,or Of the CnurI StateS-wherculon he all
.iIni "', r,m. OF Samuel Price, OF Fayrttc us
rhI"' to till ;iat exalted station. Great sclisa'
sa'a. al, through the House ut this announcement
L'n Vs. ,I, voting cane on, an extraordinary scent
Wax" t,d-snue gentlemen s,alked out nf the Hall
VS. tA" ., ro.-u,hers remained and asked to be
80 'F'" :, v,,ins-;rn owevcr, retuscd-One meni-
rStGSe" l,,,d That he could not vote Tor any gentle
tt' :h" ,,r, conveying thereby an insnt and hoped
nan "'''" t,r whom he intended To vote, would
.ar sst''. MACE that meaning on his act-Another
nj. h.p callel rose in hls place and deliberately
mr"'t - vote al all-ohers sat snenly III their seats
::iGseu ',, Lisu to answer when their names were
and %"u'u w., senate, a,u tod one gentleman to
called, , contempt Of the business then transact
$40" III" g., :, recent luuatc-an orange man, who
~ SC o" ,bs sbIy-a p'or lsraete by the name Of
S!i'n faint sketch Of the conduct which some Of
sue" n,,iyrs of The people observed towards their
r ieP'ss, VIM were dscharging in decent and
'iO% Notwithstanding s,lemn duty deyovrd on
eae'H ~, Constitution OF their country. How can
Item " b. justified What would the people Of
these have said to ,his' What would the Lee
'" ~ '" mas, times have DONE when member rose
@>a' 10 vote and others obslnately refused to
a"' =, ,b. names Il things go on in this way,
s'Ts u,,ur. of Virginia will suon BECOME scene Of
II" md confusion uukn"wn even in the Halls OF
n, the British Parliament From what quarter
,hose Lisordets a!!srn:-can any one doubt tor
4 ',snI: \ Wing irom the country recently declared
roud 10, have believed what he has seen with
.so OWES had i, been told him by anothrrmhe would
rs O"I IL for trick Of Van Burensn. The people
'' nn ns bear with these things-they will see the
,.e Of these gentlemen will lay their finger on them
I ,cs mark OF dsapp'oba:ion which time cannot
Tss.s gentlemen, have doubt, imagine themselves
,a. .rrst things above the reach of the propie-and
',.S,r they may do. like the great folks OF London or
y,,,. is marvrllousy right and proper
$500 On wal some power the Silic Sc Us,
r.. see ourselves ithrrs SEQ Us,
lwsd itac muny blun'er free Us, ,
Aud foolish notion"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-05

RS assumed willingness TO comply with the expunging
resolutions, nor because OF his Van Burensn. 10 both
Ct these Mr. H. opPosed bu: he should vote for Mr.
t. because his constituents in favor Of the cleo.
ton of an Administration Senator
The Senate then notified Of the readiness of the
House to proceed in the eecton and the vote was TAX
follows:
For WAium C. Rices-Messrs Banks, (Spcakcr)
l.ayne, Wiley, Miller, Wilson of B., Decunps, Turn.
bull, Mallory 'ooker, Austin, Daniel, Samuel. Rich
ards"n NM Vaughan, Smith Of Fauquier, Hckerson,
SranGr' Si"ger, Holland, Bowen, DAWSON. Waits,
Watkins. Hail Of G., ,Avent, Darlington, Coleman,
Sloan, Nixon. Go"dall ilnrrisou Knclvlnc Fontalne,
Horr:an, Robinson, Neiil Hays Straton Harris Tay-
lo1 of Nj. 4 ~, Rogers, Garland Of M, Wiley Nor
ran, Chapnan lngcs. Shrrrurd. Brown of ~, Leland,
Fllzrrrud. WnolloIk. Almond, Adams, M'Coy Cari:-
tenry, Nickn. Nlolf.tl, Conrad, lessee, MMulrn,
Bare, RinHrr Harley CruiclIeId, Moncu.e, iiargrave,
Gillespie, Gibson, and Saunders-7G.
Far YhGmus H. Glnler--AlcsSrs. Grinads Craig,
Hsnshaw, Bru'rng, Stewart hnnter o. EsssS a:,'
"rhrrrd, Fleet, Taylor ni J. Bent"n ChaPlIne, Mas
lers Durinan. Jet and Brown OF P.-ib
FIR fohn Tmfer-Alessrs. Southall: Garland, sH'''h
OF e. and Cookr-4.
For john +. Bro~n-Aessrs. Gi!meT Swanson and
ButtS-3
For Ch"p'nan IehnsOn-NIessrs. Drummond, and
Dcard-2
Far Joseph s. pa,k:.s-hlrssrs Price aud Hale Of
FL.
For George w. Wd,on-Slr Campbell
For Lin Banhs-Mr. Smith vi Frederick.
for -1bSaibm UirhrrsOn--Mr. Bolts.
For WOems II. Bentun-Nr. Powell.
MIR. RIvcs 1G, scattering 33.
Joint vote with the Seratc:-RIves 3d. scattering d.
so Wa. c. RWEs, Esq. declared duly elected
Senator OF The IT, States ill the vacancy aforesaid.
(Mr. CAMpDELL, when called on to vote, requested
the House 10 him. lie said he unwilling I"
for any individual whose sentiments the subject
of expuusIng he did not know az, thinking he did,
he should offer insult any gentleman 10 suppose that
lie would cnnp lY with the eSpungng resolutions. He
therefore could not vote for any gentleman unless con-
.nced that he would willingly obey the instructions
Mr.. BORIS said he hoped members similarly sfSa!ed
would be generally excused.
Mr.. ATKINS said that il gentlemen could not role,
they could retire beyond the bar of the House
hr. POWELL hoped gentlemen would MOI desert their
seats; hut fast and vote for whom they pleased
Mr.. loLLEMAS opposed the motion to excuse, ~ an
uncommon OF proceeding. Gcntlennn soe!d II
they chose; throw away their votes.
The question being put, the House refused to excuse
Mr.. CaarrElL then gave his vote for G.. w. Wilson
When MIR. GEEGoRY HING was called, he refused ~
give his vote, stating that he could not give it Tor the
gentleman nominated, h4 would not aid in at
tempt destroy the ConsSlon, which Ia had sworn
maintain.
After The reception of VARIOUS bills and reports,
motion Of Mr.. Cruchirld,
The House udi0urnrd
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LOBBY
COMMUNICATED.
III tie RspuLlicans Of king ytiLtam.

FELLOW Cr,zENs Your opponents are laughing in
-, sleeves at your divisions; and If you are not 'otds
S,sks NAV defeat YOU at your April elections My ad'
yce to YOU is, call amerling for March Court for the
,,,,s. Of fy,nr upnu soilr ONE to be voted tor by
NJ F,n,siur. | understand declared himself, and
:1Je speech al you. las, court lie Processes to be
~,h yOu, and may be and hope is So; but heard
WIZ exu!,ngiy say the other day. that he would get all
the Wig votes. Now, what does this mean Why.
ether that they may lrow dust in Your eyes, and when
200 late run canaitlte OF their own at the t'ere"M
hour, or tina. they e Wings may hope by concentral-
I'M, their votes uuor hi., secure lbs election under the
evacuation that thereby ilcy may influence his course
IN the Legislature i he should be elected. throw out
these hints fellow citizens for what they worth. II
:ary are worth any thing, profit by them. You are
s;rong-but safety does not n~ays consist in strength
Prudence aud strength combined, will carry you through
3. pruJep. be virlant and al is ,ce-And what say
aa.o you, say unto au-Hnich'-The Republic is in
t.ugcr. ONE OF YOURSELVES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-05
FOR THE ENQUIRER.
THE DELEGATE FROM LUNENBUkG.

~ the DeMUcTQtS Ot LHHcROuTS
have already discovered that many OF you are dts
o-aed with county Representatives. course, in Tie
legislature OF Virginia upon the Expungng ReSoulion
And ~ a.n Admit that he is honest in his conscl
rn!oas views upon the subject, | am not prepared to
az he has done right, he certainly supported by
4ay. aai rrtulily elected for the express purpose ="
t!s the friends OF the present Administration. III do
II thug which lc mas not done, VIZ. 10 expunEr from
c ,,urra 5 the Senate of the United States. that
.:dous Resolution OF Henry Clay, cundemning our
.,Iihy President Tor his in regard to the Public
l1aes.
therefore respectfully beg leave 10 call your a,cn.
lon to the subject Of nominating from the Republican
y.y suitable ca:Lidale, and one OH whom we may BE-
sic 10 couccu,rac the of the Administration party
lis doue a;d nave nothing to fear from the Wings
this county. For the present, tllak We have several
a whom We nay rely. S,ale Of them will na.le Tor
our OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES l1atciet, Col. Aarslall,
capt Fred Lester Capt, VIA Stone. Either ottlrsc
eullemeu would get The Administration vote OF the
:ouuly. We have time 10 lose. hset promptly our
NAT Court and select The most suitable and he
up and I: work. yoa not the enemy ~ our gatc
Iann you now discover tie cruse vi the great eXrr-
lions whc IL at last election toc Senator, on
the pnt ofte Wings: Do you not know the obect was,
10 give Complexion to ins county, which You know
not Je.ong IL il: You now see their strongest
wing in The field Tor your sulfrdycs Do not deceive
!VleSes-Stck 10 your principles, without regard 10
:H. and you will again Democracy i'll the asedan.
e, llOur April Elrc ION
ONE OF YOURSELVES.
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RICHMOND MARK E1S-Masch )

RICHMOND MARK ETS-Masch 3.
wuEAr-Sl 80 4 81 b.
FLucu-is held at 81 Is with occasional sales at that
rate.
Toulcgu-p:'.~s pretty steady at rates current
week arn--grnr-a sales of common cuttings 50 ia
s;5-ol!Ir SORTS as in quality Sc Understanding qua!s'
ties in demand. ..,
GEORGE l.. SAMPSON.
WtIDL-ES Me PRICES
WurA1-arrivas are s.;IaIl-l'D to 30 cents.
CoHy-srYrrul cnrgoes 10 niaret ana itlf eolrdng
ia from, wa.gnns-7G cents.
OArs--.t3 H. d. cents tirn wagons:
Culrsy--l5 ~ 10 - crn,s a. IN quality.
wORTlIhil, McERUDER l. CO.
or ". U.s. .r>tpul own's Viz !hause contiguous the
EsDc l arriI-.. bY ihs Executive the u ust.
% .t rsuhlss T'. fL Win srr Increased
nrilnc, accommodation OF fea growors and 5a1k
thu ,aat lfansaciias Lt,ess al that piacc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-05

u We are authorised to nnuounec Thomas Jefferson
Randolph and Alexander Rivrs. ass Candidates IN the
county Of htearirr s'r the next llH"'c OF Dr'aa'es
2rcKI.GnAm- is in typc, and will appear in our
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, a terrible event took place lately n. 81,
Petersburg, on OCCASION of a wsdd;no
Ai'ef Inc ceremony the brldegroon was
standing by the side of the oriis a, ~.
uoof Vi lhe church, waiting tor their car
tag, whsn a man tusned through tina
crowd aud STAINED nun with dao rer.
~ wossa colonel, wlose sister had neen
seeuoea ay the bridegroom under pro-.
Mise ot nlaIrtase,
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SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 3, 1896.

faet--every man in the nation ought to
know it.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-01-07

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and fsmitilnces. tbc Agents win Be pSfticular -
giving tbe names and nesfde,iees Of spbseribers,
anh the amount % be credited %, each. =
gAll BsDtist minister. Il; sood stsndine y, tfe,
churches throughout TIE United States. are an
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mTiMATIoss os stAFEafAh 2 resi- fsIglLiFlrs
Itis the nlOthcr's pfogince il I great de-
gree TO give the good bias q the hexible age
"a question. = " IS hers 70 Nifness> she very
first glow Of INTEL igence 90 watch and .ifnl
prove the first Indications Of moral percep<
ton 70 receive with q qladdened heart the
first intlmatiohs Of dRwnine light from the
heaven-lit visage o. hef offspring. Let her
beteady % seize the OCCASION, and presssit
into Che sefyicesof the little mlnorfal Let
the on recurring opportunities bs turned %
Che best account whilst love, and PRAYER; G.
whvlesene sffictness, combine 30 produce
such results as shall be Of Insting utility -
Teal tbs she cannot Be insensiblee Forsin.
tne mlant Gust upon her care she deecFies the
udlmfnts 81 me fptlire man ms 10 that diutinz
uilve erye1lz.tipn she SenteIrplates the eie-
mennlf pnnclp5e OF q bic eyenlinl and porI,
tsnioess Spe clasps m her arms ne sure
Candidate to veal on woe. She embtaces
the hope q angels, or the entic IpaFed prey OF
de4thless being bangs upon her assiddties,
ssI gsqoesess sympqthIss And that . death
less ksi9g : her own, ~ !. has conferred up
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ne - 80, Nv VIII ,i.s ~. .;s
as "a =, .s,s -.
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ese 81 I, ~. slls = 90
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meaning ~ 49, s.,s = al =, - l ~
sPlIl t9s sonsu W. ~,
al sns pscol.s s.,e
men.loI huI.lIlhB y '. LoSs P3wsls a. Z
passions Wniel, Ike ytpeIs 81 N ne BOSOM,
vii e some liEase uay plant snslr q
60 tangs qseR " VI l's ID =
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1910. + ~ III s,s ;, r
~ =, n.
- ~ =: !.
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the delegates to the Convention be. IN
structed to cooperate in the formation Of
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the greatest Obstacles to them, should be.
abolished q q. 80 -, - >.