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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-31
81 y Try EARLY.
DENTIST,

~ ILL be absent trois LynchLurg, until about
w the Isl OF May next.
lie intends during his absence, to procure sup
ply OF the most approved materials adapted to his
profession.
lie returns his sincere thanks for the very liberal
patronage heretofore received. ard respectfully soI-
CHS a continuance on his return
March % ~
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or THE LlNCIfBtRG HtRkE3,
Corrected 6y EE0fCOia6c 81 0sey.

I>irmc prices OF passed Tobacco - 40 To II M
inferior 10 Common. - Ia - %
Common to Good 9 90 10 IL 10
Good 10 Fine, shipping and Stem.
ming, 10 "a 10 II -
DO do Manufacturing, II % TO Ii u !.
Inspected the passed week 220 bids. Passed
and Refused Tobacco.
We l. nticc no matcrinl change in prices. Good
Stcmmin,, nd fine Manufacturing qualities when
Ill, oil
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-31

Backing Ont Tic Legislature Of Ohio de-
clined passing the bill prohibiting the circulation
of notes Of the l.. s. Bank within thai State. A
commcndabe piece of sagacity.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-31

ma,a Street opposite Narim ". Domnporrs Shoe
Stofs, qada fur doors bcio,e Ae Post oGc,, .
IL WE The pleasure Of informing their friends and
u the public eene,aily, that thcy are now rccer-
lng tie, htst sap.i} Of
s'apic anG fancy Dry { Gods, -yarawarc,
Groceries, DC &C.
Aud irnm tAe great ere exercised a., s,,,ctioQ IT, ne
eArnt an NauetN and ha'ins hrru mostly purchased
previous Ia tlie recent advance IA the Northern mar.
Lets, they erthemsescs thai lhcywill he enabled
10 maxi II 10 thr interest nj all who may favor them
with 4 ell IL purchase.
ihc, invite attention to tho following Catalogue
embracing portion oi their ,,ock--
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-31

EtOL. JOHN COOK Take notice, that |
y shall on, the 2}d day of MAY next, "A, the
Tavern House of John T.. Ilutson, at Pn,s,lyania
Court House, proceed 10 take the dispositions of
John NJ. lltrl, James Adams, and others, be
read as evidence IN a suit depending in the Circuit
superior Coullof Law and CHANGER, for TIC coun-
y at PITTS ivania, IN which am onIPainant, and
YOU and others, are defendants and should the said
Deposition, not be completed on that day, | shall
continue TO take them, from day to day. until
they are completed ISAAC BATES.
March 81 w4w
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WAWTNO.

IN" subscriber, onrBOYS from Ito I6years
- old rs Apprentices to the Coach Making Bu-
Sncss. None but those of good moral habits. viii
be ta"sn. Country Boys preferred
SAMUEL AYRES.
Feb - ,s;r
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-31

THYIIE subscribers have ON hand nice lot OF
4 Lynchburg slaughtered hides for sale.
POE IS RENWiCk
March 81 1tiis
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-31

lfs"s LtroV Jodan, Peter Drnt, J,remiah
J"fIon, William Tyamp, Jacob fI=er anil
Pdi3a .hDonri:.
INAkE NOTICE, that shall on the | l,l d,y
n ofMay, lS3G, at the Clerks Once Of Bedford
county, take the dispositions Of Joseph Wil>ou and
others iobe read 'se'ldencc ON the lia ola suit il
HE Gncnit superior Court of Law and Chanccrv
Tor the county OF Bedford, wherein ! am plaintiff,
and Won defendants JOEL WRIGHT.
Marth 81 I'm
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grCss.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-03-12

! should be brought TO accountability,
and made to disgorge their i'll gotten
treasure sixth, because the only ques.
ton was to be, in appointing to Office,
as he honest, is he capable, is he faith
full to the Constitution 2"
II our principles have not been ac-
knowledged If disappointment has
been in the result, il can never disarm
honest men from faithfully acting their
part, 10 their efforts TO establish wha,
they have, for SO many years, been
contending for. Therefore, we return
with fresh vigor to the pending cam
vass and in order more successfully
TO perpetuate our principles, and carry
out our views:
Resolved, That we cordially ap.
prove Of the nomination for President,
on the 22d inst. Of WILLIAM HENRY
HARRISON, and will use all honorable
and unliring exertions, to secure his
election.
The OHro CoNvENTIor.-The Vince.
ling Times publishes letter from Co.
lumbus, stating several interesting incl
dents attending the Convention. conclu-
ding with the following:
Sand last, though not least, Is the
fact that at a party in the evening, af-
ter the adjournment Of the convention,
Gov. Lucas,in aspeech ofsoms length
10 answer TO sentiment compliment
tary to him, came cut decidedly for
Harrison
The number Of delegates in atten-
dance may safely be set down at 1400.
When assembled in the public square
lit was generally supposed that spec
tators and all amounted to 5000. A
wag observed there was just 4 acres OF
Wings, and that hereafter the Wings
OF Ohio would not be counted but mes.
sured by acres."-Cumb. Cir.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-03-12
AN OLD STAGER.

After upwards Of twenty years con-
nexion in various ways with the U. S.
Mail Lines, we see MIR. Reside has
announced his determination to with
draw from the service, or rather we
should say, he has, since the LIST Dec,
"cul'' the concern.-PhiL Courier.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-03-12

Land sale at BufalO.-H. and A.
B. Mech, who purchased thirty-five
acres OF land in the city Of Buffalo last
summer of Messrs. C. d. 81 A. Town.
send, are said by the Albany Journal,
to have sold one half Of their purchase
10 Samuel johnson Of Buffalo, a. an
advance of sir thousand dollars an a.
cre.-Whsel. Gaz.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-03-12

Texian papers Of the 1elh January,
speak Of Col. CRocKETT's activity 10
that country, and not Of his death as
heretofore reported.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-03-12
Virginia Legislature.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
RICHMOND, Feb. 20.

Banking Capital.-Mr. Carter yes
tsrday reported bill increasing the
Banking Capital of the Common
wealth. The bill was read twice, or
dered to be printed, and made the or
der Of the day for Monday next. Il
provides for the creation of four indie
pendent Banks, with branches, and
for the increase of the capital of exist
ing Banks.
The new Bank at Richmond is to-
establish Branches a, Portsmouth and
Falmouth, and at Scotlsvile or Char
lottesville that at Norfolk to establish
Branch at Gainesville, in Mecklen-
burg that at Petersburg to establish
Branch al Farmville, in Prince Ed.
ward and that at Lynchburg to estab-
lish a Branch at Abingdon, in Wash.
ington county.
OF the existing Banks, the Bank Of
Virginia to increase the capital Of it's
branches at Petersburg, fredericksburg,
Danville, & Charleston /; the Farmers
Bank CT Virginia to increase the capital
Of its Branches at Winchester. Ereds-
ricksburg, Lynchburg, & PetefsbaFg;s
the Bank Of the Valley 10 establish a
Branch at Stanton, and to increase its
own and TIN capital Of its Branches at
Romney, Eeesburg and Charlestovn $
the North Western Bank TO increase
its own and the capital Gifts Branch at
Wellsburg /; and the Merchants and
Mechanicks' Bank Of Wheeling to- in-
crease its own and the capital Of it's
Btanch at Morgantown.-C Compiler.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-03-12

Flour Sc rs s sl--Cattls ON the
hoof, 81 90 $ 0o-Aogs 50 co. Bacon
hog round, le4c.-LaTd, i3c. Flour in
Alexandra, 80 81.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-03-12

A man 10 the Pas de Calais, in
France, lately stole hog, which, being
Of great weight, he fastened on his back.
Resting at night against fence, the
cord slipped on his neck and strangled
him, thus providentialIy Furnishing him
with death for the theft he had COM
miiied. -
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-03-12
Monday, Fec. 20.


the day, Mr.. Watkins moved to posts
pone the consideration Of the subject
until tomorrow.
This motion was opposed by Messrs.
Murdaugh, Brown Of p, and Carter,
and supported by Messrs. Gregory,
Miller and Madison. 20
Mr.. MoMullen moved to postpone
ill Thursday. This was nega.ived,
and Mr. Watkins motion agreed to.
Tuesday, March /.
On motion Of Mr.. Moffett, leave was
given 10 bring in a bill to change the
time of holding the circuit superior
court oflaw and chancery for the coun.
ties OF Rockingham and Pendleton.
On motion Of Mr.. Chapman, tho
committee Of propositions and grew
ances were requested TO inquire into
the expectancy Of changing the time
Of the meeting Of the General Assem-
bly, of Virginia from the first Monday
id December TO the frst Monday ia
January every year.
BANK BILL.
The joint order Of the day coming ,
up, Mr.. Mallory indicated desire to
move the indefinite postponement Of
the subject, but after some conversa-
ton between Messrs. Standard, Wool.
folk, and the chair, Mr.. Mallory withI
drew his proposition, and the house
resolved itself into committee Of the
whole, Mr.. Miller in the chair. The
committee proceeded with the eonsides
ration Of the bill, adopted various a.
mendments, reported progress, aud
had leave to sit again. When the
committee rose the House adjourned.
Wednesdsy, March 2. i
The bill forming new county OUT
Of Shenandoah aud Frederick, being,
under consideration, Mr.. Smith moved
an amendment In the first section Of
tho bill changing the boundary by
striking out all that part Of the territory
lying west Of the Shenandoah River.
This motion was supported by
Messrs. Dawson and Smith 81 opposed
by Messrs. Griggs, Almond and Bare.
MIR. Daniel moved the indefinite
postponemens of the bill, and after
some remarks 10 its support by Mr..
Daniel and against il by Mr.. Almond,
the motion was rejected.
The question was then taken on the
amendment, & decided in the negative.
Mr.. Mccoy moved an amendments
to strike out the word tsShenandoah,v
the effect of which would be to throw
the proposed new county into the =
Frederick congressional district; which
was also rejected and the bill was oE-
dered to be engrossed for third read
ing.
A communication was received from
Hon. John Tyler one Of our Senators
in Congress, resigning his seat in ths
Senate of the United States. Reason
the vote required Of him by the Ex-
pun ging Resolutions he considered nn-
Constitutional. The communications
was ordered to be printed.
lowing to the length of the commune
nication alluded to in the above para
graph, we are unable to- give it to-day
but will endeavour to do SO in our next
namber.-En. INr.l
Thursday, March 3.
The bill forming . new county OUT
of a part Of Frederick, was taken up,
on motion ofMr. Gsiggs, and, after an
Intellectual motion by Mr.. Dawson to
lay il on the table, was ordered TO ba
engrossed for a third reading,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-03-12

o. Ia addition to the persons no
ted In our last as candidates Tor the LIE.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-03-12

% LOUISIANA Will have q Banking
Capital, at the close of the present SEES
sion OF It's Legislature, Of S72,ooe, 900
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-03-12

rislature 10 Frederick. we f1nd, Dr. j.. b.
Lacy. and their old valuable representa-
tive. JcHN B. d. SMITH. Successful the
latter's election.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-03-12

O. Col. Strothsr, Of St. Louis,
No. has been fined $72, for the chal-
ienge which he sent some months SINCE
to Col. Benton,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-03-12

A terrible Renc0ntre and Death
A colored man, living in Liberty val
ley, Perry county, Pennsylvania, met
with an untimely and fearful death one
day last week. Our informant states
he had been employed during the day
by some Of bis neighbors butehering,
aud was returning home in the evening
Gas it is presumed) with portion Of
the days spoils, gwen him by his en-
ployers, which attracted a gang Of
wolves that infested his path. They
attacked the poor fellow, and literally
tore him in piece.meaIs. His remains
were found the next day, surrounded
by some Of the evidences by the des-
peration with which he ended his life.
The only weapon to defend himself
with was an ordinary knife he had
been using at his work, and there lay
round his mutilated body FIVE of these
ferociOus animals, gashed'in every i'm
aginable manner. Ii is supposed there
must have been dozen or more 10 the
gang, from the sight which the scene
Of this unhappy occurrence presented.
.JHn;Qt0 JOErnuI.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-03-12

o. The Baltimore Patriot Of yes
terday week ssys-"One or two carl
goes Of Dutch Wheat are 10 vessels
now in the Bay"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-03-12

The Posi-. Office Departwent.--Mr.
Calhoun recently declared 10 the Se-i
nate, that has letters had been repeat
edly opened, and that, al the time he
was then speaking, he had received
one with the seal broken. - Vim. Rep.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-03-12

o. A bill has been reported by q
select committee in the House of Repre-
sentatiyes of Massachusetts, to abolish
the punishment of death in all cases
whatsoever.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-03-12
Thursday, March 3.

The bill forming new county OUT
OF a part Of Frederick, was taken up,,
on motion Of Mr.. Gsiggs, and, after an
Intellectual motion by Mr.. Dawson to
lay it on the table, was ordered to ba
engrcssed for third reading.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-03-12

A cargo Of Indian Corn has arrived
at Boston from Italy. Potatoes from
france and corn from Italy / What
nexl-hogs from Bohemia 5-Nat. Gas,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-03-12

We observe that on the 29th uIt.,
700 Beef Cattle, 100 Cows g. Calves,
and 500 sheep, were disposed Of in the
Cattle Market Of New York.-Ths
beef cattle ranged from $3.50 to ST.
90 per hundred-except Two which
sold for $500 per hundred. One
10. Of 50 sheep cold for Il so per
head.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-03-12

Ths Wheeling Gazette contains an
article in praise Of the frmness and de.
cision, displayed by Gov. Horner Of
Michigan, on the occasion Of the late
difficulties there. Gov. Horner is said
TO be daily acquiring popularity in the
territory, and his general course and
conduct are highly commended.
Winch. Vir2.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-03-12

T The Baltimore Gazette publishes
a letter from young Baltimorean, now
in Valparaiso, in which he gives re-
port, as in circulation at that place, OF
the destruction OF Pekin, in China. and
the entire disappearance of ONE Hum
DRIED THOUSAND HOUSES, cauaed by an
earthquake, which left nothing but q
black and stagnant pool, where but mo-
ment before countless thousands existed
IN the quiet OF unconscious security.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-03-12

The ssay they do things in insists
sippi.-lt il stated that al the late ia :
tai duel between Messss. CALDWELL
and Gw1N, At Clinton, Miss. upwards
Of four hundred persons were present
a. spectators.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-11-12
South Carolina,
Lancaster District
James J. Horton, applicant,

Mary IIoren, widow. William L. johnson
and his wife Levina, William ingram and his
wife Celia, Ransom Horton, James J. iior-
ton. John Bashius aud his wife Nancy, Ze-
nina Horton. Elizabeth Horton, Hollis Hor-
ton. Mary B. Hort. n, Evera, Horton and Ben
jamiu Horton, defendants:
I. appearing TO my satisfaction that The
above parties, defendants. reside without this
SAFE, Its therefore ordered. that they do APP
pear and objec, 10 the division or sale Of the
real cs,a,e Of sterling Horton. on OF bcfoic
the 6rs, Monday Of Drccmbcr next, or their
consent 10 ,h- same will be entered Of record.
JAS. II. W!THE SPOON,
Ordinary l.. D
Sept, %, Ie36.-36h Price adv. sc IS
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Hagins' Hotel.
a.i|i!s 60
BEL .1FR,

90 i.2 saiits soah ef Chatiot'f y { o" te te'"H'"
read.
Whcra tho subscriber cnniinncs his House
of Entertainment. having built nr'n house
expressly Cor the accommodation Of siran.
gers. lie hopes to br able I" render his
guests comfortable and happy. aud s"lirit'
a continuance Of f"rmcr pn'ronagc.--'No q
cxcriions shall be wanting OF the part "i
the Subscriber.
DAVID IIAGlNS.
July l6- 25.-cm
N. B. Mr. E. Wingc,, my agent for the
house, will be in constant attendance.
d. IL.
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.l|||h
SUMTER HOTEL.

TIME Subscriber informs his friends
L and the public, that he has taken the
hnuse formerly occupied BY J. Goodman
and more recently by J. J. Esum MS e
hotel in the Town of Camden. and near
be Cour. House. where he is prepared 10
eccive company, and flat.ers himself that
those who favor him with their company
will be satisfied with their acenmmoda-
lions. A. Il. RUFFlN.
Nav s3.-2O::-.f
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Camden Orphan socie-
tvs Academy.

AN Assistant is wanted f"r this institution
to teach Penmanship Arithmetic and The
other ordinary branches ofan English ed
u cation. Undoubted testimonials will be
required. both Tor Literary and Moral qua
lifca.ions. Applicants, stating their terms
and naming their references for character
will apply (alI postage rpaii) TO
MOSES IOLBROOK. n. D.
Principal. o. 4.
Ir,y 16-a5
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The Bank Of Camden So, Ca.
CAMDEN. Ii Oclnhrr 1896.

The Board III Directors "f this instinl-
,ion have ordered tho raymrn, Of the
third ln,taltncn, ON .hc Capital Stock be-
ing Ten ,!ollar."n each share. on Thurs
day the scrcn,rrnlh day Of Novc,nhcr
nt1i.
Nolice is hereby given
That The same will be received en- or Be.
forr the III day OF No'rmhrr next. iu
Charleston. BY The Planters nnd Mcehan-
les Bank; in C"lumbin. by the C"m ner-
cial Bank; in Chcraw. ty the Merchants
Bank nf chernw: an,! in Camden, al The
Banking H"usr. BY tie Cashier wh" al'n'
viii issue receipts. Stockholders desiring
receipts. will therefore make their pay
mcn,s in Camden.
w. J. GRANT. Cashier.
Oct 29::37::a
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A LADY CLOTHED ~ AMERICAN SILK.
AT The Agricultural Exhibition al Mcr'
rimack county. Mass, Mrs. k,mball. al
H"pkin,on. New Hampshire. wss pre-.
scni robcd in rich aud durable silks "i
her own manufacture. She raised The
silk Worries, rcalcd. twisted. dyed. and
wove tho silk. und. for aush. that is
known to the contrary, made the garments
with her nwn hands.
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CLUBBING.

Dnlwcr'. Nnyrls au.I sa;ur iay News. S5
Do. do. aud Celebrated Tri.ls. IS
The Trials. Sketch Book, and Lady's
sBonk. "a
Lady's Book. sa,ur, ay News. and
Sketch Book. 50
Saturday News. 4se,rk Book. aud
C-i hrs,cj Trials. aa
Marrya.,'s Novels ard Ladys Ilnok. e5
Or a rrniiIsnec .' s., will pay for Bui
ucr's N"rcls in full and s2nn account
subscription /" La,l,'s Book.
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sol I'll CAROLINA
Sumter District
William II. Brunson opp icunt.

Leonard f Brunson. Manning D Brun
son, Lawrence Brunson, Jared n Brunson
James Y. Brunson, Willis l. Brunson,
Henry r Brunsou. Mary Bruns"n. Drma.
ries Brunson. tn"w .Hoder) having intc'-
married with one Hodge. Emily Brunson,
(now M'Elvain) having intcrmarrled with
one MElvain, Mason Rrams guardian sd
li,cm for minor heir William L. Brunson
defendants.
1, appearing to my satisfaction that
Leonard F. Brunson, Henry p Brunson,
Jared n Brunson, Lawrence Brunson Emi.
" M'Eivain, and her husband, reside with
ont this State, il is therefore ordered that
they do appear AM! object 10 the division
or sale of the real estate Of Peier f BIun-
son deed on or before the nineteenth day
Of December next, or their consent to the
snme will be entered Of record
WILLIAM LEWIS,
Ordinary, s. D
Oct 29::31::h
Prs fee, 90 75
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"0efe Of Rrps9iss:'es efl
Psssiar .hert!is.I.'
NOT tt f..

W. ~ L..
The publication Of The above. vas COM
mrncei IN July.
In January next. another republication
"f some celebrated modern N"rcl;s, will
take place, c;shc: JAars. Coorrn. tRv,xo,
or some other Of equal rrputc. /. is dc.
'erninrd by the present Publisher. thai,
the American public shall he furnished
with III, mos. beautiful, aud ut the same
time cheap. edition Of modern Norclis,
c3tnnt.
a few copies Of Marryuu orc yc. for
sale o, three dollars.
l.. A. Cooley, Publisher,
PHILADELPHIA.
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New Cepartnership.

HEunderslgued hays1g on ihe FIRST
iIist, associated themseises ID. the Mes-.
camille business Under the fir frn of:
i3vT u 5vG3ecN
Respectfully soiiciis from the communily.,
and particularly ihe former customers Of II.
Levy. a continuance Of the liberal pafronage
extended TO him, and which II will BE lbeist
endeavor to merit; they intend pcfchasine
COTTON and other produce, Tor winch thcY
wiiI'give ,ie HIGHEST prices. g.
H. LEVY. -.
W. r HUGHsoN-
Sep. 3-32
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The sketch book of Character

The sketch book OF Character
Or Crio4u and 3slhrrt,e .Narratrey and .lnstdo.es
respsa.as Extraordinary indir'dHat'
In preparing the foll""ln work from
ample materials. care has been exercised
Ia avoid, in the main, the beaten track Of
former c"mpilcrs; to present the reader rn.
,hcr what wns inaccessible, ,hnn to copy
well K own biographies aud events.
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