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March 10.
a. X DOLLARS REWARD for BETSY who went off
- e0 the night of the 9th of February last She

a - DOLLARS REWARD for Betsy, who went off
Zs - on the night of the 9th of February last She
is very likely negro woman, from 25 80 years of age
has an excellent countenance, speaks quick when s1o
ken to- bushy head particular marks ecolected sup
posed TO be about five feet high, spare madecarried off
AL her clothDg among which three calico dresses
to wit: one white and redone yellow, red purple and
whitehe other white, red, aud purple also one dress
made of counterpane, blue and wbite-onc checked
apron, blue aud white. Her winter dress was filed in
with yarn and cotton four threads each Also one mans
WHITE yarn coat, the cuffs and collar made Of red pad
ding. Several andkerchcfs-among which were one
small black silk Her other dressing not recollected
VIII give the above reward If taken of the county
and secured so that get her again; or Ten dollars If
taken in the county and delivered to me- Ii is likely
she may have free papers, or a pass written bv some
person FIELD CLARK, Is. 81
Lunenburg, March TO- lO5NGt
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1- Tho ENQUIRER published twice week. generally
three times week duriny the
Price, the same as Five Dollars
Notes OF churcred wi
ceived safety of REMIT
ting them by mai the all
~ No will be of
Editors, until all arrearagcs have bee paid up.
J whoever will tho nino papers, shall
have the tenth gratis
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
50
assumed by q this ~ or cnvr
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Two PLANTERS OF ORONOKO TOBACCO
~ The planters Of whom have purchased cropa of
Oronoko Tobacco, will confer favor on me by deliver.
ing them to the order of r. a. r. Gwaihmey in the civ
Of Richmond, between the 18th Of May and the 1st Of
Jonc Those who cannot deliver their crops by the I
juno any time between the middle Of that month and
the FIRST day OF July JOHN G.. HUGHES
mafch o. Off
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-19

TANIMBER TIMBERn-The highest prices will be
- given for good seosonod vince spokes and felloes
deliverable at the Pentenury. Immediate delivery is
solicited For Information respecting them, apply either
TO Col. Charles S. Morgan, Superintendent, or 10
TlfOS G. MONCURE. c. A.
FeD.y. SS-H
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RICHMOND FRENCH BURR MILLsToNE
MANIIEA (vr0RX


IHfHE Subscribers respectfully inform their friends
the public generally that they have now on hand a
good and well selected assorne of French Burr Blocks
the best quality, and also extensive assortment of
ready made French Burr Millsones Of various sizes
which they warrant not inferior any built i'm this coun
try. Persons who in want of the above article
would do well 70 call and examine for themselves before
they purchase elsewhere, we are determined TO sell
on reasonable terms for cash. or town acceptances -
Their shop is at the Of g. 18Th sreetsAIl or
ders Will be thankfully received and promptly executed
JAMES SMELL,
YOU'LL S. RUST
N B-For reference, as to the quality of our ready
made Burr millsiones apply 10 The Richmond Mllers
rep. ~. l0l-2aw3m
HWlbLIAM R1TCH1E Oate of Richmond. VaN
w Attorney and Counsellor II Law yicksbnrg
nissssppi) will Practise Law in the counties of Kinds
MADISON, Yazoo, Washington, Warren. the Parish III
yarfoh IN louisana-and in the Supreme Federal and
Chaucery Courts at Jackson. Feb "a -tf
ANEiR-NECk COTTON FACTORY fer SrJe--
w The former owner Of this valuable pcoperty nav
ing died about the first Of February last the subscriber
oilers y FOR sale accommodating terms The Factorv
IS situated at the head of Grays Creek in Surry COUNTY
Va, and within two miles Of the Court House Tbgye
~ wharf about half mile off, aordno every facilitv
Tor shipping and receiving cotton The s,bsefbor CO.
hdenty asserts according the capital employed n L.
VIC most profitable establishment Of the kind in lower
Virginia. The water power is cxcecnt-equal if not
superior, 70 any from Petersburg 10 the sea board
information may be obtained respecting this property
March IS. GIoa-sg suyyy Court. Hoaa y Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-19

So'o0i rriZes; ............. amounting 10 S540,200
Whole Ifekets $40, Haires So, Quarters 90 20
IL VIII be perceived that the above is splendid scheme
to purchase packages in Twenty-Five whole tickets in
every package, which will be forwarded for 1910 Shares
in proportion. '
10 be Obtained by the package single ticket the
e A' -, an" VA an lucky HOYT,
the Eagle. 'i@ s's" Vi
g. " orders Tor tickets from any part of the IT, States
States oy mail or otherwise enclosing cash or prize
win the same prompt attention personal application
ana the result given (when requesed) y after
'ie u[nnwing-ii addressed TO d. NJ. HOYT
n BIN all cases, the original (NlanagersD tickets
and shares will be forwarded NOT Liable 70
S ms, n,'Ss" M vi oispu'e d. NJ. ii.
A'icH ID. lO3-tf
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ofthe expunging resolutions TO show the ,n,on, T.,

One qfthe EsPRnlying Resolutions.
heSotced, That the Governor
VI we Commonwealth Be request
"a 10 transmit the foregoing reso-
,uuons TO each OF tho Senator.
rom Virginia in the Congress of
.nc united states, toith request
'Aat .,ey lay The same before nc Sc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-19

M OTiCE.-Op Tuesday the 20th instant will no sold
oy The subscriber, executor of Creed TAYLOR de-
ccaser at Raines Tavern, the county of Cumberland
OF them young and very likely. All persons having
claims against the estate of Creed Taylor deceased are
requested to produce them the subscriber order that
preparation may be made to pay them
March 5. DO a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-19

AND SALE.-In pursuance of a decree of the Cir.
lei cult Superior Court of Law and Chancery for the
town OF Petersburg, rendered the last term in the
case OF Proctor Moore, shall proceed the 3Ist
day OF March Instant the PREMISES to SELL at public
auction, credit of SIX twelve and eighteen months
equal insalmentsal the real estate of which Horato
Moore died seized, situated at City Point and consisting
OF three Lots fronting on James Ryer-One Lot has
wharfand store house thereon.
j. ALLISON,
March 10. IOl-oovtdsz
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-19
March 1.

VEtO Persons haring Negroes fer Hiye.-We wish To-
"a hire Tor the ensuing year. large number Of hands,
TO labor on the Richmond FredeTcksbu and Potomac
Rail Road. They will be employed between Richmond
and fredericksburg, and between fredericksburg and
the Potomac River; The country and occupation is
healthy; and they will be well fed we'll clothed and vol.
treated We will give from sevcnty-fye to ninety dol
lars for good hands, and for first rate ones Apply
by letter or otherwise to j. H. Hopkins at the Rail OF
nee, or to Mcssrs George p Crump and James Rat.
cliie Richmond or to Thomas White in the county Of
King William, and the neighborhood; or TO James Hun
Ter, Assistant Engineer near the White Chmnies ca
rone; or to Theodore S. Garrett. Assistant Enoineer
near Fredericksburg; to H. F. Guy & Co in Frede,
rlcksburg; and TO others having authority from II
Hopkins, Assistant Engineer
JOS NJ SHEPPARD
Agent for The II. +. &. =. Il. X. CompGny
December 81. az ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-19

OUlSA HOTEL.-The subscribers having rented
HZ this desirable situation, at Louisa Courthouse nm
ve their friends, and the public generally 10 rive Them
call The buildings have been recently and thorough
yrepared-the rooms all neatly nd newly furnished
Attached to the establishment is large brick building
IN which several comfortable and convenient rooms
exclusively Tor the accommodation of families and
o,hers, VINO may desire quiet and retired situation
The stables will receive the particular attention Of b
proprietors. " ~
Messrs r. M Wier 81 Co.'S line of Stages from Rich
this house three times week
CHARLES S. JONES
JOHN HUNTER
JAMES w. SMOOT
March I. o7 M
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-19

Al, Dr .% and ed $2502d and 3D. SI5O-3d and
4tn $lOo.f'h and 9th $70-5th aud 9th $60-Gth and
9TH $50, &c, &c. W. ''''
Tickets $40, halves 50, quarters So 80.
iickets and shares in the above splendid Lotteries
may be had as usual in every variety the Lottery Of
hcc Oh GEO. w. DIXON,
~, Opposite the Eagle Hotel
above. NO
March L. no &C
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-19

n kRf GOODS.-Wadsioorth, Williams q, Co., at the
ELI Long Room, Market Bridge, offer for sale large
and general assortment of Dry Goods of recent importa-
uon Having turned their whole attention O whole
sale trade Country merchants respectfully solicited
To call and examine assortment
March 10. IO5-Io,
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EaOYT's LOTTERY e1FFECSS.

NTCB.HUND, Ia.
HOYT ever anxious TO serve his numerous po,rons
,akes TINS early opportunity of laying before them one
oil me most splendid schemes the managers have issued
Tor long time Forward your orders early to Dame For
tune only Agent, Hoyt, who deals the golden ca
pitas with an unsparing hand.
$oO,OO0i $4,000 4 so of 81 ,OOO.!.
Virginia State lottery.
For the benefit of the Mechanical Benev oent Society of
Noriok-Class No. / for 1886:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-19

HgALIlMORE HOUSE, formerly known as The
HD celebrated Indian Queen, Market or Baltimore
StreetIEnarged and moderny arranged with Parlors
Ladies Drawing Room, Ladies' Ordinary, Saloon Read
ing room, Chambers, &c fitted up with new and Gle
CANT furniture It's fine locality, proximity to the Rail
road @bout two squares( and pleasant distance from
the water, give this Hotel great advantages; and for lis
character the subscriber respectfully refers to those who
have visited the House JOHN w KIM, VIZ
Late of the American Hotel, New York
baggage cart OF the Baltimore House is always wait
ing The arrival OF the Cars from Washington and the
west, to bring baggage to the House. free of chargo
otages daily leave the Hotel for Philadelphia and seats
taken at the Stage Office, in the Hotel
March 10. 100 oo
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-19

Mr. Philip M Tabb, of the city of Richmond is fully
authorised to receive any moneys due for subscrp-
hons and advertising in The places above named, and
TO grant receipts for the same H. HAINES
Petersburg, Va. March 18TH 1886. IO5-3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-19

ERUCEPHALUS will make his next at his
E y former stand, the Deep Run Coal Pits, near the
snort Pump, Henrico county Terms will appear his
bills, &c. ZACIIARIAH McGRJJDER
March 10. Io5-vavu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-19

~ Office TO FARM ERS--Wc shall receive no
4 more Wheat this season. after the twentieth day
ofthe present month, (March) Those who have Wheat
to delver requested TO send in before that day
+. J. CHEVALLIE g. Go.
Gaego Mills March 1-,oOu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-19
DEXON'S OFFICE.

VIE subscriber having taken the Lottery Office for.
N merly occupied by George H. Tompkins REQUESTS
call from his friends where he will be prepared al all
times to furnish them with Tickets
GEO w. DIXON.
Another Mammoth Scheme.
$50,O00-$20. 000--SIO OOO-and SO of 81 Oo0
virginia Norfolk LOTTERY,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-19
RoBEkr Hee {. NIsHeiLAs. Commissioner

The National n,cigeoce Country papc tho Gazette pub
until the day OF sale, and send their bills subscribers Tor nav
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-19

6SHARk--The great Northern champion by Amer.
- can Eclipse, out Of old Lady Lighifoot known TO
every gentleman OF the turf will stand the present sea-
va, and VIII be let TO at S75 dollars the season
one dollar TO The groom Good and extensive pasturaoe
and servants board gratis Every taken 10 prevent
accidents and escapes but no liability for either. Mares
with oas at their sides, will be fed twenty five cents
per day, and those without if requested. The season
will end on the first day of July.
JOHN G. GOODE.
march ~ I02-t20May
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-19

NMIlNTER ARRANGEMENT 'TwfcE a WEEK
w The Steamboats, Columbus and Pocabontas 10
and from Norfolk and Baltimore, will commence on
Monday, the 9Th december TO only twice week;
leaving Baltimore and Norfolk every Monday and Thurs
day morning, at 10 o'clock; and on and aner Thurs
day. the Ith January, 1896, they Will only once
week, leaving Baltimore every Thursday, and Norfolk
every MONDAY morning at 10 o'clock. Should the ma
vgaon OF The Paapsco be Interrupted by ice the pas-
sengers VIII be landed at Annapolis as formerly
and Friday morning, for Richmond and return eyery
Sunday and Wednesday
Passage and fare to Norfolk Sc All bageaqe AZ the
risk Of the owners. JAMES FERGUSON g0s1f
Baltimore, December A. G1-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-19

4 kRuGS, Medicines, Pants, OILS, DyestuGs, Glass,
nD S'c;, $cEIhe subscriber will, in lew days be in
Merchants and Physicians, who may wish TO purchase
al chofesdle assuring them that every inducenent which
at the old established stand sign of the Black Boy and
hortar Market Square, door below Messrs Lancas-
Ter DENLY q CO. and immediately opposite Messrs f.
81 ~ .; lanes ~ Go. Nj. L. DAY.
nidicn Ia lUl-6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-25

Can the uniform opponents Of President Jackson
administration expect to continue to deceive the people
as to their real object, the prostration of the Republican
party: Can that portion Of the Opposition who lately
supported Mr.. Van Buren, for the Vice Presidency, re-
cur, without a blush Of shame, TO their then defence of
him against the ISLANDERS which they now propagate, and
to their declarations that be was not only one of the
ablest men in the country. but that he was one OF the
mos, Southern men, in his feelings, and his principles,
10 be found North OF The Potomac: viii the Repub!i-
cans of the United States be reduced or driven from
their cause BY nrtifces and claGno:: VIII they be so
blind TO their safety rs TO elect for their leader, one Who
has deserted from thcir ranks, or either OF those who
have always belonged to TIE ranks of their creEnies:-
] DO no: hclieve It. No. Si'; the people will elect Martin
Van Buren,. We shall have another successful Demo.
cratic Administration: and when the passions OF This con-
iiict are over. those who put forth these unioundcd aba
sc5 viii be not less ashamed to b" known asthcir authors.
tAan hose Who charged A,lr. Jefferson with every moral
and political corruption; than those who denounced the
v;Ilu0us Madison rs worthy of the halter; or ;han those
who fer the last seven years have been charging with
every crime which. can blacken Tie human character:
TINT man who has justly Obtained the reputation OF be-
ing one of the greatest men OF the agc.-ln conclusion:
| oii"r you i sentiment:
Nathaniel Macon-M7ny of his old comrades have
fallen by his side, and few have deserted; his colnrs are
still flying at the mast. mol ln be struck 10 Northern Ia
mdlics c. 10 Southern disorganizcIs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-25
virginia & nc. a lHaaHac lor 1897

EUST PUBLlSHED-And for sale by J. WARRocK,
oB he Virginia and North Carolina .l'nanack, for the
year 1887; by DAVID RlcHARpsos, Of Louisa county, Va.
containing, in part, a correct list of the Senate and
House of Delegates: and representation in Congress from
Virginia: the different Courts in Virginia; the proper
ton of the Surplus Revenue Of the United States for
each State; the Post Office revenue for the capital of
each State, and the total revenue of the General Post
Office; a correct list of the Majors and Brigadier- Gene
rails, and Field Officers of Cavalry and Artillery in the
Militia of Va a description Of the matrimonial garden,
the unwedded one, with scvera! other useful and enter
tanning pieces. Sept. %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-25

FEAMPDEN SIDNEY COLLEGE.-Thc Winter
II e Session will commence the Isl Of November, and
terminate the Sd Wednesday Of April, with a recess Of
ten days, AT Christmas. The course Of instruction in
this Institution. has recently been enlarged, and some
very important additions have been made 10 the Chrmi-
cal and Philosophical .7ppGraiDS. !. may also he proper
TO state: that the Pr4frSsorship Of Chemistry and .idtnrcl
PhiioSOphy, is now filled By a gentleman with whose re.
pulution in these apartments If science, the public are
already in some measure acquainted. 1t is confidently
believed. that the arrangements no" made, and The sys-
tenn Of discipline pursued. will afford the facilities for an
education, as thorough and extensive as that Of any Col
leGe in our country; while the location OF the College, IN
the midst of a highly refined and moral community brings
the students under an influence the most salutary III the
formation Of their characters.
The oGccrS, with their respective apartments, arc,
d. L.. CARROLL. ID. d,
President and Preftssor Of Intellectual and .l0roL PHI
losophv, PoliticaI Economy and National Lar; and Lee.
turcr OH the Ecidenccs of LhriSiianity.
JOINS w. DRarER. II. d..
PrnfcSsor Of ChemiStJy y, .NntaraL WI0s0phy and Ply
siology.
PEE Powers, a. NJ,
Professor of .Nnhcmaucs.-ln this department, the
course of Instruction will be extended through the Dr.
ftrcntini and Intcerai Calculus, including some Of their
applications.
RoBEEr G.. BEAHcH, a.. NJ,
Prcfcssor Of .4ncient Lang"agcs, .7nriem History and
Geoera1hv, and Grcek ana Romnn antiquities.
Besides the regular course Of instruction. the follow
ing independent SchOOLs arc established in College:
.ha,ionai .JRriSprudencc.- Lectures on the Constitution
and Lamsof the I. Suites: By D. l.. CARROLL. Fee $40.
.~7aaiyncat Chemistry, applied to -Hincraiogy aud Geo
lorm BY joins w. DRAPER. Fee $50.
Crit Engineering: By PIKE PowERs. Fee $l5.
French and Spanish languages: BY R. G.. BRANCH
Fec so.
Rcraiar Erprnas.-Teit;on $50; BOard, from 50 to
$40 per month, payable in advance for the whole Ses-
sion. Room Rcai SO. ScrrantS Hire 81 -.
1t is very desirable that students should attend at the
commencement Of the Scssinn.
PIKE POWERS, Clcrk to the Faculty..
IL I5-,rIm
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,v.,o,v The f,,ioulns from 4 ,crles Of short poems, uo"," -
y .JTy yon .IoutaIy .N0s7:inc, and entitled scr'r ~
W. -a.., from Nh. on vi EILI0rT, Inc a'lhof " nr
NJ Tis pcrson. whose talent. and reputation 10 !" = =,
b., .Ssr.c;cr, !. Il IN manufacturer Of sn:a!I articles o. mna - - Isr,ui Is
nE..s.Ii ,sor -bu, he ia. found LINE 10 impress hi"n''' ~
unoa his a.e, ~ the force aud strength OF his ios""t "''"s' '
is 20 common fnhah. .,-,, ,c.;o, with
some OF; the FRS; n:cn in Ea.iand; and his influence ana IenTeAlo"s 80 -
-, RI ,.rfc.ly Tess rAzised. We love 10 see this homage o
:, ~ :, Il r;o;,y or,y,c,Icc:. Thai, il, is deserved IN the case ufEiL'',r; ~"
,";,t ,b- Ines euspins, will ofriemseises abundantIy prove. what
s "mnr H.. author writes, takes rs stani on Tie holy side OF mo'eii'y
ma y;rIue and he has produced much verse, whose excellent tcn"'
sncv wouid compete iavogaJly with that cf GoLD'M;rIi.-!ha' "a;'
'' INSCRIPTIONS.
BIZ the Gu,ior Of Corn Lag RAgr'es."
Stop here. seduce:. stop awhile!
Ayillain's victim sleeps beIo";
She drank the poison gtG %mHe,
.4nd to.nG ra: iar!esS !ore IS go.
Too true 10 Gou5, The lip thu. lied!
Too trusting maIj. too fond 'o'cer;
Too Oft they met on Robbers side,
For she was young and he IVES dear.
known hy the arrow 10 her breast,
She incurred her 5ouCs-ihc1 ;oinec Inc heej
Now IaRY;s sOIruws uVe at rest,
And hr I'D tory spnaks 20 thec.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-25

HD u. SANXAY, BookGindr, BookscHcr and Stu
.EAe toner, offers for sale, at his Bookstore, Richmond
lmginia, publications in every department Of literature,
embracing Hebrew. Greek, Latin, Italian, French, Span.
ish, Germ,u and English School Books also. lcgcrs
journals day, invoice. ordef, letter, cash, bill, bank
sales, receipt, pass, check and memorandum books inn
pcrial, super royal, royal, medium, deIni, touscap, folio
post, bank post, folio and quarto, Bath post, water lined
post, hot pressed, gilt edged, black edged, thin laid, thick
and thin wovc qnarto post, English, French and Amrri.
eau cartridge paper, for post Offices all kinds Of draw
ing paper; India pith paper tracing, tissue and ivory
paper. lrunmongcrs paper, colorcd and fancy paper,
orange, blue, pink, green, scarlet, yellow, gold and
silver, embossed morocco and colored, Dutch metal, mar
BILE, apothecarics, blue and French quarto post glazed
Papers.
English. Dutch, American quilts; crow quilts ready
made pens; steel, gold and silver pens.
Gold s~pAugled, green, blue, yellow, brown, red, black
sealing wax red, black, letter, note, pea and notarial
waters.
Ink powder and ink; pen knives. parchment; desk
kni"cs, and all kinds of stationary all kinds of draw
ing and painting Instruments: pocket books, checks; bills
Of iading, and all other mercantile blanks; musical instru-
mrntS; mathematical instr uments.
K. y. ). bcgs leave TO inform the public that his stock
Of paper, which has recently been selected by himself in
the Northern towns. is. as he conccives. the cheapest lot
ever purchased by him: his English and French paper is
particularly handsome and cheap-his blank hook paper
is OF the best quality that can be procured.
Having an extensive Bookbinding Establishment at
tachcd TO his store, he is prepared to rule and bind TO
order, merchants account books and record books for
county Courts. Old books re. bound, and bookbinding
in all lis varieties Of elegance and plainness, executed
OH the most moderate terms.
The facilities afforded Il. ID. S. Of procuring foreign
publications, enables him to furnish 10 order all books
published in England. France, Germany, or any other
parts of Europe, with the utmost possible dispatch, and
at Il small advance on the cost.
Speclacles 10 suit all eyes-new glasses fitted in
frames. and spectacles re palred.
Dctolpr Is 1T-6t
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POETRY.


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bcr OF; ,hs Ncw Mon,h!y Magazine, when "7d'' a.. ~ -, authorship,
tcnd-nes. The editor Processes himself ig1oian. o. -, ,ce,iccu will
which he sumised had l. transatlantic o''s'"'
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Who shall ,hv say buH"ca":! dsss'''t'
Thine yer Ecsdy not. of rG'fu'c Ito
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h.c,Gt, HnI caad A5jot o! mTrnie
haeh nsb !" hon AT By day-brt al! aishi long
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70 70 The melancholy Jacques, complaint
Mn.,,r on IA. .-lnod. violence aud w'ohs'
And Striking for thy motley cna: again.