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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-29
I'EX.4S.

a letter from Natchez lin the u. States Telegraph
states that The Hon. WIN. S. Archer, and DR. Cooke
oil Virginia. Mr. Ross MIR Blackboard and several other
Young gentlemen, also from Virginia, Kentucky aud
tennessee accompanied MIR. Quitman and Gen Felix
i..r. ILL.,
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Brssding n aae came--Eaeonragiag.

The foloSin hadeipha by Mr.
John Hare POWELL ofhis Gno Durham Cattle
hull wOcks oil SOLD for eloo
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-29

srsssals co and FGes yeas eid ds H,at 500 En-
Ldacf 4.
Randolph nanisou's Fly BY Tiiaocon dam by Jack
Andrews. AM
John noh's Emily Chapman, BY Sir cbaIss dam tho
dam Of Collier, %
Robert sianars BY Gohanna, dam Lady Groosnyine dis
Wm. Galt's q. hy Eclipse, dam sniy iFake, dis.
Wm. w. EOanos Blk Guinago, ~ TInoiaon, dam BY Tom
Tough, 2 dr..
First heat Nj Cats colt and No Roano's III
lYhe badiy di.ismpesd. Time hest In s. - 81
heat, On. 80 beat, ln SOL ith heat Pm.
srcoSp RACE.
spepsiote Ceis and files Years Oh Furaacs D.
Richard Adams C. by Sir Charles, By Tipt5p die.
james = Carson's b BY Timoleon, dam Margaret .
Pickett and Robertson By Cohanna, dam she dam Of
Voto, dr..
w. n. scon'sb.c by Marion dam b. Washington ds
VIM r. Jolnsou's b. By SID Charles dam The dam o Si0f,
Tims-lsi beat, no. 5is. 81 heat, I'm. 5ls
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ORANCE-O d.
StaHdydsriNc.

Siaughter SWmg) s................. l05
~ the Courthouse and Robinson's, Wooliolk's ma
joTity 81, and that Smith ahead Of Slaughter
which elects Smith without the aid Of Madison county
We understand Woolioks majority is Id in tie
county.
NeIsOn.-Col. A. Brown, Rep) without opposition
HueWSf0 - Harper aud stewart Wings
In the Wyte District, McCaniant goes 10 his own
county (Gayson) considerably ahead Of Met omos-
C.eftwitch witldrawn) McCamant is Of lis cleo
ton.
No gain or loss IN any of those counties But two
Senator'S gained in smith Slaughter and McComant
over mcConns Thus, after oasetting e loss Of Flood,
we have gaiHes one Senator nett
~ Preseat slaie Of tie CamDaiQn-- Republicans "a
Wings, 80 Republican majority, T.
. Not ia The lasi Legislature.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-29
COVTESTED ELECTIONs

The Wings have been so hard run in some of The
counties, and The only by the eyelashes that
We shall have many contested elections Of The next
session, as had al the last Hopkins Of Potshafa
disputes Scott election (maioriiy r. Kane of Trunk
n disputes the return Of Woods by the casting vote Of
tie High SheritWoods, Of fredcrick opposes Smith
(maJory D1and i appears from the following letter
IN the Globe that Burke disputes the election Of Ball
DIV a majority Of
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DEATHS

L. BURFooT, 7seas'r comTo nc; ala .
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-01
DOMESTIC kNTELLIGENCE.
RICHMOND, July 20.
HOIORS 70 MADISON.

Yesterday, the Citizens of Richmond paid the
most marked honcr TO the memory of the illusri-
Gus Madison. The Capitol Bell was tolled every
minute in tho morning; and little after 10
O'Clock, the Procession of the Volunteers, Off
GERS Of the Government, and Citizens was formed
in the Main street, opposite to the Union Hotel,
and marched 10 the Capitol Square, where plat
form and seats had been arranged in the Eastern
ravine, and the numerous company of Ladies and
Gentlemen sat cmbosomcd IN the shade of the
trees.
The Ceremony commenced with very appro-
pirate PRAYER from Bishop Aleoro--ihen followed
Mr.. Mcfarland, the Orator OF thu day-and the
proceedings were closed by brief but lmpre,siv
prayer from the Rev. Mr.. Taylor, of the Second
Baptist Church.
We hope TO have the pleasure Of laying the o
ration before readers. Ii will best speak FOR
itself. II was beautiful picture of great and
good man. lie presented the character of Nj.
Madison in new lights aud bcautics--and gave a
rapid but Just view of his services and virtues.
The fine moral it nculcated was finely expressed.
Eagubcr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-01
EROM kE-ME

The L. ;. transport schooner Motto, Capt,
Arms,' one, arrived from Tampa Bay on Tuesday,
2Sth June.
We received letter from our correspondent
at Tampa, stating that there was no news 10 COM
municate. About 300 troop, are stationed al
Tampa during the sumner.
1t has long been predicted that the Indians
would repair 10 Cape Florida There they man
ntaciurc the coontN or arrow root in abundance,
ms this article is 10 be found nowhere else on the
coast 1t is very nutritious. and io,ms an excellent
article Of food. rs prediction Is now being full
filled. Considerable numbers have been seen
passing in thai direction from towards Cape Sable
They have even encamped SO near Indian hey
that their fires were visible all night.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-01

Thomas, (Whig.) by What majority we have mol
learned. The Legislative returns are not suiil-
cion,ly extensive to enable us TO form any opinion
Of the complexion of that body. In New Orleans
! vanites and 3 Wings elected, though eeerg
account from thar place, except thal"hich reaches
ps through the Washington Globe, admits that ma
tiop,l politics had no influence upon the election,
which was conducted almost exclusively in refer
cnce to city intercsts-lhe upper and lower wards
bcias arraycd against each other Nor u II true
We learn, rs stated in the Globe, that the New Oh
lean, DEDICATION was last year composed entreIy
Of Whss-thrcc, at leas, 81 them being Of tie 9th
err party. We have no apprehension, Whatever
tina: Louisiana will vote for \ an Buren,. 1t would
be- the marvel Of mar,els II an asowcd Disfict
tbolidon,t should find favor with a majority of a
sugar and cotton-erowing people.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-01
EMPRESS MAIL.

1t will be seen, by the advertisement of the Post
master General, that it is proposed to run am ex-
press mail from New Y ork TO Mobile, at which
point it will unite with the ordinary mail, and be
carried by steamboats, to New Orleans 1t will
diminish the time now required 10 convey in,or-
nation from the great emporium of the Atlantic
to its destined Mississippi rival about one-haIl-
from thirteen days to little more than six-at the
rate, throughout the line, of about ten miles an
hour, night and day No newspapers or other
burthcnsomc packages, it will be seen, are to be
transported by the express mail, but only Sins
from newspaper offices in lien ofexchanoe papers.
letters (athor than such as contain money! nor nx-
ccoding halt an ounce in weight and public de-
spatches. Such an arrangement would have been
exec 'dngly ADVANTAGEOUS during the late dis,nr-
Dances on the Indian frontier
twill be seen, that, between Fredericksburg
and Columbus, Geo. two routes are SUGGESTED. tho
selection between which the Postmaster General
will make after ,ho bid, shall have been consider
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-01
From tie -Ncte Orleans Idccrtiscr, Jalg Is.
TE\AS

To the politrnc>s of DIR. FLtNEGtN, arrived
yesterday by the >chr Shenandoah, from Nelasco,
we are indebted for the annexed interesting IN
formations: which we ,hink may be relied on.
The cabinet is continually engaged in business;
there seems to be no spare time. Colonel Somer-
vile has us taken his place in the national coun-
ciiS and from his business qualities and republican
manners PleaSes every one. He is tried soldier,
and public opinion will not let any one enjoy of
fee without merit. The whole Brazos population
are delighted at the idea of meeting the enemy.
The general Indignation is strong against Santa
Ana that l'ls guard, under Captain Patton, had TO
watch continually to keep him from assassinalion
hM'o"fe was shot at by a soldier few days since,
ana narrowly escaped, the bali passing two or
three inches above his head. The gentleman who !
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-01

Seat and ian Burep.-I'he Richmond Enqui-
rcr publishes the loIIowin. letter to gentleman,
who, it says, IS intimately acquainted with the
facts, as rolulation OF the rumor that Gen SCOTS
recall from the command Of the Southern army
had been instigated by the Vice President, as Il
punishment for the supposed -teatment OF hls
son, while the aid -de-edop Of Gen. f'so,,.
Iiosainetoa, Jaig 2f.--So far from young
Van Buren, or his tathrr having any Ting to do
with the matter (of SCOTS reea,l can safely
swear, that thel did not cFen know OF it. YOUNG
Van Buren, has again and asaia expressed to me
the greatest solieilude for Scots interest and
prompted the publication Of articles indicating
him, and has cyinccd since his q. B.'s) return
from tIorida,) in various ways, The greatest any
ictv for his Success"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-01

The SWings.-The Saratoga Sentinel of the
l9ih ult., computes the arrival during the last
week at from thousand To twelve hundred
and the whole number OF yisitants now in the vii
lage to amount 10 over Two thousand Amone the
gentlemen OF distinction who arrived las, week
were the Hon. silas Wright, Jr., Hon \. p. Tall
madge, }. NJ. Robinson, Mr. King of Alabama,
MIR. King of Georgia, L. s. Senators, and NJ.
Cave johnson, member of Congress from Tonnes
see.
The Hon. Martin Van Buren,, Hon. r. NJ. John
Son, and Gen. Ripley, late ofthe L. ). Army, are
expected TO arrive the present week
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-01
NEW York. July %

W" ipkh, July -.
SUIcIDn.-A native of Austrii Poland named
Joseph A. Mencel, shot himself in this city yestcr-
day. He was engaged in the late Polish struggle
Tor independence. His papers found after his de.
cease contained extracts from poets in varods Lam
guages, OF IA tenour which indicated mind infect
cd with a diseased melancholy. Among them was
discov' red the following:
Having noticed that the Coroner'S Jury very
often lind verdict of insanity against man less
strongly attached to wretched life than in their
opinion he ought to have been, /, unable to write
like 'Aloses and some others after DEATH intend TO
be beforehand with those gentlemen. DECLARING
them to be first rate fools if they should pronounce
me mad; butmy precantion is perhaps superfu-
Gus: they will not insult an unknown, solitary
stranger, in the their kindness reserves for
friends only. Besides, the real worth of a iurvs
verdict, even in capital case the recent vilanous
acquittal of IA two-fod murderer has very clearly
sl,own.''
ANoTHER.-The Wilmington Gazette of yes
terday relates that Outen L. Davis, one of the most
wealthy citizens of Wilmington, committed sui
eide on Thursday morning by cutting his throat
50 efcctually as to sever both ugular VEINS and Ill
vidc the flesh on the whole circumference of the
neck. He had for some lime pas, abored occa-
sionally under what was supposed to be mania a
Pofu.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-01
NEW CONCERN.

TgNllE subscribers having purchased the entire
\ STOCK OF Nc~,rN. Campbell, Wilson X co, have
aSsoeIalcd themselves together under the st,c and
finn vi CAMPBELL. \ STErFOE, for a term oil
years, with view of conducting a permanent bust
ness, At the old stand Their assortment at pre-
Ne4 comprises almost every article of StGpic s Fan
~ Dry tioa3s Grocfri,s, Hgrdicarc Cuiiery sc. and
III ale" weeks, will be added to, by their Fall pur-
chascs IN The Northern aud Eastern cities all of
winch they viii sell ON the most reasonable tcrns-
HEY respectfully solicit continuance IF the for
mer customer, Of thc house. and the public general
" and by their uurcmIug cNcrtious, hope to giYc
satlsactlna WILLIAM 7. CAMPBELL.
EDWARD y. STEPrOE.
Liberty. july 81 W;}u if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-01

o. 1t is now said that il is not Miss Martncau
AT whom the Vice President has been casting " a
Sleeps eye" but that the widow of Com. Dcca-
tur is the lady whose chares have constrained him
to yield to the &" soft impeachment Little Van
is a ndgician in love as well as in war, looking
one way and rowing another. Hence tie difficulty
Of tracking him in either The Richmond Enqui-
rcr, which is doubtless an fat in all matters APP
pertaining to Mr.. Van Buren,, as we'll as to his son
" ibraham,' docs rot believe that the Vice mas
been caught either by the maid or the widow.
How, then, came the nmors alloat p! The dappcr
lit tie dandy must have been =" sitting up,'' as the
yankees say, with the two ladies' with whose
names his own has been thus intimately as
Socatcd,- and if he has been playing the cav
dccciycr" with them, we warn him that he
will have plunged into water ten times hot
ter than any through which he has ever waded
in his political career. Let him beware of the
love OF woman converted into wrath The t,rv
even ola Benton, in his sublimeSt aeue-lits. w..
il fool to it,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-01

th"ferd at Tie Soath.-We have been favored
with the perusal of letter dated Alexandria, La,
June 18th, which states lhat several persons had
recently died at that place of Asiatic Cholera
Night before last, 1--WE quote the letter. our friend
Shaw Was seized yioenty--ais was an aggravated
ease--and he survived only - hours"
AleAander Mason, Esq. respectable lawyer
IN this place, committed suicide on Monday last.
BY shooting himself through the temple with ps-
iol.-ll,e cause Of this melancholy act cannot be
xurnScd" IA L Syy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-01

Lieut.. Wheeiock, who was in the same battle
in which Col llieeman distinguished himself, died
by his own hand, as we learn from the 81 Au-
gustine Herald. His exposure brought on fever,
and in moment of delirlum he shot hlmseltwith a
pistol.
Major Ransom found dead il his bed, ON
the morning OF the Sd inst, having been apparent
" in tho enjoyment OF excellent health the da,
previous
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-01
LOUISIANA ELECTION.

Henry Johnson and Rice Garland, Esqulres,
doth Whgs,) and Gen Ripley (N. b. are all re-
elected to Congress from Louisiana--the two Tor
mcr without opposition, the latter against Gen Z
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-01

Gcn. SeoH.--Thc Georgetown Metropolitan
sFrs-r IL . tttat 4tSr-
qncnce OF his recall from the South, applied ior a
Coun of Enquiry into his conduct and thar his e.
quest will probably be acceded 10.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-01

The Post Master nj MllledreyiIlc states that
The United Sta'.s Mail Is aaan running regularly
through to Monteoaeie, Alabama.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-01

Al the States choose b. General Ticket, cx-
ccpt South Carolina which chooses BY the Legs
latufc.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-01

fr0m the Ncw Orleans idrcrtiscr, Jaig II.
The rumorS from Texas by Rod river still midi
cate the approach of large invading army. It's
said that the TcNians have blown up the Alamo
and retired west also dismaned the fortress Of
Goliad.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-01
SOUTHERN LITERARY nFssr,....

ISL Parliament in lS35-Third c,r,,'''us~Brit-
Obstacles and Ilindranccs to Education =. Tue
from the fccuia' Faults OF Parents, Teaq5o,5 W
rel',''s' anu U',. portion oil the Public NM
Y'''S '.'"c" III "'rC'n. ana Controlling m.
- .,:.I. ~ ,'> w. "arnet-Nafion-
Inval;d No II TLc portr,i, Diary Of an
stancv. by f.. Burke Fishcr-paral;soT INV Con
ter to B.-,-Thc Science Of Life LIT
or's"ai FoIH@'-- 10 Lock Of Ilar by
;, -. ""N', "% ). T.. Mccabe-
WIN, s,a NI'' ,lhe Bellies of.
J-S--. now Of tlabina- A,.1', o'G-io
Ed1orial-C critical N0tCos-lIouseafi
Random RecoIIoci'on> OF the liouseof Lord, From,
Inc year ,0'V 10 IH'o, including Personal Sketch
~, I,e "'e "alar Of Ran
Sigourncy's Icttcrs-L,ttcr, 10 y,',z 0','ols-
lv Mrs l.. II. Scourncy--Thc Doclor S'
Raumcr's England En- and in iS35
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H. TIL, 3d No. of " IDacALnra" contains
matter Of crave impor to the 1cc,,re Of Staultof,
AMI the Valley, as we'll as of Richmond. We n-
-, :;
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-01
Es:R.N'VER.

ElA LOADS good Wood, in all the months of
WV August and September. Apply to
ALFRED PENN.
On Diamond HI.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-01
VIEW Bt.S!.Y'E,S,S
AND
NE EHs a. % 80 I'd g.


I HAVE a hl.c parcel Of Bacon ca hand of IN,
y own cujng, which will be SOLD OFF, lowe
han the present market price.
I JOHN j. PIRNIS.
july vSw if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-01

H. The y. y Evening Post says: :" 1t would
be AN odd circumstance il Mr.. Van Buren, should
get the vote of Kentucky" You are right for
once. 1t would be very odd indeed
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-01

THEENPENSES OF CONoRESS.-Tbe
Fred, ricksburg Arena la, been Informed, from
good authority, bat the cost Of paper alone, during
the past session, for the u>e Il members oi the
House Representatives, amounted 10 oat nun
drcd and tccnfg- fee doiiars per mtm5sr.
1t was boldly asserted, by Jackson IN l'oen
member, that if a committee WI faisea, lie would
prove that there were members in the habit oil 81
ling, at bait price choohs which Congress direct
cd TO be furnished TO them, at the public expense,
and that the books thus purchased @era supplied
to members afterwards, al the tu pglee, under the
same resolutions. Bdhtmofe Ghfaatrlt.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-01

We learn that Nj. Cooper has another series oi
European sketches IN prcSs, IN the course ol
which he is quite severe upon upon some ol lie
Americans who solourned in raris dnrae his les-
idcncc IN Dhal capital. ihHdd. Ia.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-01
GREAT FEAT.

Mr.. james Read, the purst, performed his fiat
of strength and speed on Tuesday last much 10 the
satisfaction Of all his friends. He ran from New
Castle to this city, drew snlky weighing 30 lbs
one mile of the distarce, and picked up on the
Wilmington Bridge ID poaioes. one yafd apafi
and carried each sinsiy 10 iir end al the brlder,
in one hour aud Eve minutes, Icing 3 minutes les
than the Time limited.
The whole distance passed over has been com
pulcd al about eigl, miles. \ larre number o oar
citizens collected on the bridge TO witness the III
mnaton Of the performance, and were greatly
surprised to see Mr.. Read coming in before ,
O'Clock, who after accomplishing ms feat, ran up
Market street go his LODGINGS d,faneine or Fastest
runners, aud cvnciag readiness 10 make anoiier
trial. We are informed thai MI. Read can be backed
to the amount Of 1000. that no individual, ekert
the famous Sannard, can perform the s1lne leat III
the same time. ~ dHmsfon G6E.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-02
THE HERALD-NEw YORK.
BEAUTEoUs WOMAN.

love To see the deep blue sky,
At SUMMER eve with wsiIe clouds rolled
When through the tIees the ST. winds sigh.
And TIE aud clouds are tinged with gold
Whrn day gives night his parting kiss,
Aad bird. their sheltered cosers seek
But IN. dearer love 10 gaze
Oa beant-0Hs woman's cheek.
oh beautiful's he mOOnlit sky,
When bright faced day his dag hath furld,
I wrap my Ii ding spirit in
That ssaagie1 banner If the world
For Oh, de My 1--we th 1t sight,
Nv c0antrv's emblems there trece,
But afer sill 10 me 'he light,
That shine in beauteous wOman's face.
The sea may boast its treasures rare,
The ca IN it, hi lden rich iaid nine,
Blu. maushl with woman can compare,
When graced with beanty's CHI sm divine
AMI j. the hearts with viItue frlught,
And ,afe lfecliOa there We trace,
Oh WIN WOsld wish 20 g.ze n aught
More bcsa.iiul than woman's face,
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-02
THE QUAKER QuEsrlos.-we are sorry to learn that


the negotiation foot between the Orthodox party OF
Quakers and the Society OF Friends in this city has
failed, suspended with very little prospect OF re-
newa The reason for this unhappy rupture is an ap-
prehension the part of the Orthodox party, that they
may establish precedent, which will operate unfa-
vorably upon their brethren in Pennsylvania, who
in possession of all the property in the State, amount
ing lweuty times the in controversy here IS
said that settlement upon the principles proposed by
the late passed in New Jersey and agreed upon by
the parties in this city, if extended to Philadelphia
will operate against the Orthodox party in the aggre
gate several millions of dollars They have therefore
declined the proposed pro-rata dividend WOODWORKING
bene6cially in both cities. We really wish the Quaker
gentlemen would leave il to the ladies-they would
settle it in short order.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-02
HENRY WELLS.


nOCTOR BOYD, a Member Of the Royal College f
~ Ireland and lately practitioner the city OF
London hi. services ac-an the Of
His experience and close attention this class
csmpanss his pleasant sais, and peo mode Of treamen
ii. during long and extended practice and
hove ALL his legitimate needles, qralf are few OF the
which he rests his claims public patronage In this
empricis when ignorant eenders and mpnaent quass
daily spreading their lure the de.uon, Dr.
wish friendly and voice his TEL
and tell them beware Of such dangerous
might this day. in the health and
oany of manhood IL .r had only heated by
duly qualified numbered the nourahe and
dead Apparent very and easily effected;
cradle latent which will otherwise conen its
un,ey grave belongs the legitimate province Of
medicine in the hands Of sklfu and able practitioner T Dr.
soy sing To convince ms psrns, by producing
their inspection h regular diploma. member Of the Royal
College Of Surgeons in Ireland aud kei iestimcnals for
iy and SKILL r.m who Justly considered yhts and
their uessioH- His mode Ut Safe chec-
ua and expet requiring either tie III
diet exeoi.e Recent Affections he pledges hneif TO
radically wihih few DAYS, and Of seer Standing
greater msigniy will he treated with conai,y and SKILL In
pa,ier may after having heinr dseharg
If DIR. Bnyd. that ria health established
firm htss. and his constitution j. renovated and
impaired Ills professional honur and faith pledged Ia this and
haers hsrf that scharseer aud standing stkcsni war
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