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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-18
FROM The N6,c Orleans Enhe!in, Of .Rareh %
IMPORTANT FROM TEXAS.

The following important documents Wei, placed
in our hands b, senth nan just arrived from
Texas. The n-w> is melancholy indeed and
here is opened another field o. action for the no.
BE hearts new returning triumphant, and covered
with l.ulels wen on the bank, Of the Wuhacoo-
che., against Toes less savage, perhaps, 'han Santa
Anna, nrrcilcss Mexican haG,s.
Otn ntolnan. met the express bearing tie new
W. CIV, and from Linn procured copies 10 be pub
li,I,d Ia tie iGiul nation Of tie ropl On this side
Of the Saline whose relations aud friends, Kin and
,ountrS nsen, are nov the Victims Of Mexican bar
hnritA. Col. Bowie, il is said, sEot himseli--and
Col. T,a,is stalled himself to escape the cruel
ties oftle enemy. Molly ,kcl fought dearly 'hcy
, sold their lives, hu, none escaped OF the Who'll,
sagIison oi San tnluniu.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-18
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
New Nonk, April s.
LATEST FROM MEXICO.

B, the ship Mexican, Capt. kimboll, We have
received Vera Cruz papcy> 10 March 18Th. Gen
Bnl,apan, acting Prcs,dcn, of the Republic in the
absence OF Santa Anna, departed this life ON the
Isl His disease is stated to have been puird ma
lienani fever He wa, sick fourteen days. The
paper. are full ut cnogISic paragraphs concern
ing him. hi, remains were inferred with glaat
p"nr.
The Republic generally, with the exception Of
Tens, is represented to have hrcn tranquil.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-18
MONDAY. Spri, ,s, lsao

~ r. lhe " DEM0fh41', is discoafinu,5 =
4htonder TO job Work shars Of ,,I;e I''a h'ssft
~ soi'eifed. Ihose arho hare teen kigJ ,.sP.et.l
come jo"rar@ =" like sood mon and I'm, = sHS4gi 70
odrd@ee' 'rH hare the money refunded G 1,'g lgg
% paramount nature, compel me 10 adopt o,h'
10 support young Eaoiiy. 2hoH B, ya'f mto',
h9r1r'r' te'fo'r-c't-e"s end j. ota fntg,. s GU
sAoH Oe "'0%.G'y 10 CORRECT misrpestnictia nm II
an" my ""f'T'dfS ShdH be al your serriee ny "tit
j. VI. SlIJTU
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-18
200 NEGROES WANTED
IMMEDIATELY

TUE highest price in CASH will be given for liz ell,
l. NEGROES, from l3 to 2S years old Two or
three good Carpenters and Black smiths are wanted
ROWAN { IiARRISS.
March II .n, #
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-18

The American Colonization Society recently
received dona,ion from friends in the Malratta
country in the East Indies.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-18
'nll

"a Il !, supposed by the friendly Chic., dat
ilcre were abou, 100 Indian, and Nccrors."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-18
~. ~. e. FIR.

(Bonk S4"o",J
u EGS leave To il.l,lnl his friends and The public.
- thathe las just received his Spring assortment
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-18
New Spring arges Summer Goods.

\ lSIiN X HANCOCK be. leave to inform
their friends and the public generally, that they
have commenced the MfEoAhTlLE BUSINESS. in the
house recent, occupied by James Boa aud next door
to No"lm y Co. Where DIZZY arc now receiving a &C.
neral assortment OF
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-18
NEW ssG3fg STORE.
Earsis, &. s.ashaIsl,

TlNIlE subscribers having entered INTO coPar'-
i nrr>hn under tie firm ot
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-18
HENRI !

\ gentleman whites to US that MAJ. George Nv
tin wv hiel has been elected by majority of
votes over Peter liaiIsion (Nan BUREN, AWh
gain. Last wear, Henry was replesenitdby Co
Fonlane, a Van Suienite
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-18
PATRICK.

James NJ. Redl (Nhig) has been elected in III
county. Majority not ascerlained. Last ,e
represented by isaac Adams ". b. WHO COME,
ed and obtained the seat of Capt. Criz Anolb
uhig cain
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-18

John lioor (whg) reelected, without oppn.
ton. We class Mr.. Ilooc among the wings, be,
cause he processes to belong to thai part, and
generally votes with them, though he is becoming
somewhat famous for rccantng and npooelzne iot
his votes after they are given, aud Notwithstanding
the Enquirer OCCASIONALLY eA,ols his hberaIi,, puts
his ability, and admircs his cloquencc We have
some apprehension that lie is infected with the
leavcn of Van Burenisn, but there is no danger
that he will "go the whole hog" with that par
~, so long AS his constituents are so nearl, unan-
mous the other way.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-18
BUG kf\GlIAM.

S'"ots.-.Dr. J. W. Flood ". b 1916. Col.
lSil"> NJ. Bondurant (whgl 472-riood's major.
itv "a Bondurant's majority in Can'pbeN y,
(no u, as stated in our TASTY b. is therefore
ahead -Cnmbrrland only 10 vote, whc, will auc.
ment his aierltv.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-10-08
GEN. HARRISON.

A favori.e term of reproach with the
Van Buren, editors, when speaking of
Gen. Harrison, ia to style him "hero
OF many defeats" We have looked
through all the best authenticated rec.
ords Of the las! war, but cannot fad a
single instance in which Harrison was
defeated. Will those persons who
make use of this term--and who pro-
Tess to be men of uulh-name a single
battle, in which he had command, in
which he was not victoriousl Ifthey
cannot point out one instance, will they
not admit, that ia thus speaking of q
brave, skilful, gallant and victorious
general, they are wiJful asd base sol.
unisiatorse Such the public win 80
gard them, unless they subs,anti re ,hs;,
charges. Such base csndo !, as ,bs;rs
indeed. is unworthy o. Amsricao fras ;
msn-indssd, the, canuo. be An a. n
eons wp| thu SANDER the man who so
no''y Protected the frontiers against a
saV@ge foe aided by victorious British
dsmy.
Al the same time also, that these
men are furnishing the evidences Of
Harrison's defeats, will they also point
out ,gaot praise sorthy things Martin
Yam Barren did TO defend his country
at the time toe speak Of. War was on
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-10-08

the nation, frown Indignantly upon
this revolutionary attempt to defeat the
operation of the State laws, and VIC
late the constitutional privileges of the
people.
Ii is said By the friends Of misrule,
that these nineteen delinquents have
done we'll in not attending to the du'
ties of their appointment, because the
twenty one Wings were chosen by q
less number of votes than were the
nineteen Tories but il il not attempt.
ed to deny that the election TOOK place
exactly according to the constitution
Of the State, nor is it presumed that
the provisions Of the constitution were
made 10 suit this or that party. 1.-THE
constitution is wrong, let it be altered
in the way customary in this country
ANY other way is a erime-it is NOR
al trsason-and should be visited up
on the offenders with signal and unmi-
tjeable punishment. The choice of q
majority Of candidates Of one political
creed, when the whole number OF those
who voted are Of different caste, is
incident to an election by disricts.-
We know we'll tina. such case occurs
at every Presidential election but we
have not yet heard tina. the republican
"a ode Of action was to refuse atten-
dance to duties for which the elected
were chosen, or to violate the constr
tutioa OF the State for the express pur-
pose OF submitting it to an auaenda.ory
process. Indeed, we might ask, what
hope OF amendment could be enter
taiued from people who would violate
any enactment that did not favor their
party ,yiewsf Behind such policy
turks tyranny in its worst form, with a
mask so transparent a. scarcely to hide
a single deformity.
Once more we appeal to the people
OF this State, and Of every State, and
point them to the proceedings Of the
aincfeea of Maryland, and TO tha en-
couragement which those men meet in
the venal and corrupt press we
ask sober men who love the country,
to consider what il that party that
thus violates a constitution, and sets a,
naught the laws Of the land.-U. S.
GdsetEe.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-10-08
LATE FROM TEXAS.

From the Commercial Adv. Sept. Is.
Teras.-By the arrival at the Ba-
lizs of the Texan armed schooner Ter
ribls, Capt. Allen, in four days, from
Galveston, we havs received this fol-
lowing: The elections took place on
the lst. instant. Gen HousroN had
been elected President, and Mr.. La
MAR Vice President.
Gen. HoUsToN had, on the 29th ult.
issued a Proclamation from Nacogdo-
ches, declaring that he conceived there
was danger Of an attack upon that part
OF the settlements from combined
force of indians and Mexicans, he
relies on accounts brought him by
Cherokees who had returned from
Metamoras, and thereupon he makes
reQuisition on the militia of A coun-
ties for about 200 men, "to sustain the
u. States troops at Nacogdoches," his
own words, ill reinforcements could
he received from Gen. Gaines.
BY vessel just arrived from Rio
Grande we learn that the insurgents
who attacked Porto Allegro have been
repulsed by the troops & citizens who
lately embraced this cause of the legal
Government at that place. 1t is said
there was great loss Of life on both
sides.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-10-08
lHE UNION ANTI-VAN BUREN,
HARRISON TICKET

l1OA CIs
l WILLIAM, COLLINS of Norfolk COUNTY
JOHN URaUHART of SOUTHAMPTON
VIM. r. JOHNSON of Chesterfield
MARK ALEXANDER of MeckIenburg
ALLEN WILSON Of Cumberland
8 JAMES SAUNDERS Of Campbell
JOSEPH MARTIN Of Henry
JOSEPH McCANpLIsH Of York
0 WILLIAM P. TAYLOR Of Caroline
10 RoBERr w. CARTRR of Richmond
county -
III CHArMAN JoHNsoK Of Richmond city
ls WILLIAM r. GoRDoN Of Albemarle
IS JoHs L., MARYs Of spottsylvania
ID JoHN JANNEY of Loudoun
10 CHARLEsJ. FAuLKNER of Berkeley
10 JoHs B. D. SMITH of Frederick
I'll JosBpH CRAvENs Of Rockingham
10 BRIscoE G.. BALDWIN Of Augusta
10 HsNRY ERsKrN8 Of Gresnbrier
20 JoHN II. MATHEWS OF Wythe
81 RoBRRy BKAFrrR of Smyth
2s JoEL SHREwsBuRY Of Kanawha
20 MosRs w. CHAPLIas Of Ohio.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-10-08
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 8, 1885.

said he, Il have sold my oxen.' sMyi
DEAR replied she, you went to the fair
for that purpose.'-'I'vs spent thel
money IF you have,' qno,h she,
twas no more than your own sBut
farther than that said he, Il have gone
score 10 the amount of 40 shillings
and here is my landlord come for H.
|If so,' said she, 'I'll go Up stairs and
fetch it for him. which she Immediate
iy did and afterwards treating land
lord with pitcher Of cider and pipe
Of tobacco, in an amicable manner. he
took his leave. The farmer being so
charmed with the good economy Of his
wife Grace, told her with tears ia his
eyes, he would do so no more; and de-
clarsd her his darling, and the best of
women; and from thence lived tenn.
perate and happy with Dame Grace to
the day Of his death. But had she
stormsd at him 10 manner too
maay women are wont to do on
such occasions, there is the greatest
probability 10 the worId,h you'd have
pursued bis vicious sourse Of life, and
brought down poor Dame Graee's gray
hairs with sorrow to the grave.
a
Il say, Mr. 1mpertinencs, wha. are
you doing with your hands in my peck
ct" Il axes your pardon. masser--but
IN this hero cold vethsr, yon searcely
knows we're Won puts yon's hand
The "Lamsntations" of J eremiaA are
w ritten. with the exception Of the last
chapter. in acrostie verse; that is to say
every line or soupfst Begins. in alphabet
ieal order, with soma letter ia the He
brew alphabet. In the third chapter
ssoA letter is repeated three times sue
sessivsly.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-10-08
JECDOTE or GEN. HARRISON
From the Rishnond Whig.

"
The Kentucky troops la the North.
west campaign, which was gloriousiy
terminated by the battle Of the Thames,
we're greatly enrased With the British
General Proctor Tor permitting bic sa-
vsges 10 cosmit barbari.ies on womse
and shildren. They viewed il they
took hin, to skin him alive. When
the mounted men made the successful
charge at the Thames, and broke the
British lines, Gen. HAtRNsK despatch
ed Col. TeDD, Of Keatueky, oae Of
his staf, with q chosen body Of mea,
to pursue Proctor, take him prisoner,
il possible, sad escort him to a place
Of safety from the rage Of his own
troops! There Is as much true glory
in sAis authenticated aheedote as in
having beea leader 10 the brilIiast a.
ehievement Of the Thames. Annibal's
exclam alton at the battle Of Canine,
"Hold, soldisrsl Spare the vanquish-
ed ~ has come down In company to
posterity with his most iauous actions.
Richie, with all his---isms, has
said some very good things in his time,
aud the best he ever did say in his Gu
logy upon Gen. HARRISON, when he
published Harrisoa's official account
Of the battle Of the Thames. He cali
ed upon the country "to do justice to
him who was too modest to do justice
TO Aim,slf )" for Gen. harrison'' des-
patches alluded not in the most dis
tant manner 10 his own, while he did
justice TO the services of his officers
and men. Strange that the Enquirer
should now be employed in tnansling
the reputation of a man whom II tho't
worthy OF so fns a panegyris
Col. Johnson Columbus Magiei an
calls Gen. Harrison the Hero Of ths
red pet.icoat.' Who is the Hero Of
the black petticoatp--Louisvills Joar.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-10-08
GENERAL HARRISON.

The Philadelphia U. States Gazette
of Tuesday says: "Yesterday morning
General HARRIsoN was at the Hail OF
Independence, and standing at the
south door Of the State House, he re-
ceived the saiu,atious of thousands Of
his admiring fellow eilizens. lie oc-
supied the very place on wiilch La
fayetts stood, when so many joined the
schools OF the city TO pay their respects
to tHst veteran.
This morning the General will visit
Whining 90 and return in the evening.
To- morrow he will start for Trenton
and New Brunswick, and on Thursday
will visit the city of New York.
W herever he goes the highest honors
avail, him. He is emphalically the
peoples man.
We understand that Judge Allen pre-
sided at the late session of the Superior
Court of Botetourt with promptltude
and ability which have obtained for him
the universal respect and esteem Of the
Bar and people. Hia appointment is
said to be decidedly popular IN the dis
tsict,-~asaunton Spectator
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-10-08

Old Farmer Potter, OF the parish of
Bow, in Devonshire, a man much in
elined TO sot.ishness, having occasion
TO sell yoke Of oxen, drove them to
Credition fair, about six or seven miles
distance and meeting with good
fair, agreeable entertainment, and 10.
vial companions, he was nightly in
his element, and did not cry to 90
home, but tarried there some weeks.
singing the song of the drunkard, tiIi
at last ne was disposed to set out for
Bow, and taking his Landlord with
him, they soon arrived at the farmers
house, where he expected to meet with
warm reception from his wife: blu,
the good woman had formed better
resolution. Upon the sight Of his wife,
who came to the door, he aceosted her
with so, Grace, | am returned = to
which she answered, Il see you be, mv
dear you are very velcome.' sBu,,'
said he, sf have brought aao,her man
with ps. --Qaoih she su- = s..:o;;;;s
too for yoar sake,' 'But, my love-,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-10-08
CHARLEarowN, sspt, 60.

THE RACES over the Jefsarson conn.
~ Jockey Club course, near this town.
commenced on Monday last--on which
gay match race, four mile heats. for
~ .ouo, WIS run by Col. Duvalps .. c.
Cnarley Scott. and MIR. G. Narness's b.
!. Florlnda. The purse was taken by
Charley Scott in two heats Florinda
boiling and throwing her rider in the
last quarter of the fourth mlie of The se-
cond heat, when about 100 yards ahead
81 her competitor. The rider regained
nus position, however, in time to save his
distance.
va Tuesday three horses started for
pErse Of $500, which was taken with
ease oy Mr.. Kendall's br. I. Camsidel.
coating Mr.. Doswel's b. h. Orphan Boy
and Mr. Tyler's 8. b. Dsposlt.
The result Of Wednesdays racing not
aseertained at the time of putting our
paper TO pre- ss.--Particular hereafter,
A shake bag" mntch race for $3.50
aside, run on Saturday last, was won by
Mra Clevelandss Tiney, beating MIR.
Greer's Lady Jane Grey. Free Press.
The present facilities for travelling
enable person to reach Riehmoud, Va.
in 80 hours from this city, without loss
ofrest.--Phlladslphla paper.
Two mobs have recently occurred at
Portland, Name, on account of the deA
livery OF Antl.Slavery addresses,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-10-08


The Nashville Banner. says. tina, the
long talked Of. sumner Campaign bv the
p,ss;den, i. Tenoa..ea II, ,be baoee,
| 49,
'an DuieA nus 'ei nina'ou' anu 'ha'
the result has been TO wRAKss Mr.. Van
Barren and srRHReTHzx Judge White
-
rhe Van Burenitss ia Indiana de-
nounee Gen. Harrison az friend to the
scum, ana as nav.ng 'ayS.eo slavery
I'LL: uoselr .ns ~. o', ~"
cams 4. yI.ved rhiIs hsra Il VIRGINIA
adiutsrs az al Abolitionist y--Wh ich LIE,
|-ssaunton opsetstor.
Mr.. Van Buren's organin Philadelphi.
a. sne Fennsyivaniah, Tells the 0oakefs
tnat Mr. van buteh was an aovocate OF
tne MissoeRt INSTRUCTIONS. ana 'nat
Gen. Harrison voted WITH raR SOUTH
why don't tne fienmond enquirer
tell IrS readers the same thing lib.
Distrsssisg Aceidsnt.--We learn
from a passenger on the HOME lately
arrived thst a. that bost vas touching
p...;ds.,I..S.oI ~. ;rS.h;,,n,o an
deavored 10 salute his arrival. BY
some unforeseen cause, the cannon was
discharged prematurely, and the mos.
shoe king Consequences followed. Four
persons we're jnstantaneously killed,
and TWO severely wounded--so much
10. that there is little hope of their re-
eovery.-W1esL Gas.
-
ar The Cholera continues at Chaflos-
ton sorth c,ro,iua.
IS 1906
The number Of establishments for the
education of the deaf and dumb in the
different States of Europe and the Uni
ted States Of America are as follows =
There are niteen 10 FRANCE one IN Spain.
one III Loatugss ,ou. y Jay snsus :"
S S~r IL the Ns,berIands. two io Da9.
marx. one in Sweden. eight in England
one in Russia. and seven in the Uni.ed
States of America.
szssa
MARYLAND g. HER NINETEEN.
The situation Of political. affairs in
MARYLAND, should be looked to by ev.
erv Awerican4 ma n,ost ind;eatise If
the signs Of the times. For these las.
Jew yea.,, , We a"ts ~ ro
a;a, sIl Irons;i,,,;,roI ac,;on ia. mso
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-10-08

The Nashville Banner. says, that the
long talked Of sumner Campaign by the
President in Tennessee. for the benefit
ofvan Buren, has terminated. and that
the result has been TO wRAKsx Mr.. Van
Bursa and srRHrerHHx Judge White
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-10-08

The Van Burenites ia Indiana de-
nounee Gen. Harrison as friend to the
South, and as, having favored Slavery
while Governor of the Northwest ern
Territory. Ia Pennsylvania. the same
game is played while here, in Virginia.
he is aseried BY Mr.. Ritshie and his eos
adjutsrs as an Abolitionist (which LIEF
- n q S0n Rnehfstop
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-10-08
lnfsrrlIanenn8.

five know not the source from whence
8e following emanated, but it is tru-
Ia worthy of preservation
"we should never inquire into the
Eth or profession, religious or political,
acquaintances We should be ga
sfed when we find honest integrity,
hnevolence, tolerance. patriotism cheer
bnoss, sense, and manners. We en-
buntar every day really good men, prac.
zeal christians, and estimable citizens.
elonging respectively to all seets and
passes. w hee'. Times.
SHAVING. say, Patrick" said a
|aveller to an Irish barber in Ohio, who
as engaged in Topping off the beard
|om his coBntenance, why in the name
fmercy don't you take your other RAJ
br, this one is pulling my beard out by
be roots }" "Sure, now. and | can't
ford to use the sharp razor the first
hitting, kape that to smooth it all over
18th, after the warst of il Is off, Ib!
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-10-08
HNTELLIGENCER.
Ros,r,tep:
SATURDAY, OCTOBER . 1895.

FOR PRESIDENT,
Gen. VIM. Henry Harrison,
OF OHro,
FOR vlcs-PREsrDENr,
John Tyler of Virginia.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-10-08

Mr.. Wan Buren's organ in Philsdelphi.
a, the Pennsylvania, tells the Qnakers
that Mr.. Van Buren, was an advocate Of
the MrssovRr REsrRIcrfoHs. and that
Gen. Harrison voted WITH rHR Souru
Why don't the Richmond Enquirer
tell rrA readers the same thing s-Ib.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-12-17

1.nE saheeti6et hSs jsM reserved Avu Nwpn y
b!lliHAptS 4 HsW aNA l(utV SSVC.,slve SissS =
sa... ~, Ass1,. ". ~ l.t4s !. c.
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rattisal.iI ~ Gviliss u psVassl;, ~ VI A.
hfhekS w MIME Ain,
Ueea 3ehaeV, NSxE SsA 49,
t''aT gttsys. i.ayFi sad ySHe o..
and a FNsp.asS SsNia swiuss T. r~S = :.
wv weNla NPPviss ihs pWkIIe VA + r. r.
Nv pains W sApeNee nv (helV AeeWMNo2ol7
4. e~Ni N! 1hieh, No hsPes u MSVN ~
transHs .ASd sMFP8Vi,
III u shoW viii W. fund Three Assn oen6Dh(
stand mM'WAhMs INV, where svslD IlG I
w gwen ~ eNs'.,navs WIN way veal c. ~ I
NV hssAs ssd tsr@vtss,
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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-12-17

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save " lNfW1h Nv M friends ihAt ~ hNs Y ee,r
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