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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-04

The Westminster (Md) Carrolltonian contains
the particulars of horrd murder near that town.
committed by man named Peter Bond, the bo
dy OF ms wie. IL appears that in the presence of
his daughter he struck his wife several times with
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-04

A remarkable mineral spring has Recently been
discovered at the eastern base OF the Warm Springs,
mountain, near Stanton, Virginia 1t is strongly
'mpregnated with alum. copper, and iron, and IL is
supposed will be valuable IN cutaneous diseases
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-04

anticipated Iasurrectioa among The SHARES IN Mar
shaH County, Mississippi.
mcdltatcd iusurrcciIon among the negroes in
Marshall County, Miss, detected few DAYS
since, IN time to avoid the disastrous consequences
Of such calamity. We trust the bloody minded
instigaor of so villainons plot, may receive, and
that speedily the heaviest punishm the law ran in
fct The Pontotoc lntelligenccr OF the 4lh ult.
gives the following statement:
" The instigalor OF tins movement, we learn was
whitc nan, as is usual in all occurrences OF this sind
and the plot was disclosed through the fidelity of
a slave. The negro in question, could not endure
The idea OF his mistress falling IN general massa-
ere, and dIvuged the plot 10 a person of respecta-
biiy, by whose advice the negro appointed night
which to meet the tend who directed the plot. for the
purpose OF hearing his plans IN full aud receiving IN
strucIion,
On the night appointed, several persons having
secreed themselves close hand for the purpose of
o'efhearing the conversation, tie negro met the
consIira'or ana so soon as he had opened his plans
sufficiently to furnish conclusive evidence of his
gum against himself the persons conc called rush
ed upon him and secured HIM. After his guilt was
rendered certain. the Indignation of the whole com
munity around. was so greatly excited that il was
with much difficulty the friends Of the laws could
save the cslprt from the vengeance of ndge Lynch
but we are fejolced to say that IN North Hississpp
regard Tor the laws aud the constitution prevailed
over the Lynch code IN better calculated than
any other which can possibly be conceived of to
arouse the passions and npel the citizens to admin
'ster justice with their own hands.
The Circuit Court of Marshall county commenced
It's regular fall session on yesterday. and doubtless
the hend who could plot SO lellish n conspiracy
against the very existence of society," will immrdIay
receive tha' justice which its enoimiry demands and
the law awards"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-04

In the case of John b. Henderson, who had been
arraigned heto,e the criminal court Of Washington
Tor forging Treasury Notes OF the United Srates-a
notice OF which has been heretofore published, the
Count ovefnled all the OF Jecons OF his legal coun-
sci and sustained the in lcrment. The prisone, was
then found gully aud sentenced to pay fine of fifty
dollars, aud 10 suffer ten years Imprisonment ard
labor in the Penitenary.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-04

Bishop Chase, of Illinois, has located a Collep C
on Nermton river. lar from the town of Ottawa
aud named il -" Jubilee College"
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
ASSORTMENT COMPLETE.
Dntlh

"ANJNG received almost our entire stock Of
L FALL and WINTER GOODS, (which is
indeed unusually arge,) we are now prepared to Of
fer to purchasers even greater Inducements than
have ever before offered.
Thankful for The very liberal patronage heretofore
bestowed upon us, we respectfully solicit, and CON
fden,ly expect, a continuance OF the same. pledgng
ourselves at the same time, 10 sell many descriptions
of Goods lower than they can readily be bought in
any other house. We only ask call, to convince
the most mcreduous. BURTON & ROBES
Oct. Isl
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ON CONSIGNMENT,

\ LOT of superior country tanned Sole Leather,
"A handsomely finished. For sale low by
McCORkLE 4 MCDANIEL.
Sept. IS w3w if
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DR. sOEPERT E,IRLY'.
SURGEON DENTIST.

I S now in Lynchburg and may be found by APP
L plicalion al the Franklin Hotel.
Sept 10 WITS If
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DAILY EXPECTED,

We have lately purchased, through experienced
friends, a variety of articles, scarce in this
market, which will receive in day two, to wit
several cases of BONNETS. Florence Braid. Nuns
or Hoods plain Straw, &c. &c.-ALSO, CALrcoEs,
MERINos, MusLINs, RIBBoNs, GLOVES, Hosiery,
&c. &c. j PURNlS x DUFFEL.
September tsif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-04

FYm, Tn Lynchburg, At present occupiedby Messrs.
-A Austin u Hancock. This House is well cal
cniated for Store below, and family residence
above. Such as are DESTROYS of purchasing, are re-
ques'ed to examine fur themselves, Title indispu-
table and sale poslye.-Te,n,s at sale
JAMES BOAL.
Sept, l3 wu1O,r
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Virginia State LOflery,

For the benefit OF the town of WeIlsburg
CLASS No. 6, FOR 1888
To be dra,cn at Aicraadria on Sdiurdav, Oci
OH. o. Drawing reccired al his Office on
1ueSday, October Oh at O'Clock p. NJ
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Estimated Receipts Of The Great IFcSiera. from
Br'sto. 10 Aem lork.-l4o passengers Al 30 gu,-
meas, $3.50
100 tons merchandise at t3 per ton 2,l60
Letters. LOCO
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very handsome business for 16 DAYS running
and ten days IN port. The problem OF Atlantic steam
navisatlon Is solved, both 10 feasibility and profit
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-04
SPLENDID LOTTERIES
70 BE DR.4uV.v. THIS WEEK..

TALBors LOTTERY AND EXcnANGr OFFICE,)
Lynchburg, October lSt, 1889.
Grand Prize OF $40 900!
1 do do Of 10000 :! {!
Of
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.DOUrncy1ncn TailOrs Wanted.

.DOUfnc!1ncn laiIOfS wanted.
TWO or three Journeymon Tallors who are
L good workmen, can get constant employment
and good wages, by applying 10
BENJAMIN II. HUNT.
Sept. 90 At
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TO OUR CUSTOMERS.

nNE ofus having lately visited The Northern
~ Markets, we are prepared TO offer on the first
approach of the Fall season, heavy supply OF all
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R1J"t7TUH7g, u
DRAWS TO.MORROW
! Capltal ErlZc Of $lJ,OOO!!
~ 1'rlZcs 500!
Richmond Academy Lottery.

EXTRA CLASS, No. 7, for 1888.
10 be drar" at Richmond on Tuesday, The 2dof Oct.
u The drd,eing riH be recered al his Office on
IhuSday he 4hInSt az O'Clock, u. ~
Brilliant Scheme,
L Prize Of $4,000 10 Prizes of $500
40 OF 5000 10 do of 300
do of 5000 10 do of $50
do OF l776 sc do of 200
Together with many of $50 $40 $50 &c.
Whole Tickets S5-llalyes 81 5O-Quauers
81 "a. For sale at
TALBOT'S OFFICE,
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These Goods were bought before the late great
advance in p,ces, aud will be sold small profit,
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.v'O7ICE,
ltf""i HOUSE ..v.D.LOT.

NJ LII be sold, at auction, the premises on
w Thursday the llih day of October next, the
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e. To Country Merchants.

Sept. IS
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1838-10-04
NOTICE.
VALUABLE LOTS FOR SALE
IN
WfTSSTSSTPPT CITY

lN
IrISSTSSIPPG CITY,
WKTILL be exposed to sale at public
" auction, to the highest bidder, on
the Second Monday of October next, being
the eighth day of said month, all those val
liable Lots in the New City, situated upon
the shore of the Gulf Of Mexico, on the
southern boundary ofthis State, known as
the Mississippi City. The sale will posi-.
lively take place on the above mentioned
day, and continue from day to day, until
the whole of the lots are disposed OIL
Those wishing to purchase, would do well
TO be at the city few days previous to the
sale, as there is great choice in those lots
lying Immediately in front on the Gull,
and those lying on either side Of the con-
tenplated Railroad from Mississippi city
to Paulding, the route of which through
the city, is already located. Terms iber-
ALTO be made known on the day Of sale.
McRAE & ALSBURY, Agents.
Sept 20, 1888. 38-tds.
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NOTICE.

A LII those indebted to the undersign-
"A ed either by Note or Book Account,
for BLAcKsMITHING and WAGGoN-MAKING,
in the years 1867, are earnestly re-
quested to make payment on or before the
first Of November next, as further iDdul
gence cannot be given.
Those who fail to comply with the a.
boye request, will find their Notes and Ac-
counts in the hands of proper Officer
for collection.
ROBERT w. BROWN.
August 81, 1888. 35tf
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BY ALEXANDER g MoNUTT,

-
Governor Of the State Of Mississippi.
To the Sheriff Of Amite County--Greetng:
NV HEREAS, | have received official
Wv information that d vacancy has
occurred in the Office ofSTATE TREASURER,
by the death Of the Hon. James Phillips,
| do, therefore, issue this writ, authorizing
and requiring you to hold an election in
your County, on Monday and Tuesday
the twehlyisecond and twenty-third days
of October next, to fill said vacancy; and
| do, moreover, enjoin and require you to
conduct the same, id all respects, conform
ably to law, and make due return thereof,
to the Secretary Of State, at Jackson, i'm.
medlately after the votes are canvassed
and counted in your County.
In Testimony whereof, have hereunto
set my hand, and caused the great
Seal Of State to be affixed, at Jack
son, this 18th day Of August A. d.,
1898, and Of the sovereignty of the
State of Mississippi, the twenty-frst.
A. G. McNUTT.
By the Governor,
BARRY W, BENSON, Secretary of State.
DY virtue Of the above stated writ OF
I'D Election, to me directed, from his
Excelency A. G. McNUTT, Governor Of
the State Of Mississippi, will proceed tic
hold an Election in Amte County, at the
different precincts, on Monday and Tues,
day, the 22d and 23d days of October
next, for the purpose of electing a STATE
TREASURER, to fill the vacancy occasioned
by the death of the Hon. James Phillips;
and do hereby appoint the following per.
sons inspectors to superntend said Elcc'
ton, to-wit:
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
ANTE COUNTY.

Probate Court, November Term, 1888.
10 ALL PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE REAL
ESTATE OF VIM. MORGAN, deceased
Greeting:
VZOU are hereby cited to be and ap.
pear before the Probate Court OF
Amlte County, at the Court House there
of. on the FOURTH MONDAY OF NOVEMBER
next, and shew cause, if any you can, why
an order should not then and there be made,
authorising and directing the Executors oil
the Last VIII and Testament Of said De-
ceased, to sell the following Real Estate,
belonging to the same, viz:-The West
Half of the South East Quarter OF Section
Thirty-fve, Township, One, OF Range
Three, East; and the South West Quarter
of Section Thirty-fve, Township One, OF
Range Three, East of the Meridian Line
Said Lands lying and being in Amlte
County, Mississippi.
WITNESS the Honorable JOHN
~, WALKER, Judge fthe Probate
LIS. Court of Amite County, at the
- Court House thereof, the Atm
Monday of Sept, A. D., 1885,
ISSUED cath Sept. 1888.
Sept. 90, 1888. 39wo
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RUNAWAY COMMITTED.

WV AS committed to the Jail of Pike
w County, Mississippi, on the 9th
day Of June, negro man who says that
his name is JOHN, and belongs to Mr..
Harry Young, of Ala. Said negro was
taken up by the Citizens of Holmesville,
and committed by Il. D. Padellord, Esq,
a Justice of the Peace, Of said County
Said negro is thirty-fve years Of age
five feet, five and half inches high
dark complexion-has scar on the right
arm, looks as if it was done with knife,
and one on his left, caused by a burn-he
is considerably scared with the whip
four of his upper teeth are out-had on
when committed, u caslnet coat-checked
shirt-corderoy pants, and broad brim
drab hat. The owner Of said negro is re-
quested 10 come forward and comply with
the acquisitions of the law and take him
away.
w. II. GIBSON,
Sheriff Of Pike CITY.
Holmesyille, July 4, 1898. 81
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Second Monday in October, 1898;
State of Mississippi.
ANTE COUNTY, SIS.

ANTE COUNTY, SIS.
Amite Circuit Court, April Term, 1893.
HENRY HUNT, Attachment for
Us. the sum OF
M. D. CoRCoRAN. $l8l 81.
NTOTICE is hereby given, that on the
~ 7th day of April, 1888, Henry Hunt,
plaintiff in this case, applied for and OBJ.
tanned an attachment from John Walker,
Esq, a justice Of the peace in and for the
county Of Amite, against the goods and
chattels, lands and tenements of M. D. Cor
coran, defendant, for the above sum Of
one hundred and eighty-one dollars and
thirty-seven cents, returnable to the Octo.
Der Term next of the Amte Circuit Court,
to be holden on the
Second Monday in October, 1898;
and unless the said defendant shall appear,
give special bail, and plead or demur with.
in the time prescribed for appearance at
said Term, judgement final will be deman-
ded against the property attached, and the
property so attached will be sold and APP
piled to the payment of the plaintiffs de-
mands and all costs.
Z. NJ. DAVIS: Clerk.
V. T. CRAWFORD, Atty. for PlF
September 8, 1888. 36-4w
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State of Mississippi,
ANTE COUNTY.

ANTE COUNTY.
Amite Circuit Court, October Term, 1888.
HENRY HUNT. Attachment for
THOMAS s. KEEN. the sum of SOL so
NTOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That
on the 30th day of August, 1888,
Henry Hunt, plaintiff in this case, applied
for and obtained an Attachment from
Francis II. Hudson, Justice of the Peace
in and for the County of Amite, against
the goods and chattels, lands and tene-
ments of Thomas Keen, defendant, for the
above sum of Sixty-one Dollars and Fifty
cents, returnable to the October Term
next, of the Aniite Circuit Court, to be ho-
den on the
Second Monday in October, 1888;
and unless the said defendant shall ap'
pear, give special bail, and plead OF
demur within The time prescribed for ap
pearance at said Term, judgment fina
will be demanded against the property, at
tached, and the property so attached will
be sold and applied to the payment Of the
plaintiffs demands and all COSTS
E. M. DAVIS, Clerk.
V. t. CRAWFORD, Atty. for Pr.
September 8, 1888. 36w4
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Given under my hand and seal, this 9th
day of September, A. D., 1888.
C.. w. MCKNIGHT,
Sheriff.
September 8, 1888. SO
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INSOLVENCY..

NTOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That
IN agreeable TO an order of the Hon.
orabIe the Probate Court Of Amte county,
at the last November Term, 1887, of said
Court, the undersigned were appointed
Commissioners, 10 receive, examine and
report claims against the Estate of
Elijah ID. Harris, deceased.
reported insolvent,) and will meet at the
Store Of Col. Erasmus Castor, on the
First Saturday in each and erery Month,
for the ensuing six months
JAMES MCDOWELL,
NATH'L STOCKWELL,
Commissioners.
July go, 1885, 29m6
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NOTICE..

IT ETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION
IA having been granted to the under
signed at the August Term, 1888, of the
Honorable the Probate Court Of Ami,e
County, on the Estate Of Le,cis Jackson.
deceased, Notice is hereby given to all
persons indebted TO said Estate, to make
immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same, to present them
duly authenticated within the time pre-
scribed by law, or they will be forever
barred.
ELIZA JACKSON.
WILEY JACKSON,
administrators.
September l9, 1888. 37w6
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New Jersey Ne who supported General Jncksons
election, what say No0' Was your purpose, also,
by thai election 10 break down the protective policy
On I" II were not your purpose. did YOU know never
thelcss pray let IS understand hat--dd YOU know,
nevertheless that II leds the purpose, and the main
purpose OF the honorable member from Carolina
ana did You still co operate with him
The present tslei Magistrate oi the country wa
member oi this body in lSes. lie and the
honorable member from Carolina were, At that time,
eNtflng Their united forces, Ia the utmost, IN ordel
to bring about General lackson's election. Did
'hey work thus HeaensN together, to' the samr III
innate end aud purpose at did they mean merely
to change The government, and then eaehto look oni
Ion himself
MI. ' IN l'nitu voted Tor the tirltt hi ct thai
Ne1 eemm"ul, called the bill OF denominations :
hatvcly luckily. N Ina extremely good season, IA
ShH'tt2pS Ter that vote happenedlo come tom Alba
oanN The vote, therefore, could he given, aud the
member ewing II could not possibly Thereby give any
offence ioany gentleman ol the >tnr-nshis party,
WITH whom the doctfinc OF Instructions Is 81 auihco-
ne
Sir, will not do the gentlemen injustice. Those
WHO belonged IA tarit states, as they are called aud
VINO supported General jackson loi the ffeNrlentN,
d'd nj intend thereby 10 overthrow tie protecting
policy lheN only meant Ia make General Jack
>on resident, and to como INTO power along with
MN "A lo the ultimate objects, each had hls own
All c'nld aercc, howevcr,lu the 6rst step. 1t was
dHheull, cettalaN, to give plausible appearance 10
political union, among gentlemen who differed 50
widely on The great aud leading question OF the
'l'ne1-'ntiuestInh OF The protecting policy but
thie d,hcnlN WIS overcome by the o'acnla' deela'a-
uon that General Jackson WIS IN ilvof ot "Junltlz
ors TAnIrr.'
Here, SIT was ample room aud verge enough.
Who roud object 10 A jHiicioaS klIi0P Tariff men
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TNENTa-g'as'FsE CONGRESS-
MIR. WEBSTER'S SECOND SPEECH,
on THE SUB TREISER1 BILL.
SECOND SESSION.
CONCLuD DIED.

Congress- as we'll rs other mportan, topics CON
nected WIN the OH, the hono'"n'e gentleman from
South 'af"llha W. oa'"o"ll has advanced opln-
lons.oi VINO" iec' NUN" ~ ''"e so"e ho'Ice.
lhat hoho''o'e Seh''e"''h' III HIS recent speech,
attempted 10 tN'ipl contrast between the course
OF conduct "hlch l. ana olhef gentlemen who act
with me, al present pursue anu mat winch we
have heretofore loHo"ru. IN presenting the con
trast, ne SAID he intended hoaS personal; his on
~ object was "o'n 10 inns J could not object.
ne occasion requires SUI H"' should now exam
thar I mean ding personally lejurinns and H.,
myohlcc'' also IS ruin ana nothing else. Here
might STOP but wan even say something more
It's now I'VE ana '"euty years, Slf' SINCE became
ac4o"ne" WAN me ''' "'''"' '"' e''th'a', 1t! me
house o. representatives. III "h'cn ne u'a he'd i"
seat ,''hN' a''o"' Seaf anu mn oeloic fhlef-
rd H. rom MAJ PeIloa' sr' """h l" me year io2i
Can say WIN great sincerity ihere was not among
my po",'', eo'tn'Po'''''S' ANY NAN ioi "h"in en-
tef'a'ne" h'siie' 'eSi'ct' vi ""''ei cS''r' II
we hts' met we WEE "o'h ,"une men pthp!u III
MN sp"e 'o"s '''' ,c''' ''''i"' anu 'on'lFenen
sNe h'hu, ens'osSen ny 9'c' o1JceiS ulS'inS,iSi
talent anu pn,utua'y' E''". 'Ile'uaiy ana N9of
o' '"""sn' ~ "e va" ''''.'i""e'' ''u 'o' o''o' )
oh "' ''e'1 vas ""! 'l''"S III MS ''''''o, IL" VI
sofdu' "", e'''"s "pponcn ny l" '"'e VI '''e mere
'oa'ts '''" "S', " o",tS ''n '"' '''o" "e',''''
al" "o "'' 10" II '"''' '' '',,,!'' """,'
~ '"c "'''' "' ~ ''' 49, "'''' - WIN
W" on '"! s'''' ''"s'''o''""'' T''S5''"' w no'
NM" '' ,s,, .........,,, ,,.......
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1e-Al&AISo
"THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN,"

/, published semireekfy fecery Noaiay and ThusdvJ at
s.sr Dollars per payable ia airdace. No sabseri
mon rY received fora shorter period than 1oS and
90 paper be discontinued (ercept The discretion of The
Edisrs, until all arrearagcS paid.
DFERTLSEHEN Sinscrteaat 30 rents pc, square
,or less The first irri0a ami 81 for ercry sasc
ga,nt insertion
UTJOB PRINTING erecafed neatly and erpedaionsiy
snd on reasonable terms.
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Her prnc5plc and potieB, and To reap the runs
OF their long and athuon' s'r"gg'e' inese P'"e'
pies and this policy, ST. be u 'eme"oe'e"' no ''p
sents all along, rs ideni,l'ea WIN ne pr'"ePs .'
policy Of notification Ana he makes use VI ''','
glorious opportunity, by REFUSING 10 JON '''' ''o -
lies IN any further attack on those !" P""' ,".y
ing anew the old state h'sn's P',y W ~ " -,
then old opponens, the Nail"na hepoo"e"" p'''y'
This, hc says, would enable HIM to prevent me co,"
plee ascendancy OF his aill's anu 10 'o'"le' '''
SouliltrnulVNi e'the ADMINISTRATIONS P
cupy the ground (which lie proposes 10 '""e pos
session, 10 vii. the grosnd nj the old 9tatefi
patty They VIII Have, lac says, no ou'oi "'e'"a-
tive.
Mr.. President, stripped Oh us "'',''afy h"s""a''
wl'' II 'le amount u III Nv, ' 80 -, II
Administration weak and 'efS 10 NC -
the opposition eontinned WIN hno''',"'s"'" 'o'e'
he vent over I" Il, Ia 1"in u I'd act n,'hs," po'
nulHealIon principles "d '"to"ie' NV '"" '
nembers ot the Administrator 10 me- nv" W.
thosc principles IN "'he' Wo'"T' ~ ,,,
LITIGATION Administrations ana ~ w ",'' ,i
rs should belone 10 Ann ana Hs ''s"'sa
tc>scs, slr tth IN thus Abandoning MS '''''s' ~"
taking pos'uontn te'e' ihose III pa"e'' ~ r'
"d shock wah'a ne 'Tea'oa' we ~ h.
some drefe' e' 'ts"i'''"'' anu ~ .,,l go,
"s right shock SIR haS oee" ''''''' '''
tbetc he Is. No.
This Administration, sl'' i ''P'eS'''''
reehlnR 10 the LAST Nv 'a 'hn''''"''' " 3II,;
u P'oifsse' To 'tea' III Tue ''o' a,,,,u,s
predecessors III a"ep'7' G'h''"'''f ~ - -
plinrlPl'. n" t"llhonS 81 ''e'''' H.
PROCLAMATION ami an anu Ne'' ',ooG" "' ~
very piheeo l Nul'IhtfS' ma "u' Jaw I,,
tue cnle'"s' oi S,o"''S' u ',.', -, III an
cen''h'h WIN "" o'h'"S' '"''i' \ Ii,, -,
Pea'hneo inc "tlg'' u h"''' W. f,f,,,,.,. =
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