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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-16

FATAL ARRAY ~ AnKASsAs.-A friend at Lake
Providence, La. under date Of the 18th inst. gives
us the following account OF an atifay, which came
off in Arkansas, on the 9TH, Il few miles above Co
uubia.
Ii seems the estate Of man, who died some months
ago was advertised by the administrator be sold,
and the day Of sale fixed. A son-n-aw OF the de-
ceased claimed the whole of IL by virtue of written
documents supposed and believed to be forged. lie
was "A sort OF Law, who had been indicted for
killing aud stealing cattle, and for that aud other
pee C iloes, was IN bad odour with his neighbors,
and had been in vain hunted by the myrmdons of the
law. These Barons Grab EN- always ianto
urn est ,nrentas, for the worthy object Of their
vengeance, despisng courts, lnrics, and the posse
comitatus. true disciple OF the late Speaker
of the House, and went armed 10 the teeth, and
moreover always showed ms pursucrs clean pair OF
heels. On the day of sale he had collected the pro-
perry, consisting of cattle 60 20 head in en-
closure his cabin threw himself his reserved
rights. determined To do die, coustabes shtrliis
and administrators to the contrary notn outstanding
The whole vicinagc was turned out, and approached
him front, flank and rear. As constable al d his
gang approached, he ordered "A halt which not being
obcycd, he raised his rife shoot him, and threat
ened death to him If he one step nearer, but
his assallants were too quck--,hree of them fired
and the culprlt fell pierced by three bullets, and
died in lew minutes. | had the facts from eye
witness
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-16
THE UNITED STATES AND MEXICO.

Mr.. Howard from the Committee on Foreign Re-
la,ious, made areport on Saturday last in the House
Of Representatives, upon the Message Of the Prcsi-
den, Of the United States nj the comrncncem OF
the Session, and the several subsequent Messages
on the subject OF our relations with Mexico. II
10 due 70 the gravity of the subject that this report,
With minority report By Mr. Gushing, one OF the
members Of the committee, should be published IN
this paper, large, early as practicable; and this
shali be done.-Mean while. WE are enabled 10 state,
from hasiy look a, the report, ha, the committee
incline 10 consider The conduct OF the Mexican Co
serrment to have been less direct, IN reference to
the propose mediation than IS consistent with fair
ness Of purpose. but DO not consider any legislative
action necessary the subject at the present mo
,nent, aud therefore refrain from recommending
any.
Mr.. Gushing is OF opinion ,ha, the offer by Mex
tco to submit arbitration has been made in good
faith and with honest intent, but at the same time, II
Il should appear otherwise, he would be us prompt
~ any other member resent different purpose on
thc part Of Mexico, should such purpose be made
evident. Nat Int.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-16
Correspondence Of me Journal Of Commerce.


Mr.. Clay ofky. presented memorial from ci-
sens Of Westmorcand county, Va. against the Sub
Treasury System, and in favor of the establishment
Of a National Bank. Mr.. Clay SAID tins was the
county which gave birth to w ashing ton-and lis c-
had sent their memorial to him for pre- scniaiion
because both Of their Senators were opposed to
one OF the objects Of their memorial.
Mr.. Clay might have added that the county of
Westmoreland, which is in the "Northern Netk,"
between the Rappahannock and Potomac iiveis " as
the birthplace of three Presidents. Washington
there born. Madison was born 10 the same
county, at Port Conway. now a part of King George
county, but then part Of W estmoreland Mr.. Mon
roe was born in the same county, and there read
Law. before the revolution, and, after it, CONNIE nc ed
fhe practice Of his profession in the same county
His uncle, Joseph Jones, Esq. very dstins uishet
lawyer, resident in King George county on the zap
pahanock, twelve miles below fredericksburg wa
the patron Of Monroe through his Of life, ant
left him what at that day considered AN amp
fortune.
It's somewhat remark able that the humble me
mortal Of the ancien, and renowned county of West
mOreland should have come forward nj this late day
IN support OF the principles OF her illustrous sons
Washington, Madison, and Monroe What
tram ofrecollecions is struck by these names Io,
far different their principles, views, and acts
from those when proclaimed IS exclusive
" democratic memorial in favor of Naliona
Bank comes well from such county, and, peculi
srly well, Oh the Anniversary of American Indepen
dence. The memorial ordered to be printed
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-16
THE MADISON PAPERS.

The Senate, on the 4th inst. passed a resolution
providing for the publication fthe Madison paper,
purchased by Congress. These papers COMPRISE
the debates Of the Convention that formed the Con
stitutioD. and will be most valuable accession to
the political history of the country. They will form
shout three volumes octave. The residue of Mr.
Asc'sons papers, including all his essays, STATE pa
vsm. correspondence, &C., were not included in the
pnFchsse BY Congress- aud in the course of pub
Iscss'oo separately This portion Of his works will
form about six volumes.
We sincerely wish that the country was already in
possession Of these valuable papers. The people
sno our rulers could not fail TO profit by the wisdom
RI that illustrious man, who has bee, called IN.
father Of the Constitution. flEndj,on;o,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-16

The bill TO provide for The surveying and marking
the North. Eastern Boundary. according TO the pro-
.,;ou Of the treaty Of peace OF 1883, was reported
hack 10 the House Of Representatives by the Com
mitee to whom il had been referred without, ameui-
meot and ordered TO lie on the table. MIR. Fair
6eld, from the Committee, offered two resolutions,
which we're unanimously adopted-expressing en-
tire confidence in the pracicabiliiy OF marking the
Aouudary in accordat ce with the sripulaions OF the
treaty Of l7e3 aud the conviction OF the justice and
validity Of the title OF the u. States to the disputed
territory. They also express des',e that the ne
go,iaion be brought to close and the final decision
of,he dispute made early as practicable.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-16
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENC
From The Nashr,lie Wing.
INTERESTING FROM THE CHEROKEE
COUNTRY.
HAN Qu,nrnns, EAsrnus D,v,s,os,}

Cherokee Agency, June %, 1893. )
SIN have much pleasure IN saying TO your EN-
ccIlency, that OF the Cherokccs who yet remained IN
the country, the oath ut probably more than
three ourhs have already been collected 10, emgra
lion by the troops undermy command. The other
fourth, is expected, will be collected in eight ten
days more
About 3 900 were sent to the West, between the
LIST and II h INST, when, experimenting tina, the warm
season might prove highly injurious TO the Indians,
was induced 10 suspend farther emigration until the
FIST OF September next.
In The time propose TO hold all the Indians
yet TO be emieraed, guarded by regular troops, at
and around this place, Ross aud Guntcr's Landing.
have the honor to be, with grea, respect, your
Excellency's most obi serv't.
WINFIELD SCOTT.
i. ST. have already commenced the discharge
OF the Tennessee militia of this army.
Ills Ex. n. GaNNoN, Gov. Of Tennessee.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-16
NV YoRk, July 3.

NV ORR, July D.
ton House, which resulted seriously and perhaps
fatally. A. Mr.. Van Zandt, whose conduct during
the evening had been rude and bosicrous, had an
alteration with Mr.. Flynn, aud struck him several
times over the head. Mr.. llamblin interlcred, and
drew upon himself the assault of Van Ian,, who, af-
ter striking him several times, turned again upon
Flynn, when the latter drew a sword cane, and
warned the assaant that he should defend himself
with it not needing this in,,maion. Van Iandt
rushed upon HIM, and received a wound in The alb
domen, which sleareI may prove fatal.
~ y. american.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-16
JOSEPH ID. EVANS Il 60.
LNPOKTERE
China, Glass and Earthen Ware,
LyAlchkNrg. I'N.

WE shall receive from ENGLAND. by he Ship
w Richmond that left Liverpool about the frs,
OF June, the principal part of our Fall Supply OF
China and Earthenwarc The patterns will be of
the latest order. and the assortment very general
comprising chiefly those articles suitable 10, the
country trade.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS are respectfully
invited TO call and examine terms and prices before
gong North, as we have not the shadow of doub,
but the inducements held out will ensure their Gus
tom Prices generally the same northern prices for
the same ar,iclcs.-Pmticuar attention paid TO pack
ing. JOSEPH ID. EVANS & co.
July II 2tf
The Abingdon Statesman and Knoxville Register
will copy the above three times and forward their &C
counts.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-16

TExAs.-In the House OF Representatives ON Sat.
~sday. Mr.. Adams resumed the door IN support OF
he amendment the subject Of Texas. and conlln-
ssed to occupy the morning hou, I'LL II expired. lie
was dIa part OF his argument IN Which lie charges
on the last and present Administrations n course Of
dupicry aud hostility in regard To Mexico, aud a
covert design from the beginning, 10 @res' from her
the province Of Texas. In illustration OF thus posi-
slon he read several documents. and in particular
letter from President jackson TO Mr.. Fulton. now
Of the Senate, proving that he at the time it was
written dec. 10, ls30) fully apprized Of the eNis-
aedcc Of secret conspiracy with Gov. Houston AT its
kesd, TO effect tins object and was utterly hostile
TO its accomplishment. The reading of ctie, was
listened 10 with profound attention.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-16

CONGRESS.-This body adjourned on Mon
day last, after session of about months dura-
tion-of the labors of which only say that the
people have much more to rejoice what it
has left undonc than at what it has done. Saur-
days session continued the whole night, and until
o'clock on Sunday morning. Just before the ad-
journment, there call of the House, and many
ofthe members fined FOR absence. On Monday
however, the fines were RENTED. Sixteen of the
members, to wit, Messrs Anderson, Birdsall. Cham
bers, CLANCY, Hamer Harper, Kennedy, Petrkin,
Plummcr, Souhgare, Turney, White Of Ky, Vel
and Grant, left Washington in the Baltimore cars,
on Sunday morning, and refused to obey the order
Of the Sergeant at Arms to attend the House. The
matter was entered on the Journals and will be in
vestigated at the next session.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-16

A survey is about to be made of the Monoucahea
river, with the view OF making slack water naviea-
ton for steamboats, from Pittsburg the Virginia
line. distance of ninety miles. The river is a noble
one, passing through fine country Astounding in
bnumnous coal and men of experience entertain no
doubt OF the feasibility of the poeci, which will en-
t'rcly correct the existing rrcgulary in the nayiga-
|
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-16

Ii AS Oh hand lsrge assortment Of Tin Ware
Il which he will sell very low. Merchants
who deal in this. article, will do well to call on
h''' as he warrants his work be well executed
as at any other establishment in the State.
;. lie has also hand, and is prepared make, Stills
hettles, and every kind of Ware in his business
House Covering and Spou,ing with Tin or Copper
on the most approved plan, and low prices.
STOVES, otdIiteient kinds aud Sizes
February ~ VISIT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-16

The South Carolina Legislature, during its late
extra session, adopted but two measures itpisscd
bill for rebuilding the City OF Charleston and res
oiuiinns instructng the South Carolina Congress.
sonal Delegation to go for the sut-reasury system.
1t seemed TO think that the object OF its convoca
ton MAS To rebuild city and destro, a country.
L0uisrtHc journal.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-16
RICHMOND, July IL.

RICHMOND, July II.
MURpEn.-An Irish laborer on the Canal, by the
name of John Murphey, was killed by blow struck
by fellow laborer Tuesday evening. An in-
quest was held over the body Of the decreased yes
tefday morning the verdict was, that the deceased
came TO his death by blow 81 blows, received from
WIN. Welsh. Welsh has been apprchcnded and com
mitled TO prison. Compiler.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-16

ANOTHER MURDER.-The Montgomery
(Ah) Advertiser of the ooh inst. says, that on the
evening OF the 25,h, renconlrc took place in that
city between J. n. Philpot and Boyle Feran, which
resulted in the death Of the letter. After full nves-
usation Of the circumstances connected with the af-
fair, MIR. Phlpot was bound over, by the Justices to
appear al the term of the Circuit Court, and
swcr TO the charge preferred asainsl him.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-16

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. excitement continues
to prevail on the frontier. There can be no hope.
however of successful attempt revoIuti onize the
Colonies. The New York correspondent of the
National Intelligencer, under date Of July 8, says
The French Canadians, as l Judge from their
newspapers, are pretty well satisfied with the course
of the Earl of DURHAM and the indication are
that they will come into the support of his ad-
minstration. Mr.. PAPINEAU, now in this city, ex-
presses himself | am told, very warmly against the
policy Of this our Government, which Furnishes all
enistments TO aid the Canadas, when in London
troops are raised TO mnge in civil wars in all parts
OF Europe In all probability he dcspairs of efec-
ting the independence of the Canadas at present. un-
less the United States are involved in the fight
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-16
Ercni Snic Of Dnrhnm Chilli.

Mr.. {. S. Ciarkson, of this city, the course of
last week. sold AT auction his farm in the neigh
borhood of Cincinnati his stock of Durham cattle
The whole amount of the sale fell but a little shott
OF S28o0c. This is believed to be the largest sale
OF the KIND ever made by individual in the L..
States. One fine bull sold Tor Sl45o-onc COW sold
for S975-anolhef COW and cali. for Sl,075-anoth
CT COW for $1,000 he,fer, yea, old sold for 1859
The balance for various prices, ranging from S,7
up to $500 Cincinnati JIhig
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-16

The New Orleans Bulletin states that the new
steamer Constellation, from New Orleans for Nash.
vle win full cargo, struck snag on the night of
so,n June near Island No "a, aud Immediately sunk
10 ner man deck. The principal part of her cargo
mad been pu, on shore in damaged state and hopes
were entertained Of raising the boat. No lives los,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-16

" In letter to the editors Of the Portsmouth
Times, DIR. Mallory the Representative of the Nor
folk district in Congress, denies that he uttered
word about "persuadins his constituents" to adopt
ms OPINIONS IN relation to the Sub Treasury scheme
or that he intended to make that question an issue
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-16

hAThBUN AcQUITTEp.-A postscript in the Buff
talo Advertiser Of Friday states that the inv in the
case OF Benjamin Rathbun. whose ,riai Tor perjury
has been going on for several days. brought in YER
dict OF mol gully. When the verdict was announced
the court room rang with applause.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-16

AfFLicTING DIsPENsATIoN-We have been f.,
vorrd with the perusal Of letter from clergyman
at plymouth, n. II. from which we extract the fol-
lowing particulars of most remarkable and aflct.
ing dIspsnsaion OF Providence, with which Judge
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-16

VERMONT WHs CoNvENTioN.-This body as
semb'ed at Montpelier on the eth ul.. About eight
hundred delegates were present. The Hon. Sllas
:, 'en'son was nominated for Governor, and David
NJ Camp 70, Lieutenant Governor.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-16

During the late anniversary of the WESLEYAN Mis-
souary Society, held in London, upwards of thirty
thousand dollars collected A sum unprec e.
dented at any charitable festival.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-16

Richmond Manufaetor,es.-W extract the follow
ing from the Wilmington Advertiser Of the 9th Ju-
" 1.-The Wilmington and X. Il. Road Compan,
received. on the 4th, additional Locomotive upon
then road from the factory OF ID. |. Burr 4 Co. of
Richmond"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-16

When Daniel Webster came in contact with Mr.
Calhoun, he encountered a lion Charleston lIcr.
curry.
Yes, but Daniel, liie his namesake, the prophet is
not afraid 10 encounter d whole den OF lions-Prcn-
lice.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-16

a. When the motion was pending in the Sen
ate. a few days ago, TO print 5000 copies of Mr..
Tamadge's Report in favor Of DIR. Shcrwood's cleo
magnetic improvement in the compass, Mr..
Buchanan remarked that the discovery, if genuine is
the greatest of modern times.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-16

Serious A6rdy-Captain Isaac Smith, bank a
gert. was KILLED on the 18th June, at Gainesville,
Ala, in an atiray with Col. b. G.. Scott. The latte,
with abrother aud brothern law, were Immediately
arrested.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-16
s.YNCIsBURG, JULY 10. lS3s.
ROCKINGHAM ELECTION.

We subjoin full returns of the recent special cleo
ion in Buckingham county:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-16

before the people" lie says. " sucb tsnu,..
such an oeeas;en' would have been silly ,ndeeJp"
in which we agree with the Doctor.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-16

In the spring Jones had 4s6 aud Hubbard 1913
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G.IV. Kyle fWhig. J d. u. Gooch (V;
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-22


Hereafter whenever any country SUBSCRIPTION 70 inc
Herald reaches fortnight of its close, Subscribers
,ill receive their papers, done up tn yeoS 0rdPpers
This plan is adopted in order to give our patrons IN
the country notice, either to renew their subscription
nv fresh remittance, to expect 1t to cease at the
close of the period for which it had been paid. Sub
scribers WILL therefore, understand, after this notice.
what is meant by receiving Their papers done up In
yciloD torapptng paper. s
By this method we furnish individual subscribers
with proper notice, without putting them 10 the ex
pense of postage, and thus shave Amos Kendall, py
way frequal for his shaving SO often our suosci'
peis The fashionable morals of the present day. as
sanctioned by the Honorable the Kitchen Cabinet,
are to cheat as much as you can, so that the law
does not reach you do not practice on this prncl-
pie TO any exteat except when have dealings WIN
the Kitchen-and on such occasions It - adopted
purely in self defence-f you don't shave youll get
shaved. Every day | am receiving .etters complain
mo that the Herald has failed. when, at the same
time, know full well that it is regularly mailed
Why these complaints? Because many OF Amos
sub-treasurers will be looking into the Herald to sec
the lineaments of their master accurately depicted
They read laugh but forget to put the Herald INTO Its
wrapper again. Hereafter beg them az fayor-as
personal favor to mete try to be as honest rs they
can know they have precious little of that article
out precious little is better than none. 81
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az on A sUBJEOT DEEPLY INTEREsT

ar ON A SUBJ ECT DE PLY IN UNREST
ING TO MANY-Sirce the publication OF my little private
volume veneres Disease nc designed originally for those
who wished have private well speedy and conve
mode OF cure " has been lot To- witness
wreched examples OF these arising chiefly from the
Boosting noSrnns which fill cur daily papers as 70 IL
duce gives portion OF time expressly 10 consultation
myself The nd yertssg syet the importance Of the
subjesi together with the difficulty IF making practice
known other has led to this Perhaps
diseases which Intense degree OF SUI
ering the mind there which require erestcr
Wedge and erperssce cobined with strict In
egy In these who are consulted Oh them And when fur
Their reflected that venerenl diseases, MT thoroughly
eradI the CONSTITUTIONS do not senne themselves
contract them, but extend 10 The vruoas and
10 every man sease that these CON-
pan are worthy ofthe time and talent Of the best ply
sicians sskng however for share OF coincidence
on subject deep interest," seems pedient that
give statement Of the ground wheh seek
this confidence For these Iheg 10 state that
In addition being graduate OF Edinburgh member OF
the Royal Coles sf Surgesas London well the author
ohs Private Treatise wrtien expressly diss asses OF this
nature testimonial letters the greatest sur
geons Europe the eminent IN America as Dr. Mott
Of New York, Dr. Physck OF Philadelphia, .ad these
be seen by any who wishes IL would therefore only
add who by the post consult me
viii receive faithful asaon OF one Of much experience
and knswleAge - th& department OF diseased
~ 80 JOSEPH RALPH. M D., SO Courtlandt ST.
For those residing distance little chest cont snirg ev
ery medicine = nscsssary Ter e cure book being fitted
rthe i'd kept (prcs sl2) This forwarded to every part
OF the Va ted States and astonishing TO those have H.
70 with what and sesis they cure themselves
even after they had failed by various other means
nrtbsr notice OF the "Prvate Volume may be seer " IN.
o,hsv columu of his paper s2o-5m
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EEEAI DisEssks, SoNoaRHEA, oiEET. &C. writ
tea more ssse'.y ,or ss'e .ne re9use ba
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seqnss,ed the subject, 70 long Shading ssa
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dicine seat, any distance 80.
li,ie boak ssrds TO acquainted vii IT, ios beisg
kno give the pain ssd faithful treatment els regular
ored e .% NE ss,ssSa, mI
with and regularity which ensure success In
.s h ,snn. su The ours Of Sose other and
Distressing symptoms which sre from constitutes ss
those whose health and spirits almost broker down for
:. ss e N. sos s be
re uws sa. TO sus, .ssr.sa cr,sis cares i
those varying crcumsisnces Indeed, 10 those, chiefly
that hear Of 50 many persons on ,p% %
The anxiety great expense ineurres ey sse de
wse so Sss sss
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W., il errooeny exists where seher The pssstsr the
doctor supec,sh Moreover his The stage Of The de
advertising persons There th.ss Cor ins.es who pre-
tend TO cure glse, arising from ,ss esuss no. ~
,hs physc 10 the world would cure ssicsur: Fcs
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ouchn,ss h which ~ cured having fer ed
ether lnA~ed usdsr the sushors mode
Of smsnt nothing more safe and easy than tbs cure -
sutcsurcs
jec, of ven-rcs disease properly % vb'eh every
svruptom from very begsnng down 70 ~ most ne
slecsd st srv stated the cl~axwc II I'll eis
stages treatment will be 10 be exceedingly sos
that with s~is of me 9le cksss
one may undertake with perfs safety 10 hese
also win found facts detailed upon The vsct ~
y or ing married families win hnd deeply IN
terestnr ev rla-afions On this suhject. &" NE1
Price o. the ches, and Rook somplse si2co The scos
alops. xi.Oo.
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