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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-09-19
N e w
PATENT CORDAGE
MANDATORY.

VNHE subscriber has the pleasure OF an
l. nouncing TO his friends, md the public
generally, that he has completed, and has now
m full operation, his new establishment, for
Inc purpose Of manufacturing r "a TENT
cor ID a G. T., aud from his experience IN
operating the sthnc machinery at the south,he
feels warranted in assuring his custome rs,
that his cordage, in point Of beanty or dnra'
biliiy. will be equal to New York or Boston
manu- fac,urc, and will be sold as low as at
either OF the other establishments IN this
town.
On hond-5,000 lbs. tow line yarns.
5000 lbs. common c0rdage do.
$500 lbs. Manila do.
purchased last fall and will be sold low:
WM. TEW TILLEY.
Newport, March II, 1889.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-09-19

Painting, Glazing, &C.

THE subscriber, would respectfully inform
his friends and the public, that he will
hereafter continue to carry on the business
of Painting, Glazing, &c. at the Store re-
Gently occupied by Williams & Hopkins, l44,
Thames street, next north of Gen. WIN
Lovie's where he will be happy to wait on his
old customers and the public generally.
All kinds Of PANT, Window Glass. and
Putty, for sale at the customary prices. Ev-
cry favor gratefully acknowledged.
SAMUEL 7. HOPKINS.
Newport, May 1, 1889.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-09-19
WOOL CARDING, SPINNING, &
MANUFACTURE

MANUFACTURING.
sUNHE public are respectfully informed, thst
i the subscriber will carry on the Hoof
CUding Spinning ~ Manufacturing business,
a, The Mill, occupied by the late firm Of Gould
s. DurCee in Portsmouth, and hopes his old
friends and patrons in that branch OF the bus-
ness. will favor him with their custom.
ISAAC L. DURFEE.
Portsmouth, April IL, 1889.
B-Ar,icles intended for eihcr Of the
above establishments may be LEFT with Sanford
Ahny, Little Compton VIM. Aimy, Tiverton;
9. Clifford, BRISTOL Ferry Underwood Carr,
Edward Sianhope, or B. u. Wilbour, Newport;
and at B. Browns Hotel, Portsmouth.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-09-19

S,uGAR g5 boxes fret quality brown aud white IVA
- ,na sussri Iust It,eiv,d anh ~ sale ., -
Aus ~. w Nh"i'N
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-09-19
500, 900; 500, 900; 81, 900; Q of2O, 900;
$4,000; , Of 10000.
Grand Real Estate & Bank
Stock Lottery
OF FPROPER1Y SITUATED IN
NEW ORLEANS.

OF PROPER1Y SITUATED IN
NEW ORLEANS.
up The Richest and most Magnificent
Scheme erer presented to The public, IN
this or any other country.
Authorized by an ac, of the Legislative Assembly
Of Florida, and under the directions Of tho
Commissioners, acting under the same.
To be dra,cn at Jacksonville, Florida, Decem-
Der lst, 1889.
SCHMIDT e. HAMILTON, Managers.
SYLVESTER s. CO, 1856 Broadway, Now
York, Sole Agents.
NO COMBINATION NUMBERS!!!
100 900 Tickets, from No. upwards, in sue
cessiOn.
The Deeds of the Property aud the Stock trans
ferred in trust to tho above named Commission
ers, for the security Of prize holders
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-09-19
SPLENDID scheme 80!

Prize-The Arcnde-2s6 feet.
inches, 4 lines, on Magazine street;
IOI feet, I 1 inches, on Natchez sr't;
I 26 feet, 6 inches, on GravieT street.
r ented at about $37 900 per annum.
Valued at $7OO,O
Prize-City IIoteI-I62 feet on
Common street LAG feet, inches,
on Camp street. Rented ut $4,000.
Valued at SOC, 900
l Prize-Dwcling House, (adjoin-
ing the Arcado,) No. 10, "a feet,
inches front on Natchez street. Rent
ed nj 1900. Valued ut 10000
! Prize dwelling House. (adloin-
ing the Arcodc,) No IS, 23 feet front
on Naicbez street. Rented at 1900.
Valued at 10000
Prize-Dwellng House, (adjoin-
ing the Arcadc,) No 26, 23 feet front
on Natchez street. Rented at 1900.
Valued at 2o,0o0
Prize Dwelling iiouse-No %,
North east corner Of Basin and Custom
house street 40 feet front on Basin.
and 40 feet on Franklin street, by l27
feet deep in Custom house street.
Rented at 1900. Valued at 20 600
Prize Dwelling iIouse--No "a.
South west corner Of Brsin and Gus
tom house street 30 feet, inches on
Basin. 32 feet. inches on Franklin.
1877 feet. lOi inches deep in front Of
Custom house street. Rented at 1900.
Valued at 10000
Prize-Dwelling lIouse--NO 339,
"a feet, 8 inches on Royal street, by
I 81 feet, II inches deep. Rented at
1000. Valued at $1,000
| Prize $50 shares Canal Bank
Stock 500 each $4,000
| / dito-2OO ditto Com. do do do 10000
| dhto-l5O ditto Mechanics and
Traders do do l0,0OO
I dito-IOO do City Bank do do 10000
I dn,o-do do do do do do 10000
] dio--do do do do do do 10000
| ] ditto--5O do Exchange Bank do do 5000
I dn,o-5O do do do do do 5000
| I ditto--25 .lo Gas Light Bank do do $500
dto-25 do do do do do do $500
| diiio-l5 do Mechanics and
| Traders do do 800
| | dto-i5 do do do do do 500
20 dtio each 10 shares Of the Lou
isiana State Bank, 500 each, each
Prize IL 900 20,o0e
| 10 ditto each 2shares Of s 100 each,
each Prize $500, Of the Gas Light
Bank 2,OO0
| 200 ditto each ! share Of 800, OF
the Bank Of Louisiana 20,O0O
J 200 ditto each I share OF 800 OF
the New Orleans Bank 2O,O00
| $50 ditto each I share Of 500 Of
the Union Bank Of Florida l5,OO0
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-09-19

Pull Moon, 23d, 2b. 33m. morn.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-09-19
WARDS
VEGETABLE HAIR OIL,

For III herestoration ofhair on Baidheods
Giving health and beauty to the haii
Il when il becomes dry and
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-10-03


The foolish effort Of the Gazette to ex-
cite the prejpdices Of foreign emigrants
against the Wing party, for what it terms
'their prescription Of those emigrants,
will probably avail but little. The con-
ductors Of that paper. imagine they are
discoursing to set Of ignoran. and de-
graded beings. who are to be led by them
to do and believe whatever they list.
They appear to think, that they arr, to
WELD q controlling power over the opin
ions, and passions Of men, and that ii is
as easy for them to exercise tina. pc er,
as tits to garble and perrerf facts. They
suppose they have the destinies Of the
Territory in their hands, and that like
Rhoderick Dhu ! single whistle from
them, viii cause to arise from copse and
heath,
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-10-03

We regret to learn Of the severe indis-
position Of our esteemed citi en- Gen Al.
g. DODGE We understand both himself
and lady are detained by sickness in Wis
consin. This is to be regretted, as Gen
DoDcE is vigilant, accommodating and
popular officer and his presence is much
needed at this time. He has discharged
his duties with promptness and fidelity.
and has merited and will receive the ap-
plause Of his fellow citizens.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-10-03

The conductors of the Gazette leave no
estone unturned' to detect US in falsehood.
Every little sHarsus lingue," every unin-
territorial departure from the exact letter
Of "the law is held up as ..ralsehood
No H. &c. Verify, this is a small bu-
siness, and it will doubtless be appreciat-
ed by the public. Were we to attempt
to play SINH ar game on the Gazette,
we think we could without much search.
ing. show two for every one and real
ones at that.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-10-03

We hope our readers will pardon us
for taking SO much notice Of the Gazette
in this number-it seemed necessary and
unavoidable.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-10-03

49, i
mory. We know too the character Of his
nephew in New York. and that he is dis
for none Of the remarkable able.
qualities of his Uncle. We are too re'is:
pub lean in our ideas to believe that he is
entitled to any credit for that he does not
possess. or for that which belonged to his
In this. we differ with the
loco foco organ in this city: and in this. at
least, we always shall differ.
ofall the specimens Of self-complacen-
cy and self-sfficiency that have met our
eye for some time, that exhibited by the
Receiver at this place is the most amusing.
Twice within the last two weeks he has
come in to the rescue Of the Gazette, and
now threatens total annihi.ation to all who
shall bring his name or conduct in ques,4
ton. He attempts to screen the Gazette
from the charge of misrepresentation and
fa.sehood which we have hur ed back arid
fixed upon that concern. and denies in adj
vance charge never preferred against
him. He must suppose he is the only
Federal officer in town, or has vanity e.
nough to believe that he is the only one
capable Of writing. We would advise the
gentleman to recollect that he is public
officer, and that it is not only our right
but our duty to keep strict watch .,on
his public conduct. Whenever he, or any
other officer is guilty Of any thing censur-
ale we shall expose him or them, with
out any scrup'es or fear. If we find any
thing ''rotten in Denmark we shall hold
the diseased parts up to the gaze andrep
rehension of the community. We know
nothing either in the valor or the pen Of
that gentleman which shall deter us from
performing our duty with uncompromising
fidelity. We are not to be driven from
our rightful post Of duty by pitiful threats
or inuendos; nor shall we fail to make
, the public acquainted with the manner in
which the Federal officers in this city per-
form their respective offices. We know
full well the position we occupy; and we
know too our obligations to our fellow
citizens. We are aware of sthe nature oil
that gentleman's official duties, and of his
! constant attention to those official dutics
+ at the Land Office and elsewhere.
The Governors Proclamation-whic
! is published to the exclusion of many 9th
err articles intended for this weeks paper
; will be found to be an interesting docu
meat. 1t covers the whole ground of con
troversy and places this youthful Terrific
in an enviable position, compared with the
!, State of Missouri We trust the further
agitation of the subject will be postponed
5 until Congress can have a chance to &C
: on the subject. We have no space fo
: further comment this week.
QuErR.-In the Gazette Of Sept. 81
we find the following -
"ANoTntR PROCLAMATION "A com
munication from Governor Lucas, in tn,
= shape Of proclamation, intended for Thu
a days Gazette, has been received. but a
r too late period for insertion. It's part
!. 1y In type, ~ AND IS ONLY OMITTED te
> cause of iis great length"
We make no farther comment than t
). call attention to the date Of the Froclama
ton. It will be seen that the official doc
ument bears date Sept. 25.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-06-21

Tho resolutions directs the appointment o committee
r. Eve 10 prepare articles OF agreemene lor Inc
t,rn nc ;ont stock company to aid the JOINT STOCK
comonnv of PORT Gibson, for the purpose oil making
ans 10 the sufferers by the fire ancthef comHl.tee
es .Doo;u,cd TO obtain subscriptions ios Inc teiei OF
net,nns more Immediately in vent 10 DC pun over 70
r. por Gibson committee. -LoassiGnian, June ~
s1oss nj HE john Ball Steamer on IKE 81 Laurence, 0'M
lass of life On Monday morning. aoon' : c'ock' as
,h; was oil Lavare, about m'ies ABOVE Sorei
ascending The yer fire was discovered lhfough
ibe deck with great ury, which comPeiso me master 10
RIM her directly shore where sne was hsaly
ed About IL cabin passengers were on ooalu ahu oo
..ved e,cept Miss Ross Several OF her seerage pas
asnss,s who were enlisranis jumped overboafd and
The number los, unknown The passengers We're IN oea
when The fle broke out, and some % ''e e0.'Peu WI"
ONLY their night clothes.
The John Bull is supposed, by the Montreal Courier,
Ia he The most valuable steamboat IN North America
having cos, The propretOrs over Uuu. one was III.
sured for only e. COO.
Three steamers arrived at Montreal on me morning
nf thu I'm bringing the remainder OF ~" passengers :"
The J,hn Bull. They stale the number drowned 10 oe
about 20 . ,.
The ,rial of Mr. A. W Goodrich came on last week
in The Criminal Court OF Washington city on the charge
Of recriving fifty thousand dnars on the 25u p 1907
from Dennis G Orne, (rrler in The BANK, knowing
The same to been stolen from The bank OF me Me-
,,opos by the said Dennis g. Orme, OF The goods ana
b,,rs Of the President and Directors OF the said bank
The trial lasted about four hours ana went 10 Tue jury
without argument, who. after remaining ie" mih"o'
in their room came back into court and returned 'e'
dict Of Not Gully.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-06-21
rfIon me Hartford Times, juno 8. }

(fTom The Hartford LtMfS, JUNO o.
TaE JARVIS Case-A trial Of much interest," has
been had before the Committee Divorces paf''es =:
which and the attending circumstances nave I rn;s
unusaal notoriey. A Reverend Clergyman OF lhe Fps
copa Church, man Of distinguished ii'eisiy aNu.
menls the son or Bishop eminent not only as s'''
lar but divine possrused OF wealth and win an V"
spotted aud ali unbieiished reputation, was al's -
by his wife Under high and almost cTminai
cused Of cruelty, abuse, oppression anu nu an,oc,
wrongsto her. whom he was bound 10 suPp.' p.;shsd
and defend The lady herself is also Of DISTINGUISH
family, and is honorably allied, was reno"hto :"
youth for her beauty, and has been the oopc VI o.,
traction in courtly Europe. She was suehue" ', "h
The risl by brother in-la~, me iae n ,hs Navy
aud OF the most distinguished othcsrs OF WAC ~
Com Hull is the husband of another s's'ef, on" '''
has other distinguished relations. La.nv
We forbore while the trial was pending 10 MAKE any
remarks the subject, and we were S"l'y .s;,d,cs
against either OF The parties. But The snoecI was ~,
properly introduced in this State and abroad ma
than a week the Committee was necessarily occup'eu
in hearing testimony and arguments ano ,'e ca'e "1'
been submitted to and decided by the Legislature,
Allbouph from its nature. from the many ana o's''h
pushed counsel employed this case attracted gtra at
tenton il was in many respects OF most paul.
racter A Young aud interesting family o. c','uie'
were involved in the controversy, and were Gaeu "
the stand as witnesses against their parents II was
painful sight 10 behold, and one which, 10 'heth ed "
yer be source of any other Than einoiilereo tehec
The testimony of The second daughter, ~n" was u
reluctant Witness, ono WIN uioP'uJSn
whole of her long and painful examination, degree o,
intelligence and sensbiliiy that did her credit as emu
and female was the most touching and anrc.nR va.
we ever heard from witness II fully eAonetaeo ''
indeed The whole testimony proved him ma" Of
mild and smiabe disposition and department. in a., ms
relations from his earliest youth to the present hd
H;s whole lie was searched and scanned QUO p'o
bu, not 500, or bemsh found Not only n's pao
lie career but the of private me- nus
and his domestic department were strictly ihses"s g.,
and all bear testimony his goodness OF heaF' ana '00
indnlqent' conduct. ,ed was
That such man should have been 8" aI.ae hn.n ar.
raipned BY his wife, and that one Of his own VIZ,
should have been the principal ereence aea'hsl n;',,
mad. !, vet more painful. But We have no a'sp"sluo"
10 pursue this SUBJECT 10 suy where and ~ha were
the wrongs in this case u.,n.sa.r
The arguments Of counsel closed on "Wednesday
iob, and on Thursday morning the committee report,
ed against the petitioner. and that she have saVe 70
Withdraw the petition The report was almost unahi
mousy opted and we believe there is equal unah'.
nifty in this community, and among all who heafa INC
testimony in The case.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-06-21
ALABAMA.
EXrRAcT nf letter TO Tie Editor. dated


"MARIoS, PERRY COUNTY June y, lS39.
'The principles Of Democracy Furnishing in this
State We shall give good account OF ourselves on
lhp lst Monday in August next. The canvass has al
ready need in OF The counties IN The State,
and is becoming We shall have without doubt
an overwhelming majority in the next Legislature.
INTERESTING SURGICAL OFEEarIoss.-W have late
~ witnessed two surgical OPP raons performed at The
Richmond Medical College lnirmary, by Or Warner.
Professor of Surgery, which Of an interesting cha
racer They were for congena deormily OF the foot,
and consisted in severnG the endons, thu conractons
Of which accustomed the deiormiiy. Operations for this
kind of delormy hsvr been lately introduced into this
country and believe have been etormed south
of Phlade phia where DR. hutler, has operated for
vcrs II is established principle that where
tendon is severed the two parts again unite by the for
nation Of tendon Cases OF extreme delomily, may
therefore, be remedied, by skiu surgeon with the
aid of proper COMPRISING apparatus
The first Of the operated for by Dr. Warner
was that form Of cub-foot termed by medical writers,
Taiapes Eguinus; the subject oil highly respect
able gentleman OF Abemarle, of about ten years Of age
The defo,mty consisted IN the complete extension Of
the foot that the heel eated at least three inches
above The ground, whilst the foot turned slightly
inwards and rested upon the outer edge of the toes
The operation consisted in the complete section OF the
7endO .9chuies, which Immediately remedied the de-
formi,y that there remains disparity between
The two feet.
The second case was double club foot styled Taapcs
Tarus Vtrus. The patient was yonng man. aged
twenty years ] he feet turned inwards, that the
toes of each foot pointed to the ANGLE of the other =
They were turned completely over, the weight of The
body resting The top of each during the upright pc.
slion 1t necessary in this case to cut, in addition
10 the Tendo .9ehiies the long fexor muscle of the
great toe, and The common fexor of the lesser toes
Notwithstanding the aggravated character OF this defo
nifty, Immediately after the operation, the toes were d
recled forwards the foot elongated and at this time the
weight Of the body rests upon the sole Of the foot.
The operations were performed in avery neal
None OF the incIsons occasoned an or6ce more than
quarter Of an inch in length Ingenuity and care are
requisite in applying the COMPRISING apparatus and
keeping The limb in proper position until cure is eff
feced. and DR.. Warner has shown skill in the manner
in which he has performed this very important part of
his Office We understand there Two other cases OF
club-loo 10 be operated on at the College-COmpler.
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Extract J
(EXUact
No. Sir John Hurley 10 Lord Gltnetg.

~.
FRyp.ncToS, New Brunswick, Feb 2 1888
feel il 10 be an act Of justice, which have the great
est pleasure in performing towards the people OF The
neiehboring State Of Maine, to STATE tina, not one single
act OF border noad encroochnpen or iDo'cang any
;sb To nike advantage OF the circumstances IN which
this and the npiphburirg Province OF Lower Canndu
were placed by the outbreak in the latter Province mas
been committed, TO my knowledge, by any cz' OF me
State Of Maine, by any other citizens OF Tue Y ..
upon the frontiers of that State.
am gra efuy sepeibfe OF this forbesrance and most
willing TO mpue ii to The best m"llves VIZ: those oy
which one friendly Government and people should D.
setualed towards another and under these feelings
have taken ppon myself To accede TO quest privately
proposed to me from the Governor and Other influential
members Of the Legislature of the State OF Maine oy
permitting the enlargement of Nh. EbPnszer Greely,
leaving the qneston of his arrest and detention 10 be
Disposed of in discussion bet wiki The two General go
yern
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-06-21
From The .Noreantorn Republican, June s.

The following is statement of the votes poled in
this county for the Assembly, and for Congress the
district furnished by the Sheriff II will be perceiv-
ed that the statement in last differs very materially
from the following. We mention this, from the fact
that could get official statement then from the
sheriff; and therefore, published from report
From this statement Evans is elected by majority Of
ONE. We understand Tanzey will contest
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
MOrgantoacn Clayton ivan BUREN, al, Tanzey
(Van Buren) 265, Evans (Whig) 33e, John ivan Blu.
ren.) 300, Morgan (Van BurenD 40, Vanzant (WhigJ
g. Borgess. (WhgD 43, PndIe Conservative 1903
BiarksrWc Clayton so, Tanzey 76, Evans az. Nor
gan II, John ~, Boggess IL, VanzantO, Pinde Is.
Panpdto.-Clayton 81. Tanzey g., Evans 6, Morgan
%, John 5, Borgess. 2. Vanzantl |, Pinde l.
S,ramps Clayton 81, Tsnzey lS, Evans TO- Morgan
&c, John AZ Boggess SO, Vanzant 3, Pindle 0
.Hiddietonn.-Cayton 23l, Tanzey 80, Evans 106,
Morgan 2O7, John 90 Boggess So, Vanzant 1885, PndIe
l3.
Jaeksonriile.-C Clayton CT. Tanzey 81, Evans 2, Nor
gan z, John II, Boggess 0, vanzan, ] Pindle Is
Snodgrass Clayton 80, Tanzey 10, Evans ., Morgan
SO. John 6, Boagess 2, Vsnzant o, Plndle /.
Flint Run Clayton 81, Tanzey % Evans 8, Morgan
80, John 6, Borgess. 2, vanzant 0, Pinde !.
Cheat-Cayton 0, Evans 81. Tanzey l, Morgan 3,
John IA, Vanzant 7. Bogpess 4. Pindle 0.
Total Clayton 739 Evans 55S, Tanzey 567, Morgan
SID John 457, Vunzunt, 24l Boggess 2i2, Pndle l55
The following note attached 10 the above state
ment, for publication:
The Editor will please state, after the above statement
Of one vote being the majority OF Evans Tanzey is
owing 10 the fact Of difference variation of The poll
books: For instance, of the books Of the Swamps
grer Tanzcy Il votes and the other Is al Jacksonville
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-06-21

one gives him 3d. the other 81; at tbs Court House a.,
gives him $780, and the other $685. and it is already ascp
tanned that Of the votes, GAS. Chadwicks and Wr
J. Willeys) Mr. Tanzey 10 not emitted 20 The books
altogether, vary in MIR. Tanzeyu vote. l5 and ia NJ
Evans q and will be observed that the books s,y,r
the largest VOTE was the one counted the abov.,sr
ment whereas, if the estimate had been made from ,h
smallest book Evan. majority would have been 70 md
moi sin gle mas Bepn stricken from the Doll be -,
sheriff; such act would be contrary 10 law
l.. II DORSEY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-06-21
LITTLE IE.NNESSEE-.Ioain.

NJ Jus, rs We were going TO press last evening" we
received bv the Western Mall letter from Washington
county from gentleman Of responsibility, from which
have only time to make the 70 lowing extract We
shall give the whole of the letter IN our next
Eziract Of a Letter to The Editor, dnted
"WAsHIsGToS COUNTY June IL
:! uniers,ond baore The ELECTION, that Spots pro
missed II elected, he would vote against Mr.. RlVes, or
for w hoe yrr might he run the Administrator candi
date; and Mr. Smith al Russell who IS ms relation loia
rar liza, he (SpoiIs) was Administration man. Smith
said, that It elected he would vote for Rives, 1t ma
iorily Of his constituents wished II; and Ewing, have
Understood told The people of Lee that lie believed The
county was Administration and that u elected "onlo
support, il Carroll il is believed here is the whole win
u.s. and Grievrr of Smyth only promised 10 vote ae
Snh. Treaunrp A.'h.- IS .h"., ih'"L vii So'e
for Wing; and think only Smith and Giiever Will
Administration rs any man in the State, and against
Rivrs Little Tennessee is decidedly Administrations
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