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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-20
FOR THE ENQUIRE
BUCKINGHAM.

Tie proceedings Of "ihe opponents of Martin Van
Butep" at Buckingham Courthouse ought not TO pass
unnoticed 1, is bu, justice to the President, as well as
10 The Republican party in Virginia TO say that these
proceedings contain any thing other than 'hGnoIable
Rut thew are moreover libel on The Re publican party,
whose Tree suffrage. made Mr.. Van Buren, President
of the IT, States These doughty Opponents of Martin
Van Buren, assert their preamble that he reached The
Presidency "snsly by hWnng and sycoPhsncy, and
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400
Delleil $ maj.

UeIIeWy lou
The Mobile Register states that "a number Of tickets
were printed and polled with Gov. Murphy's Cong
name on the general ticket for State and county officers
These votes were no, bo, Uugai
believe. and more than since this election, that
We have the strength in this county bya least 300 votes
and that We have met with partial defeat from bad
Management, our side-by running ticket which
our party would not support and by the skill and inge
nui.y Of our opponents, in taking advantage Of our
divisions, weak points, and lukewarmness. Without
it is perfectly fair and say that The Wing party
have dearly bought this victory, by the lesson OF policy
which il has taught for the more important struggles
Of The mex, season. The aggregate poll of the county
fell short OF last year about 800 voes The vote at The
country precincts particularly small, and in the
country lies principal strength"
Tuscaloosa District The following is reported the
,.oft he nnll
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An Monday, the OH day oil September next, will
" sell, to the highest bidder, for ready money, at
Louisa Courthouse that being court day, A TRAcr OF
LAND, containing by estimation 1903 acres lying and
being in the said county, the of Fork Creek
or so much thereof shall be sufficient satisfy the
and wife to me as trustee, bearing date The lOh day Of
September 1892 and recorded in the clerks Office os
Louisa county. Acting as trustee shall convey such
title only as is vested in me by the deed Of aore
said. GEORGE HARRIS, Trustee.
Aup 90 30-w3w
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" In compliance with The above routon, the Citi.
ems Of the county of Henrco and ~ of Richmond
re respectfully requested 10 attend ublc Meeting al
he City Hall, on WEDNESDAY,, the 81 inst
THOS. NELSON Pres pro tenn.
Aup lG SD-0t
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WoWf's R0isE Of Prizes.

D,,uino Of Alexandra Lottery No 5, drawn 18th
:, AZ 3 "a 90 IL SO % IL % 40 81
number Of good prizes in The above sent 10 Cores
nonden,s in The country.
Aug 20 oo-H
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NEnpYy,LLr, Aupust 6. 1889.


,ps,n S,s: The Democracy is trumphng in this,
-, district far beyond most sanguine expecta.
ne - In this county, Caldwell, the vote stood at the
's Of The polls the first day: Caid,cell-Boyd $40,
, Murray $685. Patterson (w) 800; 7fgg.B Boy Az
nsss. Patterson l07.-Boyd, real thorough going
o,ra, and against, National Bank on constitutional
p,n,s viii be elected bya fine majority, notwithstand
Murray OR last Representative, is dividing largely
W. Democratic vote with him.
" M ri district, the report is said TO be in favor OF
=, ,,.elsc,lon Of Underwood, CIV land in the ll,h
u" net !, new runs in favor of Andrews wv instead
uEsWsrd a. By But the Globe says; ave have
urns two counties in the ith district. represent
,Sn he last Congress by Mr. Observation-Disclosures
su fleming hch lead us TO believe that Andrews,
rd.rsl candidate, is elected The returns received
% The third Congressional district induce US to believe
-, elijah Hise Dem has been elected in the place Of
,asnh r. Underwood, Fed"-The Frankfort Observer
..In the Montgomery District, represented in the
-, Congress BY Mr. Menefee, IL. w Andrews was
~ Whig) and Gen. Thompson Ward, the ". Buren)
'Sda,e No definite returns have been received but
ss anor is that Mr. Andrews is elected by small
-, the Warren District. represented in the last Con
,'. he the Hon Joseph r Underwood the candidates
gs,s Mr Underwood (Whig) and Elijah Hise, Esq, w.
W. The contest has doubtless been very close. We
20 III, returns Of The 1st days vote al Bowling Green
va ,be Mar,insville precinct in Warren, as follows:
B0'0tinsg Green. .aartnsrius
H.e $50 220 maj
al The last election the at those places, at The
close. stccd -
Underwood 10Y ~
Hss 90 is'
i,, exhibits q considerable gain in favor Of Hise."
". had taken it for granted, that in the Sih ouis
,HIsl District Mr.. Graves (W) was re elecled-The
Observer says BY Several hundred mejorty-But the
cownp is Postscript from the Cincinnati Advertiser
~ the 18Th, (the latest date we have)
I'VE have received information from Louisville yes
sd,y. that MIR INITIAL has been elected over Graves by
. m,o;y of fifteen. This information, though unofi
Ga, we have good reason to believe is authentic. We
have strong hopes that the Sth district has exoneraied
itself the infamy of having Representative like
Cares
The wings have again carried the Legislature but by
diminished maorilies.
ALABAMA.
The Globe says: "The two Congressional districts re
presented in the last Congress by (Opposonisls) have
s,n returned members Of the political stamp but
b. decreased majoriles. Dixon II. Lewis (Dem) has
been elected without opposition The two remaining
Congressional districts, represented n theas Congress
ty Nessrs Chapman and Martin. Democrats will pro.
bsbly give two 10 one for the Democratic ticket"
The vote in the Mobile district is said to stand as fol-
lows:
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Disputed Elections.

The Harpers' Ferry Conssitu.ionalist calls upon MI
ha. osrs posd in Hampshire for him !, says, ha, these
votes are bad, because The Election law expressly DE-
clares that the vote should be given in The county IN
which The property is hed-and tina! hs ,as' ZONE
winchester Vrginisn says, 1--WE will give Mr. B the
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Chesring-Every thing indicates the growing strength
and ultimate success Of Martin Van Buren,. The over
wheming results in Tennessee and Indiana-,he great
accessions in North Carolina and Kentucky decidedly
show, that his march is onwards-The Great Western
will in vain attempt TO it. He may harangue till
doomsday-The fact is his political principles are at
war with the genius OF the Constitution, and the churac
ter Of Federal Republic. There other and power.
tn objections to Mr.. Cay's election. He may read his
late in the elections which have TRANSFERRED The ball,
too, is rolling on-and will continue TO roll, until his
pretensions entirely crushed. As the Charleston
Mercury says, "he of the Wings is essentially
downward"
II is really amusing TO see the different ways in
which the late disastrous Of the Wing defeats has
been received by the Wing Press. The Baltimore
Chronicle augurs the best success from its defeat be.
cause il will rouse the Whigs-upon The new principle,
suppose that two birds in the bush are worth more
than one in the hand-The Wing is not asonished at
their defeat because Irish Orator exclaimed,
"They as they rotted-that is 10 say suppose,
because the People, the of power became corrupt
(Mey) the Democrats triumphed.-The Editor of the
Alexandria Gazette takes the thing like man. and bears
it all with great deal Of philosophy He moralises
after this manner
"We observe that some the newspapers already
commencing the game of"breaking the fall consequent
upon the late disastrous for the Wings, from the
Western States. We wish TO be engaged in no such
effort. Let the whole extent of The Wing defeat-if
there has been defeat-be seen fully, cearly-a let
the Wings come 10 the ground tumbus, as The boys say
II may do some good. They may rub their eyes, get
up againand see clearer and better than they did be-
fore.-Where the Wings have been defeated or lost
ground it has been owing to the ,cant Of roes There
may be thousands Of excusesbut one aets better than
fifty subterfuges."
Yes, that is the trulh-The Wings have been beaten
by the want Of voes-and they will be beaten again
for the same reason. This is the whole fact; and no
subterfuges disguise lit is well that the Aexan-
dria Editor is such philosopher for, he will have
cason for his whole store of consolation in time to
come.
''Sund aside and let Little Tennessee peak"- Wig PIPER
''One hundred Guns for Tennessee."-Diuo
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The Wing presses attempting TO figure out a
majority in the H. Of R-One Of these Arithmelicians
is the Baltimore Chronicle who succeeds in giving the
Wings | 10 in the House, far the Elections have
which are yet to vote assigns to parties the ratios
which they had a, the last session, viz Wings in r.
Island, in Mississippi, in Maryland, and RepubIi
cans-thus running up the number to 1923 Wings, and
ia Republicans But in working out this problem the
Chronicle claims Wings in Indiana, G in North Caro-.
lina the whole Representatives in Georgia. the two
in Mississippi, and what remarkable The whole ~
Jersey Delegation when it is notorious that out Of these
are to be pamed upon the House. by of The gross
est frauds that dsgraced free People. The Wings
have not carried in Indiana and it 10 extremely doubt
ful whether they have in North Carolina-They will
not make The in Georgia available. They will not
Dor. in Now f. rasyh I'd .hay will moi command una
inrty N he II House,
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'Sund aside and let Little Tennessee speak."-HAig PIPER
'.One hundred Guns for Tennessee."-D ditto.
wag remarks, that Polk has spiked the Wing Can.
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Cheering from Georgia!

CneeTHg JT0M Ce0Tgld!
letter from Western Georgia 10 The Standard of the
Union, states il as the general impression that Judge
McDonad's election is certain; and that lin The Che
rokee counties, his majority Dougherly will bes
thousand more than Schey's Gilmer-und that
majority in the Legislature on joint ballot cannot be
less than 90"
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Tickets only Sl0-shares IN Proporuoh. e,oo
NJ Certificates Of packages OF 70 whole uckets Sio'
-shnrps in proportion
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TEHrF DISTRICT.
Fishers mai 1888.

TWELFTH DISTRICT.
James Graham wv. } re elected without opposition
TMiRTrENTu DIsrRIcr
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S3O,O0O..-$lO,O00.
Virginia State Lottery,

Tickets Sl0-Shares in proportion.
~ Certificates OF packages Of 90 whole tickets, $3.50
shares in proportion
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SEPTEMBER LOTTERIES!
3J, 29i Dollars!
virginia State Lottery,
10000 Dollars capital!
VIRGINIA state Lottery,

For the benefit of the Town Of Wefisbnrg Class d
for 1s39-,o be drawn al Alexandra, Va, Saturday,
September IA.
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!Ei:E3 Z :!

1--WE immense and incre.si,.
Il ihs'e Pills, is another p,ooS y yor ,Sy
oiliy q The cid sdsrc. that airptI "'s ia''l
aud will prevail" Other pulls 49, -, .""elia
bot Dr.. Peiers' arc purchased and 49,, Ss putt
commended until The demand for 49,. she
come almost universal 'h las b
Dr. Peters would impress, ~. g..
public, 'ssi bis p'lls are m, eus,k - 80 Y
ho, scientific compound Of ,,,,,,.. "'e1e.
been the resol, of msry y = ir,eS,, - 80 a
TO profession in whi,h hc va. rsg,it pt.i'.Ve
ana hence u Is a. popular wuh The - N'c
~ as ~I,h tbs people al large. -'-' neg
One Of The many psculisr ,ir,re. ,r a.
heis f,lis -. thai while very pow.,c., ,te'
shesi' they arc particularly mia 81 . se
lhst acton. lnAke the gsnsfal,,, ~ -, s,sN
ihfr application u Heysr attended ann -.
gfiPsng. 1'~''a
Pe,sf,' Vegetable Pills are nox ,...,.,
orc ~ho have had an op,olsnit, Z.
upaa ,hsi' mefrss, az 40 ias,,,s..g. rtp,
BLESSING. I'll
Nhhopi an exception ia tre O, esg,,..
rasesciae has -Prrad slih s4rA fas,li., 49,
such universal satsiartioa. y"
Prepared By Joseph riiesil, P.,s., " n
- i-sassiy street. New lgfk. E.sA -, 60.
% Pals. Prsco 30 esni,.
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5000 REWARD.

r. ID ANYWAY or stolen from
SA Nd my plantation in Baker com.
k.-SG ~. about the FIRST OF February last.
80 ny negro boy, JOHN, about ,wen.
IN iy-cno or twenty-five years Of age
veil buih, common si1y, erect IN his
E-s.--sEs Sa.k, fne set OF iorv,eeth, inlelli.
geat aud good conn,enanee, weigh.
ing t-tween one bundled and fry and sixty
pouads. bought said negro from 5. H. McComh,
Nho resides IN Charlotte, North Carolina IA
MlcdCeyille, on The hilecuih das OF Nuyes,bor,
last an OF Inc opinion thel said nerto Is try.
ine TO make bis Way back 10 North Carolina
ANY person catching said negro, and oou6ning
hia IN IA! % that get him, shall BE- literally
rewarded And If sto.gu, any pcrsou that viii
,atcA TIC thief and produce pFacf 10 conviction.
.htl receive TIE above reward. ANY Information
,e!4uyc p said negro, viii IS thankfully received
effected 10 Clinton, Jones c9uaty, Georgia
T. VI. COX.
Me- II. 1850. t45l
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NOTICE.

A Ill persons having Accounts standing with
"A IAe firm OF A. n W. Alexander for the years
lsS7 and So, are requested 10 call al Alexander 4
Brothers. and closs the sSpe either by Cash OF
No,s-the cash would be preferred IL is neces.
ssrv that our books should be closed hy the first
Of Jav, and all Who fail TO comply with tho above
request by that time, may expect 10 tind their &C.
counts IN the hands Of Wm. A. Todd Tor settlement,
A. Il W. ALEXANDER.
Nsy =. 1889. 4S21
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Notice To Mechanics.
.NL 1850.


FENHE subscribers solici, proposals to build
= CHURCH OF the tollouinr Dimensions and
g alter 4ls--ifty feet by forty three in the clear,
tLl walls 10 q. above the soor IN height, the aoor
aud val al BFlck, with gallery in ous end and
& plain pine pulpit 10 the otoer eud Of the susc
pslniod. The iouudatlon Of stone as high a. the
surfaces o TIE floor; TIE hose 10 have tso doors oi
!arEc lle IA Tie end opposite tie pulpit fronting
tuo windows, one on each side oil ,he pupit and
iau- windows 10 each SIDE all very large, oae %.
Ekic5 Is 10 scFys Go1r Of entrance to the stair
steps lezding 10 ,ra tie sgllerg With Stone stops
a. aIgh Is The .lii ct HAT N,a48g fIom the cut.
s1c, the sll Of both Tie doors aud tae ten wtn.
laas To be heaD Store, tnI cgsc covered WliA
pine shingles and esilcd with plaak over head
aat uude, the gallery dpor gbe Siu3ows al
glszed sIih 10 b. IL as eIc,p, the one osesi IS
tooy % the gallery tor which ard ,bc two door.
ttsre To b toabIe shutters. paialcd, tie Bic
q the aus 70 be iaid iu lime mortar aud he IN.
Side, plasie,rd with lire and plaster 81 paris "a
assies thsouga Tie iea-'h Of iLo House, one trafn
czeu dor 0ita 8 faU ~ Fsxs neu - each SIDE
sal, Hnd ooao,e roE Is t4c ctGtcr t4twrra ia
tao aislCs Ns.cTia.. /, se Laa conyta.railg aud
harding o. Vacant Roses n acve,l,as1 ate g 81
Z antilles elise TO tas ehotca i preferred. the b.,
u va,cg arr 9ne # tic uQsi aeetay t.4-cs IA Ire
Jsa CaFeiuas
p 9ossis aslieifst from voIkacn - 10 II On.
deftasa ne entire ipe. giving app-Dget security
- couP.siins The mode - a aorkmsn Ike man.
~ specially a. pfsctcs5e Proposals - b.
e-4--tsd 20 th Pos, Nss,cr {, lar,eaood Poi
oa.oe, Chester Dtsifl1,, 5. G. BY the 9Th o. z1sh
Il J5re rcr.
SJyr.4 81 he building Committee.
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! aBkec aud Fancy WAGONS.
III GGHH.s and sLhIa.A.
Important Information

To tkafs ss5snag piG CAaius ngf6ss. Dlaf&1sr
Ss'susr C0'aplsiais cel,rs, C,smps 4 Sgasuss.
FksIIE sbA'y 81 r. (. BERNAgD,s Rsr,,Js
M fgr CA9isrs has ceased 70 b. . problem. II.
perienc~. the Gals sure foundation ii Medicinal.
b. 90 s otIr' stp3s II Anawisdgc. has efFsctuaiIy
established whai the I'D c9us cote position Of The
Remedy, IT, odmifsale adaptation 10 ihs sariona
ind'eaiiana Shah sceur IN the course Of lhoas dr.
casss of the siomsch, liver aud tswtis, usualty
designated ~ Cholera complaints, led ihn Pfyprlr
tor 70 su,ieipaie from the Gt.i 81 al fnpsrisnes
hoaeser. that cf 1asH tatnpesen, to Discriminate
accurately and 10 decide Justly upon lAc effects n
medicine, nus, be this bcs', and wilh such in
is favor, The Hoel iss,,dioas 10 .htse matters
most lay ss'de there prsjadie.s.
The Indications NJ cure afe--.io trsuauliEe the
stomach and bowels 70 relieve Tie excessive plk.
ing md pufging 10 alay tie increased irritable.
" os the tnieslines, giving rise 10 efesssd pcfs-
taHic motion 10 relieve that fheumalie state 5f thr
boseis which ~ often the attendant of chronic ca
800 sometimes accompanied silh inflammation
and liberation 70 overcome the spasn,s eqaslisc
The circulation, and restore warmth 10 tbs surface I;
rensoVe congestion Of the internal otgsns. and 10
fes7e the morbid inilsbIii,y Of the bfaia and nsr.
vous sysiefr :---=i h virch has been effected By
the use Of Bsrpatd's Rsmssf fe7 fhaisrs osrii6.
eaifs u which have fesa gssH al varioas times OF
the efficacy b. ,-ses 1sasly different 10 their orr.
GIN and progress Of each other
u Lock 70 the Certificates and directions which
secoupany each bottle, they ara the bcstevidenee
That can BE- gwen. Tor sale by William. & Boyd.
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ESQ acres Of Land for sale.
For sale.
Apn! 23,ls29.

49, VA waters q Sugar CrseA, ono
l,i,, miie above CaF'. William Cooks
s& Mills. Persons Wishing 10 purchase
r, =, god land, would do batter 10 by said Plan
,Ation at a h. pres, than 10 work cd uota out
lands hich 90 no, pay them tot cultivation. The
Plantation being too lar from NY residence 10 i'm.
prove with advantage, Is ntr only reason ior sch
iug 1t or Offering the sane Tor sale. There IS 80
or 30 Acres Of good Cotton Land IN cultivation OIL
the place, aud excellent meadow Lands. About
the one third Of the Land is ~ woods, promising
timber and great deal OF good Branch and Cfrck
Bottoms, not liable To overflow hu, very lstlc, -
the banks are generally high, TIE syringe are
silently. and good ~aier. the Improvements 'oscfs.
Ole. Any person DESTROYS OF purchasing said
Plantation can call and examine SAID LAID wik
Ia bouudaties Thsrs Is 200 Acres sgfecably
10 the pisu.
JOSHUA 7. SMITH
Agril II. ls39. t45s
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genuine Morus Multi
caulis for Sale.

~s<xzn T4yHE subscriber Is now prepared
$1,000 10 make contracts tor the de-
N34<E livery OF this yalusLie tree lfot iced.
ins the silk worm IN tho tai. As
there has been aud siill vlll be many
frauds pracliccd upon the unsaspeclsug, The sub
serIbcr warrants those nov offered 10 b. OF the &c
nuine Kind. his original stock vas obtained froa
Gideon d smith. Of Rahmsre. nine years ago and
are part Of the tres that that gentleman has sPo-
ken oleu Abou, N bis writings eing the frsi ever
brouah to the United S.sirs. The tree has been
growing IN an exposed situation since hrst obtain.
cd. and beng nov soCmated Is preferable TO those
lately introduced luto the cvunuy. II will also be
cultivated hy myself the present year and ssefy
care ~ be taken to render the l,,egoo, aud
~ accessory Instruction gwen 10 purchasers uroa
The cultivation o. Tire SAME. IA the Tres Is IN great
demand ard the season abou, 10 close ior obtaining
Il this yrar. those wish,ux 10 purchase sould do
Seil 20 syesk IN tie and that iheTe may be 10 dis
appointments a regular tist val Is ks,, aud this
advertisement Discontinued - sucn a. the number
atoye-natted j. taken up. TIE subscriber will
also make engagements iOr Tea Thousand SILK
WORM EG1S II the most approved klna upw ies.
The ~ofms sill - led exclusively upon the Murus
Mab,c4ulis. Al communications b. IpalL mes.
Dc 30, paid, aud all o,dsrs mps, Be accompanied
b. cash.
J. r PRlTC.isRD.
Fsk %. ls39. lJsf
~ Persons arc invited 70 csl and ses tic tree
ah,Is Ero~ ins ADD lotgs ia' themselves.
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STR.xYED

E@SN NJ FAX H ~
Vs. ENRON ths subsrfl5ef. neaf { on
IAN II cord. CAbArFns enorsy, TWO
ST HARES-one, : bay uarc, about
srs<sszxae5 NIB, years Old, ard psceb wsl aR.
ca me --44le. Tn, other, y very tafk bay,
a5.ut Is yesfs Old. with a star ~ hff face. Tbs
said Mare. len uiy pos-essiol, 90 Thursday hsI,
and suppose that they have gone lut0 &sekien
borg county Auy petB.n y ~ Hil take ~ tLe
ab5ye property and return than - me - case me
Information. - that get them again, w.A te lib
orally rewarded w the GndrftGnrd-
~ VI FLrNKET
Csacerd. igri. -, $3.50. HjJ
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POETRY.

The following beautiful and affecting kequi-
em- We extract from tho Phllaas PLAZA Gazette,
II i prcassly tae production OF tbs editor, Willis
G ylor1 CLARK, VINO lsieiy los, ms Aind-heartod'
Iogsly, and accomplished Lady;
sac thee sun
Remembrance, faithful 10 her trust,
C-lis thee ia be4uiy from the dusi
Taoa contest in the morning light
ThoGt with me threa-n the gloomy night;
II dreams meet tlec a. 81 oil.
Taen thy soa arms my neck enfield,
Ana tLy sweet voice Is in NY ear;
In every scene 10 memory cear
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In every hsllowed token round:
THIS hltlc riGg thy finger bound
Tins lock O.. hair lLv forehead shaded,
Tais silken chain b thec was branded
These fogcrs, al witae7ed now hSc thee,
L loved. thou aLidst cull for me
TINS hook vas taiae-here G.dsi thou read
This picture, al YES here, INDEED
Sc taeg still