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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-06

miraculous VIRTUES OF your uhrlFaneh hedic'ne.
Respectfully yours, THEODORE JAMES
Augusta On Feb 10Th. 1889.
CRDUP-AS ALARMING CASE,
Cured by Dr. Peters Pills
Communication received from the eminent DR.. j. II
Irwin, Of Florence, Georgia
Dr. J Peters. My Dear Sr-On the night OF the
llih instant, called in great haste TO the house of
f. ow-ciiizen (Mr Leg where found his son-an in.
FAINT SIX months old labnring undera most alarming
attack Of Cynunche Traeheatis (Croup and apparently
beyond The aid Of remedy. BY The greatest good for.
tune. however had in my pocket broken box Of your
pilis-two of which administered with such an nime
dioiply happy effect that in few minutes my little pa
tipnt was ease, and of danger This case, in
necllon with my name is at your servIce-and have
the pleasure TO be able 10 inform you that your nestlma
BILE medicine is in such great favor with The faculty
here that believe there is not one OF them who does not
use in his private practice. Yours most respectfully
March l3, le39. j. II. IRWIN, NJ ID.
Although am opposed 10 the principle of prescrib.
ing remedies of medicines, with the real ingredients OF
which physicians not acquainted and am, OF course
opposed in general to The introduction of such curative
agents into either general official practice, yet justice
requires me state that having in my drug store the
Pills now known as DIR. Peters Pills for the supply
of those who might wish them. was induced 10 Try
them in my practice in place of Lees or Anderson
Pills and have fnutf them TO be cahartic so certain
and Efficient and the time mild 1T their action
producing neither gripping nausea and answering go
well oil The purposes be met By an ordinary caIharlc
that now them in my practice almost nntlrPy IN
place Of Lees AndPrsons. As caibaric tor ordIna
~ purposes in families they are not surpassed-heir
utility in affections Of the bilious caste cannnt he doubt
ed JoHs !. H. STRAITH, NJ d.
Charesiown Va. Jan. l5, 1882.
These extranrdlnary and justly celebrated Pills are
sold by all The principal Druggists in Richmond Peters
burg and Norfolk, and throughout the United States
tho Canados, Texas, MEXICO, and the West Indies.
April il lPl- latem
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COMMUNICATIONS.
FOR THE MADIsoNIAN.
THE MARINE CORPS.-NO.

am disposed to continue this subject still farther,
with the hope that some Of our wiseacres will en-
Tighten me as to the proprety Of abolishing thai sn-
peruous braneh Of our naral @rrice altogether. For,
not only was it argued that it was unnecessary to in
crease the Marine Corps, but, the honorable gen.
eman Observed " il was the opinion Of many Of cur
naval Commanders, that the Marine Corps was Of
no service whatever to the Navy, and that ii ought
TO be abolished in tOtO" Now, would inquire of that
gentleman, how many Of our naval Commanders
entertain that opinion or what are his ideas Of the
numeral which relates 10 numbers For | am
strongly impressed with the conviction, that he
would find it difficult 10 select more than two or
three from the whole number of our naval Com
manderS, from first to last, who would promugate
TO the world any such Inconsistencies; and am
fully convinced that the Oldest and abest Command
ers in our Navy, and the naval officers generally,
from the Oldest to the youngest are unanimously Of
opinion that the United States Marine Corps ought
to be increased in order TO meet the accommodating
demands on 1t, which are now dailyrbecoming more
and more numerous. Do gentlemen wish to learn
why that branch of public service is not as ade
quae to the performance Of the duties required of it,
at present. as it was heretofore II they do and will
excuse the presumption, | will endeavor TO portray
In the first place. then, there are not in that Corps
sufficient number of men TO supply the vessels now
in actual service on the different stations with the
requisite guard. On the West India station it has
become necessary 10 increase the number Of
squadron on account of the unsettled state Of affairs
in Mexico our own Pet War in the FloridaS, &c
And many of those vessels are suffering great
inconvenience in consequence Of the inefficient
guard of Marines on board. Secondly, within the
last FIVE years a new station has been of necessity
established on the coast of Sumatra, in the East
Indies frgate and sloop of war are there stationed
TO protect merchant vessels, who tradirg on
that coast for pepper, &C. from the depredauons OF
the praical Malays; and if ! am correctly inform
cd neither OF those vessels have board the guard
Of Marines allowed to ships of their claSs-And now
was il more necessary than ever that they should
have been provided with the full complement; for,
if the information received can be relied on as au.
thentc, another American vessel has been plumber
ed her officers and crew maltreated, and some four
or five Of them murdered and furnishing them for
the outrage, those vessels will have TO pursue The
same course as did the friga,e Potomac six years
ago, that Of dSlodging them from their enrench-
ment, which, me thinks, at the present time, will not
be so easy Of accomplishment. And il is a we'll
known fact, that the Marines can be employed to
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h,ank .nrolments, was allowed, and els IS, for Of
Zee rent and quilts, rejected
. The law and the rules OF The Department allow
"a mo credit for these expenses. The collector was
,old so He persisted a Mr.. Briney teSifes, in
making charge Of them against the Government,
and the account was rejected by The Auditor OF the
Treasury.
- Let Us now see what the collector has done In
consequence, according 10 his showing, the tes-
timony OF his son and deputy. This young man ex-
hibls, among Others statements and receipts for ex-
pendures for the second and third quarters OF 1858
amounting 10 $50 70, composed OF the same items
which were rejected by The Treasury, 10 The account
ending 30lh September, 1888; and positively swears
that The amount fraudulenly added 10 the boaimen's
receipts for the FIRST quarter OF 1854 was SO added and
intended Ia cover the amount; which, you will OBJ
serve had been thus disallowed and rejected BY The
Government And he goes on 10 exhibit Other ac-
counts and receipts for expenses OF the same nature
and equally unauhorizedi 10 cover which, the sub
sequent receipts frandulenily increased up 10
the time when the charges ofifand were made against
The collector
II is sufficient for the purpose that all the expen-
seshuS stated such as neither Law nor The rules Of
The Department allow. But cannon helpTemarking
that ttro bureaus charged in the account Of j. e.
Smith said TO be paid 30lh June, 1884 A No 81 one
of which, as am informed, was sent 10 the coee-
tors house, in Monmouth, and the other TO his lodg-
ings, here. doubt If single article embraced by
this bill Of Smiths Is in the office but they were,
they are not chargeable to The United States.
"The second charge Is fully established, that re-
ceipls If the revenue boatmen have been fraudulent
" obtained and rendered 10 an amount greatly ex-
ceedng the sums actually paid; and il has been done
10 cover money expended for the private benefit Of
The collector, and no way chargeable 10 the Govern
meni.
Both charges being plainly and unequivocally
proved consider The removal Of an unlaiihiu OFF,
Ger, as beyond doubt. Z.
"In laying the papers connected with this business
before the President, have to request that you will
include this communication and also my letters 10
you of the 5h OF January last covering Mr.. Hooks
charges, and that Of the 9Th of April last
81 have the honor 10 be, with great great respect
sir, your obedieni servant,
JAMES PARKER.
"Hon. LEVI WOODBURY.,
Secretary of the Treasury, Washington.
To be C0niiRuei
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DURAND & co.
BANK NOTE ENGRAVERs,
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7.'.-.,cr o. PEars Asisoy, Jan is, 1904
.p...iv.d Of Joseph w. Reckless, eolse o. he e
nece' s, ,or The district OF Perth Annoy, 80
several s,r our wages during The quarter eh'''s
December o. JAMES sEGUINE
Per +. w. BtinIey, Ia his absence
FRANCIS SEGUiNE,
LIKE ROSS, his ~ marx,
ABNER DEPEW, his y marx
"Witness: r. w. BaisLEY'
;. .t.,,,,, of hsbnrssmsHts aoeonH ~ msreoenHe
"a, n, ne DISTRICT NJ Peril AmtOy, J0r INC quarter
sadi@g ala March, 1854
:" 1854 AP'" Sil6
- w RECKLESS, Collector.
.D,,raicr or PERrH .AABov,
"CoileeiOr's Office, April !, 1884.
(No. ~
Pan roll nj seamsn employed hoard Of The rtpenhs
bost for ne distriei Of Psrh Anhay JrOl The iHa'y
Of January 10 sIst Of March, 1884.
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THE AMERICAN JURIsT, for Janunrv ,sao !.

L this day received by +. TAYLOR, who viii furnish
the work regularly 10 subscribers.
+, I also receives subscriptions for the Law Library
the T. s ~ f'0
Smiths Chancey Practice Leigh's Nisi Prius Ken.
nos Blackstone Iust received, and all other Law
Books received soon as published
On hand well selected collection Of standard Law
Books, for sale all at the lowest Philadelphia pri.
ccs. r
English Law and other Books, imported to order from
London. ian o.
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COPYING PRESSES,-F. TAYLOR has now on
~ the way from the North, two Copying Presses of the
most recent and improved constructions 10 which aten
ion Is invited THIS press copies piece Of writing in
twenty seconds giving copy every ray as pcrfect ,nd
egbie as the original and hundred different sheets OF
writing can be copied, all once in the same SPACE Of
tne several legibe copesran be taken from the same
piece OF wiring and II offers impeachment that weeks
nor IS presumed years should eapse between the writ
ing and copying II may be examined n, his Bookstore
'a4a'ey East OF Uadsby s Hotel ian 81
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LAC SMILE OF GEN, WASHlNGTON'S LETT
L TERS-( Engraved in London ,hry.nine wears arol
to Sir John Sinclair, Barone NJ p. on Agricultural sb
lects IN one thin guarto volume engraved from the og
nal in the British Mus ,um. oe'
F. TAYLOR has this day Received several comics Of
the above, the first and only edition. London 1900 he
loved 10 be the only copies be found price dol
lars. ~ >.
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INDASA-The Loco-focos have nominated Gen.
T. A. HowARp as their candidate for Congress in
the seventh district represented by A. s, WHITE,
Wing elected to the Senate OF the United States.
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DWELLING HOUSE IN GEORGETOWN TO BE
LET FROM THE 18th OF MARCH NEXT
Il One of the handsomest and most commodous
EgssW Dwelling Houses in the District. with small gar
LIN den and stable, delightfully."- and healihfuy stu
ated in Georgetown about twenty minutes ak from the
Departments The House is in good condition, and may
be had with or without furniture 1t is now occupied by
Senator Fulton and well known as the property Of
Mrs. j. w. Williamson For particulars, inquire of Mrs.
williamson, this Office. Jan loft
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DRESIDENT MESSAGES, in one volume of 1856
large closely printed pages price 81 so con-
tanning all the Messages Of every President from the first
OF General Washngtons up 10 the Message the Special
Session Of September 1897.
Just received and for sale by
ian 10 II. TAYLOR.
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PRICES.
For n Steel plate of four notes, $500
For a Copper plate Of four notes, $50
Printing, per 1000 Impressions, 25
Bonds for Loans, with Coupons, Bills of Exchange,
Drafts &c. elegantly executed. jan % ldw6m
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TwENTY-FIFTH CONGRESS.
THIRD SEES SION.

IN SENATE.
SATURDAY, January &c.
The SENATE did not SIT today.
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A BOLTON SEDlTloN, ~ Northern man.-One
"A volume price so cents.
just published, for sale by
jim 90 F. TAYLOR
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EOOLSCAP.-F. TAYLOR has just opened a case
of Cap Writing Paper satin surface, white and blue
from mandatory Just established ut the North
which exccs in quality and finish any before brought tn
Washington. For sale at reasonable price 40 Teams
ohiy received. ian &c
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A NCIENT FRAGMENTS-Just received. for sale
N by F. TAYLOR
The Phenix collection, in volume, price rs cents
Of old and Fragments translated containing the Mo-
rails Of Conucus the Oraces of Zoroaster History Of
the Creation by Sanchomarho; the Voyages Of Hanno
round Africa five hundred years before Christ; King
tons from the Punic Books The Choice Sayings Of Pub
Illus Sy.us, &c &c.
Plato the Immortality of The Soul, Dacer's transla-
ton, with Life OF Plato, by Fenelon, volume price 62
cents.
Lempriere's Classical Dictionary, volume, full bound
OF f32 closely printed pages price IS cents Jan 8
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DANCROFT'S HISTORY OF THE u S. cheap.
ID Several copies Of the above in volumes svo best
edition, vi" be offered for day two only for
the purpose OF closing account at the low price of SO
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THE BLUE LAWS OF CONNECTICUT, date
i 1859, in one small volume price IS cents
Is jus: received and for sale by
Jan 10 F. TAYLOR.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-12-25
Miscellaneous.
From the New York obs..r,,o.


LIE DAGUERRoTYPE.- have been
favored with the sight of large number
OF pictures from collection of the exnn,s.
lte'y beautiful results of this wonderful
discovery Just arrived from Paris; seye.
rai OF them taken by Daguerre himself
Inc collection is in the hands of NJ
0ourrau1. gentleman of sie, who ar
fiVea on Saturday in the British Queen
ana VINO made himself acquainted with
tue mode OF obtaining these results. under
me Immediate Instruction of NJ. Dapuerre
W. Gonrraud is on his way to the Ha-
vaha Tor the purpose oil transmitting TO
rams Photographic views of the scenery
OF That part of the world.
oar readers may suppose that, after
reading the highly wrought descriptions
OF TIE new art, which we have transfer.
rea TO our paper from European pliGts.
we We're prepared TO form something like
an adequate conception of its powers.
on' we can only say as the Queen Of
oneoa sand after examining the exhibition
OF the glory of Solomon. The half was
not tod u.s." We can find no lanpuao orc
70 express the charm of these pictures
painted 6y no mortal hand. We are nor
surprised to learn that France and all
Europe are so enthusiastically Interested
In the wonderful discovery. We are told
that the shop windows in Paris, in which
the Photographic pictures are exhibited.
are so beset by the crowd that the streets
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-12-25
ST 0 v & S
An Iron CASTINGS

II Ii u Iron aStIn
M ANUFACTURED and sold Wholeslle a.!
1E1 Retail by the
BRANDON IRON COMPANY,
AT reduced prices, below any f rner stlE3r-
LII Ohg which are tie following desci rlicn,:
Sonant's Patent Improved Cook Stove, 9 ~
Rotary do. with cast oven,
Vermont Cook.
Six Plate or Box,
Vermont ParlOr.
ne unexanpled success that las aitsrdeu s
operations OF this Company in the manufscirs
IRON castings, and evident indications o. ne
ouc!ion IN the cost of many articles Ct lila-f
render 1t alike the duty and The in,eres q ~
stockholders, to offer castings If ali kinds 81
Idige discount below any former siand4'd "
nose wishing to purchase either at trEo'sSt
or reta'l, viii find it for their interest 10 ex1f
dt the old stand Of Z. W. &J.A CONAN.
where good iron, and the better class Of stss-I.
StoUeS
can oe bad, on the most favorable terms.
deIihery castings made and finished - y
eS' s'yie' at from 81 to cts. per pound.
JOHN A. CONANT, .4g9''
brandon, Sept. Is, 1899.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-12-25
Black River Academy.
H IT. winter term will cOmmeDce On MONDAY D

Il on, "in'er term viii commence on MOnda! ~
Con,r. TERMS. ~
common ION; English studies. $50
Frsr branches g. Ancient Languages, S%
spared Puonc are assured that no pains VIZ
iiabIe FINDER this academy ns pleasant and p
rp ,esort as any ether similar insIIiuiIsa.
e.,4 nA4NhALlN EVERETT, 4. Is. 4 rsHriiie'
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-03-09

Brown IL Fitgh, w Anderson, We, &c
Is I; h, oit bonsI, vs q Il. Oh bvnd,
eremluh Porter, et All Jeic.aiah Porter, ct al.
ssilmncl iloskits 81 60. Samuel iioskins 4 Co,
vsli Ia oii nosssl !, sxs q taon bonds
csuncll, Potter, u ~. Jerslaiah ioFIef,st q.
Rslusnuble iossas iylu.es Circuit Gcurt,:o
Is pril term, t9aa9,
II "a, Y virtue oi iheahpvp stated Gases "
E I'D ligiu tiieias III me difectc't, satis
oltef heiIisl lest II ss'iefi i3r cash, bsiote
sIic cDarthuuse deorai Holmes Scpunty, 81
me fifsi sloaday ~ A.'slI t,ss'e tstIluW-
s,ag described traet issntI q v4is lst Y 4
l, ] u uatl 3 Il Il l, n 4 II III Il "a. srsap
is rarge2e cootaihg l90aeres more q
.rss, icvisd d ,sAs liie ir Jpssty W Jsrpini4'i'
l,arier,ao satisfy tIe p!aihi!as debt and
costs 81 siilis.
s. PICK ms, Shenii',
Esss lYm. rl'IGLER, Deputy.
March,. IT, ids
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-03-09

TsI OST oathcroaa between Lexington
Ella and Ecnton about the 18th 4qlt. 4
sualI Red POLikEr RODIA ia sai
loak was q nole IL hard against JOSIAH
Keen, cllling lor So s;'ssss given IL Dec.
lS37,anl tirldc3pa ahll n .1esss ssidapllfi;s
also one calling lor y,3 Gnd eighty udsEs
Gems, given about Dsaesslscr, ! BY !, made
s,asuhic @ the lieirsct iDssvid Brown; oaes
note calling lar $40, rtvsn December,
1857 Against Delaney Keen, 'lae last
.lauuary; one roic cniling ior sssaS 4 Y,
slgai;,st Ihomass. j Wialay, on seinaaa,
payable ~ The heisssf D4vill lsso Y'si he
sides i ,iambpr oivslsr ,pcfs wliich-wih
lse III 90 ,lse To any oae bia lhesoMn ct.
Whoever viii return sud I'oel'vf lso n
Land ais contents, stlell be tiberilly ~.
ls@afs!ca. All persons are canliotsd aealns'
htlAding tpr any Of tae above notss,as lisl
Igaylnc.st II stopped.
4 nf,..sl, q m ----- .,W
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-03-09

NOTICE.

III N pursuance Of the permission 2. \
Deed 81 Trust 10 me executed, ~
ADncr N Rowc,lo secure the payment
81 4 ccrtain sun, of money therein specl-
iad, II NIcssrs. Morton ~ Nasb, bearing
Iale ,iie 18Th of April, 1886, and filed lor
record Ire 18Th II April, 1896, ~ the
Jerks Office of the Probate Court q
;iol,ncs county, and duly recorded "
book 4, i,asc 514 viii us trustee there
ii i'll. Ell osp q public sale before the court
|house door ID The town q Lexington, on
NlonIay, ihe 6rst day Of April next, oe-
tween ilse hours Of ] / o'clock A M, and
IA O'clock, II M, Tie following described
resssII8 and personal property, or 80 much
Thereof as will be sufficient y satisfy said
su,niof money III said deed il trust spcci-
Lied together With all incidental costs and
Ieliarses, u wit: four lots nlhe town of
i lexington, known on The map 81 said
sItoWa n lots ms SIS, So, 90, and 100; To-
.taciher witti AL and Singular the appurte-
sEnanccs thereunto lclongine also one
ltractofland lying and being inthe county
& pf iiaImes, and known as the d hsoi e b q
n ] d IL sec q, tnshp IA north, range east,
containing 40 acres; also, one negro wo-
Iran slave, aged about 40 years, named
t'Trnlpr; and negro boy named jim,
ngeA about z Years.
JOSEPH ID. WILLIAMS,
A rfsx,.t- % 1fs~wunntda enixfpn s@s
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-03-09
MAisSIi MS SALE.


|Richarl O Prichatd, Retuasahleto the My
r. alias Il "a term, ios9.
h: awa, 4 Richardson.
|NYDY virtue Of iha abave stated aims
MD ffie farias t. me directe'l tfsln tllv
|Tion. United States Circuit Court lar tl'e
Southern District or Mississippi, ! WI
expose to public sile fer cash, before s t sly
'coIr. house door OF Holmesacaiit'tyss ~ tllFl
third Moudty, the 22st day az Aisrsl aeS a. &
|al the right, lille and interest ihessat ! ''es'
featIaats have ii or % Inc falsovliaa des
scnte propertv,to Wit: lot No Z, isy'lsg
and being III The town Of 4 hula, Will t''e
improvements thereon, and the a " 81
sec 5, .rshp IS, range ] q Also.ll 1 ], &
q of sec S, tnshp Is, orange I Fl. A = 4 e''s'
$ e q If sec 5, inshp II, range aar-ad.
lining the town 81 Tchula leyieltzpfssas
tie property DC Galloway AZ Richardson
aat viii be sold 70 satisfy the above stated
Fl. IA. AMI costs.
yvN. M. GNlN. Marshal,
BY II. M. FERCEs p, NJ
March 0 l70-5-,ds PMS fsc 81 Z !
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-03-09
slsRSUAL'S SALE.

Inv Oakley i. C3. Panl Snlane & Co.
alias q "a vs. aitss =, IN
Faylar&i.r nssccur'ls lay arxisrwniNFecut' ss
The above cases rre rrtlicnable to the May
team, i63J.
kfo Y vitne Of the shave slafca Q RS
MDs Il ie faciss 10 me direr.cd 'fom 'l t
Il n. Uniled States Cirepii Court lsr ne
1ynthera District sf Mississippi, WI
Rose 10 pubic sale FIR E 50, Nei're we
.mt house deorof Holmes county, or tfle
irst sIandav, thss 9th day d May next,
III the light, tit, AID in efssN tue sie''.''d,
t, have nor % tie fitiuwln4 dssetiAed
property, 10 wit: seven nagFo y bon,
uged 81 wears; Lley, aged ~, an shef
thlld, John, agcsl 8 years; Ellzahcia'
',red 5; F,aal,, "a; l.,ni-s 30; lssiad 81 v
b he property Of Ahnrr = win, aud VIII
/, sold 10 ssnsiy The aloye stale 4. 'as s
Wsi NJ GWIHy, M4r4hsl.
81 p. NJ. FisaGERs0N, 2. ~
Nlarlsg l7-lss Puts re 81
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-03-09

u Mississippi pfesSstery oflhs Cum
End Presbyterian church,will convene
koocord meeting house, ~ Alfalfa,
H.. on the Friday before the 80 Sab
Via March, ls30.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-03-09
SflIsRIFF,S SALE.

I,o,a e. C,li,,f.;of SamuellIoskins Eco.
81; Il On be,,a u 4 a oibond
YIN U Harris, ctal. VIM g Harris et Al.
Retmnabe to Holmes Circuit ln eou''' 4 Pr'
!, i, j. W. se l,l '9,o, s,a,a1 exee,,s
1870 " 'rs.a Nm IN sx,nscto
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