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at its nc II session, mod, he objectionable features
of the act. Ia the meaniin'r they freomhend pre-
bmipsry measures 10 be taken to obtain arelnqois-
ment oi damage. on tle route. and 10 cause piers
for bridge TO be erected across the RspIahannock.
Hhtg.
The subscriptions To The stock Of The Richmond
Exchange llo,el is filing mp rapidly. The stock
holders have had cling and connnitioe has been
appointed TO procure the amount yet uHsubscnhed'
In annher week. we hope To be able 10 announce
that The subscription i bl. 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-10
from he Peor;a lAiiaois) Register, Nay Is.


TnE MoRMoNs-Our readers Will have seen, by
accounts we have published from i'nr 10 Tune, mat
numbers OF tins nuclI-wronRed, Py-iDureu Peo-
pie have sought Illinois rs an asylum from ,ne worse
Than savage baba,iy OF The Aisson'lans. Nehope
Their reception here VIII be such as American ch'-
zens owe TO American CITIZENS VINO nave oeeh nun
ted like wild beasts, the' lives taken, ther property
plllnged aud destroyed. aud Tie Survivors competed
10 flee by The ligh oi heif own burning dwellings,
dark aud bloody page has been recorded ~ lie
annals oil Missouri, which her citizens, ages hence,
will look upon with shame ami horror; and the per
peratois Of these a,focliies, not dyesed OF all The
attributes OF men, viii be haunted TO Their dying
day by ren orse more terrible ,han lle tearing oil The
yuliure at the heat OF Tie tabled Pfomeiheus.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-10

respon. ibny Of refusing do IL, and fnod tue
enormous sum al 50 dollars Well. n night, lie
Scots took out the man and LITERAL, cut nm III
pieces with ihtir bowie knives. After sho, ing liiin
one arm y IS cut of and ihey left him IN The street
and lied. The deceased bad Killed lhclI uncle
They were all married men, and two OF the Scots
are well of The Judge in that county has qnasl
ed all the bonds, that every hing tiai well Sc
currd Is nov doubtful. When bond is qnasbtd
tie securities are released, and bonds will be ls-
IN a. au.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-10

THE COTTON GRoP.-The Natchcz Coure,
Of The l7th gives most gloomy picture oithe cotton
.usop in Mississippi, a letter Is published from a
planter in Washington county, which says -" My
prospects are indeed gloomy. ! have planted my
whole crop twice anu part OF II a h'rd time
1t dies almost as fast as it comes up. Thought
when my first plaotlng died, it was the faux OF my
seed, and | borrowed seed TO plant second tniS,
but that dies fast as the cotton from my seed
The Oldest and most thrifty cotton which looks well
in the morning will be entirely leaness in the even
ing. There is a small louise which is DESTROYING it,
On The under side Of the leaf thousands of them are
found, and they seem 10 have increased since The
sptlng weather. The upper part of the county is
suffering severely. The crop looks very flour
ishIupn
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DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
Lam fhr x. liAie.

The Boston Atlas gives the following as the Pc
h,jea complexion Of the next Cong IL Will
sren that II placts Of The Conservatives from
Virginia in The Wing ST. This ma, be done so fal
as the S,b-Tteasu,y is concerned, at least The
wors, that can happen in the elections yet to come,
will still leave opposition nalo ~.
THE NEXT CONGRESS-.
The polite character OF The next Congress ma,
nov be regarded as decided. Conceding 10 the ad.
min,slration the Two districts Virginia not hrard
from. the House stands thus, SO far The elections
lave proceeded -
Nem Congress. Last Congress.
Nhir Ioro Foo. Wing. Loco Foco.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-10

The Globe and all Of It's kidney, in putting down
The result Of tie Virginia Elections cali the Vhios
fcderdffsfs, aud the Admistr alton men Denocrof,
Ih'sis hughably impudent. In many sections of
virginia The reverse is the lact-tlie old Democra,s
being Wings and their opponents old Fcderaliss' -
ms digging up buried name, and tying il to Ii.
wing Party. Is a disgusting trick-Democrats! for.
soo'' ~ shaw der Gaz.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-10

oooo NAruRED CHALLENaE-CnL Polk. in a
'ate speech at Knoxville. Tenn alluded l., ile So
u'or editor OF tie Nashville Banner as..I,,,o An
Hall" The editor considers this as ne,sonal and
challenges the Colonel 10 meet him a, the earlies, dav
,s consenience viii permit in order TO have m;
al ing,wrestling racing and any other manly ex.
ercses he may choose.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-10
RIcHMosD, June 5

= - :, NTCHMOND, June ,
Ertension 81 The Rail Rad.
The committee of;he Richmond, Fredericksburg
aud Potomac Company, 10 whom the subject YVES re-
iersfd, have recommended the company not 10 ac
nuay at this time upon the question Of atcep,ing o,
rejecting the late act, authozng an extension The
rod 20 the Potomac. They think the subject ough,
70 oe ieit en-, under hope that the Assembly will,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-10

-, MfLANchoLY AcclDEST.-We learn from the
Tuscaloosa Monitor, that Mss Mary Barber and
M L. u; Young were drowned in Warrior
o'eek' on inursday, the 10th May.-Miss b. was a
man 10 ,ealsol age. She had gone forth on the
morning OF the day, IN he finest spni,s, with cav
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-10
From The fredericksburg arena, June A.
FREDERICKSBURG RACES.

The races over the Mulberry Course, near this
place, comt9enced on Tuesday last. The spori WAS
splendid aud excellent, and goodly a>sembagr Of
people were present each day. The Weather as
favorable in the extreme; and the geI erJ manag
ment OF nature Ia give complete salisat ton. We
subjnIn particulars OF the running
FIRST DAY.
Sweepstakes for year ods, 500 each, hall
lonelt--mic heats.
Col. +. 1'h1mpson's by Autocrat,
out of Peggy White, 0 /
Col. J. G. G,bsons bfby Golal,, dan, q
by llospur, 90
Col. Smiths by Tranby dam by
1'auh, 3 3 di.
Wm. McCmsG's b by Jackson, dam
10y Aristotle 4 3
J. 5. CoIbn's b + by Chateau ogt OF
Muluhora by Archle, IS dis. 20
Tune, :. o3-l 50 . 02@~l
SEco>p DAY. 20
Plopristor's Purse S,0o alwom lle Leafs
Wn. MeCmgos Waller h., by F!lde,
dam by Charles, Yeas old, |
ID. II. WaldeIls Thy FylJe, dam by Ar
che, 3 d.
MAJOR Dosaell's br Emily Booker, by
Standard, dam by Contention, Yeas
old.
John p. Whites b h Jerome, by Luz
borough, dam by Charles, , years
old, 3 Q 3
Time, 3 5a-3 5a-3 SO.
THIRD DAY.
Jockey Club Purse S500-lhree mile heats.
John 5. Corbin's b c Bandit, by Luzbol.
ough, dam by Virginia years old, 6
VIM. McCago's c David Fyde,. by
Fylde dam by Clays SIR William
years old, 3
Col. b. c. Willis, Col. J. c. G bson's BIC
Dandndge, by Gmrlson's Zngance, dam
by Lafayette, years old, " >
Col. Thompsons CHI IN Rowena by limo
leon, out OF Laura years old. 4 c
Major Thomas Doswell's ch h Buck, by
! Standard, years old, B ) j
Col. J. 7. Whites gfc Bendigo, by limo
leon, dam by Charles years old, 4 DR..
Time, 52--5 5i--5 30.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-10

TIM RECENT SUICIDE IN NEW York Tie
death OF Mr.. SnuLTz, bill broker in New York
has excited considerable interest IN that city, and va
nous rumors were abroad the cause Of his sui
eide The New York Express, of Monday even
ing, has the following
he deialcatons of Mr.. Shultz, the broker are
TO mach larger extent than was supposed. He
had resided here since 1928, and being a German
by birth, well skilled in business, and If the most
genIlemanly manners, had acquired an uncommon
degree OF confidence He became large bill broker
and by almost every packet negotiated a very large
amount OF bills BY The packet OF Saturday the A.
mount OF bills purchased was large. Confidence was
such IN HIM, that drawers without hesitation gave
him their bills, and depended ON him to procure tn,
proceeds of the purchases and return the arnornt.
Heretofore all his operations Of tins Kind had been
settled Win pfompuess aud fidelity those howeve,
by ,his packet, were not pald or settled II iurrs
out that his habits Of lie such that he bad re-
come exceedingly embarrassed, and the money he
received from the purchasers of bills he appropria
ted 10 pay over 10 his creditors instead Of
It TO those to whom j, belonged. Ii is now feared
mat b'l's that have gone out by previous packers
are not genuine of this, however, nothing is posi-
lively known. His present delalcaons are stated IN
be about thirty thousand dollars"
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HICAPITuLAIIoN.


TO secure majority in the House. tho Loco Fo-
eos mu>i Gam sriroa members ciedr. lIhere will
ihev get them !-Brothei Posi-. tell us ahere
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-10
FrjhfThc Norfolk Hetald.

" Hammisg'S all he go.'-'rhe schoolmaster ha.
been very hule abroad among portion Of our poo
pie if we may Judge (ro"' The Of some 9TH,
iiieas OF the an Buren, men IN gam votes Du,ing
The late canvass Tor Congress " hig. thinking h,
liad hold oil good subject Ia Try lis rie"oneeflng
hkiil upon, began 10 reason with a countrymsn very
earnestly IN lavof OF DR.. Mallor, election lie soop
found ms mistake, however. :" shan't vote for Nal
Tory" sald the man, because, if he is elected
snant get more than two or three pence dozen ioI
hog hst, and two and three pence bushel for
oysters, like IT was IN old times. llolleman's my
man they tell me he promises to keep up the prices
thee and nine pence for hog fish aud four and SIX
peace ior oysters. Sol shall vote for him any way
you can fix it,"
The voters IN Princess Anne who obtained the
right OF suffrage under the new Constitution of Vr.
gina. were piled win new argument to bring Them
ofer TO the Administration: they we're told that
poor men never had The right vote till Jackson
eaac 10 be Presidents and that they owed The pr,yi
lege 10 him! One vote was actually TUNED nv hi,
gross fraud on the Understandings Of the people
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-10

Tn BLACK MuLBERRY. gentleman on Satur-
day presented us with shein Of rcecd silk, made
from The identical black mulberry, winch was brought
to this country by Gen. OgleIho,pc. 1t was raised.
reelvd n spun on common cotton wheel, by one Of
his fam w. IL is 6ue, substantial silk and appears
To us To bear strong resemblance TO India silk
We are Certain that properly manufactured handkei-
chiefs and shaw Is, equal To the best Bandanas aud
Pongees, could be made. IN Georgia, from
this very silk. II is true, II does not appear be
fine and neat as French sllk, but when is consid-
cred thot the machinery used was that adapted to
cotton, it viii he manifest that The Article under prop.
er management could be rendered equal to any 9th
En- Savannah Georgian.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-10

uNrREeEDENrEp TRAyELLISG.--Two British
Officers OF the Royal Artillery, on parade with
her battalion, on Friday weeks, a, Woolwich,
England, lsome miles the eastern side of Lon
don, and dining yesterday with one of their country
men at nelizhoo.er's Ii tel, in Baltimore! They came
by the Great Western. Bali. Patriot.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-10

ihk oiLh STOCKING GENrRr.-A good cdote
Is 'o'o oil The canvass in the Norfolk District II nc.
CURED at 81. Bryde's, in Norfolk county. Mr.. Hol.
,an'an oeseanhng on the silk stocking Aris,ocracy
t D'. "i"'ofy sezed l''n by The leg. aud lifting his
loot up TO The popular view showed ,ha, Mr. unt.
fm'n himself had on silk stockings! II wa. done
IA good humor, aud produced roar Of lauehIer.
Richmond ~ hig.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-10

SIR. VAN BUREN-The Albany Evening
journal saws: - 1t is understood that Mr.. Van Bu-
rem IS 10 devote tie sunni er 10 political operations IN
tins Stale. Two Yeas ago, alter charging the pco-
pie with having been corrupted and bought by the
Banks. he ulged Congress TO pass a law To wind up
our institutions by commissions Of bankruptcy. Al
Ter long season Of pccuoiary arrangement and SUI
iefng, occasIoncd by Government crusade agans
the currency, We have finally emei sed from Rcgcn
cy misfule The State is now prosperous and hap
ny. The people are tired Of experiments" and
vii have no mole OF Van Burensn'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-10

This region Of couutiy has lately been visited by Il
Succession Of the most violent slulnS of rain and
hail thai We have knowu.--lhc com fields are
literally icdSied 0tcaY, aud much damage has been
done IL the wheat and oat clops IN the counir, aud
IN town, gardens aud windows have suffered o
a great extent The Murus Mulicaulis, as well as
more necessary vegetables, have been mbed by the
hail, and we fear much OF ii viii not recover. From
what we have seen aud heard. we do no, believe the
wheat crop in his county will be half average
though some few farmers have very promising
crops. The Maryland and Pennsylvania papers
give much more favorable accounts, and we under
stand that throughout the Valley of Virginia, and II:
boudoun aud Fauqnier, the harvest will be abun.
dant. 1drocaie.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-10
FLORIDA.

We have the pleasure Of Ii,fng b. fore ouf readers
IN connection wllhihe news ifnm Florida letter
from our correspondent. Ndhondi Gazette.
The question is,--Ate the Semiuoes sincere !-oI
ts not a gentle zeph,r waited 10 them the Fragrance
of the delicious ,iands provided by the humane Gen-
ersl, and they merely called IN 10 reeale themselves
brtorc harvest ! am inclined 10 believe they have.
They cajoled General Jesup IA like manner, aud even
aareed upon and signed terms OF capiIna'lou. They
PLAYED the same gane with General IaS Tor. opnc
that as Their planting operallous lave been undls-
Hurbcd, Hey Wc but seeking time 10 mature then
crops aud 10 yet hem IN when the interesting tarce
ofhide and seek will be again performed telore II /,
laid aside iut auollcr novelty. ! GA may dercud the
country Is SICK oil apefopiil'i, IN tins quarter,
and MS Congress fnds that au lHdan Wa requiring
en annual expenditure OF inee 10 FIVE millions, will
not be sustained by the people, they will appropri-
ale al once enough 10 overcome The whole country.
Twenty OF ihiriy thousand men Iujeiousy employ.
ed may terminate the difficulty; hut less number
cannot. Let the whole fufee commence ut the
Georgia line sd sweep south aud every hing IN the
shape OF lndiasls Horses, Cattle, DC, be dWcp
10 the jumping off place.
General Taylor having been specially assigned by
the Secretary el Wa. 10 The command IA Fluiida
Gepera Macomb has declined To relieve him untl
the Secretary svie"s aie known. The General IN
chef has gathered some caution since General Tay-
Tor checked his Interference. as you will perceive by
the former calling his "Ofdcto" Nemorandam.-
Iudeed the question may with much propreiy be
asked why iiwas that General Taylor, who was on
the spot, aud well skodIn lndiln diplomacy, was
not invested with the plenpolentialy powers coniei.
led upon General Maconb7 Can any one tch
The hitter comes al the eleventh hour, clothed eilh
the pomP and Circumstance OF thieliain, dspenses
ms glacians blessings 10 his WHY guests WHO thiuk
him "a nice brother because he gives good ,utn,
aud should his diplomacy succeed, viii 90 home
crowned with te fading laurels Of having tel
minated at"euiy miiions WAL whilst Geueln rayloI,
who IS really cp,illed to credit, will share the
fate Of his ilusfious predecessors. lhus nags thr
worll.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-10

Van Bnren majority in the last Congress IN is
States. u
Wing majority in same new, ]
-
Net Wing gain. 81
The following States are Yet 10 choose. and then
IL.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-10

ITEMS FROM 1EAAS.--Dr. Page aud p 10
lessor Rldde ofhs cily, have Just returned hom an
excursion up tie Trinity, who're Ihcy have bccn,
under tie direction Of the " Trim, coal and mi
Mug company" TO examine the coal mines sail
works, mineral springs &c, which are so abundant
ia that delightful region. frdey found the coal bets
very promising in the neghbothood Of Osceoia. a
rev town located urou the lands Of Dr. Page JUS,
above the Bdas, and free Stone OF the finest texture
aud color, which forms bluff upon the river at thar
place. They aie enabled to contradict the remark,
so confidently made By Gen. Dearborn in his late
letter nom The ives, that lake exists unon this CON
incnt south Of Al except in Florida; Tor very ex
tensve clear and beautiful sheets of water were dis
covered ~ the highlands near this river, aboundipo
with fish OF the greatest vareiy and in one of them
e hy"Pf@ 0aofdtd or The beautiful pond lilv OF The
north, was in full bloom, filing the air with IL, fra
glance. :
Professor Ridtel collected several hundred new
varieties OF plants and flowers, which lie intends IN
distribute to his correspondents in this country and
Europe.
The navigation Of Tie Trinity is excellent fur
sea"ooats and Ihe equity throughout its borders |
IN houston, Montgomery and Robinson counties
settling very rapidly. Several planters are prcparino
10 make cotton lie coming year. A graptry or vine.
Natd IS ABOUT TO be tsiablisle near Crock e. and
large number Of Germans are expected there inn
menlately' Muttudes are removing from New
\ orh and Maine, even; and the rush of pe,v ro,u
u n u nm
per Colorado, IS Unprecedented in the annals of emf
grafton. " e'''
Bishop Polk, OF North CaroIna, and the Rev. Air.
aye Oh N'tchtz, were visiting Galveston aud Hous !
ton' selecting sites for Episcopal churches. which
arc ~ ABOUT TO be erected IN both these cities The
Rev Nh Chdudy, the Catholic Priest fyom Ass,,n,'1
,lon' on La'oniche, and auoilcr Priest from ST.
Louis, had VISITED the counties OF Rclngio and San
a,fic'o' and were much pleased with the country.
anu would report iavoraby to their respective Bsi
ops Admiral Baudin was delighted with his vsi, 10
.no eouh'y' ana IS determined TO repeat before he
cidedy IN FAVOR OF Texas and in contrasting II win
mexico, SAID he was reminded of the iieioS anil HE
deda. On his departure from the coast he bo,s,od
the Texan flag, and kept flying TIL the fleet was an,
ois,ght. N'' was o"'
~ established al Justin GtB on the Coln,,da',,',
tile cou"'fy IN tn: most prospectus ,onditiop.
" d, BM
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-10
A MOST ENCELLENTPL PLOT

Guy Fawkes, OF the Richmond Enquirer. Ina, ii.
covered one OF the most terrible "Coaons" thai ,..
been wer set on foot since the days Of Fox an,
Lord North and he announces il TO the bones,
people OF Virginia with gravity worthy of the MAJ.
nitude aud wckedness the "oui scheme and or H..
evidence upon which he feels il duty as so,i If
Ccntinei the watchtowei," 10 deuounce i, IN ,ha
world. But. the Enquirer may speak for itself
Hear il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-10

General De Coudn llolsein, soldier aud a man
Of lruers. much respected, dl,d suddenly at Albany
a few days since. lie was friend OF Lafayette,
and author OF his biography. He was at one time
AN officer in the Freneh Army under Napoleon.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-10

The real estate Of the late Henry Eckforl, Of New
ork, was Offered at auction in that city Thurs
day last, aud | GO lots about one half of the whole
quantity put up. we're sold for S25l 900.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-10

The City auihoiiirs of New Orleans have directed
thai aje the first o June poisoned sausages
stall be thrown TO The dogs in o,der nd the city of
these Which ale permitted to run at large.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-10

Dr. Linn, saysa 81. Louis paper has lately sold
hall of the Nine LA Motto property hr $40,
600 aud he Will eaye lor England, in a few days,
lor Tho purpose Of obtaining copper miners ior cum
InenClng eMLensIYe OnefdllODS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-10

Wing. Loco roco. Wing. Loco Foe
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-06-13
r,r From o" he Charleston couie,.
THE FLORIDA WAp ~

we ATE Ut length able 10 -,
repeated, and Oh delusiye sprna ny 'hIs o
good earnest. Major General Ms ,a'lot' !
Il'ea here, Yesterday morning IN ~ al
et cincinnati, from Jucksop,,l,a" ' :, rean
having made the definite pac,6c lh' +,
inen', contained in the Gene, p1', y
winch We give below, and Of ~t' NJ o'drr
politely furnished US copy. 'T pt as hf
Iaosemeai made by the commons,'' ne = az
eral Is q wise os we'll as HUMANE u 'eo'
Will be better TO leave The 80 ''e' Il
Influence Of advancing cr,,I,z,',o o'' sure
i'e'e Florida Of the remnant Of -, . re-
Inhabitants than further to pros.c .o' savage
Of the cost OF millions. in ORD. N'V var,
handful OF Indians from .noere.. y ca PEI a
mocks aud morssses. hat1'
HAAp eeAattss % rnE AsNr OF M,
a1 n,.s, 'f''''da,) Ney Is. ls99
eLNLRAL ORDERS
The MAJOR Geursal eo,p,n',.'1 1''''
-, =. es''ai action q announcing 10 ~ a''
floF'da. 10 The AuSAor,t,,s Of ~. - vac Army "A
10 ihe oiiiaona generally, tina, ~ t''"o'l' nd
terminated The wHr with The s.. "1' vas Gay
by an sgfeemsni eutored Inn, 80 ~ ihaisns,
nuggcV, Principal Chi.r Of ,b. N'.i'io-'usie-
snecessoF 10 AFpieks co,B,-,.'. '''''' 0ss' and
1On's, o'0"gh, 10 tins POsi ay I,su, a., -, n-n'
hsi o. ,,e "a Dragooas, fou Is Sgo,,, y 'ils.
. VOC Isn'nhala. The tstas Of M, -. ~
1rr' That hoeiihiies snnc,l.,.ly -. ,e.1'''A'
'hs paries-- ihai tie troo,.s Of tie $500
aud ii1r Seminole and M,ea4Es en-. ','-''''
f'o's, nov al distance. l. mas "a
s"Da Az possible, nth toe lst, "a,
a. ''.1s al h"sssllies AIs io,,bxsl Il. saAi'
both siGns--llss seHsinol,s as al N,-k-...I - "a
iag 10 rr'tfr sa,o dlsifset 81 segs,.v ! s''s.
slow FcaAr Crek. tbs loa4nta,,.. = ..''-''
- i"s4o@ O. va eginusrg !, IL no, -
P9'Hl o. i#na t@iwtth Ihatle,,s Us,..,
sahgtsl, 90 Co.nosah4lchsr nFr, $3.50.
>shgs~i lslaad--tttenee snto CA.,..4't n
ef Tue s04lhrfn Pess h-tmns Pr. -.
sad point, along shc eastern sas-- = ,.4t
~ 70 iia's,,hepio. q Pa.s Cistt-,,.-..
~ 'hAl f''s' TO il4tclssr- b.sko. a. 81 Co.
'hcncp ~ said creek 10 q, soasor- -,
cry 70 "a" aVfihrru posaI y Lac Loo ~.
t-ence aloag Tar ssassfn uss,l.t al = 4. !. NJ
81 iafos phsa tferk 10 tie kas.F
lAeRer sps4lhx asuly aoan ne k.s.fa. "a \.
orGssre lsps~r>--thehce FoqfA thgg, .4.I6t.
IsahsAAaioaee, or sAaft Eirf-ttsr-s -
sas1 uvss ness~ardiy 60 ~ q o,sst-- ~,
ta~ - sagfp uarfh@ afdly q is g.s.s y .s4-
utng that sssty daYs b. allsas ia :,
s9fth sn1 cast II tAzi buenasrg y
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