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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-03-09

ALSO:
The following described tracts of land
TO wit - section seven, township ten,
range three, east; east half southeast
quarter of section seven, township ten,
range three, east; south half Of east
half northeast quarter, section seven,
township ten, range three, east; west
half section eight, township ten, range
four, east; north half east half so Ith-
east quarter of section eight, township
ten, range four, east.
ALSO:
The following negroes, TO wIt:-Isaac,
Minor, Dock, Jack, Stephen, men; Selia,
Precilla, Mary, Silva, Creecy, women ;
Caroline, Hetta, ten or eleven years old !;
one little girl five years old, called Puss,
and child six months old; Alfred, Sam.
Nelson, Ben, boys.
Sixty head of cattle, four yoke of
Oxen, one wagon; three mules and seven
horses, seventy-five hogs, forty head Of
sheep, fifteen hundred bushels corn, one
thousand pounds fodder and farming
utensils.
Levied on and will be sold to satisfy
the above stated cases.
S. NJ. FLORNOY, Shf.
By J. J. HENRY, Deputy.
December 10, 1888.
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RY virtue of the above stated cases
~ to me directed, | will expose to
public sale for cash, at the Courthouse
door in the town of Canton, on the
Third Monday in March 1889,
The following property to wit:
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-03-09

Walinda and Child, Silvey,
MiIly, Ellick and Jerry.
Levied on as the property of said de-
fendant, and will be sold to satisfy the
above stated cases.
M. FLOURNOY, Sh,F.
By J. w. Ray, Deputy.
February Is, 1889. 6-IO
Printers fee SIS.
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Po>TPoNENIE~T.

PO>TPONEMEST.
he sale of the above dcscrih.e.f ~
sroes- Is hereby Postponed, uafsl the
Third NoHsEay Of NurcA. 1889
s " FLOURNOY. Sx.F
BIZ Wn- f Cox D~sasv.
February 25.-1-i0-fPr. fee <fo1
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the following negroes, VIZ:
Jack, !SifUey, and Grace,
with crop of Cotton supposed to be co.
600, pounds, about $4,000 pounds pick
ed and in the Clubhouse, the balance IN
the field.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-03-09
Six Likely Negroes,
Hoses, .4nsey, Jim, Mary.
Queen and ManerVa.

ONE PLEASURE CARRIGE, ONE BA-
ROUGH, AND ONE WAGON.
3 GGENg AAI q EGAgEEa
Four feather beds & bedsteads,
and six Chairs.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-03-09

DY virtue of the above stated cases TO
ID me directed, will expose TO public
sale, for cash, at the door OF the Court
house in the town of Canton,
On the first Monday in March 1889,
The following property to wit:
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-03-09
ALSO.

On the 2Ist day of January 1899,
a tract of Land containing 500 acres,
more or less it being the present resi-
dence and farm of the said keightIey
Sanders.
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virtue OF the above stated cases. 70
me directed, will expose to public
saie, Tor cash. TO the highest bidder. i'm
the town Of MadisonviIlc, at the resi-
dence OF Thos. Sanders,
On the Third Monday of March. rsae.
The following articles. to wit: One side
board, one sofa, one fine looking glass.
one clock, one dining table, two bedsieads.
together with various other articles Of
household and kitchen furniture. too te-
dious to mention.
ALSO
On TIE First Monday of Ayrn, 1889.
At the door of the COURTHOUSE in the
town Of Canton,
ONE HOUSE & LOT OF GROUND
In the town of jacksonville, known in
the plat of said town as Lot No. 243.
containing fifteen acres, more or less.
Levied on and will be sold to satisfy |
The abeve stated cases.
5. NJ FLOURNOY, ShT.
By ]. w. RAY, DEPUTY.
March z, 8-l2 (Pr. fee $Isl /
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sHERIFF's SALE.
VIM Reed use &c. On fl. IA on bond
rs TO April Term
Joseph Moore, 1899, in Madi.
ct. al. son circuit court
rs Same.
Same,
E. III. Powell, On fl. ia. to Al, il
rs term, 1899, in
Same, Madison Circuit
Geo. Gullett, court
rs Same,
Same
Rf vir.ue of the above stated cases
- to me directed, will expose to pub
lie sale, TO the highest bidder for cash.
at the Courthouse door In the town Of
Canton, on the
Third Monday in March 1880,
The following property to-wit:
. Bales Of Cotton.
TWO LIKELY NEGROE SLAVES,
AE.v.RX' ~ F.1.V.v.Y
Levied on as the property of said de-
endant, and will be sold to satisfy the
above stated cases.
s. NJ FLOURNOY, 81 IT,
BIZ WIN. T. Cox, Depfy.
March 9, 1889. s-IO
Printers fee S8-l
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Po>TPoNENE<T.
The sale oftke above described nr.sr-
erty- IS hereby postponed. unrsl n
Third Monday IA Fstrzary fes9
: " FLOURN0I. SE-g
b. w Z Cox. D~n-ss.
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had been forced, and recollecting that, during the
night, dog Was heard to bark in the yard, she
nj once suspected foul play, and called anoher
person, they went into the bedroom OF Mrs
Shroeder.-They found her upon the bed and
trying TO raise herself upon her hands. Her face
and head were covered with blood, with which
the Ledclolhes TOO were completely aturated,
and the gore still streaming from her mouth.
DR. Belcher was sent for, who, on examining
Mrs S. found that one end Of the eye chad been
perfo ated 10 the brain, that the scull over the
right temple had heen fractured into two places,
and other wounds.inhiced in various parts OF the
body. r- rs ..sr.rpis.. .arrHE .Hrr ~
The wreiched sufferer was yet comparatively
sensible and on mixing inquiries OF her 1t was
found that the wounds had been inflicted with n
small bar of about l8 inches in length by inch
in width, which was found among The bed
clothes Who the per petrator OF the dreadful
outrage was she was unable TO say. ,''. t
Alderman Purdy was called IN, and he upon
farther inquiry and examination ascertaincd that
large chest of clothes had been broken open,
and though none of the blothes had been alb
stracted it was supposed that some money had
been stolen tereironl. t Oh
1t was believed, that at the time the watch
was stolen, some difficulty occurred between
Mrs s. and son Of hers residing in this city;
and that number ofnew flute which the young
man had laid claim TO, but which she refused TO
picon accordingly fell upon the young man, and
warrant was therefore issued for his apprehen-
sion. He had not, however up to last evening,
been found. The woman was at the last accou
still living, but not the least hopes were enter
tanned of her recovery. She is about SO years
of age.
The coroner last evening held an ante mortem
examination in the case; but we did not learn
that any particulars in addition to the above were
eliccd.-.N Y. Courier.
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From the ". 0. Lo,tisianian.
.,.. FROM TEXAS. -t

BY the steam packet New. York, which ar
rived last night from Texas, we have received
Houston papers to the 9Th. ..tl
The steamer Pontchartrain, recently purchas.
Ell by The federaist party of Mexico, put into
MataGorda IL few days since in distress, one Of
her boilers having burst. She is in the hands
OF The sheriff of Matagordu county awaiting the
Older of government. .
The steamer Neptune, formerly engaged as n
packet between Charleston and New York, has
neen purchased by company, and will soon be
placed in the New Orleans and Galveston
trade. ..
The news from Mexico, says the Houston
Morning Star, concerning the reception of Col
Bee, although exactly what every person who
has refiecteda moment on the subject, imagined
1t would be, eXcites considerable excitement in
the community generally. Great anxiety is felt
TO gain further tidings IRON Col Bee.
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.GEr. ,scorr. The Whlg ,Correapondanre

sGEr, .ScorT. Tie Wing Correspondence
Of the county Of onedia, at recent meeting, a.
dopted, among Others, The following resou,
.tons :, 90 EE.t 4"
Resolved, That while we declare our intention
to support the candidare for President of the u.
States, who may be nominated by the National
Convention to be held by the Wings in Decem-
Der next, it is nevertheless our conviction that
among the distinguished individuals proposed
for that high station, no one would more cor
daily unite the people OF this country, or receive
from them more enthusiastic support than Gen
WINFIELD ScoTT. -r a -
The Onedia Wing commenting upon the u
Dove, nyows the confident belief that so far On
eida County is concerned, the resolution expires.
SEES no more thnn the truth. - !. ----
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onpArsEp, at Cabot, June 18th, Mr. Levi H.
stone. as Pastor Of the Congregational Church in
,ba, mace. Invocation and readng of the Scriptures
bv Rev. Austin Frazer Of BerlIn-Firss Prayer by
Rev Thos. w. Duncan Of Burke sermon by Rev
John F. Stone of Waterbury. Consecraing Prayer
hv Rev Thomas Hall of Waterford. Charge to
tho Pastor by Rev. Josiah Morse Of St, Johnsbury
6,st Fellowship by Rev VIM. Scales OF Lyndon
Charge to tho Church by Rev. Austin Frazer Of
Berlin. Concluding Prayer by Rev. Francis p.
Smith ofGuidhall Benedction by the Pastor
Although the morning was rainy and uncomfort-
able, the house was filed at early hour, with
an attentive audience In addition to the settle
ment of Pastor, and what contributed to the in
terest of the occasion, The morning Of the ordina-
lion, a fine bell, weighing about 10 l.2 cwt, was
suspended inthe belfry--Its tones were first heard
in inviting the people together tor eceive from the
great Fl cad Of the Church Gan ascension gih" =
The music was fine, and the exercises solemn and
impre ssve. l..t, N. COMMUNICATED.
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DAVID HlBBARD, Jn.
STATE OF VERMONT.

COUNTY, IS.
IT is ordered tina: Ann Fnz Gerald, Rufus J.
Fittz Gerald, All Fuz Gerald, Mary Il. Fitiz Ger
aid and Albert l.. Filtz Gerald Defendants in the
foregoing bill, who reside without this State, be
tiled of the tendency of the same by the pubca-
der, in the Culedonian, printed at ST. Jobnsbury,
in the County of Caledonia, three weeks
lively, the last Of which publications to be not less
than weeks before the session Of the Court to
which said bill is preferred, which shall be suf-
Gent notice to said Defendants to appear and
swer 10 said bill.
Given under my hand, at Montpelier, in the Coun-
ty of Washington, this fourth day Of May, A.
D., 1889. 5- ... "a ..aa -.''s. 81
80 ISAAC T. REDEIELD Chancellor
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GIDEOWJ. L.q9fB'S ESI.977E-

FNHE Subscribers having been appointed by the
n Honorable Probate Court, for the District Of
Caledonia, Commissioners, 10 receive, examine land
adjust the claims and demands of all persons, IL
ganst the Estate Of GIDEON j. LAMB, late OF urke
IN said District, deceased, represented insolvent,
May instant being allowed, by said Court, to the
creditors of said deceased, to exhibit and prove
their respective claims before us-Do give notice,
that we will attend to the duties of appoint.
ment at the dwelling house of the Widow jacin
thn Lamb, in Burke, in said District, on the 9th
day of July, and on the 29th day of October nexr,
at ten o'clock, forenoon, on each of said days
TIMOTHY FISHER
WELCOM BEMISS, commissioners
Burke, May 20, A. ID. 1889. os-3y
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! LEVI w. COBLEIII,
VS..
| WARNER BINGHAM
IN
,CHANCERY,

.
adm illustrator tie Estate of
SAMUEL c. FITTZ GERALD.
n EVl w. COBLEIGH, Of Lisbon, in the Coun-
N ty of Grafton, and State OF New Hampshire,
having filed his bill Of complaint against Warner
Bingham, of Concord, in the County of Essex and
State of Vermont, Administrator Of the goods and
estate which were of SAMUEL g. FlTTZ GER
AID. lato of Littleton in the County of Grafton,
and State of New Hampshire, at the time of his
decease, and Ann Fiz Gerald, Rufus j. Fitlz Ger.
aid, Al Fiuz Gerald, Mary II. Fittz Gerald and AL
bert L. Fittz Ferald, o said Littleton, heirs at law
to the Estate OF said Samuel g. Filtz Gerald, re-
turnable TO tho Court Of Chancery next TO be hold.
en- at Guildhall, within and for the County of Els
sex, on the first Tuesday next after the fourth Tues
day OF July, A. ID. 1885, charging in substance that
on the eighteenth day of August, A. d. 1884, the
said Samuel G. Fittz Gerald was indebted 10 ono
John farr in the sum of 800, for which he gave
said Farr promssory note payable 10 said Farr
bearer on demand with interest annually; Also, on
the day AID year last aforesaid, Samuel c. Fittz
Gerald executed and delivered to w. 81 A. Brack-
EFT, his promssory note for the sum of S43, paya-
bic to said Brackets or bearer demand with in.
tciest annually; And on the same day and year
last aforesaid, said Samuel c. Fittz Gerald execu,-
ed and delivered TO one Isaac Abbott his proms-
sorry note for the sum of 800, payable to said Alb.
bolt or order on demand with interest; and that for
the purpose of securing the payment of said three
promissory notes. said Samuel c. Fttz Gerald on
the same eighteenth day of August, A. ID. 1884,
mortgaged to said John Farr the following describ-
ed land in Brunswick, in said County of Essex, TO
wit: one undivided half Of part Of futile pond
lot, being No "a, drawn To the original tight OF AZ
ariah Pratt, being the same parcel of land that
Richard Stevens conveyed BY his deed of warranty
to Samuel G. Fttz Gerald and Go. Banfed to
which reference is had; Also the second and third
division Of Heath Garlick and Park Buchanan, and
third division of Moses Averill, in Brunswick con-
veyed by George Little 10 Samuel C. Fittz Gerald;
that afterward, to wit: the fourteenth day of
january, A. d. 1887 said Farr transferred and
signed said notes and mortgage deed to said Cob
leigh, and conveyed to him said mortgage premises
by well executed Quit Claim Deed; and that SAID
three notes have not been paid, and praying a
foreclosure of the equity of redemption Of said
mortgaged premises.
BY his Solicitor, DAVID HlBBARD, JR.
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E.NOCH WLVG'.S ESTATE.

.R a Probate Court holden at the Probate Office
IN Danu,tle, an and for The District of Caiedo.
MA, on the l2h day Of June "A. ID. 1889, by
Geo: 3. Chandler, Judge Of said Court:
M ARf WING, Administrators Of the Estate of
w EKocH WING late of Lyndon deceased, pre-.
sents her account of Administration against said
Estate for alowance-W hereupon it is ordered by
said Court that sand Mary Wing notify all persons
Vile aforesaid, on the 5th day OF July A. ID 1889,
81 object to the allowance of said account if thew
see cause, by publishing a copy Of the record Of
tins order three weeks successively in the Caedo-
man newspaper printed at St. Johnsbury in said
District
GEO. d. CHANDLER, Judge. 9s-3w
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CALEDONIA COUNTY TEMPERANCE
.#. NETTING -tr

=, The annual smeetng of the Caledonia County
Temperance Society, will be held at Danville, on
me 4th OF July next, at II O'clock, A. M
Members of town societies, and all others who
Ieei an interest in the Temperance reformation,
~. The Secretary Of the town societies In
tins county, are requested to forward report ,or
1888, TO the Secretary OF the county society. at
Dan Vile. - -
>, LUTHER CLARK, President,
HENRY MATTocKs, Rec. Secretary.
Danvile, June 10. 1899 -
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BRIGHTON MARKET.

--,|.-. -, $500 Monday, June IL, 1883
[Reported for the Yankee Farmer.j -,
r1 al market, 100 Cattle, 2S yoke Working Oxen
81 Cows and Calves, 100 Sheen and Lambs,
so Swine. ' - . Il 80
Prices Beef Caitle--In consequence of the short
STOCK at market, there was small advance. We
quote first quality SO a SO so; second quality SIS
$3.50 lthird quality $3.50 ass
worhtng O1en- $l0O $40, $l15, $125. ,-t
$50, SOS. Wa w.
Steep y Laanbs-$s3, so, Sd. r.
Saoine- We noticed bnt few small selected lots
sold at for sows, for barrows. AT retail, from
a 4, according to size and quality. There was
pair oil Berkshire shoals sold for $50. .,.-
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COyM.NISSIOWER'S .WO7yCE :

NNE the subscribers, having been appointed by
w the Honorable the Probate Court for tho
District of Orleans, commissioners to receive, ex-
anime and adjust the claims and demands Of all
persons, against the Estate OF JOHN BICKFORD
late OF Glover in said District deceased represent
ed insoivent, and also all claims and demands ex-
hibed in offset thereto; and six months from gths
day of the date hereof, being allowed by said
Court for that purpose, we do therefore hereby
give notice, that we will attend to The business OF
our appontment.a at the dwelling Of the Widow of
said John Bckford in Glover in said District, on
the first Mondays of September and October neat,
at one o'clock, p. NJ on each Of said DAYS
Dated this day of May, AID. 1889,
NATHAN NORTON. } - hlCt
9 20 piI G ! R, Commissioners.
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8Sg - EGGa

In titzwilliam, N. Fl. 1th inst. Capt. John Fay,
50. A patriot of the Revolution.
In Boscawen, N. ii. Edward son ofJames West
Ia; killed by the kick of horse. a...e
In Barnard, Emily Ware, daughter of Major John
Ware. i rr...sI = IN, IN. .
In Plymouth, VIM. G. Webster, Esq. of Concord
- La Cambridge, 10Th inst, Irwin son Of Hon.
Gardner Gates, aged year. .- IL p
I'm Cambria on the 9th of May, at the residence
OF his brother n-law; J. B. Scovel, Hon. Peter
SAKE, aged 60 year.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-06-25

I'm Escape from the State Prison--SVe no.
tce by a hama Bill in circulation that one Rol-
lin Kinds, convict, escaped from the State
Prison on the 18th and that $50 Reward is offer.
Ell ny the Keeper. Description.-23 years of
age, about fl inches high, grey eyes black
hair and dark complexion. Rut. Her.
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MORE BURNING.
Alburgh, Jue 18th, 1873


DEAR SIR,-I forward you correct state
ment of the recent fire on Caldwelps Manor for
publication if you fit. 1t has its origin as
all others i'll the neghborhood. from that rascally
scum known as the Loyal Volunteers of Her
Majesty. Mr. McCulIum refused my longer to
retain in his house, the six lousy, Volunteer Ora
goons that have been lately stationed there, and
the same night, fire set TO his two barns, one
shed, and corn house, which were entirely des-
troye,,-oss estimated Mt 5000
On the night of the 18th inst, q house s. barn
belonging to Loyalist in Odelltown, we're des.
uoyed 10y fire. ,,.... ..I "a = ... -
AT Chalnbly, same night three houses and one
store, were burned. The property belonged to q
Captain of the Volunteers. The property de-
siroyed, was owned by Loyalists, who must he
aware now of the wre,ched policy OF a govern
ment turning incendiary. II.
r. S.-Tle tories are thrcaning to burn this
village, ii there should he any more fires on the
Manor; their threats however are not much
feared here.-yNor9h american.
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In Mississippi money matters are growing
worse and worse. We learn from the New Or
leans true American, that Relief laws are called
for and it is said meeting of the Legislature
will be called Violence reigns throughout The
State. Even the Judges are assaed. Judge
kinley had his nose tweaked by Il marshal of
the District Court
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-06-25

The message Of Gov. Page of New Hamp.
shre, snccessorto Isaac Hill, has one single mer-
lit is on ~ one and half columns in length,
ana one other-it recommends abolition of i'm
prlsonment for debt All the rest is the old cant
aoout suo-treasnry, banks, & the Aroostook war
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-06-25

Answer to the Enigma in our last.-lncommen.
snrahiliiy: solutions-lncle, Ibis, Iconoclast Neb,
Obulus, Oyer Centaur, Mall Mars, Miter, Emir
Eyry, Sanicle, Yam, Tyro, Carol Erebus, Ultra
marine, Batoon Colin, Calumet Moreen, Corban.
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There is to he a celebration on the 18th of
July at New Worcester, 't is expected that 5
venerable Patriots of The revolution will be pres
ent on the occasion, bearing arms and wearing
the same equipments they wore in 76, 'one Of
whose venerable heads has stood the frosts of
100 winters Salem Gaz.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-06-25

Lynching Punished-In Yazoo, (Miss) some
time ago, IA Mr. Harris for some real or supposed
offence, was severely lynched by II. w. Dunn,
=. w. Balm and others. He prosecuted those
two individuals for the outrage and the was
tried at the late session of:he Circuit Court of
9azoo County. The Jury rendered verdict to
the plaintiff OF 1000. i Louisville Journal.
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IN office.

H'HlS may certify that RIiODA, my wife, has
u left my Bed and Board, and taken with her
two OF my Children, a Son and Daughter, the
Sons name is Cartos Gilman, and the Daus hter $
name is Eliza &. Gilman, and gone to parts un-
known therefore forbid any person harboring
or trusting her on my account for l will not pay
any debts OF her contracting after this date
e...I .,.' PETER GILMAN.
Westmore, June 6, 1889 f. 9S -3w
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MAs2s5sIA a.. GsS Ga

=, In this town, Odd inst. by Rev. Mr. Sampson,
NJ GAGE, OF st Johnsbury.
In Wealhersfeld, 18th INST Rev. T. d. South
worth of Franklin, Mass. 10 Miss Martha Warren
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s&A SsVS Up SSaaS 4sASTSSSS so 2sabS ~
" BEG CES smith.
HHHE SUBSCRIBER has a Blacksmith Shop and
a tenement near Paddock's Furnace, which he
wound 'et 20 one wishing TO carry on business in
lhatp place. There is no other custom shop in the
village, nor near. Or he will lure one that will
come well recommended 10 do custom work
=, information may be had by applying to l.. M .
Morris on the premises, or to
LrNDORF MORRIS
ST. Johnsbury, June %, 1899. g9-tf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-09


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hehoi OF Aopt Invitation 10 pable dlhhef, To be
kHei 10 tue fI'n' " t"t8m {. htffs by hl+ ieihbl-
en- ltiehd5 anu ne'BHools NJ 'hatlolIes'ut oh lH1
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l'e'" 'l ''qu''"''n'r 'l'm ny Soufe' flpeh'd py
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''ei's o' permanent a'd my hape OF mutual re-
Ea!u,,
n'a i,'iI"@ """" 'eap me eofalals 10 unite WIN
." On ''e p''s'W OCCASION "efe II Ia my po"e, To
w NJ. '"' "''' aiu 'ohAiue'alleis olhei lu'n
VI lf'i' rf''''' ~" cappo' Dc UNAWARE nave
,aue'ee 9" '''' I'P"'''o H'ehas ana 4e'2"oo,S ~
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