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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-29
LAND AND NEGROES FOR SALE.

1 pursuance OF a decree, rendered at the Nav
Chancery. held Tor the county of Montgomery,
IN the case of William Dobbns aud ls,m Dob.
bins. against Reuben Nance and wife and others -
shall, on Nlorday the 9th day Of July next. at
Montgomery Court house, sell al auction on a
credit OF g. II and l8 months, the Tract Of Land on
winch Thomas DohbIns departed tins life, lying on
the waters OF Lt,le River, containing about 4l9 "a
cres.
Also, at the same time and place, on the like cred
II, eight likely Negroes. The purchaser will be
required to give bonds with good personal sccurify
and the legal lne to the land will be retained uull
the purchase money is pad. The purchaser will
be required 10 pay down small pofIion of the pnr-
chase money enough to DELAY the expenses of
tins sale | shall convey such title only is YES
led in me by said decree.
DAVID G. DOUTHAT, Com.
limo
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TO the Stockholders Ofthc Rang
OfVirginia.

'lE commissioners appointed by The Cover
nor to examine into and report on the condition
OF the Bank of Virginia, having nearly completed
Their investigation, and The Board OF Directors being
aulhoflzed by law 10 convene extra meetings ofthe
stockholders alter htty days previous notice Of The
lime and place OF such meeting Notice is hereby
gwen, that the said Board have appointed Wednes.
DAY, The first day OF July, for meeting of the stock.
holders, 10 be held at Their Banking House IN the
Cliy OF Richmond ; and The said Board earnestly
request iu attendance of the stockholders nj
that Time and place, well to consider the actual
condion Of the Bank, 10 adopt such additional
bylaws, ordinances, rules and regulations as IN
them shall appear needinl aud proper, for the lu-
tnfe management OF the Bank, aud ailotLer things
appertaning thereto.
Those stockholders who may not find il conye-
nIent TO attend IN person are requested To appoint
proxies to represent them AT the sad meeiine-and
with that view, the form of power attorney is here
unto annexed.
by order of the Board.
JOHN BROCkENBROUGH President.
Bank OF Virginia, May 90, 1870
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-29
DISSOLUTION.

TNHE term of copartuershp between the sub
Il scrlhers. will expire by limitation, on the last
day Of April, al which time there will be dissou-
ton by mutual consent.
1t is desirable that our accounts should be closed
Immediately. We therefore hope that all persons IN
debed to the Concern will call, possible,
one of us for settlement, or on Thos. B., the son
Of d.. Holcombe, who Is authorised to assist us in
the settlement All persons who may have claims
against the firm. will bring them forward IN order
that they may be adjusted.
WIN. |. HOLCOMBE. NJ. D.
RO. S. PAYNE, NJ. ID.
Applications FOR the services OF either Of us, after
the lst of May will be made to DR. II. at his resi-
dence, aud Dr. p his Office, formerly occupied
by US. Ii. 81 p.
April % tsS
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REWARD FOR A RUNAWAY.

huko MAN, SAM. runaway from me few
weeks since, and am inclined to think he is
d '"n'"e ms way for the State of Ohio. For his
10 me, or for his being secured ~ Jail that
get him. will give reward of $40, ifhe be taken
,h., l ~ oo miles of Lynchburg; if he be taken over
Instance and within the State will give $50;
no' out OF this State, | will give Sl0O. His
oi,eS'on is black, lis age about 90 years; he is
mns s",oeiao'y knock kneej, his toes turning very
l. ue" Out; he israher over the common SIZE; he
intelligent for one in his conditions; his
blg Is not recollecled, except that he had on
bsl' jeans coat. My address is, Concord, Camp
eounty, Va BENJAMIN HUNTER.
psGss ihe Charleston, (Ksnawha,) papers will
TO insert the above weekly for three weeks ,and
J, us account to this Office for collection.
'"e 10 3W
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T0Mc Elitor oIU.e Petersburg Hiqtggeneer.

llavug sven few weeks ago portion Of private
leuer wtluen IN lS35 by Geuer, HARRISON TO Mr..
BeujanIn Harrison OF b rkley. IN winch the Aboli.
liunlslS were condemned IN very emphatic terms
was induced by the publication Of tho Van Buren,
Vigilance Commilee Of Petersburg 10 address a
lruei 10 Mr.. Harrison requesting extract Fl ON the
lrierwhich he had allowed to read, Il ha fell al
lbeuy thus 10 Use his private correspondence Alef
receiving his reply, ell II SCARCELY necessary To-
add by publication, another the alany eyiden-
res already furnished las well in his public acts and
sprechesas his published letters of Gen Harr,sons
uniform a ID cotdra sympathy wuh the southern
people on the subject OF slavery, under whatever
form their tights Ia thar respect may be inv AIDED:
So conclusive the array OF testimony to establish
his opinions on III subject that in this portion of
The State 1t was conceded In public discussions bv
several Of the leading opponents of Gen. Harrison.
that they no longer CONSIDERED him obnoxious To
the charge Of AhoiionisiI', ''a all tainted with
northern fnaiisism." But since the State elections
are over, aud Mr. Ne D3,oeFs opinions on that same
question no logger present a stumbling block To
ther attacks on General HARRISON, The charge is re-
vwed by some OF The adheien,s of Mr. Van Buren,.
Under impression that, whether TRUE or false, 10
WILL 10 greater extent than any other in this pur-
ton OF The Union, aid their purpose OF snpplanling
IN The affections oil the people, gallant aud faith
iui soldier and pariot. Tue elfoit being thus re-
newed, in this quarter, to tx so odious a STAN on
the character OF a vntuous aud venerable patriot,
incose TO, publication Mr.. Hairsons letter con-
tanning the extract referred to-
/ 1" Nj
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Ladies' Beautiful II id slippers,

lust received, and made to order. winch we
u offer at the extreme low pnce Of ONE DOL
LAR per pair. As for nedtaesS and durability, they
eanno, be surpassed. LADIES in want, will please
call and supply themselves at
G. w. BLANTON & Cos
Fashionable b ools and Shoe Store.
June 05
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ADJOURNED ANNUAL MEETING.

A QUORUM Of the Stockholders in the Lynch
IA burg and Campbell Courthouse Turnpike
Company. having failed II convene in general meet
ing on the Goth day Of the present month tJune The
day appointed for the annual meeting, the same was
adjourned TO Thursday the 2ud day OF July next, on
which day the meeting will take place at 3 O'Clock
In the afternoon.
M. w. DAVENPORT, President.
June o5 ioJy
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J ,ine 4
r HAVE THREE TRACTS OF LAND, in

r HAVE THREE TRACTS OF LAND, in
l. the county of Amherst, that | am DESTROYS TO
self for Scrip of the James River & kanawha Com
pany, or for the bonds of the said company guaran.
lied by the commonwealth The first tract contains
about al acres, and is situated within one and "A
half miles OF the courthouse of the county, is well
improved with large brick dwelling house, be-
SIDES framed barn and other buildings, upwards Of
200 acres in woods. Another tact lies within three
or four miles OF Pedlar Malls, Oh the turnpike now
constructing between Lynchburg and the Buifaoe
Springs contains 400 and some buildings ::
both these tracts are in good neighborhoods. The
third Tracts wholly in woods and lies the +
ly, in Amherst, AMI contains about $40 acres
Possession for seeding be given at the usual
time 10 The fall. and full possession the LIST of Janu-
AIRY next. Mr. Howell l.. Brown will shew the first
and Robert II. Garter the second, and the sub
scrber resides al Amherst Court House.
JOHN THOMPSON Jr.
Amherst CT. House. Nav 25 Is
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OrCOHD sRO.y COMPANY.

ON the 9Th day Of Juy mex I, there will be meet
~ ing Of the President; and Directors Of the "Ox-
ford Iron Company" for the pui pose of examining
all claims that may then be presented against said
Company All persons therefore having unsettled
claims. requested 10 forward them (pos, paid
the President Richmond previous to that day, pro-
perry authenticated. WILLIAM ALLISON,
President O. |. Co
June C5 d
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Jtlne222
NEW AND CHEAP ESTABLISIlIEN
Ladies' and Gentiem mems Fa s!,iOna-
bic Roof and Shoe Store.

'HE subscribers respectfully informs the Ladies
:, Il aud Gentlemen of Lynchburg and lis vicinity
.hatihey have taken the store formerly occupied by
oasweil Poe, on the square above the Market house,
immediately opposite Messrs. VIM. NJ. Davis x
CO. e, Tor the purpose of carrying on the Boot and
onne bust css in all il various branches.
their Goods are from the best Factories. and
made 10 oder. They are determined to sell to SUIT
me bard times. They solicit call from The Ladies
anu Gentlemen OF this place and its vicinity before
purchasing elsewhere, as they intend to sell sucl
bargains as will make it their interest do so.
CHARLES w. BLANTON < Co.
N. B.-We also intend keeping on hand HATS
OF various qualities, which we will sell at reduced
P'',os c. w. b. & Co.
s"uc 10 3W
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rOURTN OF july P.9RTY'

nERE WILL be n Harrison Ra,bacne on The
nea, W., OF July. at Oronoker, IN Amherst county,
and ;a nue. Gap. The entertainment will be novel
Gen,l'es'ing. Great numbers 'ol both Ladies and
duc,sd VIII be expected. The thing will be con
10 The usual Harrison siyle.
Nav, ROBERT Il. NIMMO.
t4Jy
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Sulphur Water.

u SoPFLl, just received from Dibrelrs
Springs, carefully pul up by the proprietor,
Tor sale 10y the Subscriber Apply at Hancock x
Adams's BENJAMIN i ScRIfEES
June % A..
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ElADMiSo

.I,hef semi peeky ferery Monday and Thursday at
r.,r Dollars per payable ." adraaee No sa6scrtp
;uL, rseeiced fora shorter period than sir months. and
,,,r nil be discontinued feccept at he discretion oftc
ri;,.rs until all arrearages are paid.
TISE RENTS inserted at so cents per square
~ for The first Insertion and 37 cents for erery suisse
J : 4enf insertion.
rPJOB PRINTING executed neatly and erpeditiously
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TRACT OF LAND,

slfSfa4rss ton, the
ssSEsM TRACT OF LAND,
RYM" which SAID decedent resided the
A, time of his death, containing by present
estimation SIS Acres,
more or less; but the true quautity will be ascer
tanned previously to the day of sale by a survey
This Land lies IN popnions neghborhood, within
about Two miles of Amherst Courthouse, and is
bounded by the Lands of Elijah Fletcher, John M.
Williams James Z. Mcdaniel, Samuel Watts and
William Mcdaniel. It's well walered, very produc-
tive. and susceptible of the highest degree OF lm-
pfovement The undersigned, who lives near the
Land, wall take pleasure in showing it to any person
disposed to purchase.
TERMS AT SALE.-A credit of, and 3
years for equal portions OF the purchase money will
be gwen, the purchase, securing the payment there
of by bonds with good personal security, and The IL
lie 10 the Land itself TO be REFINED until full pay
men is made, as further security. The purcha
ser will have the privilege of seeding q; the usua
time in the coming fall and full possession will BIZ
given him the 1sl day of January next. The IL
lie is believedto be unquesrIonably good but thu
undersigned will only convey such as is vested IL
him by the said last will and testament,
JOHN r. MCDANIEL,
Ex'or OF Lindsey Nc Daniel. deed.
! June tl5A
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Valuable Land for sale.

TN PURSUANCE of the late will and testament
d OF Lindsey Mcdaniel, deceased. the undersign.
ed, as executor thereof, will on the 18th day Of Au-
gust next, al the late residence Of said decedent, in
Il county of Amherst. sell, by way Of public auc-
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Form ola Potter of dtiorrey.

Know all men by these presents thai ------ Of
do hereby constitute aud appoint - of = my
substitute or proxy 10 represent - meeting oi
the stockholders Of the Bank OF V rpina TO be e i'd
al then Banking House, on Wednesday, the first
day OF July next-and in name and behalf 10
vote on all and every subj that may be submit
ted 10 the said meeting. u witness whereof
have hereuGto set - hand and affixed
seal. this - day Of June, 1910.
Signed, sealed and acknowledged In presence
d, fSrAt1
N. b." No director or oiiicer Of the SAID Bank
can legally act ne rtoXy~-and no st0ckholdet eth
er IN person or by proxy. shall at any general
meeting any present oijtct thereto, unless he shall
have made oath solemn affirmation that the stock
on which his vote is 10 be given, is bona fae his
own property, or The property OF his wards or Of
his testat0r ntesale's estate, bona fde held
by him IN virtue of some duly recorded will or
deed, IN trust FOR some person persons not vo-
ting at the meeting upon that or any other stock;
aud moreover that such stock is held by him by
means ofany transfer, conlrved designed To evade
the provisions of the act regulating the number of
shares 10 be given by the Stockholders respectively.
OF TO give himself or any other greater number OF
votes than he is fairly entitled to under the proy-
sions OF he said act"
June tdm
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at the Warehouses and receive in store, Flour,
Whskey, Iron &c, &C.,
He confidently hopes that from several years ex
pe,ience 10 the Auction and Commission business
TO merit a continuance OF their patronage.
June if
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bERkLEf, June 9Th, 1917
My Dear Sir: "a
Your favor Of the I'm May reached me the dSy
before yesterdav Yon s>tIed that NJ >ensies OF
Gen:1l'rrispn have agan reS9rd to tffe charge OF
Abonionsm to defeat his election, and uqurss~tsr
Their my additional proof can be had SIP
ness thai subject.
l., reply say. yes, sufficient satisfy ans fear
nabie mud To effect this, hlwever, | mus re-
SOFT to the private correspondence o Gen. HARRISON,
aud Situated as he is, shall feel sell entirely jusii-
fled IN The eyes OF every Patriot so dong. On
The 18th of Nay. 1921, at the conclusion Of a long.
,m,Iia letter. Gen. tisrrsbn w,ites-"I a,n not ia
present IN any political appointment, excepting the
honorable one OF being designated tils part &c
Kentucky 10 settle ad,spute with Tennessee about
Their common boundary. was last Fall run for the
Senate oil The Uuued States. and after number oil
bsotlnss lost II by few votes, but lust no hclpl
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Gcnticmen's superior Boots and Shoes.
lust received. Those III want. will tlease
y give us call. c. w. BLANTON q Co.
Fashionable Boot aud Shoe Dealers
June o5 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-29
CHARLES PHELPS.

AuCTIONEER AND MISSION MER-
CHANT,
TAKES this method of returning his sincere
l. thanks TO his friends and the public generally,
for the very liberal patronage heretofore extended 10
him. He would respectfully inform them that IN
future he will attend 10 The selling Of
Real and Personal Estate,
in and OF town.-Drg Goots, Groceries, Furni-
tnre. Negroes, Horses Sr.-He will also attend to
the sale Of
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-25

pert oo the subjee: Of organizing the mi.
li,ia. We give some brief extracts from !
this Report and ask the fris nds sf The
% contrast the IN with COZ
responding portions OF the Secretary
document, With which they are doubtless
familiar. In the Report OF The ninth OF
January. 1918, Genersi Harrison ssys;-
That the Constitution having made IL
the duty OF Congress to provide for srm.
IN the rii,iiia. tbi. 20 Ser Is not duly exer.
oissd BY enseiiag that they shall arm them
selves. Alag u that eject. unsanciionsd
By penalties. would be distes afded. and
il thus Sancusned viii DC unjust, Tor II
Will act as capitatisu tax. which the
rl-h and The poor wiii pay 60 ally. add
which Will not BE- borne by the States. in
the proportion fixed BY The Constitution.
Phe Committee do not approve the plan
of putting arms IN the hands Of The Mill
tia, when not necessary. 1ha, mode
would expose the arms 10 be Lost and de.
s,royed. They conceive that Congress
should provide Arsenals. from which the
militia from every part Of the United
States should draw arms " hen necessary,
u hleh would be a sufficient exercise OF
tia. Congress having power 10 provide
Tor governing ;hc militia only when they
are in the service OF the United States,
snd the authority Of training them be-
longing TO the STATE GoreTnMenfs, the
Committee have no, deemed At proper.
that Congress should prescribe the lime
10 be devoted to training. or the manner
in which tina, object can be best effected.
I l, is the duty Of the Legislature 10 enact
the necessary laws for that purpose"
! On the subjee, of d.sciplnine the militia.
Gen. HIERisoS's RePor; said
The great difficulty 10 be encountered
( is The application OF a system OF discipline
or military Instruction, TO great populs-
ton, scattered over al immense territory.
The accomplishment Of this object is evil
IDENTITY not within the power Of the Co
.yernment. To instruct the militia OF the
country 10 any useful extent, would re-
quirc larger portion Of their time. than
they could possibly spare from the duty
OF providing for their families, unless they
are literally paid, and 10 pay them would
absorb all the resources Of the Nation
These are the views Of an honest states
man who regarded the Constitution with
saN''u 'eneIdl9us anu VINO neiu IN JUST
regard the unimpaired rights Of the States.
Let his sound and cautious views be com
pared with the remarkable proposal Of
this Administration. The warmest parti
zan can hardly be so blIndly attached TO
his leaders as 10 be incapable Of discrimi-
nation IN case 50 Palpable. For surely
Sense to madness ne'er was so CENTRALIZED
Blu, 1t preserved some qualify Of choice
To serve IN such difference.
Bali. .7nericaH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-25
THE STANDING ARMY.
MR.. POLNSETTs LETrER.


II the President is expert at following
in the footsteps" Of others. he certainly
wants tact in reiracing his own. In or
der TO explain away il possible, the OBJ
jeciionable features Of the Militia Bill-a
measure which has excited so much Just
indignation amone the people--Mr. Poin-
set has written long letter to The Stcre-
tary Of the Van Bu.en Central Commit
tee Of Virginia, in reply TO one Of in
quiry. This letter from the Secretary OF
War. has atwofold purpose. first TO excul.
pate MFR. Van Buren, from any par,icipa-
liou in the matter. Of the proposed organ
ization, aud secondly 90 excuipate the
Secretary himself from blame in reference
10 it. On the FIRST point here follows what
MIR. PoinSeit says:
The President coneuIred with me in opinion
with regard 10 the importance Of recognizing
the militia al this time; but had no agency in
preparing the plan reported 20 Congress and no
previous know ledge OF Us details. Il was PIE
pared, as has already been slated. at the request
OF a Committee Of the House OF Representatives
expressed az the close of the last session, and
reported 10 this Congress upon a call the House
made directly upon the Secretary Of War. and
~ Is usual in all such sen 10 that body with
out being previously submitted 10 the President.
With ii or its details, he therefore, had nothing
10 do"
How Is this; Are we to be put OIL
with quibbles' Though you may vsx
ne, says Hamlet. you shall not play
upon me; and so the country will say
now. The President nothing to do with
Il or ITS details! =" Let the Pfesiden, him
self say il this be so
The present condition Of The defenccs Of our
principal seaports, aud savT-ysrds. as represent
ed ~ The accompanying report d the Secretary
oi War, calls fer The carly aud serious attention
OF Congress aad, as connecting itself intimately
With this subject. cannot recommend too strong
" 10 your consideration the plan submitted hv
that officer for The organization Of the militia Of
the United States"
What plan Submitted By what officer
II the President is the author Of bis own
Message be certainly has had something
TO 40 with some plan TO- The organization
Of the Militia, and that plan was the one
submitted BY Mr.. Poinseti the Secretary
Of War. itiIquI,e useless 10 say that be
had no agency in preparing The plan
reported to Congress. and no previous
knowledge Of its details" Whatis meant
by agency IN preparing the plan -
What are we 10 understand by $40 pre-.
vious knowledge Of is delailsS' "Pre-
vious 10 what or when Nov II we
are asked 10 believe that the President
really knew nothing Of the plan or ils de-
tails. how arc we 10 account fof The ian
gysge above quoted from he Annual
Message Would be say 20 Congress ia
reiereneo 10 plan Of which hs knew
nothing 4 eaanof recomussd "A To-
strongly for your eoasidsrafioaf''
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A NEGRO WITNESS.

Tn .NS4lAsrH Ma ,-ih ssaiAsrH CsliHgs."
See he proceedings Of the House Of Repre-.
seaislvcs, on our fret page, in relation 20 the
Via 70 Lieut.. Hocc. &C ths u. s. Nagy. IN the
uiItof hat gentle aan, tee Eesfors gefe .aat-
daesd as snne,ses sgains, him. As yirgnIan
and gentleman. ne objected 10 the iatrsdue-
ton Of soch testimony. hB objections were
avruuiej, an i De was sentenced 10 removal and
rsPnmnnd The NE Secretary o. Ihe Navy.
James x. Paudiog, "sfprersd' the sentence -
Lieut. Hoe shea appealed % ihr Pres.lept bat
~. "hs .S'rfirra aln via southern Jssfsvf, q"
could zee I-;hag in the ease 20 JasIfy Bis inter-
fcfcneei
IN trI ssass iajiguiy 20 Soc feelings 90
sou.hsn gcutsmsa, sad through h.ln % lAe
whole SouiacIn people. we base fays the R.ch-
mou3 Wing practical i'inHtanul OF ibe iaye
ani sGccii9n entertained for ile ela &C ihr
al.iie n4aa. NJ san see netaas .1 Doe 0ci o.
nsyrs being tfsugM mt7 cttt al a witness b.
ga.nsf uhfc nan. o. iusufr As Interference o.
OF co3rse not lie sscba nesro as good ar a
white msn. ef b. amply rsiicucei ty be vote n
tl- New Yosk Convection 30 inyesi Soc sable
sans u AGiea eiia o. hgi pusaeEs 81 Iaf-
rage. Insafy pri1-ctons $3.50 Teak ogi end
be- trrsmr an Angler fof y1iLerr trss. afi ihe
ass1Iaacrs 81 hs niendf, ,h1t ar Tts ga aafh-
.fu ptn ui.f soaiAefa feeling
Here zee. s-4g De- seen az ia...l.rt t,3 laf ,ie
tstes ~ llsc ADsh.1nsts. What Ato.urs.t
aai lshs Mr Van Harta h,s support a1eff as q
Tkey care ret far tecisnHoes szliHi ihcm.
while ssff are IN ther iarof. Tbcy have caia-
"a more BIZ lha single point ihaa ihry base
b.sa abia 30 eace' by heir petitions, addresses.
faotsg. v,,-s. contentious ard oiacr eforis, Or
he isu ua ,eau Whh Doc pdvnfks vreH
% ihs uegrss 90 CD 90 ths POS. mss wnh DE
WHITES. aai record fhnr VOTES against rssry rnc
opposed io AbsHfian aeuras. privilege grsnf-
"a ,hsn ia Nsw Yoft threugh ihs efforts 81 Mf
Vsa narsa End ha ff.rndt-Hi'h aH srrnau-
islrmeBi sy ihc ssme of a coasiaau.ualfish
30 freedom ia o. District 81 coiams.a--aad
nos sa acsnou.eisntnf a. % nghf .u viola
tioa % ib- Csasliunep % apfstr bog osf CouIn
irnsiaa, of fhs otagsu 30 81 sn csih. % ,atsl