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Seth ult have heard several highly intelligent
r,rn say since the Cob. great piece mas .,.,l "
r..ran"r, hat ne did make the pledges a. s,trti y
TIM, al Maj i;a:!anG-'an Barren, weu auono :,
rnrrn: and Wig whcm with such | a,ai, - "a
uo., pl..t!.rlv, that Col paeuc id say ~ .,, Z
vb,t have communicated IN he EEuu.rrroi s.
nit and many will hnck me, and sustain ne il :,
scrtlon Perhaps, Alr. Editor. | have SAID ;o, ., q
already but a. ! am ~ wiring humor lnt,,
further What ID you think OF the Colonel noy = ~
Rives, after he dropped IN The House: Col p,r,
Who voted for T. IS. Gi!mcr lWh,gl Tor Crow,
Col Payne Does Col. Payne suppose that the ,,..
of rood cid Flu are 80 thickheaded tina; thu e
now define his position Col Z. is to III! ln.,. ,' 70
purposes Whg Let him deny il. ~, Cal pa.
vim, are his political opinions ii, Inc election e.,
.i,.at were :" come on to.m"cr"w. for whom a.,
you vote, Van Barren or HARRISON. Nog. S,r
candid man, | call OF Col. Payne 10 answer Il
Fluyanna calls on hun ! for one cannot and viii,
vote Tor him or any man until H. toes the mari :.
lets me know what hr =.
/ am sorry my excellent friend the Colonel j., !,
water so soon--Whcn he pays Fluvanna yI,i, y
spring he will find thai /" hns drowned !l'msa: w.,
Nr Richie, il Col Z. is content 10 SWIM IN t!r VI,
current ne j. quite welcome 10 DO so: bat can a
him, if he wall come out a. openly rs another Carr
Of our County did at our last Court Tor Harrison
will have to swim alonc, or nearly 50. mex: VIM.
home Will now conclude, Mr. Editor, :orIhc prrr
by signing myself CT iRNltN
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To Rcuders and Correspondents.

Rich as our present Ne. - III the treasures o on
Correspondents, scattered ike many gems through
st and I'd and Sd pages vet We have room TO
all the MSS. that have IN Budget. There
vcrai others, which compelled To postpone
The Dialogue between CITY Wing and Country
Republican has much Of the slv humor Of Swift. The
Essay Of Justice much marked b. the nublcmrS.
n; lis sentiments as by the beauty OF lis style The
Defence Of the three npracicahlc, must pleas" ih"S,
gentlemen z. NJ is full of spirit NindrX, which is
oniy the Isl of a long series al Nos, which IN.
tended to unmaSk that unfortunate letter OF Mr. Rircs
stands forth not more hy It's Dimensions than lis power
Let no man hc deferred by its cm"! from reading II
through-We received .fD,i-.N,aE"iHn 10y last Even
nu's Mail. Another pujssant pen at MIR. Ey.>, (hlt
slunlc shot y
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Tb.ra !; no,b;nt ,;tbnr IN tho rnl,,;ons yh,cb h.
bcrc,of,rr snbs;>,ed hc,ucon Tho E,puLI;roo port
ur R;rn. a. IN HI; ,,r.so,,, n,l;,;c,I o,,,pda which
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), nm hnwhIe In, ursuc,..srnI o,d;c,n, >, rho I,.-
Federalism far restoration n ,h nlar, vl,, i. IN
occun;d he rho Simultaneous viii IL frcn,,n and 4,
which h has 81 ;gnnbv C,lIrn renders his nrese,
di,an,r,, sr,rc,,tiv Lu,,;i,,,,,, IN ,prn ov.,g
attention nrch ,ncr. ~. ,.Sn,,,ort ~ his j..
,;,. Nr p .,yc;,as ~. ro.l,nr Ia, mac,
an nx,os,ion ne ne r.d.sI do,t,na. or ,,, dav. n
cn.d;,,, t',n,n n. ,.hos. name. s,II assesses. n
non, loc,i ,n,~;,.,, ., .,,.a,t ,,,.,,,i!,, !, y.-,.
= convenient ana !, ,,.,,. ,,-,,, ,,.ti,, IN subject,
,o,,;rs -. ,,hh L lea, ,,,!I ,,r ,l, ,,e,;,r, ,e},
- rcdnr,i c,i.r r.. las ,s','r,sI r. cr;,,ri,s +,
w;r,,;o !, IN ~, h.. ~, ,:,,li -. ~, .r;.gr .
! 49, L;i h;., - -; :. ~ ;,;I,..I -.sr',
this ry,,,;,,t;n,, h. n conv.,t Mr. Rive ~ d..
Of nolcal dunljc;,y hitherto unmatched m the ,a.
nj yirn;,;o nr , mas, ,r,.or,hv nal,,r;ng H.l d
nconl. IN !, dopblc sense Of \ decree Of d;,nmec..
ness which casts IN the shade all the evidences %:
| tempt for the popular understanding which have -
10 this uav exhibited by hes present associates, q
which 50 cmnentlv fits HIM nra teacher IN Their ,r
a CAPTAIN in their ranks IF such be The l!s1.
which every biuh r,in,ed yirrinian must t.,I e
strained 10 pronounce upon his performance. III. :.
trnce cannot fail to be regarded as the w"Il.tt:..
chas:iSe,nrnt ofa political apcS,acy the most cause.
graceess, and il NAV be added, Shameless. upon
cord.
Before proceeding any farther, right und"Fs'an-
OF the subject itself, demands brc! notice Of ta'
! thor Of the letter we are aDpUt 10 examine y w
no: without design, that Mr. Riycs 80 long waE-
! himself in mystery He possesses, IN u HIGH d..
that acri;y or rather instinct, which never ace
pan!cs true greatness, but is tin invar:abIr -ua'''
for masculine ability and integrity Of pnfpos
mean cunning. He understands all the lhtIr AZ,
devices OF political stagc-ctfect lie IS one 4" '1
men, who think that great things can be acro"t'.'
with strings and wires HIS every word and :. >"'
studied; hc cannot put foot before the other W."
ont plot; like certain ladies, he enters into ''.
racy to TAX" tea II" knows thrt there IS an ma y.
bic interest IN mystery; that there Is cgF'2'" l..
y IN darkness, "hich "w.rs INC great ana '.' =.
Hence, me clouds ~ winch IN, SGaIi 2irs, ~.
'e'"Pr" himself, 'iiat rs" shadowy folds "i u ~"
'm'g!t "a%@'fa'r MS ha'ura! dlmensicns. ''.,'..
,ne DARK ana double responses OF ms "rar.'., "
Oty"G foccS OF ms confidential cm'sshr'e'- 'F
That he has played, has been tlat'crjng to H. y
ana th'S IS the most decI"ns food tl'at ca" :"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-05
TwENTY-sIxTII coaGREss---lst SESSION
HOUSE OF REPRESENTtTlN ES,
SnLurLnn Elhrunru % lSin
''"I'' -" . = - "
lonrnai hariuu been read

.
The Journal having been read
The SPEAKER for the frs. time during The exist
of the 10Th Congress- proceeded tn call the com
Itees for reports; and reports were made from the
committee of ways and Means from the committee Of
claims, and from the committee on commerce.
Mr.. CURTIS reported, with an amendment. the >"
nate bill cancel the bonds gwen /" secure dutr.
upon vessels and their cargocs employed IN the whal"
fishery, and TO make registers lawful papers for such
vessels, and the bill referred TO Committee OF
the Whole
Mr.. CURTIS gave motto" that he would, when IN
order do 50; for leave to introduce bill to es
tablsh system Of uniform laws on tie subject OF
Bankruptcies Throughout. the l tcd States
Mr. HABERSHAM, from the Committee Com.
merce, reported the following resolution
Resotred That The map OF the Southern coast, from
Tybee Island 10 Hunting Island, including chart Of
the mouth Of Savannah river, which was made upoi:
the survey of Charles Wilkes, If the United States
Navy, be printed under the detection Of the Commit
tee on Commerce. and that FIVE thousand copies be pub
shcd hundred Of winch shall be deposited in the
Navy Department, for the use of the Navy
Mr. CLIFFORD moved an amendment, 10 insert in
the resolution after the word prnted the words 'by
yhc Printer, = the House.
After some conversation between Messrs. CLIFF
FORD, CURTIS, EVANS, and HABERSliAM, MIR.
ALBERT SMITH moved the previous question Mr..
CAVE JOHNSON moved to lay the resolution and
amendment on the table.
"a voice, "And tn" bloodhounds with them, hope ]
hinr ,.lsn ,.er.,cos co 49,. OK
So the motion 10 lay the resolution and amendment
on the table was negatlved.
And the question recurring on the demand for the
previous question Mr. HABl.RSHAM appealed to Mr.
Smith to withdraw the demand, order that he (Mr.
r., muht make an explanation
Mr SMITH declining to Withdraw his motion, the
question was pnt and the call for the previous cues
lion was not seconded the vote be,no--Ayes g. noes
20
So there was no second. TO the demand
Mr.. JONES, of Virginia, indicating his intention to
move that the House proceed 10 the consideration of
the bill continuing the Office Of Commissioners Of
Pensions
The SPEAKER said that the hour had elapsed, and
:hereupon announced the private orders Of the day
Mr. HABERSHAM moved that the House proceed
win he reports ofcommttees.
The SPEAKER said i, would require vote OF two
thirds.
Mr. BRIGGS inquired Of me GhiF whether there
were any private bills before me s'""Se;
Inc - E.NhEh sad yes 'hIfc we're some tn"' ''dH
been reie!ioG 10 me coma"i;,ro Inc "hoie to,oay
MI. hAbL .h noyed suspension OF 'he rules
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-05
More Grass MISREPRESENTATION.

The Wings still intent upon most grossly insrc
presenting Mr.. Van Bnrcns course during the war o
lSl2. We have two examples before ~ "t TINS per
vcrsity, irom different quarters of The STATE One J,
from the Danvillr Reporter, which peremp'oriIy tn'
falsely declares that
an The .a,nr year ASIA NJ san urs", town mrr'ni
in Hudson, N,W York, offered The following >""ti"n VIZ
'RcsOic,d That The Var j. mp"'' aud Disastrous" and '"rn
pl"y The Di.ie "i u>sc war ! "nc"a'hiri""'i
The other is from a foolish Correspondent Of tbs
last Nionongaa Republican, wiiu repeats the very same
story and who declares with as much false grammar
as false statement, that Mr.. Van Buren, odd not rnl's
under Gen. Jackson banner. Hptd he where Tho
minority was The story is false. through all It's va
riatons, moods and lenses. W" are indebted 10 ,hl
wo last Globes for full and scas"nai'c statement o
the Presidents opinions var"us subjects and a
various imcs-and among the rest, 10 his whole
during The war. No American ever was m"rc 2aalcu:
~ Supuuri'nn the mraS!irr and furnishing all the s.
news Tor It's energetic prosecution. Among III" d"cn
mcn'-. which rrpuhslI"d by the Giuhc. i !,t;c
from B. r Butter of March, l-:S addressed I" ilu2s
A. Garland and originally published in the Richmond
ENQUIRER Mr Butler, c"nt;'sscdy gentleman ." Ia,
hpi,rsl honor SAYS unquaiedly lie (hr. '. b
was an open and decided advocate OF all the stg"n.
measures proposed against Great Britain during ih'
session Of Congress Of I-ill2 the war included
Having hccm born and reared III the sam" town hav
ing been, from July -!2, umt after tn" peace an IL
mate of his family am able 10 speak this suhlec
from personal knowledge. No man Of character ar
ruaintrd with his "onrsc and opinions in l-l2, vi!
venture 10 assert HAT he expressed doubt a t
the Justice %: the war, the cxpedcncI Of cmgayn:
in i; AZ III" time il was declared.
The cIoGuancc and enthusiasm that hr v Is. carr
ed wan han mi" the State Senate, On which h. Il"
the first time took MS seat IN November l>i2l III be
hall Of the war The noble papers winch ne pfcparr'
IN that Great era and which were adopted III tn'
Republican Convention Of the i.rgisaiurr-wIth the
brilliant efforts which liz contributed I'LL the conclusion
of The war all attest the zeal which he threw INTO III,
ccntcst-and stamp with ialschood the accusations
which have boon samelessly urged against Elm.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-05

,,ch ,prh, be cancelled, and spoke Of the preserved
;,, oF The Sta;es-and tii's the source Q! the
objection. and tn, Of he rcrctior-n@,, any bTs
az, ar winch was supposed I" be ~ IT. We under
sand that Judge May himself admitted tbs 10 &c ms
objection. ,,i;L o,,-o.cd
NM, some of The Whigs the House IN prrirr'ns the
Jpdnes amendment 1t screened the (Wh'g) &c
cTnor Of New York. rs shifting the controversy from
AK. r,ccllcncy'' to the Legislature.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-05

letter Fredericksburg, az Ancient Dominion
nj last aroused. -pir Of 7G running like wild rt
through the goes for Harrison, aud Will North Ca
rulina-mtrk ilrat.'.E. }. IIPrss'
The Ancient Dominion Is indeed arouSlng but only
To PROSTATE with overwhelming numbers, Harrison anc
his friends She VIII never go for Harrison: nor vii
" Carona-nor will any portion Of the South or Soutl
Wesi-Nark that.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-05

The So, 600 Webb, of the \. Y. Courier, the SWISS
Editor Of the L. S. Bank, has kindly endorsed Mr..
Rivcss le,cr-dccarcS that "Alr. Rivrs * IN all re-
specs worthy OF position side BY side with the most
illus'rious sons Of Virginia and that "ot such a
statesman and patriot, the Old Dominion may rel DC
proud Let Mr.. r. be proud ofsuch Champion ifhc
can. The support Of such hIreling only shows how
he has allcn from his high estate. He is welcome
TO all The benefit which Col Wcbb's endorsement may
1--WE him That il should come to this.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-05

r II the Portsmouth Times should rrpubsl the warm bnt
hast, tribute the lancntrd Hodges will
pleased correct the quotations Tread lightly hrs ashes,
of genius for he brobcr'' should he lia
man crave clear, Of goodness Il" r ypHr
hrn:": Notwithstanding III. pro0isiccr,
pastor was pleased Ia make them bu:h 'hroilrr."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-05

We ar. authorized 10 announce DR.. Wills as :,
candidate for the county Of tH,caan0-ll,< animated
Address 10 the People is necessarily postponed I'LL our
next papcr. In the 81 The Republican, Party, we
invoke Jennings and Wills To commune together, and
select but one candidate run for old Fla
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-05
New and startling Developments!

We received BY yesterdays mall letter from
prinseld Illinois, Feb II, signed by five Of the
"Dclnocrac State Central Committee Of Illinois =
communicating facts which strike deep into The
feelings of the People of Virginia and the whole South
These gentlemen have sent copy Of th" Isl No. of
cold Hickory" which contains Circular and Letter
sigucd 8 Dewitt Blnodgond, dated .Alhany, y Y, Oct.
~, so They say hrsc papers show the causes which
prnducrd the nomination of Gen Harrison, the means
by whch tha; nomination effected. and the object
intended to be accomplished BY 1.-THE originals are in
orr possession, with the signature Of Mr. Bioodgood IN
his proper handwriting We have 10 room to-day for
these memorable papers; but they will come forth IN
our next II appears that "tn secure the nomination
Of HARRISON it necessary that II should be known
all over thu Union, that the fjouioHiSS ami intsna-
sans would give him their support. With tins view,
TN. "Crnfrdi .!boIiiiDa Commii'r al Albany got up
the Circular which directed hy Alr. Boodgoot,
leading Aboliticmsi in Albany to various leading men
Of the Federal party IN all the States III the n:"-in
structinr them 10 urge their Delegates in The Harris
BURG Convention, 20 for Harrison. ''Such is The ~
turncr by which the nomination OF Cen HARRISON hns
been procurrd"-ls there man, who bears Virginia
hear; III his bosom, who Will countcnamcc such p.o-
cpr
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CO.H.uE.NIC.31ED.


The Democratic Republican party Of the county Of
Buckingham respectfully requested 10 NEE. al Mr..
Scrusrs' tavern. from IL tn half past IL clock on
Monday Of March Court, order if possible, TO bring
about coHrjii0i;on and reconciliation in the party, and
to organize action against opponents If cancellation
be made. The ever memorable motto Of the States
Of this infant Rrpubc-'U mcd stand divided we
aIl-whcn opposed by the power of England-h0s sig
aaiiy mani rstrd sef IN D'mocrdcy The British
Hon quailrd before unity Of action the part Of the
States The lion Of Federalism will couch and quail,
disguised as Whgsm, before unity OF action on our
part There is no other road except tie odd ~ dcSruc.
ton with MS "Irt him hea. who hath an ear" Ne
yer Republican institutions III more danger
never were greater efforts made 10 overthrow our be-
loved Constitution, and cbliterate the landmarks Of L.
tation that guards the rights Of the poor wei! as
the rich Let all throw their mite the altar Of their
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-05

Our Republican brethren in Mlononealla are dong
the thing ctfrctually Their movements will clnch
the nail, and give tro Republican Delegates next scs
sion, by large majority They have held two meet
ings in the county, one the 18th February, on the
waters of Indian Creek; the End the 22d February,
in jacksonville Both meetings united on Caleb Tan
zcv and John CLAYTON as suitable candidates for the
next II. of Dclcga They recommend to the De-
mocratic party hold similar meetings throughout the
county, and ''to all honorable means to secure the
election of Tanzy and Clayton. This is in the gcnn
inc spirit Who doubts their success,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-05
4 DEMOCRATIC REPu BLlCAN

II VIC have no room to-day for the inspiring ad
dress, which accompanied the above notice II Shn!
have place on Saturday. We Irrs, that the Demo
cracy of Old Buckingham Will again 9" forth; bury
their little i;uds which 1t dsgracrtu . indulge
nj so momeutouS crisis this-ruusc up all Then
friends: unite upon two candidates. march shoulder e
shoulder and the country from the reign Of Fc
deraliSIn and Iarrisonism. In the words of the PR
vae letter we invoke them by the 'love which they
bear their county-hy the fear which threatens our Ii
bcrtes to unite, 10 act to exert themselves for Tho
cause and the Constitution.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-05

The vicksburg Sentinel of the 18th February states
that Our Legislature (hIssissppi,) has, by vote Of
~ 20, invited Senator, J. Henderson, to resign
his seal. this owing TO his having voted against the
Sub-:rcas bill How will he act"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-05

ID CMFORD ACADEMY-The. OF this Institution viii
II continued BY the subscribers the year. commencing
January and terminating the l. December.
with vacation Of in the Summer In school will
be taught the Latin Greek Spanish and French languages ae
matcs including Arithmetic Algebra Geometry plane and scri
raj Triaoomelry and practical Surveying together with nil the
branches Of the English language usually taught in preparatory
schools books Will he The same thai used al the Uni
vess:iy OF Va. ~, -
Tcrms-Board including every thing, S0-Tu!tion so one
half advance and the balance the lsi OF Sept. be
" H. J. CHRISTIAN, Priaeipoi
mo. l. CAs0S
Dec II -W-"u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-05

II We are authorized 10 announce Sir. Clayton G..
CLAYTON as Candidate for reelection to the House
of Delegates for Charles City and New Kent
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-05

These Wings men of ''excellent fancy and OF
queer devices They held great Convention in Hart
ford Conn, Tuesday last and boast Of the thousands
who attended it, After spirited addresses from
the members of the Convention, and from the Arc
t;c-holc Traveller, J. \. Reynolds, they terminated
their frs, day meeting with song. They struck up
the Wing song Of the "Finc ruc-liearted Gentleman,
which seems greatly to have assisted their ''delibera-
49,.
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.
NEW SPRING GOODS

Per SHIP Madison March /, $40.
HAVE jus; received, and opening Spring importation
Of CHINA AND EARTHENN ARE, ship Madison direct,
which OFFER dealers by the package, prices responding
with the ;iacs. WILLIAM F. BUTLER,
Late Snyta Butler,
.Nainst., 3 doors ADORE the Bell Tdren.
March s9-6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-05

The Democratic members of the Legislature arc re-
Guested TO meet in the Senate Chamber. al half past
o'clock this Evening, 10 adopt measures in re-
laon the circulation Of The paper, 10 be publish
cd in this City. The Democratic citizens of Richmond
are requested 10 cooperate.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-05

SEN ERAL MEMBERS.
Il The purpose of the above meeting is to strike
deep the root of the paper, well to extend its
circulation at once Besides the Publisher would de-
sire advise with his friends, to tie best mode of
circulating the Prospectus, we'll some thousands
Of the first No Of the paper, which will be published
perhaps Saturday, certainly on Monday next
He is DESTROYS Of obtaining their advice and CO.
operation. II is singular how general, similar move
men,s are becoming in the other States.-Wc re-
ccred by Yesterdays mails, two small sheets Of this
dascripton-one is the sold Hickory, from Illinois
and the other, the Prospectus Of The Constitution,
weekly paper, to be published at Indianapolis, from
the 18th April until the 10Th November, price dol
lar, in Advance.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-08-04
Yu6er Nn6eige.

fyclssaoe Bidder fno III Der Srufrrci eie'
fcr 3eituns I'M biIlisen spreis gu baten:
wilmlen'e esufher Sinoerfspnr, pon S.@
2Bsdslbosft pbllaoslpbIa. 1889.
Scntlebs ncne Scitamentt.
Ser ameritanilhe Selpcneaner.
Oie GGbicbte Der 8sreinisten Gtaaten bon
Slcre Amsvlta, fct rcr, gmtpefUns OCT
neusn Weit bis auf pss Sabr 1857, aus
ecm gns!,icben htevicFt bon 2S bsl III
3 &C eb &C, 9lGuport, 1888.
9iGclte, pom Sabre 497 bis 1857, ilter:
feet unp bcransse9etsa ppn QD / b. 3
ASIDE fem Ybtlapclpbh 1883,
>skeR, &batem unb 0felnnn9'n res lllrItt
3nineli. erhcn l!rDCtcrs pcr peuthrr
epausclitb:rsfcvmlrtcn Sirebr,pcn Schanr
2lusuit 8crleb, hcmtcrsburs, Spa. 1887
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sc bapon perf6nIh, babe id, MIDI BON Rabr.
belt nisfsr 3susniIe ptls ibsreust. Gle flnb
mas is rcrssbsn Su fsin-fsins 0uafalbersien
-fcneern filnlflid bersitets WsbiSinsn fir si,
ni9s Der Ssfdbrlihfsn msnfhlibsn Sranfbei:
ten. Sb msib eas fis bch9eibdet unS per,
f'heosntid ron Den 9sibftei1en 9rftoren Der
WeolSin ror9citrisbcn merSsn, fpmcbl in bis=
fer Staet ais ipnt NO, unb itb uebms fsinsE
Nnltano Seleltsn ais sinsn ftbdebarsn Suias
iu uniern mebisjniibsn Materal, unb cine lls
hsre icmcbl ais unfbdelitb uno nuslibs WIss
oiSln fir Die Srantsn ~ empfsblsn."
9iufus Sabecf, jr.
Sum @srfauf bei George 10 Oafely,
Npctbefer, NcrS Ste StrafTe, &saoing, Gssnt
fir Or. Sapne.
c5anuar 7. bp.
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Or. 81. 3. $eiep 1T fcwobl Gin resulartr
Uppctbster ais 2rst, atteitirt rnrcb ete S0ts
loren pbpIle, Chapman. Gore, Gitlcn, Jafs
lsn, Sare, 5prner, 9siuses, Samce &C.
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