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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-20
Three Capitals Of s25 Ooo-ioo Of loo,

Three Capitals Of s25, OOO-IOO of 1000,
Virginia leesburx LOTTERY Extra No ~. determined by
drawing OF Union Lottery Class for 1911, be drawn
MafZy scheme: 3 prizes Of a2S.DD, of 5000 IOl of
1000 10 Of 500 etc Tickets si0-shares In prnpoIo
Csuhcaies OF packages OF Is whole tickets sl20-shares
For Tickets and sharea Certificates Of Package. I'm
any OF the above splendid Lotteries very TO
sdiress ID. NJ. HOYT 4 CO.
Richmond, Va.
Drawing sent Immediately they all who order
as above.
oIdersior Tickets from any part the United States by
mail OF otherwise enclosing cash prize Tickets thank
fully received and executed by with the same
prompt 'auentonas personal application, the resuh
sent(whenr equesied, immediately after the Drawingf
addressedto ID. NJ. HOYT a co
nv All commune aiions strictly confidential NH I6
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-20
3 capitals Of s25 600. 100 of 1000

capitals OF S25, QUO, 100 OF 1000.
Virginia Leesburg Lottery Extra No ITO be deteTmn.
ed 10y the drawing "i Union Lottery Class tor 1871 10
he drawn May 29yh, 1871. Schemes prizes oT $1,000
oI JO, 2SD 100 OF lu,r, 10 OF 5OO ~ 800 ~ OF aO
NC. Tickets slO-shaIes in pro Noron Certificates OF
packages Of y whole tickets si3Jsiares proportion
10 For Packages, shares or single ckeits-Adiress
CHASTAIN CLARKE
WHO also sells Tickets in all the smaller Lotteries con.
ducied by ID. 4. Gregory a 20. m
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-20
FOR NEW YORK.


'sl FOR NEW YORK.
HN The regular packet ssbs TuscARoRA. su.ok
.as q. h-s zoe s.,s E o. her s.so
. mssn .. sS eses,sss ,sb.eeo 70 complete her ioa
board LaSi.ias ~ssiG OF 'Pp'y to the
FOR BOsTON
.4N The ane sehr PALM. CrOweu, master. having
Skkb two thirds Of her cargo engaged, can iake e,.
hundred boxes of Kegs tobace-, ~ imtnedI.te an
peailon tie made to the Captain board, al P,esetrs
m IL FISHER a soN. o-ry---
FOR CHARLESTON.
I'D master having s~o.ssd. Of her caro- AsSossy
S,,- AMI VIII have quick di,p.ieh For balance OF
sage having good apply to lie a.
board at r'ekett's wharf orto
FOR BOATON.
HN The packet schooner FORREST KING Baker.
2X master, having a considerable part Of her csTr,
m, /, JAs FISHER a SON, sniy
FOR salem, MASS.
Gs s nearly al o. her saIsc
sPphSahon be made to the captain on board, OF TO
NIL EDWIN fARRAR.
FOk BALTIMORE.
mad. !. ais some small .ppos'e si is
FOR LIVERPOOL.
HN The A eopperei ship ROB ROY, Capt. Marsh.
SXNio load at City Point For freight, apply :.
- Messrs L. stainback. Son a Co. PstersbuIx n,
tn I'm 6-til CHARLES paINtho1 "
FOR LONDON.
uN The elegant coppered ship GEN. PARKUIIJ
oxxf ,onn u Hayi master, to load City Point For
- freight, apply To '''
@H CHARLES PALMER
FOR PHILADELPHIA,
k6N Iherexular packet schooner LIZ DER s,rn.,,
sIkkb asier, having the part her fr.,ht on,
- gagged will meet with dispatch For ba. anre ~
freight Of twenty hhds aud three hundred nae To-
baeeo, to complete her lead, apply TO '"
- WILLIAM ROwLETT
mo Or JAMES FISHER a SON
FOR RENT,
"a hni possession given inunediai ely the desi,a.
G3i Die House at present occ upied By Ia. s,.eTcr
H1lW on Main street, square above uhe Banks For
-ternls, apply to ~"
ms THOMAS r. VIAL
MO VESSELS WANTED. ,GN
I'VE have freight for four vessels Of the hulk NJ ,no
w each-.oasiwise. ~ ~ W ''"'
M IAs a. GRO ,y,,,-x,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-20
MANSION HoUsF
GREEN PEAS FKOM NARsEIIEs

no The subscriber can accommodate ten or twelve
more Day Boarders with good board, on Accommodating
terms. MARY SARVAY,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-20
CLARKE'S OFFICE.

LOTTERIES FOR MAY.
. S35,295
virginia I"esbnrs Lottery CiassG, for 1911 to be drawn
May 2lt. 1911. Grand Captals-l prize of SIS
600, iral, $3.50 Bsij JD, ~ OF 1900 &c Tickets stu
shares IN proportion certificate OF pac kaye OF 70 whole
tickets sl30-shaTes In proportion.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-20
UPTON HETu

BY r.. II. DICKINSON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-20
To THE LADIES

To TIVE LADIES,
REW A lIORNER have Just RECEIVED the hanitromesl
- aud decidedly toe cheapest 1T Of ADDE'S Shoes suC
Slippers hoy have over had4nros varying from IL els
nndel -. The ladies' are particularly requested tn
caHand canine these shues and SUppera At CREW 4
"OkNENs Nuui and shOs Manufacturing store, Main
street, opposite John EareN - probably the ladies' an
not aswo acquainted with the location Of Eaflrya Hotel
a. the gentlemen are, aud asths Is particularly arcsse
To the lad will iy, store s doors bpt,,
aud htst Shoe store below lhe Rulpg aaIe lolel W
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-20
FOR SADDfFpg

HHe1p1EnH
fpN sssoritlent Of al knds of IIarses a N,-s,,--
80 ~ 70 Wersted; Coioa Tssinlhr we66e =,
Wen, Woineh's Cir Safaibs Tr.es
A fuil supply Of SSlialsGs Tocls 4s - ~ I.
ALSO.
Shoe MaksFs fools. o. az knas
ifp e spPluyetNr GeoFge RAb,oep Jr 6,r.ri. - =, .
h aot hgffa J0nssie sitgno al 81 ne ns'
Nepl " - asiness, aus rekpeeth.l ~ ei ,h
.l. sae ~ ee cusousrs % thst Arm ana 81 IA os,eIs
vsnilr .stces ~ ~ kneasEf % an ~ 49,
et DC good, and viii rlst, a. ,..t
Guy a. coy other house. Not intep,lus no
chtsefs 10 pay the eash =" Fu''
NH 3l-d&ef FTuOiS N ucrruw,z.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-20

Al a general meeting of the
stockholders Of the James River
K@kA,, - Steainboai Company, held on the
- -. -" were Q" elected Directors, viz:
Henry Clarke, Thomas A Rust, WIN Allison Riehmond.
WIN Souihgaie Norfolk; Robert Ander son. Wlianshnrr
JAMES RIVER STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
lie President ani Directors have dec Jared Of
per cent which will be pail 10 the stoc kholjers on
or after tile l5th instant v"
m1 wM sINToN, Secretary.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-20

UHEEN TEAS FkOM MARSEILLES
lust received - dozen tia pres rved Green
Teas, prepared and already cooked the French STYLE
Ihey are OF hne roSh and delicate Persons who
have never given these delightful Peas trial will greatly
crafty themselves by using the above mentioned Peas-
fnce 70 cents per anisteT. l.. DuHAIS,
mo S,usrc To-. ,.' ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-20

sbsS Virginia le"sburx Lottery Class a. for 1871, TO
bedrswn Ma, 22i, lsiI. Grand Capitals: $3.50 I00n
soo tot 3oo 3Oo, 4oof lJu. etc. Tickets sIO-shsres
u propo rtion.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-20
GENUINE F.nINA COLOGNE, FANCY

[ pLorNE Wafer, fIom the celebrated manufacturer
lean Marie faTina NJ Cologne, really supeTior -
and French Extracts for the handk erehef and
quality, great variety "' All " oest
HAIR tooth, cloth and shaving Brushes large assortment
SUPERIOR flliiy shaving and toilet soaps of the mos
sppoNen Kinds together with many other fancy artirIes
- ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-20

Market square.
SofEhIOh COGNAC BRANDY-I0 mines
Shoee brandy, imported into Charleston : a. and
m ,s 10 hebenture, landing this morning for sale
W * LANCASTER, DENNY A CO
EIsH-NOrh Carolina cut HerrinEs
and hal, nh, DO Family Roe HerTings in bbIs
"hu nsli bOls, landing this morning. for sale Nv
WEBB. BOOKER A. HkMI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-20

"A family residence Church Hill There IL
ftSf8 superior well OF water la the yard, with Sta
nsIu bic, SmnkcmJuse, Woodhouse and e good Gar
den, altogether desirable &c s,denCe Apply Il
NH 2S-dIf LAS. a. gro WINSTON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-20
FOR RENT.

u The Dwelling House 90 fourth street, al pre
fm scHi occupied lay Nc WIN Nelson, adjoining the
80 residence Of Mr. Samuel Freeman. Po session
- gwen the LIST June. Enqurcof
0-H wN BOOTH
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-09-07
WEHHGS9 DuAe & ALL tO the
POLLS! to the POLLS J
ss GDase fire aasOaoe syasGv 1Ase
V'SctOaoW IS Dssa'se''
First Tuesday of September,
ERAH

FREEEMEN OF VERMONT! This is the
day, and this the hour, when the friends of Free
dom and Reform expected to do their duty and
their whole duty. Tho State of Vermont asks it.
The Democratic Wings of the United States
pect it. The Green Mountain State having never
bowed the knee to the Baal of Loo ofocoism is X
pected now to preserve her laurels untarnished.
WINGS OF VERMONT! Remember Sep
TENDER 1910, and not let the victory then nobly
achieved be lost, or the triumph essened, by your
supineness and neglect OF ralying to the Polls
Trust not to the past-success can only be secur-
ed BY doing duty NOW.
WINGS of CALEDONIA, of ESSEX, of OR
LEANS In the majority now, you can remain so
il you will but come to the polls and deposite your
votes. Stay away and defeat is inevitable Your
opponents ready to in and steal from you
the victory your hands. Trusting that you
will feel secure they prepared to spring upon
you and bare of the palm of victory. This must
not bet canno, be ryou turn out in the fullness
of your strengh. a....s.
Shall CALEDONIA COUNTY BIO again brought
into subsection to the No Tariff party shall it be
carried by a party that prefers British to American
fabrics? Are Caledonia wool growers ready to
admit British wnolens free of duty No! no! -
This being the indignant reply I'VE then say ONCE
MORE TO THE RESCUE-ONCE MORE TO
THE POLLS and to VICTORY-once more let
every Wing do his duty then will not only Yer
mont, but the Counties OF Caledonia, Orleans and
Essex remain true to themselves and TO the cause
OF Liberty and their Country
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-09-07
"FARMER SMiLlE"-THE LATEST Ii IN


The locofocos have put up Nathan Smile for
Governor and catch votes have dubbed HIM
Farmer Smile Gust good if he were truly so
BIT who and what Nathan Smile? He is now
and always has been merchant took early
stand such a, Cambridge-by the tricks of trade
and speculation he became as rich Jew-got
his neighbors in his debt-took mortgages Of their
lands, and by eventually foreclosng those mortga-
ges he is possessed Of a large landed estate-and
thus is he s'Farmer Smilie!'
This we believe is the truth-it is such we
have learned it from those who knew him
from personal knowledge. 1t is insulting to the
Farmers Of Vermont to have such man 'puffed up
as farmer, IL degrading to that most honorable OF
all callings The iocos can't latch bats in the day
time by such trap.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-09-07
lNrEREsTING no WOOL GROWERS,


1t is stated that pack of wool (249 lbs.) will
employ SO persons a week to manu- facture it into
broad clol or to hit within the truth, will employ
one person year. At this rate, the annual
wool clip of Vermont (three millions and half OF
pounds,) will give employment in manufacturing
to ID ,5S3 persons. At a glance, then we can see
how it is that the domestic manufacture affords a
market for the farmers. First it gives a demand
for thethree and half miIions pounds Of wool OF
Vermont, worth at average of 40 cents per pound
81 400 900 to Vermont. In tho next place, il
takes thousands of persons from agriculture to be
come manufac turers-takes them from the ranks
of producers OF provisions and places them in the
ranks Of consumers-thus giving good market to
the farmer for his produce. And finally will
add that this increased demand for produce and for
labor increases the prices of produce and the wages
of industry. Such are the results of protecting
domestic manufactures. Wool growers of YER
mont-are you ready to sacrifice the Protective
system? Will you denounce and oppose the wool
len manu- facturer? Indeed, this is equivalent &c
ask fyou will pick your own pockets, for the
sake of giving your property to the British manu-
facturers- We will not believe the people. of Yer
mont to be silly enough to do this, until we see
them defeat Col. Paine and turn loco focos. When
they come TO that their best friends must give them
up Watchman,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-09-07
STATE DEBT,-sTATE DEBT!


The ocofocos, in other parts OF the State more
especially, are raising hue AMI cry about the
State Debt OF Vermont, which was contracted
some years ago build the State House, 81 which
the State borrowed o the school fund belonging 70
the State.
And who contracted this Debt? Why, no other
that WIN. A. PALMER, " LEBBEUS Eyer.
TON, now leaders OF the ocoioco party! and yet
the locofoco editors would make people believe the
Wings done it!
The people Of Burlington offered to build aSta.e
House there and Owe It to the State But Palmer,
Edgerton &c. would not agree to it, and so Dor
rowed the money, and now their present party as
sociates charge the debt upon tho Whigs The
Wings have increased the State debt farthipg,
but have reduced $40 900 by savings from the
binary revenues OF the State.
Yet more. Brown, locofoco captain in The
House two years ago, made a motion TO raise the
amount of the debt by direct tax upon the peo
ple-so the ocofocos would levy direct upon the
people to payPalmer Zoos debt 81 also to support
The National Government This is their doctrine.
How much should we have left could the Locos
rule2
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-09-07
"BETTER TIMES.n

The Iocofocos were twelve years promising 'bei
ter tmes'-and kept the country waiting that
time and then gave the Sub.treasury, which
made the times no better, and they complain
of the Wings that in five months they do not make
the times better all which time were under
their precious ubTreasury system. When they
have waited IL years, and the times remain loecf6
then they may complain, but they canno, justly
before. Their complaints are hypoc ritical and are
intended only for the of those they think arc
foolish enough to listen to them.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-09-07
--------------------
FRIENDS OF THE POOR.

The Committee IN the Senate on the Revenue
Bill, proposed 10 amend it SO as to tax iewelry
gold watches, and embroidery 90 per cent, when
The big ocofocos, Wright, Woodbury. and Calhoun
opposed the amendment, and Clay supported it.
Woodbury. is the man who recommended a tax on
tea and coffee, and the friends of these gentlemen
in the House, were the instruments by which the
tax was incorporated in the Bill in the House. So
then, if acts are to be taken as meaning any thing
these locos would admit gold watches, sc. with a
lighter tax than toa and coffee Why is not the
Star out UPON them? Be honest neighbor
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-09-07

u REMEMBER, that Levi Woodbury., now a
locofoco Senator in Congress fromNew Hampshire
was the first man TO recommend a tax on tea and
coffee, and by the Aid Of the Northern iocoiocos
in Congress with the South such tax is proposed
by the revenue BILL
The Northern Locofocos sought to engraft those
articles in the BILL and connived with the South to
do it, to make political capital out OF il at the North
and the Star is playing the game out. 1t is dishon
est and base. 1t is we'll known that great major
rty of the Wings in Congress agreed to strike
these articles out from the bill and receive them
free OF duty afee b lNa VA
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-09-07
NOT TO BE FORGOTTEN.

If the locofoco doctrine TO support the Govern
ment should be carried into practice allowing the
expenses TO be lees Than two thirds what they
when Van Buren, President--it would require
Of Vermont as her share, ONE DOLLAR in spe-
Gle of every individual in the State. By Tariff
on foreign srtice-the producer pays one half of
this, and the importer one fourth, at least-and ma
ny intelligent men say the consumer pays nothing.
For part we choose that foreigners should sup
port our Governmental they will bring their goods
into the country.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-09-07


u#- The Caledonian asks us in an exutng tone
why we do not publish McKeon's and Pickens'
speeches. In the first place, with our present
vie WIS we do not believe IN their peculiar doctrines
and IN the second place, tho democracy generally
do not mbibe the principle of direct taxation.
n ~ -, $3.50 la.1q Star.
All, that is just what we supposed" with your
present VIEWS you cannot publish these free trade
speeches. not just aownot til! after election sure
". No, it would be madness in you to do ii now,
for "tho democracy generally do not imblbe the
principles Of Direct taxation" Yet il is the settled
doctrine of your party at Washington and the on.
Iy doctrine which they have advocated in opposi
lion to the Wings and protection The Star dare
not do as other locofoco papers in Vermont are
doing now advocate direct taxation d freee trade
as the true locofoco doctrine. II its designs
under -four PRESENT Vows" its "Morgan till at
ter election"
Not the doctrine of'the party! 1t is the doctrine
of every locofoco member of Congress who has ut
tered word upon the ubject the present session,
81 it will be so every where soon, and the Star on
ly hides il for the present election, thinking it Il
little to absurd to open boldly on tho owe of O.
la.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-09-07
: --------------------- -
WE HAVE III

The Spirit Of The Age, set up at Woodstock by
the leading locofocos of Vermont by subscription,
comes out boldly, and declares that "DIRECT
TAXATION is the true democratic i. Q. (locofo-
COY doctrine" Extras OF this paper are circulated
all the State by the Iocofocos as the espo
cal organ of the party. The Star, we think is a
little more cunnng-in lis "PREsEST views"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-09-07
MARK TIE DIFFERENCE.

BY our Tariff, Foreigners paid one half OF the
debt incurred by the last war, and now pay one
half for the support of the National Government
The Van Burenires in Congress, and some OF
their papers in Vermont, have come out ior tne
free trade and direct taxation doctrine, as the dem
ocratic doctrine!''
The Wings go for Tariff. and to avoid direct
taxation by compelling foreigners to pay duty on
their imports, for the support of the National Gov
ernnment. sAulot i- t
Which do you choose, the Wing cause and pro-
lection TO industry, without taxation, or the ocofo-
co party with protection TO industry, and d-
rec. tax Of ONE DOLLARper head to supPortGov
eminent .et %. - llLl1 az
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-09-07

CONGRESS. There was little loud '''I -,
the House few days since about INC ,ala
Virginia and Tennessee Wbig, but a" NO" o.
again the next day. The Wings WIN ohg ~ d
casional exception are cool and determ'n'a s,ar
what they can for the country, and inc 'O0 hscaua
as though they had the cholera m0'Do w. az, st
the Wings will work and won't hght' ~ o,s
est advices from Washington we have ~
Cabinet designations or vetoes' -, orcssp
The Wings have done more during 80. vsas
session than was done during the PesT
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-09-07

HURRAH FOR ILLINOIS |!

The Wings have carried this State by 700
jory on the Congressional vote. This State vot-
ed Tor Van Buren, The cause of truo democracy
is onward. Let the Wings of Vermont keep tho
"Ball'' III motion. a,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-09-07
REMEMBERS.

That the locofoco leaders against the TAR
IFF, either for Revenue protection, and have ex
cluded alike the wool-grower aud the working man
from protection, by resolving that "Industry can
take care Of itseF.' aai
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-09-07
RE NJ E M BER!

That sundry locofoco leaders in Congress, en-.
dorsed by the strongest locofoco paper in Yer.
mont, have avowed themselves in favor of the sys-
tenn of DIRECT TAXATION by the federal
Government, which would annually draw more
than
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-09-07
THE REVOLUTION CONTINUES.

The Wings, by carrying the Tennessee Legis.
lature have secured two United States Senators to
be chosen by the Legislature elect This is graft
Tying, for Tennessee is misrepresented in the SEN
ate by two locofocos-and there are nine other
Senators OF the same sort disappearing WING
States, and only one of the Wings. More Wings
are needed there, as Rives and Archer OF Virginia
cannot be depended upon, and the true Wings there
are much embarrassed by their vasclllations, and
the work of Reform in the Senate retarded
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-09-07

10 We will thank Post Masters and others to
send to US the earliest opportunity statement OF
the votes in the several towns
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-09-07
s. 100000

from Vermont in specie, destroy the business cap
itaI the State, cripple industry, and grievousIy
burden every tax payer. - Watchman. --
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-09-07

" Wonder how many more Farms the Great
Mortgage Forectoser alias Nathan Smile would
monopolise could he be Governor and carry out
his Sub Treasury notions tNs US
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-09-07
REMEMBEK!
That locofoco leaders for robbing Vermont Of
$4,000 a year

Fl ON the Public Lands, and deny her title to mil
lions of acres of the public domain Ut. Wateh
man.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-12-03
BLOOMINGTON, IOWA, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1871.

the prisoners who hatT been <s5eu 1T Iasi Ster
rhenson. and amorgsasihem the little tTnmTes.-
er who had SO often and untmely partly charm
ed and partly frightened us to our quarters
And Mullen--yes, Mullen, had the inexpressi-
Bile satisfaction of giving US his best flourish
on the captured HucLn. But as slavery deba-
ses all subjected to its maligon touch. the
sweet instrument was stripped of all that inter-
est and melody with which peculiar crcum-
stances had graced it. 1t no longer threw its
wild notes over the nocturnal solitude Of the
Maumee, and told a startled enemy, that it was
followed by san army ,eith banners" Indeed,
It's legitimate owner, like the captive lsraelite.
could no longer breathe, with compacency,
the loya! airs of England "in strange land"
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-12-03
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py lNo. B. RUSSELL.

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