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SrAMMERING. The Providence Journal ol
s"ys: "Ths operation Cor the cur
Of stsnmsrios. which has been performed bat Q
very fey times 10 the United States. has been nc.
cemPli'hs,. ss we learn. with srsa, success. BY
d. H..W. Rivers. o: rhs city. The ps,ien, wa,
young man from GIoces'sr. The operation i,
brief. being simply the ssvsriug Of muscle, eau
sing only slight sfasion Of blood aud little pain
Immediate relief was given in this case. and n il
expected that all traces Of tho defect will disappear
- soon ss the muscles which have % long beer
restrained from performing their proper functions
nssame their natural sctiop."
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The National Iasellissness. IN slIsdi"s 10 The
run,ors pablishsd in The papsssefs d'fiesl'y be-
tween the Psssidsn, snd the Secretary, s"y'.-
There 10 no foundation 10 justify H. These 'a-
mos are TOO often mere fsin,s Of ,hs enemy which
the Wig sen,'nsls slWuid s'wsys DO o" 'hs"
guard agains. being deceived BY. So fur ho" the
above being true. an entire and ps'isc, harmony
exists between the Presiden. und the Heads Of The
Departments, and between and among the heads
Of the Departments themselves.
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Proceedings If Congress. The Washington
couespoudsn, Of The Philadelphia U. s. Gazette,
thus writes under date Of July Gath I'll am
ssat6ed 10 be able TO inform you ,hs, ,hs gloom
which has so long hung over the proceedings oi
Congress has AT length been dispelled. The vsIi-
Gus points which, hsys heretofore divided the
Whigs upon the bank bill have been settled. and
the whole matter IN relation thereto. completely
reconcilsd. Mr. Clay will probably in,rodace the
bill on Monday, and there 10 no doubt that It will
pass both houses. and tha, the President will af-
fix he signature ., once. This information is
highly important; 10 those Ut distance have no
idea Of the difficulties which heretofore hung over
the proceedings Of the Whigs. Congress. il is
thought. will adjourn in two or three weeks"
The National In,ellisencer, Of Monday. speak
OF the doings Of Congre~s. says:-
"From the preseat indications. this session ol
Congress bids fair to b. the mos. imporsun. one
held within iy years, excepting PEI hsps The ssss-
ion Of i6ll-n2.
"'I'hs BANKRUPT BILL, which passed The
Senate on Saturday. and which will pass now OF
never (during our day. 10 tho House Of Repre-
ssniatives, is one sddod 10 The lis. Of grea, msa-
sures 10 progress. and which il is hoped will be
consummsied during the session. We will moi
call j. a Wing measure. ,hossh twenty-five Of the
,wetty six votes IN i.s favor were given by sic
Whis', while they gave only four votes agans, il.
We would rather regard j, ss measure Of hu.
manly and enlightened legislation. Cor winch we
are indebted to the progress Of liberal principles.
and The e sduul emunc cipu,ion OF tho world from
bIock-Istis' prejudcss, than as owing to any put.
pose or influence connected with party. That tho
bill will pass The House Of Representatives we
cmnnot venture to predict. All lha, we can say
10. tina, ], goes before that body under auapces "a
vorsble 10 its passage.
''That q FISCAL BANx will be established Ju.
ring the present session Of Congress we have mol
for some time sn,erisiusd . doubt. Differences
Of opinion ss to the details OF the measure mus
and will give way before the popularity Of III,
principle Of which Whatever doub, may hav,
existed when Congress met. must be disspated b,
the very strong and unequivocal expressions o
pdblic ssos;msa, from every quarter IN Eavsr o
vhe messuse.
II thofate Of other pending measures were q
csr.sin in our Leief Us that Of the bank question
we should feel tha, Congress will a. this sssso,
have accomplished more for the good Of III
country than the moot ssnguins among The Whig
could havs expected when they came together.
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Two drafts on the u. S Mint hsve
been, il Is supposed, sbstrsc,ed from the
mail They were drawn BY The Trrasur.
srof the United States, in favor OF Thom-
as Hays, Esq Navy Agent; one No.
1851, issued 18th inst, for IS 78O; the
other, No 1859, Issued i4lh ,ns,., fo'
&13,g70.
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The Charleston Mercury says The keeper Of lie
Light Hooss ., Key West. having committed .
srss, Outrage. has been ,susd and fss'hersd by
the people Of Key West. and shipped for WASH
ington in pilot 5ost.
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IrThs Rhode Island suffiage Association. a,
. nesiing held in Pro, idence, on ihe 10Th inst,
passed the following resolutions
"Whereas, Efforts are making in many
parts oi the State by those opposed 10 the
progress Of our cause, 10 Impress the
belief that our measures ure Intended 10
promote the objec. and in.eres. OF one ar
the other Of the political parties Of the
day.
Therefore Resolved, Tbat as the
friends OF equal rights, we know no poIit-
ical party name or distinction aud dis.
claim all connection with any patty or
party interests and objects excep, our
own.
Resolved, That while we consider ev.
cry individual united with perfect liberty
10 indulge his Poiiucal party prefer
ences, and at al! proper times and place 9
to promulgale and sustain his own oPin.
ion. Yet as the friends and advocates oi
equal rights, and Of reform in our State
Government we are one and undivissible,
aud associate together On d perfect and
equal footing as members Of one family
ha, ing ore grea. otjec. IN view.
J Resolved, Thut we cordially invite rs.
sociation and corporation With us, OI
ascmbers of all Pchttca+- parties, who may
be friendly 10 or commo cause wiihou,
distinction, and that We will consider nc
one friendly who uses his efforts TO geiu
dice the minds Of others az ainsl any mem
ber oi the Suffrage party, IN account o
his acts and opinions on the subject o
the politics Of the day.
Resolved, That in whatever else VI
may disagree, We agree on the grea
question "f on equal equality oi polliica
hts; and as occasion may demand, We
ore ready and willing 10 sacrifice all par
ty feelings, interests and anImosiiies I,
secure this,, our great object as the cnly
true basis Of rightful government.
Therefore Resolved, Tha, we vii
make no attempt 10 raise up ono or pul
down another ~ obedience to party dc
,ation, or to create jealousy or engende
strife and dissension among ourselves
but will extend the hand Of fellowship I,
all who may be with us and encourog,
the efforts in the good cause, without 70
spec, to the clamors Of open enemies o.
pretended friends
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Mr. Arnold, Of Milwaukis, hes been
nominated by tho Whig convention Of
WincUnsin Territory, ssihs candidate Tor
Delegate TO Congress from thai Tsrsito,y.
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Four thousand dollars have been raised
in Albany and Troy for the sufferers by
the irc st Waterford.
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John Martin Baker, Esq late Consul
Of Nesviiss, Island Of Cuba, died sudden
" st Washington on Tuesday last.
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Serious accident. We regret TO learn
that an ucc'den. Of a very serious nature
occurred in Roxbury lest evening. A
gentleman wss driving down The avenue
from the seats Of Messrs Hewins l. Fish.
er m q light carriage, the horse ran, and
m turning into the road overturned and
threw tho gentleman and lady sgs,ns, the
stone ~sll, injurIns them all. Mrs
Eas,burn, lady Of Mr. John II. Eas,hurn,
one oi the ladies', was seriously woundsd
10 the head, % much so, that she hss no,
spoken since = Boston Transcript.
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The Court Of Sessions in Philsdelphis
have granted rule on High Constable
Blanry, limited to Saturday, the 18th Of
September, 10 show cause why he shou ID
not be dismissed from his office becsuss
Of alleged official misconduct in regard to
The burglary committed in the store Of
Mr.. Lcscure.
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DrendfIl :6scts q Lightning. During
a thunder storm On Thursday evening
last, the house of q Mr. Armstrong, on
Whrishisviile Sound, about eiRh, miles
from town, was struck by lightning. Mr.
Armstrong, his wife, and three or lour
children, who were oil on the lower Aoor, ;,
were Land pros,rsts in o state Of insensibil.
ny. Mrs A. was the 6rst 10 recover.
On looking about she found that one Of
her children, boy about twelve years
Of eRe was dead, aid her husband so bsd.
W hurt ns TO be helpless. It's doubtful
now II he will live. Three children sLed
IN garret room were uniniu,sd. A
horse standing nror the house and hog
under II were also killed by The same
shock. - Wilmington Chvomitl le.
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The New York Tribune calls the story
about removal Of thifiteh clerks in the
Land Office, and their being reinslaied
by President Tyler, a silly fabrication
Tie truth oi the s,o'y, according 10 lhs,
paper, is this: Judge Huntington, the
new Land Commissioner, removed one
clerk, whom Mr. Tyler had promised 10
reiain. On hearing Of This promise,
Judge n. immediately reins,s,ed him;
and on, ol this affair has the whole story
been manufactured.
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CANAL LoAN. Tie commissioners of the
canal fund Of the state Of New Yo'k give notice
,ha, they will receive subscriptions fos loan oi
SIS. 600, 900 al per cent interest. redsemab's o"
or after July I, 1860. subscriptions at par. IN
sums no, less ,hun $500. will b. received Ut the
Manhattan Bank in New York.
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trAta meeting OF the Slate COMMITTEES o
the suffisgs Patty. appointed for the purpose o
calling a Convention Of deleeaies,o form Con
s,h U,ion for this State. held in Providence. Jolly
Goth. the following resolutions were unanimously
adopted.
Resolved, that we proceed 10 issue u
call for the election Of delegates 10 be
held on the las, Saturday in August, Ia
attend Conveniioh TO be holden al the
State House ~ Pro. .idence, on the first
Monday in October, Tor framing Con-
s,ituiion 10 bs laid before the people ioI
their adoption.
Voted, That every American male cit.
izsn, 81 year Of aye aud upwards, resid-
ing in this State one year, and resident
in the Town six months preceding the
election Of delegates shall vote ior dele
gates to the Convention, called by the
State Committee, to be held III the State
HOUSE in Providence, on the frs. Mon.
day in October next.
Voted, that the meeting holden ior the
election Of Delegates 10 the State Con.
vention sEsll he organized by the election
Of u Chairman and Secretary, whose Ger.
,i6cMe shall be the authority required o.
the delegates.
Voted, Thut each town Of one thou.
sand inhabitants, or less, shall be entitled
10 one delegate, and for every addIt'onn
thousand, one delegate shaII be appoint.
cd, aud the city Of Providence shall q.
llect 8 delegates from each Ward IN The
city.
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The New Yo,k Times says tina, The agents o
sevsssI English bankers srs now in this country u
luke par, Of tue new Govsrnnen, Loan Of $I2.
nnO OtiO
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Jacksonville, July IL, I84I'
We learn in addition 10 what 10 stated
that tho books, papers, and evidences o
debt were cut up, snu,ila,ed and destroy
ed by the robbers--for there must have
been several engaged in il; and that par'
VI ,hs Banking House was occupied ai
. residcocs by ihe Teller.
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Io 'heSot "us o"o"s VIZ
cussion for near seven hours. The bill
was farther amended 90 as to admit OF
subscriptions 10 stock being paid in Ger.
tifcmtes of stock 10 the loan of twelve
sn,llions, as we'll a. in Sullion and Trea-
sury notes. MIR Hun,iog,on moved TO a.
mend the bill 80 that the lsaa denomina-
sron Of notes issued should Do IS instead
of $iO. Lost-yess 25, nays IS. Mr.
Linn then moved 10 engraft principle on
the bill TO exclude soy officers Of the late
Bank, who we:e privy or accessory to
the exclusion Of the Government direct
ors from participation in the business ol
the Ba3k, from ever becoming officers IN
the present bank. Lost-yeas 10, nays
%. Several odher amendments w~sc
offered bot rejected. M Clay made o
proposition 10 tske the vote on the en-.
erossment tomorrow at l2-~h,ls the
opposition avowed itself fesdy 10 ts&e the
question at once, and 10 q mao voted q.
aainst the motion to adjourn, bot ihis
mo,ioa was finally carried BY . vote oI
"a 10 Fl.
HOUSE. The bill relating to duties
on drawbacks wee tsksn Up, and Nj
Ls~reocs went into q defence Of his
motion, which exemp,s Tea and coffee
from taxation. Msssrs Alhsrton scd
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ME- clay

u curious fact 10 the history Of pop
ulr Governments, ihst The greatest bsne
iae'sfs OF the people have often been ths
objects oi ibe greatest perssepiion. II -
emphaiieally 20 with Mr. Clay. lie hss
devoted bis hole political liie 10 the good
Of bis country 81 those lines when
Reason sod Pa,Fiotism have held momen.
isry sway oseftls violence % party Isge
be hes been acknowledged By Goth par.
lies ss 90 eminent Pairio, aBd Slalssnas.
Yet whenever Il suils tie vindicGys per
poses Of poltieians, be has been selected
as The pec1iiaF unTh % Fspgoaeh Rnd Dc.
upncialion. Ash these Psopls chat Sc.
Clay has done 20 deserve tbs uukiad and
uunRiural feaimsui. and they ere either
oemb o. eoalounded. Thsy aeknowi-
edge BE islenis cad pa.nolism, aBd thsy
admire ih0sa sugpIising energies Of MAD
cod that 5spniless resolution Of pufposs.
slica u despits q aii obsisslss. lave
BONE him % ihs snmmii 81 fame and
yet they zee, Or sGeci 10 zee, something
in be opinions which does noi euaciiv e.
cord eth VmFinia absirariions fa gsin
bee q been urged ani proved q ihousund
iimes, ihai ~. Clay's polii'eal opinioas
and viaws 81 American policy conioFu a.
most in every particular siih lhoss 81 49,
Antison, tha Vourraied s.ihor 81 ihe e.
msus report and resoluaoas of 'Bs 90
which 90 macy sGrcl 90 frgard 81 their
political leEi-book, Bot ah.ch % hu
rightly untentand OF even have attentive.
lY read Mr Clay btlieresi 90 ihs uisdam
and conaiiiuionsliy 81 protecting Ameri.
( cen induf'ry $50 90 Nr Msdsoa Mf
. Clay 30 81 opiaioa lbat IS BE- imposhbls "a
have aeonnd caueocg uiihout cone CON.
noe IeEuis'or faabiished unfsr ihs r..
liberty o. ibs federal Covsnmeat. ssd :,
zee Mf Mstiso8 Mr Ciav thsnts a.
ibe iodirltfy 81 ihs Unbs8 sisie, i IA.
proper Hbuoal % sHroun3 ~ laws y
Cofffeu cod ia'efprai hs fstsrai Con.
siduiiou. ed ihsi ibsg 5seiasas srs obH
FaitrJ gpoa iha roaniry --aad 60 ihoofh
ihs cage 81 Man'rs'iisr Vsraas aiks
I Faipia of sEreenenl coaid 81 a1bmefats.
heiueeu these sniasni sfatesmtn. and B
a believed ihsi lhefs us1e rsff fte sss
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Bot Mr. Bell adds that, afisr Mr.. TYLER
oad expressed bis feArs and his wishes for
Pos'ponemsot, be :" hen gore fAs oafIla.
ef sSeA . bsnk o. fsesi insiifuiioa a. A,
fAesgM As couH S'gn." and subseque emily
.ogses'ed the alteration in the name, &c.
how then. we would ask, does Mr..
Wehsier cell . story some what different
irom The other Secretaries Z a. the Madi.
sonian hssers unless that Mr.. Websler
els The truth, and the other Secretaries
tell the WHOLE TRUTH. Does the Asdi.
sonian or any body else mean that the
other Secretaries tell any thing Bat Ire
nEA! This letter Is brought forward ev.
identity TO dsceive--nol, OF course. by lie
au'hor-ii was written the day after Mr..
SergesntF bill was scot 10 the Senate. and
was intended TO operate here.
But there. or any where else. what has
that to do with he question Of rerseiIv
started BY the MAdisonian. or the o,bry
question between the President and his
late Ca5ineif The President wished. On.
doub,edly, that the bank bill 1iRM kovs
bseH PosfPoaed. but be did not think 4,
ronfd be. He was certainly anxious 10 q.
void another bill hut that anxiety m6,t
have ceased when be subsequently,. a. All
the ex-SeeretHries (uho have wTition) as
sen' eondeseeuded to point out he kind Of
bill which be would ,isn. Mr.. websleFs
attempt 10 arrest that bill 10 the Senate
did not release Mr. Tyler from his implied
promise 10 Sign the Sill IL il was not ar
res:ed.-U s. GAG.
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COLONIZATION RooNs.
HosAiAgioa Ctfy. Sepf. 10. ls4I.
NpEnIrInN EcAn rInAnIA

EXPEDITION FOR LIBERIA
The next Expedition ior LibrIia will
sail from Noholk. Yirgir,s. ia or aear the
10Th Of October He1i. This will probably
be the last expedite that &c IbsE send
out this year. We therefore ea1 the o.
'eniion Of ell persons son'sm pls'ing going
70 Liberia 20 thIs favorable OPPORTUNITY
Emigfanis Wbo have engagrd heir pas.
sage vill please cot fah 10 reach Norfolk
by that day. well iufrished with ~ the
implements Of busbaodry. householi ar'i.
clss. snd eookiag utensils uccessary o.
carry Nith them.
PeTsons Wishing 70 serd goods or peck
ages ~ Libena. aill flesse iofV sFd thsrl
10 or agents 10 Norfolk, MsssFs. SoUr.
rER s. BElL an letters ADD papers 10,
eolonisis msy be loTWsFdsd 10 thea, or IA
ihis oses.
Psrsons holding money 10 their band.
ioT The Society, sill please remit I, - soon
e. possible.
Add We ell consider Il q special fave,
.h our annusl subscribers sbose subacfip.
hons iail due about this ums. oil have
Ire kindness 20 remember us % tbs oui
.liBs q need.
We rely on The lihsrsl,iy 81 cor irisnd,
. enable ua 20 get Of this sHpsdiiiou -
Auny 81 ibs psfs0as about % Be- srn'
must 90 som 10 save them from hopeles,
boadtgs Their hearts are 80 On roins
io Aires. end uho is the pefson that vii
noi ed them uiih tbe mobns They aro
ell ihrovu upon the Society. end q thi-
line, uhru We ere obliged 20 boy nor,
territory. lhs bufdsn e greater ikan va
koog how % ausisin. Who sill con,
coon and hfong 70 cor bslp
w McLAlN.
Per 10 o. Com. A G. n
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We aad in o. rspra ibs foHovlar % TIE
itafi'a.irs shneuucra ias faiioaias arpol1i-
Heretofore ue hsee been sccnnsmsd
% see ihe q1aoVacrnfnf az agpoiaiqeafs
in w faii0asi fsfst3rsncsr q 30 ssiH
ibai "uaus rhov ehifh cay iha uiad
bloup aad 80 pfsFuae from iha 5ifar.
ilon 'tia ffuu Gfrs ue may concinds IRE
Al18iaaHisa has berone the oEcisl ofrso
~ fhe Prcfiirni. Wa donV BIKE tie
rhaaFr--fhs Nsfiensi lnisihrsncef e -
pure Whir iaamal ss enis.s in Csc eaan
ifr-fhe Whirg hage confdsnee in tbr
in'fEufV. airsom shf honrnv 81 30 caa.
inelnfs cod 3 81 hrrsinfore sesa ihr
acefFfiisi osfaa ~ Prssileni Tgisr The
Aadierian unhin 9 shaFi hms Sc.
lel.fn on3sr tusp.eioas Ehich baea nae
sialtd ~ fepsisiian ufh re Whies--a
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In President TylerS 6rsI Veto Message, ne in.
'isu that lett The consequences be what they nav.
his character for consistency must be- sustained.
That the illu'irious prseedsn;s set him by Wash.
ington, Madison, &c. are TO weigh nothing a.
gains: his consistency, Now, see how "eireuu-
stances alter easra." When Mr.. Tyler vas >
Senator Of the United States. ~ presenting a
Memorial from the people Of Aceomssk county,
Va against the official conduct OF Gen jackson
towards the Bank 81 The United States, he said
1--WE were told yesterday, that the Presiden,
could not reIraee has steps with honor WhaI
language IS this to be held BY a pahlic agent
Honor, due regard TO the solemn obligations aHd
duties Of Office require Of every public man %
repair The mIsehlefs Which his oWn unwise poll.
cy NAV have ihhieied on The country By What
soTi Of advisers must the President Be surround
ed, when We are :oid that he would Be dishonor.
ed by giving aBdsenee 10 the constituent BODY.
and yielding 70 their Wishsal His duly FequiEed
this OF him. The county must suffer, because
The President must not be iboOnsistsnii Homer
would not permit him 10 Feirace an ii-aAvisrd
act, 40 matter what came out Of IL. Mr. r
wOud seoHt such "a idea Of honor and eOnsis-
tsney"
This vas The language Of Ne. Tyler, the ll,h
Of March, 1854, ~ % the line Of duiy pTsserib.
ed for President Jacksna
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q TAEl thia usisoS u laforaiar 81 rarsans
iafeht11 20 3a ~ sats ~ suaz ssessai,
49, - aasa aa Peg Dag thsH c-eng AZ Hay-
ps5s-Fsrg intaa4 Snitisg iss Essisi = i1.rtsfs
fsf the rarposs q iaji pa 5 ~ Gan ssppiy e
GOODS
AZ veil 81 81 hqpifats ceTlsin aneunss airaafF
dee % - uetstii5 aarFaaaTg 81 ueN 81 iesi
ed pnps3teHt, thst ihasa indantsd 81 abase
sisted uul coms foTuurt ed sattis ihsif 80
fpactrs dues - ~ hsfors lha itge shove nee
bousd sh1aid thegs 81 failure a. ~ pert
81 aa' Interested b. lats nstifs, isi thsm aoi ~
t1fpfitet tu 81 her eaiirtficns 81 uura FiTnF,
ouf hants foF caiieriIna
AueHti'n 90 ne thovs Feqasst b aitsd, ed
Pal seat eordfsutiy ezcseiad
Heapertfnife
WILLIAM .. sTEFHEgs.
HaFrerr Fsfft Va
sea "a Isff- AZ
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We publish ihis morning Litter from
MF. Webster 10 the Massachusetts Sspa-
tore Fslsiivs 70 he Fiscsl Corporaiion. -
We copy ihis episilo from tbe Nsdisoni.
e., b Whose editor u Uas dra4n forth.
TIE kiafisneian conieads that the lsttss
81 ~ Webster coaiFadicis thoss 81 ths
several a-8ecrefstiss. So. Webster doe.
eefiainly ssem 20 leave surh sn imprss.
aioa uhsa BE- saya iha' ihe PFshieni rs
9rfiirt he lntrat uciicn 81 Mr sefeaanrr
bil. nad wished ihe uhnls suhiscs Nigh,
have been Postponed. Bot We uupposs
BY ugine TIE plupeTiPci nigif hsus been
w. Webster really means that be- wished
lhsi the subisci had been postponed -
We Soy lbis bscauus. ihoagh nS. Webster
Hoes pot refer io %. every ore a. ire en-.
Secftiariss leEcspiiag w. Gfsnesf) De-.
clsFea ihsi Ar. TYLER iook PER- Do fhs fof
malion 81 So. Sergesnfs b,il. zee paric.
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