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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-03-16

The House and Senate proceeded t.
the election of a Storekeeper of the Peni.
Tertiary for one year. Messrs. John
Wight. James c. SPOTS, and James G
Watson were nominated. On the fourth
ballot. Mr.. Spots received 80. Mr.
Wight z2. soattering.l. So James G..
SPOTS was declared elected.
The Legislature then proceeded to the
election OF Superintendent of the Peni-
tentiary -Charles S. Morgan being the
only one in nomination. Mr.. Morgan
received. on the first ballot, 81, and
Richard RelHs go. MIR. Morgan was.
therefore, declared elected.
The House ordered to an enerossment
the bill prescribing the mode of ascertain.
ing certain subjects of taxation. after il
had been amended in various particulars.
The DILL prescribing the mode Of ascer-
tanning certain subjects of taxation, being
under considerations, the House proceed
ell with the motion of MIR. Daniel of
Richmond City, to reconsider the vote
refusing to strike ont The third section.
SO as to exempt State stocks from taxa
ton.
Mr.. Daniel of Richmond City explain
ed his views, and called for the ayes
and noes.
The House refused to reconsider
ayes 81, noes 20.
Mr.. Gallahes moved to strike ont the
fourth section, laying a tax upon incomes
over $3.50.
Messrs. Taliaferro and Lewis suages-
ted difficulties in the construction of
this section.
Mr. Stovall's amendment was lost.
Mr.. Stevalt moved to exempt "Reyo
lutlonary pensioners. Lost.
Mr. Watts moved to exempt from tax
alton the officers If incorporated cenpa-
MES which bv the terms of their CHAR
tiers are exempt from taxation.
Pending the discussion of dis motion
between Nlessrs. Watts. Leake of A.
and Tatem, MIR. Etmunds of RI. called
up tie JOINT order Of the day, heing the
election of tore-keeper Of the Peni-
tentary and Superintendent Of the Peni-
Tertiary.
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State Senate.

e We are authorized to announce
Maj Andrew j. O9E3agsncta as a
candidate to represent he district oompo-
::sed of the counties ofshenandoah. Hardy,
Page and Warren, in the Senate of Virgil
mia.
- o. We are authorised 10 announce
David Crawford. esq. as can
'sfla'e to represent the district coaa passed
nt the counties of Shenandoah. Hardy.
Page and Warren, in the Senate of Vir-
ginia.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-03-16
Saturday, March 4.

The iioint order Of the day was called
up by MIR. Edmunds-being the election
Of several officers of the Government.
MIR. Edmunds of II. nominated Jas.
z. Heath for the Office OF first Auditor.
MIR. Crutchiield suggested that. in or
der to save time, they should go at once
into the election Of those officers, to whom
there misunderstood to be no opposition
Aiessrs. Byrd Off, and Hopkins agre-
ed in the views Of Ar. G..
On motion of Mr.. Byrd Of F.. the
rules were suspended so as to allow the
election of several officers at once.
Mr.. Byrd Of f. nominated Jas. Brown,
jr.. for second Auditor.
Mr. Hopkins nominated Fabius 81.
Lawson for Treasurer.
Mr.. Brown of p. nominated S. IL.
Parker as Register of the Land Office.
Mr.. Leake OF Goechian.i nominated
Wm. II. Richardson as Secretary of the
Commonwealth. and Jibrarian-N ad-
dition was made in The Senate.
The fo!owing.is the .joint,yote with the
Senate:
For First .Aadator-Jame f.. Heath.
l42: scattering II.
For Second .duditor-James Brown,
IT,. 154; scatterng,1.
For Ireasurer-Fabius NJ. lawson.
l47; scattering8.
For Secretary Of Commonwealth and Ii
brnaaaE IL. Richardson, 1874; scat
tering i.
For Register Of Land G97cs-stalford
ID. Parker, l45; scattering 9.
Mr.. Anderson moved to post pone the
joint order of the day, with the consent
Of the Senate. for the election of Super
intendent IF the penitentiary and Keep
er OF the Penitentiary Store. Mr.. 4.
said that he and manv others felt deep
interest in the proceedings of the Demo
cratic Convention, which would meet at
4. P. NJ, and these elections lnightccon-
sumo great dea of time.
Mr.. Robins called for the ayes & noes.
The motion was lost; ayes 40. noes 16.
hir. Leake of A. moved reconsidera-
ton Of the vote, as he had Just learned
that the Convention met at i O'Clock in
stead Of 4 O'Clock. as he had thought.
The House agreed to reconsider, and
Mr.. Wood called the ayes and noes up
on the postponement Of the, joint order Of
the day.
The postponement of the election of
Superintendent of the penitentiarv and
store-keeper Of the Penitentiary was car
ried-ayes IS, noes Sc.
The Senate cehcurredin the postpone
ment of the joint order
The order of the day waseread. being
the bill prescribing the mode of ascertain
ing certain subjects of taxstion.
Mr.. Randolph. at a quarter before two,
moved an adjournment, as it was impos-
sible to do much at this late hour OF the
day. the Convention being in session.
Mr.. Brown of Preston felt bound to
call the ayes and noes. The motion to
adjourn was caFried-ayes 58. nees SO.
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the table. as it was not proper 20 pass a
bill in blank. II we are to wait till we
have the general tax bill in order to fill
these ~blanks, that is q conclusive reason
why we should not pass the bill.
Mr.. Randolph wouid prefer TO wait;
but rather than lay it Oh the table, he
would 6ll the blanks now.
The House refused TO lay the Bill en-
the table.
TIE question being as to the filing of
the blanks, MIR. Randolph movedio fill the
blank for the license, tax, where the sales
are under $4,000. with SIS. Mr.. Smith
Of H. moved to fill with $50, which MIR.
Blue sustained.
The bill was. however, after several
unsuccessful attempts. to fill the blanks.
passed-ayes 81, noes l2.
Wednesday. March 6.
| The bill to take the sense Of the Deople
upon the propriety OF calling Convention
to amend the State Constitution was read
second time. The question being.
whether the bill should be engrossed and
read third titne-JH .ssrs. Smith of II.
Parks, Williams, Brown of Preston, Kid
well and Cowan supported, and .Massrs.
Brooke, Edmunds Of .uaIifax.and Cru1ch-
fed opposed the bill. 'fbe fionse relus-
ed ito en9ross the biIl-ayes 55, noes
I67.
Some little discussion took place upon
the bill to ncrease,thr tolls on the james
River and kanawha improvement-but
1t was laid Oh the table and ordered to
be printed.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-03-16

this tax all in depressing them still fur
Their. The State has pledged herself to
pay six per cent, aud if we take away
amy part Of it by taxation. it will have
the direc effect of depressing the stocks.
The discussion pending.s MIR. ,Crutch-
field moved to adjourn, Jas it was s o.
clock. and he wished TO give gentlemen
time to go'to the Convention at 4 O'clock.
Agreed 10.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-03-16

tbs Congressional District. BY ref
crence TO the synopsis oflegislative pro.
eeedings published in to-day's paper, il
will be seen that the senate have al
length adopted the district or apportlon-
nent bill in the form in which it passed
the house of delegates.
As heretofore stated. this (l1th) dis.
trict. is composed of The counties oil
Rockbridge, aagas's. Rockingham, Sben
anaoah, Hltrdy and Peadletoa. At the
late presidential election the democratic
majority in the district was LAS. A
division Of our strength equally between
two candidates. would (supposing that
The wings would UNANIMOUSLY support
ore candidate; which thing, we feel as
smed, they woald.Go)gIve our opponents
a majority Of sar hundred and sirty one.
This being the true state of the case, il
becomes the duty Of the democracy to
give their unanimous Suffrage to one man
~-ltIC fltdo WIN Sffdti iSStiFt tue u0IHtna-
ton of The convention proposed to be
] held Il, i7a7viso''6eerg, on Thursday The
sotA instant (March)-ant1 our success
will be certain.
BY the last Valley Star we perceive
that our suggestion in regard to the time
and place at which .he convention should
meet. has been favorably received by our
friends in Rockbri'ige; and The de,nocra-
-tic central committee, by virtue of au-
ffority vested in them, have held NEE
ting and appointed delegates to the con-
vcntien. They are-Mathew White,
Maj. Jos. Bell. Col. w. Fl. Caruthers.
Sam!. Gillock, John Harris, A. M. Lusk,
Capt. Joel Lacklank. John A. Paxton,
Capt. w. Shields, Col. w. Paxton,
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Distant Subscribers

Are informed, that unless they shall
have paid all arrearaaes due this office.
by the first Of .Apri2 merit. their names
@ilsbe stricken from our list. IF we
conli afford TO send them the paper for
nothing. we would freely do so. We
have to pay cash for paper, &C., and are
therefore compelled to pursue this course
toward distant subscribers.
GFTo those indebted to this office
for subscriptions. &c, for the year end
ing March. 1912. we would say, the
former proprietor has instructed US to
close all such accounts by the first Of
March next, either by cash or bond. 1t is
Important that this matter be attended to.
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GRa3AT IMPROVEMENTS
N CONTENPLATI0N,i!

We are tlesirous of improving the ap-
Pearance OF the SFNrIN&L. and intend
80 carry oat that desire as soon as pral-
trcahle-fhat is IA say. as soon as the
lISE.9.N'g to enable rs TO 10 Sc cen be OBJ
tai2as&. We wonFi therefore call upon
eur friends to paw the small sums thew
owe US. between this ,aEa.a April
Court next. Let us see how MANY
Will do the decent thing The naked
fact is. we want money. and must Aave
It. or dn-sJupiter Tonans!'-do what ?
Echo answers, WHAT?
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-03-16

Periodical md Book .Agency-We
are indebted to T. R. Hampton, Pero H.
cal and Book Agent, in Washington City
D. c., for copies of Miss, Leslies' Nigga
zine from January; which, by the way,
is not inferior to the best work Of the
kind published in this country. At
Mr.. Hampton's agency may be had any
cfthe opuar monthly and weekly Per 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-28

A MEXICAN LAND AND LOAN ofFiCE--wluam
L. Of Rev.. sSse .n s, u
perty hlmseli feeling confidence the lib. raj
he Ssss Of the
ne, NJ La yds and ko; r, oec at NO u Wall h
and Lots Farm, and 1ncqaed Lands either pyas or
"a ssi a1s nt" To- he sss
Ss5ney en Of Ss Of Re Ea also for The supsn
Persons having property SELL exchange or let will find
the both S"ss and pa" 20 any
b tins ceusS BE q
d eys,y honorable eIeon made to dispose Of the
Be public auction giving 20 owners Of the he
II. win s.s attend seens on property. OBJ
f have % to property .ss" by for
emsn oil the legal profession Of established
Holders Of srourd that require. mprov,ns viii find
the buildings which are mos, pToasss @ ss 2.
Ssnanee ws q SaSs Of and b; Tong &C
hem erected ON the most reasonable far less expense
He will also take chsae CT real intended for pubic
viii be- sr. s.s 9% n,sss up sales
nopey e. T VI prse the nat
i wiz be ioand 70 be saving from the fact property
@ nd The Ia, want q has s ss sacrificed
o, eempanes That 5eqss an agent e ,ase charge
Sda na ssss h SoS aS
s Pe es mo s e e. or Dash.s
.s s as Of % Sc. or
An sufs fgi the .ss exchange Of real estate
o. Tor ne o.nns Or putting out o' money must be directed
No: Wall street. New York. and the postage
B. C.n,racts and other prepared this oGce.
,'~-'r
T AFITTE BOAT CLUB BALL will take place at the
- Apollo Saionn MONDAY evening Jan 90 fss Ticket,
70 be procured at Levi Heysrs <89 Washing
the members Of the Club, and at The door he
oalI. ~ ' - -
h''' Clubs are ''' 5oaMf4E 'sI respective dresses
Walter H,y.r William shs1e.
ih"ma' VALENTINO, Levi Heyer,
IHEODORE NEVILLE. secretsrv. - jas r.r
RALL-Ths Highland Society New YORK viii 2 Ve m.
M 70 o. Tqesday Evening" Jan s,t, lsi3 s Tamm any
a ne psi VIII oe opened by the uIl II,
big purposes. ~ " i''A
Tic. eta dollar, be had Tsmrnany H,l and Of
kod~nck Mel cod Courtlsndt street.
Joseph Craig, 81 Pearl street
Jhomas w. McLeav, ZIG Blocker street
Andrew prysdale, 1879 Cedar street.
n.muel Jackson Te-th Avenue and 18th street
william Armstrong. Tenth Avenue and 10th .trset
alexander Robertson, ia Fulton street
DAVID Dunn, Courtian street.
John Forrest. 100 entire street.
lanes Peacock, Garrison street. H
Miiiam Wilson, 81 Mott street
Thomas McDoug ~, ~ Dsy street
Robert Drysdaic. 10 Fifth areet.
rot,N II RODERICK MCLEOD Cb,.r
"1..N !, secretary. 2i lweuc
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Hankrupt Liat
SOUTHERN DISTRICT otr Nrtu vop,

- willard lde, New York, grocer; Benjamin Fl O'Niel
ynaneanen, Ulster Co farmer; Alexander, McCoter N
YORK, merchant; Alfred Livingston, NJ Y, gentleman
william Bsyea, Mrmakaling Sullivan Co. muller and
Iarmer; william V. Millspsugh Mamakating sullivan
Top tavern Keeper; William Downs New York, smith
heodore Provost. Gresnvillc Gre ne County; Henry
ia,rington, New York. John II Duryea n. YORK, sash
usxerj William Nlolineux, " ", printer; Gideon Peck,
~ Y, car,man; Sim, P HIDE NJ r. merchant; Charles
~ Wills Brooklyn MY, merchant; Thomas shepherd
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RHonE lsLAvD.-Governor King issued his pro
clamation on Monday, declaring that the constitu-
ton framed by the convention assembled at New
port on the second Monday Of September has be.
adopted by majority OF the qualified electors IN
the State; and that on the first Tuesday OF May
next II will become the supreme law Of the land
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GOUR AUDS
GOURAUUS
POUDRE SUBTLE.
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e,rits5 he cagJ o. base eosn;s isers wsS =,
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every bo Tie ofr Pogdft Soht,c square and Felix
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lions, Fgench ind Gngl' sccogyAov ich bottle.
H-nembf ~ snJ Office m y Y or the hove ceiebr,ted
CQsnot ., b6I Wakei listei, door Fl n Boadw1y.
TO TIE LOVERS Of SUPERIOR BLACK TEA
IL" ira sytDe--tfis csrpmeiy dsfci,us sd unrars-
a'ed son Shly cole rated ~ Oh - apa Eorupr im.
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,s tsablishmeut, ~ Cd,hont New York; limos
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VEwBuRYP0Rr gink Noes wsntsd or shoIl
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aas7syf >sq REGUIAR OPPOSITION TO CATS
s,sr.zf KILL and intermediate landings without TOW
barnes I,, gular days from CaskIll, Mon
d,ys wedoesdsys and Frd,ys Eom New York. Tue sdays
Thnsdays and ore TO or from Catski 50 cents
-nrr'w % cen.-Supper Is ceus.
Ih oew and fist steiner WAVE Captain Vanderbilt, will
~ye noph'op ST. Thursday Nov. nth, five o'clock
For fnheI particulars inquire Of the ca tain on board B,
rnnhng 90 he daJs'abnve named, will b, daily
manstlon between Caskili and New York land ermediau
cad prfrp
49, - kAiL hOA LINE OR AUEs
~ sTxs,sse s,S e,s NET YORK 10 BE9FoRD-
Subscribers Will line Of st,ges from Bedford TO New YorL
tint tines a week, as ioliows:- -" 80
Leaves Seezt Mansion House, Bedford. every Nopdav
Wcdn -day and f5dss, moIniss at "a o'clocs
Leaves the Raj Road Hotel, OF Bowerv and Broom.
ss View York, every Tuesday, "wednesday and SATURDAY,
nw"s, by the o'clock c. passing Marble Hall, AL
ahsirr md through White Plains Robbins Mills and Mile
Square TO Bedford. 1850
HIRAM DEFOREsT,
g. &. LEWIS,
The Red Bird Line Of Stages viii oonnue to run during the
WINTER rom White Plans day o'clock and New
forkat osiosk, ?. NJ, SUNDAYS exccptcd
~. HIRAM DEroREsT
P'm-i ProIrietor,
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Correspondence Of the HeraId.l

Correspondence of the HeraIdl
MACON, Jan. 81, 1913.
State Of things IN Georgia-Nat1rai.bor born Financiers
The State Currency Trade Business in Geor-
gia-P uifics
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Ano.s.rr Cs..,p Mcc:...g.

At meeting of the Wa-hingionian Society. iatciy
held at Grrcnci~c, they determined 10 hold another
Camp Meeting near hcie. commencing on the luih DAY
of August next, and % continue three or four dnys
Among the resolutions adopted were. IN substance the
following list That each Society the county be re-
que,tod 10 oln them. -. That the czens abroad who
feel their enterprise requested to aiiend
and especially Tie Lecturers and officers of similar Soce-
ties 81 That t:c officers ct tins Society be appointed
committee with full power 10 carry the meeting INTO
successful operation
Several persons OF the first talents from abroad we I'm
lersiand are expected be IN attendance on the ocoa
Would it not be a better plan To hold it IN tbs vicinity
Not more bcau'ih place can he found than the GROUND
lately occupied for Camp by the Methods's Susges
the matter friend Erdes to your friends We could
give many REASONS ia favor Of th, place. had space
WI nur tllend. kere CONSIDER lhIs malter
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Isjnc:nye.s, E.ook Csla.

The following is the law the subject e lraraucnt
voting. We publish it Tor the benrh, Of al. and We
eaireat our friends keep strict watch look that no
man votes in two districts OF counties. lie viii lie sure
10 be caught the registered who does So
The lists can he examined after the ele ton Iiefe Is
tie law and the penalty
"Sec G. Each qualified voter may vote once and Ne
more and any person 81 IL attempt = s''e more t'"'
once, or to hand IN two more ucae's folded together
or having voted IN township. county or d>t'l'' ~s.
afterwards - INTO aaoiher the same DAY aft Npe 81
attempt TO vote. every person 50 off nding shA on con
,,,i,,, thereof he ise, any NOT exc.edI IL
tear, and shall be rendered incapable q 'oi
ng 81 holding any Office ia this STATE for tie next
wears thereafter.
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yTEE.s.sAfI J. rlHONN.

candidate ior Cones, viii address has fellow citizens
a The following times and place.:
Augusta Marion county, Saturday, 2hh July, ocIk,
p NJ
Shcb,yc. Monday. 3isi Juy. o'clock, r VI
Charlottesville, lIlncosA county Tuesday, 1t August,
10 o'clock, ! VI.
philadelphia, same DAY. oclock z "
Cumberland Marion county, Wednesday, "a August,
10 clock \ VI
Be,lel. Marion county Thursday, Cd Aug 10 O'Clock,
4 u
Mariindac's Tavern. Manon county. Friday 9Th Aug
10 o'cioch. \ VI
Bridge same day. , O'Clock, I VI
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PIEBs
she Iun,o--E'ran:.c III View OF as E'id!

This Jrxro i. from all appearances conscious OF rs
approaching dissolution Like the guilty criminal before
the bar 1t ev att ONLY hear is sentence y few only
q; its consqaccs have been brought TO light enough
however am happy know. to convince 'he party HAT
this clique efofcc-hoiders have been sacrificing The mem
bers and dearest Interests OF the party, - maintain their
official stations 80 ihat whether we the Democrac!
triumph their doom i sealed
There appears to be charm connected with Office and
especially with salary iha cannot be broken without
pang: hence do not wonder that should be frantie
hen the hour closes the door of that public
eric whence they have toasted i1r many year-when
ev shall leave the barouche and sofa and work for their
bread - other do retire exhaust fortune plum
drred from the public sax 1t Is strange that terror
should get hold them when, addition TO these PrNa
lions. 4 hundred midnight con>praces: the IMAGES Of
host of sacrificed political friends the black stains the
have gwen the honor Of the party all crowd in ierrb,
array before them But Oh. when they gone hence
who shall mourn their departure y few. only, Yer,
few hirclings in their employ will pat up doioou
whine. ,,- ,,-,,
= JutY l., lclS. siCh Witt.
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= Specimen.

One conseque of high protective tar IS the neoes-
.i,v If extending the list c taxed articles The manner an
which the advocates of high taf would have the llsi
x,endel l. sufficiently shown hy vote OF the House
# REPRESENTATIVES the extra session ct ihe Loon
Congress On the 3st DAY of July 1871. bal passed
the House Of Representatives imposing YAK q, - PEI
-, on TEA COFFEE SUGAR. MOLA>>E>, and
SAIT.asJ csenp,iar from TAXATION PIC FURES. IA
TTARY. GEMS. PRECIOUS STONES. Oh"
GAWS. GOLD AMI SILVER EPAtLEIIS, anS
RAILROAD CORPORATION IRON. III, vote stood
:, lcooe law hu, this vote IS the less sisniii
can't Ohio Ssp,esman.
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CRAWFoRDSvILLE. Julv af.lsi

Commencement Ersrcises Of I-a5lsi College
NE.sR>. EDToR.-The commencement exercises Of this
Institution have ju Tast by and ve.y interesting
When your columns shall less crowded vi political mat
ter may furnish you with article noticing brief. the
following points pioc,or Twirin5s Aillcss-Adjress
Rev. Nh White OF SOUTH ClIoua-Adlfcss Of Rev NJ
Bcechrr # nlluaq lis, his remarks education edu-
of last winter at indianapolis; h, ere
castga,en f professor Simpson or b. pleased
amend It, P-T-e-si-ie-u-t Si-m Fso-n and few oilers
for thwatirg the object OF all convection by mo8ln.
with the Of the giaiuates; Dr. White. Ba G..
laureate, &c
Respectfully, EDucATIoN's FMraD
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Our readers will find the July number of the Demo
cratic Review full Of entertainment The articles are
various than common and great addition has been
made interest of the Magazine securing the
vices of Mr.. Joseph c. Neal. author Of d" Charcoal
Sketches 10 illustrate of characteristic plates to
be called " Pennngs and Pencnss in and about town
Mr. Neal has great deal of droery. and If the Of
the engraver be good assured the
of his pen will be, The Democratic must great,
enlarge lis circulation The first sketch the New sboy
and the leiterprcss Illustration promises very well.
This number Is embellished with fine engraving OF
TnoMAs II. BESroN. We subjon notice OF the odi-
tors
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