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Ey iniocs a IfroIhcr.
Lancaster, DENLY & COS Oh stan
CABIN URNITURE!
Piano ForfeS, !Sondrich Tea Trays, Plated

{ CABINET FURNITURE!
Piano ForfeS, SGHdTich Tea Trdus, Plated
WARE. ac.
'n WEDNESDAY MORNING. AUGUST IO;h at Store romuen--
ns At - o'clock W. sell Auction larry. assortment Of 81
PtEloR CABINET FURNITURE: -evcral ELEGANT PIANO
fohIs, AMI variety other House sh!nr articles Of
quality % Further particulars herraner
an lNLoEs BROTHER. Aue,s.
ALBEMARLE LANDS For SALE.
virtue ct a deere" of tho Circuit Superior
- Count Of Law ara Clanc-ry for the county Of AarI
pronounced ia thu II c President pr-cio Of the Liter
ay iun against Martin p4Nson' OILERS shall on the
h dy 81 August being Abesre Count DAY. at the front
doof 81 TIE lag. Tavern, the Charlottesville expos, 10
sale 10 Tie highest bideT the Of Land lying county
on The waters o. Hardware River 1850 acres
known as i- Belle AIR Estate and being residence Of Mar
TN Dawson deed Tins estate miles from Scott
Ne on the James River Canal and about ~ mile.
tom the nf Charlottesville.
~ the same time ana place, shall public sale about 500
acres OF Land ag around adjacent the village Of Milton
m sad county belonging the Martin Dawson dec
lh 2nd situated the Ryauua River. nayicabe stream adj
|
Also AZ the same time and place, public sale one
other iraeo Iaui OF @gi lying county on Har
ware River aenie! 70 Tire late Martin decd ami aa0.n
ns the lands Of the late Christopher and Charles ason deed
ana within few miles 81 the % ScotisviIr.
" Terms viii bc liberal and the dav of
lu ls--litSc3awtds y ". SDt-rItAII. Comm,
81 Enquirer VII copy twice a week tlll tay
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Ju "

FOUNTAIN INN.
LIGHTST., BALTIMORE, late Belfshoorey,s0
'HNsES wei known anil conunoois si,.n fnf,, Il,
The travelling community Of the Union has been Iesd bv ,l
-bsenh"fs who have completely thoroughly renovated
ahh 'H"d u throughout Every comfort and eonyeuene.
mat any hotel can boa- o. they ON this Ola a n
worn" hosT ai without cn"rng II the c.ee.ue. 81
i'if various Provisions for tbs u their GUEST. y r,6
"'i,p as--n thai M establishment suqas- them.
The topfietor accordance spirit Of the times l,,.
o'ru !" reduce their ehafRe from Tho high ta~ ana
s'''e state that slS5 day well cuipcnsai-s tlp Sta
d contiguous TO all III" steamboat bindings the of
me 'ainnS rail road, no ou-e affords. ray.. r,tr An
dueeHcuts than the -ISEHfais f-a."
W. w. DIX,
Elm ARTJI'R pnrf, Pfopfietors.
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GREAT SEMI-ANNUAL SALE OF BOOTS
1000 CASES

am SHOES At PHILADELPHIA.
an TUESDAY ani WEDNESDAY. August Ism and 10th +,
" subscriber VIII sel store aOs Market
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COMMISSIONERS SALE or REAL ESTITE.
III virtue of a decrnc nrnnnmncod mn n So.

az virtue of a decree pronounced at a Supc
~ nor Court VI Cilncer o the Richmond Circuit on ts iC
day oi February l-ia lu which James McKoe is uf,i,
t and John : stl's Thomas plp James NJ Coyyinr nd
Richard winfield fN.lts of Wills C0vinr are ANTS
ll n Comm appointed by Co. execute Az -
on m -fu Day Of August -i2 az O'Clock r. NJ it n not aft,
sane uour The @ tr y thereafter expose Ca the premises
90 hc highest brr cash the 1o,rr real estate of ti .
q Snth certain 1t OF ground Oh houses thereon ami tb
1'elin,- 'n r south eide of D. 1r n he CITY or
h.nl uIHci is u1ws El end OF Inc feo..
% ".h sHu > >lhts So convey E2ok1 DAVIS arI nun
mug ea.aIy 20 't inches 90 uc ground which belonged d,
"'i- . rive .4i iegt tfn-e parallel with street
ginning ~ U
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Slick To the Wall and put down the old rons
poiS-FARE ONEy $500.

UMP AND GROUND PLASTER-Tbc
undersigned Will keep at the Warehouse near the head of the
bash constantly on hand and Lump and Ground
e huer wan be ground IA the City OF Richmond the pures, an
uer' qu ana warranted such Great taken in IN,
Suoh OF The article and IN is preparation customers may
oeNured that not only will the article DO impurities
su the lowest market price only VIII be chlrged Farmer. ami
uaefs IN fasie requested to tral aud il Il, ,,pecI
they will not bc disappointed.
MhAL VIII also be kept for sale ~ wholesale OF retail
Ju-'-im JAMES N. SCOTT
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Also

One other ot ~ ground Cy fr1ntnr % es, an t,,,
.,l ana rlnnuz n's 200 Feet being 1t No- ion Adam
.n W ID' 'iy q" EchmonL viii al The buildings thereon
sri 'pfuneranect maeh t.i.ai ss ,g.u s.t..r h. s
OF he slid decree. The title a ts conveyed to I'M.
payment of the purchase money r. N n ann -
sale conducted ty DUNLOP wONCrpr A ~.
2J-iw1mNIs ~.
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TRU STEES' SALE or


~ RSU AMI tO the provisions Of "a deed Of trust
executed by John VI Bfsts ~ fhe undersigned L4nv
lle 600 i' ~ lay Of July i-fl au duly Csrst
once Of c County Coat rf Hanover bfs .f.n aen
TONED io = d Jones Will hr anil e.. of .lh
Jones rtosf TO SHE tn tr highest hicr nr c1h PROMISES
ou he ioh lay Of August me Tract Of f By wi, fsed COO
refc Eug bt Cninr of Hanover stony anI Licking
@ 'f'ek 1nd containing Three huH.i sld thirty Icfaa a,
sane more 10 e AMI ari plrchaaei By l Bots o.
ft "nsinn ani l0n Co., 1uds Of John O. Reeve gos0e frs
como lnd uiiof. There se Haia go dwelling uous with
~ ihc Necessity 0lt houes blHi. rie Tract b. afr1tef a
hliy htd agreeable neyhhofh lhnut Cts af
hch'ni ami IS said 20 te ~ v1iuabe fn. Boz iat
,fcon Of ne country fo ffs ~ in wheat
TIE ac VIII commence 30 o'cnck g. ~
wv. %. WiNrrON. }
u a'-citskts WV Y. 70 PDLLAEB ( ifn-ieea
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Or They -en obaeeo whsai Flour upon al OF which ,
- e"''"ef-- f-in
q bNE oil TWO courses must be pursued by me
- In thu sale of Piano furtss. eil., atm, ~.
paeuer wan many d"alcf- "a t~ astci. Sss- dsSH
IN "fuef W 'ai-e The character ~ my of
must do a. have been euavonE eight year. p, o.,
We pehe to ofn eif own opinion BY fs- T-
ofnsf ia eoufe have Adopted v.r .,l the .,
have ed ani found n work well behave TIA. nv P,Do Fo..
are al rnsi equal To % any other country t
OF but that opinion being one DO not ,,k
e Pibhe To DEPEND upon A. alone simply beg Of them % ~
's matter by actual trial Any person dc-rng To puchas.
aho can AA" min" upon trial ply6cni until the,
IN" P'''e 'hc ih-tuheht T. T.. NASH
l., 80 book aul Piano forie Seller
Pei Na
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BY .sas Ef. Lynch

So JDU.
THIS EVENING. at O'Clock be .od at the EXCHANGE
Hotel S1SO0 OF the state Of Virginia n
lots To purchasers.
i-If. ~ wynn
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FOR CHARTER.

- The \. eoprcrcd brig oCEANUS Capt. s,,i,, -
$50 hhds Tobacco City Point IN readiness u... :
ea'Eo. Nppy !" ia 9n CHS. PAI.MvR
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-10-30

At Onancock, Accomac county, Va, on the eve
ming Of Saturday the 18th instant, from congestiYe
brain fever, Henry PEARcE, eldest son Of Gideon
and Eliza Pesrce, Of Georgetown, ID. c., aged %
years.
In August 1871, The deceased graduated at the
Norwich University, Vermont and in addition TO the
merit Of having received the regular diploma, was
further distinguished by a spontaneous and gratifying
testimonial from the President Of the Institution
''that he was entitled TO the high Characteristic Of the
Scholar the Gentleman and the Soldier His pa
rents relatives and friends had good reason to cherish
the fondest anticipalions Of his future success and
progressive usefulness in the varied scenes Of this
life, and they cannot but deeply mourn and deplore
an event that has soon and unexpectedly blighted
their fair prospects and pleasing hopes that has be-
reayed them Of a dutfu, sfectionate and beloved
son, benevolent, generous and intelligent friend,
and deprived society at large Of most amiabe,
empary and estimable young man, whose elevated
principles, mental talents AMI abilities qualified him
10 act well the part il might have pleased Providence
to assign him in the great drama Of human exisienc
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APPEAL
TO FRESHMEN AND THE FRIENDS OF IRE
LAND THROUGHOUT THE WORLD.

The Irish Repeal Association of the City of Alba.
nv the Capital of the State of New York, respect
fully invoke your cooperation in the project Of hold
ing SIMULTANEOUS MEETINGS throughout the world for
cheering onward the Irish Patriots in their glorious
efforts TO sever the bonds of tyranny by restoring to
Old ireland her ancient Parliament. The plan pro-
posed for concentrating public opinion hrougho the
world in susenance of Ireland and the Irsh' against
the tyranny of the British Government is Swallowed
forth in the accompanying proceedings. 1t IS hoped
that these proceedings will be submitted to the earl-
est meetings of the Repeal and other Irish Societies
in every city and town through all the States and Ma
lions to which copies may be sent. The society to
whom this Appeal is addressed, will it is hoped, take
action Immediately upon it-such action as the Dig
nifty and emergency of the may require
causing these proceedings to be published wherever
practicable in some of the newspapers friendly to
Irish freedom for the purpose of reaching thousands
to whom information cannot otherwise be readily
conveyed. Copies of the responses to this APPEAL,
requested to be sent to the Irish National Asso-
citation Of Dublin, and TO the Albany Irish Repeal
Association from which the Appeal emanates In
cities towns where there are no Irish Societies in
existence is hoped that of the Irish and other
Friends of Freedom will consider the expediency Of
Immediately forming associations to cooperate in the
glorious cause.
Hoping to be favored with an early answer to this
circular and also to hear hearty response from the
Irish Societies in al parts of the world, the under
signed respectfully subscribe themselves as a Cor
responding Committee of the Albany Irish Repeal
Association for promoting the object Of the annexed
proceedings of that society,
Yours in the cause of Liberty and Justice,
HENRY O'REILLY,
MATTHEW JORDAN,
JOHN T. COUGH,
JAMES MAHER,
E. BULGER,
PETER CAGGER,
WILLIAM WALL,
THOMAS COUGH,
JOHN TRACEY.
ALBANY, October "a, ls43.
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THE aANTLWIsE MAN y

There is an article in the Richmond Enquirer
Of Friday which seems TO US to be not a little
singular An "Anti- Wise Man of Wise's Dis
trict," undertakes to catechise Mr.. Wise and
Mr.. John Tyler for not having appointed Dr.
Mallory Minister to Constantnope. We have
gr at curiosity to know Of Mr.. Richie who is
the author of this extraordinary communica-
ton, proceeding from an avowed enemy Of Mr.
Wise, and, we presume, of Mr.. John Tyler, and
certainly no great friend of Doctor Mallory.
Doctor Mallory, we do not doubt, as fully dis
countenances the ofliciOusness Of this intermed-
dler in his private affairs as any other person.
We have reason to know that Mr.. Wise is the
firm, mistaken and true friend Of DR.. Mallory
and that nothing which f iendship could require
has been left undone by him. We are also
equally well informed Of the high estimation in
which the President holds DR.. Mallory. If
the appointment 10 Conslantinope has not been
given to the Doctor, it has been for reasons
which we doubt not would be fully satisfactory
TO the Doctor What right an "Anti-Wise
Man" has to interfere in the matter, we shall
better know when his name shall be given.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-10-30

NEW JERSEY LEGISLATURE.
On Monday last, the members Of the State
Legislature began 9 pour into our city, with
host Of Their constituents seeking for office,
Such an Glowing we have seldom seen.
On Tuesday The town was alive with stap
gers from every part of llAe State Both Houses
organized al O'Clock and appointed theit s. sea-
keFs, Clerks, and Doolkeepers, and adjourned
until Wednesday morning
On Wednesday the Governors message was
sent in and number Of petitions principally
on the subject Of the reyilon ofsshe eonstGu-
uon The subject Of The appointment of Cow
ernor seemed b absorb all other Considerations,
especially when Out Of the House, and the
large number Of candidates made much excite
ment among their diff rent friends,
The result Of The whole mater, however, was,
after tedious balloting unlil eleven O'clock, r.
NJ, on lasl evening, that Mr.. Haines, Of Sus-
sex, received a majority over Mr. Green, ofMer-
Ger Thevote stood a. hair past 10 o'clock %
for IIaines, % for Green, i for candidate that
was Withdrawn, and blank. The next vote
was Ilaines p, Green 90
Our favorte candidate for the Office was Mr.
Green, and we believe he woul have done
more az this time opromote the harmony olthe
Democratic party than any other individual-
But wesbow 20 the decision Of The legitimate
Democfatic Tribunal, and shall Sustain Mr..
Haines with true Democratic sincerity and
truth
OF the means and combinations used to effect
the defeat Of Mr.. Green, we will hereafter speak
1.-The bargains-the intrigues-thes SANDERS, and
the deliberate falsehoods. Let nor the guilty
hope TO escape exposure Trenton Emporium.
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Three States have yet 10 hold their regular cleo
tons. Michigan for Governor, three members Of
Congress and members Of the Legislature on the 9Th
November; Mississippi for Governor, four members
OF Congress- and members Of the Legislature, on the
9th and 9TH November Massachusetts for Governor,
members Of the Legislature and four Representatives
in Congress TO I'll vacancies in The delegation, on the
18th Maine for FIVE members Of Congress, to al va
cancies in the delegation on the 18th and Vermont
on the l4th for member Of Congress in the second
district There is also vacancy in the Georgia dele
CATION, occasioned by the death Of Col JOHN MILLEN.
The election for members Of the Legislature takes
place in New York on Tuesday the 9TH Of November.
Spectator.
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FRoM YUoATAN.-The brig Empressario arrived at
New Orleans on the 18th, brings news from Campea.
chy to the 10Th inst The Commissioners sent TO Mex
leo for the purpose Of entering into treaty Of peace
and amty with that Government had not yet return
ed 1t was thought that another war between the
two countries would be inevitable, quite beige
rant feeling bad begun to manifest itself among the
Yucatecoes, IN consequence Of the tardy movements
Of the Mexican Government in relation to the pro-
prosed treaty-which had been increased by late
proclamation from the Mexican Government closing
the port Of Laguna against all vessels belonging to
Yucatan.
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LAUNCH THE PORTSMOUTH, On Monday, the
23d, this splendid vessel (beng of the largest Of
the class Of slooPs of war; was launched from the
spacious new ship house, into the Piscataqua, at
Portsmouth, accompanied with salute of 10 guns.
She is beauty and a'fne specimen of the
workmanship Of our mechanics, says the Gazette.
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LATE FRoN MEuco AND HAVANA BY the arrival
Of the brig Eurotas from Havana, the New York
papers have dates from Vera Cruz TO the 26th ult,
and Havana 10 the 18th inst. By gentleman who
left Vera Cruz the 26th they learn that unhap-
by occurrence had taken place on board the Ameri-
can ship New York at Vera Cruz. The captain, by
some accident or otherwise, bad shot Of his meE
named William Holly, for which he had been arrest
ed by the American Consul The affair under
going an investigation before the Consul.
They have also some late enactments by the Gov
eminent Of Mexico, affecting The interests Of Ameri
can merchants in great degree, and decidedly in
the face Of late treaties.
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A CAUTION TO TRANsPoRrAroN CoMPANEs.-In a
suit for damages against the Champlan Transporta-
ton Company, in Washington county, N. Y, last
week. caused by the sparks from Of their steam
boats setting fire to c. & w. w. Cooks saw mill, a
verdict was given for 81, ass The plaintiffs alleged
that the accident owing to want Of proper care
and attention on the part Of those who bad the boat
in charge, and that the catastrophe might have been
avoided by esseniug the fires, keeping further out
into the chsnnel-and 50 thought the jury.
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Marshal Bertrand arrived in New York on Thurs
day and was received with every demonstration Of
respect by the Mayor and Councils and the citizens
generally.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-10-30

PlRDoNED.-The Hon Charles F. Mitchell, forger
and ex-member Of Congress, has been Pardoned by
Governor Bouck Of New York
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IMPORTANT PROM MEuco.-The NO. Bee Of the
both inst says We alluded some days since 10
misunderstanding which had arisen between the d.
plomatc agents Of Great Britain and the Mexican
Government; but had not deemed it subject Of Sc
rious consequence, until yesterday, when we were
kindly allowed TO copy an extract of letter received
in this city dated Mexico, September 10Th, and for
warded via Havana, by the British steam ship Sc
pzn 1t communicates the following intelligence Of
startling import:
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1t is said that there are already tbirty-six steam
vessels in this country and in Canada, propelled BY
the Ericsson Propeller.
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MrxIco. Semi. 99th. 1S43.

WENIcO, sept. 2yIh, 1873
"P. S.-We regret TO inform you that from some
misunderstanding which has arisen between n. b..
NJ Mission and the Government Mr.. Doyle, H. b.
Ms Charge d'Afaires, has suspended all diplomatic
intercourse with Mexico, until he receives inslruc-
tons from his Government"
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A WEsrEHN EDIroR.

The Alexandra Gazette says, Many Of the news
papers are complaining Of and some Of them abusing
the Postmaster General for endeavorng to cause the
lao to be enforced in regard to the transmission of
newspapers out Of the regular mail The Postmaster
General is right, whatever interested persons may
say to the contrary. lie only does his duty, and for
doing he ought to be commended and sustained"
The FUNERAL or CON- CLAxroN took place to-day
at one o'clock. in Baltimore. lie was at the time Of
his death, in June, 154l, commander Of the Pacific
squadron, and was buried Valparaiso but bis body
was disinerred under the direction Of Government
and conveyed to the place Of bis nativity fct inter-
ment.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-10-30

COURAGEOUS womEN--A black man having bro
ken into the house Of two young ladies, named
smith, residing in Brooklyn, was caught in the act,
and grappled by sister, while the other held a
lamp during the struggle, After fight the fellow
escaped.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-10-30

The U S. ship Macedonian, Commander PERRY,
and the u S. slooP-ofwar Saratoga were at St Vim
cent, on the 10th instant
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-10-30

Snow fell in Vermont on the 22l instant to the
depth Of eight inches 1t had not disappeared on the
Oath instant
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The sIore-ship Lexington, now at New York,
will sail il few days, probably about the Sd
November for the Mediterranean; and the store
ship Consort, now al Boston, will sail about the
5th November TO- the Coast Of Africa; and a
store-sbip will sail from Norfolk, for Rio, about
the 10Th November
This notice is given that the friends of those
in the different squadrons may avail themselves
of it,
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no BANg-A REVENUE TARIFF-No DIsrRi-
BvNoN-No ABoLIrIoNIsM--A STRICT coNsTRuc-
TloN or rHE CONSTITUTION, AS BY JEFFERSON
~ PuRLic DEBr-AN ECONOMICAL ADMINIsTRA-
TIoS OF PUBLIC AFFAIRs--AND UNIVERSAL SUI
Fsheg WITH UNIVERSAL EDUCATION.
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IN THOSE rHlNcs WHICH ARE ESSENTIAL LET rHERE
bK UeIrT-M NON EssENrIALs, LIBERTY; AND IN ALL
ritlScs nARIrF.--sisgtstin.
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THE CoMPlErH Cook, BY ; M. sandesson
price rs cents. This is cenainIy most yalu-
able book fofhousewves, and husbands who de-
sire 70 see their tables ia complete ORDER
should put tin their hands. II may be had Of
MIR. Franck Taylor Of this city
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MORE SHOCKING MANAGEMENT OF TIE
Posi- OFFICE

IUoI VFEIIE4
PnlLADE- FHIA Posr OFEloz,
October eTln, Is43
SrRi The mail on rout 1901, Philadelphia "a Bal
timore due al this oniceP m, arrived % Gay Ak
a. M, failing % conned with route no 1901, Phll
adelphia % New Iirunssiek, New Jersey
violent gale which prevailed shis morning At
about o'clock Inducing the Captain q yield 70 the
solicitations Of the passengers 70 wait unl the abate-
ment Of the storm is SAID to be the cause Of the del
lay.
Very respectfully,
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The Chairman appointed the following Committee
Of Correspondence, under the 10th resolution
Henry O'Reiy, Matthew Jordan, John T. Cough,
James Maher, Edward Bulger, Peter Cagger and
William Wall and on motion Of one Of The mem
bers, Thomas Cough and John Trsceywere added
making committee Of nine instead Of seven.
The meeting, after some spirit stirring remarks
from Col Brophy Of Orange county, and Mr.. Hick-
ey Of Albany, then adjourned, after three hearty
cheers for Ireland, OConnel, and The land live
in"
JOHN TRACEY, Chairman
MATHEW JoRDAN, Recording Secretary.
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ERIN 60 BRAGH!

ALBANY, October "a, ls43.
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ELECTIONS TO CONE.

MArImrw JonDAs. Recording Secretary.
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To the THuRD AsssrASr
Postmaster Gerard