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The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-06-21
ChancerN Nofice.

SUPERIOR COURT OF CHANcERE, March Rules,
of the State ofMississippi, 1874.
james w. Barnett, complainant,
1894 VS..
Reuben Matthews, ct al, defendants.
TTPON opening the matters Of Ibis bill
" and it appearing that the defendants
William II. Sims, aud the unknown heirs of
John Glass, deceased, are not inhabitants Of
this State, but reside peyond the limits
thereof, so that an ordinary process Of this
Court cannot be executed on them. II is
therefore ordered that unless the said de-
PENDANTS appear before the Chancellor al
the courtroom, in the town of Jackson the
lst Monday in June, next, and plead, ans.
swer or demur to The bill Of complaint here.
in, the several allegations thereof will be
taken for confessed, and such order and de-
cree made therein as the Chancellor may
deem equitable and just. 1t is further or
dered that copy Of this order to published
linthe Yazoo City Wing and Political Regis
ter, once a week for two months success
siyely.
Attest, r. l.. DIXON, Clk
Yazoo City, March, %, 1914, $780,
Prs fee SIS 00)
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EVERY BalY LOOK nERE.



A GREEABLY to an order Of the Hons
"A orahle Probate Court Of Yazoo county,
made at its May Term, ls44, shall, as ads
minis,rOior Of the Estate Of Malichi B..
Hamer, decd, proceed 10 sell, before the
font doc. Of the Commercial Bank of Man.
chester in Yazoo City,
ON The 3l't dag Of July, ls44,
the equity Of redemption in the following
described Real Estate belonging to the said
decedent, on a CT dit oftwelve months, -
to>wii: one fourth interest in Lots in How
ards addition Nos. to 359-No. BAL ex-
ceptcd-the entire interest in Lots IA, Is,
l6, 25, %, 81. %, %, 30, 81, 30, 33, 2ls,
264, 294, 3IS, $40, 800, 800, 323. 325,
81, 33s, 800, $50, 800, 36l, 362, 37l,372,
373, 374, 375, $40, ST., 379, $40, 800,
800 and 400; half interest in Lots All and
472; three fourth interest in Lot 226, also,
lot No. 23l.
All Of the above lots being in Yazoo city,
and are mortgaged to the Planters Bank oil
Mississippi and to the Commercial Bank OF
NanchCsler-LOt No. 23I, is also morigag.
I'd to d. wilkins.
ALSO-the following lands, in YazoC
Planters Bank Of Mississippi and the Com
mcrcial Bank Of Manchester, tO>wit:-
The north half Of the cast half Of north
west quarter Section 3, south ha northeas
quarter Of Section ,, west half northwes
quarter Section 3, north half northeast quar-
ter and west half Of northwest quarter Sec
ton 2, southeast quarter Section ., south
east quarter northwest quarter and cas-
half Of southwest quarter and east half o
Section 3, east half northwest quarter Sec
ton 9, west half northeast quarter SectiO
4, all in Township IL, Range 2, West
Also, a Joint and undivided half interes
with F. Stanton in the following lands j
Yazoo county, (morteaged as aboye,) tn
east half Of northwest quarter Section q
northeast half Of west half of sOuthea'
quarter Section 80 south half Of east ha
Of northwest quarter Section 80, east ha
northwest quarter Section 30, west hf. nortl
east quarter Section so, west half noril
west quarter Section 20, west half nOrtl
west quarter Section 80, west half sOuthwe
quarter Section 80, southwest quarter SCI
ton 81. east half southwest quarter an
south half Of west half Of southeast qua
ter Section 30, all in Township 10, Rang
1, West.
Only such title will be conveyed as
vested in me as administrator aforesaid
The purchasers will be- required to Ga
bond and undoubted security.
+. BARKSDALE, Admir-.
Yazoo city June, IA, 1544. 49>3t
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Yazoo CITY Prices Current.

ooRarorrD WEEKLY BY mrssEs. ALLs & DAREsOAlr
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commerciaI Bank Of Manchester.l

Yazoo City, April 9, 1874
"A meeting of the Stockholders IN the
n Commercial Bank Of Manchester held al
their Banking house, in YazoO G ", On Mon
day, the 9Th inst, the following gsntsmen
were appointed Directors OF SAID institution
for the next year.
y R. EEDroRD, g. J. WILSON,
ii. W. BARNETT, S. N. MITCHELL.
j. p BAILEY, 4. B. GRAYsoN,
P. O'DoNNELL, HENRY VAUGHAN,
w. HUNTINGTON, A. MURDOCH and
F. w. QuAcKENBOss.
At meeting Of the Beard elect, held at
the Banking House this day. JehnP Bailey /,
Esq, was unanimously elected President.
il HUGHES, CAsH'R.
April. II, 1914. 4o-tf
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NOrIlE

~ pursuance Of an order OF the Probate
Courl Of BoiYeI County, in the State Of |
Mississippi entered al the April Term,
thereof A. d. 1914, | Joseph Mcclure, Ad.
uinislrator, Of all and singular the goods |
and cha,tels, rights and credits which were
of the estate of Egb0ri Harris, deceased, at
the time Of his death will ofer-for sale at
public vendue to the highest bidder on the
FIRST day Of June, next, at the dwelling
house OF the undersigned Joseph Mcclure,
loposltethe mouth of the ATkansansas River,
aud town of Napoleon, on a credit of twelve
months. all the right, title and interest of
which the said Egburt Harris had IN and to
tile following described lands at the lime Of
his death, to wit: Fractional section, No. z
L IS, Nos. 8, q, n, IL, IL and Is; In frac-
Etional section No. 81; in fractional section
no 80; The north half Of section No. 81,
and all OF sections 8 and 10, lying north of.
the ChoctaW Boundary, all lying IN Town
ship No. % of range No. s, West, contain
ling by estimate 1880 70 100 acres. The
interest Of the said intestatc in the same be-
ling an undivided moiety thereof And on
the ] st Monday Of July next, Twill as Adj
ministrator as aforesaid, offer for sale at
public yendue, TO the highest bidder at Muir.
docks Ferry, insthe county of Sunaower,
on the Yazoo river, on credit of twelve
months from the day Of sale, all the right
title and interest which the said Egbert
Harris, had in and to The following describ-
edlract and parcel of land at the time of
his death TO wit: the east half of the south
east quarter of section Sc, in township 19,
@IOf RANCE No 9 west containing 70 79.10O
acres. Bond with satisfactory security will
be required in each respective case.
JOSEPH MCGUIRE,
Admir- of e. Harris, deceased
April, 90, 1914, (Prs fee $50 SOY AZ. 6
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on Due IlOP6 aNu baggNg TT
Passengers and shippers may rely upon
this Boat making her regular trips all the
season, as she is Of very light draught.-.
They may also rely upon the Gov. MORE.
HEADS charges being the same in low wafer
as well as high. The Captain pledges him
self to pay strict attention to his business
in every respect, and be punctuuI in the
lime of starting, and hopes 10 receive Ii.
beral share of patronage.
Yazoo CITY. MAY II. 1914. 45.tf
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NOTICE.

AS Executor of the last Will and Tesla
n ment of William J Bell, decd, I shall
at the next July Term of the Court of Pro-
bates Of Holmes county, move said Court for
leave 70 surrender up my letters testamenia-
~ heretofore granted to me by said Court in
reference to said Will. / shall at the same
time offer 70 the said Court an account OIL
my ExecutOrshiP and ask an allowance fol
my trouble as Executor.
BURWELL SCOTT, EXT,
Of the last Will and Testament of William
]. Bell, decd.
May l, 1874, Asst.
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NOTICE.

NO lIOE.
TT ETTERS OF Administration having
AAoeen granted 10 the undersigned By the
Hon Probate court of Yazoo County, at the
February Term, 1874 of said ceurl, onsthe
estate Of G II. Hademan, deceased. All
persons having claims against said Estate,
are required to present them for payment,
will be forever barred, and those indebted
TO said estate are required TO make speedy
payment. Il. HAYMAN. Admir-.
March, Is, 1874. 366t
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BOARD

NJ RS. MELLAN, would inform her
-. friends and the public, that she has
taken the dwelling part The House known
as the COMMERCIAL Bank, where She Is pre-.
pared TO receive and accommodate Regular
and Transient Borders. Her House il
large and commodious, aud she trusts thai
She VII be able to accommodate her friend.
g Their entire satisfaction.
1azoo city, May "a, 1914. 40-u.
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REGULAR PACIKIlI
between vicksbnrg and Yazoo CITY.

Between vicksbnrg and Yazoo city.
THE light dranghi aud we'll known steam
er GOV. NlOrehead, GARLAND, Master,
will ply as regular packet between Vicks-
burg and Yazoo City, making three trips
week, leaving Yazoo City every Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday at IL o'clock, NJ,
precisely, and will leave Vicksburg on the
alternate days al l2 MI.
The following rates will be charged
ihFoughout the season, ofIoD Uater as well
as highs
Passage I'm Yicksburg 10 Yazoo City, SO 90
/" +" Liverpool, 2 90
S" !" satartia. 2 90
{" "B. Sunaower,2 90
9 g /" l. Snnaower; sc
to The Bluffs or any
where below, | 0C
Passage I'm Yazoo City 10 vicksburg, So 0C
Satariia, ! &c
/" /" i" Liverpool, 0C
Freight on dry barrels, 30 cn
$ wet I" %
$ per hundred lbs, Is
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PROBATE NOTICE.
state o. NIisslssippi, PROBATE CoUI

state Of mississippi, PROBATE COURT, /
YAzOo COUNTY, : April Term, 1874.
a GREEABLE to an order Of the Probate |
a Courtof said county, notice is hereby
given to all persons interested in the lands,
tenemenis and heredilamenis of Abner 6.
Harrison, decd, 10 be and appear before the
Probate Court of said county, TO be held on
The fourth Monday of June next, then and
there 10 show cause, if any they can. why an
order should not be made for the sale of The
real estate Of said deceased, lying and be-
Ing in the counties of Holmes and Washing
ion and State of Mississippi, for the purpose
Of payment of debts against said estate, to
wit: The north west quarter OF north west
quarter. and east half north west quarter,
and west half north east quarter, section No.
/, township No. IL range No. ] east, and
north east quarter of south wesier quarter,
section %, township IA, range Nosl east,
containing about $40 acres, lying in the
county Of Holmes, being half interest IN
SAID lands, entered by n. N. Hurst, and by
him sold to Jemieson g Harrison Also
the whale interest in the west half north
east quarter aud the south east quarter,
: section 81, township 4, Range No. |, east,
containing about 240 acses, Also. lying in
Holmes county, likewise, the south west
e quarter of section % and south east quarter
: .section 30, township Is, range ; west, aud
( the south east. quarter section "a, and south
west quarter section 25, township 10, range
6wesf, containing about GAO acres, lying II
Washington county and State aforesaid
And is further ordered that publicationo
d this citation be made in public neWspape
e published in the State, for the space of 81
a DAYS, and that citation shall also be set Vi
J, at three public places in the counties wher
y said lands are situated for the same lengt
o Of time.
!. WITNESS the Hon. James r. Bnuu'
Judge Of Probote Of the county Of Yazo'
the fourth Monday Of April. 1914 and SCI
Of the Court. Issued the 25sh day Of Apr
GEO. CROCKETT, CIR.
May, 10, 1850, Cps fee 500 44,5I
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Administrators Sale.

DY virtue OF an order Of the Probate
N y Court OF Yazoo county, granted to tie
undersigned Administrator Of James War
rem, deed, I will,
On Monday, The 18th day Of July 1874
expose at public sale, at the Office OF r
Eaton Keys, Esq., in Yazoo CRY, to tie
highest bidder, on credit Of twelve months,
tie following described real estate, io-wit:
The undivided halr Interest in the southwest
quarter OF section 2l. Township l2, Ronge
2, west, containing eighty acres more or less
lying and being in the county of Yazoo.-
Bond with approved security will be requir'
ed Of the purchaser.
A. S. PERKINS, Admir-.
Of the estate of Jas. Warren. deed.
YazoO city, June /, 1914. 48-Gt,
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Land COT. Sale.
NFGROES FOR HIRE.

NENIROES FOIC I1I1E.
a S. Receiver. appointed by the Superior
~ Court 0f Chancery, am authorized to-
nire out by the m0ntha number OF Negroes
belonging to James s. Creecy. Also, the
Pleasant Hill Plantation. Persons wishing
10 hire. viii please make application to ne
al my plantation, 8 milesbelow Yazoo City.
G. S. CRANE, Reo'r.
,eA9 a.
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ID. J. WATKINS,
DE n fist.

II AYING located himselfat Yazoo City
u n would be happy TO wait on any who
may honor him with their patronage.
prefer it. Can be found at DR.. Dorsey'5
office.
Dec 13, l543, 23-3m
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YAzOO CITY SCHOOL,!


WTRS. HOLLiSTER will commence the
4VA third term Of her School on Monday
The both day of May. Arrangements haY
been made with Mrs. Whitman, to furnish
Of Board, Lodging, &c,
for the family Of Mr.. Eiollister, and for all
students who may wish TO board under their
These accommodations will be
strictly private, being separate and apart
from the provisions Of the the Hotel
PRICES Board per month, So 90
Bed and room furniture, 90
Washing, ! 90
IW199ONa
Primaries. per munlh, 50 so
Ordinary English branches 8 90
Higher branches of English litera>
iure, 5O
Latin and Greek language, 90
An arrangement has been made with a
gentleman from Paris in France to instruct
class in the French language. He is also
professor Of music and will give music
lessons to such.as may desire il.
PaymeRt for board will be expected
monthly OF one half per quarter in advance
Tuition will be required at the close Of
chquarler.
Yszoa Civ, Nav 10, 1914. 444;
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tEJ- Somebody has sent us the Illinois Signal
a locoloco paper, aud marked an extract from the
Washington Globe. The Globe complains that
little factory girls get S2l month, while farm
ing hands get only SO or S5-al fruits of
a manufacturing monopoly. The Globe would
make the pay even, by outiing dopn the factory
wages, Of course,-by putting down manulac
lures. Wise Globe! How much better the far.
mers must feel to have the wages of their dauga-
fers cut down, and their own produce and the Ia
bor of their sons going lower lower lower
down TO The standard of sub-reasury perfection.
Tha! is about Cd per day in sub-lreasury coun.
tries.
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DE A'THS.

In Imsbuigh, 29lh ult much lamensd Mrs. SARAH c. r.
ALIEN wife of Hon Ina H. ALLEN aged 30 nine months
and six days.
Ia lirookfeld 18th u Mrs. Susan c. Graves wife Of L.
Grayes recently Of this village, aged ~ years.
IN Berlin oath ult julia Evene, daughter of Doct Oen
Smith, aged months II days.
At North Danyes, Mass JAN 2s, Miss Amelia Whippe Of
Concord, Vt. aged 20.
Ia Peachum 9th ut Albert Hanks, of William and Eli
"a Mattocks, uged year and 10 months.
10 West Faec 18th ult. Mr. Stephen May aged &c.
l1tonary putro and of the first settlers of the
In Waterbury, of consumption, Feb. H. Elizabeth NJ wife Of
Russell Bucr and daughter of the late c. Severance of Bur
nsion. The dcceascdi to mnny other virtues and accom-
pshmcn cndeaTng and attractive female friend and
panon added il remarkable degree that charming and dsn-
gushing trait Of female characcrsympahy for the INDECENT,
the afflicted and the oppressed Though ready
in the benevolent enterprises of the day the of her
abilities and interested in the prosperity of Zion she
expressed herself dear friend in her last sickness she
cd not to any works merits of hers for acceptance with
but solely TO the merits of Christ, who
Her extensive circle Of acquaintance and friends will
lzo with her bcreaved companion, widowed MOTHER and
taIy sister, who most scnsibly feel their loss.
Burlington and Plattsbush papers requested, &c.
In Albany, Jan. 0, Mr. Rufus Is. iIovey, aged 40.
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In Coruth 9TH inst by Rev. S. Morgan Orlando f. stiles of
Fort Covingon N " to Miss Asenath Stevens, daughter Of
Caleb Stevens, Esq.
IN Burlington, 18th u Mr. oramcl Howe of Waterbury to
Miss Charlotte NJ. Barber.
In this village, Sd inst by Rev Mr. Scott Mr. Josiah Lane Of
Nutthheld to Mrs. Snrah Thompson
In this town, by r. q. McCoud ESQ., Mr. Amasa Tucker 3D.
of Calais, 10 Miss Dancy Jacobs.
In s. Johnslnry, goth u by Rev J. n Worcester, Mr. sto
phen Gator Of Peacham Miss Susan White of Concord.
In Cabot Jan II, Hiram Perkins, Esq of Walden Miss
Laura Marsl-Mr James Marsh r. Miss Lydia Merril-Mr
Charles Beode 10 Miss Julia Webster29h u by Rev. J. F.
Stone of Waterbury, Rev. Levi II. Stone Miss lydia L. Full
Ter.
Ia Donvilc, 18Th u by Rev. r.. c. Hand Mr. Geo w. King
Of Glover to Miss Emra Lawrence.
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MAPLE, SUGAR.


As the season is al hand for making Maple SUI
gar, any inloru alton on the subject must interest
IA large class ot your readers. The science is ve-
ry mperfecIly understood and great improvements
eau, aud ought 10 he made in the manufacture of il.
The difference IN the yield of sugar from given
quantity OF sap, IS owing to It's possessing more
or less acid which lessons the quantity Oi sugar
and INJURIES The quality. This acid is corrected
hy putting into the sap when used, one ounce OF
Lime w atcr TO every gallon, when It viii uni
iornly produce half pound of Sugar 10 the gall
lon, of better quality than it would without the
Lime Water. Try H. aud go uheud.- BratiebOro'
PhGnir
FIRST rate Rerival' The Mayor OF Wilmington
Del has notified the different tavern keepers wuh
IN his lursdicon,I 10 close their bars on Sunday
This Is done ~ accordance 10 an act the Legsla
lure oil the slate oil Delaware, passed IN the year
1895.
I'm important fact. The Hon. Samuel s. Phelps
of this State, in his late able speech in the Senate
OH the Tariff stated, that "the flour used for
starch in Suing, in Mass was equal TO The amount
Of Hour taken from us by England" This is an
other small item OF mischief which is 10 be noted,
against the " Black Tariff Banner.
"A Happy old Farmer.--Sa venerable farmer
eighty years OF age, TO relative who visited
him-"l have lived on this farm more than halt
century. have no desire to change my resi-.
dence while stay on EARTH have no wish 10
10 nny richer than am now | have worshiped
the God OF my fathers with the same people for
more Than forty years. During that period have
scarcely ever been absent from the sanctuary on
the sabbath, and have never been absent more than
one communion season. have never been con-
hned 10 bed of sickness u single day. The
blessings of God have been richly spread around
me- and have made up my my mind long ago
Ina. wish 10 be any happier | must have
more religion"
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" Protection TO Manufactures does the far
mer no good" say lhe locCfoco popos. Now for
few facts:
Manufacture Of De LANES. company has
been formed in thus city with capital Of one mil
lion dollars and have purchased privilege which,
in the course Of another year, will set in motion
mills OF Is 600 spindles each, to manu- iacure
De LANES, &C. Boston POSI-
similar company has been formed in Rhode
Island. What next? MIR. Samuel Lawrence Of
Lowell IA distinguished wooden manufacturci)
writes that for the manufacture of dc luincs the
coarsest kind Of our domestic wool is just the We
ry thing wuu,ed-just the kind which, canno, well
be used for broadco,hs. Protection, then, las
already introduced new aud important branch of
manufactures has made new market for the
most unsaleable soit OF our woodland has thereby
increased the value Of that wool. To say MOTH
ing of the subsistence which these new manufac.
turers will require, is il Of no the farmer TO
have new demand and increased price for
his wool? The answer will be found in tie far.
mer's pocket.
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LITERARY REGISTER.

Mirror Library Now York, Morris, Willis &c Co.
NO The Loves Of tho Angels, eastern romance, by
1nonas Moore Just pubshed price 10 2 As works
OF literary merit to be preserved the numbers of the Mirror Ii
may are worth having and for merely occasional reading for
Tor Magazines"
Boys and Girls Monthly Magazine Boston, Jordan and Co
The March number 10 ready for tho young people. Messrs
publishers, your notice has been insorted.1
The American Agricuurst: New York, Saxton and Miles
Among the articles In tho March number interesting to Nor
them farmers we notice the owingdsooses Of sheep
~ articles on manues culture Of hops marl effects
pastof, topping corn, superior Dutch cheese farm horses ST.
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STILL ANOTHER SOUTHERN LETTER

STILL ANOTHER SOUTHERN LETTER.
Il seems, from proceedings ia the virginu loco
State Convention, that Mr.. Van Buren, has writ
ten another anti-protective letter. The fact leaked
out thus: Calhoun leader resisted MIR. Van Blu
rem as not sufficiently auti-protective, when the
editor of the Richmond Eng. pacifed this mans
doubts by "declaring thut within two days he had
seen document signed by Mr. Van Buren's own
hand, which would satisfy the greatest stckler for
a revenue tariff" The Calhoun men thereupon
withdrew their opposition.
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The Junius Iracis No. VH Labor and capital.
We have been favored with copy, and will
avail ourselves of an opportunity 10 examine it
and quote from H. Again we repeat, there is a
vast deal of valuable matter in the Juuius tracts
valuable not merely for This political contest or
for this day. or fer Wings alone, but for all times,
and for every body.
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a TRIBUTE TO TIVE MEMORY OF RUTH HUBBARD
Who died Feb. %, 1874, aged l6.

TRIBUTE TO TIVE MEMORY OF RUTH HUBBAE
Who died Feb. %, 1874, aged l6.
AUTHOR OF THE GiFT.'
She slecps-and near that pleasant home
Where her young feet had stray'd,
There, Mt the dying gitl's request
Her faded form laid.
Amid the low'rs-the perish'd how'rs!
Herself fiiroT bloom
Oh lay not thou tho early dead
Within the drcary tomb.
Let nowrs with graceful foliage wave
Above her lonely rest-
Springs opening buds ind blooms replace
Stern winters snowy vest
Soft be her slumbcrs! on her brow
A holy seal was set,
Whilst many watc ful eye of love
With grateful tears was wet.
Mid tho strong agonics of death
stronger faith arosc,
To light with hope the shadowd vale
And cheer life's early close.
oh not life's closets vigorous strength,
Tho spirits rising powr-
The moment of its release
Its parting, meeting hour.
Yearnng, as for her fathers house,
She clos'd her weary eyes
With messages of love for all,
Then sought her kindred skies.
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More help. The Investigator, Johnson, VI. has
DOTTED it's name and its non descrpl political char
acer, and The Banner of Lamole," strught-
out Wing paper, is the result Bear high YOUR
Banner, Mr. Walker, aud defend il well.