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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-12-26
FARM for Sale.

AElNG desircus of removing to Missouri,
~ offer for sale the farm on which reside
u Is situated within halca mile Of She pherds,
town, upon the countyroad leading from thence
TO Charlestow n, aud contains 95I ACRES; ls5
OF which are arabic; the remaining 46 acres
being in wood.
Tha
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-12-26
ATTENTIONS the WHOLE !
Smokers, Suffers, and chescers of
Tobacco !!

hoHtVte.S, A1H.UeIS, ana CLleteefS OF
Tobacco
rEsHE undersigned intending TO pursue tho
Tobacco Business al Harpers-ferry, would
respectfully inform the citizens and public geh-
orally, that he has, this day, commended the a..
boye business in said place, where bio will con-
stantly keep on hand complete assortment Of
TOBACCO,
Such as pound Lumps, from i;he Isl TO The 7th
qualies-5's fsi aud I'd do l2's, lst and Cd.
Also, Cut and Dried, for smoking, in papers.
CIGARS;
\ or the following brands:
4 Cazadores, Regalia Victoria.
Canones, Rcsalia de Paixen
Lanoruia, Regain } DIV 4
Cberoois, Regslia NSJ
/ Cuba, la vuela,
Trsbuco, Ladies Genuine Royal.
Rifle. Principe, lst.2d s. ID %.
Large and small sized Kentucky Cigars
III Also
Rsppee Congress, and Scotch SnufTs, 81 tho
Bottle or IN smaller quantities.
Il The above articles can be had at the Store
Room OF Mr.. H. " Andrews, which will DO
kept BY JOSEPH w. L. carly.
4arpers. Ferry Oct 3, l644.-ly
N All orders addressed to him will bo
pnnctnaily aitesded 10.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-12-26

For Sale.

A YOUNG Negro Womsn with one child,
"A who IS healthy and capable Of Dung
homework, sc. Inquire al
Deci9 THIs OFFICE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-12-26
arr . 80 FhtDAY, Dec, -.


- Turner, Of Jefferson, offered resolution,
FEELING the COMMITTEES OF Courts TO inquire in
- ~ srpediency Il amending an act passed l4sh
r.hfuary 1923, entitled s'an act for the more
.gee,uai punishment Of certain offences" so as
10 exiendlhe jurisdiction OF Justices 70 ell mat
Ter. Of ,respass, where the damages and costs
shall not exceed $40.
A resolution was offered BY Mr.. Rapey, that
The Committee Of Courts inquire in,othe exPe-
deacy Of so altering the law respecting grand
and petit jurors, tina, jurors, in all cases may re-
ceive compensation for lherservices. i
Mr. Lanier called up the bill concernng
Deeds cf Trust and briefly opposed it. AIR. La
nier moved 10 amend The dissection a is close,
BY adding the words .'or for the actual loan Of
money advanced and paid to the gransoE at The
Ntime Of The execution Of The same"
This amendment wasTejected-
Me- Plus, Mr.. Fulton Of w and Mr. Taylor
Of N. B.. opposed the bill, and then the bill was
laid on the table.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-12-26
E'l.ccIi0M OF FewiFdimgS.
AODg1 Az 9ala9 4

.AOOGa Agq gl5il539 &
CHEAPER THAN EVER
BQO4S 81 SCI lEsS :.
4NHE undersigned respectfully informs lis
- friends ana customers that no continues
ai his @ Stand, next door East OF Carriers Ho-
tel, where " IN be constantly kent onI hand, or
made to order at the shortest notice. every de-
scription Of BOOTS and SHOES, manufactured
men.
My prices wilIin no instance exceed those Of
any othsr manafactory in the Place--nor indeed
those sold 10 Stores. AyBoots shall be manu-
featured as cheap as the cheapest: and The pub
lie mayFresl assuredthat the work shall DO done
IN better manner and al as low prices as the
home made work sold in the stores.
The LADIES are particularly invited to call
and examine super lot Of Moi oeco, Kid, and
Callskln Shoes, which | have had recently man.
uiaeuted by one OF the best workmen in the
country, and which will warrant to be- enual
IN beauty and better made than those manuiacS~
tured in the cities. ] will sell them 81 reduced
prices as low as they can be had in tn q stores.
Having just received from Baltimore Lit of
Super Extra Morocco, GENTLEMEN would
do we'll 10 call and leave their measures The
Morocco Is Of quality that cannot be had al al
times. Gail and examine il
would embrace this opportunity Of tender
ng my thanks TO my friends and customers in
Smihheld, and would inform them thasI design
continuing my visits lothat place. for The ntr.
pose Iot taxing MEASURES, ION every Thurs
day, And will make return on The week fol.
lowing: The subscriber trusts that his patron-si
age will beincrersed, and sufficient cnooayfoe
ment afforded 10 compensate for the lorz
ustained and theexlra expenses AVIS, Jr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-12-26
TRUSTEES SALE
OF
REAL ESTATE:


DY virtue Of asDeed of Trust, and Decree
Id Of The Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
Chancery for The county Of Jefferson, rendered
on the 3lss day Of October. 1913, in certain
cause therein depending, between George Back
house, plaintiff, and James Roper, defendant
the undersigned, the surviving trustee in said
deed Of trust, will proceed 10 sell al public auc.
ton, 10 the highest bidder. al Carriers Hotel
in Charlestpwn, on FRIDAY the 80 day Of Jan.
nary next,
a Valuable Parcel Of Land, or so
much thereof as may be needed,
Situated on the Southeast side of,the Shenan-
doah, river, in The county of Jefferson, contain.
ing 35i acres sand being the Northwest corner
of the large tract now owned BY said Back
house plat Of this land can be seen at the
office Of The undersigned in Charlestown.
T'erms.- 0ne-third of the purchase money 10
CASH The tesidue 10 tao equal payments &,
60 and 80 days. The lille 10 be withheld until
the whole Of the purchase money is paid. Sale
to take place al O'Clock. P. NJ.
ANDREW HUNTER,
Nov Oh 1914. Surviving Trustee sc:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-12-26

OcKiNG oCcURRENcES~-Tke Mi.
earnal menlions two skoekine oeeur-
90 TIE PossFls RAILROAD. lass week,
The dsaih n = ssn Of Mr.. MiIlens, ol
u Haven, sho vas killed While taking
PEher. il Consequences ( he backing II
The oshefw as ! more ismeDtaEis
roiving probably shs lives Of three per-
P-copy the occurrences from th. Pets
Journal:
+. hufsday, - coal train was go
B q coupling broke and the train
D, isched. After the engine and
bF train passed through the first
50 20 Port Clinton. the Waterman.
we, The whole TAIN had passed
fall, mine whether any sparks bad
lale bridge. according 10 his usu
him One Of bis children followed
on m bis wife. After they were
ed a some distance, they observ
When F.. + Of the train approaching.
child PARENTS F0shed 10 save the
their fortunately 100 late 10 make
three The cars passed over all
The chill y severiDg the head irom~
The arm 3 off the leg Of the nan and
course woman. The child, OF
have No, 20 insisnisneously. We
kers.p the names Of the suffer
Urhs ?.
q turn. ont papers contain accounts Of
RsiIrosd "a pe Iaberers o. the Valley
eeaffactor, er Of almost 1000. The
iHse, aw;,. ing so cents day, but last
great number out o. en-
,s"' ~ 70 { ion. en- attempt was made
sroee 'ne 10 10 cents per day during
. 'a'se. Der had sgreed 10 work at
ugeeo = ut . mob Of the others rush
uhoh inca forced them 10 cease work
Tee OF the ringleadsrs had
s'e s'tes'es onmitted TO jail.
beautiful The New York Tni-
uue says Orlando Fish. No. 137,
ust finished one Of .fhe
noss beau ats ever seen. The fur
% sne oese er. worth $60per popnd.
saa OF usl morocco sweat. leaih
7, ) nas strip Of heavy walered
Shae six tifully embroidered With
.reasns o. the work Of Wing lacy
DtookiyI o the inside Of the crown,
g9it ieits ibe following inscription
|, rresenied iENRY CLAY by Orlando
isb Of Ne + pIk,"
Tue "a RACES over The Beacon
;oSfse al York on Monday attracted
lasge az. eof spectators. The com
eiliors "a great race Twelve miles
or 2 purss 1000. the second 10 10 re-
eIye $50 ere John Gildersleeve, tae
.mericsnl Thomas GreenhaIgh, the
The competitors started
BOG after ,clock. Gildersleeve keep.
* ahead Even miles, but at the COM
leacemer the twelfth mile, Green
alsh bou. ahead and came in FIRST;
me, 90 les and t2'seconds. The
rIzes We lrded- $1,000 Greeghalgh
nd S3OO iIdersleeye.
For III mile race no less than
even COZ ors.enlered, but at The close
{ The SCI mile only three me a came
J, Jacks lcCabe, and Francisco
i she ID ng Of the fourth mile, Nc
abe Pa's Jackson; the latter however
age y middle Of the last quarter,
laJe a1lI and came out al least hun
red fsl advance. winning the race.
aekso. e the four miles 10 p min
tes adj seconds.
-s-----
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-12-26

m HAVE for hire. four or i've a0le and expe.
- rienced farm hands Also Eve or SIX 6oSs
and girls. JAMES NJ. RANSOM.
Dec 10
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-12-26
B = IR
RRIVAIxl SALE,

RI2l Va 5lsl SALE
sFsHE subscriber offers for sale this desirable
estaie. sisusted Il miles frou chatlestown.
; iron Hsrpers-FeFrs Id mile from lheSmjih-
Geld ard Ferry TpFnplke, bounding ot the NJ tns
ehesterAand Potonac Rail Road snJ
Containing about $40 Acres,
About $50 cleared, ard the residue in Tim Der.
The eieaFed lardAties csmpact ap,l nearly ID 4
square The timber contiguous This has Justly
been considered one PEI The snasi assssas,t Farms
% The county &c Jefferson, A. ressrds lecai.ps,.
fertility, and exemption from broken OF y asie
land. every field heiag accessible ip running
water. There Il never failing Well OF good
water IN one Of the bark hrlds, and several fae
springs contiguous 10 The buildings
n The improvements CONSIST 81 conf ,rtaele
Stone Dwelling House.
STONE STA.lE. STONE SMOKE uutisE
with eegeni lleo.. Stone Dsiiy. wi'h cemenl
door. Fame Sts6'e and carriasc hn.s,eeF stab
hing for - horses Superior Corn ctih with ts4a-
nary attached, qsersref's HOUSE, taew@ Quar-
Ter for servants, hlaeksmiih aud carpenters
Shops. Bsthihonse, lcelhoase, ada ,here Il
large ice pond uf spring water Ia the meadow
There have been large nniaher of choice
Fruit Trees ul every variety sci oil w.lhin The
last few esrs and beginning to bear.
Any one deslsiag INSTRUMENTATION can adj
dress The subscriber o. MI tasemiseS near l,all
iown, Jeiferson county. VII
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON.
Dec 10 lS44-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-12-26
SO the Public.

ZNHE subscriber lskes this method Of retnrn1
- eg his gfsiefaie scknow lssks menss I'd his
ftignsts tot p,s Favers and hegs lete 10 Inform them
and hr public generally lIas he's prepared with
Machinery fol notwithstanding
lIsado,r SASH, Ilindog Blinds, and
Panael Doors,
And can furnish ,lsDst in want Of snch articles al
short drlire aosi a letitcetlprees lie has now on
hand, ssse sldek al SASH ct ssrieus s,zes=-per-
sune wishing ta- bnild would atIsa.ce their work
more rsla3l, i, purchasing doors Minds AM, sash,
sifeaas esscup (lhal heng the Whs ( most tronl,le2
same sna occupying The grrstes, length Of tiuiel
10 such, srea Bargains will be gwen X also pre-
pared - ebn,rac, Tor the
Erection Of EsvifIimgS.
aud from bis experience he as,ters himself hst he
eAn tals satisfy tie noiions III the most fsstitipus-
either tof durability. comfort convenience or cleo
gsnre, o. for plaeness ss, economy. the arrange
neM oi ,ieetimgs. Persons wanting Any thing Ia
his line wifi 10 we'll TO esl al his old stsnd, corner
Of t'serly and Chsries Street, before dealing else
where
,u-lTi atP also prepared to put OF ZINC ROOF
INT, At all times.
b. T'oMLlNsoN.
arsessoFa. March Q. isls
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-12-26
Taken Up.

IFt Idktn Ups
HNRESPASSlNG on The subscribers farm,
u SQRREL .M.9RE, with white face-Iaa
hands high-snpposed TO be six years old-and
appraised at $50. The owner OF said Mare is
requested 10 come forward. prove property, pay
charges and take her away
DecI26Z3t JACOB GRUBER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-12-26
Servants for Hire.

INV ILL be offered for hire, BY the subscri-
w ber.Iat Hazeltirld, on Friday he 27th day
81 Deeen'bsr5 inst all the. servants belonging 10
my Father. All those who hired servants DC me
last year ave expected TO relufn them with the
ciolh,ns specified II their bonds, ard cone, pre-
pared 10 cancel the same. w
Dec. ~. BEVERLY TUCKER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-12-26
TO tIIe Ladies'.

VUsr received and for sale very low.
- New style dress goods
ShaWls, CIoskings
JeilOrnamenis. sc. S H.asbo.esr &, Co.
Kahletown, Dec PC.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-12-26

Commissioners Office,
Dec. 10. ISL
ezThe above named Samuel SuideF, and the
credilorsof said Slrlder b. liens on his real
estate, are hereby required 10 appearjat my Of
zee, in chsrlessown, Jefferson County, Viz
GINA, on the lSk day Of January inert, with their
vouchers or other evidence, ID order that may
execute The decree from which The above is ex-
.rscied, EDM'D E-c00KE, Com.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-12-26
VIRGINIA, to wit:

IN the Circuit Superior Court OF Law and
chaneery for Jefferson County, Oct g, 1874:
The President, Directors and Company Of the Ha-
gsrstolrn Bank and others, PLAINTIFFS,
AGAINST
Samuel SItidsr and others. DEFENDANTS,
IN CH.9NCERY.
ExTRAtr FROM DECREE.
TT is ordered, Tha. Master Commissioner
Cooke do audit any further liens which may
be presented and proved before him, and leave
is given 70 the defendant, 5. Slfider, 70 show u
any Of the claims already reported. are entitled
10 further credits, and make report thereof 10
the next court:
A Copy-Teste,
r. 7. BROWN, Clerk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-12-26

Narroc Escope. Mr.. Bib, Secretary
Of the Treasury, came near ending his
official relations with the Goyetpment a
few weeks since. al Washington by an
accident as vet unexplained. His sleep
ing apartment was discovered 70 be op
FIRE at late hour. although before re''r-
inc he had adopted even more than GUS
tomary precauiion. The size Of the
room alone, prevented BAN rom beng
smothered, as therug, carpet, and part Ct
the furniture was consumed before ne
was awakened. &
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-12-26
Crinlping MacIlines

CrimPing Machines,
A NEW article,
Sleigh Bells, assorted, all kinds.
Skates, all sizes and prices, for sale by 8
c. HUGHES ARMISTEAD,
Baltimore, Dec 20. No 235 Bait 81.
HoFFEE MILLS-A great variety, whole.
sale and retail.
y c. HUGHES ARMIsTEAD,
Baltimore. Dec 90 No 235 BsIist
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-12-26

Horrible Piracy.-The N. Y. Trisune
has receiyeda letter dated Trieste, Octo-
Der 20 1874. relating the news ofthe cap
,ure Of az extraordinary large and well e
quipped pira,ical barque, named the "a
veerer.n The vessel was taken into
Trieste, and the disclosures the hands on
board made to their cspturers were beyond
conception. Their confessions are not
l(plly known, butthis rauch is true: The
sssoue has been cruising, practically, TOR
ibe lssrawo years. and ia that time there
h1xs been no less than 200 murders COM
mfs.ed by The crew, and ten ships. three
bsrques, one brig, and eleven gschooner's
iaken.and plunderedby her. The amount
Of treasure found on board The vessel was
immense. She is-sn English built vessel
with tall. raking masts, and Of abont 700
ions burihen. very sharp and deep.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-12-26

WNILL be offered for Hire, on Saiurdau lie
w 2sih instuat. al 8erryrille, the slaves be-
longing TO The heirs or Fl p Smith. deed.
TREADWELL, SMITH, .qirn'r.
Berryville, Dec ~.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-12-26

For Christmas & New Year /:
nRANGES, 3aisins. Figs. Almonds, Peeon
~ Nuts, Ju Jube Paste, assorted Candies,
Received and for sale BY
Dec 26l S H,ae6escer 6 Co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-12-26

CONSISTING Of Men, Women, Boys and
~ Girls, all Of whom can be highly recon-
mended. z. u. MORGAN,
RICHARD PARRAN.
Shepherdsfown Dec 20 al l.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-12-26

VIRGINIA., Jefferson County, Set.
DEcEMBER RULES. 1874, of the County
Cour;
" T. & z. P. Miller, PLAINTIFFS.
AGAINST
James W. Jones and Robert Worihingion,
= DEFENDANTS,
IN CHANGERY.
THE defendant, JAS. w. Jones. not having entered
his appearance, and given security according to
the PCT Of assembly and the rules OF this court !;
and II appearing BY satisfactory evidence mat
ne is not an inhabitant ofthis Commonwealth ::
II is ordered, That the said defendant do appear
here or the 1stday of the next March term, Of
this Court, and answer the bill OF the plaintiffs,
ADD that copy Of this order be forthwith in
sorted in some newspaper published in this
county, for two months successfully, and post
ed at the front door Of the Courthouse Of this
county. A copy Teste,
T. A. MOORE, c. c..
Dec o6 1874
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-12-26
For Hirc.

FOR the ensuing year. the following servants:
TIVE middle-sged experienced women. good
cooks. washers and ironers Two girls about
10 or 70 years old One stout boy, about IL
years Two rthree men, good farm hands.
Dec 10. G w HAMMOND +.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-12-26

Case Of Seduction -30n "Wednesday
last. ia our County Court. Mr., David
Star,znsn recovered from Mr.. Conrad
Smith. verdict Of $4,000 damages for the
loss Of services consequent upon tbe Sc
duciion Of bis daughter BY The defendant
this sum being he whole amount claim
ed. The verde, has given pnisersal 81.
i;sfsclion. a. Il furnishes an sssnranc4. that
virtue cannot be foihIetsly lr,mpled upon,
without meeting The ready and evenging
band q he laN.- Hssqsiopn Ierst.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-12-26

Fresh Groceries.
HID. New Orleans Sugar;
u J do Sugar-house Molasses;
10 Sacks Rio Coffee cheape Than Il has ever
enlsold in this mofkeI before.
Jusf received and for sale.
Dec 26r S H,aeborsr s. Co. /.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-12-26
NEGROES Cor Hire

HVHE subscriber will offer for hire. at Lee
j town. on Thursday HE 26th day Of Deem
Der, number Of valuable servants Men. Wo-
mefE, BOYS, and Girls.
Dec, 10. ADAM s. cambridge.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-12-26

Tiekels slO-Halves s5-QnarseTs p.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1844-07-05
GOVERNOR DORR.

BY the Rhode Island papers we per-
ceive that Governor Dorr has been
sentenced to confinement for life in
the State prison for his efforts in favor
OF free suffrage in Rhode Island. This
will fill every lover Of freedom in the
land with astonishment and indignation.
We could not believe that the federal
usurpers, who have now the reigns of
Government in that dIsfranchised state,
wnuld have dared to proceed to this
length with their tyranny. 1t must
open the eyes of muliitudes Of their
misguided followers in that State and
in the Union. Let the people remem-
Der that this usurpation is conntenanc-
ed by Henry Clay, and that the doings
offederalisrn in Rhode Island are ap-
proved by the party in power every
where.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1844-07-05

The Loran Republican Of late date, says that
Bradstrat c. Stevens, of Oberin, and father Of the
editor Of the Atlas, whg paper Of that place, has
publicly declared that he would not vote for Hen
nv Clay. And the same paper says that the Rev.
Daniel w. Lathrop, late editor Of the same paper,
has also come out against Clay, declaring that unless
the coons could show him that Henry Clay is
better man than he really is, he could not support
him.
0o- The whg press begins to exhibit alarm
the demonstrations of the democracy here in favort
of Polk and Dallas. We begin ourselves to think
that this alarm is very well founded.-.N Y. Her.
aid.
s.an exploded ealumny" against Henry Clay is
shown up in southern paper over the signature
of Richard Cheatum. You can't cheat 'en that
way, Mister. Henry did make that .'bargain,"
and can't get out Of it.
Samuel W. Black, Esq. of Pittsburg, who was
Harrison stumper in 1910, and, as many Of our
readers know, made flaming speech at Steuben-
vile that year, has recently ''come out from among
the foul party" and IS now addressing his fellow
citizens in favor of Polk and Dallas.
Neville Craig of Pistsburg, has left the coons
and joined the abolitionists. His paper goes for
Brney and Morris.
Lucius Burke and James Edgerson, and many
others have left whigery in Morgan county, la.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1844-07-05

during the last years Of the general suspension, gave
that impulse to trade, business, and commerce,
which saved the country from hopeless ruin and IT.
retrievable bankruptcy. The elements OF this re-
susctation were not derived from the manufac'
turing interest under a high protection, but from
the products of the great agricultural class, and the
means of business introduced into the country by
the specie derived from the sale of their surplus in
foreign markets. The substratum ofall our pros
perity and wealth-the basis Of all our happiness,
virtue, and patriotism--arises from the industry
and the grand moral power which the great agrl-
cultural class holdsin its control. And, Mr. Chair-
man, thank Heaven that il is so; and that this
class does now, and will, as hope, for centuries
in perpetuity, maintain its wholesome and prepon-
deratng influence over all others II is among the
yeomanry Of the land, that we must look for those
sturdy republican characteristics which distinguish
us as nation among all the nations Of the earth
Unobstrusive, viruous, and contented, you never
find them, sir, iniestng your halls of legislatlon'
extorting laws at your hands TO legallze on their
part the plundering of their neghbors; nor for i'm
positions to their own benefit upon any other class
of their fellow-citizens. Nor, sir their services,
and their resources, and their lives, they are ever
ready 10 lay down upon the altar of their country,
in the preservation of its Institutions, its liberty and
its integrity
ITO be concluded nert reek