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nv I,as. Vjghts Xoutherp Nal,

BALrsoRE Dec IgArr rigs Erie. Rio Janeo; R,ya (Br)
Trnidad chfs Blaze Hawk Portsmouh: Shea q, N"ntpen
Ct: Tam O'Shanter Gloucester. I'D barqus Chenang ong
Boston: schrs Abby Amelia. Otter Rochester L. MERRILL
Pu,iap, ri,IA Dec ao-Ar schrs w Godfrey Godfrey.
New York. Cynasurc Porlsnd Cid briggs Mara Port au
Prince: VIM Pitt Boston; C;rowler, Mobile; Ella, Delaware
City
Brig Jud.on Russell from New York for Dsmerara days
an, Nov q, LAT I'd Ion not r~co ecied
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triscelianeous RECORD.

Ship Southport Charleston; barques Isabella Cork Clare
mont, New Orleans; brig CordeIia, Boston, aud others
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II AMEgG HkECENk o, zss'sr, Uhssss ssd Ls5d: y
The New York herald., 1845-01-11

Correspondence of the Hsrald.J
ParLAprLPHrA. Jan. o. l6<

JAMES G. BENNETT, ESQ.,;
The anniversary of the Battle Of New Orleans
was celebrated in this goodly city with great eclat
Yesterday No less than six public dinners actually
took place in honor of the day, and the democratic
family, although by no means harmoniously linked
together, had no reason to complain OF any want
of completeness or comprehensveness in the ar
rangements. The democratic festival held at the
Assembly rooms, however, was by far the most at
tractive and the most numerously attended. The
ARRANGEMENTS were on a scale of magniicence and
splendor which left nothing for the most iasdious
taste to desire; while the Hon. Calvin Blithe, the
great beloved oil the young democracy, presided
over the meeting with dignity and grace which
prevented those outbrrsts OF bad passion and those
violations Of decencv, which too frequently mani
fest themselves on occasions OF this KIND, Inc
yousg democracy is evidently taking the lead in
refinement well in principles, to the great an
noyance Of the Old Hunkers, who, in their spas.
modic efforts TO retain even the shadow OF power,
are rapidly unfolding their peculiares to the gaze
OF the shallowest obse rver of passing events;
What contributed not little to render the day
one OF unusual hustle and qualification, was the un
expected advent Of the President elect's brother,
who reached this city from Washington al o'clock
Yesterday morning. From very early hour after
breakfast the calls upon Mr.. Polk poured in as
thick as bullets at the famous battle OF Austerlitz
although the greatest portion OF them failed TO pro.
duce the same striking effect, as Mr.. Polk is evil
IDENTIFY man Of fine penetration, and is very apt
to survey scrupuousy the ground about and around
him before he leaps. Invitations, to honor with
his presence the various public dinners, to be gwen
in the evening, were promptly rendered to him
none OF which, however, he accepted, preferring
10 dine with select number OF friends a, the
Washington Hotel, comprising Robert Tyler,
Judge Sutherland, Judge Bllthe, the Postmaster,
ur Bradford, and L. +. Tasistro, who accom-
oanies HIM Soon after dinner, Mr.. Polk, attend.
ed by HIS frends visited the party collected at the
Asst mbly Rooms, where ne was received with .
toundng After this he proceeded to the Museum,
where his reception, il not quite SO warm anc
cordial, was at least respectful and decorous.
This evening, Colonel Polk will leave this city
after sojourn OF twenty.fo hours in the empo
rum, viii return 10 Washington.
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before Chlef Justice joiner.
TJAN. l0-Berkdrd vs. Raur- Slander.-The jury In
charged
William B. Crosby vs.. William CalIen.-This
ton OF assumpst brought t, recover amount of
tain taxes which covered in 1887 with the ine
and costs. and against the defendant promise
made plaintiff ct his request Plaintiff produced
lease made by him to party named John "a Smith. In
$780, for term Of ten years with covenant therein that
SIN tn, the tenart should pay the taxes Smith. ap-
peared gave motgag on the Lease to defendant, who
forecosed under promises, and bid in
Counsel for the defence moved for nonsutt on the
ground that this form of action could net be maintained
because it appeared he sought to make him liable upon
proof Of his beng assignee and that the form Of action
The CouRr held that action may be maintained sgainN
him in the present form OF assumpst because appear
ed that the paid by the panG at the request
of the defendant who was regularly bound.
For deence was further contended that defendant was
not assignee
Verdict for plaintiff $3.50 II damsges and cents COSTS
subject to the opinion of the Court be made
outwth liberty to either party to turn II into bill Of
ceptons
for plaintiff Msrbury and Crosby For defendant. Mr..
Muhlock.
Sarah Nc Donnen Bank for Savings the CRY ef NJ
claimed by plaintiff, who is sempress-l dyed
by her in the bank The defence set up that plain
E had been paid certain amount Of money appeared
by the books She having loit her book procured
cond one and they contend that the corresponding entry
Of the amount refunded must have been made In the other
book which ia lost.
There appearing proof of the deposit the Court d.
rected a nonsuit
Before Judge vanderpoel.
Peter BGrthsemy The New York Poudrstte Co.-ln
this case already noticed the jury will render sealed
verdict this forenoon.
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Over and Terminer.


Before Judge Kent and Aldermen Bunting end Jackson
JAN. l0.-Monroe Edoards.-The application made by
Mr. Whiting, the ex-Disrict Attorney on the part Of
Brown Brothers Co. to have refunded the expenses
incurred by them in the prosecution Of Monroe Ed
wards has been denied The Court sat pro forma and
adjourned over sine die.
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ParrAcE TO rHr F,rrr Ep,r,or

To render this publication interesting to the
general reader have procured from various authentic
sources. bret genealogical and histocalo biographical
in ths community into whose hsnds wealth has concen
trated We have endeavored do equal and exact jus
ce 10 the parties, and have deemed that we have been
rendering an especial service those particularly
who by honesty and laborious industry have raised them
selves from the obscure and humble walks s gr
wealth and consideration If there b. by any possibility
statements pledge ourselves correct
them in our next edition Our aim has been to wound
the OF no one but to do strict justice to ALL and
edition has been carefully revised and almost every bio
graphical notice entirely written, to remove
to the former editions II has bsen found necessary
exclude several names, while to the amount
Of near one third the whole number in the book have
been added to ths edition. There has besn added also
large quantity Of interesting biographical and historical
matter az derived from the consultation Of books and H.
as complete and accurate as its and scope admits
New York. december, lS4ll t4A
The New York herald., 1845-01-11
U. 8. Circuit Court.


JAN. l0.-J. s. Mott vs. Dorid c. Woed-This was an
action of trespss adou ned from yeserday) to
damages for infringement of patent right for
strucpg stoves The plaintiff, hsppeared, got out two
patents in December, 1893. and the other IN July
1885, and sues for the infringement thereof Adjourned
over to this forenoon.
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WEALTH AND BIOGRAPHY
OF THE
WEALTHY CITIZE Ms

NEW YORK CITY,
Comprising an Alphabetical Arrangement of Persons
Estimated to be worth 500 600 and upwards.
With the Sums appended to each name
Being useful to Banks, Merchants,
and others.
FIFTH EDITION.
Enlarged to Ten Times the Original Mstter and now
Containing brief Biographical and Genealogical
Notices Of the principal Persons in this
Catalogue.
ALSO, A VALUABLE rABLE sTArrsTIcs
NEw YoRx:
Compiled with much care end
PUBLISHED AT THE SUN OFFICE.
l846
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Circuit Court.
Raforp .Iud9o Keuf


JAN. l0-Brown Eiy-The jury in this case alresdy
noticed rendered verdict for plaintiff osdsmsges
and cents cost.
Kentish vs. Lothian et ai-PuGng-This case, noticed
in yesterdays Herald adjourned over to Monday.
argument Term.-The special term for argument
In this Court is fixed for this day.
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Spread of the Onderdomk Ercitement-A Good Er-
csse for Bishop Onderdo,sk, ,oho is Defended By
the Ladies Of Ne,cbwrgh.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Esq;
The New York herald., 1845-01-11
Common Pleas,

Before Judge DAILY.
JAM l0.-Eiixa B. Jlsaei jones Munroe.-This case
already noticed il still bt fare the court.
The New York herald., 1845-01-11

MANUFACTURING IN CHARLRsToN.-There b
been much said OF late about establishing man
features among u.s. and we learn that serious e6t
10 made to gather moderate capital to he embarked IN
cotton factory 10 Charleston IL proposed to limit
operations to makrg yarn for the northern and Eur
pean markets. and pehsps TO add the weaving Of soI
Of the cotton fabrics Ths this can be done au
ccssfully under high duties low duties. or no duti
and carried on In the right way Chayfesfon Msr.
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Estate 0G Joseph Grove.

Notice is hereby gwen, thai the un-
darsigned has been appointed and QnaI'
fed as Executor OF The estate ol Joseph
Grove, late OF Carroll county, Ohio,
deceased Those indebted 10 sa,d estate
are required to make immediate pay
ment, and those having claims will pre-
sent them legallv proven for settlement
within one YEAR from this date.
BENJAMIN BOlCE. Exec'r.
November 2l, lS45 Cat.
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municaton from one hundred and fifty
correspondents, farmers < men Of science.
This shews conclusively that the CULTIvA-
TOR has the appreciation of those for whom
it is designed, and that its permanency has
been established. A portion OF each num-
Der of the new volume will be devoted to
the Mechanic Arts, and every department
embelished with numerous eagruvings.
0ITTER.hS.-Single subscriptions, or
any number less than four, one doltar each
per ear. Four copies ordered at one
time, (Iey need not be to one address,
Mrre doIarS, and at the same rate (seVenty-
.Gioe cenis) for any larger number-pay-
ments in all cases to accompany the Or
der.
Letters enclosing current bills may be
sent at the risk and expense of the pub
Usher.
We hardly know in what way the farm
er or mechanic could more advantageous
ly lay out dollar than by sending it to the
publisher, Mr.. NJ. B. Bateham, Columbus,
Ohio, and receiving the CuItivator in re-
turn.
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j. OI1} Il iE' AR lYlS TO LEASE
ON CHRISTMAS DAY, 25lh OF
DECEMBER NEXT.

The Trustees Of the original survey
ed township, No Is (Harrlson,) Carroll
county Ono. will NEE, on tfe 25 h Of
December next, at the house oI Henry
Drkenson. on secuon NJ l6 Of SAID tp.
at 10 O'Clock, A M. of said day, Tor the
purpose Of letting said section by quar,
crs for he term OF three years lrom III
Fl Of o. Aprrl next Ihe terms will he
made know n on the day Of renting,
S i'd section ia situated on the old
state road leading from C"rro'I'on 10
Canton. within Fl e miles Of rhs Sandy
aud Beaver Canal; four lrom CarroIIon
aud InIOng the village OF New Harris
hurgh The land is in stale o. gnnd
cultivation. About 100 acres OF which
is improved 90 each quarter. Good
Buildings, &c. &c.
LEONARD HARSH, Clerk.
Nov 20. l845,
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FOR SALE.

wish 10 sell my tavern stand in the
town Of Waynesburgh, Stark county, D
bo; the house is large and convenient,
with two lots and Two stables, and (oun'
thin pump. All Of whlrh will be dispo'
sed Of on reasonable terms For furlh-
or particulars enquire OF the subscriber
living on The premises
HENRY ELSON.
October "a lS45 -2-4I.
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Estate Of John M'AIIister.

Notice is hereby given, that the un-
dersigned has been appointed and quaIl-
fed as Executor OF the estate Of John
McA lister, late OF Carroll county, Ohio,
deceased.
Those indebted to said estate are re-
qured to make immediate payment, and
rnose having claims will preser, the m
legally proven Tor settlement within one
year from this date.
ROBERT R. GEORGE. Ex'r.
November 2l, lS45-6-4t.
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Nov 2S. l645
Estate OrHenry Martin.

N ilce IS hereby given hat the under
signed has been appointed and qualified
as Administrator Of Ihe estate OF Henry
Martin, late oil Carroll county. Ohio
deceased Those indebted TO said estate
are required TO MAKE immediate pny.
men,. nnd those having claims will pre-
sent them legally proven for settlement
within one year from this date
JOHN MARTIN, Admir-.
Dec 5 l845
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Sale Of Real Estate.

Pursuant to an order ot the Court Of
commnn pleas for CarroII county al the
Novemher Term thereof, wi offer for
sale on the premises, the late residcoce
Of Josorh Busler, d"ce sod on the 6 h
day NJ January A D, 1916, between
the hours Of 10 O'Clock, \ NJ AID o..
clock. p NJ, of sald day, III" following
described land, situate IN Ullon ioWn-
siup in said couoly, 10 wa: The west
h4lf Of the south east quarter OF section
twenty seven. (27l in township thirteen,
(I3) Of range SIX, (6) containing eighty
(SO) q"rcs, more nr less, subject 10 the
dover Of Mary Bus Or, widow.
Terms OF safe --one third ca.h in
hand, one third in one vPar, and the
residue in Two years with interest from
the dBV Of sale 10 be secured by mort
gage on the premises.
JON " RUSLER,
Administrator o. Joseph Buoler, decd
December 5rh, l845
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Estate of Joshua Ravis.

Notice is hereby given, that the 0n-
designed has been appointed and quo'I
fed as Administrator or the estate of
Joshua DAVIS, late Of Carroll county, o.,
dscsased. Those indebted to SAID es
Isre ere required to make immediate
paymenr, and those having claims will
present them legally proven for se;i.e-
ment within one wear from this tR'e
JOHN GREGG. Adm'r.
z oVemher 81, lS45 -6 4.
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Estate Of John CTiSs.

~ Office is hereby gwen, that The
~ undersigned has been appointed
and qualified as Administrator, with The
will annexed, oI the estate Of John CrIss
lalo Of CarroII county. Ohio. deceaSeo'
Those inde bied to said estate are qu''
red to make immcdIate payment and
,hoss having CLAIMS will present them
lsosIlv proven fpr settlement within one
ear from his Dat"
HENRY CRISIS, AJa4'r
October 10 1916 = 52 -.
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{ AUDITORS OFFICE,
Sept. 1lth, l845.
THE STATE OF OHIO, J..
Carroll County,

foregoing be correct list of Lands Town Lots &C. redrn
Taxes by the Treasurer
county, Is nulry lS45 tor the Taxes 1914 and the interest
oty onsaila axp and e 'S45 annexed.
NOTICE THEREFORE, HEREBY GIVEN that the whole the
pra tracts L,nd ed the list Uch
Taxes and charged there
the fown OF Carroon said coua Of
second Monday Of January next, by the Iasu
O'Clock A. NJ o sad dy unless Inc xes
interest and penalty charged paid before hat
THOS r. HARBAUGH, Auditor Carroll CO, O.
December 5 ls45.
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MARRIED.

On the 4h inst by N. Abrahims, ESQ.,,
Mr.. ROBERT HAWK 10 Mrs. ELIZABETH Oil.
PHANT, 10th Of Union township, Carroll CO
On the same day, by Benjamin Boice,
Esq. Mr.. PETER SMITH to Mss ELIZABETH
ALLENDER.
On the 9th inst, by the same, Mr. VIII.
LIAM ALLISON to Miss ANN JOHNSTON, al
OF Fox township, Carroll co.
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GNOT1CE..n

HIDES Tanned on the shares ss
usua a The Yerd of The subscriber, at
lie east end Of Carrollon, OHIO
JOHN W. YOUNG.
Nov. 2l, 1915.
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ms non Of Dan,eI B.rln, deceased
DAVID Berlin, JOaepn Berlin. Matv B r.
tia, ana Thomas Wallace and + zabrlh
Wallace his wife.
10 pursuance to an order Of sale, dlrec
ted to M. administrator ot the est0te ot
Daniel Berlin. deceased, by the court ul
common pleas Of Carroll county, Ohio,
al their August term, A. D. 645 | Will
UH''r for sale on the premises on Tuesday
the 80 day OF D ce mber next, between
the h urs OF 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. and A O.
clock, P. M. Inc following property, to
wit: part Of section twenty eight, (28)
township thirteen, l3 range SIX, (6)
commencing on the east side Of the Car
roIton road leading to New Hogers own,
thence south thirty five degrees, east
tV en,y seven perchos and two lenths,
tht nee uorlh fify FIVE degrees, tas'twen
ty two perches, thence north sixty -one
degrees east rhlrlv.slX perches, Ibence
north fourteen degrees east nineteen
perches, thence north fty-twO degrees,
easttweRty two perches, 10 large ~hIe
oak, thence west seventy perches and
| lhrse lenlhs tothe CsrroItuD ROAD, ,tht nee
south seventy degrees, west Elnetet n
oerches, thence south twenty seven de
grees, west twenty four perches 10 the
place OF beginning, containing eighteen
acres aud hlrly seven perches, more or
les: sad premises are SUBJECT 10 he
/ dnQer OF lhp widow, which is set of ny
metes and bour ds to sard Ejzaheth Wal
lace, Conlain,ng seven acres; aGd ure ap
p,a,std d al $500.
THOMAS WALLACE. Adm'r.
/ de bonus nan al the estate O Daniel Ber
lin. decd.
November 2S. Is45.-Sw Pr fee So IS
Sandy and Beaver Canal.
FSNHE Stockholders Of The Sar DIV aOd
Beaver Canal Company are here
Nv noifed, that they are required tc
p,y an Insrame five dollars IN each
share OF Stock, on or before the 6rsI
oav OF January nrx', and one OI The
same amovnl on or before the first oI
/ February next, to the TrPasUUr OF the
Company. at the Canal off e 10 New
, Lisbon. Ohio Being the 5 h and 9Th
| Iasla mtnls.
By order # the Board.
CHAS. D HOSTETTER,
Sec'y ) & B G. Co.
Office IF the s Il B Canal Co.
November IS lS45.
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NOTICE

Al nv instance an attachment was
this day issued BY Geo Pugh. a Justice
of the Peace of Harrison township. A.
gainst the prope rty and effects OF G
Alger Hudson, an absent debtor, dated
this 18Th day OF November, l845
JOHN EARNST.
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Delinquent List, lS4S.

List of Lands and Town Lots Carroll county, Ohio returned Den
County County Auditor 18Th day Of
S45 with the and penalty Of 1874 and the
ax o ls45 annexed.
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SHERIFFS SALE.

Rv virtue OF TWO several wri's OF Ven
dl Exponas, 10 me drrscied out Of the
court of Common Pleas, ol Carroll co
ONO, | will otler lor So al The door OF
the cour' house III CartoIIton, IN Ihurs
day The Sth day OF January xt. e.
tween the hours Of 10 o'cIock, A. NJ
aud A O'Clock, P N Of said day: The
west half OF he south east quarter OF
section Two. ~ IN township fifteen U5)
Of range SIX (6l conlaing eIshIy acres,
more or lees
Taken in execution aud will be sold
by
F. MCGUIRE. Sherif
Nov % I845 Z Prs Fee S. 80
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\ Large stock Of cotton yarn. oi he
"a best Qusjnv, iu't received esd Cur
6 lc che ~ CUNMI>G, d CaMpR,a.
MAY 10, 1915 SLIT
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w. u. Lie YD,

attorney and Connection al Lar, and So
hriior in ChdHrery.
OFFICE, near The "Errhangp," in tht
Room formerly occupied by John Duhbar
Esq. CARRoLLToN, Ohio.
CarroIlton, NoYcIntcr 81, l345.--uG.
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ESTATE OF JOSEPH MILLER.

ESTAT Z UF JVISEPH WILLEK,
Notice is hereby given that the un'
dersigutd have been appointed and
qualified sp Executors Of the estate OF
Joseph Miller, late OF Carroll county,
Ohio, deceased Those indebted to said
estate are required to make immediate
payment, and those having claims will
present them legally proven wihn one
year Of this dqle.
JOSEPH W MILLEP.)
SOLOMON MILLER Executors,
ABR AHAM MILLER,
Decemher IL h. l645.
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ER EcKLEy j. NJ DAVIS
9g9 I22 8 DAVIS

Attorneys md C0uasellors Ut LaW,
Have pnrared INTO par'nnrshrp. and
will practice their pro 'pssio' in Carroll
and the adjoining cruu ties All business
entrusted 10 them will receive prompt
Rrentinn.
OFFICE, in the fran" hiding, 0npo-
site the vest roor Of uhe Courthouse.
Carrolton. Dec 5. l845
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HIDES! IEINES!

4 vii pay iour cen per pound, IN lea
h her for clfan slaughtered hoes az my
Iannery at The fn0' oi The hill
JOHN W. YOUNG.
0rtoi 81, I845 g lf
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Thomas Wallace, Administrator de DO
ms non Of DANIEL B.rln, deceased
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Public Sale.

Nov % I845 - Z Prs Fee S. 30.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-02-15
ANNEXATION.

The Richmond ComplIer,a decided vi big
paper, has a sensible article Oh this subject,
IRON which we extract the following. The
other portions Of NE article redcuIe the idea
Of The annexation producing wal with Great
Btilain or Mexico, or lendlng 10 a dissOlu
lion of lhe Union
The 1eras QUesIion-On this question
we see land, and we are glad Of il We
have scarcely doubt but the Senate will
act this Sc sion, and admit Texas The
signs and the most reliable rumors Justify
Ihls conclusion They are questions oI
utility connected with II which give rise to
a great contrarle,y OF opinion We have o!
ten expressed ours We think the admlss
ion Of Texas will confer beneti.s on every
section Of the Union while it will on
Iy do injury 10 the South The North
will derive nothing but benefit from il'k he
South will derive some political advantages
but her general prosperity will for some
time certainly be seriously marred by it.
We think that after annexation
takes psce,as we believe it vii, there will
be such calm on the subject as to leave 10
Trace Of the excitement It has occasIOned.
Having, Of course, our notions Of the way
Me thlng should be done, we shall, never
Iheless, be glad when ii is effected. SuCh
result you'd be well Zoe he country. now
so much exciled and ,be US 10 return
in discussion of nur lnnpsIic cnnrprus