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BURLINGTON HAWK-EYE.

have opened the door to second vote
being taken on any question. and it
would seem to admit a candidate to
stand up after his defeat and declare
himself not vanqnished amids, lusty
calls Tor new election. According to
the principle thus adopted it unhinges
every thing and no one can tell whe,h
er an election by the people is to be
decisive or otherwise. Notwi,hstand.
ing the protestations from all quarters
that the Constitution voted down in
April was dead, our rulers determined
that the people should vote on it again,
and they were obliged to obey.
There never was party more san.
gnine OF success in any measure than
were the admirers Of this Constitution
that they should succeed al the second
trial. The eXertions made TO accom-.
plish their object were unremitting.
Every effor. that could be thought of
was put in requisilion. Appeal after
appeal was made-mo,ive upon motive
was urged. The Constitution was
chris'ened and held up as a kind of
democratic prodigy. There seemed to
be no doubt of its success, and its god
fathers already saw it carried-in their
imaginations-by 1000 majority.
But the Is, Monday in August came
and with it the death knell of the Con.
st'sution. As long ago as the LIST of
May we bespoke for it a ..defea, as
overwhelming and decisive as that ex-
perienced by the British at the Battle
of New Orleans" and we believe we
were no. far from our reckoning. it's
a triumph Of patriotism over dema-
gogneism-tru,h over error-true de-
mocracy over loco focoism. We rejoice
to know that enough were found to
break the shackles Of dictalion and Sc
cure its defeat.
1t is not that the wings in the Terri
tory are opposed to coming into the
Union that they voted against that Con-
stituiion, over and over again. No No.
|, is because they wish to have a Con.
stisution which shall protect alike all
classes of the people and which shall
be so destitute of party prominences and
invidious distinctions as to enable all to
live under il tremendously, and each
be permitted TO enjoy his predictions
as wing or democrat without. infring-
ing either the letter or spirit of the
Constitution. In the succeeding mum.
bers we shall endeavor 10 show how
this may be done, accompanied by rea.
sons which we hope will commend
themselves to the rank and file of both
parties.
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From the Du Bugue transcript.
Miners, Bank.

Judge Wilson has appointed Messrs.
Shields ant! Rupert. Trustees under the
late act Of the Legislature providing for
the winding up Of the Miners Bank.
10 the appointment Of these gentlemen
we presume there can be no objection.
They are regarded by all we believe as
honorable and law abiding men.
We hope that The vexed questions Of
forfeiture of charter and the VALIDITY of
the late Repeal act may be speedily
settled and done with forever.
Believing that the Bank, If continued
as u has been since its last RESUMPTION
would be Of service and ADVANTAGE IN
the citizens generally Of both CITY and
county, we would be pleased 10 see j,
sustained; but if il must 90 down. ,ge
are as able To live without il as others
We understand tina, the Prosecuting
Attorney, Mr. Grant, and Mr. Davis.
attorney for the Bank, have agreed 10
make up case for the next term of our
Court IN Nov. when we hope decision
will be had by our Court a, least.
We give below copy of the demand
made by the Trustees on the Cashier
OF the Bank, and his answer.
10 Mordica Nobley. Cashier of the Miner,'
Bank Of Du Buque:
Please take notice that we the nm
derslgned have been appointed Trus.
tees by the Judge of the Sd Judicial
District of the Territory of Iowa.
agreeable to an &C. passed a, the last
session of the Legislature of the Terri.
tory aforesaid. entitled ian Act to
repeal the charter of the Miners Bank
OF Du Buque. and provide for winding
up the affairs of the same Therefore
by virtue of said appointment, and by
the power vested in US as Trustees bv
SAID law, we as Trustees aforesaid. re-
quest and require of you that YOU as
Cashier OF said Bank, deliver up to us
all The property and effects of said
Bank, forthwith.
BENZ, snl lie Trustees
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Ne'cs from the Emigrants. SIEVE.
raj letters have been received in town
and vicinity during the last week from
the Oregon emigrants. Those from
Wiley and Holland we have seen.-
Bennett has written but we have not
seen his letter. We may give some
extracts hereafter. They were all well
and date from Fort Laramie, July l2
and l3.
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The monster steamship Grea. Brit
ain arrived in New York on the 10Th
inst. in Is days from Liverpool. The
news she brings is not important.
Trade is still good. American But
ter and Cheese scarce.
Ireland is in disturbed state in con.
sequence of the extreme poverty-"the
chronic disease of that coun,ry'-of
the people.
Smyrna has again been visited by
dreadful confagration. 5000 houses
and property amounting to 5000, 900
sterling were consumed
The Great Britain was the "lion" in
New York al last dates. Upwards Of
10000 persons had visited her, paving
25 cents for the sight, and an addition
al "bi.' is charged Cor look into her
engine room.
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ANS WEIR


To Benz. Shields and J. G.. Rupert TINS.
tees:
GENTLEMEN:-'The Board of Direct
ors OF the Miners Bank of Du Buoue,
after duly considering the demand made
by you upon me This morning, to vii:
That the property and effects Of the
Bank be delivered to you forthwith"
have directed me no. to comply with
the same.
They have further directed me to
express TO you their regret of the pas.
sage of the act Of the Legislature pro-
viding for winding up the affairs of the
Bank. and under which YOU have been
appointed They consider the same
altogether illegal, and in direct viola.
tlon of the provisions Of The act by
winch the Bank was incorporated and
OF seeking to deprive the Corporation
unJnstly Of their rights and privileges
guarnteed to it by law. They there
lore. for the purpose, not of resisting
the law, but of ascertaining the rights
OF the Corporation, have directed me To
respectfully decline complying with the
demand you have made,
am respectfully your obi serv't,
NJ. MOBLEY Casb
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WARLIKE.-A regiment of volunteers
is about being organized in St Louis,
whose services will be rendered To the
President, in the event Of war with
Mexico. Major LOUIS V. BoGy has
been recommended as Col. He has
the true grit and will make frs. rate
comm ander in such an enterprise.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-08-28

Peaches.-We thank our neighbor
Mckinley for those Peaches he sent US
from his orchard.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-08-28

DIR HARRIS a very celebrated Dentist
is now and will remain for a few DAYS
at the Barrett House." All those az
flicted in any way by their teeth had
better give him call.
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"Down with the Thrift" and

"Down with the thrift" and "IIur-
rah for the Sub Treasury" will be the
watch words of the loco focos a, the
next meeting of Congress. The Tariff
mus, BE- destroyed, with all lis benefits,
in order to introduce the Sub Treasury
scheme among the people. The gov
ernmen. wants more dependents, and
to enlist about 10000 direct tax gath
erers under the Sub Treasury project
would be grand army to perpe,ua,e
loco focQism. It's Introduction would
destroy the sures, fountain of prosperi-
fy to the country. But what do dem.
agogues and Office seekers care for that!
The people will, however. have some.
thing to say in the matter
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The following specimen of grandi-
loquence we clip from the editorial col.
umns of the last Capital Reporter
when the idle waves, that lash
themselves into fury, shall prevail
against the immovable rock of Gibral-
raltar, then and not till then, may the
forces of federalism prevail against the
sturdy and sterling forces Of the Hawk
Eve Democracy"
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Death by Poison. On last Sunday
evening Swiss man and his wife. re-
siding in this place, prepared tea from
a decoctlon of herbs-among which
was the Gympsum weed or Stramoni-
nm, which they mlstook for a plant
indigenous 10 Swltzerland-and drank
1t. They were soon after seized with
the most dreadful spqsms. The WON.
an expired in the greatest agony about
four and a half hours after having drank
OF the tea The man still lives and
will recover, but will always he apt 10
fee! the effects of the poison in his sys.
tem.-Dauenpor Ga@.
We have received from Mr. Rosebor-
ongh, specimen Of the marble alluded
to last week as having been discovered
in Rock Island county Ill. |, is a
beautiful JET black and free from coarse
lime stone. thus susceptible Of a fine
polish. For centre tables, man,les,
&C., it canno, be excelled for beauty.
The ledge is % inches in thickness
ID.
The Miners Express with some
pomp, publishes the "Statislics of Du
Buque. by Julins p. Bolivar McCabe,
Esq, Author of the Gazetteer of Wis.
consin." The same gentleman, after
short sojourn here. furnished us with
statistics Of this place bat the truth was
so distorted that we would not publish
them.-Ib.
A suggestion is already made that Mr.
Polk should confer on Capt Rynders
the command of the new army which
may be appointed to invade Mexico.
Kynders. II is admitted, displayed great
generalship in the conduct Of the grea,
political war in New York, by which
he secured the vote of that State for
Mr. Polk. The Empire Club would
form very good regiment 10 begin
with; and Bill Ford. Country NcCius.
key and other slasher- gaff spirits. so
useful in the New York election, nigh,
well be retained in the Immediate ser.
vice of General Rynders. Then, again,
the hero of Chepachet-Gov. Dorr,
hImself-wilh that sword, nigh. well
be employed in like conspicuous duty
in the new army. The lesser heroes
OF Chepachet-ihose who "thought dis
cretion the better par, Of valor," might,
notwithstanding their cowardice, be in.
duceo to enrol themselves under the
banner Of Gen. Rynders. and rare fes,s
OF chlvalry. would. no doubt, follow
such an opening. We are not certain
that such an organization. with the
spoils placed fairly before them, would
not be the most effeciual which could
be made.-Mo. Republican.
Laborcrs lFanted.-The contract
ors on The Illinois and Michigan Canal
advertise for three thousand laborers.
Good wages are promised.
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The city Of Springfield, Ill.,, have re-
fused to grant licences for the sale or
malt. vlnous or spirituous liquors.
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L NE ALERS. UNIrED STATE DEPOT OF
MEDICINES.-Thc sulc aud geucral
\g"n' ic> for the sale of a Genwre n most pnp-
liar Me- irine-, has been appoint d. aud invc-'ci
" q" var ou~ propF, TO :, n the hdn' s OF T. w.
wort X Sous. of he CpLUMBs>N COLLEGE, No.
j. North = con'i street, Piilairlph a, 'ur the t,n-
cn'encI' AMI express pur.us" oi supplying all
Woes ic pur HI ers at one partpt lar paint.
o. DR. y. w Dvntt & Sons, have iua,c snch
rrangcucnts with TN" ~pr"prirto $ If ne mast Joi
'lar medicines now in usr, "A To- enabl, tn, IN TO
u IRE alva' t,y'ou- terms Il az thcv an ia gen ri
7" rr"cn'cd from the prop'i,tors ihrmrr YES. And
"a ~" SOPHISTICATED prrp,iatiuns ale kept ar sr q at
his stab iIum mt. iherci- no iiak OF getting Cuun-
I rife article, with which the courtry now a.
y u,ds
The attenti'n o. H. public is solicited, to all at
IN" F''unt ain He al a alb W., wlrrc il kept TO sale,
md inav he examined tn" most rzt. usivca d zen
cral A-@nrtnrnt nf Proprietary ARTICLES o. Mvdi-
ines, to sc "rni in the Uni c : tat =.
For the ronVcn enc, of those who il may n G he
convent MT 10 app " At the show. establishment
." have "Niahli he'd ; PgcIaL DEPorsi in tbs f~.lluwfnr
lit -. VIII re the most tn a tel ; e,niaiucd in
~ = = ~" nj c1'alrEuc are To bc fpnnl.
RIG INoND, Va, ut the store IF a. Duval &
Co. al Vain -trrrt.
NSlIINC: ON. ID C at tn" ct. re Of Robert
Farnh I'M, Garner % Eleventh street and p, nm Av-
Cn. H.
B\LTTN1RE, Md. at the store of S. S. Ia ncc,
y" IS Baltimore greet.
NEW Y 'RK, NJ. bSI Nliicn Lane.
AtHANY. y. ", NJ 50 State str 1T.
BbSfON, NtsS No = " ,trr -brrr
All "f VIII IN are az ulicl from the Columbian
Cottage md Eountnin Mead If
hI3 +. w. DY ,Tr < SONS.
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COCK d co Inv

Join COOKE q co have ,t r cciv II
- pee s'i!r Leroy f'nm New Yo k. aud ar, urw
DRY GOODS, {" whch they invite the ,Henti n IF
nurChIS r.. !n,ti wholesale and retail The Stock
Is Wen as rtcd an consists in part "a fnll"'vs:
10 1, ia and IL { Il bb nd Bound Whitney
Il d. f"llnr and Grrcu lannrl+; Green Biz:
Bro vn. BI"a"ncl and C1lnu ed Cinton Fltunrls;
DtrsS aud F"rnitur" Cllicu'-; T,bc Di tp"r. = 1
mi 10 4. wide Ruasir d ;: Birds Eve d.; HUGH r.
.'''k de-; Z .lorrd End Tnwrl.; Log La WI and
IL n"u Ga nhr &; Linen Cimbr'c 10 rndkrr. hr,fs;
ihm > itCheh do; Cnlnured Kord rcd do: Bltnslev
>tcciIn :, tir e ytr- wiIc c rtnn d.. sru.r width :;
Black. BLU. Mind and Fancy Satim.ts IT, ed
or Sack C"a'a; Sup rinr y ic kskin Cassimct4, p al !
Z n'kinE; Back, Su', Green, Cltrnt. an - her
col"nrci Cin'h-; Black, Blue, and Fu C,-i.
in"rca BIackSinn Twc'"ls: Woo EN- VcStinr,; va
',i'ia d. superior Cash mr. d.; NixeI hoe
SKINS; '2-4 White Na"sr lis Gu It's: Paper Cam
brio F"rn'turr Ch ck-; Br wn fblnuI; FIR nch
'rice; Twk v r Il C "tnr, fm Stripping; & IA <u
y N i"rS; Cotton do; Gus IN re S rnwls Imitation
q 'Shinrrc do; Da mask do; Sh Iird CT rha ms 4:
Is "ck Silk fiji h T,hbv Velvet do s ,liuc finish
d.; Rich Alb 1T Cpfd-; Iri. II Linens; Brown pr nrh
10; Green Ba"-ag", Embr 'hr'cd De Lpin S,avls;
"ikr Gimp; BIIck Love Wells u ack Italian c..
vas; Fancy do: W"rsGci Caps Donna NJ ui, ITO /;
Z, h.ncrc do: Pckim Hiols LaricS' silk and X Il
GI"v's: Mems do; B!cichci and Brown Shirrin~-:
tt'a'y W"olicn K"~scvs; Canvass aud Pr !dinr A.;
u ack AMI white Wigrirs: ,rI Row: Furuitn.,.
Drnity do Fringc+: Wat rel and Dma.k NJ,
rcrn@; Hrriuo, Lambs WOOL, Cnt'om, aud Bnk
skin Shir's; N"rinn, LIMBS W,,l aud Cotton
Draws; White LI"e Mus.inS .jackunct do: NJ IN
d.; Camh ic 10; Svi-s do; Fig'd an Plain do ;
Tar'et"n do; Wash BlnnIs; 10 ,bin IL ThrruI; La.
r,s r. 'ging5 and InScrtings, Lrse do; Needles,
Pins. Cord, Tape, and many othrr articles to, teiii.
nu< TO mcntiun.
Also one thousand pounds Gill Nett Thread. /.
! pnun skcins. JOHN COOKE & Co.
sep ID III RI It.. u ,rtSn Iuth, Va.
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VIZ ~. II. HODG ES IL CO., have ,st ,e-
w . ccivcl tn. following NEW MUSIC.
The celebrated Rivce Waltz,
The Mill,r'a Mai Waltz,
HtvCm"ycr'- Grand Mach, Love Not Waltz,
The three Sisters Waits,
I'm still thine wu, by j. II Hewitt,
We're out u hun the NJ mulight Wave"
Castle Garden or Almark'- Waltz.
Low waved the Summer Woods,
Smt'om'S Quickstcp,
" Here's IA Heal n 1, thee Mary"
Celebration Quickstcp, The Gabriclla Waltz.
Pincy u int Waltz, 81 ~ love ore another. :
Mary of Argvlr.
When SUMMERS piniOns over m" pl1y,"
'Sweci IL he thou rht, the Proui.c Sweet"
= HnCkt Utrk the Soft Burc."
Woinan'S Heart, Amid he Grcrmwo al Smilinr.
An cicGiac iimprItnptu Fantasia, b. IL. =. Helm.
irh.
Tn Bridal 70 lis,
Is cswin - & Fish. Ivy Dcilmnn,
Tie Hunters Sang, nv Gu<tavc Blcssncr,
The Hunter, Wifi, bv III. G.. Bail,
The Last Song uf Sa hns,
The HlrlcIn Waltz, = H. never aid he Ioved.n
The Captive Kuight, fr the Guitar,
Cumberland Guards QuiCkstcp. Cuba March,
Colu'nbia, IN" Lind of the Brave,
Could ! hush Il ia hers sigh,
Cape Nay Ga l"padc, Crlcstina Waltz,
Chat"amc n Espagnc,
CHnc, C"inc Away, n social glcc,
NV liant Lave r"turns, NJ ,rrh D'Amnz, mes,
Flow" t ii me Watt. Rose Gc aueun WALK,
Lilly 4. the valley Waltz, Last Greeting,
Potomac Wal q,
81 hasten ." the shade of thy Bower"
Tyrulrau Melodies AMT
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Teras of aanrrtfsfna.

'haryed III PROPORTION, md arc to lie paid Tor in
ADVANCE.
Adv'rtia.mrnts oricr"d in only once or tw'cra
week, will he CHARGED so e,nts rer square & r the
'rst ms rtion, and 3.i cnts for each subs, qucnt
"a ri ~.
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CHEAP SHOES.-Ih We mw N 'Itnd cas-.
~ "f S"di ) )"ing Heel Tie, Kid Linr,i roinr
oil ra2idl" II 81 cents a pal. Call "a n ar you
viii mis- "a b'rga'n. WIN. B. PITCHER,
Aug 2S = In of tn" BIZ u mt.
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~ ,civcd by ". Il. II. HODGES co.
introductory Lectures on VI p!crn Iii tory, by
Thomas Arnull, ID. ID Profess ,r of MpIrrr Hist
ry in tic University of Oxfo d. and Head Master
If Rugby School edited from ) cond Lnmdnu edit.
ton, with Il prcia' e an mutcs, by Henry Reed, NJ.
A., Prof, ss"r OF English Literature in the Univcr
SHY Il Pennsylvania.
Reeds Dict'"nary Of the English Language, con.
tanning the pronunciation, ctymul,gy hrxpIau;-
ton of all words aurhUr zcd by tinincut writer to
which are addrd.a N"Cab"iarlvt # ,hc 10 rs of Err.
lisii words. aud am accounted list 81 Greek, Latin.
aud Scripture proper names, by Alrxaudrr Reed,
A. NJ author OF '' RudImcuts Of English Como.
sitI"n. :" &c.
History of Germany from the earliest pcrio To-
tic resent tune, toy Frcdcr ok X ,hlrIrsch, Chief
Counsellor "i the oIri of education of thu K no
dom of IIauuvcr. Sen 20
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JhTOuIh az hTCe duBS, IDiM
60 miles less sta re traUel than an Oher route. DAILY.
Sundays xceptct -
The Steamers CURTIS PECK, Captain DAVIS,
and JEWESS, Capt. SUTTON, |, ave Suuthgstc's
Wh,ri. Norf,ls, at % o'ciock, daily (Sunday's *.
ccptcd) for Richmond, aud arrive il due time to
CONNECT with the Packet Boats To Lyuchiurg, lea.
Wing daily 1t s O'clock, p. NJ. Sundays except.
el) ar, wing ~ 30 hours, thence bv st q 8 On day
tinc.) via. Natural BrIdg e TO the Springs; lhrongr
the whole route from Norfolk in 3 days, without
any fatigI', 50 requisite for invaliGa.
Phssast and Fare through to Whit Sulphu.
Strings, meals aud lodgings included un board oil
boats from Norfolk To Lynchburg, $lI.
PASSENGERS FOR STAUNTON.
Til" Packet Is ,ats Tor Stdunt'n leave Richmond
every MOulav. "Wednesday and Friday after noon
at D o'c uck, pass'ugrrs going TO Stanton by lea
wing NOrfpiR nn Nun'ay, Wednesday ami Friday
mJrningsi in the Jrwcs4. Chpt. Sutton, will arrive
i'll 81 hcirut time 10 take this comfortable aud rx
petit GUS ruutc, being ouly ~ mics staging. Pas
sage aud r re To SAINT ~ Ivy 'tns route fr} Nor
folk IS. wh,lr expense S5i from Norfolk Stiun
ton, B - less thai by l. Visa Railroad af s.
Tickcts throughout eau he proc. rel IN board tie
River Boats. X ~ & MALLORY,
June l6 Agents, j. r. SiraInho ,s.
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Nj RS. FANNY GOODWIN, can ,ccnInmn-
vi date n few single gentlemen, and a gentle
man and his wife with BOARD, on mr,iciatr terms.
For her ability to give satiSf ictirn, III" would refer
{" any wh have hIarhc! with her Residence ON
County street, between e ,urt and Diuwiddie ats.
Irtnairnt Bp'ricrs takct by the day or week.
April 81
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DOVE llNG AND DIV sIlIllL,N ~

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- IE. VI, un ir tue Sdptrintcalt nrc ui Mrs.
>. CROKER.
Mr.. G takes this method Co mfr u tho citiz ms
large AMI 'irv Room il tn DIV Hing iI,usc nccu
p'c'i by VI =. Barry. on Crn ,rlt ~ street, ft the
purpose of est 'liSliIs a Seminary TOR Y,uls 1t
dies aud Misses.
This lrs tut or will he opened f,r the reception
at Pupils on tie 10 n Of S,Di.tnht. it, design l.
Ia rnptrt = ti"r 'ur ; nriCti'il and i li5hr.! f. luca
ton. \dvnntigrs will be IF red fn acquiring AN
xtrn I'VE an Through, acIntin'arrc WITH the
Eng ia Language. Lttn French an s plni4h.-
AI-o, Mu-lc, Dr'wing AMI P,iIti1s :, ana varipu-
siyi"s f Eu ri Ic v. Mira. T.. will b. 4, SISTED hy
Teachers Of tho first taIc,:t
Pa tiCuIar attrnti ~ viii hc nnid to- the moral
md uiannrr< "f the Pupils placed uudcI Nr>. C's
care. aud ii will be h"r nj ~ / brin : the SO 'ial af
J. cti"ns in'o exercise, to TT tiu the pIpil tp correct
'hbt@o t'ougtt and a ton aud tn IN ike the ac
qnlSItI1n ut know lrdg+ I pleasant O'ruo ri III.
Mrs Z will continue Giving los nns in P.nnsn-
snip ~ the School Rom from II If past tour tu half
pat nv" ~o'"l"ct Terms If Fuitior made known
Il u r Sch 'Ol " ,Orn.
Those ~hn may wish to take Less ms in Pcmnan
"iip or cutter Is Dav s II liars " II phase leave
their nnn"s with Mrs. Berry, At the school u o ~.
Mrs Z. takes plraaur" ~ stating thu sic - kind.
~ p rmiitcd 10 make thu f'llbwinI rrfcIc ccs.
w. ". S"'ton. Esq, Ntvrro f WIS., IT IN. D.
Z. R"v o. p. Brown; Rev G. org w. Sam$rn {:
Rev. :. Spr"l"; Rev. S. -. Willis. Catsklll, y. v;
Rev. S-Ptinus TuStoI Chaplain OF the Senate !:
Rev. a. y. Nullc~ - f FIailcif, Esq. Bosom J.
\. Vp'"rwnbd, Esq . N. JiIv 70
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-11-11

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