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Litchfield enquirer., 1846-05-14
1T a Court Of Probate holden dt Litelfeld

ut a Court Of PROBATE holden dt Litchfeld
sOithin and for the District of Litchfeld;
on the 5bh day Of May, ls46:
Present; Ralpk G. Camp, Judge:
n rington. deceased The administrators rep
resent the Estate insolvent, and pray the appoint
ment Of Commissioners thereon -
Whereupon, ORDERED, that Commissioners to
receive. examine. and adjust the claims of the
creditots Of said Estate, be appointed at the Pro
bate Office in Litchheld, on the 18th day OF
May, 1876; at 10 o'clock, forenoon And that all
persons interested in said Estate may be notified
thereof, the Administrators will cause this order
70 be published in newspaper printed in Litch-'
field county and post copy thereof on the public
sgn-post nearest the place where said deceased
this Court Of the notice given;
Certified BY RALHH 9. CAMP, Judge: ;.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-05-14

Gs-Mr. WooDBRIDGE, the experienced Da-
guerreotypist, will remain in town during the
week. Those who wish perfect likenesses Of
themselves or friends, will do wellto give him
an early call.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-05-14

OG-our townsmen will not forget the greet
Caravan which will make its Grand Ente' on
Friday morning.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-05-14

A T the former stand Of Stiles D, VIII
n may be found general assortment OF Y
Goods, Groceries. Provisions, &c. ne s''5
hiss been largely replepiShed dnring the "
and will continue to be through the seas r
a.; which will be sold for cash, barter or apPys
Sad credit at the lowest living profit or aavep@
from cost. An old patrons OF the former =
jtablisbI,iens are invited to call. and new at
onaintances are respectfully solicited. Ere ST
Salt. Smoked, and dried Meats. and var!'
Linds Of fresh and sailed Fish, will be furnis
ed during the season.
A team will go regularly to market once or
twice week, Best brands Of Flour Will .
delivered to families in the village Al reason
0i' STILES D. WHEELER Agent
Y:SnkealdJ March Al. s,aa =
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-05-14

Probate Court, District Of Litchjfeld, IS. !
LitchGeld, April 3oth, 1916.
TIME Judge of the Court of Probate tor the dis.
IL trict of 1itchfied has limited and allowed G
months from the date hereof for the creditors oil
the Est ate Of GRANDSON LOOMS, late Of
Litchfield, in said district, deceased represented
lnsolvent, in which to exhibit their claims there
to; and has appointed Messrs. Origen S. Sey
mour. Daniel B. Stoddard and David MISSIONER
Of said Litchfe!d, Commissioners to receive and
examine said claims.
The subscribers give notice that ,hey Shall
meet at the late dwelling house of said deceased
in said Litchfeld. on the 10Th day of June and on
the 18th day of October 1916, at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon on each of said days, for the purpose oil
attending to the business Of said appointment,
O.sS. SEYMOUR, -, )co,,;s-
DANIEL B. STODDARD, C sannrs
DAVID MISSIONER, ''o"e'''
All persons indebted to said Estate, are re-
quested to make immediate payment to
STEPHEN RUSSELL. Administrator
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-05-14

Office Of the Horsafoaie Rail Road Co. I
Bridgeport, May 5, 1916. )
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in the Preferred
~ Capital in the Housatonic Rail Road Com
pany are hereby notified that the second install
ment OF Twenty Dollars per share become due
and payable on the 10Th day of June next.
Those who desire 10 make one payment for
this and all Subsequent installmenls, can do so
at that time.
By order Of Board of Directors,
81 H. NICHOLS, Treasurer.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-05-14
= W,ARfETY STORE.

~ox Raisins; Zante Currants; Alhone
* peanuts: Filberts; Crushed. Power
INN and Brown Sugars; Teas; Cote
spieess &c.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-05-14

publishing this order in a newspaper printed
10 Litchfield County three weeks succesaivelf
at least SIX weeks before the said 10th day ot
June. A true copy of Record.
80 NATHANIEL PERRY, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-05-14
Litchfield Academy.

TVHE Summer Term of this institution will
i commence on Tuesday the 18th OF May
Tuition the saile as ps,,al.
40 S. C. HAYDEN, PRINCIPAL.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-05-14
LETTER FROM sABIN HATCH.
Montrose. Pa, August 9, 1912

Mr.. c. Brinckerhoff:
Dear Sir;TI was severely afflicted witt
an affection of the lungs, pain in the left side
and breast, attended with an alarming cough
was in News York; and my friends there advi.
sed me to try your Health Restorative. pro.
cured two bottles, and before he'd used one OF
them l found my health materially improved
and after using the second bottle enjoyed as
good health as had done at any time in five
or six years. At the time speak Of, being IN
New York, my friends despaired of my ever
reaching my home. used no other medicine
and can attribute my improvement in health to
nothing, under God, but the medicine here Spo-
ken Of and ! atm DESTROYS that every one SINH
larly afflicted would give it trial.
SARIN HATCH
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-05-14
LETTER FROM w. TOILET.

MT. z. BrluckerhOH:
Dear SRI was in company with Sabin
Hatch, at the time he speaks of being in New:
York. l thought him almost or quite beyond
the possibility of recovery, and in fact did moi
think he would reach home. / did not know
oil his using any other medicine than your
Health Restorative, and in a few weeks he ap-
peared in as good health as he had done for a
long time. And I believe. with Mr.. Hatch,
that, under God. he is indebted to the use OF
your medicine for the degree of health he now
enjoys. consider it valuable medicine, and
recommend any one afflicted with an affection
Of the lungs or liver, to give it ttial.
w. FOLLET;
Sheriff of Susq'n County.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-05-14
From Texas and Mexico.

LIEUT.. PORTER AND THREE OTHERS
KILLED!
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-05-14

No. Main st., opposite Judge PeyTys Office
New Milford. April Is, 1916. n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-08
Tgsas fE@sIysNG's faAaA.
r. The Mail arrived last night at 81 o'clock
an incident which we hope may be often repeated
especially during the session of Congress.

KEyrucKY-In the Senate Of Kentucky bill
has been introduced 10 modify the law Of 1888, pro-
hibting the importation of slaves into the Common
wealth so as to permit resident citizens 10 import
slaves for their ownuse bill has also been intro
duccd requiring that slaves, hereafter emancipated'
be removed out of the State. In the House OF Rep
resen,atives Mr. +. Smith asked leave 10 introduce
bill to take the sense of the people OF the Com
monwealh as to the expediency Of calling Con.
ven,on. Objection being made to this leave, and
the ayes and noes being called thereon, the vote
stood-ayes IS, noes 81 So the leave was granted !;
and Messrs E. Smith. ]. Speed Smith, Sparks and
Elliott constitute the Select Committee, to which the
subject was referred.
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.eather is still story and unpleasant.

IMPORTANT FROM MExIco-THE New REVOLT
TIoN-We have letters days later from the capital
but very definite information the actual result OF
General Paroles revolt. He rad pronounced against
the administration OF General Herrera and was march
ing rapidly toward the capital having thrown the Gov
ernment of their guard by writing 10 them on The same
day that be reyoted that he was coming 20 tne Texan
frontier 10 chastse the Americana
He carrying all before him on TIE road, beng
joined by the forces in the departments. HTTeTa mas
fallen" says Of correspondents, aud a heFce
ryrant order Of Ara has ascended me throne
OK the MoEIezunas" We INFER from this that the capital
hes submitted 10 Paredes L he has assumed the caar-
acter Of Sovereign correspondent seems 70 IN
s:nuate ne will probably rule the Mexicsns with rod OF
iron and may desire war 10 consolidate his power
He will have 70 subdue Yuca,an, Tobasco and one or
TWO other departments before turning Ms attention 10
the North.
The rumored movements OF France and England in
Mexico indicate alliance between them and Paredes.
An officer of the Society for the Union OF the North
American Republics writes encouragDgy OF the Soce-
.y prospects, and Gays the revolution OF Paredes il
crly the first of long series of revolutions planned IN
Europe for purpose which the people Of Mexico will
re, discover in defeat the whole scheme and save
their country sun
papers OF the 10Th brig intelligence from
Mexico that Gen Paroles had proclaimed against the
existing Government and marching against the city
OF Mexico a. tie head OF 10000 troops.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-08
From Washington.
TWENTY-NIsTH CONGREsS,.First Session.
Repor.d Specially for Tic yrD- York Tribune.
WASHINGTON. January SIN, Lilo

WASHINGTON. January sh, LILO
IN SENATE.
There was little done By this body to-day. 4hsy
have literally nothing before them A'ter some ui-
IMMIGRANT business they wentino Executive SESSION.
THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
was occupied with the debate on Oregon
Mr. HARaLsos's Resolution Tor raising two Hegi-
rnents OF Rifemen was referred 10 the Committee OF
the Whole It was upon this that Mr.. Adams MADE
his Speech on Friday last
Mr. McCoSsELL of Ale. moved series OF heso-
uons for the Annexation OF Ireland to this Country
No action was taken upon them, bat they were reed
from the Clerks desk.
MIR. P. King of N. Y made some explanation OF
mis- Speech. He asserted !hat there tsas sS'ohg
ground for 6eltet that IMr. Calhoun haG PROMISED
10 surrender part of Oregon to England, II Eng
land ,ritk9rsv Ter oDposition to the Annezot'0"
Of Teas. ;,..,,-
Mr.. RHErr said that if rumor had SAID that MT
Calhoun had openly made this bargain or stipulation
il was false.
Mr.. HILLfARp OF Ala having the foor from yes
terdav made very eloquent and able speech on the
Oragon Question. insisting or the whole Of it and
fo- immediate action. He proposed to amend the
Resolution of the Committee on Foreign Affairs by
making il read that the President be empowered 10
give notice os the termination OF joint occupancy
whenever he shall deem the public safety demands
The House then voted on the motion 10 make II
the order of the day for the first Monday n Feb
ruary. Yeas loa, Nays 50. Not t~vo-thirds so it
was not referred.
The House then went into Committee of the
Whole, Mr. Tibbatts OF KY. in the Chair.
Mr.. BowLIN Of Mo. spoke his nour In favor OF the
Notice
Mr.. YAscEY having obtained the floor the House
adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-08
ALeason OF Wisdom.

Alta time when selfish and ambitious men are
seeking to promote their ends at the hazard OF pluns
ing the Country into an inglorious War 1t should be
the vocation of that portion of the Press which re-
CARDS Righteousness paramount to the sugges-
tons of false Expediency, TO endeavor by calm
and earnest appeals TO the conscences of the People
to allay all unhealthy excitement and awaken
Pablo Sentiment which shall present an impossible
barrier to schemes the success of which could not
fail TO plunge the Nation into vortex OF evil from
which i, could not recover itself for whole gene
ration. Regarding War except in cases of absolute
necessity as gigantic Crime, our voice if heard at
all above the hoarse croakings of ambitious dema-
gogues and their reckless followers, shall speak the
things that make for Peace. Here is picture of
War, which we beg our readers 10 study closely
and calmly and then ask themselves whether there
is any thing in the questions now pending between
this Country and Great Britain which can IN any
even, justify our Rulers in bringing such calamity
unnn he Marion
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Things in philadelphia.
Correspondence Of The Trlbuaa

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 7-P. n.
The Stock Market was again depressed to-day,
and prices declined Penna Fves openng) sold &c.
Texas per Cent Bonds fell OF selling at 35f WI
mngton Railroad shares selling at 27i and Reading
selling at 27. T. States Bank was something better,
a bid a asked The Penna. Bank declared dividend
this day of per cent less the STATE lax of mill on each
per cent.
An exciting slave case is now pending in the L..
States District Court. Judge Randall presiding The
unfortunate individual is colored man named John
Brown, and bis alleged master Mr.. Fisher Of Kent Co.
Md After the Court had assembled last evening, Mr. F.
in proceeding TO his hotel the American House. was
beset by large crowd Of coored persons, some Of
whom il is alleged threatened his ife At all events he
only preserved from rough treatment by the prompt
interference OF the police. David Paul Brown, Esq Is
counsel for Brown.
Tomorrow, Constahles Maynes of Moyamensing
will sell public auction the pulpit bible furniture, SC.
belonging 10 co!ored congregation worshipping in
South.st 7th, sued for
The weather is still story and unpleasant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-08
APPOINTMENTS By THE PRESIDENT,
Ru and piM Me edrice and eonsen! o. ale Senate.

b. aud riti the adrlce and coHsenl o tte SeN0ts.
CHARLES A. BRADFORD OF Mississippi: TO be Surveyor
General of the Public Lands for the District south OF
Tennessee in th. place of Alexander Downing removed
GEORGE W JONES. OF Wisconsin, to be Surveyor Gen
eral OF the Public Lands for the Territories ci Niscon
ain and Iowa in the place OF James Wilson. removed
WILLIAM PELHAM, OF Arkansas, 10 De SurVeyor'ene-
raj for the Stale of Arkansas his former commission hav
ing expired. :
LUcius LYON, OF Michigan, to be Surveyor'Geners OF
Ohio Indiana and Michigan, in the place OF Wiiain
Johnston. resigned
ROBERT BUTLER of Florida, TO be SUPERINTENDENT
of the Public Lands in the Territory OF Florida IN TIE
place of Valentine T. Conway. resigned.
Frederick r CONWAY. of Missouri 10 be Surveyor
General Of the Public Lands Illinois and Missouri, in
the place of Silas Reed. removed.
LOREN SPENCER OF Missouri, 10 be Recorder OF Land
Titles in ssouri, in the place oil Frederick h conway
enpoipted Surveyor General for Illinois and Missouri
SPf ItIuiou,
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COMMONWEALTH OF LOUISIANA Us.

COMMONWEALTH OF LOUISIANA u.s. GEORGE
O'BLESSIs THE MURDERER OF Frank CONES we
have seen letter from gentleman OF Point Coupee'
stating that this foul murder mas by hard swearing o.
tanned another continuance Of his case I'LL next 5pls,
and that he walks about the Courthouse yaFd WIN
The impudence of al Internal being The witnesses Ior
he rdsecu,ion had been third time collected al great
trouble and expense from three distant points in
Arkansas, Mississippi and Louisiana The writer e1
presses his conviction that Iar Jury couid DC na'
adds that the Courts Of Justice in Louisiana are the
arthest places justice and that the occurrences
under the writer's eye would make noror o'ush.
frankfort (ky.J Commonwealth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-08

TIE PURCHASE OF NAuvoo.-The Warsaw Sig
ra saws Two Catholic Priests passed through this place
on Monday Last on their way Nauvoo. Their OBJECT
was 10 ascertain the particular nature and Of
property which the Mormons wish dispose of their
Church and on what terms it can De bought
~ The Fall River News announces that new
steamer will be put on the between Fall River and
Newport early in the ensuing season. 70 make two trps
per day each way IN connection with the Boston train Of
r The Statesman is mad al the New. York
Tribune because that paper calls General Cass Gen.
GAS. Well the Tribune had bett;er leave c. off
altogether [springheld Ohio Gazette.
At Ksnne5unk, Ne Oh Saturday night the store
and goods of j. &; w. Goodwin were destroyed by
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-08

Lock PtcstSc-To Warren jenkins, Es9.-Sir. Noticing
letter over your signature in The Tribune OF 9Th inst and
since published of the daily Journals, IN winch
YOU seek bolster up oness Lock our shoulders, we
deem Just and proper that the pubic should near oo
sides OF the soy. in order that they may not be deluded
a,o belief tia, Lock possesses any claims to secu
ry what occurred oetw you and ourselves on the
OCCASION referred your article Therefore proceed
TO IN. You that two Of the wofkmeH IN the
employment Of Day Newell called al Office Tor the
psrpose of exhibiting Que OF Neues csebreted Pcrdutope
Bank Locks and said that they could oPsn (which was IN
answer TO question which you put 10 u.s. lock oil Jones
make which you Ind your rae. This We admit ou'
we dc not admit that Messis Day Newell had anY tnns
10 DO in The mailer directly indirectly as might DO
inferred from your letter. had been possessed of tho
Information the which those gentlemen Afterwards
gave your lock would have been opened In twenty min
utes And the marks notches you pleas
ed TO iheE Hud which you made the lower
edges OF tho Tuublers This is point which we would
advise you touch but lightly upon hereafter is fatal
to the security Of Joness Lock any other Lock which
changes by hand il the operator possesses such advantages
winch we entitled to- and which every maaef eaa
avail himself OF without hug OF The security points Oh o
Tumb.ers. This fact which you fully sensible Oh
and is ,rabs she'd by the ciccumsance II rightly IL
formed OF your having The lock which we operaed upon
replaced by Hnd finally would state that 'Ss
legitimate number of bite belonging TO your Key wsre
Twelve Six OF which, only gave US TO operate WIFE,
when should have had the whole number Hence cur
failure which irny believe occasioned by having
the full and proper key withheld from us And now sn,
confirm thu belief by actual demonstration 'hSeaa u
words If you the faith in Joness Lock which you
ptofes. and would tie world believe you have, we
hsreby open any Of Joness Locks which are iee
from all clapraps and deception by the same means and
advantage, which had the occnsion referred TO- you
Withholding nothing from We hold ourselves IN Ieadi-
ness al guy time yO pleased 10 favor Us WIN ne
opportunity claiming fee nor reward for our trouble
Respectful, yours,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-08

y" CONSCIENTIOUS FuLLSEss' is the phrase
employed by the Nor7sing Nees to describe the
tedious prolixity OF the Governors Message. The
idea is capital one and will doubtless become
highly popular as an apology for bores of all kinds
Some peoples consciences are queer things, but
we hope the Governors, notwithstanding the length
OF time during which the severe process Of stretch
ing has been going on. is not yet quite long as
his Messaos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-08

NEWSPAPER ESrERpRIsE.-The excuses OF GER
tain papers for no. publishing the Governors Mes
sage yesterday morning are no; little amusing,
The Sun is not going to publish it all account Of
lis great length. The Globe, in consequence OF its
large edition tsome 500 y was compelled to so to
press before it could be putt type The Express
Gays that " Gov. Wright covers so much paper with
his Ideas that it is not worth the while TO be in
hurry to read or print it" These apologies remind
US OIL The chap who didn't think it worth while to
take perth IN Noahs ark because he did Mt believe
there was gong TO be much OF a shower after all.
The simple truth is thar the journals above named
had no copy OF the Message and therefore could nj,
print it They did no, choose to bear any portion of
the necessary expenses of an Express
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-08

EY AT Meeting of the Wing General Commit,
tee held at Broadway House on Tuesday evening,
Hon j. PHILLIPs PHGSIx was elected Chairman,
ABRAHAM r. LAwRENcg, ESQ, Assistan, Chairman,
and JANE. H PINcKNEY and CHAREs CHAMBER
LAIN were appointed Secretaries for the ensuing
year. Mr.. COLLINS was reappoin,ed Serseantat,
ARM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-08

THE INLAND COMMERCE OF NEw-YoRK-In
yesterdays paper we published statement Of the
Commerce OF the New.York Canals for 1915
pared with the previous year |, will be seen that
the business of ls+5 exceeds that CT "a by more than
thirteen millions OF dollars and that according to the best
estimates the aggregate Value OF the property which has
passed the canals both equal to the whole
amount Of Imports and Exports at this Post and only
about 600 less than the entire I'm ports of the Uni
ted States These facts worth the attention of all
who cherish that wise and udc;ous system of Internal
improvements marked by the patriotic and seeing
r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-08

MuSlr1oESr DoXArIoN.-John Bromield has
presented to the Boston Athen@um the OF SOS 0o0
taFee'ourhs of the income OF which is be expended
N ne purchase OF books to repensh the Library of the
iast'ueon-she remaining fourth to be added annually
&C the principal
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Secretary of the Columbus Ins. Co ss Wall.
Uyloy BANK, NGw.YoRK, Dec. 10Th, 1915.

UNIoN BANK, NEW.YoR Dec -Uth, ISi5.
To WHOM IT aAy CoNcEsN.-Ths is 10 certify that this
Bank purcla.ed Of Fl JONES, Of Newark NeS'Jer'ey,
one of his Pa,er, Combination Locks with Brass Springs
in May last past, Of their underground vault' We
found it very difficult obtain any Lock which would re
main IN good order bui short time in consequence OF r'
We have now had Mr. J0aess Lock on our VAULT greater
tn OF ne Than any Lock previous 10 sisnd the test; and
his We, remaius in good order We would ceeruly rec
ounend his Locks al where eeuy and durability are
reouIred ED. II. AUTHUR, Asst Cashier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-08

B Gov DoRE. the renowned hero Of Chepatche.
his friends say-will attend the Eighth OF Janu
AIRY Ball at Old Tammany tonight l, is expected
that he will also attend the Texas and Oregon Ball
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-08

THE ouTsIpE.-Fast Pose-Mussulrnen Schools 81
Paris Letter on the Troubles in South America; Hare
ware Clerks; The Oregon oaes,ion-Specch al Ar.
Glddngs Judicial Reform; Short Sermon 'aP's"'
Punishment Fourth Pase-'My Mother. f0em, ~
Mira ysrues Cour, News; Sales of Stocks and Real
EItate; Marine News.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-08

u In orr list of Members OF the Legislature
the other day we omitted the members of Assembly
ftor, Tompkins Co. They James W. Montgomery
Loco, and Henry 5. Walbridsc Whig.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-08

r. weare indebted to A H. Lewis. Clerk of the
Ohio House OF Representatives for the Annual Report of
the Auditor or that State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-08

~ The Legislatures OF Massachusetts and
Maine met yesterday, and no, on Monday as we erro
neously stated day or two since.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-08

r5r TIE DAILY TxrBuSE is served by Carriers in any
parl of Ncw-York Brooklyn, WisInsburgb Jersey City
or NewsrS NINE CENTS WEEK, payable to Tho Car
rier All who desire be served regularly, daily, and
without fall early In the morning, by the regular carriers
upon whom they depend, through all wesshers are IN
formed memorandum book Is constantly kept a. the
counter O: tbs Trbane Oce though the day. for ths en-
of which roes 10 TIE regular Carriers for heir
attention every night addressed through the Post
Otkcn WI he attended
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Courr CaIentur....TgIs Day.

CIacuIr Corar-Noa. 49, 30, 81, 81 g, 90, 20, A. g.
coMxoN PLEAs-Nos. 70, o. l5e, l6l 227, 163, les,
l67, Ice, 229 III, lib.
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u The Legislature of Rhode Island assembled
In Providence On Tuesday It's proceeding. were unr.
postans.