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The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-09-18
FrOm the ArmY!

We were placed IN possession last night
Of New Orleans papers Of Saturday. They
contain dates from the Army up to the 3ls1
uIt., but nothing has transpired worthy Of
particular notice. Gen. Taylor was engage
ed in seR6iRg on de4achmeuts to Monterey
as fast as circumstances would permit, and
was to leave CamargO in person on the 5th
inst. TO oVertake the advance. The impress.
sion was daily gaiaing grOund that stout te.
sistaRce would be made at Monterey.
Vicksburg Wig, Sept. Is.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-09-18
baltimore Clipper.

THE WAR.-The lie Courier des Eta,s
Uais Of late dato the editor Of which is
an the habit Of speaking his mind with free.
dOm,On American affairs speaking Of
tho manner in which Che Mexican war is
conducted, says:
Let US despatch the subject in two words
II victory has heen seldom won with more
gallant:y than Chat with which the Ameri-
can army opened the campaign, never has
m army derived less advantage fiom its
victory. This is not the fault Of the army.
nor that Of its brave General. Il is The
fault Of che Administration, which has shown
neither resources nor foresight. II the
United States had had Carnoi al Washing.
Ton, as they have had a great General on
the Rio Grande, one half Of Mexico would
have been this day IN theil power. fog al
accounts Prove that from Matamoros n Mon.
terey they would not have encountered ,
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-09-18
PEDIGREE:

Young LevialbaB was got by the imported
Leviathan. His dam by Orphan Boy, who
was By Old Eclipse: Orphan Boys dam was
Old laid of the Oaks, first rate four mile
race nag. Young Lctia,han's grand dam
was by old Pacolet, great grandam by second
Diomede, who was by Old imported Dio-
mede; g. G. grandam, By Old Wildair; g. g:
G. grandam by FeaFnongh1.
WILFRED B. GOWAN.
September 4, 1916. 9-3m.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-09-18

Loss OF THE STEAM SHIP NEw YORK.-
We learn from the New Orleans Pleayune
that the steam ship New York was wrecked
in gale on the night Of the 9th iDst., she
went down in 10 fathOms water. by which
calamity eighteen lives were LOST. The
steamship Galveston, Capt. Wright, picked
Up some sbiI.y persons who we're cIinging
10 fragments Of The wreck.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-09-18

NFw CoTToN.-The New Orleans Com.
merciaI Times of the 18th inst. says that
up TO that day the receipts Of new Cotton
amount only to 1904 bales, against 23,ll6
al the same date last year.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-09-18

By the last accounts from Iowa, all the
counties but Eve had been heard from. and
the ,eturns show that the constitution will
be accepted By between 1000 and 5000
majority. Another State will therefore have
entered the Union before the next session
Of Congress.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-09-18

The new castomllouse Al Boston is now
nearly completed. Not splinter Of wood
is 70 be found in the whole edi6ce; all is
Quincy granite and iton, with marble floors,
etc. The roof and dome are formed Of solid
granite books, overlapping one another.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-09-18

shadow Of resistance. A traveIIci who re-
gently arrived flom the latter town declares
that he did not encounter single armed
Mexican-I that the inhabiIanss cursed Pare
des and the Government, and were deter.
mined not to oppose the Americans.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-09-18

OF Thanks TO the accommodating clerks
Of the steamers Dino, Laurel, and Rich.
land, FOR late papers.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-09-18
COmmnniOn NIccling.

There will be three days Communion
Meeting of the Presbyterian Church held in
this place, commencing on FRIDAY EVEN
ING NEXT, the 25th inst, at early candle.
lighting.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-09-18

According to the census Of Wisconsin
the population of that Territory is about
100, 900.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-09-18
STEAMBOAT LIVERY STABLE
$50 ReWard.

SoOV 4AO " 81 lie
RUNAWAY from the
subscriber living in this county,
~ about the 6Fsa Of March last, a
S-Rk negro boy named OWEN and
may probably call himself jim, eOpper-col.
Ored, aged about thirty eight years, i've feet
nine or ten inches high. had on when he
left pair Level pants and shirt end took
wish him other clothing MOI Fec0lIecled, had
a black far kat and common cloth cap. stam-
mess somewhat in bis speech, and when
spoken q quickly stammeTs very much. He
formally belonged to q gentleman by the
name Of Burgess living in Mobile, and was
purchased by John D. Reed.
will pay the above reward for said negFo
Il confined in any Jail out Of the State, or
SIS in>ihe State, OF reasonable reward if
delivered 70 me.
JOHN REED,
Yazoo county. July 81, 1916. ACT.
Or The Mobile Register will please copy
the above three times and send bin to this
Office for payment.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-09-18

o. Gen. Gaines has been acquitted by
the Court Of Inquiry, and has been assigned
to the Eastern division Of the Army.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-09-18

OF The Baptist PrOtracted Meeting at,
ter a session Of eleven days, closed on Mon.
day evening last, and we are rtjOiced to see
that much good has been done through the
earnest and eloquent appeals, pu0gent eluci
datiens Of the Bible, aud foIcible TeasOnings
by the ministers in attendance On Mon,
day evening seven persons were cmersed in
tho Yazoo- river by the Rev. Mr.. Clinton.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-09-18

Sun TREAsURx AND Treasury Norris
The present Administration stands before
the people in rather singular attitude.
One Of its leading measured was the Sub>
Treasury. The House of Representatives,
therefore, passed bill providing that from
October next the Government should neither
receive or pay out any thing but gold and
silver. And yet that same House Of Rep
FeseUtatfves has passed bill, which is now
a law, authorisiRg an issue Of ten millions
of Treasury hottest The Sub Treasury Law
rejects the notes of specie paying banks:--
but Congress authorizes an issue Of ter
millions Of paper which does not eVOn resi-
upon specie basia
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-09-18

THE TWO NfONTEREYs.-~1tw would be well
for readers to remember q distinction be,
tween these two places, as they are likely
to form prominent points in the progress of
the present operations against MexicO-the
one soon, and probably now, TO be occupied
by our army under Gen. TayIo and the
other by our feet on the Pacific. The one
is situated on the Pacific near the Bay OF
Monterey, which is the first haibor south OF
Francisco Bay, (and north Of the Bay of San
Francisco } and it will be recollected, was
taken possession Of, rather Prematurely by
Commodore Jones, Of our navy, few years
ago. The other Monterey is on :he Rio
del Tigle, where il debOuches from the high
lands, being the first river south Of the Rio
del NOrte :. ard this is the Monterey where
General Taylor is 10 concentrate his troops
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-09-18
YOnng LeViathan.

"a NOW rising six years
YSA old, beautiful grey,
M} S Sp='ra dele Of Is hands lands
SAwnVz 4R strength sad beauty suf-
6cient for either the race or harness. His
get are large and 6ne He will make bis
present season, one half the time at ahe
Stable Of Biackmap, Scott & Co.. in YazOO
Civ, and the other half at Daniel w. Hens
bricks 3 miles south east from Benton, at
the extreme Tow price Of $40 the season,
payable at tire close of the season. which has
already commenced, and viii end on the LIST
day Of December next. Mares that have
heretofore failed are invited 10 attend gratis.
Fifty cents 10 Daniel. the groom, in every
Instance is expected.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-09-18

- or 10 sprighlly able negro Men. fov
y 3hich-we win pay liberal wsees monthly.
Apply AZ the Ya1oo City Livery S,able.
BLACKNAN, SCOTT & co.
September Is. lS46. 1l-tE
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-09-18

or New CoITON has commenced CON.
ing in, and we understand that shout 200
bales have already been received By our
merchants.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-09-18

Neatly and Expedi,iOusly Executed Il this
OFFICE
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-09-18

or We publish on the first Plge of to-
day paper, SEINE interesting news from the
Amy
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-09-18

or The South CarOliUiaB says it is now
understood that Mr.. McDnffie will resign his
seat in the Senate Of the United States.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-09-18

FROM THF ARMY.-We learn from one
of the Carroll county volunteers, who orriE.
ed here on Wednesday morning last from
3arita OH his way home, that the YazOo
Company would leave Camargo on the 9th
uIt. TO join Gen. Taylor. This company
was the last detachment. of the Mississippi
Regiment at CamaugO. Our informant says
that there is but little sickhes IS ia the-regi'
ment, and that our volunteers are 10 fine
spirits. They ATE in hopes that an opPOr'
tunity will be afforded them at Monterey lC
do their "country some service, and make
display Of their fighting qualifications.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-09-18

CITY WEbeHEK.- Mr.. John o. Hunter
was elected.C City Weigher BY the Board Of
Town Council, on Monday evening last
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-09-18

or The weather, during the past week
has been excessively hot, indeed much
warmer than il was 10 July o. August.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-09-18

RIVER MAIL UP THE YAzOo Valley
The Post Master General has authorized
the Postmaster at Vicks5urg TO make up
mails for Yazoo City and send them by The
boats plying on the YazOO river, so that the
citizens Of that region will have the ad9an'
tage Of land and liver mails. They are no
doubt indebted to Mr.. Coleman OUT worthy
p. NJ. who is at the North, for this double
advantage Ticksburg Wig.
The citizens Of this place have been en-
deavoring for the last twelve or thirteen
years to have a river mail established be-
tween this city and Vicks6uTg, but without
success, indeed, petition for that object is
now IN circulation here. BY the above ar
rangement we can now have daily mail
from Vicksburg and New Orleans, che ad>
vautagos Of which are great TO our mer
chants and citizens We Fct0Fn our thanks
to the Post Master General for this arrange
ment aad to Mr.. Coleman on suspicion thai
it was through his agency that it was effect
ed. The first mail under the above instTHc
tions,was received here last Wednesday pet
steamer Dime.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-09-18
ADVERTIsEMENTs S.

Yazoo City Property for Sale.
have % Lots in YazoO City Tor sale;
most Of which are large and we'll siuat.
ed tor family residences. TENS accommo.
datiPg and titles warranted.
WM E. PUGH.
September Is. 1916. li-,f
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-09-18

RwR. GEORGE PRATT, NO. l64 Nassau
III Street, New York, is our authorized agent
to receive subscriptions gna advertisements for
this paper, aud toToeeiVe money aud receipt for
the same.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-12-10

measures asaro ealcaia 81 my nd ueni 10 uIrls,
In the performance al tbs ~ t tae Il 81 time.
have 10 re<e' thai II clant b. fall aa1 prcc.e e.
y be sal slci3ts tamys It. seems to be c5ntt ia
ted by the constitution. NJh lew exception la law
teqnir ali sp4ss Teisiise 10 thu public lns.ns L. 1t
made IA Yea n tha hrs dsJ Of ylu val sess.u AMI
thus deprived d. The ASS alca they Would af# t
IN the pegf rnance rfuy present duty Had p.-ssuu
ofihcsa II prs In time, should only have M p
partanIts gresat s4poyei OF thoroughly und r-HdHa
the condition 81 tle Commonwealth bat should be able
TO deteei u fact &c principle ii ~ sting. and Ia
make sugg ilr the c5rrNstan. With lore. AMI
clelmess the- caanJt h3pa NV t. ats Our fI-#al
year has f1r many Years commenced on the first o ora
hsr-the fente1iiafy Year likewise commence at tIe
same peri@i-ana. By resolution adopted March 10Th.
1861, all internal Improvement comfan.Cs ~ which Ire
Sa,e is Interested are. ms particular. pui upon
same footing a1i arc, moreover required 1I1m~h bef
respective rep To the d Auditor h III first
day Of Move nbar. annually II this rule were madr
geatSai. AMI all ie public agencies werc Ie4afsd HaE'
their Annual Report, up The Isl Of Oci5af. to boz d.
hvcrcd to those Ia WHOM bg law the, directed.
before the first day # Noseulb +. and sa6h Ktpes
nov reguirad - lee made IN TIE ltr'aHIs = 'I#a
nsioad oi mat b5dV. ts trad - b. U1J r. The tn
ems, ana be delivered IA hun lsiafa rhe TIM.
hast mentioned 10 Ia G lasHutj sfat with lis hHH4.
Message Il Is o5e.o1s list b. " bud be mr. aAla So.
that thu laEs te IA lias rNecutfd.' aad H. 7.qHf
much q thorough eu ee.aprc'aus.v tnaR3tagcolth
condition = Tie Comm wealth al That 1,afi-
would " enth Il L II. W eit as3 consideration. fnH
under prs 5Dt reamslaHers hc tan anticipate AID II
II should b. Your T. orjr that The fanUu= r.
plr;s should BE- priHtto m octave n, F. hound. ard
laid upon Yaur table tu sfaY vi 20 assemble,
You would have lar- mt 4 efi8rnaf#a ju faHfr
agreeable IN rmfendiIlsf I'm. 81 rasy ma fpA retr
.wheh rs indispensable 10 Vol and world L. If efff
interest Il every etzea III re1re rec lmnsud n, faz
sage OF ,llun1s. racfiaI Soar publ azaafs hpaf
make t'e.r Annual h ports. in conformity with
these sagg slons.
II atlals great pleasure {, nj un ,aa 'hat his Ii
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-03-13
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY.

In pursuance of call maze through the CO.
lumns OF the Enquirer, The Republicans Of Ches
loIheld assembled in primary meeting, on Mon
day, 9th March-Patrick Cannon was called 10
the chair and S. Basseli French, Esq, was ap-
pointed secretary.
J. s. Peers, Esq, after defining his position
submitted preamble with resolutions attached
thereto, announcing that the people mad right 10
select their rulers-lhat the Republicans of Ches
terfield should hold biennial meetings for the noni
nation OF candidates-lhat such candidate should
be so for two years, unless he resigned, or was
required to withdraw on request OF fifty members
OF the Democratic party.
MIR. French opposed the adoption Of the pre-
ambe and resolutions, and moved that They be
laid upon The table. Upon which the vote was
taken, and The motion prevailed, one voting in
the negative.
Col. Winfree announced, tina, il John w.
Jones should be the nominee, he would withdraw
from the canvass.
MIR. Aaron H. Branch moved an adjournment
Lost.
Mr.. Il. II. Brooks nominated John w. Jones
as candidate for seat in the next General As
sembly.
Mr.. Ira NJ. Hobbs nominated Col. Winfree.
Mr.. Jones came forward and appealed 10 his
friend 10 Withdraw his nate; but the nomination
was pressed-and Col Winfree announced that
he himself, desiring that MIR. Jones should be no.
minated, Withdrew his name whereupon MIR.
John w. Jones was selected as the Republican
candidate to represent the county of Chesterfield
in the next General Assembly Of Virginia.
And then The meeting adjourned.
PATRICK CANNON, Chairman.
S. BArsETT FRENCH, Sec'y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-03-13
TRIBUTC or RESPECT.


Alta Cour, OF monthly session, If the County
Court OF Chesterfield. al lhe Conu House thereof
on the Sth dav OF December, 1915, il hivins been
communicated 10 The CoGI, by William Wallace
Dav. Esq, that since the last session OF the Court,
Leonard Nunnally, Esq, for great number Of
years one OF The members OF the Courl, ard icr-
mery High Sheriff oilhe county mad departed his
life,
The Court doth certify, in consideration Of the
numerous and efficient services rendered the
county by deceased, aud Of hisirreproacbable and
unblenisnei reputation as citizen and Magis-
trate and the high estimate in which be was de-
served,y held b. ali who knew him, TIA, they haze
learned with deep regret, Of the loss which the
community has sustained by his decease, and hey
order, in token of their regard Tor bis high cha
racer and OF their sorrow for his decease, thai 1t
be recommended that the members .. The Confl,
lis officers ami the bar, wear TIC usual badge vi
mourning Tor thirty days, Ina, these proceedings
be entered on the records oflhis Court, and copy
thereof be forwarded to the Richmond newspape"
Tor publication and one 10 The family Of The de-
ceased, and that the Court now adjourn
T. ". T. CoG9ILL, C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-03-13
TWENTY-NiNTH CONGRESS.
TUESDAY, March &c, 1916.

The President laid before the Senate a commu-
nication from The Treasurer ot The United States
transmitting the accounts Of Inc Post Office De-
par;ment for The past year.
Also, communication from the Postmaster
General relative 10 The contract for carrying The
mails 10 toreis IN ports.
iir. Pearce presented memorial adopted By
a public meeting, composed OF both political par
lies in Queen AIMS County, lid. in reference
10 the Oregon question, and in favor of "arbitra-
ton, or negotiation and compromise The me-
moraisis knew in the history 0flhis country, there
were many subjects submitted 10 arbitration. In
JAWS treaty. agreed 20 refer hc difficulties Of The
lime 10 The commissioners: they me, and se''lFt
them. There was also the treaty OF Client, which
was submitted 10 several commissioners, as well
as The commission in regard 10 The Islands IN The
BAY Of Fundy. The commission oil 1877 agreed
that We were entitled 20 The Island in The Passa-
maquody. An the Islands in Inc ST. Lawrence
we're likewise submitted . arbitration, about,
which We had any controversy.
There was another instance in which we had
done the same hins--bc meant tic Northeastern
boundary. Those who had submitted these qucs-
tons 10 the decision ci commissions, have de-
clared that territorial iiehs were no, proper sub
iects for FILTRATION. II is Tor The country 10 say
whether the administration OF this day is more
pure. has more public virtue orpublic spirit than
those conscrrt fathers who have preceded il.
Mr.. Fairfield sad, that he Senator from
MARYLAND was entirely mistaken IN regard 10 the
nature OF the commission oi The Northeastern
Boundary. The commissioners then were not
authorised 10 settle ts;iiie 10 any part OF he coun
Try, IN, were 10 draw geographical line upon
the surface OF Inc soil The tile was afterwards
10 be settled by arbitration and il was because VI
This the King Oh he Netherlands departed from, the
line drawn by lhese commissioners BY that
commission we LOST two splendid islands which
were given TO Great Britain; Islands SO near
Continent that we could throw a biscuit across 10
them. The commissioners in this respect have
exceeded their instructions, and have violated
their duty 10 The country. II was, however, .
case entirely different from the Oregon question.
Mr.. Pearce replied that The award OF the
King OF the Netherlands was rejected ~ this Go
yeInment because he had NOT adhered TO that line.
Mr. Semple, on leave, introduced bill 10 re-
model the consular establishment OF the United
States.
MIR. Dix, from The Committee on Military
Affairs, reported bill making a change in the
Paw Department OF the Army.
Some other unimnortani business was transact
ed aud the prior orders were suspended for the
consideration OF the special order OF The day on
the Oregon question.
MIR. Evans, OF Maine resumed his speech
from yesierGay, against the tile OF The United
States 10 The whole OF Oregon, and in opposition
10 the notice 10 terminate the existing convention
oljointuccupancy. He would be in favor Of this
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-03-13
HANOVER COUNTY.

Al meeting Of portion oilhe Democratic par
~, heldal Falling Creek Tavern, on Saturday, the
7th ins for the purpose OF appointing delegates 10
the Convention 10 be holden at the Tavern q Mi
calah Parrish, in the county of Louisa, on the
18th inst, 10 nominate candidate for The Senate
Of Virginia, 10 be voted for at The approaching
election, Col. L. NJ. While was called 10 The
Chair, and Chasain White appointed Secretary.
Upon motion made and seconded, the following
gentlemen were appointed delegates viz: Col. e..
p. Goodall, C. W. Dabnev, ]. D. G. Brown,
DR.. Nicholas Terrell, Leinuel Vaughan, Dr..
Rowze, N. Thompson, Edmund Winston, Hugh
Campbell, P. w. Brown, Roscoe Lipscomb, Col.
Edwin Shelton, Col. John $. Atkinson, Capt. Glib
son, DR.. w. Tyler, DR.. Nelson Capt. L. w.
Jones, Capt Wadrop, Ed. NJ. Andersen, Col.
VIM. L. While and James Sutton. The Chair
man and Secretary were added 10 The list Of de-
lesates.
Re@'rea, That the proceedings Of this ,ncetins
be published in the Richmond Enquirer.
r. M. WHITE, Chairman
CmAsTAIN WHITE, Secretary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-03-13
OLD KING WlLLIAM-AGAIN!

To tie Editors Of HE Enquirer:
Gentlemen In company with several of my
fellow-countymep, rode up 10 Ike little village
OF Mansohck, on Saturday The Dist ult.-lhat
day Che e21 coming on Sunday having been APP
pointed for celebrating The birth Of our great Patr
Iatri@. AT the usual hour there assembled on
The ground that well-lrained Corps, the King
William Rifle Grays, commanded by Captain
Wormley Who TO say the least of him, is one of
the finest and most noble looking officers in lls
county. Although the day was cold, and The
wind blew high, there was an excellent iurn.out
Tor, in no county in the Old Dominion can there
be found those who know better how 10 appreciate
The services rendered their country by The mmor-
lal Washington, than in old Democratic King
William. | was also pleased 10 see, for Tie first
time, The great improvement made in The village,
By thar small, though neat and beautiful house
erected BY Capt. White, fcr the purpose Of carry
ing on The mercantile business. There are now
in this little village lmo stoTes-orc conducted by
Garrett & While the other hv Stevens x Sons
have no doubt but that this little village, in he
hands OF its energetic and erterprising citizens,
may vel become quite a promising place Of trade.
In 1899, i'll mistake moi, precinct was opened al
this place, and from that time 10 The present she
has never failed OF giving a large Democratic
majority. II is appreherdcd that the education
question: ,chich IS aO,o TIC ,1ord Of The day, will
cause This old Democratic county 10 be more deep
~ asated in the approaching spring election,
than she has been since the election OF James X.
Polk, Prcsident-and sorry am 10 say, that
there are some in the county vino seem 10 care
nothing at all Tor all the other great and mpor-
tant topics of the day, 50 that they can carry this
one question, namely, education. do mol be-
lieye there is man in the county opposed TO ed
ucaion, under a proper rdjudicious system. Bnt
believe you will find i've opposed 10 The plan
recommended in the report Of the Sharon commit.
Tee, where you will ind one in lis favor Fear
ing You may become weary OF 60 undressing
communication, | subscribe myself lOTA.