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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-09-16
RETURN Of PAREDES.

Tho ohjsc, III Polk in sending S,u,a An
NJ hack to Mexico, was Ia use '.cork Icy
against P.redes, the latter being, in tn
language III Pix, ~, only n ~ "arehi>'
but nm enemy 10 nur cn'nirs. See pix
last annual message To Congress. Ia .
few days We my expect inform ,,'.n ir.n
tho city of Mexicn, IN relation /" the effect
produced IN tho fortunes III Santa Anna b,
the return ui P.,re,ies.
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PArRI rIsM.-l'h. Washington cores.
pnndeni 1T the 8 .itimorc Sun, SAYS thu,
the lin. Wm. Il. Polk, the br.al,er III TIL.
President. .ur present Charge u N,pIe..
hearing .f the landing e P.redes, instant
y resigned his diplomatic commission, an,!
requested n military appointment, in Mexi-
Gu. The President appointed him Mir
in the 81 Dragons. lie has bccn ordered
By Adj. Gen. Jones to join Gen. Scots
division. liz will leave here on Thursda.
morning, aud join Gen. Patterson ut Pen
sacola, from whence the Water Witch will
take them to Vera Cruz. B.th will ,he,,
start from thence with the first train for
Jalapa aud Puebla.
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SUPPOSED LOSS OF EMIGRANTs.

The 81. Joseph's Herald IL the 9th nl,..
gives q list of pers"ns supposed I" have
been murdered by the lndinns in Oregon.
among whom we fluid the following MIR.
Tucker ind family Of seven persons, ir".,,
Rock Island, H.; Job aud Jonathan Parr
and families of eleven persons, from Lee
CO., Iowa; Mr.. McCracken and family ol
Eve persons, from W"pcllo co., Iowa; Win.
Daniels and family Of four persons, from
Jefferson co., Town; and Mr.. Bottle and
family Of six persons, from Lee Co, Iowa.
We trust tina. they may all yet arrive a,
their place Of destination.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-09-16
MESMERISM.


We attended the lecture Of Mr.. Spencer
On Tuesday evening last. The invitation
10 pass into estate Of bliss" through the
magnetic influence being extended to the
ladies, sixteen volunteered themselves as
candidates for happier state Of existence.
Some dropped Of almost Immediately into
what appeared to be calm and peaceful
slumber; others, more sclf-disposed and in
credulous, allowed not the peculiar inilu-
cnce Of the subtitle agent to wrap them, ''as
with a blanket" From one state to an.
other those thus hnppilied passed until the,
had reached the filth heaven, or fifth de.
gree, when selecting one or two NJ subjects
the operator began 10 test in presence Of
bis audience, the wonderful influence which
he could exert over tho individual beiorc
him. We have not space nor time u en-
ter into particulars, suffice il, the young
lady appeared 10 lie completely under the
control Of his will, singing when requested
by him, in loud tones before that crowded
house, her !avorite Dir. Mr.. SPenccr's
mode Of lec.uring 10 different frcm that d
those who have visited Us occasionally in
that capacity. He takes no subject" with
him, but chooses the most susceptible from
those who volunteer. Thus proving that
in what he dues there can be NO deception.
Mesmerism il u science, or more propcr-
" philosophy, Of which our knowledge, in
com,non with majority u our citizens, is
mainly theoretical. We have read much
upon the subject, but never have had the
opportunity of seeing its repu.ed wonders
unioIdcd, until partially disclosed to US up
on the evening sbove men'ioned. As We
will again 10 permitted To observe its eli
fecis snd to converse with Mr.. Spencer up.
on them, We may At another time allude I"
this interesting subject.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-09-16
WINE IN FRANcE.-A Paris corrcspon-

WINE IN FRANcE.-A Paris corrcspon-
den, Of New York paper thus discourses
of the immcnsc vineyards and the genef
Gus crops in The vicinity Of ,ha, city
"rhc sight Of The vineyards is most re-
markahle; the vines lay ON the ground un-
der the weight Of their crop. TO find an
instance OF such frniiinlncss We must 20
back 10 l776. The cask Of wine (noi yet.
made) is already sold for twenty five francs
while 10 the former very favorable wine.
year Il sold Tor seventy 10 eighty francs
The price nf wine casks had risen, in con-
sequence If the Immense prospective de-
unan, Ia twelve francs. Without any cx
aggcraiIon, can say that iitre [pini and
half Of go, table will cos, gu, Of Paris
tina, is. without the city du,y-only two
sous. Thus richly does Nature co'nen-
safe ms for the anime and priyalions of las,
year,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-09-16

SuEFTALL SuEFrALL, says the Mo. Re-
publican, a distinguished revolutionary
worthy Of Savannah, is dead. lie was du.
ring 'he war, assistant commissary in the
army, and was taken prisoner nj the sur
render IL Savannah. After the war he
wss admitted to the bar mud appointed Jus.
lice Of the Peace, and Of about iwen,,
thousand cases which he tried, in none
was his judgement, reversed. lie was re-
narkabIe iur adhering to the costume ~
we'll ~ the manners of l776.
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PRINCETON. Scott CO.. Iowa. Sept. r. l8l-

PRINCETON, Scott CO., Iowa, Sept Il, 1841.
Mr.. SAxoaas:-Sr, will inform YOU that the
Gazette directed to ID Hire, Vim Anderson and
W illinms are not taken out Of this office, they
will not pay the postage and cannot l,, then,
70 without. HAswkLL II. PiNyEo, r. NJ.
The papers IL Al-ssrs. Hire and Amber.
an were eh ,nged 10 The L. Claire p,s, e.
iise IN ny weeks since, v bile that I'll 5. Vii.
iiaas hrs Mt becn Aent tor three or four
wccks.-E.D GAz.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-09-16

avs have no disposition To make an 81.
lack" says tho Dubuque Express, s'wbere
% b victorious would only serve 10 be die.
sraced." That man has found consolation
o olleo in defeat in the pen war be has
wsasd With ", shas he appears 10 imagioe
- vssA b diegssesd BY victory.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-09-16

GREAr FIRg IN New YoRx.--On tie 3Olh
ult., Corners type foundry. Mercer's dining
saloon, Bells printing Office, and three small
ehops. corner Of Ann aud Nassau streets.
we're burnt. Loss from 6.O.OOO to $50 no.
Insurance G. coo dollars. MIR. Cummings and
wife. po..r people residing in the fourth story,
were burned ~ death.
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DAVENPORT, September l4th, l047.

DAVENPORT, September l4th, lO41.
Mr.. A. SAxDERs:-Dear SIR, In answer to m
enquiry made through your paper respecting de-
lnquent tax payers, as respecting the in.eres,
tina, has been paid, il they will make enquiry OF
the Clerk Of Board Of County Commissioner. he
perhaps can give them satisfaction, or il they
will call ut the Treasurcr's Office they can have
an opportunity Of satisf.in themselves.
A. II. MILLER.
We received the above Just previ,a,s To
going to press. Will some ono of our cit.
liens interest himself sufficiently TO mike
the inquiry aud report the resul. through
the Gazette? We feel anxious, in com.
mon with other tax IN, ers Of the county,
IN know what has bccn done with the taxes
Tor delinquency that have bcen paid in aud
returned TO the Treasurer. A corrcspon.
dent has suggested that they have been
used f"r clec,ionccring purposes, mud un,i
prof Z" the contrary be produced, We mus,
believe him, although sad is tho reflection
that We have personally contributed 10
elect tho Locof;,co iirkri.-ED. GAz.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-09-16

DAvExrosr.-A little article respect.
Sae our town will be found in another col.
umo. from a Massachusetts paper. Our
friend ofshe Lie Claire House speaks pref
~ loudly in praise Of Davenport. May i.
become III be prophecies, il our wish.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-09-16

ELECTION IN RmoDE lsLAND.-The Lo-
coCoccs elected member Of Congress Al,
tho recent election in this Stale, by ma
iosity IL 50. Although unaniicipated this
result will make no cl,ange in tho political
complexion Of The House Vi Representa-
tives.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-09-16

YELL''w FEvER.-1he N. Orleans Del, ,
Of the LIST inst., says, that during the "a
hours preceding, there were So deaths b,
yellow fever. A large number far thu,
city. 'hinned % il now il by it, population
flying from the annual visit Of that scourpe.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-09-16

r. NJ. G.--rhe N. Y. Express very
iacesi"usly adser'ises among iis wants that
Of Postmaster General fw The Uui,ed
States--'he last two having proven ioco,n.
peseut to the discharge Of the duties Of the
dice.
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PEOPLES CANDIDATE.
For President Of the united States,
ZACHARY TAYLOR.

1eo for the country, the whole eountry--and
q 10 my ardent and sincere wish 10 SEQ the indi-
vidual placed 1t the head Of the nation, who, by
Q strict observance OF the constitution (he he who
he msy,) can make W most prosperous At home,
- well % most respected abroad. TAILOR.
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LoCaFCo TRIBUTE TO HESRy Cav
The well known L,coi;,co Washington cor.
responder, Of the Baltimore Sun write, in
his letter OF the 26,h:
'ilcnry Clay, a few days ngo, me. Col.
Benton in the cars nj the Relay House.
Senat"r Benton WINS returning to Washing
ton from the West, and Henry Clay was
going to Philadelphia from virgin,a. Thcv
slss'k e"ch other cordially by the hand,
much to the establishment Of tho people in
tho cars. The net itself was highly credit
able 10 both, ~ the meeting itself must have
given rise to very singular "reminiscences
and associations Of ideas. What . man
must he DO WIN, like Henry CLAY. has
caused 'housnnds 10 rise and grow bin by
opposing him, retaining all the time the At.
tachment, respect, md admiration Of all hin
friends! There must be something MON
than the mere par,izan OF successful leader
II The opp'si'ion-he must pcssess person.
al qualities Of the highest order, and reflect.
IN singular manncr, tho leading charac-
teris'ics ri his nation. This il really t,e
casc with Henry Clay, WIN, with III lila
virtues and laulis, 10 Vet the worry typs cf
his brave and ma9nanimms countrv,nen.
Mr.. CLAW, independent VI his poIitics i !
most pefect abstract American very
specimen that could mako CANNING snv a
one of our distinguished ci,ixens abroad.
"When you return 10 America, remembers
me 70 the great Kentmckisn!"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-09-16

"GRAMMAR" AGAIN BROKE LOOSE!
The grammatical photographer Of the
Dubuque Express says that wc are quite n
geRioss! lie statcs that be has been wait.
ing over year for the "plsin, fat.foo,sd
acknowledgement" that wc were opposed
to the Mexican war. His suspense has
bcen relieved. We said lhs, the Locofocoe
derisvely term the Wings tho 'an,i.war
party" adding that the Wings glory to be
called the an,i-war, or peace party, further
remsrking, that we hoped they would meri,
the title BY an opposition 10 Inc present IN
just war, all Of which we here reiierasc.
Now We will give this 'gc.ni.ous" q button
ifhe will prove that there is one sentence
in tho article, Of which the above is the
marrow, squirting .. an union of,he Wings
in opposition to tho war now most unjustly
waged against Mexico. He does W too
much honor, entirely, in imagining that be.
cause We arc opposed to the Mexican war,
the whole Wing party must be so neccssa.
rily. An idca that he il the embodiment oil
the principles Of the Locofoco party, las
crcpt into his Uranium and grown until il
Inns become too largc f"r the email haLi,a
ton and now Inns eked out, in the supposi
,ion that sre, also, represent tho whole
Wing party. We thank the generous ''ge
nious" for his kind intentions, but really
our shoulders are neither broad enough nol
our seIf.es,eem large enough to allow us Il
accep. Of 30 great nm honor from donor 81
elevated in the estimation Of the people a,
10 tho worthy editor ofihc Dubuque print.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-09-16

Anew paper Is 10 be started in Washington.
A circular has b~en Distributed, signed By
Daniel F.. Huger, Wade Hampton. and six.
teen others of the moot wsrthy and inhuen.
tiai citizens OF South Carolina. calling upon
the South 4" aid them, in tho establishment
st Washington. Of . paper. which shal; IRE.
ilect the sentiment Of the South on the aboli.
tion and Wilmot proviso questions
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-09-16

An INpCsTRIoUs WOMAN -Talk indeed
of your patrinonies and gaudy shows. yo,r
PROFESSIONS, and installations, aud corona.
,ion>! Give me fora beautiful sight. a nea,
and smnr. woman heating her oven and set.
Ting in her bread Aud il The hustle DIES make
the sign III labor g'istcn an her brow. whore
IS The man that would not kiss that of rather
than plaster from Duchess! Them's our
sentiments IN. r. Mechanic.
Woman "setting in her hread." would
select u singular nest. and the man that kiss.
I'd off her hustle" must have peculiar taste.
Them's our sentiments.
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A Shrecd Ore.-A Democrat % town
gets rid Of the chagrin of tho Wing success
IL T-nn"ssee with some ingenuity.
'.Do Won know" said he. ..ihe reason why
the Whigs have elected their Governor in
TENNESSEE" "No;-what 10 III" was the
reply.
"Whv. tho Democrats had majority in
that State. but Polk has made IN many ap-
pointments from Tennessee, that " are
thrDwn insoa minority"
The bv.stsndcvs voted that ouv ingenious
friend had made out his case--a moat satis.
factory explanation. Cincinnati S;susl.
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TaeAsURy NoTo.-On the let inst there
were 9l5,S00. 439 81 Treasury notes out.
standing.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-09-16
A THRILLING INCIDENT.

The following incident in connection with
late conflagraiion in New York, the dcs-
trnc,ion Of Mr.. Kirkham's establishment,
is told by the New York Express:
Sp sudden aud quick was the spread ri
The flames that Mr.. X. mud his family were
very near being des,ro, ed. Onc IL bis
daughters, nbout ID ycnrs of nge, escaped
b, jumping from the fourth story window
4 the room in which she slept. The scene
was Of tie most ap"nizing md thrilling in.
,cresi. The fourth story had very small
attic windows. Al one IL them Miss K.
appeared, shrieking in alarm, the IRE be.
hind her aud the SNAKE pouring ont over
her head-no ladders had yet arrived, and
her destruction seemed inevitable. She
got out IN the sill! window, but il was cvi.
dent she must perish there, and the cry
was raiscd f,r her 70 imp, but her father
counselled her TO wait till they got ready
for her. A feather he'd was instantly pro-
cured, and held about three feet from the
ground By six strong men. The young Ia
DIV had BY that time let herself out of the
window, md was hanging by her nrms To
the window sill. Vast numbers of per.
sous had now assembled, mud were lookers
on the agonizing scene. .'Jnmp now" wns
the cry. The young lady let 70 her hold
on that dizzy height of upwards Of fifty
feet, md in m Instant was whirled toward
The side walk. Ia few moments the CRY
wn. hcard, ..she IL snie," and three hearty
cheers went up that made the welkin ring.
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In the most fortunate event. the triumphs
Of the battle. field are truly dcplorsble. A
French lady once said to the pake Of Well
ington. "a grea, victory m"ss be glorious
affair" "Msdaa." replied he. Il conceive
i, to be the m"st deplorabIe catastrophe that
can possibly happen, except great defeat. y
The experience Of one man who had been wit.
ress 10 10 much blo0dshed. u worth oil the
2,eachings ofall the Peace societies in the
world.
Ilee,. then. must be the responsibility IN
God. to mankind. and e. history oflhe Gov.
ernmeu. which. either upon slight provoca.
ton or Tor the sake Of adding 10 iis ,erril0,ies
or for any other than INST controlling ren.
son. pluages people into this fearful state.
Richmond Wing.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-20
1ljI ELE.GRApII.

Anals'rici OF die Presidents Messa1e W,s
ted IN ~" "In papefs freely after il vas
But g"ale feA' was performed. IN ,eudIng !, nj,
Telegraph 10 Cincinnati VIA PHILADELPHIA and Dr.. p?
II vas pfuted aud distributed IN Gaelnnati NJ, ,51
alter lis delivery. II was Telegraph d iron, Phil
to tnrnnail III just 10 hours. IN ,udinr AN Inn, '"''
halt during winch Acrc was some delauo,, o.,, '
wltes. Tins is oblul LA the time it vnnll M
best composite to put it in type. OF conr,o i.'',
have bren scG III the same lime Iran Wa,, nr,
iae WIGS baea cm.ilnauS, r. Editor Of iL, !,
says the correctness Of The copy Transmitted -
1t ben ilhaI''y n"Ie c,Igrct than til rrnf x,.,
the very @si c"mfosIiof would have leen. ,ba...
he only deficiency WAS the want of itllcsaal o,,.,.
marks. Tins achleylnrlt lrn, quite , era in iho
grcs' Of The human mind, aud one Is :, in to
platoon OF the vast md renee which snrb diS..o..
oN"Fclar npon NE iniurc political prasrec ,,t tb
All aPprthensi9ns III the ptrmtns 1c, Of the I,pi
snng from the va-luees oil r,rfitury over ,li.l =.
spreads, are scattered 10 lhe Winds II, Ral Read.
tie Telegraph. ''''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-20

-. The Repu,lcan ,nahes fass ab,ql !, h,,a.a,
Which 1t slys WIS ssued from the tirainlan Office
Monday night ol last week. We have onI, +, s,, d.,
whilst til" hando'lI, "" are ld, MIS- IruicI at IN,
ollie we Nae" noihmg "i II, whaleyr,-lhat We nry,,
mad i iHe neA'ion l'I>sne 1t. nor The Ms mar
t' Ia"d 81 81. oafkn"w lis nature AM . ret, IN il
~' read ti1 tbe ii'ln5.icaa--and hat, I.si SIN
pad Hat the eultols had any hing 10 do with IT, or MN.
~ aay manner fosponsl5ie or the pfduclion II was M,
i-5IeI a :he ,rllnan ofli =.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-20

~ :"e oi.-osrcss al xooncco al
\
tENiE oodsr qed having associated Themselves together
! iottle pros, AID
,RDE ERH AaD COMMISSION BUSINESS

akB' Efh AND COMMISSION BUSiA ESS.
tnt 'cs o ln3se Who ilf the stle ,>putt
II l"s sats AMI .aP.les Ia flt llr Ia. tr,u,ab.e
PaSmsat OF mdta# e-rsI aot 'aeor, wead suggest tHe
Iio as .ie. bee,e taen'e If some detects tht t,-
pato1a i tAe Wed l.. ntIay ha= be ON
- gu ,4 oi, ..el f. ,.e thel io51cc5 50 a.,4
a. render ontifcy unsltoo Portable shipments
weigh per l.h. oen raging Hom too lbs to 7o9 lis l.,
winch the charges, snrh dsslage dcNcry from '1aciou
made Wy haH - To- ID pr cent nooNr the Late 81 In
lsera ,,el i=the lsht rid 81 500 lbs costing much
mark equal rNrcsS 81 e9 for carriage, Inspection
and s>on ta selling by the HID, >ely
lomlrr aud moreover from oi compactuess
etude the art tae NOR readily nods, thu, deseynG ii
entirely lar Is manufacturing med and neatly
Ion shipment lie very general comp AMT among haycrS las
MAINLY induced Us To- present ouf views to the pnbr, not
doubling that when attention given tins abe the
will be speedily corrected II on maeh requisite
Tor actual wants was thus prepared and that ui suitable qua
,ty + manufacturing, it would only effect the grow the
atcnt o ms extra carriage. coopeagr and commission Sc
but applied grades al present. the puchas
being careful Oh his interest must has mpsh lower viii
the increased per renagc and h in holding it
s., much more liable to mar, than il mad. heavier In ad-
I,nG chang tins respect they would AVOID tie other
eStrcme 81 too heavy weghs by which the color il njn
end sm'Ie m5lc dd,lt to sep rlle, causing It, work
wstculY Fol all u,cl Tobacco, tie Hid. should be made
10 contain 2oO lbs, t. 100 lbs such manufacturer,
and eh aud brown Tor shipment shuudpdt
above l19J 10 l6uplh, weighed in very tluu
exists IN the mlns at the ,h, which often teo much
bgcd ard made 4 tim and tcp styes thus cXpa,i the
eIc tel dlmpae-s 81 the atmosphere ard pre-, eting that
ta ness 80 essential to an aice, thu GhJn'sS oi Which,
contributes uiuch t. its worth 1t the CASKS be made ot
strong Wood aaeay straight viii ensure the proper range
t5r the hndAg Oh the hoops. Slaves ths AMI
Width WITH ghtv nted ed Is, nearly water
tight my be, and city dry Very little additional la
aar ar expense will insure this and ny b.a saving f, Il
Planter by the additional price paid in consequence Of its
safety from rlny Another practice. frequently mru', is
that OF cNtfemc drynes entirety destroying its clas Y and
III ring imprIsticablc 10 WORK without en gus al
lie for purpose htcpcr Noane wishes sit as L.
cause 1t Ia m'ud-as none desire it sod, ensure
breaking and ling certain d, grec supplenc,s
qn' essential Ion any aud every process Of Manufacture and
NH he to1nd advantageous t. the grower little smoke
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-20
w o" IITUl-NDu MN ~ J,
H. y q Y % fs =
ESi~sos,ttioli.

FHNiit cu'parneishlp hcntoiore existing. unier tic
4 style aud hrm a Wilkinson 4, Hatcher IS tins
day dissolve ay mutual consent. Persons indebted l..
the requested settle viii Thus NJ " llk
ilson, whu ) aiuue aut1fized receive or collect he
hlylng purchased the entire interest of Jno A. llai.
chr. Those having claims against She concern vii
presen them to hin Tor payment The name ot the can-
viii he nsd. where 10 necessary, IL closlug TIL
business Of Inc sah.e.
THOS. NJ MI1.kINSON,
Der. lS-tsf J. A HATCHER
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len rsrred. Ii5us .lt~ed scene. Nhci. 81 dstT,
saeaa. eaga,<i atssxl ard sffrvt, uesa cNeeeta
Is shy simi.ar spec'aele Ne haze ef.r " ia SGD.
The Nc. 0fh as Bee ii Monday ssy.:
General T.yl .sr ,rted ,rsierisy p'7nin. eaFl
the S,aaah MssmTi. IL LETT Us IS be- eaas aSs
u.s. saluied y 'he af o7Jaaac' an3 Eae h',
l,y tie hcarv hrztas ii omnrysi e o. II utI ard
R-alJ rrs.sls d,see 10 lis p4ats'iaa Bafsa k5agr
81 - par ~ of nassing eS N 1ars'jc 41tt
'..h h, tsay ftHai winch h has .ssn .as4i,e .psfe
i.laa ;wb years. IL wjl :. nam h'. rIsp'au# g
wsas ~ ,waeaj yn1 tk'. n ltn asa a#a8 'tl.I.f
a.; hsae. Thence he q WIS., hisesss.rr - 10 "
sSssapi, Wl.ers rriss h'', It's - aa : u -
aiE>. IL Understand G.asf4 t. eii# - -
--Sae; all events yeatats h'y.za she tzaf..t#st
Getty ot lie .Sral G! hsr lie itsk savsa So = -.
vrd4snTss J IL '7udis s ~ rssss5.-s - ff'
,sraaos sal tie ia ssit a l-a-tst1'y = ..h
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