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Weekly national intelligencer., 1847-09-18
HERMITAGE INSTITUTE.



MRS. GENERAL WHEELER informs her friends and
I the puafc that she intends opening Boarding School
Tor Young Ladies' the residence oe late DR. Bowie known
as the Hermitage twelve miles the road from Washington
to Brookvle, which location is believed to have
usual advantages regard health and retirement well
as convenient the cities OF the District Of Columbia
1t will be the aim of Mrs Wheeler improve the
moral and intellectual powers of her pupils with due regard
to their health comfort which she will give her uni
mitting personal care aud attention.
The of studies will embrace the entire course from
the elementary the higher and ornamental branches e
cation, including French Music, Drawing, and Painting
The scholastic will be divided into the
FIRST commencing the first Monday Of September and end
ing the 14h February the second commencing on the l4h OF
February and ending the last Friday of July.
Scholars will be received at tme and charged
portion to the end of the session.
Terms per Session, payable half in advance
Board, Washing English Tuition, aud Drawing 40
French.
Music at Professors prices
Use of Pano 10 do.
No charges but each pupil is furnish herself with
all articles necessary for her pursubooks stationery
ing materials, sc.
Mrs Wheeler woudapprize those whom she is unknown
that she educated with the view of being teacher aud
has taught in New York, also in Mrs. Edwarss
in Leesburg and that she will every exerton 10 merit ne
patronage those whose children will be under her CHARGE
by procuring such teachers to assist will enable her 10 give
her pupils complete and finished education.
Pupils will be required to have all their clothing marked
No allowance made for absence after session has COM
mtnced, except in Of protracted sickness
he school will be opened the 22d November COM
muncations prior that time to be addressed most pad TO
Mrs Wheeler, Poolesye, Montgomery county Mary
and after that date, TO Colesville in sad county
aug 2S-wpt22Nov
Weekly national intelligencer., 1847-09-18

SaAKsPEAREs HousE.-Thc English Public has been
lately startled (says the New York Amercan) by nma-
ton that Mr. Barpum, Of the New York Museum dealer
in curioses Of various sorts, Tom Thumb inclusive was
about purchase Shakspeares house Saord with the
view Of having conveyed to the United States. The alarm
has become generaso much that has reached Prince
Albert who is supposed have any thing do with any
thing outside Of the Royal Palace and has prompted sub
crpion from that parsonage the of hundred
and fifty pounds to retain shakspeares house in England.
Other subscriptions have been proered clubs associations
and societies. literary dramatic Shakpean and Others have
moved in the and committees including Sir Robert
Peel Lord Mopeh and long catalogues of titled persons Of
various note have been formed for raising funds The pro-
pey which actually for sale may be bought is ascertain
ed thousand pounds-a scarcely large enough
would think, great stir among so many
wealthy people. Sir Robert Peel might advance the whole
and think that he had spent il at the last election
Miss Martneau into the subject with womanly en-
huas and proposes that the required shall be ra-
cd by penny subscriptions, make the monument as
national possible She has published appeal to the
People, in which she says
"he way is clear, the time is shc,t let us all do some
thing for Shakspeares memory before Sleep MY appeal
IS to your better aiecons-to your and love- By
oil the noble thoughts that Shakespeare has aroused in you
appeal you honor him BY all his noble thoughts
by the philosophy of Brutus and the mirth of Rosand by
the Of Macbeth and innocence Of Desemona by
the dreams Of Hamlet and the fidelity Of Imogene by the
misery OF Othello and the patience Of Cordea appeal
you TO honor Shakespeare And according your love
and reverence Of him be quick and digen in your work.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1847-09-18

The referees appointed under the late decision in the
Of the Philadelphia Saturday Courier that the interest Of the
deceased partner Ezra Holden, included the good w or
subscription list have awarded to his widow and heirs
S30 their share of the property at the present m and
of debts profits, sc. Unless the surviving partner,
Mr. McMakin, is satisfied pay them this award the whole
will sold by order Of the court and the proceeds
divided between the parties
Weekly national intelligencer., 1847-09-18

The Catholic Almanac for ls47 says that the number of
priests in the United States eight hundred and thirty four
being accession of nneyegh in year and also that
there eight hundred and twelve churches evenywo Of
which were erected during the past year. In addition to this
number there five hundred and sevenyse stations Vi
sted by cegmen, but yet without any commodous place
of worship. -
Weekly national intelligencer., 1847-09-18

DREADFUL AFrAIRA dreadful affair took place at Pat
erson, New Jersey, Wednesday Two men, father and
son, named Campbell had quarrel, during which the
former attempted to take the life of the latter. The son,
escape from his ather took to the river but the father pu
sued him. and both getting beyond their deph and being
able 70 swim, sunk together in a wateiY graye.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1847-09-18

An 1RIsH CoMrLImEsr.-A lovely girl was bending her
head a tree which lady purchasing from an
Irish in Covent garden Market when the wo-
man, looking kindly at the young beauty, said, a" yer
PARDON young lady, but if it's pleasing ye I'd thank you
to keep your cheek away from that yc put the lady
out Of consait with the color Of her flowers"
Weekly national intelligencer., 1847-09-18

VEoErABLE CuRIosITIEs. editor of the Advertiser,
Rochester, New York, says We yesterday shown
limb of an apple tree which had upon it, within the space OF
sereeen inches no less than sirty fire apples They
placed upon the stick like kernels upon corn-cob Yester-
day cucumber which sbeats ALL The length is
three feet eeDen inches and fraction. Also, branch Of
peach tree about two feet long, which bore srtyflree
peaches ="
Weekly national intelligencer., 1847-09-18

IowA-We learn from the st. Louis Republican that the
Commissioners appointed to select site for the of
Government of Iowa unable, thus tar find suitable
locality They have been months engaged in this work.
and when done it is not probable that the location will be APP
proved It very easy in Iowa, other States unite
interests enough to authorize the removal of the seat of Co.
vernment but the real point of difficulty is agree upon
location for IL
Weekly national intelligencer., 1847-09-18

CALL THISGs Br THEIR RIGHr NAMEs.-The religious
papers have paragraph stating that Congregational Church
is about to be formed in Washington on the anti slave
ry principle" We hope that il the citizens Washington
any of them, disposed to form ansavery soce-
y they will call by its true name, and not confuse and
msead the public by calling it church
Ne,p York .IourpaI 0f Commerce
Weekly national intelligencer., 1847-09-18

EXTENSION OF THE TELEsRAPH.-We informed that
the Southern line of Telegraph will be completed to Charles
ton in the of six weeks At this rate will not be
long before we receive " flash from New Orleans.
GPhiLa9elphid bulletin
Weekly national intelligencer., 1847-09-18

4 EES MEMOIRS.--Memoirs of the War in tbc Sou,h-
- ern Department OF the United States by Henry Lee
Lieutenant Colonel Commandsnt OF the Partisan v;on dur
ing the American War, with corrections left by the anor
and with aud additions by H. Lee the author OF The
Campaign Of 81. For sale by VIM. q. FORCE,
aug IL Penn. avenue. corner of Ipb a,
Weekly national intelligencer., 1847-09-18

TORNADO AT CoRswALL u. C.--The Montreal Courier
gives detailed account Of tornado at Cornwall II
appears to have been really terrific The clouds were Dense
black and icarfuly agaed rushing each other
whiting rounu and then bursting asunde like the smoke from
cannons mouth The air hot the thunder and light
ning appalling, and the rain down torrents Houses
and stables were blown down and unroo trees and fences
eeu WIN the ground and people running about dis
raoted, cattle almost frantic with alarm.
Al or near Massina Point two miles above the wafer Of
the 81 Lawrence caught up like what are called water
sPou's at sea- There were three houses destroyed eight
oofad, nine less injured, eleven ouhouses blown
down, thirteen unroofed, and many others injured The
shingles and of board from the were carried down
distance OF three miles into the farmers fields The lorna
doaPproached the bank Of the St Lawrence again at apcas
ter village, where several buildings destroyed and
woman and child much injured preclude all hope OF
recovery Only one life lost that Of little girl of thr-
teen, who was blown into the canal and drowned Several
saved themselves from the fate only by cngng to the
posts trees, &C., against which they blown. One man
was taken up several feet into the air
Weekly national intelligencer., 1847-09-18

THREE CHILDREN BuRST DEArH.-A distressing acci-
dent occurred Caysvile (Va Sunday evening" the
22d instant The house belonging TO Mr. Isaac Boseiy was
that day consumed by fire. together with his three little
children
The circumstances connected with this dreuI affair are
these Mr.. Bosey and wife left home on that day for some
purpose leaving at home their three little children the eldest
only about four five years old and the youngest an infant
all of whom being asleep the parents previous their depar-
ure made fast the doors that they might not be interrupted
during their absence The house took fire. originating as is
supposed in the chimney and communicating Immediately
the house, and there being person enough give
ALARM the house and the three little children were soon de-
soyed The parents did not arrive until the little beings
broing beneath the scorchng lmes and too late to
render any assistance to them-Homney (Va.) Intel
CHARLEs LAME AND H. q R--At the Phi Beta Kappa
dinner Mr.. Richmond related the following as given to him
in Italy by his friend Of the parties Henry Crabbe Ro-
binson, well-known and benevolent English barser.
When, said Mr. Robinson told Charles Lamb the history
Of my first brief he said stammerng until he came to the
quotation from Pope which he pronounced in clear full
voice When you got your fr-fr-st br-br brief ddi
dd-n't you ssay,
Thou great FIRST cause, least understood p"
Boston Post.
Washington telegraph., 1847-01-20

A GIGANTIC MoKoroIY,--The N. Y,
Globe, in an article on the report of the
Postmaster General. thus speaks Of the
tremendous political engine which the
President controls, under the name ol Post.
Office patronage;
Thnre are over 1900 Post Offices, and
between 10000 and 10 600 employers, all
Of whom hold their appointments at the
will and pleasure Of one man. Ii NC IN.
clude the almost countless number OF con.
tractors, drivers, carriers, and all the rarl
Gus persons dependent upon this enormous
aud gigantic system, tho force will ut least
equal the combined fbreos Of Napoleon
mud Wellington at the battle OF Waterloo.
Al Of those who make up this countless
hosl are under The direction el single
individual.
Washington telegraph., 1847-01-20
New Establishment.

0SEPH II; PALMER has permanently 10.
- Gated himself at No, iG Gfavier street, New
Orleans, and has secured a complete stock of DRY
GOODS ut much lower prices than last season
Indeed, there are many Of the most useful and de.
sFabe offered atlcsa prices than It cost to produce
them-hayinu been purchased and contracted for
principally in September and October lust, when
goods wefs sacrificed on account oil the eontem
plated effects OF the Tariff of 1916.
Under no circumstances will any buyer be rharg.
ed more than the lowgsr MARKET yALuE for any
article
lie has made arrangements with Domestic
Manufactures aud foreign Agents to be kept regu.
lafy supplied with the best goods aud the hand.
soonest aud --latest styles, adapted to the wants Of
the South and West
lie respectfully ask an examination Of them
J. II PALMER. % Gfayitr st.
New Orleans, Jan /, lsl7.9.sw
Washington telegraph., 1847-01-20

fuE guzlHas IL A.A =-Ibc accounts
70. the nvsrs ul cholera uaescl Few
jlfs back fbrrw the capital n'o CON,
p'atc clue ,marmL AIN.ay iOn ihr
eastern paH pi Aia Minor E'a'' lhll ,hr
cholera Lli unV positively advanced lu F,
snr"a lhras .hef 1'i lhs. province. The
mnrauy h4l been ,rfy severe. bll iha.r
wt adopt lar exaggerated idea oi i.s h1y.
ing nwnlu'ri 10 90 J1l nr lJ.DJU are Ger
hu.y alta a.rH distance .am ilr mark,
ihr itlr-' Intelligence CrTuiuly mentions
lbr pr.'uce Of lalf mlaly 90 No all,
Ola, ua,lea.r. Aeppo, Damascus, 81.
From d letter 0i 90 cni date lmm lrhrnn.
20 app.Ws lhui ilHu thr !si The l'h tho
mlrary vas an al.'i chat ltrUl ats uu
Hur f.... ... .Hl. a. ius dead, i4R
HrH rH.-# uI H. ..H r.s n .HsIa u
hs .Ul.Uu W.H ... .r, -tfl l.t pr.
p1r, iuA. .y.u..s.I l.Ir utnl.unl sItrs
wrm rusa. IYs b1gAris ami llacs. u.
using loo s.pH.I i5r rIIy wfl pFags on.,
aud ct l.u|rs Hr,g hi lIa pil.fl lu
such -.a.ruI Au 90 JuAt iltIr Nrf' c..n
s.Ienb apprehension. pl general rryl.i
asih,. lbe 6usoHu.n. in ulLer parts
ol lar county lue p4pl'aiuu bal ilgl To
the mplmliu., u.iga ahluIru.ug their lam
ilirs. glli- sni rrmruyi and happy Do 'h'
family luhcrd ia1i has not .o'l un' OF ii,
memhrra t'r .pua.cs ct lhr number
Of deaths iu HI' .arI' cities Hf pfah from
this d.s-asf ifs as follows; lchrUn, H..
ON io lImE hrmlnshlh DOll; l.pi
4an. JDl. R..e.I, 5000. II l.mllan.
1900 N.Hci 2dnn; shnas, $50. A
leu'r from rahriz, mention. the hrra,inE
ou' oi the cbu.rm; iwo hundred victims
l'p ihr Af,i day ~ which we ate any
rrrom-Eig'ni yap-t
Washington telegraph., 1847-01-20
.I0iice 10 Planters.

P 'llE uadrnigned has oPrn,d a shop for the
7 manufacture Of and repairing Gin Siand..
aBr mile 1lh.HrH Of Washington, ia The shop
fHH,fy occupied by John Mays. lie pledges
himself to mnnHiiciufc Gins Of the most i'm.
proved style and iinish, wurauiing Oh work done
hy hm Equal 10 the representations.
Having recently made large and EXTENSIVE
purchases of the best material IN the eaern cities.
with 40 facilities iaf executing work with prompt.
urss and tspaigh, he hopes 10 merit n share VI
the pl3.a patronage, heretofore - literally *.
tru1-A 40 him.
wifi Keep = -'ns,sni s1pr'y % Gins i5r sale
az thr store 0i 4. Block .n Wa.h.nsinn.
} r. CROSBY
WafIIutan, Dee %, ls}G.G.n
Washington telegraph., 1847-01-20

C,vr JON a,' CnEL,E,-1lc follow.
ing i. iiam SD, Washington ;ruer Of jhc
Baltimore pHtipn
5rur iiur since VI lii.Dh.artn'r
miii agent ai lAr North. lmgN d lHgt
cheese in Connrrirul uui sea, il On ,a
Wasing.ol'bJ Toe slIng ot mail ogrn 3
along the route. asa present 10 C'L tlvr
Johnson. the Postmaster General A.l
right. Subodiua'cs know how 10 tickle
the fancy oflhcir supclinrs 20 most eases.
Something's however lunriunatics from
the uhWcN are nut over fond Of chcpscl
Be- lhr case with Cul johnson as i may,
the rhrrsc, instead Of being sent A. the
giycr intended, Nas. mal likely ly some
agent who loves Cave johnson less than be-
does cho'c, mjschicvously clnpod in the
po,i. office mail, ty which conveyance it
cam' sale '1 baud. Ri.h one huad,oi and
irwig Gee dolldrs postage charged on i'll
Col. johnson refused toe ptrsenil ami OF.
dcred "thc cheese to be- taken buck so
that It might be properly filed away in Ehe
dead letter aGcr"
Washington telegraph., 1847-01-20

diaA or Rrsfiaf.--On the atfiral,
Saturday night, If tii, Armstrong. tue
memhrfs al fire Co. 10. 1. Of which he
was President wbra lie volunteered ia tn
serg.ce olhis country. met at iLeir Engine
House, conner Of sixth aul Sycamore sis,
where they received him. aud as a marx al
fesfecllur his bravery, and si'lheif sympathy
Tor Is loss OF limb. ut the lat. 5l mn.
lerry; rbr bel on The house sas tailt1
lArols d nosl Of the night.
CiHewaaG Com, ss'h.
Washington telegraph., 1847-01-20

Sad lands l having sold
o the
Of
andf,
sadie the dayofN
ie1nno ofC
l.
Certificates rgu7d fourth November. 1873
a as ia
o "a November. 10 o
II a
lCiuh, Soyemer lsli
lracz sh
accrued which
tblaf
And d described lying anI being the Dallas
dorm
The o Dallas
1halsa Of s
18th oJanuay,
O Smith and JansH Crow
lands described a lying aud Clara
Of
January conveyed all 'a @ as and being the euy Dallas by
drluf that date
Wherefore each end who i the said iani purchased
sadlini
shy said made shall confirmed
BENZ. S. DUNCAN.
HARRIS FLANAGAN.
J.auayQ isl7-5-3E
Washington telegraph., 1847-01-20

raoNorIoNs y rur tWE-lre see i
stated that sergeant Mahaney who d,sin
guishrd hIm set "a lhe battles oil ths slh aul
OH pi May. has been promoted 10 second
LiouleuaueY, and We are gralihed to record
the fact. We think, with the Richmond
Wing, that il Is hpn1rahe Ia the appointing
p1wer Promotions fpm tue mnks. hf
COOL ronidei, ifm9re frequent. viii reulrr
the army more respse'abeai weilas more
efficient. We have always thought that
the good ollhe service would be promoted.
in every respect, by fewafling the talents
aai - d raniarl ni the pf.aies. fhsr,
would then, b. strung lullcemsnt llf
mnn 10 volunteer an 10 enlist. The tad
lohunar would be HqantI ali-ml many
would strive ilf ihH prize which would be
within their reach. Ihs system would be
in ar5orlauee with be- genius oi uuf ,ns,i.
las.ons, AID Naa iHc Irei.na. al uaf people.
1 place amang llu u.liesrs If Ibr Amy
would ne he exclusively confined % n "A
yorel ura luuhztr fa. Inc b4mlizgsl
man n Il, ranks Would fHi Ibal he bad
something Io dgh' .or--snmHihIng briarr
h.m y nby ot h.H masl aTsWns ezenions
We hope yri ia .se aiher appointments #
a sim. N Ga4HaHteg# iu Tie our Ne harr
menl|n |nnsd abtxc. Once a4ppl tie = stern
aul ihr ul.iHcts pi the army lhgmsr,sss
w5g.lual object IA il.-gi'a. GEfile.
Washington telegraph., 1847-01-20

Tnr ANGUISH or BEREAVEMENT Wien
lillle Jacob Walton was informed that he
alunc q. all his family had escaped from lhe
wrscl, Uf the Atlantic, he turned To Mr.
Gould, vino had saved 80 many, aud cx
claimed in subsanea-"Ohl Iake me back
aud throw me Hlu the seal chi let me
drown with my parents aul mg brothers
anl my sislrr,' puor little fellow. be
was The anguish Of bereavement. lie Is
only twelve Yrafs al agr. No understand
hai uf. Gdnl. lhe agent iur 4 lams L
Co.'S Express, has received s3,00u. saved
N the baggage ai Jacobs iamily. which Is
"a b. sa.rly iafcsied for his education aad
support.
Washington telegraph., 1847-01-20
GROH tn 0F#isiB.

EXPECT 10 receive by the let Of January.
Isl larea aud EtHeul assortment Of
GARDEN SEEDS, niz1d and put 10 70 order
by the Soecly Of United Quakcfs At Eahsld,
taanretcat Tdass seeds are wafraaIed 10 b.
frrsh and genuine aal Of the kind rgartzsatel.
with directions abaui planting. culture, &c Thass
wanting variety Of serd8 would do well to send
then orders accompanied Wili the eashJ inias.
dalely. nnd have them filled as soon as the soels
afffa Among them may be found
GFeea Globe AHichoke--Giant Asparagus,
Baaef Rsaas-=leIlow sx week. refugee Of
l011 10 /, rrd marrow, Rob Roy.
RHHH.Bs B5Im=-t.afss lama. Carolina white
dnleh mnuefs, laTEe seatlsi do, dutch case kn.ie.
pole white
Bsst-Early ilat bassano, blood turuip. oranrs.
French amber white soI.eIa, long bool. mangsl.
gafsgl, bsae plant.
Bf5raH az5fird
GMll88hsn assorted
CtbsIFs-Eaf.y sugar loaf early dutch. early
4oTs, A5k.ays early dwarf. large Yofk. nam.
maiH, uaw.I dumhedd savoy. lufaIp rooted shove
d. zfaaad af papr robs, % DO. bsloW the ground
Cree Esir curicd.
lafglb5f-ElhY Rrrea elnsisF long green
taia#y, early Persian, white spue. &c. a..
- P.aaf=Lafgr purple and IarEe white
hR'.==t'lafn euflrd Scotch, white Do sea.
AHs#e.=lb Different varieties.
HHliaas-uf aiilsf1ui yafl-tira.
O4isHs-silysf skin, Yellow, Red. french af
Nslsh,
PasdRs-Gafnsey OF cup, long white. holi5w
clown.
y nlzg-Afaried
Pas lsiiaHs-h large variety.
Pssr=Pnare Albert, May extra. Washington.
gH'fliel, b#aonis early Dwarf, white mafToAlat.
Gsrs eyed, blue imRrral, -
fzFPsf-slnaai, aN hfart bull uoss lnanno,h.
cayenne. flsuys sweet Spanish
Fau1 1kigf-h Mammoth, large yellow and chase.
Ria4ab-Eihy aud llis--l0 varieties
H,H5ui-Aszsrisd
satisfy or vegetable oyster
NI4Isi Crook neck Or winter, vegetable mar.
r'g, sweet p1'aia, bush crook nrck, dutch SUM,
mff iaa.Iap, white auj yellow.
Y@siFs-.E.fy 'prag, early snow Ian. safi,n
stone, large Eng ish Norfolk. white globe, frdton
steep .eaysi, white lil do. extra white too. yellow
A'rrirsn, plle'Hy yellow highhred, French, yellow
md white uiabaga, sc, saffon sage, summer
savoy c,icg. variety of MELONS, &c &c.
JAS. : BAIRD.
Washington. Abs, Dee p. lsiC.5
Washington telegraph., 1847-01-20
4 NEW Typn srrrER,-An invention

4 NEW TyPE SErrER.-An invention
Of very remarkable character, nothing
less than n steam i}pe.selter. has been
brought into successful operation in New
Ioik-the pruai Of which lac, is before us
in an article in the Sun of that city,
composed by the machine. The editors
ol the Sun say that it can, with the aid Of
Two men and three boys,p put up as much mat.
ter aa ten cnmposilnrs can hy the present
syslnm, Thu operator sis balorc two sells
ol Reys situated like the keys Of u piano;
his ioun, Of lypa is before him, arranged in
rows; each letter or figure is in lis own
row, piled up separately; eaeh type has its
own key. aud attached 10 The key is n
lever which when the key is touched,
pushes out ono typo into what may he
called a railway track. where there is an
eOdless chain in operation far conveying
the types inlo lialc box, where they are
received and pilcd up in linz. By an
index before hun, the compnsilnr sees ai
once when his line IS completed. H. then
stops the machine, gives the fIlI line signal
10 his assistant, who opens the box aui
slides tho line into lis column Of printed
matter. The assistant then adjusts lha
Inc, aud, il leadrd composition, he adIs
cad, aul about aa soon Us he has this
done. the compassion has another line ready
las hin In fact fhe types pump in,n the
composing "slitk' or "haS. as the new
term is.asiia ms Tia eama1sHuf ran touch
he keys. Every tine he touches key
he sets lYpa. Iais wonderful machine
IS called "CIay aud Rosenhcrg's Steam
Type Settler. n-Bfh. American.
Washington telegraph., 1847-01-20

Coon LuCN.-A correspondent from
Havana 10 The New Orleans Ia ralrin,
snyslhai the grand prize ofthe Royal Lot.
lcry-ihc Sll0,On0-was drawn by tliv
negroes, most Of them slaves They bad
joined to buy three whole tickets and gave
one dollar each Tor that puposr. Forum.
aely one u those tickets was the number
30D1, anil on the morning oflbe 18Th; thcy
found ,ha. each of tlcm lad Wga $1,000,
Washington telegraph., 1847-01-20

TH' Nt.Hmi laia.F Hs.f .H''slrsa i-'ir- fHn
uH aaa.f ai tIr HIr bog N.als. nUI.1 tu %
UruHarr lHa-.as, viI ur rarll.. a., raUn.
utrui.1u io ils t4fn- and devoted aandari o.. iaa
o1ierr and men of ide foreign mrH-orWnr who
fss.1iie.I Ittf 100 fH.r. 'a. HHHrH BOO iH..l. ,af
sl.1 Iae WHi.rH4tHs
"A, al. oflir surviving officers ulths sHmaH,
] ..lHI b.. rrrbi 90 mE feeling. H. rrstru5t
aHa tia.l.Ht nr t..H rH..m.H. l I $50 ra.
usr my iYuFs urpriH.t .r' 60 coil. t.is 1'i.aN,H
oirgry member Cd. uir government whom am
U'fmitrd Do adiHTs. 20 iiio uHis1i8u which wr
.sr them p.faul'i, aaI lI-ot.. l-.i.mr'.l's dIo
t...U. u.''r'E iru ir ..f"e f.F...a U. b..
irr, HII ffr Hr.Hu.I' ar uT.r.
e ihHT. 90 w.. b. I|"" .r..rHl iar1I
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vua f-mmanda. t4r trff.. aal 90 aa.lf8 lo ile.l
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