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Washington telegraph., 1848-10-25
I.LrrER FRoM NI1t.cI.AY

~
Tho Richmond papers of the 10Th ult,,
publish the following letter from MIR Clay
To the president OF whit is known us the
Slash Convention .
ASHLAND, September Il, 1878,
liy Dmr SHl | duly received your
very Kind Official hitler transmitting the
proceedings OF u public meeting held at
the ~ ,sh church, in Hanover county at
which they did ne thu honor to propose
my name rs n candidate iof the Presi.
deney, in terms highly llattering and conf
pimontary,
rccogulu amaag the fetsons assem.
blud on the occasion mauy nnmes with
Which in my youthful days was very
familiar aud extremely mtimhte-asso.
eintc. at school, playmates, neighhors,
friends, The Slgsh ahneh, too, whore
the asscmhlago took nlaee. recalls many
curly aud agreeable reeallfelinus, us be.
ing that at which | received a large part
OF my imperfect education.
Regarding the proceedings as the alice.
tomato expression OF the esteem, attach.
menl, and confidence of my old eompall.
ions, or their descendants lmvo never
received any similar document wilhmorc
qualification, or with sentiments OF mon
profound gratitude aud presume tint 1t
was IN that sense shat tie proceedings
occurred aud wefo transmitted by you 10
me.
ConsaNvd rs spfinus and formal pre-.
sentation Of my name 10 the people OF the
United States us candidate for the Pres.
idential office, am sure You will not be
surprised nj my saying thal II Is impossi.
/ bic for me to accept the nHmnaiion
My name, with my consent, was sub
niltcd to the consideration ol tn Philu-
delphia Conygntion. which assembled in
June last That hady thought prufrr 10
nominate a Distinguished eIilzen ei the
United States and not ne In virw oi
the relation in which sluod Ia tie rnn-
yenlion, do rot lhiuk that ought lo
pass any judgment upon IL proceedings.
/ IL is sufficient Tor me 10 suoW that 1t did
not deem Il eXpedient to Nominate mc,
In this decision have entirely nrluirsrrd,
have quietly submitted ta H. and have
given no encouragement or eumieuuuuo
TO any lugIhur use N connection win my
name for the Presidency. L In, gl.,l
have uniformly written u all Hs=ogm.
lions and Individuals who hayo addressed
me ou the subject hofs lhiI ny aoaI
friends oi llauotef vii approve ei my
adherence To thus resolution. dictated bl
my honor by "a regard 10 ny ehaAeleI
aud by my desire Of retirement. Toll
them under what gfoal obligations they
have placed me. aIid lhal | shull gluri-h
the pruol, Of llpir fafuiship aul eouA.
dcnre, which you suuL ms, among the
most precious TREASURES Of mefnofy
Nor can conclude without tuuliuiin.
to You personally ny grateful aeknow.
ledgIncul, Tor tue hind uud llulteriug
terms u which yoH Lave addressed Inc,
and especially lof your touching aIlu-ihu
to the Ncucmlcd memorials ul ny lmmgul.
ed parents.
am, with high respect, your friend
and obcdicut servant,
II, CLAY
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-25

The \. y. Tribune lrst hroachcd to,
the public the idea ui HE Old llunkcrs'
of New lor, would ul the eleventh hour
coalcsGcwilh the Bamhumcrs" aud vote
for Mr. Buren,, The same paper thus
sustain, H. opinions,
The Irur Sun vchrmrntly contradict.
our llilmcut That The lluukcr managers
IN our siaie have in contemplation the
concentration oi their votes ON the Van
Burcn aocloral ticket, 80 asto keep New,
York from Taylor and throw the election
into thl liouse, whcfl Cass is morally
sure 10 succeed. We rrpcat our asscr..
ton thtt lhi, plan has been canvasscd
among the Cass leaders IN our State, and
that some OF them have boaslcd that by
it they could secure Ca-s's clecllon.-
What they will ultimately do in the prem.
ises, we know not; but the chance of
success which this scheme offers will
hardly lu rejected without mature dclih-
Grafton
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-25

oun MALE sel,ooL-'rhe first session
in the Male department OF the Washing
ton Male and Female Seminary, under the
s.neryision Of the Rev. II. {. Thweatt
commegced on Yesterday. The ierms Of
tuition, ,wili nc made public as soon a'
tire Board OF Trustees can be called TO-
gcthcr for that purpose, which VIII be in
few days. The prospects for a full
school are highly ila,,eriag,
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-25

WEALTH OF Tnr CANplnATEs.-fhe
y. \. Day Book gives an estimate OF the
estates possessed by the several eandi.
dates inf President. II i, n follows
raylof. $50 .n0o or $4,000; Cas-, sldoO..
OO0 Van Bufrn. S2OO,OOO Fillmore, slj..
900: Butler. a0Ou0. aud c. L. Adnms.
S50O, Gun. hesnles iostunc ol not It's
tluin 81, ,jU0,o0O, OF which his wife will
IN the ordinary course OF nature soon
come in possession. Mr. Adams inherited
all, or nearly all Of his property, aud Mr..
Cas- aeauifel hl- while in the service Of
the government.
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-25

IlolRmLE AccipENT-phincas =. Gage,
a fireman on the Rutland Railroad, at
Caymdlsh, VI, was preparing for blast
on the Goth ult., when tho powder ex-
ploded, carrying through his head an iron
instrument an inch and a fourth in CIR
cumlcrcncc, and three feet and eight
inches in length The iron entered on
the side OF his face, shatlcring the upper
jaw, and passing back at the left eye,
and ont at the top of his head, Singular
Iy enough, he was alive at two o'clock
the next afternoon, in full possession 'ul
lis reason, aud free from pain
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-25

Willis Hall, is out in the New York
Tribune, announcing that he Joins the
RuhnlrneH lie sbandons the Wing
party, because they would not nominate
MI. Clay and shows his fealty to Wing
principles, by joining Mr.. Van Buren,
Out upon such politician, who failing TO
produce a division in his own ranks, Joins
the enemy We wish him JOY in his
new alliance. The Wing party is hap.
ply rid Of him.
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-25

SENTENCE OF Errs-Dnndridgo Epps
who murdered Adolphus Muir, some
years ago, in Virginia, was some time
since arrested in Texas, whittier he had
fed, taken back to Virginia, tried, and sen.
fenced 10 be hung at Dinwiddie Court
House, on the I'd day of December next
Thus will the murderer at last oxpiptC
his crime on the gallows.
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-25

The free niggers held mass meeting
at Chicago, Illinois, recently, and passed
resolutions condcmnatory of some Of the
laws Of that State, which they consider
extremely obnoxious The Democrat,
contains full aceoun, Of the proceedings
Of the august body.
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-25

Harm. Bell was hanged at lloncsdolc,
Penn'a, 18th ultn pursuant TO sentence,
for the murder OF Mrs Williams, wife Of
Rev. G Williams. lie seized her in the
woods m the Sabbath, as She was going
to Sabbuh School, and murdered her un-
der the most horrible CIRCUMSTANCES
Having made profession of religion, he
confessed his crime on the gallows, aud
acknowledge the justice oil his sentence,
~ Y SIM.
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-25

WIscoSslS.-The Milwaukee Senti
ml." expresses confidence that the yoi,
Of that young State will be east for "olf
Zack."
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-25

HEALTH on NEw ORLEANS The Bul.
lstin Of tho l2lh inst, says -" Our city
at this moment, can vie, in point ofhcalth
with any other in the Union, and stranger.
as well as citizens, can return with the
utmost security"
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-25
An ELOQUENT FioruE-Thc uccklen-

AN ELOQUENT FiGuUE-l'hc uecklen-
burgh Jciicrsonlan says Like one OF
those wonderous rocking stones reared by
the Druids, which the finger of a child
might yibmtc to its centre, yet the might
OF an army could not move FROM It's pac,
our constitution is so nicely poised and
balanced, that it seems TO sway with
every breath OF opinion, yet 50 firmly
rooted in the hearts and affections Of the
people, that the widest storms OF treason
aud fuataclsm break over 1t IA vain
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-25

Folks majority ia the state. b'JJ'
The whigs have elected their ocngrrssmen
from the second, third. dllh, seventh. eighth,
fourteenth. iihsenih. twentieth, and twenty iirsl
districts. The Democrats have succeeded in the
fourth, ninth, and nineteenth Congressional Dis
irtis.
Levin, Native is elected to Congrcsa in,he
6ni district, over Florence, lnsml BY votes.
Still later accounts say the Congressional dele.
cation will stand. ~ whie-, G Ioeofoeas, aud
Natiyr..
Joanscu. the Wing candidate Tor Governor, is
considered ,lesled. The L1ogs gir, Il up. So
say the TelsgTnphie accounts
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-25
LONOFOCO DLCTIONAKY

"Clear and unquestionable. That
which is in dispute.
Tho whole or none "A little NOR,
than half
"Fiity.lom forty or Gght.'-torty
nine aud funk
4 bloodcs, achievement. The sa
criice Of thirty thousand lives
Indemnity for the past Losing
SljO,OOO,00O in fight with Mexico.
"Security for the future Paying
$4,000, 600 more.
Aid and comfort. Giving tho Mex
Icans General
Government economy. '--Sj2, GGs,
0lJ per year
No national debt. Advertising fol
loans
Hard money"-I'reasury notes
"Will Of the people. Veto and ditto,
"Revcnuo tariff, ,"-Protection to Brit
ish manufactures
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-25

Batihg,-The n Y. Courier and En-
quirer says that Mr. Van Buren, will not
obtain a. single electoral vote in any
State. The Post offers TO pay the Courier
$1,000, if he in. return will pay down
Sl0OOfor every electoral vote which Mr.
N4u 2tucn may obtain
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-25

The above reiurns from Ohio, show the Wing
gains and osses, as compared with tho Prcsidon-
Iial vote in 1874, when Mr.. Clay carried the State
by a majority Of 5,9iO The returns indicatc vrfy
little change, but il Is generally conceded ilai
the Wings will carry the State by majority Of
about G,O0O.
A Tcegraphie despatch in tho n o Bulletin
Of tho 18th, says tbs Wing candidate for Governor
has carried the Western Reserve, and is triumph
anty elected, A majority o., ,bc Legislature
Whig.
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-25

CnooTAw TEsrANENT.--1'he American
Bible Society has in course OF publica
ton, an edition Of the New Testament
in the Choctaw language
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-25

FioeipA.--,The New OhogHa Bule,n Of lhe
lilh inst, contains the following intelligence from
Florida
"Thc TAiLoG party has made a clean sweep
Of Eloddd, aud carried tbeF Governor, member Of
Congress aud the Legislature, thus securing tho
election Of Taylor Senator, in place of the pre-
sent Caz man, Mr. Wcstcott The Tallahassee
Sentinel says; awe may count, with almost cer-
lainty, upon eight majority in the House, aud five
in the Senate Glory enough Tor one day!'
"'rhe Mobile Advertiser adds By way Of
Savannah, we have returns lIom Edsl llotidg,
WHICH arc equally fayorlilq with 'hQlg from the
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-25

The effort to Inake Gen Cass Presi,
dent is no.s sBnsd' The Dead &C" ex-
peditioa."
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-25
p,.,I, IN MIND,
& TAYLOR

That the Presidential Election is held
on the rrRsr TUESDAY. the SEVENTH day
OF NovENRgR next.
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-25

"l'ho height Of pollencss is passing
arouud upon the opposite side of lady
when walking with her in order not to
stcp upon her shadow" But we think
they beat it "oul west, where, when a
lady snec1cs the company give thlcc
cheers
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-25

The Supreme Court has adjourned. .un.
Ill November
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-25

MARYLANn.-We have received but
few returns from Maryland. The demo.
crals Of Baltimore city elected their May.
or, and tie democratic sheriff ol the roun.
ly was also elected. This is barely a
ernmh ol comfort ior the Loeos. TIM fe.
turns from the State Indicate a Nhie
gain in the pnpulgr vote.
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-25

Middle aud wpst, aud show ,ha, tn, Wing IN.
uupl IN the State lms assumed tlw shapr Of
q fRtp faer.p 1t a.tarlrss, therefore, 10 lumhet
uur calumua4 with delais"
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-25

How STANDS New YoRK!-1'he editor
Of the New York Express, who attended
the Wing STAT Convention at Utica,
writes from that place as lollows:-
"rho Whigs IN Convention here, have
by an unanimous yolcc-nol one dissent.
ing, nor wishing to disscnt-and every
County in the State beiug represented,
confirmed, ratified aud adopted the nom-
p.t,o,s nf
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-25

pAss IT ltorND.-rhe Fincastle Wing
states that shelton +. Leake. the Loco.
loco Elaclor ior the Albcmarln district,
addressed the people of Bottetonrt on last
Monday week, aud IN the course of his
speech boldly denounced ten Taylor n
a TRAITOR to his country, and con.
templuously compared him 10 the iniam.
ous BcHoiict iTa0id of the Revolution
Frccmen OF Virginia, what think you Of
the man or the cause that is attempted
to be supported hy a resort to such reck-
less and inscriptions oalnmuy rs lh.
This same Mr.. Loake, while sitting upon
his chair Of down. aud receiving he eight
dollars a day as Il member Of Congress IN
lslG, voted, As did Gen. Cass, to crNsuRE
Gen. Taylor for his unparalleled achieve
mcnt at the memorable battle nf Monte
rcy-
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-25
SOUTH CAROLINA ELECTIONS

The accounts from this State are more
favorable ihm we expected, \ fele=
gnphie despatch to the New OtIeans
rienyune. dated Charleston October lthr
say: e'fhe result OF the election here
for one Representative to.Cong,ess, ole
Stale Senator, aud several members el
the llonse Of Representatives, hls just
been mudf Known The llhu, lsaae L.
Holmes ffayor candidale) has beaten
his onroueQl for Congress 'l6I totes,-
Mr.. Porter ffaylor candidalcl has been
elected To the State Senate, and thirteen
Taylo Representatives out Of seventeen
inye been elected
Another despatch from the sonp place,
aud nl the same date, To ihe \. q. liulle.
tin. states that although MIR, Holmes re.
ceiyed l6a9 votes. Barker his opponent
was elected lay lGl majority, The elae.
ton Of tho Taylor Senator aud - on Of
II Representative is confirmed.
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-25

GEaRaA.--.'rhc delegation for Con.
grcss Us iaf Us We have been able to learn,
remains the same ms last ycar-l and l,
The resuli kawever shows n wlig gaiu
IA the popular vote, for while the mnlor
ties ior the dcmoo attic members have
falifn I'd there has been an increase IN
The mslurilies lor the whig mcmler,.-
Georgia. Notwithstanding the hoasinig u
our opponents, may be set down as pretty
certain for General Taylor in November
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-04-13

ror 10 slone--fosssksn. Well, I q lesss
will not abandon him. might be dispea.
sed with while he vas happy--now I en-
sure he expects NE" She immediately
wrote 10 Napoleon, soliciting his permission
to share HE exile with him. ri hsve besa on
the point, she says, ''of quitting France 10
follow your footsteps, end 10 consecrate to
you the remainder Of an existence which
you 80 long embeilished. A single motive
restrains me, and that you may divine. II
| learn tl,at contrary to all appearance,
am the only one who will fulfil her duty,
nothing shall detain, mo and will 60 10 The
only place where, henceforth, there can b
happiness fos me, since | shall be able 10
console you. when you IRE isolated and
unfortunate! Say but The word and de-
part"
But carc and sorrow had prcyed 20 heav.
lily upon her, that her health became o..
ceedingly precsrious. A few days after
this letter was written, the Emperor Alex.
nnder, with a number of distinguished for.
eigners, dined with Josephine. Ia the
evening the party went upon the beautiful
lawn, 10 front Of the house, to enjoy the g.
vori,e game Of prisoners. Josephine, vhils
striving to promote the enjoyment of her
guests, took cold, and after few days III.
ness. closed her eyes upon oil the eventful
scenes Of her earthly lat. Tho Empsros
Alexander, Eugene, Hor.ense, stood BY The
bedside Of the dying Empress. Al The
Allied Soveseisns paid tributes At respect
to her memory, and she was followed to ihs
tomb BY countless thousands, with pomp d
sorrow such o earth had seldom witnessed
before. The plsce Il her burial b now
marked BY very beautiful marble manu-.
men., With the simple yet aiiscsiag iascsip.
ton,
ECCENR AND uoRTINAR
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FROM ne NeC York Ersageiis.l
TIE DIVOICR Or JOSEPHINE.
~ Rsv. JOHN s. c. ABDOrT.

The divorce d Josephine Is an incfIsce
able stain upon tho character II Napoleon
And yet even this net, % cruel and impoli
sic that 10 admits il to have been ono o.
the causes o( his ruin, 10 invested with thai
peculiar grandeur which surrounded every
ching connected with this extraordinary
man. The marriage with Maria Louise
said Nspolsoa st 81. Helena, twas tho cause
a my destruction. In contracting il,
placed my foot on On abyss covered ove'
With fowers."
That Napoleon loved Josephine ~ in
tsnssly ~ 90 ambitious spirit was capa
bio of loving any person, cannot be doubt
Cd. Ills connection with her had becl
founded On the most romantic attachment
end was associated with oil the most inter
esaiog events Of his history. His desire
5or : divorce did NOT originate 10 any ~
ming q Affection, but urged BY those consid
esalions q state policy Tor which, in biz
boundless ambition, 10 vas ever ready Il
sscsifcc every affection. lic deemed il e.
sentisl 10 tho perpetuisy Of his throne, thai
b should add The grandeur of ancestral re-
nowa TO the glory of his unparalleled e.
pilots; end HE desire was intense to b
blessed With IN heir, who should inherit hi,
throne and pespeiuate bic name.
Rwmoes bad fw sumo time been reach
iug Jossphioe, of The doom which wss i'm
pending over her. Agitsted with the mos'
terrible fears end sesia clinsing to tremb
ling hops, poor Jossphins passed sewers
weeks 10 the sgooy Of suspsnse: Both were
uades great restraint. and neither hasdl,
veusused 70 look At The oshsr. The con
te,nplated divorce WAS noised abroad, snt
Josephine read 10 tho averted looks At hel
FORMER friends, tho indications Of her sp
preaching disgrace. aIn what sslfcon
ssssins," mid shs, Hdid ] psss Tho period d.
ring which, though no longer bic wife,
wss obliged 70 appear . 10 oil eyes. Ah
What locks srs shass which eonssiess suisl
% isll upsa sspsdislsd WIFE," They hst
bssn secsssoosd 70 live upoa terms o( tbe
most sasclioests Intimacy, asd 10 their pr
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-04-13

HAsrE 10 me WEDpmo--Lesp Yesr.
Geoslemcn b happy! During this essiss
yesr you arc privileged % b 6asssssd weo.
ed snd Won. Happy bachsloss-isvossd
fellows! for you will bright eyes SPARKLE,
fcr Won will rosy lips b Posssd, and shs
fond love of women will snticipate esch
wish, and enhance each joy! Ladiss! you
insist upon your privilege! You have three
hundred and sixty sig days allowed you, sad
!. 10 your duty 10 20 il whilst you're young
lfany fascinating lsllow, With Apollo lie
form, graceful = Ausooious, sed bewhiskss.
ed like Esau, hss entrsppsd your viseis q.
fectious, ifhe kindlsd . ZANE without ever
sparkling you--ifyo have let scoaosslmes.
like . worm 10 the cup, prey spoa ysus
damask cheek" oow ID ths time 70 lot out
your preference. Hesitate not 70 tell him,
lest you loes tho soldsa psiss, and piss .
way IN sncieut msideohood. Tslf Up 20
him--.shs lsv avasds i, ssd 10 essst -
judges"
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TF5r NE Gssetle.
fQI lNDllN1 DREAM.
BY ttsAIix.n

The wsssior trod with pcnsivc step,
The forests deep among;
AID his eye grew dark and firm HE tread,
A. bsooding DER wrong.
The snslered deer and the bounding fawn,
Were passed unheeded by;
Nor pslsd the cheek Of the red man lone,
At,he psnsher's fearful cry.
For bis mind INDUCED in mournful thought
HE soul o'eshowcd with woe,
Az he dwslt on scenes that ever brought
Remembrance Of Toe;
And HE bosom heaved, - il resolve
Were forming sssrniy there;
Orr better thoughs with evil sssovs.
To list to msrcy's prayer.
He seelinsd on the ground HE weary form,
Beneath HE vigwam frail;
Unear,ng the cold and the driving storm,
Or the night-winds plaintive wall;
Till welcome slumber HE eyelids closed,
With soft and gentle hand;
Then his spirit roamsd-while he rePosed
Mid scenes Of his fssher-lsnd.
He stood BY the council FIRE once more,
With ehietsains wise AMI brave;
And he heard again the sounding roar.
Ofshe oceans rolling wave:
whess esss he saw, with chiIdlike fear,
Tho white man's gallant bark;
Ere joyless cloud had lowered drets,
To make his pathway dark.
The cheering song Of the dusky maid,
A. Of old rang on HE ear,
From the rocky dell and grassy glade,
And his pulse beat quick to hear:
The graves Of the dead were messy green,
Meath the branching pine trees shade;
And the spears end bows around were seer
Which their loved hands had made.
But the dream Of night the morning light,
Dispelled ~ thing Of air;
The sleeper awoke to view the sight,
That filled his soul with care:
Again he slept-but he Weakened not
The spirit had winged ito fight;
And sorrows Of life were ell forgot,
For he dwellt in realms Of light.
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"Resolulion," says . writer. - smaipo.
tent !" and five will but solsmoly dssssmins
70 make tlss INST and best e I'll oss 100.
ers and cspaeitiss, ssd u - lhs ed, via
. WilbssIosos, - will bel sssiss sed IL.
prove even the shnstese is1ssvala6 peasi.
bic eetion asd s0bse" - I'll ~
that thess y - Hait eoow s1vsseoneoe.
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CURIOUS ANECDOrE.


The following u q account Of { most
Ingenious stfasagsm played ofas Paris ~
Tore the rsvolusioo.
The lsss time that The late Quesn q
Francs visited the theatre 10 Pssis, The
vile ot 6nanciss, whose whole merit con.
sislsd IN lSsavy purse and On osssntasious
display Of Eastern magni6csscs. ct sloos
10 bug opposite 10 that q Her Majesty
She slecssd to mshs parade of : costly
pair of bracelets. which, - The queen nov
and then east hss eyes upos her, she foad.
y ssppossd ssssactsd the sdmisaliou n he
sovsssign. She vss hueeing hsssslf in
thoughts that sxessdiagly battered hse vsa-
ity, when person dressed 10 tho queea's
livery catered the box.-"Ao adsm,r said
hs. "you may hsvs perceived how stlen.
lively ths queen has surveyed shoss mag.
ni6csnt bracelets, which, though % psseio0s
and cnsaly, still receive . ersssss lussss
from The dszzliog beauty q The srm which
bssss them; ] en- commissioned By hss
Majesty to request yos will ssssuss M
With one q them, ihse Her Majesty nay
have nearer view oflhs unpassllslsd isv.
els" Melted by tie catering cosnpl;.
meat, che did not hesitate, sad delivered
one a her bsaeslsss.
Alas! sbs sooe repeated hee bliod coo.
6deace, add heard aoshiag noss of hss
bsacelet, till the next moeuing, whsa On OF.
smps of The police begged 70 b admitted,
and chid her politely fos trusting % vslus.
bic tsiohee 10 she Aaode ofa stsaoess-
"Bus, madam" sddsd b, ''shs soass . d.
ken p, asd hsrs ~ lssess from shs NJ.
sensae e peliee, which viii szplais ~
whols." TIE lstsss -, isdesd, siessd
ADs Crooe," sad coosoiosd . request shss
ehs lady would repair u twelve o'clock -
the, olI5cs sad il ths msaasime 10 deliver ~
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