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Notices.

GouT.--N rights milan Vegetable Pills are
a certain cure for this painful maIady; because
they purge from The body those morbid humors,
which arl the cause not only Of Goul and Rheu-
matism, bnt of every ache and pain we suffer.
From lourto eight of said Indian Frgetab'e Pills
taken every nghton going TO bed or if The pain
is severe, night and morning will in a short lime
make perfect cure of the most violent attack,
either of Rheumatism or Gout; al the same
time tho blood and olher fluids will be so COM
pielely purified, that pain Of every descriFli
will be literally driven from the body.
BEWARE OF coUNrERFEITs and mutations! =
Remember that the original and only genuine In
dian Vegetable Pills have the written signature of
William Wright on the top label of each box.
The genuine is for sale by
II. A. Stidger CaTollton;
S. A. Highland, New Harrisbnrgh;
James Forbes Sem, New Hagerstowni
Roby g. Co. Leesburgh
Sinclair g. Daniel, Malvern;
Geo. McCdskcy, Palermo; and wholesale and
atetail the principal office, 1863 Racest,, Phiad.
.
NOTlCE.-A. AULD, author Of the Ohio
flurmonst, will sing on Saturday, lIlh Of March
l848, at O'Clock P. NJ, in the Big Spring
Meeting House, near tn residences Of William
and Joseph Sellers also on the night of the
10Th Of March at the widow Bucks House.
...... ..... Feb. 4-td.
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sTOKELY & T,ysIPP.

HI-9THeg5 Gaa L0aaSeIIcfS I Lao,
FFICE IN the court house. The retainer ofih,
one viii secure the s-v.ces olthe other.
ulroi.oG, May ., 1g4j-f.
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James Davis Administrators Of t5e estate OF Eze-
kel Davis deceased.
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co. WAFER with tie slutiun H. # sulphur qaah
Of sol and eauns OF wattr-thts vii besi being III
E ed up several Times.
Iigiiag and Gnlimf NJ CnrH.-Ne shall endcafar
to la, down few practical rule, upon this SUI pct. and
then rsvo Ia The Ruud OF the planter 10 ad"rl Of
modify nfsm IS 10 him may seem host In ma tft
where much diversity 81 opinon "Nlsts-uP'n qhes
ilun where ,yef, neghboh,o las us peculiar way
II culnvaIng ihs prrat crupit would bo pfrsomPufu-
~ my sinple individual L. attempt 10 assune that hs Is
the las n,tbnd sisli, iheelar, keep 50 far On ihe
side - dslcaey. la advance what Ne nay say uoh
the suiet 5 suggestions. WhIrh may he safely
rced upon hy The norifidfo IN growing cum followed
by ie eAlFnenccd.o OF improved upon, as IA lctf dsee
ton and Judgment Thy may dfrm Tt aud rfapct
W nh his hri'l introduction, intended h "lleye u'
tom HE lnpufatan al presumption. shall pterced "a
lay down such 'pirs es IN our poor judgment onsht to
be followed hA luse Who desire 10 T1I>c lagcfpp.
Alanurc the ground heavily With Qpod strong barn.
,atd Of stable lnanure. say With - double holse-can
luids. per acre.
l. the land may have been recently ned, and the
manure should bc compost comprised ul marsh mud.
scrapg II lie lanes, read. aud Yards mould AID leaves
ir,m HE words from q u - hushrs I lime should ~
thoroughly mn,d WIhr,cfs ~ douir baIsc san loads
al The mas. lhe mep recently the me may hhe been
Stacked, the hel'r. Az otdc HAT IFS aeun IN 0enlai
zng c aed i The ingredients should BIZ the nofe prompt
ant Il. c.''.
Il Gtaso should he The manure oppid and the s9li
de- teduced u irfuI.fN, al ,a. iuu lbs II GaUa per
sheal8 he bJ1adrisf,d, and paog1rd ia ar ,PlcId.
h the nauutr niats. VERT may, care should be Il
hon spread II crah, 50 b5l inequality IN Production
uat be- aeolded liz manure. sfad should be p u2h
ID IN, toprcyeu las, hs the ey1pafaon Of II, tluIzog
ggses. Nnetc,ef It nay he found l4Qyos-dlc II carry
1T feadH2 o manure and Dhc plough as al fhr same
lue, Aush u Fast, PEI acJe should oe ,"n On lhe
maHHtr.
Iadsug fam lle quantity Of a'rca1, tam.d carbon.
a'e. NJ ammonia, always 10 b. mel with IN GHaio, W
b he,c nt An enlightened economy would indicate .tlet
q hHsd II pi0si,r shUrld alHnisic mixed with every
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Il OLE FI0Al.TL,.
TIE GLORY Or GoDlN CREATION.
ny T. MOORE.

Thou art. O Gud, the life. the light
Oh all his wonderous world NE scr.
ITS glot, by day. is SMILES by night.
Are bnt rtfl &c IONS caught from fheei
Where'er VIZ ,urn, thy glafies shine.
And ali things fair aud bright are thine.
When day with farewell beams DELAYS.
Among the opeai''g clouds ofev,n.
Ard We can alnGsi think We gaze
Though golden ysias into heaven
Those hnes that mark The suI's decline,
80 soft, 50 radiant. Lord. are thine.
When night. with wings II stormy gloon.
Der shadows all the earth ard Skies
Like s1mc dark teauteuus birJ. nhose plume
l. sparkling with fhausand ives;
That sacred gloom. ,hese fas divine.
80 grand, 50 countless, Lotl. afe Ihins.
When youthful spring around Us hreaibcs,
Thy spirit warns het frgnnl sigh;
And every flower ne summer vrcaihes.
Is horn beneath that kIndl'ne ~;
Whcre'er We INN. My slar.e, sldae.
And all things (-lf and hreht are udnr
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irm the American lafmor
" DIRK For APRIL.

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So. 49,, ii.
.t'I1,,, I'll. n h.. ..,,s,,,. MI ,,J +,
'h3"d p" h''" - MS ''ea4'.s ~ 45'' ana 0"iY' "a
- ..'' ~ - - 'tHt''''' '
les >,s ~ :" - - " oj nun ~ '''' '1'''''' ID
'.'' Que a'' ~. :" !" - Jun VIM 90, 'a7 a'
-. - g. ~, '.'
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.5h "s - ne s'''- ~ 81 i"t'l #5' 9a'N ""f7 ''i
tff fa'-H have t~osf'd thrf n'tef. And A. such Is
~. ''@4 ?" MI '''ia'' II 'a} TOWN. n ari' a."
,' "'#' "'i'"-
.'s rs MN a.' ~. y, or ''' - nay
'' - -" 'i -i''
'a' - 4' '47 'F a'' " ""'t ~ I
- W. '' ven .'' 5e y ~ ''' :. ~ #''N
,4'''a ny '' ''a1"'3 10 ai@' ."' 5s' nay ts i''dia
'o' -.
~ - W. +".a ,iae''a 70 su'i
'"''sa a. s"'." Nv '"t ''.t5 "sa'
oS THr reRH
f5serqs 'Taasr y n, desire. fy fatlo al, .,,,.,
ct ths productive grss should nv an acre ,Hf,nt i,-
month + rssfI uWhlr u m1st dtllt i.fta 3,,a
ffll sfaig bum winch should nl-,, l. vii npn,,,
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.IRE# EECEU'LNG- IND HBE T.. Siohi.'
~ BUSHELS oip.ef Sod, ,,.
III 81 Ia.. - Grt1. Pore 4iaa and \ . Nnsaf'
- torres fairfield 10
! hid, AID y bO.s VI flasse7s
/ boxes II oasrt and Ne9l-ft i.e' >uri'
BIDS Crushed all Powdered 90
80 bags 1,Iu and Iasulrs Coiise,
a. dc ola js'a d.
2JJ he..- i N1l.- from l. % dY
iagpt p, Bsto7,
~ Ia5Ar. fiIiaN Candles,
20 d5 lills y >a#a do
- do sreta DO
- do Adimuiiae do
10 do l,uueu Itisls.
81 IL sslastne and Ri1e Po"de
2ID Ia Plata Hfl,s,
}ip siles >3,e# Leather.
10 al, BLACK = 4 ls-rtt d.
d5z. Phil ta,ptIa tal ShIsis,
10 bH,-. TAI,
10 tau- Lump Plaster,
2jtlerc#s tr5Hnd d,
- tons E1rItan,
u, Irniesar d
d, Bh,tsrrj Steel,
1000 lbs CAST ami SHEAR do
- an. Painted ehets,
30 nests >uglfB >es,
10 d3l II Com Brnoms,
- 4, Nira : .lsr1s,
Dpnrsia Print. Bed Cords Plough inc, Srades, Sho'-
- ias nl Mamie otls. 49, lor sale exchange
Iar country prodae, ON accommodating terms.
Apn46 .#g 1W
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-20
Loo DUELLLNG' HOESE
SU.NHER COURSE or .NEDIC.hL IN:
TRUGTIO.N. IN RICHHO.ND, N.

COMPLETE course of Lectures aud ENamiua
~ tlons the different branches t Medical Science.
Wi, be delivered, as below. durng The interval 81 the
" inter lectures Of the Medical Department OF llamp
den Sidney College.
Ch,r,s Bell Gibson, NJ. u. Surgery and Materia
Mrdca.
Carter p Johnson. NJ. u Anllomv and Physiology.
james II. Conway, NJ u. Practice Of Medicine and
Obstetrics.
: Maepin. NJ u Chemistry.
The cours vii he commenced an the 2eh April and
continued To the 2llh Octu5e Il viii be Illus rated by
Medcal Surgical. Ob,tctfral eases IN tine College I'm
irmaory and Richmond Nuns House. Aus,ua.5naud
Percussion viii be practically taught, and the Student
made familiar with the dlhcndes Of tins important and
10 diagnosis
The admirable Museum Of the College and The yalua.
bic collection Of Ch'nel Apparatus, Plate, Models and
instruments. vii b. made sou~ef>cn to the 4 the
Student, aud lce access may he had the Libraries ol
each Of the Lecturers.
! The DI>seeung Room viii be open Snien,s free Of
eNpeuse; and experience has proved that The study Of
practical Anatomy may be prosecuted during the entire
summer, without lnronyeoenee by the application OF
the Ann>epuo agents NOV IN Use
The fees, tur the coursc. amount 10 500
Application may be made 10 any OF the Lecturers
Richmond, April 6-9t-
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Dwelling House
AND other OutHouScs;

and othtr OutHonscs;
d eo,l double Barn The bu ldnes arc all new and fin
ishr in gnad style Thland good improve.
mcnt bsir ate bppt I0cty A.rr, well set in tlo> rand
about twenty aerc, o lover Land broke up Tor and
paz tn, >pug Ihr l,netue good ndcr, and there
good plhNl on tn raac WILL sol On reasonable terms.
vail 4i-' >aIl Tact ct Land living IN the county OF
Roanoke, containing
1000 Acres,
sorcnmles south OF thu BIZ Lns, and eight miles Sa-
rm The ImnWhc road beading from the Lick 10 lllnm,
ton' House and the Turnpike road leading the
Spms, by way al NaloW together the Ilnd, Inch
makss'l suitable place lor Tavern. rhere Is the
i'tHsel ths Turnpike, about ONE HUNDRED ACRES
OF CLEARED LAND. now IN cultivation, and
Loo DljELLLNG house.
Tin h1aure 81 the lana woods. There can be
4 'ree quantity al Meadow made the tract and would
mnh,ou al tic hcsl Sheep farms IN this cotton otcoln
Will sell all Cd the Land together divide II f., SUIT pun
rhses. lhare good situation Tor three settlements
Auy Nhu WISHES 10 eNawnc the Land, will b. shown
II by l.llln b SH>1n, Petcr Wluz, who hrm tn,
Lod will sell on good terms both regards The pro,
aud the payments.
March IN CllkliIES :. KIRK WOOD.
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ENAMllN ROE liERRlNGS. Family Roc Heti5ne<.
IN whole aud hall barrels, superior article Tor ale by
April 1T Mcdaniel 4 IFE
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Cd with right earnest vehemcuce. Again wild
shouts of applause and delight, and peals o.
riotous laughter stunned his ears. 40 he rose
fiosa lis |iuiniIiaiing posture. arnold Touched
Iifm cdfienpfdousry with his foot. Groaao
ind. Kisses now began 10 be mingled with
several missiles. Mentz covered his face with
his hands and rushed lfomthe ROOM lieneter
was seen subsequently among us.
A few words will close my story. ATio'd
became atonee the favorite of all recanied
his vow the fair Gertrude was feconcilcd,
and ere twelve month had passed, Ne led hef
TO the altar. aIi ..ii .i-fr... i5, 81, ,,g
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WHOLE NO. 1e7.
qured the elevation 70 Tho Presidency, al Ibis

quired the elevation to tho y Presidency, al this
day, OF the owner Or holder of two bundled
slaves, To wit. Taylor. Nor vet to elevate hin
who dfsiredlto conquer all Mexico, WHO had
shamefully shifted his ground on the Proyiso
question, efnsiod siscrahd arborimarovomenis,
and wis would prefer 70 u, slavshoIdors over
IuR and take possession of Free TerrifofD to
I wit, Cass. 1t is to be hoped that the psoplo
have at length awakened 10 the fact that on all
most every OCCASION, when none but slavchod-
ing or pro-slavery candidates have been in the
f Id, the one riost hvorable 10 slayehoding
interest is pretty sure Of snccess whyl he
cause Of the Southern charm W hich first divides
the North and then conque 5. I'd IS
1t would therefore seem to be natural con-
sequence when the North and West get fully
aroused TO thepewer they can WELD when lini-
ted, they will be driven to sectional nomina-
lions in sell-defence, unless Southern politicians
show disposition to be curtenied with pro-
poftonaie share Ia the affairs of government.
and abandon the further pronaeationo Of slavery.
IT'D ,lhen no more shareholders or pro-slavery
men ought 10 receive the votss Of freemen, who
Knowing their rights, dare maintain them at the
ballotbox, regardless OF Tariffs, banks, sub
treasures on lnpd money; these last measures
will, receive The peoples attention whenever
they can act on then clear Of all improper ex-
ifaneous Influences: them but not ill then,
willlthcy all be settled more permanently and
Character INN lhey baye ever ye, been.
Thus have Ne honestly sought % present
Wi, o,,r vieNs on one of lie must momentous
subjects ever brouqlit before The people of these
states. and with Inc respect which, Is due 10
Won as citizens and ms holdinpihe Conrression-
gl power III ihis statp in yotr hands. we sub
scribe 1ur faihes5 ~ iiiai7 $50 ~
iniI 10 : - !. :. -.---... 81.
Tue VOICE OF the ,HEnoes OF raR Rvyo1u.
rIoS -Washlngton said his vote should moi be
Wanting in iayof of LAWS Tor the heneral Abo-
lition Of Slavery. "No man Living wishes il
more sincerely Than dp.,' |se.7'..i Z. d. -..
Rankin was President ofthe Society which
presented TO Compress The FIRST petition for the
abaten,ent of Slavery. Afs-a fao'l
1lLafayette-'sI wodld never have drawn my
lsuttd M the cause Of America. ir | could have
conceiTed that thereby | was forming a land of
lSlayery.d s.tiL
Jclferson-" Indeed, | lremble for IN eroun.
INV when I reflect thal' God is iust.--i 81 or
Snrompraheasible Inschinn. is tian. Niot
4adnss toll. famine, stripes, Imprisonment
s'eaih Itself, in yindlcaiion of his owpiibes5..
and HE mex moment be deaf TO all the motives
whose'p power supported him through his tilal,
and infct on his fellow man a bondage, one
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y upon MIN, demand an apology too humble fol
q hare, and dismiss him from the adyen urt
orly with an opened shoulder, Or daylight
through his body. tst~ aiia III 9a
Tliere was among us fellow named Mentz,
wFoi assumed and wore with lmpuniiy The
character Of head bully. He was foremost ia
& all his devilIry. His pistol was death, and his
] broadsword cut like the scissors Of fate. I,
was curious to see the fellow fire; one two three
and goodbye 10 his aniagnnist His friend.
. ship was couhyd by al; for 10 be bis enemy
was 10 lieln bloody grave. AT length, grown
! feafless of being called to an ACCOUNT ho took
. pride in insulting strangers, and oven women
His appearance was formidable great burly
, giant, with shaggy black hair, huge whiskers,
= and grim mousiaches three inches long. iwirled
!, under his nose A sort Of beauty he had 100;
! and among The women--heaven help US
wherever those mousiaches showed themselves,
every opponent abandonded' The ground II
was at last really dangerous to have sweet.
heart; for on. Of pure brayddo, Mentz would
push forward, and make Iowa TO lady, frighten
her swain, and either terriy oriascnate herself.
4 Should the doomed lover offer resistance, he
had no more to do than TO call surgeon and
4 nr ,n;,t g.
IA Ina sD,,. a,, IA,
H., s.s,nisI sasaa,aan 20 os.a,,l,..'..'.
daa, Tx III s,.,,I., = -. D,1r III
had blackballed him anonymously, and was
paci6od only by being readmiited, though all
,bo ,oe,,,bay.' i,,,noa;s,a,,, .as;anoa' nj I,a
\ Am I, J. b,ala, h. III ~ 'ga III
III 1T ~ BONES.
''', '''e .'"' 'u." '"'' ''e u''''.s''
a"'e' "nu ooy'sh-'ooS'ns, WIN a
''aa""O'SO"e 'a ,eel ,nPusn somewhat pa'e' us
"'V'' "s"s" " "''A,'y s"5' was n"'le ape
'''' Po'sesss"' ne n"u oeei ou' SNORT tn'e
ns " "o"e'e'' oe'o,e ne was SET Gown as
s'""''y e'Tn'u'F' anu prime game iyF uie
termed i,bcmselyes.s The COW Youth s6nnnod
ali the rio,s ana ,syels ~ l,he ,r;yers;,y n.
sni,.d M ono. and If ne n.ndo hr,shod
la,a;ns, do, ~ ,al,a. .ir,isaa ., -
IJia,elv 90 gr,..c,lly ,nd j aenu, ,ha, n.
lJov;l h;msoIr co,ld' 40, hoo svo, o,,,,a,
lupon him. Now itappeared. too, that Gertrude.
the lovely daughter of the Baron de Saae, the
Toast of all the country, upon whom the mos,
of ms had oazed as on somethiny auite above
us--ii soon appeared That the girl loved the
youthful stranger. Now Meniz had singled
Gertrude out for himself, and avowed his pre-
ference publicly. Arnold, for thus was the
young student called, was rarely, { ever tempt
led to our feasts-but once ne cnmk nnexnected
Nv on casual invitation. To The graf sur
prise and disanst of The company, Meniz him.
lssif mos tb.t. aoj saa,,d hin,s.ir n,.h,sho1
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vi" Foi heaven Them, aahi boy, fhat has
tempted iheers this n,al extremity,
" Ha,redlof oppression, Y ssied 70 youth
" in ~ ID tprms and No. 10 die
rnlher than y submit to insulfs5 i
Die hen thou shalt and that NJ io-iaor.
rows spaset y thcpdred Nlentz, ar,ing up
llnpbrenzy, and witt a hoarse AMI ]5ken voice
that made ihe hearts Of The heareTsf adder, as
if at the howl ola dog demon. 4" challenge
tcc to mortal COMBAT W v
+" And [ accept the challenged siS8ll
''Itis for thee to mime time, p'a2 and wea.
pom butas thou lowest me, letit4 be Longer
than to-Inofrow, night, Or shall buif with rage
and inpalience." iseH ii.ua N IN
"llove thee moi, base dog i"repfad Arnold,
" bat thou shalt not die SO inelofits death
! will fight with thee, therefore, to'Fght" :.
"py heaven, boy - cried Menly more and
more surprised, g thou art in hast tohp in helll'i
and the ruiian lowered his voices + Art thou
mad z,
/" De that my Fchapce,'"' gnsweIh Arnold
g shall not bellikely TO meet esuI in hell, a
companion SO btunI as lhcd --unl,is, which
mean shah be s,tbe case, thou ber meScom'
pany. ~
+" Tonight then be it," said Merlz; though
tonight my hand isnot steady a, vino and
anger are no friends TO- The nerves.
q Dost thou refuse me-, then demanded
the youth with snecr. tratis 4ssa
g BY tho mass, no ;1buttq.nigbtAs dark, the
moon is down, the stars arc cloua !, and iht
winds go BY in heavy puts and gsp5i. here il
now" Ia .k +
90 Therefore, said the youth, apparently
more coIdly composed US his defsT, rival grew
more percepdbl5 Sgitatsd, Aerdio4iSiIlwe lay
down our lives here. in this hall, y Ibis spo,
on this instant, even as thou ssandl no~s.''
N"Thcm is no ON here who WITS lay rricnd,'
said Menls, SO evidently sobsrel 4 su6dued
by abe -=ineulass s..i,es.iz s4.ssinl
of hls ahfannnis { fhhtali hrcisnnf iii
contempt, and no one stirred.
4" No matter" cried Arnold, " / will my
self furego the same privilege" TO- si
And your weapons ;" said Meniz.
&" Are here" replied Arnold, drawing them
i0u' ms 49," M - ''f' Wv
"'oou' ne 'uo'Oo % you's' =,
=" "'Pa's o'saa NV " 'a', ''-' .'.o
mau y V'a'ou u u''V,a"s s"ii :" III
i's' anu ron no l"'''s'''e v''''po'"''' ,'YDsN
nun more 'a'a' master Oh ''ae"s'P0" wa" '"'
oul'y himself inc ia''e' a'so P'''o0A "a '"is
opinion !,
" Dung man. SAID Menz, 'h Fo'e'
clouaea ana low J ou' ne s'oPpeu anu saip "O
lariher. m oh
four choice j Saia Afno'q presenting
the pistols.
Mcnlz seized one desperately inu sdiu'
Now name your distance ..r..I ~.
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A NARp OF poRK.-In ncighboIing town.
in which they were building fdirosd party
Of men, who were empl yed there, went to the
store of a real live Yankee, ant thinking they
would show specimen Of thci vii, one asked
for /" yard of pork" whprcupon the Yankee
ing the Joke asked " And sure, and is that
what you would be aiiher calling gard gf
pgrk ~" Certainly replied the Yankee, cool
lly, 4. don't you know that in this country three
feei make yard"
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All preach humility, none practice It. Tho
masters thinks it good doctrine for his servants;
the worldlings fol the clergy, the clergy for the
congregation.
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tits amusing enough to notice the ignorance
Of town-bred children Of the commonest mat
tiers of country life. A friend tells us that
lille girl from the metropolis who had visited
town not thousand miles from New York,
vas filled with surprise at the sight of girl
milking a COW. : din't know you did in that
way She sad, with round eyed wonder :
4 thought they took hold OF the cows tail, and
pumped the milk out of her ! WHATS she got
so long TAIL for . There was wise child
for this enlightened 10Th century
PAssrNo BAD MoNEY.--A gentleman ifavel-
ling on IA Journey, having light guinea which
he could not pass, gave /, 10 his Irish servant,
and desired him 10 pass it on the road. AZ
night he asked him if he had passed the
lguirea la
+" Yes, sir" replied league, :" but ] was
forced to be very sly ; the people refused il at
breakfast and at dinner, so at turnpike, where
had four-penco to pay, whipped it in between
two half-pence, and tlie man put ii into his
pocket and never saw il"
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H 4
s.i ORIGIN la lP o. Ell RI. 5f.i d.
~
q s-tyy,us, 6,r mia fI,luo iIIenis Chicken. eit9
~ Ada,.rsxc,I 10 MRS. Iteulah Gsrubb,
eBhd0,. ~ D,,s II bes fat5s idfprnter sAN.s.
A - rstaial - .l rNnft ars 81
,as VIZ stsW 4 ny RusrHuS. ifsAnl $50 \
,o.e,l a., cherished a, 81. ~.
lIiii;S; = &C. h s'S i.ssr I" i' x.
mi ,sry ai.,rrs.;ar Of this Garth ffiaf aaiNi.
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