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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-28
In Bad Company.

We copy below an article from the Union,
tue Democratic organ Of Jefferson County.
We commend tito our Sugar Grove friends:
PHARIsEEs. Some Of the resolutions that
have been passed at the conventions in one
or ic1 counties in this State, remind US very
much Of the Pharisee 10 the scriptures, who
thanked God that he was not as other men
we're The Democracy Of Fairfield passed
the following resolutions on the subject Of
the Black Laws, and we believe that zoe are
gully q no eraggerafiOR in saying that they
do not find single responsive echo IN the
county ofJe6erson. ......
ResoLved, That there exists between the
white and African races, natural distinc-
tion, which forbids their union and equalI-
ty, physically, socially or politically;--and,
therefore.
ReIoLued, That we will oppose with un-
compromising hostility, all measures de-
signed to encourage the immigration Of the
African race into our State, or to conferup-
on them The rights Of citizenship, and that
we are in favor oil the enactment oflaws TO
discourage their accumulation in our midst.
Oh! ye hypocrites! Ye Scribes and Phar-
isees! Who stand upon the "cornors of the
streets" and prate about Democracy! Who
"kneel in front of the temple" and make
long prayers to Tom Jefferson! Who "thank
God that you are not as ethor men" In
zone or two counties" you have your abode
bat not a"Stagie responsive echo" comes
from your brethren in the four score othel
counties of the State. Wo! unto you, We
Scribes and PharIsees.
But do the honest mass yet see the double
game Of their leaders! Are they blndly tc
be caught by the windy resolutions ofthei
conventions! Arethey still willing to trus
the men, who will sell them at moment
warning, for Office and spols!
Beware in time. Be firm, be honest, b,
cautious. You were betrayed once--y OF
will be betrayed again. In some counties
yonr party are supporting aboi;ionists-.
here with you, your leaders pretend to op
oppose them, because you are opposed l.
them. Beware!
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-28
A Street Dialogue.

ScESE.-Paint street, ChtLicohe. TINE,
A .Mlrket morning.
DRAMATIs PERsoEE.-TVo Locofucos-a
city leader and one of the Ralk.und file.
Ctizen.-Good morning, my old friend
whatve ye got to SELF
Farmer.-O, a little ofevpry thing; some
butter, eggs. cornmeal potatoes, and quar-.
ter of beet.
Gil. You sell low Of course, these Tay-
or times-prices is down you know.
Far. Prices are whatever we can get
since the shinplaster times, we have pretty
good money.
Ca. You mean the Dimocrat money
1.-The hard "
Far. | mean the State Banks that
dimocrat You know, since Doc. OIds and
House, and them, hatched up the new Bank
of CirclevilIe, Galipolis, &c., and they
broke, that the Advertiser, Medsry and the
dimocrat party denies having any thing tC
DO with Banks.
Ca pulling down his under eye lid,
"Do vOu see anything green!" Didn't yor
know we leaders Of Ross county Democracy
have adopted the Banking system! We
have progressed" ifyou ever noticed it,
and rather than let the Wings have all tl.C
profits, 1--WE the people" have come in for &
share. ... ... ..t....
Far. The d-l Why did mt the .Aduer
iiIer sound the alarm! | believe all yol
politicians are scoundrels! DENT you re-
member the fuss we made about ''the shad
covered bankers" years ago! Here's ,
piece Of one of your old hand bills, whicI
Dolly put over the buttcr-see how it reads
[Reads.l .... .
From its nature. the influence of bank will
be allied to the aristocracy Of wealth, and not L
the democracy Of numbers
Here, too:
"Now's the day. and now's the hour,
See, the front of battle lower.
See, approach CORPORATIONS, power,
Chains and slavery"
Look at the top:-here's the ticket.
Bank Reform Finish The York!
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-28
DEMocRAr's TIcKkT.
For State Senator, JOHN HOUGH.
For Representatives, ELIHU JOHNSON,
SAMUEL REED.

For State Senator, JOHN HOUGH.
For Representatives, ELIHU JOHNSON,
SAMUEL REED.
! All! them was honest times. Is the ticket
nominated at Yellow Bud pledged TO Reform
the Banks, ell!
CT. U, pshaw!-you'ret TOO nquisitive:-
they're all good Dimicrats-wbat more do
you want,
Far. Want!-why want men of princi-
pie. Now, the Wings always professed to
be in favor of good Banks, and equal taxes
70 tell the truth, as long as the Democrats
had powor, they broke down the Banks, and
shinplasters took their place. Now, we
have good currency, that will go any
where.
ca. Then: why do you find fault with
our leading Democrats here for G DING in for
Bank!
Far. U, its no odds to me! But what !
look at is, that our papers preach up one
thing, and our leaders practice another.
Howsomeyer, you didn't expect to elect any
of your men this Fall that we know!
CH Why what makes you say so!
Far. Because you didn't put the beatin'
men on the track. There's 'Gog knife"
up at Circlevile-the devil would own
him for Senator. Mcgrady and the other
feller will do we'll enough, but you don't ex.
pect to elect them. Whenever you think
we can be eat, some of you town chaps always
get on the ticket. The n look out for black
guarding the Wings and hulloing Bank
Reform!" But, how about the aboltlonlsts,
this year' Is Chase a-goin' TO suit! I'm
afraid our folks put their foot in, when they
went for niggerology, even if Sam Medary's
prinIin' did depend on it,
Ca. Hush! hush! the Wings will hear
you.-Never mind old matters-let's IS allvote
tor Constitutional Convention, this fall,
and then we'll Gx the Federas So they'll
never touch bottom. Ifthey get any Banks,
or Meetin' House charters, or Railroads, or
Turnpikes, after that, they'll have to ask
us
Far. And the darkies! Spalding Chase,
and them fellers on the Reserve, who only
see black skin about as often as the circus
comes around say they must vote, ell!
CT. Why, you old sinner thought
you was aiDimcrat. lwon't talk with you!
Take care, or we'll read you out ofLhe par
Iy! a. d.
Far. Read, and be hanged! wish you
would! You're all set of scAmps, trying
to humbug us country folks for your own
benefit. For my part, I've set up for my.
self, and intend to sustain my ticket this
Fall, unanimously. go in for Good Banks;
Equal Taxation; Honesty; Paying State
debts as well as my own against Revolu-
tlons in the State House; against mobs of
all sorts; for the law as it is; for real Democ-
racy and Independence, forever! believe
Mr. G. N. Olds, and Messrs Lutz and Clark
will support them principles, and I'll vote
lor them! Any thing in my lIne!-but the
sweet-scenled democrat is gone: Democrat
-iaugh!- the very name isrolen and stnks!
| -Scioto GGxeiie.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-28

GRAHAM's MAGAZINE The October num-
ber OF thfs Magazine is already upon our
table, containing in addition to the usual
amount Of reading matter, magnificent
mezzotint, two beautiful pple.engravings,
the Paris Fashions, the Engraver's daugh-
ter, illustrated, Wild.birds of America and
Music plates. 1t is in no.wise behind any
oil its predecessors and little ahead of its
contemporaries.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-28

One OF CUPID's FREAKs.-We learned
yesterday, of marriage in this city of more
than common interest, and one that has Civ
en- rise to much gossip in the western part
Of the city. 1t was that of Mr.. Van Laum,
aged u, to Mrs. Douglass, aged 81. Mr..
V. u. was a soldier in the war of the revolu-
tion; and the FIRST husband of Mrs. ID, (Mr.
VII. being her third) was French drum.
mer, who came over TO this couatry with
La Fayette, and who was at the seige OF
Yorktown-Louisviiie Courier.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-28

lNrEaEsrING FRoM FLORIDA End d
Hosiilifies The National lnteligencer, ot
yesterday morning, contains the following
detailed statement of the news from Florl-
da alluded to in our telegraph dispatch yes
terday, which has been received at the War
Department from Gen, Twiggs.
at has been ascertained that the Ontreges
committed on Indian river and Pease creek
we're committed by party of FIVE young
Indians, one of whom was refugee, who
thought that he might escape justice by EN-
brolllng his people IN war with the United
States. The Seminoles disclalmed all con.
nection with the perpetrators oil the out
RACES, and stated that Immediately after the
offence was committed on Indian river an
effort was made to capture the Offenders,
but that they were not taken until after the
second outrage. The Offenders are now
in custody, however, and will in due time
bo delivered to the proper authorities A
meeting between the head chief of the Sem.
noIes and Gen. Twggs was appointed TO
take place at Charlotte Harbor on the 18th
instant, aud We mag presume therefore, that
the interview has already occurred. That
the Florida Indians are peaceahly disposed
is now considered beyond doubt
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-28

ANOTHER ACCIDENTAL son of Mr.. Van
Dyke, in Greenfield Township, met with a
fearful accident, few days since. Whilst
talking TO an acquaintance, with his gun
standing by his side and his hand on the
muzzle, by some movement of the foot the
cock was moved and the gun went off. The
whole charge passed through his hand, into
his right side, aud for time his situation
was considered dangerous, as it was feared
that some of the shot had entered the lungs,
He is now, we understand, out Of danger.
The gun was loaded with squirrel shot,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-28

SEAsoNABLE lNFoRMATION.-.Ast the house
wives are now rumaging their closets for
their stoves, the following piece Of informa-
tion may prove seasonable:
To keepa HoUe bright by TOO applications
a yeGr.--Make a weak alum water, and mix
your British Lustre with ii, perhaps two
teaspoonfGls TO gill ofalum-water; let the
stove be cold, brush it with the mixture,
then take dry brush, rub the stove till 1t
is perfectly dry. Should any part, before
polishing, be SO dry as to look gray, moisten
il with wetl brush and proceed as before
said.--Phiid. Ledger.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-28
GATES AND COsPER.

A T their Old Stand in the Tailmadge House,
N have just returned from the Eastern Cities,
with much larger aud more elegant assortment
of Watches. Jewelry. Silver Ware, Cutlery. Fnn-
cy Goods, &C., than has ever been offered for
sale in the place. But call and see our Goods and
prices; they will give you more correct idea Of
our merits than pe can through the medium efan
ddDertisement
Lancaster, May l9. ls49
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-28

SAD AcCIDENT.--On last Saturday, at
Amanda, DAVID BGoHTEL, whilst riding q
race, met with most terrible accident.
The horse falling, he was thrown beneath
him and his head was horribly mashed. He
fingered insensble, until o'clock, Sunday
Morning ,ywhen he expired,
He leaves a wife and FIVE children,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-28

The EMPIRE OF HAYTI The lnteli'
gence ofthe proclamation ot an Empire in
Hayu, is fully confirmed by an arrival al N.
York, from Port au Prince to the Sd lust.
The rank of Emperor, under the name OF
| Fausln had been conferred on Soulouque.
by decree OF tho legislative body. las a
maak of gratitude for his eminent services
| he decree declares that the present laws
and institutions shall remain in force untll
they can be revised. Solouque accepts the
dignity in a proclamation, dated at the aim
perial Palace, August 26th, lS49, in the 46tI
year OF our Independence, and first Of on
reign" lie calls himself 1.-The slave of the
country" aud seems to consider ii greal
sacrifice to suffer himself to be made Emper,
or. lie swears to compel the observance
of all prescriptions, aud lie winds up will
the usual clap-trap eXcIamatIons nf "Nl.
vent LIberte IT Ggalie.' &c. A list OF the
nobility, Princes, Dukes, Lords, BaroDs
&C., would be named in a few days. The
monopoly remained The same. The coffee
crop was finished.
The Duminicans, it is said refuse TO ac,
knowledge the self created Emperor, aud
maintain their independence. Their ten
porary president, Santana, II will be recol-
ected, lately repulsed SouIonqus III battle.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-28

PATRIoTIo GovERNoR The Tallahassee
Sentinel states that Gov. Mosely, of Florida,
has negotiated loan, on his own private
credit of $50 900 from one of the Charles
ION banks, to secure the payment OF the
volunteers while in the service ofthe State
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-28

0ST-More than five million gallons ofwhiS.
key were imported into Cincinnati last year
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-28
Oil.

100 GALLONS OF pure Flaxseed vi
OO just received aud for sale ny
May 4, l840.-52 L. DorE
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-28

Smart, Keller, LariIner. Truman aud Edison; il
was whispered at the time that the Committee
OF Safety had deereed that none Of these should
be re. e.eleGled.
1--WE notice an excellent article in the 0 S.
Journal Of Wednesday, which compares the ex
pendilures of the last three Legislatures. for clerk
hlreglvlng the figures in detail The totals were.
tor l846-7. SO 207; for 47-'s. $2.sl3; aud for
48-9, So ,22G-the last being al increase over
the previous year Of about 22O per cent. In the
item ot stationary. also the extravagance of the
coalition majority is displayed TO almost as great
an extent-the cost of the previous year being
S6l9,59, aud for last year sl,i54.5O These fe.
utes speak for themselves. Are not such legisla-
tors rather too free with the money OF the people!
-ZanesviHe Courier.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-28

i was one Of the longest sessions ever
held 10 this State, being lI3 days, and cost.
log be State over EIGHTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS, or SEVEN HUNDRED DOLLARS
EACH DAY, including SGHdGyI, as the follow
ing appropriations will show:
For pay Of Sergeant al arms and CIerkst
10000; for stationery for members and
State use $4,000; postage for members,
clerks and sergeant. at-arDs. $4,000; for
printing TO Mcdary) S15,0OO; distributing
he a~s and journals, $500, for Corwin'S In
dex for members end Justices, 81 ,640. fuel,
lighlsand spudries i mot taken down J Total,
Ss5,245.
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RESTORATIVE FRANCHISE.
QOEallKdP1ICN.

+ oUIs FoNTAlN, jr,, partner Of the firm Of
Ia Fsotain Il Son, Chemists and Prescription.
ISIS The Royal University, fars, has established
at Washington city, u. c., depot for the sale Of
the above celebrated compound, at VIM. Adams
Bookstore, No 8. Eiiott's buildings Pennsylvania
Avenue, near Jackson Hall, which they oifsr
TO tie American public as sure antidois for Cen
sumption in lis eIraneed well as icipient stages.
Acting directly upon the LUNGS, and arrcsfing
their decay, it not only soothes and qliets at once
the distress and pain attendant upon this hereto
fore regarded fatal disease but restores the lungs
and their sympa'hsing organs, to nai,nai and head
Thy aciion Accompanying each package are gc:-
erai Instructions and directions (ransatcd) for II,
ufe adapted to sll cases, and IL strictly foilo.c,
will NIL fail, in every instance--if The lungs are
not wholly consumed--of restoring to health
which may be permanently secured by future care
and avoiding loo much exposure to atmospheric
changes. LOUIS FONTAlN.
Price, eight Francs.
nYFor The information of persons residing in
the interior; any part Of the govcInmen,--he would
state that the remedy is prepared and imported i-
rect from their Laboratorie, Paris, and that the
same can be transported through mail, as lie is adj
yised by officers of the Post Office Department, 10
any post Office in the country, at the same charge
as for double letter. Any persons, therefore,
residing distant from this city, who miy wish 10
avail Themselves Of the remedy, can do so by adj
dressing him through the mail, post paid. Two
dollars accompanying an order, will enttie per
son to one whole and one third package. t
LOUIS FONTAIN.
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ADAMS HOUSE, BOSTON.

THE undersigned respectfully inform their friends and
L ,fc pGbic, thai iey have become trpprelprs OF The
above new and spiriitii ifpitl
The Adams House erected during the pas
supply obvious demand ia Increased nti superior
Communications hi his uiy, II is located Washington
sired win five minutes walk III the great Southern ami
Wesitrn Railroad Depos ami ne business sections OF
.sy. II adjacent 10 The Park and lie Cdpoi commands
bpaniul 81 The III .rtor IND adjoining iI'yus.
Tie House las been constructed alter r most approved
pluiis, With all tie Inlde inventions that
dh convenience of tie eler and the
srs unE experience Ia hpttis has enabled him intro
,iuce many improvements which are, yet peculiar
Ills establishment IL Is BUR u Quincy granite and
ais One iiunfd ana Ftay Rooms conveniently arrang
ed ~ quits and SINGLE apartments well ventilated, and sup,
piieti Win all abundance al pure san waller
Tie Furiie WIS made order from The best patterns
with special f.gartas we'll TO convenience.
lfxufy and sl.iendnr
on Fable will be supplied with all the Injuries OF the
seuso aud we pledge thai The rRsr rri,es 81
The season shall be found upon
We have devoed nnnsua attention 10 the selection Of
srrvanIs, and Guests mag rely prompt and polite
attendance
pners win be in reantss the various Deots t1taEe
change 81 BaHgdde and pruylie Carriages inr guests
The pIapr,eiofa trust hy strict attention 10 the wants OF
sIs 10 merit STARE ~ Patronage uHsurng all who may
GvJr Iltm with visit thai nolii SHAH he wanting
teIr part 10 render the ABAds HOUSE eecon none IN
tie Union, L.. w L. ADAMS Ffopreiois.
L. AGAMs, jR,
MA, ADAMS
Adams ftourr, HdEtnn.
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II LLOYD has ingenousiy succeeded in in
IL. venting a Compound Of such delightful
nature to render the hardest and toughest skin Soft
fair, and decately while. F.s5 8iat 81
Ladies Riding, Gardening, or painiins, and Gen.
,lemen Shooting, Hunting, Fishing, Cricketing.
having, 1c, or any amusement or rxcrlipn prcju-
lcio 3, tho hsnJs, will find the improved ROUGH
AND READY WASH BALLS and TABLETS
peasingy slicacnEs in removing all hardness stain,
soiness AMI all ohsf cuaneous JisIie urencnt; pfc,
Wanting aud re'a ing tie skin sbf, fair, and plinbc.
From 'he nice cniubinaon Of Baisamic iDgrcd.
ents introduced inlo thu Composition, ihoy f,rm
fine Creamy La'her, with The hardest Of Sea Water.
which renders thrm very desirable fur Sail Water
Baths. They produces the most s,ttcning and re.
frcshing sensation, and will he toufd an cxccIieL
substitute for the Flesh Brush.
They arc tishy recommended TO Captains 4,
Ships, Merchants, and all who trade with fsrsit1 /,
countries, they will retain their virtue ia any -.
mate. For sale by CHAS. SrOTT.
Drug. 4 Apoth,, corner Of nh 4 IN. an.
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VALUABLE MEDICINE WINE.

MANUFACTURED from the combined virtues urtile stp.
M sopuia, Dd,d.lioa, Wa Cherry and stv, raj oti.tr
Eroc Pdus whose wonderful curative proptrfies al
Together inknuwi, excela 10 the author 0i
IIASLE}'S FOREST WINE
IL s wen known fu cool chemists. that All vegetable sub
stances contain less tleI, rious pGpt wait
as isicnal virtues These opposic q,laiilss which
iiiuse together In every root plant aud blossom, rrii
inserarahe in The exacs 0bianrd BY the usual ntbd
OF boiling, &c, rendering all medicines 6s prepared fTi,
anh III maiiy eases eitr Injurious augeiitr srlss
This accounts in greG Tor Tie neisency
many medicines in curing the diseases which they roi,ss
to cure. ttt
Il is very different with Hsseys Farest Vine ~ means
d wonderful chemical apparatus invented Tor The exprtss
purpose Of manufacturing This ariclt the entire virtues q
Tue most valisbls combustion Of ais discovered
pare and free from Every prrpsry NJ! those which
man Fame TINS renders the Fbrts Wine the excel
iei ami truly valuable medicine IN The wGri hnh
miraculous pasgr oil curing well as delightful flavor
The Frest VIM is most distinguished for lis great III
fary ~ reHeiria r0rpaW constitutions, and caring q,
raj Ill henlii, proceeding from disorder complaints
OF The sonaoh Hrer, hidrf aad keys, Including casire
Hssi Dyspepsia, i,sgesfion loss qfaryeide aud editi
ed state ri he system Tree Of the Forest Wine
stores invii. OF this class the robust eria aud
TiToroils fai II has also proved ussH in restoring Ia.
vHs from lingering state tr severe attacks OF sic
frce 81 par hone. for sale Hisley's Grntai Depot
Ca,'riani 81. New York, and by Tie appointed astnis
); T. Callan, only agent, Washington City.
0. Lintlcum, only agent, teorVelown.
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p YILIn N.

NEW BRIGHTON, STATEN ISLAND. is
THE Proprietor begs 70 inform his friends and
| The public, thsthS has made considerable
improvements in this establishment since ths last
season. lie has erected large building contaia-
ing 80 rooms, altogether disconnected from the
main body Of the Pavilion. These rooms are in
tended for gentlemen only they are Of comfor-
able size, light and well ventilated, and superior
in all respects to those which are generally demo-
minated single rooms in the various watering pla-
ces throughsLtths country. 'H
The Proprietor is now ready to treat with fami-
lies or parties Wishing 10 engage rooms for the
season. Letters addressed TO him at the City Ho-
Tel, lhoaiway, win be Immediately attended %
steamboat runs between New York and New
brighton, al The following hours, viz;
Ffam Nitc Bigliou.. F,em North Fisr, NJ York
Al 8 and III Am. 3 At9, Pm. aud HI
2 as5 90 PM . Ia, s, 4 o. Pm.
More frequent communications will DO csttb-
iished rs the season advances.
The Pavilion il ready FOR the reception Of com,
pany. r. BLANCHARD.
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ny the prs.ia, mt OF he United STATE.

~ p'usiaHes o. law, 1 JAMES X FOLK, Pres,isui oi
l ,hs UaNed STATES Of America, 40 hardly dtcisr. aud
make known hu pnhhr sales will te held II The in,r.
mentioned aui ofre' Ia ,i.t Sei4 81 MISSOURI hsr,insl
t,r desienattd 10 WI
Al ibs ini Once at Springfield commencing On Mon.
day HE tadh day % Jons next Er NE disposed VI The
Inbc lands sltua,e1 within the aforementioned townshps
aud parts OF townships, VIZ.
North II Hr base tine and ires. ofhe I'm principal
meridian.
raose eitvfn
townships twsntysihrts aud iwenty.four, Of range
twelve.
Township issnIy two, IL range n.Bftetn.
Townships i.eniy three ad tweiy.sgr Of range iwen.
iy.raes
Township twenty -ihsrt, of range twenty-five,
lan's Appropriated hy law for tie 10 Schools militia.
~ or pthst purposes viii be -1ela ted from the SHE
The Offering " The aboye mentioned lands will bt
me;icrd on the hnys appointed and prcrrd Ia the rirrn
which they are adstris wh ali convenient Il. Shirh.
nhl me Whole shell imYs been offered and tie sale llus
elosrd. n FL
Hut ale shsl he KEEP; open longer than two weeks.
and private entry oi any rf the nnds will be admitted
until aarr HE expiration oi ihe two weeks
Given isneF M hand, 1T the city OF Washington Ibis
twenty SEVENTH day Of February, anno dcniini cse
tious.nd sixii hundred and f,ry.nIne.
4EH JAMES X. FOLK.
by The President.
RicAARp NJ Ycrxg esuI
COMMISSIONS ofihs General Land 0ihee.