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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-24
CROP THE RUNAWAYs.--Run

~ way from the subscriber on the 18th January
last. two negro men, by name MERRIGOLD and
WILLIAM Merrigold is about % or 80 years Of
age, very black. feet org inches high with good
teeth, little knock-knecd, when spoken to is per-
tecty collected, and shews no sign of surprise;
when walking carries himself very straight, and
steps rather shorter than is common for a man of
his stature his upper eyelashes curl which think
is easily discoverahe; take him altogether he is
good looking negro
William is about % or 25 years age of low sta
turc, say about feet or inches high; he is also
black, very well made, somewhat bow legged and
when walking his feet good deal turned out,
| and commonly has brisk walk has small ears and
short nappv hair his Voice is harsh and ariculates
slowly he may be called good looking negro.
Their Dress when they went Oh, domestic
twilcd CLOTH warp and yarn filling of excel
lent quality new wool hat and the soles of their
shoes nailed with what are called hob nails. have
not heard of them since they of, hence l con-
clude they have left the neighborhood. | have no
doubt that they have obtained spurious passes or
forged free papers, and have by that means and
through the medium of free negroes or otherwise.
been introduced into employment some of the
public works now in progress, either the Canal
above Lynchburg, the Lynchburg and Tennessee
Railroad, or on the Richmond and Danyille Rail-
road; they may be employed in some Of the Boats
on the Canal or River runaways frequently are.
will give reward of twenty dollars for the ap-
prebension Of either of them lodged in Jail so that
get him in possession thirty for each of them
il delivered to my place of residence, provi-
ded they are apprehended out of the county Of Pow
haan, within the limits of the county, ten dollars
for each, or twenty for both.
JOHN GILLIAN,
Maiden's Adventure, Powhatan county.
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nv Wv ~ II Il u W Ass II Il l. H.
IN FOR THE VERY LIBERAL ENCOUR
agcmcnt bestowed on me by the good people
of Lynchhurg, and the surrounding country, while
was ngeut for the Lynchbarg manufacturing C ON
pany. tender my sincere thanks, and beg forgive
ness for the manner in which the accounts made
by myself were collected which was by no means as
desired by me. And whilst my connection with
the company has been anything hut profitable to
mel desire to &C, out the old adagc. that where
loses his money is the place to find it, and to
do that would inform the good people of Lynch
burg well the surrounding country, that
House, directly the Basin, for the purpose of
trying the experiment, and if the good people will
help me, will succeed and no mistake.
| have attached my house one of the best
Lumber Yards in town, which will be in a few DAYS.
well enclosed, and | would solicit share of the
Lumber that comes town. for which | will use
the market will Afford as well as Flour, Corn. &C.
&c. 1iso-the receiving and forwarding of Goods,
Wares and Merchandise to be shipped in every di-
recton. | am bound to think, II my old friends Of
Rockbridge, as well as my other good friends of the
Valley whilst Twas member Of the concern of
Crewdson & Jones, Charlottesville Factory. Va,
will give me trial, that ! advance their inter-
est as have formed such conuexion with the Beats
running from this place to Richmond. that they can
ship through me to or from Richmond upon such
terms as think will promote their interest, giving
them the advantage of both markets. l intend to
keep a good supply of Lump as well as Ground Plas-
ter on hand which will sell low for cash 1t is
bound to be for cash until find nv money.
JAMES S. CREWDSON.
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lEE insurance.
IL BURG HOSE AND FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY.-A HOME INSTlTUTION.-This
Company makes lnsurances against loss damage
by Fire, on DIV clling Houses Stores, Tobacco Fac
tories and other Buildings on Furniture, Goods,
Wares and Merchandise generally, in town and
country, the most favorable terms.
Also makes Insuranccs the lives of all persons
enjoying good heQlth and of sound constitutions,
(execpt such as engaged in work on Rail Roads,
Canals, and other extraordinary empoyment.) for
the whole duration of life, or for a limited period
Slaves employed in ordinary occupation, (not on
Rail Roads. Canals, or other extra public work, J
will be insured on reasonable terms.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL, President.
u. T. G.. PETERS, Vice Pres't
s. DIUGUID, Chief Engineer
II. O. ScHooLrIELD, s. c. IrRr,
THos. o. AcREE, JAS. NJ. CoBBs.
MARTIN IOLLINS, Treasurer.
NJ. w. DAvESPoRT, Secy.
DIR. 2. H. Gilmcr, Mcdicai
DIR. VIM. Otway Owen, Examiners.
Sept 23--ts
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DAINTING AND DRAWING.

II CAPTAIN MURRAY bcgB to INFORM his Pu-
pills that he will commence his second course Of In
struction in the above beautiful Art, on Tuesday,
the 18th inst, when he hopes receive coniinu-
sncc Of the patronage so literally bestowed him
since his sojourn in Lynchburg.
Jan 1J-ts
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0r tie decase ofa certain great man not
much beloved, the following was inscrib-
ed upon his house door-~He that giveth
to the poor, lcndeth unto the Lord"
IN B.-The Lord oweth nothing unto
this man.
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"I'll be hanged if I patronize that line. :"
said traveller TO stearpboat runner the
other day. Then, SIR, patronize some
other line and be hanged, replied the run
ner.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-24

Young ladies educated to despise man
kind, generally finish their education BY
running away with the footman, and rear
ing children that mankind will despise.
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Talking French king Spanish
fainting graceful-and ..ancing, are said to
be the sum total Of modern folnale cdrca-
non.
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'--dcvont and pure,
Sober. stcanlast. and dcullr,.'


al met oneof this fashion last week
Her sorrows had served only 70 soften her
charms, as age mcllows picture. Her
brilliant eyes, which have ofitirnc seen
dance withjoy, Ind lost more Of. their pow
,er, but they were more subduel--they
seemed to be looking beyond the grave,
longing to join her licge lord in one etcr-
nal bliss Of welded love!
"'Whao your good huebsnd died. said
!, earth lost bright ornament, but Hca
ven gained saint A tear ofsorrow stood
in the widows eye, but a CLEAN Of reli-
gious hope and resignation melted il away,
Il need not tell YOU continued |, that.
search the wide world, you cannot find his
fellow; you already know that full we'll
1.-The fair bereaved one clntchcd my
hand c,nvulzgcly. ] had touched the
right chord; nature burst forth; very tor
rent Of tears gushcd from her eyes; bike
unto an earthquake heaved her breast;
even,thc counterfeit prcsentnent' of Niol'e
upon her cameo seemed 10 catch the soft
Infection and rain alabastcr tears and IN
sweet and broken accents the beautiful
mourncr thus sobbcd out-'l'll bet ] dol =
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z ANAWHA HOUsE--NOTICE

IN The undersigned has again taken the KAMA
VIVA HcusE, recently kept by Mr.. Geo. H. Pat
rick, where he will be found at all times ready TO
attend to the wants Of al whose pleasure it may be
to call on him. j. S. WRIGHT
Charle,iovn. Va. Feb l7-cm
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D.. AAoUIRE. w.. c. BAsE. J. W. ATKINSON
MAGUIRE, BANE Il CO., FOR


CHANTS, 1874 Second Street, P1tsbnrgh.
nj advances made ON consignmenis.
Goods consigned to our care for rc-shpment, viii
receive immediate despatch.
March 3-3m
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Miscellaneous.
SPRINGS, VAL w

ID to hire a good Washer and Ironer, and Mixer
for the remainder of the year. And l wish to en-
gage two good Washers for the Springs season. one
good Cabin Maid. one good dining room servant,
and one good Cook. Liberal wages will be paid.
Mar 10-w3w !. /. HITE, PM
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T. +. GIBBS. Ae'r ron
J. IL WHITEurRST
VALUABLE MANUFACTURING

W AbOA AlN ~ r AN HGuN II
PROPER Tf nor SALE, Lynch5arg, Va
viii be sold the highest bidder, on Thursday the
Goth day Of April next Mt o'clock, p. NJ. precise
ly IL fair, il not the fair day, the hour
the Eartory-Lot, Bxsidinss, Machinery and frtnres
belonging to the Lynchburg Manufacturing Compa-
ny; also the MILL HOUSE now used as Dist-
lery.
The Machinery consists of all that is necessary
sor spinning. carding and weaving. There is also
a steam engine Of sufficient power drive all the
machinery; and dam is being conssrscted which is
..-xpectcd to be completed by the day of sale when
She water power will be sufficient both for the fac
stcry and mill.
This property is located in the town of Lynch
6mg, on blackwatcr creek, within fifty yards ofthe
Casal Of the James River and Kanawha Company
and within two hundred yards of the Depot of the
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Company which
location uakes livery valuable for manufacturing
purposes. Ii will certainly be sold without reserve
RICH'D G. MORRlSS, Prcs't,
mar E-~tl0A Lynch'g Manf'g Co.
q The Lynchhurg Republican will publish the
sAbove once a week until day of sale. The Rich
,mond Enquirer and Whig: National Intelligencer;
baltimore American and New York Journal OF ON
ucrce, will each give two weekly insertions, and
sead their accounts to this Office for paymenf
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NEW GOODs.-WILLIAM l.. PAGE

III kW GOODS.-WILLIAML /. PAGE,
! respectfully informs his friends and the pub
c that he has this day received part of his Spring
and Summer Goods, among which pre extra fine
black French Cloth, do. do. Cassmers DO do Sat
in, and . variety Of olorcd Cloths. Eassimcrs and
yessings Of new and rich Styles some very fine white
sik VeSing for parties, &C., also general a.sort-
mcnt Of furnishing goods such as Shirts Collars.
Gloves, Hankerchiefs, Cravats SC. His stock of
S1ilors Trimmings is complete and of the very best
quality.
Any cfthe above goods viii be sold cheap in the
piece, If preferred, or they will be made up by his
father Ambrose Page lin the same shop) and salts
faction gaarsntied. w. L. p. is also agent for
Mr.. G. 8. SCOTS New York Report of Fashions
-Mnrur Of Fashion, Squares and other Tailor's I'm
plemcats, which he win keep constantly on hand
Iabiisher's prices. The Spring Report is ready
4or delivery. mar l7-wlmif
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nj OTICE-A liberal reward will be given BY
In the undersigned for apprehending and secur-
ing in jail ROBERT II. HIGG1NBOTHAM, of
the county of Amherst State of Virginia, who on
the sth of March (inst.) stabbed without provoca-
ton, with intent to kill, Dorson Flood and Edwin
c. Burks. He is about FIVE feet ten eleven inch
es in height, of sallow complexion, bushy head,
light brown hair whiskers on his chin only. He
has bad cast down countenance; his voice is very
low, hoarse and changcahlc He is "A stout square
built man. about 90 years of age. 1t is supposed
that he has left for Charleston Va or he may be on
his way to Kentucky; where he lived about twelve
months since. DORSON FLOOD,
EDWIN G. BURkS,
CHARLES NJ. BURkS.
Il Ia ",
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VOCAL AND INsTRUMENTAL

her Pupils that she has removed from her late resi-
dence on the hill to Madame Henriques', where
she win be happy to receive them, or attend at
sh-ir residences usual.
Jan lJ-fs
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l. ate a healthy action throughout the body, re-
store the appetite. equalze she circulation give
tone and energy the system and create power
of resistance to disease in all its forms, rarely be
obtained, They will perform speedy and perma-
nent cure of Dyspepsia. Indigestion, Flafnieney,
General Debility. Lirer Complaint, and all the train
of symptoms commonly called NERVOUS affections.
HEADACHE will be Immediately relieved by
the use Of this invaluable compound, which is pure
ly regeabe, and is adapted to all ages and condi-
tions. Females viii find in this delicate and pala-
table preparation, combination Of Tonic. Ahera-
fire and Apcrienf qualities, peculiarly adapted TO
their systems The specific action that this article
has the Liper and Digesire Organs, renders it a
complete Aatidofe for Ferer and AgHe and Bilious
and Typhas Fercrs
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SPR1xerrrLp. June 90. 1850

SPRINGFIELD, June 90, 1850.
DEAR SIR; 1t gives me much pleasure to state,
that the Dyspepsia with which my wife has been so
long troubled, arising from inaction of the Liver,
has been entirely overcome, and cured by the use
of your inyatuable preparation of Bitters and for
your kindness in recommending them, please &C.
cept my thanks. Your ob't scrv't
c. L. LEECH.
Agents-William T. Hicks g. Co. l49 and Isl
Front Street, New-York. For sale by
Sept 26-w6m ID. Il. LYMAN.
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THE LATEST PROVE
Il MENT.-WHITEHU S CELEBRA-


TED DAGUERREAN GALLERIES. Main Stree,
Lynch6mrg, Bank Square: a Main 81. Richmond;
iSramoyr 81. Petersburg: Nam 81. Norfolk, 207 !
baltimore 81. Baltimore; Pennsylvania Arenpe,
Washington, d. C.; Broodway. Ner Iork-Thc
subscriber would respectfully inform tho public
generally, that he has just returned from the North
where he has spent several days in each of the u
hove Galleries. Also. in the other leading Gale
ries of New York. Philadelphia and Baltimore, for
the purpose Of getting all the latest improvements
in Dagucrrcotyping and now having his Skylight
arranged on the most improved and scientific plan,
he is better prepared than take likenesscs,
<e7sai IA any) in all the latest STYLES. and in any
Kind Of weather.
Feeling grateful for the liberal patronage hereto-
dore received. he pledges himselfte use all proper
means to merit as continuance.
Y. +. GIBBS. AG'r ron
J. III. WHITEHURST
n. d. Likenesses Ct every description copied.
a large assortment of Lockcts and Mcdalons Of SUI
Perior quality Cor Daguerreotypcs always on hand.
The highcst prcnasm awarded at the late Fair Of
Nhe Maryland Inafitute for the latest improvements
Nov 7-ts 7. Z. GIBBS. As'r.
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ITO HOUSE EKEEPERS-Anothe sup
l. ply of "Crane's Pa'cat Wash Mixture" for
sale by the box single pound. lust to hand
Mar lots JOHN H. SEAY. Drugri.t
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The girl that's insolens ID her parents, wii bs Sc
ryart to give '.ass' 70 her lusbend, aud fbrsech.
e.2 to biz wife
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TOOWNERS OF SLAVES.-THE
Il sshscriher wishe. 40 hire for the present year,
$50 good ostler. one dining room Servant and and
~ Wemsn withnstineupbrance. xbo can wash and iron
y*n CHA. l.. DfBRELL.
ysSV Dihrelrs Hotel.
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WrDows.-Cymop, ofihe Boston Posi.
discourscs on this subject in the following
very impressive manner:
as there any character in life 50 interest
ing as n young and beautiful widow Not
flirty, coquetish one, who, even amid her
sorrows, has an eye to future welded hap
pincss with another, but one of genuine
heart, welded to her husbands urn, pen
siye, but not sad, her gracf soitcncd to
placidncss
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CHAsEvILLE. L. l.. Jul, IL, 1850.
DEAR Sir: have used the article Of Planctt's
Bltters, and have derived great benefit from them
have beea subject for years past to the FeDer and
Asae, but since the introduction of your Bitters.
have entirely escaped my usual attacks, and can
with confidence recommend them as one of the best
Tones in use Resp'y yours,
C. y. BUNDING.
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Building business

in all iis various branches. His stock on hand is
S-ry large and of the best the market affords. He
will keep constantly ON hand large supply of sea-
soncd Lumber. as he has heavy contracts for Lum-
acr and will be in receipt Of it every month, and will
rell on accommodating terms to those who may IA
vor him with call
II has been rumored that the subscriber intends
ca quit the business; he would correct that by
stating that he may be found ut his old stand 5th
Street, the reservoir, in cose attention to
hi. own business. From additional facilities added
his business he feels satisfied he will be able to
give satisfaction To all who may favor him with
their patronage, his personal attention shall be
given 10 all joJs entrusted to him, and he will have
'altog-thcr experienced workmen. both in the Brick
and Carpenters Business, He wishes 10 employ foI
tho year five six first Brick Masons, and
sevcral first rate Carpenters. None other than tho
best workmcn need apply.
He wishes to hire a number of common laborers
for making brick also fifteen twenty boy:
from 10 To IL years age, for such he will pay lbe
fal prices and no mistake.
Dec 5-aAp GEO. G. CURLE.
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HNllE subscriber returns his thanks to the citizen.
l. of Lynchburg and vicinity. for tho very liberal
patronage they have bestowed upon him during the
eleven years he has been engaged in the Building
Business, and would take this method Of informing
then, that he will continue the
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NOWIs THE TIME, If EVER!

Maiden's Adventure, Powhatan county
March lQ-lrn
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LIFE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

DR.. VIM. Otway Owen examining Physician.
Fob G--iv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-18

The KancsriHe Guardian, Qowa) 22d
August says, that on Tuesday, the l9,h. seven men,
from California, Oregon. and other region, West,
visited the Office. The leo salt Lake on the 18Th
July, and made The Journey in "a days. II proceeds
Tie gentlemen from California say that they were
nine days IN the Sierra Nevada Mount ans IA snow
DUNG which time they fed their horse, on one PM
of Hour per Gay 10 each horse.
sir. Langley SAYS that the inhabitants of the al
lev lost by Indian depredatons, cattle horses and
mules 10 the amount Ol $4,000. These Indians m
est Little salt Lake also Browns Settlement. At
both places, 1t stated that they stole consderaple
10 me serious Inconvenience and loss Of some OF Tie
RESIDENTS OF those places.
They report the crops ia The Valley, more oSpe-
riallv Wheat. to be supcfd0undant and very heavy
this season Tire health of The citizens there IS
very good. while peace. union and harmony, arc the
prominent features 81 Their social circles
NJ l.. saws that they met President Hyde and his
company 81 miles on he othersde of Fort Laramie,
Getting along remarkably well, ENJOYING good health
and buOyaHi sInIlts
NG company Of Oregon and California emf
Grants 20 miles on the other side Of sald Fort ENJOY
ng the same blessings the former, and progressing
OH their Journey without any trouble
apt Smith and IN, company were met on the ISL
INST four miles on the other side oi Laramie ste
1CnS's company, FIVE mlcs cast OIL the Fort capt.
DAVIS IA sight and Capt. cummings company Of 100
N.eous ten miles ou the other SIDE OF Ash Hollow.
ShrtlhS company, o. DIT wagons, were met hNe
miles III The rear of Cumming tram and Capt.
John Brown. with thc cmlgrafmT poor % miles TINS
soe of Ash Hollow. Nilklnss merchandise tram.
consisting of IN wagons with scotch company Ia
the rear. were met al or near the same place ihey
met Mr. Browns company, also GordO1s. Next
cay they met Father Alred's company me other
side Cola Springs, and Elder Orson Pratis com
pany at the spnugs, proceeding Oh their Journey
dIclv
Mr. shelton. one ~ the company from Oregon,
met COZ wagons between Willamette Valley aad
THIS for Oregon also. - wagons from The Junction
of a., roads thc latter 0ore bound FOR California.
The Cholera wa, according ip inc lie-. news,
r.al Ue great r1yacts al Jefferson tE5.
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tho c,,,ne, with men ar ablc'

..,,cd asI en- in the Ca''nc' WIN men -, eo.e
- Ear older than my sell n'''Hs ID 10 ne -
5,strIous fellow CT ger .'i' .'i ''"t'I N' -
- q man who cctiNi'~ ''r t'f'I oi 49,
~ .he icloCuence O. 2 it''. htl lui. W.,
-, ready to lake ny iul d" '' OF an we isa,,.
s,y that may attach 10 lHe pa i," "-i. -, -,
ssn6r to occupy can cam pr, tei' ~ =,
- Of any merit tLat tnf} t.'i- It'd Pc
g these maniiesit'.pl- a. '-
ft,heoflCe which haze ii" no. 'r I'D f''i-
JOY ". ,it-v.cwel ~ 100 I.I -ttlon " thf
. 40. son, ~ the pclo.c 0f r.ts great Com
1Na-I1.t,b Ia the ntau and t0 f1e c2nrirf,
noA-'~s vau most sincerely fn.r iter were iar,
- fsr ore erally nc io noe .fn sci a- tnt1-
1tit 80 of arv regafI 10 1trf lIeF6r = t.ifJ-
,t,t uirht nave been
ht," Gov MOI. NJ friend 2la a.7 ,lr. addressed
Jisciaiiued foT him-c . 'ne f..e of sranfeJ +
Ill my win equal ~" o. .'lat ln-i N-ie.-
iaNa,~ ,oi a t,truc. taehunac 0r coming from
I,a+xb'rl IKE Virgin. Boo. .eHn r. ntrncr win
4''cs,.efls m the penis o. ou~ trvo.ItIoa 1It.
-. conc from state tnat .rimrc-s among Acr
- xto come from Jo,a o. -i-.e STATS. Itaiok.
- tost cliIlGn Of Ne" Or etls % AZ vel clam
.ous acnUainiance WIZ me rtz.n. pi b1..pb con-
Tod .s y are no' ouiy of ire loe OF common
f,sred but by social iIiffcppr-f ana CONNER ih
siaiOns hat bind as dtuy more ana more
,~.ether cannot feel VIVA 4 tf-.1 Tue SOL
- Boston tlat am on lie soA OBJ % l1feigA iah1.
Se,,rer u ihis ny frst g.. ~ .gr cry ~ to Y}l'
c.s.e have heretofore, on ore ~ $50 OCCASIONS
"a pngaie inciV1ufI' cnjofed ilt A'tp't-'i ~ ~
Ger fItzcps md Z assure yol taa. every 'sh
IKE % your State. aud a. s.r beautiful capital Is
: source ~ pure pleasure am ts'-'li'i- 49, every
- r,sfs q II & MALI ~ -gih / roroo.rc new cyl-
5ences Of lat intustrv. th.t 'efla.e tl.i pIbi-
s,irf afj hat pbilafthrOpy. uh.el may be sad @
- her perular charactcrst.rs. 1 see. also, nc~
tdlca,Iol. Of continued ard Increasing prosperity
laced no, az 10 the cI5zeGs o. Massachusetts,
I'd. abose al. Sir Go.ornof, DeCi no. say - you
I'd 20 TIC Enlightened audience "A.el no" nave
ne honor % .ldGrcss, how mncn % gas pro pcli!
tus 10 he pfo'e fS%''oI oi ''a' ,',,,,,e5 =,
'on larSi 20 e.,abli.h. and which am sure she
,lalsO. Il, az tunes, be as ready po"eiin.iy 20 as
81 70 posere ana 70 n4lhtain' y ,Pt,o,,o.s 81
ihs, can ,oore ,ssb tba, ,he p,osrcritg NAV con
,,rne As long as The mon conulucs and tad' 05.h