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sober 80 OF slavery in coming time. IL
Northern men choose 10 exhibit a love for on
preston. they must look to the enemies of the
greatest good to the greatest number for their
support, whenever they are candidates for Office
We expect shareholders to advocate and GUS
tain the institution of slavery. and we expect
such men To have influence in the country and
to hold Offices of trust in the country, but we
do not expect less than 100000 voters Of this
class to dictate course of policy to be pursued
invariably by 100000 voters in the free
States, and 100000 nOn-savehOlding voters i'm
the slave States. Hereafter a Southern slave
holder will be tolerated in entertaining and
maintaining views and principles which will
make Northern man unpopular to entertain
or defend
The Free Democracy of this State held full
convention at Manchester last Thursday. and
nominated the Hon John Atwood as their can
didate for Governor. and the prospect now is
that he viii poll 5000 more votes, next March.
than he received last March There is an even
chance shat he will be sthe next Governor OF
this State. The Wings are to hold State
Convention at Manchester on the Sd day of
December, when they will re-nominate Hon.
Thomas +. Sawyer Of Dover. for Governor n
friend of General Scott and u popular man.
The old line or Hunker Democrats have nut
off their State Convention until the 9Th of Jan
uary next but it il difficult to say. with much
probability of guessing right who will be their
candidates. That party is destined to be de-
ieated and less interest than usual is felt rs to
who shall he the candidate, as no man of IN
telligence believes he can be elected.
New HAMPSHIRE.
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WASHINGTON THURSDAY DECEMBER II, 1851

locating them 10 advantage, and can there
fore only make them available by sale
Fourth. The enactment of law making II
a felony to forge, utter, or publish as genuine
any forged land warrants OF other evidence OF
claim against the United States for land, or
any endorsement or assignment thereof
The passage of general law on the subject
of forgery provision for the appointment of an
assistant Commissioner of Pensions, and a law
regulating the compensation Of clerks in this
Department are recommended.
The quantity of land sold during the last
fiscal year was l,Sl6. SAT .49.l00 acres for
which the sum of S23709i745 was received
The quantity sold during the first quarter Of
the present fiscal year was i73 li065-l00
acres, producing S60l .69l. The quantity sold
during the corresponding quarter of the last
fiscal year was 266, S79 Co. 100 acres, the pro-
cceds of which amount to S3l9.S7606 thus
showing a considerable increase in the sales of
the present over those of the last fiscal year.
Suggestions with respect to the mineral lands
a. calithrnia express the opinion that the wiscss
policy is not to interfere with the present
practice.
The report ON the general state of Indian al
fairs Is in some respects quite interesting IL
states that the progress of civilization is in
many instances apparent, and that the tribes
in New York, and the country west Of Arkan-
sas are living under Governments established
by themselves.
Treaties have been effected in various quar-
tiers. by which the Indian title has been extin-
guished. and large tracts of country have thus
come into the undisputed possession Of the Gov
crnment
The subject of judicial expenses is discussed.
1t is suggested that the Attorney General be
made the head of the Department of Justice,
and his duty be to seal and countersigp all
commissions for Judges, marshals, and attor-
news, and to exercise the supervisory and ap-
:, $50 <" ,'.N"~>'>,r,'@a witt,
The expenses of the Judiciary, which, Is G9G *
| ercE-;. ~ 80 - -
The census returns not having been all re-
ceiyed, no report could he made. Arrange
ments are in progress for the publication of the
details in the most perspicuous and accurate
manner
The Importance of an Agricultural Bureau
is discussed and its operations and general du
ties proposed in detail
The Mexican Boundary Commission is stated
to be in operation, though it has been involved
in difficulties originating in misunderstanding
about the respective functions and powers of its
officers
The report closes with an earnest and appro-
pirate recommendation of the interests of the
| District of Columbia To the liberal consdera-
| tion justice, and magnanimty of Congress.
With a recommendation that the Office OF
Solicitor be created in connection with this De-
partment, the report is closed.
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I'm the matter of Indian Affairs difference
of about one million dollars is referred to est
mates for DEFICIENCIES included In those of the
present fiscal year and the appropriation OF
unexpended balances 10 the financial demands
Of the next.
In the Census department, further sum OF
81 10000 is required
The excess in the estimates under the head
of United States Courts for the next fiscal year,
is caused by the demand for California, New
Mexico, and Utah.
On the business Of the Pension Office the
most interesting statements refer to the claims
under the bounty land law Of 2Sth Of Septen,-
ber 1850 Since the passage Of that law the
number Of applicants has reached 10000, on
the LIT Of November, 1851.
BY great application and perseverance,, OF
this number 10000 had been examined and
81 900 carried into warrant; $4,000 have been
rejected, or suspended for further considera.
ton. The number Of warrants now issued
daily exceeds 400. II IL alleged TO have been
the invariable rule Of the Office 10 act ON the
cases in the order Of their presentation. In all
cases in which complaint has been made Of u
departure from this rule they have proved ~
originate in suspensions for some defect or in
formality
The following suggestions Of amendments
and notifications Of existing laws are made
First. That the benefits of the pension laws
DO confined to those who rendered the military
service, and 10 the widows and minor children
Of such ~ are dead.
Second. That more efficient provisions be
adopted TO prevent frauds under tho various
pension lawr, and more especially under those
relating to invalids
Out Of 23l applications for invalid pensions
from two Of the Western States ON investiga-
ton, only 81 were found TO be just the resi-
due were fraudulent.
Third That warrants for bounty lands un-
der the act Of 2Sth September, 1850, BIO made
assignable Most of the holders Of these
claims are persons far advanced In life, or
~s;dows mr. oYDhans who have not the means OF
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@Tom,' said his master, I" this is all real to
you!o
al can Jest fairly see it, mass'r" said Tom.
81 wish had your eyes, Tom
al wish 10 the dear Lord mass'r had
"But. Tom, you know that have a great
deal more knowledge than you; what if
should tell you that don't believe this Biblei''
@Oh, mass'r!" said Tom, holding up his
hands with deprccating gesture
"Wouldn't it shake your faith some, Tom!o
"Not grain said Tom.
"Why, Tom, you must know | know the
most"
"Oh, mass'r, haven't you Jest read how he
hides from the wise and prudent and reveals
unto babes! But massr wasn't in earnest, for
sartin now 90 said Tom anxiously.
mo Tom, was not. don't disbeieve.
and think there is reason to believe and still
/ don't It's a. publesome bad habit I've
got, Tom"
Eff mass'r would only pray"
/" How do you know don't Tom ~
"Does mass'r -
- weald, Tom, sc there was anybody there
when pray but it's all speaking unto nothing
when do. But come, Tom, you pray now, and
show me how"
Toms heart was full he poured it out in
prayer like waters that have been long sup
pressed. One thing was plain enough: Tom
thought there was somebody to hear whether
there were or not In fact ST. Clare felt him
self borne on the tide of his faith and feeling
almost to the gates of that Heaven he seemed
50 wildly to conceive. 1t seemed to bring him
nearer to Eva.
"Thank you, my boy said st. Clare, when
Tom rose. II like to hear you, Tom but go
now. and leave me alone some other time III
talk more
Tom silently left the room
TO BE CONTINUED.
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Per .hc Na::oaal Era
AMEhlCA's' " ElvomE Az lAuoouih
BY l. H. JULIAN.
Tune" RnL, Britannia
Hail Freedoms prophet priest, and chief
The victim leader of the opprest
The land the great birth-land of Washington,
Exuts to greet her honored guest,
CHORUS.
God grant to thee to to make thy country free
o, noble heart of Hungary!
The mystic splendor OF thy fame
Thou of true heart and tireless hand
The fowery grace, fruitful of gallant deeds,
Hath won tho admring love Of every land.
God grant to thee, &c
Columbias hcart-worn welcome take
Take, too, repentance for the past
That when fell tyrants crushed thy fathcr-land,
No stern rebuke in Freedoms scale was cast.
God grant to thee, &C.
Safely within our peace-barred gates,
Oerweariod patriot, repose,
Till comes the hour, the long-appointod hour,
That ends down trodden Europe's woes
God grant to thee, &c.
Then go-but for attendant take
The New Worlds benson of might
Her potent word-perchance her mightier sword
Shall aid to vindicate the Right
God grant to thee, &c
But, whatsoc'o thy fate may be,
Conquefor captiye--eaFth's acclaim,
| Long ms the human soul loves Liberty,
Shall rend the heavens at KossUTH's name
God grant to thee, &c.
Centreville, Indiana
10 In admitting an occasional article Oh
the subject of the following communication
we disclaim, once for all, any responsible.
for the views contained in them.-Ed. Era.
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TO it that all hands @cOme up standing at

the polls.
General Scott may run better in New Eng
land but whether he can command stronger
support from his party generally than Mr..
Webster, is, I think doubtful while out of
New England General Houston can beat either
of them fifty electoral votes. Mark that pre-
diction! Ono.
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A good character is like capital in business
or stock in trade.
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10 In admitting an occasional article on
the subject of the following communication
we disclaim, once for all, any responsibility
for the views contained in them-Ed Era.
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SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR.

This document, which is more extensive than
the Message, is before us and we present n
synoptcal sketch of its most important details
Il opens with general outline of the duties Of
the Office, which indicates pretty large field
of supervision and accountability
The estimate Of appropriations to the end of
the fiscal wear 1853, is NJ follows:
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sxa.ts IAttGs burg, Sus-
.ta.. aad RairoadThrougA 10 Fsbqrg ~
lJAouy-An expires. wn leave sauh aal
,,n ,s n.d States mail Washington and Baltimore at
~ n line at Middcto"n II u p NJ ar
riying ri Harrisburg at "A, m, TO dinner -,
The ta west al y p arriving al
either thence by packet boats
.tas.s direct iromH oIidsysburg 20 fiusbnrg
cke sold the following points by this ualn to VII
York, Wxhisvie, Coumbia Marietta Mddletown, Harrisburg
New Port Paysvic, ewiiown Nc Veysown, Hunt
,ngdon, Holiday sbuIg, and Ptsburg.
fhis train also connects Cumberland Valley railroad
passes through Carlisle sbppensburg Chanbersbug and
poinIs iis road Il. a.
from Washington for
Of the will be at Me
devo nd arrival
u0rnns the baggage, which viii be
1870 ~ :" VT . "9' ROBERT STEWART,
= Oct i--du IN #1t. Z. ticket Agent
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The whole nation grs4nns under 1be pfssn, - s
medical disease more f eufe Va ana os
ba.e4 10 ru.a our cons ~ AOsklso
s-Aa ought acquainted with The medical arr -hrro
sk Esa rt4tL =
Every his doror aud surgeon al shsap
alsd enjoy sound Ia = sound body"
MA .po,es 20 publish city
~ ING abase sl,e The eushten.ni The pab
IL lie Jsclosne mystery Of legal and illegal
uacxoty and cure OF disease The worn
H.. a. Those
- Mi, ..Ido
I've toeYr money their NJ family should
OUT H. fun description OF the
the diseases cSlai expressed IN such
There Kind II
he United and II hop the heads
fsfe the public generally will take had OF this
refpsiss, aid editor
knowledge which comfort and happiness
of mankind
This journal be Published monthly, me paper
four large pages the number al ~" dollars PEI
ansun, pay We The ns number
M,fch. 4,
Edu and calling attention |" ~ s
ens,ucd oil the same
20 10
+ =" kdd,e.. fnc.nsiaI JOHN T.. WALSH, MD
p~P''" Richmond Virginia
Feb al
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@.fe4 fosr ossIos Dsr4 sIasrr, .
AN December "a, ieo1
be received INA. department, vat
o1cloek a. M 2si day Of Ap nsat ~ urnishns ~.
, ..a nom The July such qusnuner ana
al ugh dimes as may required and M The anal -a'
mail bags u The following description, 70 VIC tEt
CANVASS MAIL BAGS.
ix. Ma 4 tlJ inches sb " inchs. IN
Ia be made of eoton canvass weighing ounces hs snd 81 -
W aoutied ana tw-eo ~u
nye-ivld. M,
guai OF eo,p.u e.AyS weighing ~ oAhcs- " us ~
Inches widni Cloth be woven IN eSs 'espee' INC
oiIh htsss ofbaes altF. ~ - :, .,,.,,.,s,
size No. (S2 inches length and - inches IN es
to be 49,
audt the 10 described. Ia. -.
haas Nos be made
n.f Of ,esl holes provided with strong cod 70 &c
All 10 be maTAed inside sha ouuo ~
sU. y. MALI Al t4t
4- LEATHER AND CANVASS POUCHES,
bottoms, opened and fastened one
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DOR SALE.-Fsk Rnymonds elegant air tight metallic css
Of directly opposite e.
bys Hotel. 49,,
Having completed extensive factory which has ea
demands for superior ains, and being conv
Cow will ready sales and greatly acccoe
who unfortunate need coffin fo lhen fend
prices below what Is paid tor nah
coffin. We conducting funerals IN the country sg IN
Rumor to the contrary, The esA
Taylor placed in Of cofnri ne -
single occurred Of one OF them bursting from M
NJ. NJ WHITE,
Dec a. aan. 81 " Undertaka
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roanras NAILS.

DRopos AIS ron CA RRyIss TnE NAILS or T4E UNIFIED
u. soS. m Ss X y. .ssss Z IL coas vi os
nsss 20 sss.sss by y n. ss :" 20
- , :ss sss s: s'ss. ,,
n, j. am. and ' 4, !: s.s 4: ..
s.ys as.s. "a Ss 81 AND aouS s '-f
pseps.. s. xassss Key ssayas
% -. .s s'i s 90: Yo s. a..ss'
New ha@.a.. wAl ~-s Be soaA.asisa =. u, u 5.A,a
fSspa. 10 Soud .s, s .is ard d.epsa
s az; @ q &c sssi
o. + mot s..ss he p s
a ss those ss". ~ IN ons,
10 be piovdsd Tor oa,isE said
% % IL. o. 3. s:
part fair f value sIso a. ,hs Time u delivery 70
the United States. by The owner vim umpire,
with The nlails, he may
his sus may induce esenes 70 g. given
executed BY bidder and
= 4, "s provides among other n,. pay he %
ed when the mp not sna no, more .nn ,ee times
The ofil
may aposed The aslaaaepey be satisfactorily
boa. oaee al die port landing bsongag thereto, any
suffering me mail part Of il, 70 be
depreda,ion loss injury o refusing er demand
the eoa,ae,ot route, .pecne
and for arriving ~ the u"s set. .o, for
in .ass sns Tss
laws for disoSeyns
70 ssa,as, "S:, sss x 81 ~
ens pp ~ 4. @ and alter the
allowing aro o. sAio within The
speed Of dona stock is
contractor @aN such snqY.h
General also discontinue or euia The service he
Tss oa sssa Ss ys.
ny offers, should be distinctly sntedin the proposals.
Form CHANGE from advertisement contemplated
by tAs bidder. # #s@r
there write the
residcec h-reby propose 10
TIN, mail on the route from Charleston 70 lasAna as
ahe aau 4, y, and Nv ,is following mode
conveyance. be consryed for
annu. ofhee write Out the sum in WORDS al f length,
The following The form guarantee which should filled,
Of second with thai
mnns after being Dated should signed
BY the who Se @ % .
pfspsy and able % make good
in, the mai o" accepted BY ihs Postmaster Gen
srs shall enter into the contract rrquied
to such bid prior 70 the 1t day Of aay n IT. with
| :" Dated (sgredl"
Form of certificate.
"hs undersigned, pos, Of he
quanled above named property
sufficient and able TO make good their
| "Datsd. [5ignedI'
The bid should under the First Assistant
General the words small aforegs ma
the should be receiyed
the 9th day May which will be The last day for
| ceivng proposals under this advertisement. Fs
The bids VII be determined
| BY the 18th day Of May
The with
July bidder shall able
service he will
specify day Of In his proposals The
ending
june less. aa@
| ... N, X. HALL,
/ Postmaster General.
| PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT, February 3, 1851
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4 COMPENDIUM OF the Entire Body Of the Ia.
BY Asa Kinne--a alphabetically arranged with reference i
vols, Law sheep, evo, pp AT. Retail price, s1.
40 and 81 Ann street, New Y.,
Opinions Of the Profession.
There The profession that len
within the same limits, u thai are desrsa
' - : - CHIEF JUSTICE NELSON.
NEw Yoax, Sept 26, 1850.
concur with Mr. Justice opinion the sboy. mn
toned work. .,, ~ - .
Nxw yoxx, Sept 70, 1885,
The Of reliable citations os, tbs M
ofegal treatise and REPORTS boil, Ameesn and lOIsi makes
ant reference will extensively aid the student, the pac
@"0 u3 'Ae A'-' ROBERT J. wALHgl
OCTOBER IL, 1850.
have frequently examined lis citations and have hty
With the precision and cIearaess with which he N
pies referred indeed have reeevsdso nss
istance from myself ha ffei anxious thai ing proesssa %
learn its merits, and like enjoy M ndvantsSs
Nrw Yosx CIrY, Oct l6, 1885,
1; impar,s advantages OF accurate and wesa
notebook, while TO the profession vast deal Of uH
DAVID PAUL BROWN, Phi,AssA
Mr.. kine has collected with greet diligence and aeeu,ga
,sy ably advanced me subject. 70 which those questions r
references the authorities copious 70 give
SCISSOR u ''' WV" JUDGE PETERS, Phil.dslaa
Ihave examined Kinns Law Compendum with As much
other avocaons would allow and s satisfied hns
sisnea .eiia,e the labor. counsel preparation H.
causes argument. From examination Of The Nv
tides, say with confidence that they are treated with ~
Judgment and ability. I.
II il calculated TO be greater help the student than
book Of extan will End lis way upon every sux,
: - - 7Gla3E w. l.. HURST, PhiIsdeipAs
The pan aud utility accuracy Of these works have ~
the unouaned appreciation the distinguished jusn "
United se:cs as The Story Chief Justices WMld
Vermont Honbower New Jersey, Tucker Of Virginia. Csaa
Of Washington city, Weston Of Maine, &C., &c
Published by JOIN IkoW,
Nov Oft 40 aud 81 Ann street
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ssasst. hsv Nosk,

street, hsw Nosks ao
m ths patronage " s
j scsenissnsl tsl uons o. ual hesitation with wkil "
r,,el, n brought be,os pubic III experience
,aJshsd superiority Bay ond all qaesuon sHd he
,.er 90 ,he testimony those busit who Asy.
snyel.p.e and rapidly iuefsEg ais hNS
cssnes. rhs following lev u the los uss -
laIlD: 1H III 5EsN -s. #.E H..I~
name business address e"npieuousy beaantui, ~
Cd, rolosxd or p4a, thus afosdins
NJ PERFECT SECURITY AGAINST FRAUD
ad The enveiope be opsaed without being d..,
keith u requisite ZEN. -
Sth Upon carfioge letter the ~.sl insue n.
sender instead OF being buried IN ~
letter Office.
5,h The envelopes furnished at almost THE SANE PM
AZ PLAIN oNEs, with only the additional the Al, ~
will last ror years. ~"
9th Zach letter mailed is
MOST EFFECTIVE ADVERTISEMENT
.ure Ia attract the attention OF all through alose hand,
pass. -
and Of envelopes of the usual letter white &
good paper, and made above with name, address,
Price of Dies. Price Of Enoslop.,
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JENNY LIND Opera GiAssss from the Optical L. -
Munich Vienna in Germany-The proptetou Of =
for the convenience Of thsr nu
United Safes established branch IN The cg
New YORK. .4eN4e 8tIta ~'ift r.
The superior quality Of the Munich glasses 10 acknoucd ~
university In Germany and mos
peen sold during Jenny Ind concerts nv
York md Philadelphia.
An extensive variety OF Telescopes optical insuumsun ~
hand and glasses set in frames o
Becks hrm of Walstein Co.. New YORK, Will suea
personally upon carefully examined ~
adsped through which meshod in connenon with e -
Kind Of mntscas sla~sss the eye viii h. consn red and ass
Dyer Mcclure have been appointed agents io the city
ngsos, have ived fun assortment of the aovss
they respectfully the attention Of the E
Beckel will remain In the city for few days, and wm p
special attention such may require his services
DYER x MCGUIRE
Dec l4-d Corner Of 10Th street and Psnnsivana aveas
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VALUABLE Heal Estate An the CITY Of Washington
sale.-The proprietor, intending the with
n.Yns brick houses and lots Viz
within the
Navy cacl
dwelling
the third small house subject ground
will be sold Also, several enclosed with
conotabis cottages the between tho Capitol and Con-
Baryng Gnind suitable the cultivation vegetables
the Washington market OF for daires may be Preferred
both The whole Of this occupied at prodGc
good condition. and will be sold at very reduced prices II
ties indspOlabc,
Perons Wishing purchase will please address by letter.
Office Pennsy few doors
Il. NJ. YOUNG,
Ap 5-eodn ~ Agent
General Agency Mt Washington, ID. G.
DY A. NJ. FARQUHAR formerly Of Harrisburg Pennsylvania,
ID services in the with Meni
co. revolutionary with Great Britain and Flor
ida
For PENSIONS bounty land, or scrip
Lan1-W attend purchase and sale Of bounty
+ order.
Ocs.The applications patents, procuring models
dawing will be attended 10 in all their various branches
GsnsraI Poet OEcsA claims against the department will BE-
settlement of contractors quarterly accounts
ditto facilitated &c.
New Orleans Delta, Nashville Union, Mobile ADVERTISER
Louis New Era Cincinnati Gazette
Sentinel New York Herald and Detroit Free Press will publish
S., and send their bills this oce accompanied
with paper June 24n
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CUPER1OR Daguerre0types First Premium !-S'+
wHITEHURsf extended the field Of his opea'sn1 -
ground In the county HIS gAds
between AZ and 9Th nssh
No. 207 Baltimore street, Baltimore broadway and e
street, New York No. n Main street. Richmond syeaneN
street, Peerubsrs Main street, Norfoik and Main street. L
burg Virginia 80
is besu,fui highly finished dasueueoype. are
extraordinary Improvement insurins faithful and highly n's
likenesees in a Few seconds
The rotary gound invented by II. Wh,ehurs Nv"
airy and living appearance to the picture. -
distribute than thy -
pictures annually and have gyen dissatisfaction N
certainly nsennG prcofof the superiority Of his
w calls the public generally 10 his eefasg
furnished gallery Lane and fuckers new store, wns.w
exhibition of pictures will be given. -.
competition in dasuerreoPes
Fair Of the Maryland institute, be was awarded INC
medal by the judges. .a. -. -
every description copied, and post norm a.
attended IN. ##a La ~.# NOV W."
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COMMON HALL OF the town or Petaxshurv. Virginia,
VMy 1880 Tho following resouea tbia day sdopsAA by
Ths, The mayor Of the sdys.e for opoal
of the bonds ~ the Of
the saN ofvinia $50 900 paysble 1000 In
with coupons @ Interest payable half yearly fehfst
The than A3Oo
atds.ed I. 'r chamberlain 81 ur Nay
e Y O'Clock, which cps~cd, his~st
hdder VII he Untitled 'srsio The
ah Nay 18th June A9d l'h July. and bidder
10 ,hem's'yss the reht 70 reject pier made gs 6ga
ton wloe received BY Of ows aceochine
IN. 'fN f1fAQp dom
May s-dnAhMsvNsrs b9oAYstsoa sfsN 1slIrr Maycv