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seven Days Later from Europe.
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OF lloc'ocs TODAY comp'aie'y enolsed SD zee, IN
7'.' paris H''I. I''' pN-. ~. oI.Is. 'n'i-
t ,,ree pass myers ana e.sh Zoo Ha'l.'N.
Tho Nmgar8 arrived at Liverpool shortly be-
for" 10 o'oIoeS 90 Tuesday the ll.h n.- AZ
aloHi ] in tle io-nn1an' 3n NJ oa1csi7s, the
imnsan arrived 81 Cove" ui ODD lNalsday
Pr '1.c' u.,e h"' O'. Atlantic aF-
Ntei '' lie bir col l''e -'- lief ltefs leach-
i,1e c'll az s'> oc'o
lne general and p'tt'e' news possesses uo
feature Of general upmuncc. The Go mrn
'i.s 1n ofe.Q- i' costume pee" aspect, fls-
mucA as 81 De- nov suspected iDst tne conference
t' "' Aeio hl i'ieSnen on tif '-'ll ui iia month,
between Ah-uiA ana ifussia' bodies no eoad 20
uie 7iHtH-F German '.aia-' "n'' Is sid' ere
n'" using energetic measures TO form ieasH Ut
u,r OWN
lis s1ieh G'ahdentn.Iy al Par's That Gen.
Misunderstanding that o. approaching cohf.r.
ences 90 Dresden attempt ta naAe auy tertral
changes affecting the Arrangements lada 81 Ire
ire1iy OF Nenna, lle lseach and English gov
ernmcu's w 10 interfere ana prevent them.
'Tmo7i q taU1i1 Ruroaf-Work was
/ commenced early Do NoN l~i3 and tae r0ld
was Pul ih running order "ilhin fourteen months
'o, ~, '"5 lihe OF lls conrancement
d, i- iia'i Atl'''fIiiN nc
i's'aA g L1moi l.f river bridge, distance of t0ur-
,.'h '4.it'' ms ueeh pant under The direction Of
Oapt. fha"n JaHatl Engineer.
%na j. cton, extending flam L1no.lle
bnoe' To- l.e lake ROAD ln 81. AlbW7 VILLAGE
'i'.e oi TEN m,e+' Aa7 been un.er The d1lc-
l'9 oi ,.aries PANE %nt, Engineer
l.i' ''i cton extending from - A'hau viz
I'D " iilH,i POINT in h1nrgl d ..nc7 of
iNi - mas ''ta nn-'f te Direct 900 %. Ana
} eAs'as' Engineer.
Ihe location Of tia roil 'as bcan iolcop7'y
cone of iilinl and experience in.ueers No
plrt OF i lls been, anl we venture o. soy. never
W." ue fe-'ocalei. short curves hlya been avoid
ea' ana lH' grade b generally light in uo n-
s.'ni' d' % exceed sorry feet 90 The mlc
here are twelve miles 81 level grade on de Inc.
II "ill prove t1 haze been constructed On tie
no,l durable mnner end % le well fitted lor
RAPID travelling end ior heavy. heirhan9.
a statement of the re. amour, of uaterlal and
cost OF i1e principle bridges on tins road may not
De wholly undressing
Ms-squo BAY Budeelwhich we should call
NE Bridge of size, p th1t crosses the entrance
OF y sq1o Bay IS 1900 feet n lennth of a
double track width. It rests on th'rty-sx piers.
Each pier Is fifteen feet square and rises t,g,l,e
feet above the suffice Of the water. Between
each PAIR Of piers are siA rows of pile. on which
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-01-09

a. Hon. Washington Hunt was inauguated
Governor of New York on Wednesday, at the
Capitol in presence Of all the officers ofthe State
and large number of citizens.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-01-09

CT c. l.. Knapp, formerly Secretary Of State
Of Vermont, b Clerk Of the Massachusetts Sen
ate
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-01-09

The Amu1i Meeting of the State Temper
ance Society win Dee holden at Aliddcbury. com
mancinq at ten O'Clock forenoon, on Wodnes-
day, the ljlh of JANUARY next, aud continue
through that and The next day.
Fhe undersigned Executive Committee regard
ihls meeting OF equal Importance 10 any that has
preceded IL. Indeed, iu orr Judgment, since our
iu-t meeting, new responsibilities and new duties
hive been imposed upon the friends of temper
oncc throughout our >ilte. In compliance with
thor request and, as we believe, in accordance
with the wishes OF large majority Of the free
men of the State, tha General Assembly, at its
last So sslon, passed am act, prohibiting the sale
Of intoxicating liquors, except for medicinal,
chemical and mechanical purposes, and giving
20 Justices of the Peace concurrent jurisdiction
with the County Courts 10 hear. try and deter
mine all offences against sand act. Much de-
ponds upon having this law receive "A proper con-
stncuou, ana also having il fairly executed and
enforced. To tiosr, who asked for the law. IL
especially belongs ~ sustain be. This and many
other subjects of much interest Will engage tie
attention of the convention.
We hope that measures may be Immediately
adopted no every town, 20 secure good attend
ance, and that gentlemen attending Will not come
as mere spectators, but will De prepared 10 con-
tribute Information and interest t. the meeting.
Publishers of papers throughout the State are
respectfully requested TO give this notice two or
three Hsert Gus IN then respective papers as soon
sos piacLcahl
@OsrpH STEELE,
LIlW towA,
MN. g.. kurREDUE,
l.. s. CARR,
J. NEWMAN
ALDAcE WALKER,
CHESTER SPENCER,
llARsEr o. HlGLEr.
CastletOn, Dec. eth, 1850
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GrrrR.L LAND orucr, March 81 1851
IN liberal Of Congress passing the act o.
military service OF the United
States carried 70 the wafanees be
gratitude patriotic services and al The
secure to the hardy and on s
Seo'e1
Tbs, public notice be given settlers public lands. sub
aents within thirty after making their settlements and i'm
oyemens required by pre- em2uon of septembs
s4l so their empion rights and prevent ner
rnce by location Of these warrants.
all be located the land applied o
whether said land improved having
said shall the hands OF the land
officers al least forty days u atthe end OF that time thee no ID
reference by those locations with preempton claims OF otw
be this Office pscnDg; but there
is such interference new location viii be made
Wauantees their preemphoh
proclaimed and offered public sm
prior ID March, 1851 and, where the Of me ana
dollar twenty can pay ~
land and me amount
covered by the estimating the at ~ 70 e.
rights sections reserved 10 e
United along Of railroads or canals -,
Where application made office by the wafn'es
The the applicant should designate the land a
of country which he wishes the ocauoh mu
and where the specified, IL would be wen 70 80,
others the order in which they desired that ~ case VA NO,
which vacant, without ne
affidavit Of the applicant taken before an ome
toned accompany the application Inc n
be complied with where application by ie,e, h AZ
evidence duly eerhed o "'
authority must also accompany the app,cson IN,
clause In the first section Of the act making I
tho support 81 The government for the hso o
s52, approved I'd March, 1851, IL enacted that no ~
bounty land issued under the act Of Ss,h sp'emp Ind which
ether Congress- shall be located on ay no
had heretofore been brought into marker, aa land
private entry that no land can be coated uno bounty land
except had been proclaimed and ohered o' 80 -
the ID Of March, 1851. p,rrTERFTELD
An Io-lnw6w oo
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NOTICE % residuary leKatees OF Nelson Reed, de-
Of Baltimore court sitting
equity dated the second day Of March, ieo
passed therein pending between James Dudley for
Baker and William George Baker, will
auditor Baltimore court In order dis
hands Of said trustees required
and to said court upon the nforma
that may be Produced who were the children Of
Myers Elizabeth Echeberge (who
wife, Nancy Reed Joseph Burnson twho
testaor wife, James Reed Isaac Reed (who were
testato Elizabeth Mar Rebecca Lloyd and Jane
Beey sho of tesaor living at the death Of Nancy
widow who died the twenty ninth day OF Sep
living Nancy Reed and what the and
living such children deceased
Reed and and
Alexander Reed Robert g. Reed brohers OF the
Toeyson Of the testato either and
dead the time of the DEAN of said Nancy
living Nancy Reed having died
Nancy living death Of said Nancy
degrees relationship Of
death of said Nancy Reed and also
children Dnah Dudley living the
Nancy died before the said Nancy Reed len
degrees of relationship
also of the parties entitled and
Nancy Reeds death died. who the
ona Of such decedens and the expiration OF
limited in this the said court the
who have established their title TO participate in said
fund.
said all entitled under the
Reed hereby notified appear and
of their title before the said before
September 1851 and that default of such
proof failing appear will be excluded from
among parties appearing and proving their title
VIM BAKER,
WIN. GEO. BAKER,
Aps-Iaw0w Trustees Baltimore.
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IN nur.pan,. Of law FILLMORE President Of the
hereby declare and make Known
public will be held al the land once I'LL
M Inc Territory commencing Monday me egn
the disposal Of the pubhc ahan
following townships and fractional ~"hshI "
witi
korA line and ws Of the fourth principal m'd''"
Fractional township The right bank Of The 81 cfo
ave-, eighteen. -.
fracuona toWnshpa thirty three thirty four thirt-hye and
twenty and twenty ssn
Of the Lake St Coi& townships tiV
fractional township hy on ts
usht Of the 81 CToN river OF range twenty , - =,
Townships thirty hIee thiriyiouf, tblfty hseJ aho ty b "
Fractional townships thirty thirty two the left bank Of
a Sc river, OF range twenty nve.
Fractional townships and thirty three the iet bahh
~ Mississippi rvor, OF range twenty -sia
tirtytwo and hy hree on the iei oahn
Il N,ssissppi dser Of twenty seven n ,.,r
townships dirty two aud thiIty hree, on me ISL ~
Mississippi OF range tweaiy eight IA ba,k
Fractional townships and tirtyiou ON "e e '"
III OF twenty nine. a n.,l
four and thirty nve, on INC s' "
Misssppi liver, Orange biry 49,, ,h,,,v ..v.n ON
bfAcuonai townships lhiry- hve, tfty -. ana
Mississippi range hp an,
Iaha by law for the use u
purposes. excluded from the sales anu NJ
tn service, states WIZ be on
die aboy. provided by me ACT ehuueu
for the civii ana dipomaue eApehSes VI
- &c. approved 81 MHen, 1901 a.,
os On
in the order IN winch uey are
aaI viii despatch, until the whole shah nave
~ ciosed but the sale sinai mol De KEPT
and private entry OF any OF We
800 All be admitted until OF the weeks
Given under this sixth day Of May, ammo Dohl one
u'''""' 's "'"1'' 49,. ~ WILLARD FILLMORE.
ny ths President
AFXs
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IN pur.uancs Of law NILLARD FILLMORE President Of the
unrd stiss q hsss 90 hereby aseaas s@d shs ssoTn
Michigan periods hereinafter designated 10 wit
~ e land Sss " ~. A.. sts s ~. S.,s s
public lands within the following namsd townships and h'epons
Sorn Of ns haze line Of yriasra asri4ia~.
Fractional township forty two of rSugr
fractional township tprty two, ~ r.nss eleven.
Townships orytwo, forty ree ios tour aud o'v h'e OF ang
Townships forty fpr,y Eve, q rnnFs fourteen,
Township forty forty fes foo' and fyh Of range
Township forty four, of-ays, r and II r'sss
foriy-sir, and forty seven, y raass .ssss,ssa
9wn.hR 2 ~ ed s, ss :, sss s'sss "A,
september for ne disposal q ne Pass sna -,ha ~ 81
which ne ard ''sH fsson q ass sugsrio
North Of us La., lice arA ,rsi 81 "a riasrai rlasu
Fractional township thty eight township tory, q
Township fouy II rang. twenty nine
Fractional township .sven, Isle Roysls," q
Fracuonal townships rry-.r i.s nsyas,"
rraeuoaa ownaip. .r--ir and Id H''s"
Frsconsi township. sr,y.nvs and .syr I.ls nay.s"
Fractional township. srytrss, sry oar, and az,
rroeuonsi township. .r-,Srss, .rgour, sna ave %
Township hny and as,oas ,ows-p. sy ssV fsur,
on e hoySle :. e .ass s,i,,y a.,
on se Roysls," Il thirty e,ss.
'Oa nifty lour - o~p.Sp a'v ,~o, rssss ory.
! township pf
~ The and office tONfA c0pinencins Nnnaayt me esh
gay of August for the a,spo-s u me public lands stas
| 'sn W'uhn the aforementioned townships, VIA
"oT % hs hose Has sns tas rrtastrsi ~svtsssn
To ovnsSp s,,y ard II hrss
IoNhs,nps lltY one and hirY 81 fsut.
loNnshlP. ~ W one and thrty two. % Ave.
Atihe lana once - GENEsSEr commencing MenAsy,
Within ths undormenrossS asss,es - W. ~ p''
North off's base hns u "a. rs.s,psi -,sA.a.
Townships thirty rryt~o, uy ures ara a,ry su, q
range
range two.
North ofne lice aad east ~ s fri~spsI asytaa.
Townships thirty one thirty two and thirty trrs sanw. m~
Townships thirty and thirty two, ~ range two
Townships thirty and thirty q three.
Al The SANE PLACE commencing Mnnasy,
ond day Of September newt f the disposal % ne p~ss Dc
the oru-r ChippswA e@erxsan., "
Indians Of irs, fAar p saf
and fy per provided BY M act approved tans
~, 1874 entitled An explanatory a tbs made w1 NE
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BY the President Of the United States.

Of The act oongss. entitled hn &C, to
and Territories o. Wis
Sn and Iowa p pGssf TMoaE s'f en e
States America do hereby declare and make known Una, public
Illinois Wisconsin, the periods hereinafter designated TO
Al the land ofbc. at MINERAL POINT WISCONSIN, common
cling Monday November for the disposal OF
% lilo s Of sr Nav. %ns y the
dents proclamation ofhe 2oth November, 1916, viz
North Of The Of fourth principal nedian
The quarter Of section nine the north
west quarter half OF northeast
Of in township 9ns S anss Sns and The
southwest section wo the southwest quarter
Southeast quarter Of secon tweve and The southeast quarter
in township ons h s hn s na,a ss Of
bysx, township twoi and the west half OF the southwest
northwest Of the northwest quarter Of
section The M quarter Of e soa.es, quarter Of
the northwest quarter and The northeast Of the
quarter thirty and the half Of the northeast
AID the northeast quarter Of ,hs southeast quartz. thirty
9 the east ns s n1 pa a.ss quarter ar
dve quarter, the half and
half and the southeast and southeast
The half and northeast quarter Of the southeast quarter The
and the southwest quarter Of The northeast quarter Of
quarter southwest quarter, and the half
nowes, of the southeast quarter OF wo and The
Al @ s aS' oes pIx0S ILLINOIS on
ing tracts containing which, consequence Of
lead
Of the 9Th April lei7 ordered by the Presidents
proclamation Of the 9Th Of September, 1896 viz
North ofc line and The fourth principal meridian.
The west half quarter twenty eight
quarter Of northwest Of thirty five; and
Of the northwest Of hysr, in township
nine, of range
The southeast quarter quarter heen
the twenty three
township and the half Of twenty-five in town
ship twenty nine Of range two,
The quarter quarter section twenty
four, IN township twenty nine, Of range three
The southwest OF the southeast and the northwest
quarter the northwest Of section thy The south a
half of hirys sir,
in township twenty nine, OF range T.
North of line and the fourth principal meridian
The part afeen and the south
Of the northeast quarter OF twenty-five III ""nspp
twenty mine Of range one
fractional half Of section seventeen in township twenty
nine, OF range two. -.
In with the provisions Of The act Of I'm July 1896
claims wH NOT BE- dioUeS TO
lands until after they have been offered
at public subject 70 private entry and no locations
c ountes by Congress mill
United States tcin be
or Ia, asor lands provided by the entitled "An
mating of
royemment approved ID March, 1851 be
offered and subdivisions
mines than po dollars and fry cents per acre.
sold the public sale such price, shall be
within fps months
subject sale other lands.
The kept open weeks (uness lands
disposed off,
land in the oherad viii be admitted un, after erpia
OF the weeks.
Of Land Office publish proclamation
brief description the above lands prepared from official doeu
ments
WILLARD FILLMORE
ny the President:
J.. BUrrtRrELp,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
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IN pursuance of law, WILLARD FILLMORE, President of
the United States of A%ene1 DO hereby and make
State Of Missouri at the periods hereinafter designated
Al the land JACKSON, commencing Monday first
September for disposal of the public lands situated
within following named townships viz
Of line and ~e Of the i'm principal msridon
Townships seven twenty eight and wenrnne on and
Townships twenty twenyeigh and wentynne, and
near Current river, range four.
Township eight branch of Current river of range
Townships twenty three, -four, eight, and twenty
Township. twenty three, twen'yfou eight, and twenty
township twenty and townships twenty-five
SAME Place cling on MGndI s Ss day
ing named townships and parts Of townships, viz:
North Of the ih principal meridian
Township .weng,two Of range two soa and ,..,,,
Fractional townships twenyone and wenV'" and township
twenty i've Of range three. -,
Townships twenty-five and twenty three, of range five
Fractional township sixteen and townships twenty wo twenty
three twenty twenty-five weniys and twenty seven, OF
Tsetiona townships seventeen, township twenty
one townships twenty-five twenty three
Ten inclusive seventeen twenty
Township nine.een except thirty thirty
m sscs "me es rhn ssn
twenty twenty Ave, thirty four, h
The northwest township nineteen, and
sesIio". one twelve fourteen
twenty, one inclusive nsd MY. to thirty es nsa.y
and sections half
and hiryour 10 thirty IN
eli in township twenty, Of range twelve.
The part 'ue River Overflow" Of township twenty
three, OF range thirteen,
section M Except quarter sections
eighteen thirty, and thiryone, OF "Liue River
Overflow n-hip four, of range fourteen.
land ONCE SPRINGFIELD, commencing Monday
the eighteenth the disposal of the public
lands the following named fractional townships to
wit;
North Of the Of the fh principal meridian
Township twenty-five OF range twenty two
d we twenty three
Fractions sections twenty five hiItyeDe, nrytwo thirty
three thirty hrx, south Of the old State
line, In township twenty OF range twentyeight
Fractional township adjacent 10 the State line, or
twenty whine, hiry, uryone, hywo
| thirty three, and tirtyf four 49,,
other purposes with CHOSE and Overlooked lands
cultivation which shall be selected
authorities before the days appointed for the commence
public respectively under the entitled An
enable and other States reclaim the
limits approved september 2s 1880
M from sales Aud locations for land boinies
heretofore granted OF Congress military
United States i Be permitted Of the above
provided by the entitled "An act making
expenses OF
Ne., approved ID March, 1851
o. lands viii be commenced
an Inc DAYS appointed will proceed the order which they
~, despatch until the whole shall have
spred sales thus cioed but sale shall be kept
nd viii b. admitted expiration OF the weeks
city Of Warrington this sixty day
NAV snpo Domni thousand eight hundred and htty
~*' WILLARD ftLLMORE,
Byuns President
4 nd pnr
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THE UNION.
ohppsw. ths third day Of January 'sh'ss'

Chppsw. indians at s.x.naw third de. Of January, .sh'esn
hundred and thirty eight viii .E..u.ftM
Parts OF sections thirty htyt~o, IN township sx, Of
ons one and h two, township nineteen ah IN hs so
q Rifle nyer, ~ Of range SIX ons,,sn a. -
M and The south northwest quarter OF section eighteen
and fractional section nineteen AZ owinp n''n' yam " 's "
Al the land DETROIT on Monday ns
sections ys six seven and eight Ia township nvs morrill, OF
srs 10 be sod Of said ise Of Indians al NOT less
man TWO my cents acre. as provided by e act OF
l Oh n a%d Once a, KAfAMAzoo commencing Monday
eighteenth .as ais sl,assS IN the Kalamazoo as
North ofe line Of the prt"e.pa! n"edan
Nos . in section tiriwo, In township one of
Islands sections twenty three and twsnfoar in
Islands Nos aud B. in sections township
islands numbered J. 2 D. and IN sections ~@, one
Islands Nos and 2, in sections thirteen fourteen W. fse
twenty -four, in township three, OF range sixteen,
line and Of the principal msstdlsH
Island twenty and twenty two In township two Of
Islands ncusive sections three, four ton hesn
twenty two twenty and IN township one and
J. 3, sections three and ten, In township TWO, OF
Lands appropriated by law for the of schools military and
made nnht thereby for cuivaon any shall be
the before the days int for @
70 State of and other States to reclaim The
a w o% h. pS S for
heretofore granted by any law Of Congress Tor military services rem
TONED lands provided By entitled making
paions The sy and diplomatic expenses Of the government
The offering lands will be commenced on
advertised despatch until the whole shall have
offered and the sales thus closed but no sale sinai De KEPT
be until after the expiration Of the two weeks
Given my hand city Washington this sixth day Of
''''' ' ~ "1~Tr0 WILLARD FILLMORE.
| BY the President,
J. BurTERFiRLD, =
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NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTlON CLAIMANTS, AND To
orrIrp Al Mtg AND pERMITTEES OF MINERAL

NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTlON CLAIMANTS, AND TO LEsSEEs,
OCCUPANTS, AND PERMIrTEES OF MINERAL LANDS.
Every right Of the lands
above
required establish the the Of the register and
Office and make therefor
practicable after seeing this notice. and before the day appointed
public of the lands embracing
such claim will be forfeited. And
Every person having under the enuedAn act
northern of Michigan, and to
mineral lands in the State Michigan
March, iS47 ees occupdn or pdfenfees To enter
of the lands within the
townships be sold the Office ut Saut Ste
Marie, entitled, under the entitled Gan act
the minimum of the mineral lands in the Lake Superior
district Michigan, Chippewa district Wisconsin,"
proved 26th September $780, to the land covered by ta
leases occupancy and permits respectively at The minimum
covering full section, entitled
Of such lease permit the land Office
required establish the the satisfaction
Sau Ste Marie and make
practicable this notice. and before
appointed the of the public sale Of the
lands embracing claimed otherwise such claim will be
forfeited . a...
J. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner of the General Land Office
Nav 81
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A CoMPESDIUM OF the Entire Body Of Law,
by Asa Knneaphabeicay arranged with reference the
aiesta nj mos approved authorities.
svo'sr Law Sheep, svo, pp' AIT. Retail pnse go ow
40 and 81 Ann street, New York.
Opinions Of the Profession.
profession that such bsdy Of
public patronage - , 49,, 49,,
Justice Nelson in his opinion ofthe above
toned work. - -
Nrw York, Sept 20, 1850.
The vast whole range
powerful auxiliary to he law student giving him The facility
reference and win extensively aid the students the practitioner,
-"' wv ROBERT J. WALKER.
OCTOBER 10, 1850.
ga6ed with accuracy and have been much pleased
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that feel rous that the profession should
learn Its mers, and, like me, enjoy its advantage ,
Nrw Crr Oct. 10, 1850.
1t nparts advantage. OF and well
while TO The profession deal OF nme and
'''' DAVID PAUL BROWN, Philadelphia.
Mr. Knns has collected with great diligence accuracy
Ss qsSia Un which those Questions apply The
''''o' VI ''' "''" JUDGE PETERS, Philadelphia.
Ihaye examined Rinne's Law Compendium
my allow, satisfied ths ad
srnsd,,o fca,e the Of in preparation
for trial and aIgumen Prom an examination o. the several
JUDGE GRIDLEy, Utica, New York.
calculated be help TO the student than other
ertan and viii find It's every lawyers
'''' - W. l., HURST, Philadelphia.
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vermont Hombower Of New Jersey Tucker OF Virginia r,nch
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