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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-16

GPRING, lsjl.-The subscriber il now
- in receipt Of his Spring supply. which makes
his stock general and complete. In it may be
found
Prime and choice brown Sugars.
Loaf and crushed and powdered do
Rio and Laguyra and Java Coffee,
Fine imp'l and black Tea,
Sperm, tnllow and adamantine Candles, 80.
Window Glass and Putty.
Box, lining and common Nails,
Country Bar Iron,
Rolled Iron, fiat, round and square,
Hoop and band Iron
Cast, shear and blister Steel -
Axes, Spades and Shovels,
Sporting AMI blustipg Powder,
Bale Cotton,
Sole Leather,
Together with good assortment ri domcs,irs.
calicoes, hats, shoes. boots, Sc. &C.. which he u nj
sell low for cash 10 punetua customers. Call
and soc before buying.
apl3-ts JOS. b. NOWIIN
COTTON DO MESTICS.-oN HAND
4 I'D trtz ).
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n OT1CE-Being the sole Agents for the sade
l OF Licoricc in Virginia, of Mcssrs. Francia &
Co., the Importers in New York. we keep constant
ly on hand large supply of this article in all its
varieties; and arc prepared to sell on the most ac-
communicating terms. Purchasers requested to
cnll and examine our stock.
GARLAND & ROBINSON,
Corner Curry and Goth streets on the Dock
Mar 1O-ts Richmond yo
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cssEs-E-ACARRIAGE rEANUFACTO.

60 RK-FRANKLrS between 10th and 18th
streets, Richmond, Virgmia.-Thc undersigned
keeps on hand and builds to order, Coaches, Char
io'ees Rcckarays, Baroschcs Bnggies. SC, in the
most fashionable styles, Of the best materials and
Workmanship; on terms to suit the purchaser. Es-
pccial attention given to all kinds of repairing
From the specimens of work sent from my shop
flntter myself, have given satisfaction, and with
determination to merit n continuation of the liberal
patronage heretofore bestowed, the undersigned
pledges himself to renewed efforts to please.
ap 10-3m MOSBY JOHNSON.
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90 VALUABLE LAND For Sale.

k;M VALUABLE LAND For Sale.
IL As agent for Mr.. John Tabh, l offer for sale
accommodating terms, that very valuable landed
estate, situated on both sides of Stonewall Creek
near It's mouth, in the county of APPROXIMATION. con-
timing between 40 and 500 ACRES, it being the
same which the Stoncwa Furnace is erected.
There are but few farms in this section of country
of equal fertility. 1t lies within short distance of
James River, to which there is good road and
ready access to the Canal by Isbelrs Ferry. and in
addition To the other Improvements upon it, there
Is good SAW MILL.
Mr.. Grow, who lives the place, or Mr.. John
W. Stratton, or Mr.. Ethelhcrt Legrand, mho lives
adjoining il, viii show the land to those disposed
to examine it.
May 29-ts CUISWEJJ. DARxFy
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PLANTATION FOR SALE...FOr
Il sale that valuable FARM in Campbell coun-
~. formerly owned by Major Branch, and at
tcrward. by Colonel Spencer, containing about
- Gao Acres, large portion productive
Flow GRoUSDs, lying Falling river, i well
watcrcd-i- adapted to the culture OF Tobacco,
Wheat, Corn, Sc, or it would make good Stock
Farm. II is IL miles distant from Lyncbburg-
The Souih-sidc Railroad will pass near to it, The
improvements are good and its situation very heal
thy.
If not sold previously, it will positively be sold
ut public auction, the premises, the 18th DC
tober next. II sold before that time due notice
will be given.
7eyms hIcra,.-For particulars, apply to Mr..
Mathew b. Nowlin, residing near the land, or the
undersigned in Richmond.
LEWIS WEBB,
WARDSWORTH, TURNER & CO.,
HUBBARD, GARDNER & CARLTON,
VAN LEW g. SMITH.
June 9-wtlJO
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LEGAL NOTICES.

VIRGINIA, TO wit: Al circuit court
Y continued and held for Nelson county. at the
courthouse, on Tuesday, tie 9Th day Of May, 1851.
Halves y. Coleman, Plaintiff.
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RkSTALIZED LlHE.--This supe-
- rior Lime, made ii Botctoun county. w. IL
superior 70 any thing Of tho kind known 10 TIL.
ctuairy For all the qualities ofbudns rurposci
winfcwasfiing, w., IL cnnnot be surpassed. bein,
winter tinn any other in usc, md requiring no IN
gredicat 10 render ii duruble. large lot ltand
and for sale by
ma j-ts q. N. II. STEPTOE.
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ICE! ICE !!--We have in Ice House and n
Il float one thousand tons of the best Maine ICE.
from II to IS inches thick, which will be sold low
by the cargo or ton. RANKIN & WHITLOCK,
mar21-w3m Richmond Va
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

l. COME.-By immediate application, those in
want can be supplied with that very useful article.
Andrus' patent Refrigerator
June 2-ts A. WINSTON
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NAYsgLE mANUFACTORY.

M GEOKGE FAGAN e BROTHER, Scnlp-
tors, ilark1 Sbcc', Lynet5Vig, Monuments,
Mantcs, Tombs and lead Stones, Table aud Conn-
tea Tops, and House Work in general. cxeruted in
ail its branches IN the best nnanncr for public aud
private buildings. Terms moderate.
Ian, IG--Cu,
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DENOVAL.--JOH YOUNGER &
~ SMITH, have removed to Bank square. and
taken the large and commodious walnut front biIil-
ding, recently erected by John III. Tyree, immedi-
ately opposite the Cabell House, and convenicn, to
Friends and Martins warehouses, where they
would he pleased see their old friends and custo-
mers andto the trade generally they viii oier induce
ments. They viii keep constantly hand a large
stock Of Groceries, Slope Dry Goods, Liquors, &c,
&c A call is all they ask.
They will also trade for oil kinds Of Country Pro
dnce ana pay prompt attention receiving and for
wareiing goods, and the sale of produce sent to
them on consignment. an lots
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June 9-w.l.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

OErecffi< Virginia and 7exsesse Ras1rosd Co,
LyrcaseRs, Mar 10th. 1851
La 60 The Board 81 Dfrec.
GSNE tors If tins Company have or
dcrcd rreuisitica Of Five Dollars per share upon
al the stock which has been subscribed. payable
the 5th Of june being the 18Th upon the old and
5th upon the new subscribers, and further reqii-
ston of Five Dollars per share, payable the 18th
of Juy il being the nth upon the old and 9Th upon
the new.
Delinqucnts will be required pay interest in
all cases. r. u. MOhhlSON, lreasr-
1J-tlliv
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ERIE RAILROAD EXCURSION.
AT DUNKIRK.
By hsrss Las. ls Wsas,
DUNkInK. Thsrs6ay, Asy ls.


The Excursion Train, having on bOs'd see on
GERS OF ire New York 4 Erie R1icoad Compsay.
ana their distlnsu isbed gaests, arrived a. shis
place at a o'clock this afternoon, vithoat any 20
cident- A great conooarse Of people were pee
cent
The train vas greeted by the cheers Of thcs-
sands and after the receg tiOn mony. slIsot
ing from the cars. the suests formed Ia procession
snd proceeded to the Depot where boast,fal
table bad been spread for the multitude. Alter Q
few remarks from Mr.. w ebster. the iavited gaesSs
were conducted to the Loder House, where ts.
bles bal been spread for them. After p,rtsk.
ing Of the good things 20 lsvishiogly provided.
the crowd about ire house were addressed
from the balcony by his Excelleocy Prssidsst
Fillmore, Gov Hunt, M Grsham Of N. Csrolias,
Mr. Joseph Hoxie OF NewYork. Mr.. Webster sad
Mr. Seward At the same time those vitoia the
immense dining roou were addressed by Mr..
Crittenden. Mr. Dickinson, Me-. Douglas, and sew
ersl others. After which the closing dsplsy-
Illumination, bon6res and dreworks-toOk place
Ten steamers Of the largest class are lyiaS IN
the hsrhor.
TIE train Of cars which arrived from New York
are DOW used for lodgiog houses. The New-Vork
delegation are qusrtered Ia the keystone State.
Nisgars and the Qaeen City. The President and
Cabinet proceed TO Buffalo in the morning. and
sre to be publicly received there. Toe U. y.
Steamer Michigan 10 at anchor Ia the bay. and
fred salute on the arrival OF the train.
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UDIted states CIrcait Court ia BestoH-Jagde
WOOdbuTy's Charge,

BosroN, fhursday May y.
The May term of this Court commenced to-day.
After prayer by Rev. Mr. Kirk Judge Woodbury.
charged the Grsod jury tho following Is poE-
tioA Of his remarks
"ln truth, gentlemen. all must feel In our cool
moments, without the aid Of presidents or la
bored reasoning. that all constitutional laws
passed by the General Government mas, DO Gu
forced, or il ceases TO gOvern-tis virtually over
turned, and the l MON connected with IL becomes
in principle dissolved. In such case likewise.
there is substituted for she sGncsity of law aud
order, when a mob triumphs aud goes unpublished,
the Government Of mob. The sword Of Justice
is wres.ed from her grasp and welded by mob
the spirit OF misrule and rebellion 10 substituted
the tumultuous violence and anarchy OF human
pas salons freed from legal restraint and stimulated
by plumber or revenge are substituted and though
we may all deprecate the necessity OF calling on
the military or army 81 protect the laws and via
dictate their reign, set they ace lar s"ior thsn an
ipiuriated mob, aud must be tavoked 20 assist In
executing the laws. II needed rather than Let the
sun OF turbulence 20 down in the clouds and blood
Of rebel InsDbordination.
ia conclusion, gentlemen, feeling. a. | AN
aware you DO that this Government was made
or adopted by yourselves and BoS forced on you
by tyranny, it must be sustained by yourselves
THROUGH faithful administration of the laws tall
msiority choose to alter them, or else tho bayO-
net will be the only other resort against inevitable
anarchy. improve this occasion % exhort you
20 continue firm Rnd united, sustaining 6y peace
and order the Consultation, the LAYS aud our
holy Union, and disagree able A. it may be . you
or ne, Il any OF our fellow citizens have under
sudden or misguided passions, offended AGAINST
the pubic safety Of every thing dear to us-oy
ruiuous attempts, might almost say, reasonable
attempts 20 overtsrn parts of the Constitution
itaslf as well az some Of the laws, aud violently
obstuct their administration, painful ast Is, "e
must yisis Oh them exemplary pnnl'hRsnE, Yet It
Is in my view not only Indispensable 70 secure the
sovsreieu T. IN Of tie LAYS, but prevent al the
beauties and glor.es Of our beloved Uuion from
being scattered in fragments over ruined c)un'
tTy by the psrrcidA hands OF some OF lss oTn
chlldiIu.
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OF the LOvefeln show vast mass OF manutLo
tured articles textile fabrics OF every des ;r0tica
and, furthest back, Of all specimens Of thslsr
produce. This IL the part Of their display shlch
will most interest the mercaaIle CO immunity. aud
has the closest bearing Dpoa the wants sad ne
cessties Of the million. IL wears. perhaps q more
commercial aspect than 10 suitable 70 the occs.
sion bat there 10 positive relief experieacei IA
escaping from the crowd OF attractions which
every where else press upon the sight 20 those
qaiet Dooks and corners filed with vO0en and
mixed ssuE', aud with harmless, unsssamiag cot
ton embroidery.
Next TO the Zolverein on north side Of the nave
come those Of North Germany. and on the s1ath
SIDE Denmark, Sweden, snd Norway. These &C
cupy comparatively small spaces, but will be
found rot unworthy Of rapid visit We pass on,
sull moving eastward, into Russia. which az yet
makes 4 comparatively small display. for la'gs
proportion of the goods dispatched from ST. Pc
tersburg are detained in the north by potsnttse
more powerful and imperative for one halt OF sne
year than even the Car himself. Toe ship coz
veyiDg them is ice bound ia the Baltic Taose
things which have arrived are very magnificent
and will be much admired. They embrace par
qHetrie, musical instruments, solid jasper aud
richly gilt vases, Cosssck armor. and machinery.
Ire North section Of the Russisn space is more
advanced than the South, and both are limited in
extent, when the i'm nense extent Of the empire
is remembered.
rHE OFFICIAL CATALOGUE.
This long and anxiously expected publication
forms a volume Of 800 pages, with double Columns
OF closely printed type and at the eud OF It there
are IS pages of advertisements, beisg altogether
36s pages for shilling.
STATE or vHE FUNDS.
Tse total amount raised by subscription IN the
United Kingdom 10 E76.619 l7s. Id, the sam
paid into the hands OF the Royal Commissioners
being E64,5u los. Sd, the difference between
the two amounts having been retained for de-
frsyirg local expenses connected with the various
oIe snizatons The following are few OF the
,sma contributed City Of London, E26,ls9 lss
Cd Ladies, G673 ISIS; Westminster, $3.50
IS Sd Lsdies, Gsfl Pa. 3d.. Liverpool. t63 ex-
hibitors.l fs27 l3s Manchester. (l92 exhibitors
f4547 los Birmingham, f7s3 Sc Cd. Bradford,
= 604 lis Id ; Edinburgh. tsss l9s Sd; ems.
snu - Cos 12a. Leads q. $50 Sc. %.
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Ifrns BY tho soaIheru JTail-mOre or the
cuban IBVasiSn, &c.

BALTtHoRE, Tharsday, MAY IS.
The Nail from New Orleans As late as-dGe is
received A selegrsphc dispatch from Memphis,
received A. New Orleans. says thai iroat has
KILLED nearly all the Cotton taa. vas u2
Cholera continued 60 rage in Ls'ourche, IN the
interior. vish fatal effect.
The Sorlnnah Ne-s says that Cspisin Brown
az the brig Almirt' Reports having spoken, On
re 4'a Inst near Key West. strange s:eamer'
ian Of men supposed - be in distress. with
ueitte r sresm on sails se, they wanted no 90
,iGiauce, end on being asked where boaod 70, re-
siIec they old not kloR-they had no Hays
Intelligence from Jacksonville says tnat tne
ezpeditionists have all returned, and that sreas
6issstisf.ction was felt among the Flor'fisns {"
the failure Of the expedition. About 800 men
arrived % Savannah 90 Monday.
~ the Isabel, We learn ihat document oi tne
irst-ucfions O. reyo lutorists rom General Lopez
lsd teen found. dated NeW Orlehns, sth Ap'"
IN v hich ne rays distir gaished "a 9sa
ersl zil isnd on the north side 81 the Island De-
The eeeii,h steamers pizar'o and Colloa we're
ashore AZ Cape Gar Antonio, CUBS, b1s got on
vi,b The sssisience Of ,he Mobile s;hr h'sina.
The pss Consultation 81 Nsryla hss a ciAafe
rDakire TIE ,tockbolders q backs liable Tor t|ice
lie sooau. Of their stock, Add prevents any bsnk
oefeer ffc N getting discounts from the bank.
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Latest from the Great Exhibi,iox.

BY Lat NisArs Elsctrie TSegrdPhl
The attendance 70 day, although not 30 great
as Yesterday, was very large. Including a great
number OF foreign and provincial visitors. At
Hyde Park Corner aud all tue roads leading to
the building, vast c0ncourse of people Assem-
bed. The weather was cold but fine, snd the
scene most animating Several packages arrived
from France and other countries this norning 49,
During the cay At least 900 vistors went to the
Exhibition, and upward Of 900 per1ons visited
rho Park
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wa.hlpgtOn Items.

W Il.IllI7 - y
Tia final examination OF Day for mordering
bis vie w.s beld TO day before Justice GODDARD.
The oulv seditionsl testimony vas 70 the effect
NJ ~ ia las. interview Wiz BIS wife me night
b fore the murder. he ~ss waking WIZ nus "lIe
"a indulsipg in aniczble conversation. No
con,sei .ope ared. Th- Jostice folly committed
s;r - ass yer she charge CT vital m1rder AZ the
Iupe term Of the Criniosl COa,,-
TIE Secretary Of ,hs Interior has appointed T.
aoa,tgste Smith Of Ohio, William O. Lsngdon,
Kentucky Timothy Fitch, SeE York, aud hsnfy
Bad sin. Tennessee, Assistant Examiners IL snS
pstert OR-e, with salary Of 81 500 eaon-
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sNrieus Accident.

PS -A serieas accident occurred at the Day
ton Station. Two young men who were engaged
ia firing the salute, were badly wounded BY pre-
n stare ex ploson OF the cannon. One bad both
bsnds, aud the other ono hand blown OF. 0ass
ance reported dead.
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vIopr VIII D,stroyes BY Pire.

PfTTssU tCa Eao't"Ays N - -.
VII. .s..-,ooo a dre broke oaE 10 Ene ex-
- $50 Mi 81 NJ. Wilson, on 5aE.mill
- --T, ,ogerher xith large quality Of
-, ,a.,'srsliiuss. bars aud fssasss we're en-
& 81. ses.ro,s 3D. Los. heavy. No insurance.
Tbe 1esrfsr u very piessset rbere are I'VE
-, "a half water N the chsnnel, and sne
rirc- r. riEirg
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ytrsinia Csnvszfioz.

RiCHsosD, - fpurt6sy hsy 10
Ia the Convention to-day sbe Committee Of the
" hole voted down the mi1ed basis ~ one ma
j.rigy. They rejected the COuPfonise report IA
select Committee by one maiDftyj also nos's
Comuron4iss BY five majority.
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ii Telegraph 10 lac Ncw-YOrh Tribune,

tNiif'Hm g7cfic tefsrhf '7fs ''' y H7'' v -' 10
~ For a6d1iongi TeiegrGDtic Dispatches, zee
JkUd Page Of THIS Mornings I'r5nns.
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TUE WORLDS FAIR.

Late las. night we received by Express fcon
pn.,oS , portion of oar Foreign fIe' By the
800. from which " extract the following
=, =. account Of
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Paymeat Of 11.xieas Awards.

WAsBINST0s, Tnzr'dsy n1 y, -
The Department Gill begin 70 pay Tue AeAi'
can awards on The I'm mat.
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Marine Affairs.

NEw YoRK GALWAY STEAMSHIP CowAsY.-Notice
the application to be made at the next session Of the
legislature of this State for act incorporating the
New York and Galway Steamship Company, will be found
in another part of paper 1t is to be hoped this line
will soon be organised to enable to give some
thing more definite relative to it.
LAUNCH OF PILoT BoAr.-The pilot boat Enchantress
will be launched at noon, to-day, from the yard Of
Messrs westervelt Mackay, foot Of Seventh street H.
r. Che Is Of seventy burthep and built BY Mr.
Daniel westervelt for the Of the pilot boat New
York.
At Bath sth inst, by Mr. johnson Rideout, fine
ship of about $50 tons called the James 1. Bogsrt
1t IL said to be the largest ship built the Ken
nebec river.
At Waboboro, eth inst, by Capt. Thomas Gay, fine
schooner Of lis tons, called the Bucentsur She is
owned by her builder and Captain Parsons, of Friend
ship, who will command her
The ship Caroline Tucker $50 tons measurement was
launched 1t Ny site, Conn the 10th inst She IL 70
be- commanded by Capt Tucker, Of New York, and is
owned BY parties in New York and Mystic.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-13

TAE FusrTrvE SLAVE TRfAts AT TIVE NORTH
before them, four distinct and different trials Of
par.ies who have been indicted for o5structng the
eaicers Of the Law in carrying the Fugitive Slave
law into execution-one ia Bo8tos, one in syracuse,
one in Buffalo. and one In Pennsylvania. These
trals will be OF very great Importance, and their
results will be looked forward to With great deal Of
interest They will test, in very material degree
che feelings between the North and the Sou.h, AID
have very great influence on the future move
ueuu and connection between th,se different parts
Of the republic They will test the popular feeling
Of The North In reference TO the adhesion Of the
masses to the constitution, and their regard to its
rtqur ments respecting southern rights and South
srn policy William NJ seward, and HE organs,
oaviug lea un. tha l-oviEion in that instrument
resptc 3 fugitive slaves a. an strocious bargain,
Kii', e course, q. q heir power 10 ,ranple upon
u an tn laws 7assed under Il, Constituting the
bond 4 Unioa ween t1c North and The south
a oueh., however. TO be remembered, that .he
,lar.s IN question was the keystone Of The Union
In .se convention Of I7s7, which framed the con.
sutu.ion, ard matured the presen, Co,m q govsrr-
nert. The Father Of the Republic inserted that
kay stone IN the federal arch. and il tle
otrosition Of The aboliton agitators y The Ny,-h
should impair thai rf0vii.a, Trey VII Impair we
vital bord Of union between The North art t7s
sos,t. and lay lasting foundation Of iisorfcr DO
qv'et. ara -iienaf btiEfcn ihs'e tive sections .
"a country
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-13

THE CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY OF IRELAND.-In
another part of this days HERALD, will be found
an address of the committee of the Catholic Uni
versity Of Ireland, to their brethren in America
The object of this address is to solicit aid for the
ere ,tion and establishment, in tina. Catholic coun
try, Of an institution in consonance with the re-
iigious principles and feelings of the people They
have such institution, though they have the
same right to q Catholic university as any other
people in Europe Trinity College, the only uni
versity in Ireland shuts out from all its high places
every man who does not belong to the Prote slant
faith. These simple facts constitute sufficient
claim upon the sympathies an the support of the
Catholics, and all liberal minded Prot stauts of
this country Let the seats of learning and educa-
tion be increased. The more we have of them the
better The first step to the freedom of Ireland is
higher order Of education for her people.
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Cgrar POSTAGE What are the friends and
advocates Of cheap postage dongl Their work is
not more than half finished. The present eomph-
Gated ard burdensome rates Of postage on newspa-
pers ought to be reformed and simplifed az soon as
possible after the meeting Of Congress. Thatbody
will meet in Washington in less than month from
tbis time and an organized effort ought to be made
stths earliest moment practicable, to remedy the
blurdets which we're committed hy Postmaster
General Hall, IN The bin q as' session Where y
pr LsIrahss Bates ari tle new ork Cheap
Pcttft so hEcc.sticn. ard what arc they dong
Won : nos be- scsIsab.e tp bold rDhit' mcr'-
Wp. Oh tsfe the suUe.s iat0 ceusilsrstiont a
lhfkt Ucturg, Ei.lcut d.sil scion nI party. would.
We ere certain, eject mucI tcngrcs- r. giving
vs. The recessary reform.