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fEA FOR RENT-The tenement al present oc-
HULL cuped by the subscriber oofner of Main and 9th
streets, suitable for the accommodation Of large family
OF Boarding house. Also, two other tenementssuahle
tor families. For terms, which will be reasonable apply
to de 81 JAMES BOSHEts
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@A FOR EENF.-The store and Westinghouse
l on Broad street, door to the store of Mr. Eno
E. Reeve. This house is at presen. occupied by Mr.
VIM: 4, Ellis. Possession may be had the first of
October. Apply to JAMES GRAY
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DALM SOAP.-l2 boxes superior Palm Soap
IL in ID. boxes, the same that has given so much
satisfaction as an excellent an economical soap for
winter use, just received for sale by
PURCELL, LADD & CO.,
de "a 90 Main St cor ID
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a. FOR RENT. two Dwelling Houses, with four
El rooms each, with kitchen finished in good stye-si-
tuated Valley street.
Also, Rooms in my house, corner of Main and
10th streets, suitable for offices. For terms apply to
Je ~ A. NOTH, Auet.
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MPROWN FLOUR; few barrels. for sale bv
AD de IL FRY IL McCANDIJSH
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Hsa FOR RENT. House, with four acres Of
Ea ground attached, just beyond the limits of the
Market. Apply 10 -
jas JAS. M. TAYLOR,
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O. FOR RENT, and possession given Isl ia
A:al nuary, very desirable family residence ON Mar
shall, near LIST street. Apply to
ja2 JAMES M rrAyIpp
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A FOR RENT, the Tenement on Franklin
Estreet near Trinity Church, suitable for the gentee
accommodation Of a large family.
For terms, apply to Mrs. Allison opposite the African
Church. BENJAMIN WATERS
je6 Fxor of VIM Allison dec{
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NEGRO HIRING.-TO OUR FRIENDS
~ AND THE PUBLIC.-The undersigned, thank
u for the liberal patronage they have received during
the last years. again solicit the continuance ofthe
year, and would particularly request those who wish
10 hire out their negroes send them to our office
by the 2Sth inst TOLER & COOK,
Agents and Collectors Lilies Row Pearl ct.
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EYUCEh w HEAT FLOUK.-Supelior Buck
ED wheat Flour, just received, in barrels and small
bags for sale by ED M. MORGAN
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6 FOX RENT. a very neat Brick Tenement,
Eai near Clay street Chapel The house is nearly new
and in good order. Apply to
Ja2 JAS. M TAYLOR
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A. FOR RENT, the Dwelling Helse situated on
Ea the South side of Marshall street. betSvas 9Th and
9th streets, recently occupied by the Rev. L. P Clover
Its conguity to business renders it very desirable as
dwelling house. Possession can be obtained immedi-
ately. For terms, which will be very moderate apply
10 AME,S Kosher. :
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NA FOR RENT. and possession given at once,
aM the upper part of the tenement, corner of NJ ain
and nth Streets recently occupied by DR.. Mettauer-
Apply to RICH HILL. Jr.
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NEONOC IIROMATIC OR GRECIAN
I'VE PAlNTING.--LAD1ES' CLASSES.-M
CARNCROSS announces that she is ready to receive
pupils in the above art at Boshers Building corner 9th
and Main streets. Room open from to 2. M
Private lessons the pupils residence, Miss G. would
be pleased to give lessons in Academies at any hour not
engaged at her room. Apply as above. no Eft
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hA FOR RENT, and immediate possession gi-
HILL ven the Store and dwelling lately occupied by Mr.
John K tultord as Clothing Store, Eagle square,
Also, the dwelling over the Store occupied by Mac.
ordmyer, square above the Banks. Professionalism
on the first day OF February next. Apply to q
ia 1T JOHN CIR EMF
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EDWIN o. TRAYLOR, SASH, BLIND
-ML AND DOOR manufactures AND GIA-
ZlIGR, I'd and Marshall Streets Shockoe HILL
Richmond All orders from the country as well as he
heighborlng towns, promptly executed in the best STYLE
at moderate prices READY-MADE work always
on hand. de9-6m
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a saooo0 WowTtI g.AVsD-
G q WARE m hs sign Of he AnpA-GREGO-
NiX nN z. nnN Al -.rh.. ..I..a..l...n- LI..

al q WARE m hlc sign Of Ac Anpd-GREGO-
W ny & ROlALL.-Thc subscribers, (lm.
porter aud Dealers in lardware) have in store the
rges stock and the greatest variety goods 10 the
Hardware line, ever Offered in TIL. place larec
portion Of their goods has been purchased the
best terms from rbc manufacturers, their agcnfs
and they therefore prepared to offer great u-
duccmcnts to their customers.
Their stock of Bualiag na'criais cannot be sur
passed in this State aud embraces almost every
ricty Of rim, morticc, closet, and stock Locks;
rought and Hinges; Screws; English, French,
and American Window GLASS; Sliiing-door Trim
mings; Nails and B-ads from the best factories, &c.
7oois fer Catpca'crs. AUirriglts, Coach Mr.
krs. Bridge BHihicrS and all 0fier Mech MRS from
the best factories in England and this country.
An unusually large supply of Blrctsmihs 1ools.
such as Anvils, Bellows, sohdhox Niscs, Hammers,
Stocks and Die SerewPlatcs, Nc &c.
Sadlcr's Hdr,irare Webs, Hngskins, Saddle
Trees, Sc. Sc, large assortment and at unusual
| ly low prices.
CoaeA Materials, Lpccs. Springs. Axlcs, Hubs,
Bows. Fclloes. Bands. Iudia Rubber and Oil Cloth.
&c. Sc; a yrry 6nc stock. selected with great care
and at prices to please.
Housekeeping driii,s rs.: oil Cnrreiiae from 7
to o4-4 wide; Plated aud Britania Ware; IVORY ind
common Table Cutlery 'Papicr Machc and Jarsa-
ned Walters, some very bcautifuS Candlesticlss,
Spittoons, Castings, sc. Sc.
A very good supply of Dopbie aa3 Single Guns
REFOLFERS Of rarieas patferns, Game Bags
SC.
Rad Road and C~aai Contractors will find octa
eon cast Steel from 10 Il inches and squire cast
steel from to inches; German, shear and blister
cd Steel rope coil chain, shovels, picks, mattocs
&c. &c.
The Farmers are invited to examine their Hy
lrattiic Rams, Ases Hces Chains, sc. sc.
In short all who nre in want or Hardware. Cut
lry, Guns, Saddlory, Coach Trimmings, or any
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MISCELLANEOUS.



NORTHERN.--Arrives from Cbafiottesyle on
the pcdays heretofore, viz: Tunsdays' hurs-
days and Saturday.. Schedule time OF ARRIVAL p a.
m. Leaves, as heretofore. on Sundays, " edncsaays
and Fridays AT 3, q.
PACKET MAIL-Arrives every day, except
Tuesday, between and 7, a. m. Leaves every
day.cs Sunday, about z, a. m. By the North
Stage and Packet there received and desPatcn
ed, egerr dy. mail for Richmond and points North
and South OF Iha; city.
sR- The canal way mail is sreceived Wednesdays,
fridnys ard Sundays, nnd despatched Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays as heretofore.
SOUTHWESTERN Tor Salient )---Arrises Sun
days, "wednesday and Fridays, at 6, a. rn Leaves
Tsesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays, about s. a. m.
WESTERN, (0r Ffncasie j-ArTiyes Tuesdays,
THURSDAYS and Saturdays about 6, p. as hcrefo-
fore. Leaves as heretofore Mondays, Wednesdays
ara fridays-but later hour,say about 8, a. m.
lY BY these two lines, mails for places not
further west than Buford's are despatched every
day except Sunday.
LEXINGTON, (ria Natural BIidgc. )-Arrives
Sundays, Wednesdays and Fridays, about 7, p, m.
Leaves Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturday., after
arrival of Packet.
By this and the Western line mails for Licking
ron despatched every day. except sunday
FARMvlLLE.--Auiyes Tucsdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, about 6, p. m. Leaves Mondays,
Wednesdays and fridays about 7. a. M
II will bc the days Of arrival and departure
have becs changed. Nothing from Richmond Is
brought by this mail
DANVILLE.-Arrives, heretofore, Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays. Leaves as heretofore,
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, Mt a. M
PEDLAR MILLS.-Arriyes ns heretofore, Mon
days and Thursdays. between 10 and IL, a. M
Lesves about !, p. m, samc day.
ET- Mail closed at 6. p No Mails arriving
on those nights the Office win not be opened for
delivery on Sundays, Mondays. Wednesdays and
Fridays, after dark,
On Sunday morning. the Office will be kept open
for one hour after the Mail ~ the Packet il ready
for delivery WIN. NJ. BLACKFORD, +. NJ.
July 1i-ts
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keep watch at the principal entrances. and
10 salute him or any his higher officers
who may arrive al or leave the royal resi-
denec. The secretaries write ont his orderss
and tho chief Of their number receives all
foreign iunctionaries or Turkish digritasica
who visit the place on business. One Of
them is the Sul,an'sintcrprctcr, and trans.
lates articles for his pcrusal from the for
eign papers received from Europe and
America by the Sultan, All official docu.
mcn's are sent to the chief secretary by tho
different ministers Of the Sublime Porte,
and thus received from the foreign cmhas-
sies and legations are translated there,
previous to being trensmtted to tho Sultan.
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HOMmsssEONER,S SALE OE

~ LIN D.-I bhNtANl ~ n D1sCH HEE
of the Circuit Court of Bedford CO.. holden on the
18th of April, 1851, in the Of Ralph Callaway
and Others, Samuel Jones and others. shall pro-
coed to sc to the highest bidder at public auction
on Thursday, 7th day of August next, on the pre-
~ miscs. THE TRACT OR PARCEL OF
.--L.- LAND, therein mentioned. This land hes on
Elk Greek. adjoining the lands Of W. liobson, VIM
Lcftwich and others, and confirms three hundred
and fifty acres, more or less. Two thirds Of this
land in woods, and is very superior Tobacco land
The balance is in good heart, and takes improve
ment kindly. No portion of the land is out
There is no dwelling, or other houses on the prem-
scs. The land will be shown, in the meantime, to
any person dersiring It, by myself Col. Wm. II.
Brown or by Mir. John Cnllaway, ir., who lives on
part Of tho game tract. 1t lies within less than
two miles OF the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad.
The sale viii take place at Mr.. John Galloway,
r.. about ! miles from Big Otter Bridge.
TEuMs.--A credit one, TWO and three years, in
equal payments; the purchaser to give bond. with
good personal security, and the title to the land
retained, ms further security until paid lor-subiect
to n resale in OF failure Of payment
The title 10 the above land is believed to be I'M
questionable, but, acting Commissioner, | shall
convey such title only is vested in me by the de-
cree aforesaid L. I. SAUNDERS.
June 30-wt7A
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MORNING, JULY "a, 1851.
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SCHOOLS.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF

lVA RANDOLPH MACON COLLEGE,
The next Lecture Term Of this Institution will
commence the FIRST Of September, and continue ten
months. This School is recognized, and its stu
dents admitted ON the ad eundem footing, by some
Of the respectable medical institutions of this
country, among which may be mentioned Jefferson
Medical College Of Philadelphia, and the uniyersi-
ty Of the city of New York.
The course Of instruction is extensive and prucii-
cal. Anatomy il taught both by demonstration and
dissection and students procure abundant ma
terial for dissection very moderate terms. Du-
ring the course frequent opportunities afforded
students Of witnessing and assisting in importunt
surgical operations,
The fee for the course is Sis 90, and always
payable on entering the school Bonrd, convenen,
to the school. can be had on very moderate terms.
Students obtain the Textbooks in Farmvillc-
a village a few miles from the School.
FACILITY;
JoHs p. MErTAUER NJ. d. L. L. d. Prof of the
Principles and Practice Of Medicine and Surgery
FRAScIs J. METTAuER Jr., A. VI. NJ. d. Prof. OF
Anatomy, Physiology, Chemistry and Pharmacy.
JoHs P. METTAUER NJ. D. /. l.. D., Prof Of
Therapeutics, Matcria Medica, Midwifery and the
Diseases Of Females and Children
JOHN p. METTAUER,
Dean ofde Faclilty.
Prince Edward G. IT Va !uly IL tS5l-gt97 A
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TERllS.--Thcv vIEefsIAs i Published srDi-
weekly III 4 per ainunl, IN adraacc. No sihsefip-
zion Is taken for shorter tic than six months; aud
no paper is d<continned except ai the option Of the
rroriefcrs until all arrcarges shall have been paid
ADVERTISEMENTS are inserted for 50 cents per
square Cor less for every form Insertion aud
7I cents for every outer Ifthe number OF IN
sertions Is noted the Ms. il will be publish
cd till ordered out and charged accordingly.
The YEARLY RATES are For the privilege of
two squares $40; for one square s54--;f inncr form
$35. Every yearly advertiser III be required to
coane his advertising his particular liue Of busi-
ness, and if he exceed the space stipulated for be
win be charged ratsbly for the excess.
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Engineers Office, s. S. H. Road Co.,
PerERsRuR6. May y. 1851. (
r., r-s.ssszsss.,-l TO CONTEk

bAG G-nH-NE Proposals viii he received at the
Easiacer's Office South Side Rail Road, ut Peters
burg Va. until the 3lst of July next. cr the con-
struetion of Appomattox Bridge to be erected near
Farmviile
The bridge win be about 5000 feet long and 80
feet high: 10 consist of wooden spperstructuie,
|res,ing ON abutmenis aud piers.
The piers win be of brick stone, TO be deter
mined after receiving the proposals.
Good brick earth oan be obtained the site Of
|rhc Bridge.
The proposals may be made for the structure
complete for the various items of work md ma
tcrials, viz: Masonry; furnishing Bricks or Tim
| Der; workmanship Of laying Bricks and workman
ship OF Supcrstructurc.
Security will be required for The fu6lmcn,s of tho
contcts, and it will be necessary thar each propo-
sal be accompanied with a letter from a responsi-
bile person or persous, stating that they will become
security. G. O. SANFORD,
Oh. Engineer $. Side r. Road.
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TERRY d SHIELDS. I
AUCTION SALES,
COMMISSIONERS sale of Land.

S-Pursuant 10 a decree Of the county Court Of
Nelson, in the case Of George B. Austin and wife.
W. |. l.. Twyman and others, viii be sold to the
highest bidder, the premises the 3lst day Of Ju-
y next il fair, otherwise the next fair dav (Sun-
days excepted,) a tract Of land containing 200 a.
eres, (rnore or lcss,) adjoining the lands of William
Cunningham. Alexander Mundy, w. A. Payne and
James NJ Spiller. Also, on the same day and time,
will be sold one seventh part Of larger tract sup
posed to contain or hundred acres, being the
late residence Of Robert Horsley. d., now oc-
cupicd BY Mr.. B. VI. Dewitt and adjoining the
lands Of William Cunningham William A. PAYNE,
William G. Jordan, &c. Said lands are within a
mile or two Of the james River and Kanawha Canal.
a further description is unnecessary, as persons
wishing to buy respectfully invited to examine
the land for themselves before the day of sale
Terms as much cash viii be necessary to defrav
the expenses of sale and &c. the balance Of the pur-
chase money credit Of one. two and three years,
bonds and approved security will bo required ofthc
purchaser. Possession given on lst day January
next. w. A. PAYNE, !
GEORGE b. AUSTIN, 0o'i ''
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s. J. BooKEH. y. a. WILSON. in

ID AT LAW, LrScHnUac, VIRGINIA have asso-
ciated themselves together 10 the practice Of their
profession and will attend regularly the circuit and
county courts Of Amherst, Appomaitox pnd Cainp-
bell; all the courts of Lynchburg, md tho circuit
courts Of Buckingham county.
sYr Office on Main Street. over tho store house
of Mcssrs. Mosby & IioIcombc.
V,.f. t,,
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NOTICE.--Tn pursuance of decree Of TN

NOTICE.--In pursuance of decree Of TN
L Circuit Court Of Amherst county pronounced
its last term in the chaucery of Christian
Shepherd &C., the undersgr I'd will on the 18th day
of August next, proceed TO sell upon the premises,
at public auction to the highest bidder caEaaJie
ssr& TRACT OF LAND, containing 337 !
-rA.. acres, lying near the town Of New Glasgow,
in said county, the late residence Of Mrs Elizabeth
Shepherd, and the former residence of Judge Lu-
cas- B. Thompson This tract of land has every re-
commentator, both to quality, fertility of soil,
abundance of timber and water, and its large and
commodious dwelling and other houses, which
could attract the wealthy farmer who wishes to en-
joy long life Of health and plenty
TERMS-Suficient cash to defray the expenses
Of sale, the balance of the purchase money be di-
yided into three equal instalmcnts payable in one.
two and three years. secured by bonds with approx
ed personal security and the tite retained 90 ulti-
mate security for their payment Partial posses
sion for seeding purposes to be given the coming
fall, and full possession the lst day of January
next. RO. NJ. BROWN, tCommis-
STERLING CLAIBORNE, sioncrs.
Juup 0-wt19Au
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xTALUABLELAND FORsALE,

By virtue of IA decree of the Honorable Cham
ccry Court pt Rogcr5ville for the purpose of dis
tribumg portion ofthe Real Estate, ,of George But-
ledge deed among his legel heirs. &c. the un-
dcrsigued, appointed Commissioner by the lIonora-
Bile Chancellor viii expose ut public sale TO the
highest bidder al the courthouse door in the town
of Blountvillc the I'd day of October 1851, on
a credit of one and two years. (the purchaser Civ
ing bond and approved sccurity,) n truly desirable
tract OF land, containing Cos acres situated in Sui
Ivan county, Enst Tennessee, and extending with
in less than one mile Of said town, on the main
stnge road from Blountviilc to Abingdon, and
through which said road passes, distance Of more
thnn II miles, and not more than or miles from
the depot of the Virginia aud Tennessee Rail Road.
On said farm arc about 800 acrcs Of cleared land,
lying WELL and productive, including so acres Of cx-
ccllent meadow land, with several good never fail
ing springs, comfortable dwelling house well fin
ishod, with suitable barn and out buildings or
chards, &c. The timber is good and abundant.-
The undersigned is authorized to divide said truct
in two parcels, and sell in either way, ut private
sale. To any person wishing to procure farm
scarcely surpassed in East Tennessee the opport,i-
nifty is Row presented. The tide is good and in
disPutublc.
Letters addressed to the undersigned ut Rogers
vile, Is. Tenn, win be attended to.
GEO. W. NETHERLAND,
Special Commissioner
| Juuc 3O-taO T RoogySy,i7le Y,ny ! Times
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+ AW PARTNE.ssafsP.

- signed having this dny formed partner
ship in the practice Of Law, win atcnd to all busi-
ness confded TO them IN the counties of Bedford,
Campbell, Amherst and Appomattox. and the Cor
poration of LyHchhurg.
iY- OiIicc opposite George NJ. Ruekcr- Main
srsct, Lyuehburg Va.
JOHN O. T.. GOGGIN.
July f4-ts FREDERICK W. PAGE.
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N TIME FOR FAsuoYs.-TF

90 subscriber has Just received the spring style of
gentemens HATS for 1851, being the latest and most
approved New York and Philadelphia style ofIIArs,
towhich he invites his old friends and custoners and
the public generally to ms large and desirable stock
ot HATS, as they are really good and beautiful
All those that are in want OF the above articles will
please give him call as he is determined to sell as
cheap as the cheapest, and upon the most accom-
modating terms. He devocs his whole att ention TO
the Manufacturing department. Of oflIatting-andfr from
his long experience and close attention to business
hehopes TO merit good share of the public patron
age. All orders thankfully received and prompt
" attended to. WM SITTER.
Feb 27-ts
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A VALUABLE JAMES RIVER
~ EAERTE FOE SAs.E.--AT 4 CIR.


cult Court continued aud held for Bottetourt Coun-
". on Thursday, the 5th Of September 1850.
james i, knysCr and Mary E. his wife, former
Is Allcn John MuCmtncy and Margaret NJ. his
wife, formerly Allen, George p. Allen. James w.
Miller and Harriet his wife, formerly Allen, s. b,
d. Ponge and Sarah 7, his wife, formerly Allen,
| and William X Il. Allen, Plants.
Gg.iAR
James Tate, surviving Executor ard Trustee under
the WIN Of George Poagc, sr, decd, and James
I. Allen, and Caroline G. J. Allen, infant children
ofCaroline and Wm. Allen, DcfIs.
This cause came this day. by consent, be
heard on the BILL the answers of James Tate, sur
yiving Exc'r and Trustee, under the VIII OF George
Poagc. sr.. deed, and Of James 7. Allen. infant
the agc of fourteen years by himself and OF the
said james T. Allen and Caroline c. J. Allen, in
innts by c. Shirley their guardian ad ircm the ex-
hibts and depositons Of witnesses, and was argued
BY Counsel.
On consideration whereof, it appears to the
Court that the sale Of the Lands prayed for by the
Bill, would be advantageous to the interest of said
infant defendants, James H. Allen and caroline c.
J. Alcn
Il il therefore adiudgcd. ordered and decreed,
that William r. Tate and Wm. b. Knyser be. and
they arc hereby appointed Commissioners, whose
duty it shall be, after having first advertised the
time and place of sale for at least six week in some
newspaper pnblised in Fincnstlc and also in some
newspaper published in Lexington, Va, to sell on
the premises, the highest bidder the land in the
Bill mentioned the following terms, viz: One
third payable in hand and the balance in two equal
| annual instruments the purchaser giving bond and
approved personal security for the deferred pay
mcnts, and the titlo the Land to be retained as
| additional security.
An extract from the dccree>
copy-Tcstc
q. NEVILLE, d. C.
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fPROPRIETORS.
Lerici. The details must be familiar TO all
readers Of literary history. Mrs. Shelley
wrote Of the time:

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