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KENTUCKY IN DOUBT.

The Louisville Journal expresses The greatest apprecn
sion abou, The result in Kentucky. The unprecedented
apathy of tho wings and the extraordinary Zeal and activity
Of democracy give occasion the alarm betrayed by the
Journal Ii says knew the whg party Of Kentucky
TO be 50 utterly dsoganizcd and BY the pathetic
peas il strives 10 rally them 10 the support of Scott This
very significant When the Louisville Journal expresses
doubt as 10 lie result in Kentucky The democracy may
Gjeny cafe l!ate upon victory
-Tha; unfortunate speech of General Scois made at
Cl.,.and Ohio is drawing down of compliments
~ notices on all hands a Cleveland paper, speaking
of the notions of the speech gathered from the audience
says:
Since the delivery OF this speech have heard but
opinion of lis merits expressed. "We he is no orator, and
can't say thing, said Wing, his enthusiasm cooled 4"
zero. Not one spoke In his avor-al seemed In be dsap
pointed. THAT speech the sicst Trash ever heard
said another Whg-" will lose him five hundred here
In this vicinity 'Oh that he had only kept STILL" said
another, land never opened his ipshis 6oie would
left all smuth "lhur"~ Weed spoke truly" said another,
when said with that strange intatuaion whc.
times seizes while gazing The White House he is
suffering his pen (now his tongue) dim the plorirs
achieved by his So ord. ;"
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l.. VAUGHAN, Scc'y.
ncuorp ,r,II, MEETING IN WILLIAMSBURG

DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN WILLIAMSBURG.
A meeting Of The Democratic Association OF HE cry oi
Williamsburg was held at lii" Court House on Monday
evening the 21,h September l-32
The President Judge John Il. Christian addressed the
Association On me issues involved in the Presidential cleo
tion in his usual eloquent manner.
I,emuei j. Bnwdcn Esq. intr"dnced Thomas D"nntlIy,
Esd dfs tinnul>hrd lawyer Of Gemga, who entertained
HE Association with the history of the Union and Southern
RIGHTS parties OF that STATE and ASSURED that large
majority of both t organiza"ns had creed under the
Democratic flag unless Virginia an old fashioned
Jack sunan majority Pierce and King, Georgia would Dc
the banner State OF the South
j T. Cnsuatan, T.rtnue ]. Bnwdcn and Col 10. H. Ar
stead ctli ii out and addressed the Ass"cihti"n
On notion it Resolved, That C"mnliice III SIX be
amounted the President propose tn the wing pFy ~
james CITY county public discussion I" thr Wrrit- "i INC
Presidential tickets, C.nevle, III said county on the
18th Ocuber next.
The President appointed Lcmucl j. Bowdcn }. b. Cessna
han Johnson Sands Chas g. p Waller David D. Cowlts
and Alcx'r C.. Glrrett
By subscqu, nj resolution, the committee was authorized
TO make similar proposition the Wing party ot the nr-h
counties, and empowered Ia select the SPEAKERS ana
make all other arrangements behalf OF the Den"crac
parry.
Tie Association then adjourned until Monday evening
next, the 18th October.
JOHN 3. CHRISTIAN, President.
Srp
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POLITICAL.
IFr.a The New York Evening Mir"r.1
ARECOLLECTlON OF ALBUNl.
EY cLAHlDEL..

By cLARlDEl.
A dreamy sound, sense oipan-
Th. main that comes from rare delight,
When Ger the ouverinG heart and brain,
rhrony lows we would not lose again
II round me now D vision bright,
Dcfving mortal touch and sight;
o sound ;hat brineest joyous pain,
Die not within my heat and brain,
Blu, murmur on Ike summer rain
Like SILVER sounding. summer rain
When all the flowers, with parChed lp-,
Juy in the sunshine's cloud eclipse!
NV souls divinest sense shall lie
Afower'd beneath the open sky,
And dIinl: the rain etcrnally---
The golden rain uf harmony. ~
Sound on q dreamy source on -
NV soul flowers are alt,lrst TOT 'u'''
For ever dropping, golden '''"'
From out the sea OF harmon,
s,hi,sr athIrst /! 0 tlissiui PAM
NM me sound. drink me ram
EIv golden .,hruated nishtinghies,
p ~ ,hs mn your loves III tender tales,
Tnrnugh purpl.ng glades and sunny Wales:
For me- diviuer voices sing,
NV soul ana senses ravlshlng;
Flv hooded with the twilighls shade,
And haunt the summers dcwy glade
And fiy thou bird OF morning, sweeter
Than ever nghtingaic-und lceter-
Thou lark that "cver soaring sin9est,
And ever singing soarest Fly,
To Heaven ii thou cans't soar so hieh
For unto me. sweet bird, thou btingest
No Joyous pain-no rccompense
For 10y in divncl sense
When She NV more than lark, upspfln2esl
Making the melody OF song birds mute
Shamng the kingly viol and the lutte,
Born 10 breathe airs with sounds divine
l. FULLER, ESQ ANNE
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Thus in the speeches already fired oil in this campaign vi
ora nry Gen Scott employed the personal prOnoun oout
100 times which will be admitted all hands To be ndca.
live OF a vast ni egotIsm. "FcIow clzcns anu
.ucn cmcn" occur with marvellous frequency, ana Inc
violations Of grammar neither few nor tar between or
example in speech have the following 70 one
fr fifty years has scarcely ever walked rose s'ep VI
r,Icn n ever taken cup OF cold in The field the town
or the camp at hs thoughts were oil his c"unfyher
yirtues-hcr rcnOwnher h"nor-tn be thus ussaied l.
mnnstrnus, il is int".ra5le."
One OF The inspired writers eXclams "Oh that mine enc
ms would write book" No doubt Gen. Pierce had Often
exclaimed: Oh, That mine enemy would write announcer 'e'
er But the vvhig nominee has done what Is lar better Tor
the purposes democratic canddatc-hc has delivered
series speeches which without parallel in ancient OF
modern lines As for Pierce good speaker as ne s ne mas
take the stump believing tha In the pc
I;,r dir stances Of his DostiOp,
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II. FULLER, ESQ
From the Carpet Bag.l
OUR ELLEN.

Ellen, Ellen, there's no telling
Halt our love for thee, dear girl,
Features merry, lips like cherry,
Sunny eye and glossy curl.
Ever singing, sweet voice ringing,
Like bird or like bell,
Never weary, ever CHEEKY,
Ever striving TO excel.
Late or early, never surly,
Never fretiing, seldom cad,
Thy appearing always cheering,
Making every BODY glad.
Youth possessing, and each blessing
Which the GENIAL age imparts,
Still bcwi.chins, dancing, stitching,
Ever reigning queen Ut hearts.
Never moody, parlor, study,
Kitchen. laundry, all some,
Chicken feeding, playing, reading,
Ever seasoning work with fun.
Cunning talker, agile walker,
Bounding like deer al play,
Onward tripping, overlapping
Those who would oppose thy way.
Features merry, lips like cherry,
Laughing eye and sunny curl,
All, dear Ellen, there's no telling
Half our love for thee, dear girl.
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SWEET SPRINGS,

This celebrated watering place. with farm OF 6iS acres,
In Monroe county Virginia cold the 18th September,
under decree OF the Court OF Appeals OF Western Virginia.
r S54 550 The purchaser is Oliver Beirne, ESQ., OF Inc
zane cuunty The largo b:icS hotel the premises
built in 1897 a, cost OF uaout 100000 Tho proprietor be-
came embarrassed IN circumstances, and the property has
been >nce leased on, from year TO year.
Ar B.rne the purchaser has very large means and the
Improvement place viii follow. II is we'll kept this
year We learn the Sweet Springs have now over 200
visitors which will he largely increased tuuc the
rscnainder Of this The ming u:onh. TIE White Sui
Hkur has now s 700
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DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETING AT PITTSBCHG
PlTrsBCRG, Sept 29.-An itGilcnsc Democratic mass
elm. prn. held this ciy tonight the grounds Of
he American Hotel Judge Campbell Of Philadelphia made
able speech, in which commented severely the ci
forts 81 III. hiG politicians obtain the votes Of Irish
and German population and passed high eulogium on
Pc. and KIM Judge C. vouched for the true Democrat
ic principles =" Judge Woodward wall a. for hi. hostility
10 Naive American principles which occasion lost
hin their support, vixen the Natives h! the balance al
power. He concluded BY conJurng the Democrats 10
lhr'r entire ticket.
and followed By several other prominent pollci,ns
Great unanIity prevailed aud the sevefa! speeches
irCQYent!y interrupted by loud applause.
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PUBLIC MEETING * HALIFAX.

AT HALIFAX HOUSE. the 2Ith Scprr, being Court
day Mcsss Tunsal and Clifford addressed The citizens OF
Half,y upon the subject OF Richmond and Danyc Ra
Road.
large crowd listened with great interest h the speeches
Of these gentlemen and III their conclusion, meeting was
ouanzrd by the appointment Of Tbs. G. goldman Chair
man. md Randolph rksCIl- as Secretary.
On notion il was-ttrsovcd, That the thanks OF ms
meeting h. offered 10 Mcsss Tnnsa Clifford for their
addresses ana that The Chairman appoint committee I" Oh
tain subscriptions Tor The construction OF The Richmond ana
Danvillr Raj Road in The county oil Halifax.
The Chairman a2pnlned The follow lng gentlemen upon
The cnmmj,t,n john r Clarke, William l. Oven Richard
Watkins James Brooks Robert jennings, Alexander p
tcrs Patrick II Foster, Lueion Edmunds lhos Flour
nov William Il Clarke John K Ednunds, and Chns ) Car
rlngOn.
On motion the Chairman Secretary added to The
committees. THUS. a. COALMiN, Ch H.
kASpuLpH RA6KSDALE, Sccr.
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GEN PIERCE.

"But after little while the documents were explored
and il Was ascertanch that by his showing as we'll hs
hat of the General in Chief and the Generals OF Divisions
he ncrer raS under ire during The whole canpalgn'-
| Richmond Wig Of yesterday
The writer The above is either gnoranus was non
conpp, or guilty Of a wlIfuI misrepresentation. p.
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circumstances of his position,
There IL nothinc 80 becomes rnau
iaun,Irst sflliurss and humIliiy.h

Billy RnwIens hes shown far sagacy, and displayed
h,nhc order orv than General Scott IN his SPEECHES
for what INV says is she and to the point. For example
he saws lie whipped Genera; Scott the man who whipped
the Bririskcs ard The McXcans. Billy wants To sh"" ina
he warrior and lis argument Is perfectly cunciH
sivc But General Scutls argument is IL have whipped
the British and the Observation-Disclosures am great states
man. and have tie highest qualifications and capaciy iof
civil government" Never there papablc non Sc
guitur Has po"r Gun Scott friends that he Is thus
permitted ''make holy show Of himself through Penn
sylvana Ohio, Kcnucy and We suppose we shall have TO
nd ,hr Stnic Of New IurkP
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BosTnS, Sept. 25-Grsnc Club M. l. of Boston, held
meeting his evening Fanueil Hail. which vas nrunsed
every part, many ladies being seated in the galleries.
Hon. Pierre Sou;e Of Louisiana addressed the meeting
than hours and listened with marked attention
Very great enthusiasm prevailed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-05

The suhJpinc. correspondence settles, "c 'hih"r ' '
ZION as To the Genuincncsa of Col aH-Tlaes lerf !" "'
Pierce (sgys the Charlottesville Jr.!sJ nihu1
" h.,r ii c,n. Il n" Advocate vii 10" publish Col
H,,- letter and also The note Of y. B. Magruder Esq
,mos Needless for us 10 say that Mr. Mlgrudcr, like
ii. ,ino:i.hed and gallant brother, is whis:
CuAgLorTEsyILLE, SErT. .o'h, lS52.
-! rs IN SIN: ~ I'll III as hcuG made 10 s"" 'ha' nc
I Litter lrn: Cyl John B Mlaruccr, bciIinc testimony
RI, ullJn,ry and rslInahr private qualities "i I.rh
pare. "a t,.rnerv The relations which y"I bear
n col lagrr!cr and facts in possession WEI ee
, Il MT enat. you put this matter beyond all caNl
n Won, therefore, kind enough 10 say whether you
ron .ider the letter gcnuir" ,,..
am, very truly, Your friend, WM. F. GORDON, JH
4 B. MAGRrpEG, Esq.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE, SEPT %, 1852.

Nm r. GDRpOS, IN. ESQ:
DEAR SIR Your letter of this date has been received
is due truth and caGtor {" STATE IN reply max On.
,or,in M doubt Of The authenticity p the letter from my
I,,oiher Col b Magfudcr 10 Cen Pierce 10 ":ch you
refer discern 10 question us acnhei'rss
from The lone and sly in which lie letter Is "rtcn me
il rxDfrssts or the circumstances OF liz puhIca
ton is prrnups proper 10 add that on The Inst NINA.
lion of lis helm. spurious letter admitted 10 yourself! and
other gentlemen conviction o It's hnihentciy moi merely
fr the absence Of any testimony mprachng genuine
naor bot from The fact well known To me- that my brother
entertained the knS feelings towards General Pierce, and
that they in habits of personal Intercourse and cores.
pundcnce after the Mexican war
Very truly your friend and obi scrv't,
ALLAN Il. MAGRUDER.
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ANOTHER INDICATION.

The Philadelphia Free Press. Germany daily neutral
paper has declared for Pierce and King and calls upon
Germans to support candidates and the principles of tie
Democratic party.
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Gen. Scott rs an Orator and Electfoneerer'
The New York Herald thus happily hits oil The wing can

The New York Herald thus happily hts oil Inc wing can
didatc.
With regard the speeches come, we may safely con-
cIutc thai they will The staple the past
war-war In every speech OF The he has talked Dl
nothing but campaigns and battles and old soldiers, WIN
the exception observations about the weather. ana
his barney of the rich Irish broguc and even these d.
yrssons were connected with the main opc Ike me cpl
scde in a poem We informed BY the New York Times
That General the orator nf ms or any otcr
age search quoth he lc speeches of Perlces Demos
themes Cicero Pi, Fox and all The heroes oil me tongue
for speeches of equal cUmpressun To search among h
speeches these for such oTaton5 as most VI
Genera. Scott would indeed he lrncss task There Is
Thing which Gen SCuts unique speeches sland us-
ncl from all Others and that in Their wonderful rcsc-
bancc 10 eac!, other and their uniformity OF texture lhey
are Is like eggs, and have lr variety Iey loTrl-
bis bring TO our rrcoircQn tie dinner of rabbits To which
Dean swift was iuyilrd which he said as o
nws Rabbits roast and rabbits boiled, rabbits young ana
rabbits rabbits hot and rabbits cold rabblts tender ana
rabbits touot-Cd be praised we have rabbits enough
Gen SCOTS speeches have scarcely the merit OF the dinner
Of rabbits in the variety Of their cooking II true they
were all rabbits they differed in and quality, and In
the mode being prepared Tor The table In The case o the
svecchc not only is The material Of the all! but II Is
served M almost in the same Identical words and all bear
inn on ne speaker himself BIT in Those 50
fast (sumerncs three in day. that the GENERAL had
scarcely lime for "a hasy plate OF soup-therc IS not one
word ABOUT oi civil goveTnien-nohin@ aoou
his uulica principles is all about logging, and hanging
and shooting, and other horrors vi war.
We have counted the number OF times that the personal
nronoun ~ is used in the speech Cleveland and we find
that 10 the thirty lines OF :hch IL Is composed the ononh
az has % tmca Some OF the speeches are
not reported first person, and some not reported az an
bu calculated basis oil the Cleveland Speech the TO-
suit would stand as ollows:- 49,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-05

The protectionis papers, North admit that there Is re-.
yya OF manufacturing business and that great many new
.chemcs Of enterprise being started Ihey prefer
10 give their own peculiar reasons but the fact Is uy ao
medand the Wing clamor about ruin is entirely sienced
hv the organs of the "sudcrers' themselves.
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HANOVER GATHERING.


meeting of friends Of Temperance In Hanover was
held al the Slash Cottage Monday, Sept ~ to consd.
the action of the late State Temperance Cun:en"n held
AT Stanton and the expectancy of county organization
Dr. VIM f. Gaines having called 10 the Chair, pro-
crcd.d TO thu Objects OF the meeting when he reaIn-
Bile and resolutions of the SauntUn Convention read
and the following submitted:
Resolved That the proceedings of the Saunon Conven-
ton approved and adopted expression OF the sense
oil this mee,lngvUc the resolutions ordered 10 be taken
seriatim.
The aforesaid resolutions then taken up discussed
and severay adopted; whcreupon they adopted as
whole.
In pursuance Of the objects set forth in those resolutions
the meeting proceeded 10 appoint central cUFmc" Tor
county. consisting OF MessrS. ~ e. Crenshaw, VIM
Gaines ). l.. Dunron Henry Wood Richard Gwathmey, }.
4. Smith and L. Anderson and subordinate committee
OF members for each mdGisteria district
II ordered that each member OF the Central Commit
tee be made Chairman OF The Subordinate COMMITTEES in ms
respective district be vested with power till vacancies
that might in said committee.
Ordered That abstract of the minutes OF this meeting
be forwarded for publication in the Richmond papers. Ad
lourned sine die WM. +. GAINES, Chairman.
l., DrS-uS Secretary
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ARCHBISHOP HUGHES on THE NEW HAMP.
SHIRE RELIGIOUS TEST.


The Washington Union 81 Saturday publishes al inter
csne correspondence between Archbishop Hughes OF New
York aud Thomas j. Semmcs Esq, Of louisiana relative
To the religious in New Hampshire and the course
which proper for Catholics pursue in the Presidential
in view of the existence of that test Mr. Scmmcs
writes from Washington the llth inst, and says:
"a address you because for weeks past common
NOR given this vicinity and believe elsewhere
yuu conjunction with several other distinguished
members the Roman Catholic hierarchy, entertain and
EXPRESS The opinion that the Catholics throughout the Union
should regard the approaching Presidential election as III
opputuniy signify their dsnpprobaton Of that portion OF
the constitution o The State Of New Hampshire commonly
called The religious clause which excludes tho Roman
Catholic Of that Stale from equal PARTICIPATION
privileges and imnunities enjoyed by their Prors
,an hrercn; AMI that necd rehuke 10 the State oil
New Hampshire, the Catholic should manifest their
dsapppoalion the polls by voting against General Pierce
Teelr - Of ordinary party a!nitics and political predicc
tons
He then goes at length to indicate the which
have brought his mind different conclusion from this
The following reply however from Bishop Hughes would
indicat, which Mr.. Semmes reers,
unounicd dscountcnances any attempt
clesiaslica influence in political affairs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-05

The following frank admission is made by well known
merchant in New York, gentleman in This place We
eist he eXlrac; verbatim:
"Hr Nrw York Wings usGd up-a large number OF
rGn alive snail haze your party in uar
years
tbs is moi the on onc could refer 10 some wings in
our ncghbofhuud vino will al al-and
who viii nu, support Scott EH1abs:h City a. CO Pic.
ucer.
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THE ANTI-SLAVERY NOrE.-'Thc National Era IN
an editorial survey Of the field, expresses The opinion that
the Anil slavery Wings will support The ScoTr ticket
cordially than the Frceso Democrats will vote for PIERCE
The reason given by the Era for this opninn is follows
Democrats under the influence of Anti slavery feeling alb
hor the Baltimore PLATFORM and reluctant TO support u
candidate who they beierc cordially sains it, Aoisave
~ Wings abhor their PLATFORM and they support ScoTT 1t
will be because they fully trust that he accepted the platform
under construnt Many Southern Wings OF the
opinion They believe that Gen ScoTT accepted the hcni
nation with its membranes the resolutions annexed
Not that Ii. approved the latter bat that his desire for The
former prevailed As the Era says he accepted the platform
under sirain
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-05

Ben HARDER, distinguished politician OF Kentucky
and formerly member OF Congress from that STATE died
! Batdstown on the oath September
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TIE WHIG III ATEORM

The platform laid down al Syracuse by the ~ l. ing
Convention the Compromise measures, is receiving
the attention of least Wing Journal In regard TO H.
tho Rochester American, sturdy Silver Grey sheet says:
at will excite general regret that The State ConSen
ton should ambiguous and apparently Jesuca res
outiou in reference the nc pies adopted 10y the wing
National Convention at Baltimore
"Bv thus blinking The Platform on which Gen. Scott
stands he Stale Convention has contributed little 10 the
success OF our excellent National ticket The elect o It's
action here inmc hardly be favorable while IN other
pnrs of the Unon may prove injurious il not disastrous
This is the way in which the National Wings feel as 10
lhis slur upon le principles, and they will enter their
protest the ballobox It, however, only goes 10
prove that the design of Seward CONVEX, the Wing party
into mere Abolition oeanzatcn for his benefit IN -ob is
being lsslGuousiy and nsdi"usly pushed forward.
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II S,m,h Z Andrew. " a Au"", Charles Itofr.s, +.
Jenkins. John Niue. ~ ! M.',o 81 'i'" ~. :.
H. Wcrth. : ". vcnaule. Nlrg'nus tonhr hs'hAIi 'aa
L rt"hy. Thomas "'l.in J",Ih ''l'"h'' '-ha'a
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CfIus. \ D,nsla-..C, Z J'ncs n" Darlington" D VI
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John " ,hlc>. } iia,ie "h"li",. :, i""'' " imam.
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:. 49, IaT".J VI. Harris J"tu q Jsck"nh, u I.l5'N
.cr + " rarkerJ L Peters. Np5Idm nmidr.. We: I /.
SECRETARY directors 0r 'i"'nh"ra" t- "a" Madison VI
re!dug comptuS. HtHi "'h',s. =
ION NIntr and Trading Cump"nI co'tstn.e. az! mn.
paynIrt ct the di.iri-uHc share al Iic Givn'"nGN $"
hi, in.n,!,nad 10 Winch rcstou g. :ayes - a!mnl.'ta
her Addison. cc.a ed, wir w's member OF the 'Ai
having n-c made and filed tint he dcr!I,- ah"'" t@
rrt.rrI, is al i- Cpnuor wealth The said defendant ~,
10 ayvrar 4, Rurs I" he holden ~ the Clerk. o"s
,II tuur, "t Mouda: ~ Nrvcmer EcNt ant 80 49,
sal !3-r..iN l. y. rHAMnERLAiNE JG9I
srIXi:tSiA. Cncn' rourl Of Chan, crs 10, .r.
6 IlcurIrr. hrIt IT," Count House ~ TIE INl
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II. n,m oi IaItin = Jackson. -
cnar. i-.n~ in aud Coarlsny. ana Hiram Harms.
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Judge, "sr"r a.! ,'ci"" lisa. """ q" me '"n"i.a'.
,suu, ID .uIic account "I IA" rE a
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what balance. II any, d iar nom ne SAM !!ttuS {" .'
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