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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-23
VIRGINIA LEGlsrAruRr.


u The SxNArE, on 1sxFs9ay. Mr.. Martin offered
aresoluslAn ot enquiry il relation 10 Te-assess-
meat q The lands u he Commonwealth, which
Was en bis motion, laid en- lie table.
4 bill vas repoased concerning the owners az
dogs. and masters Ind hirets OF negroes who per
MT them q kesPdogs. Also. bill amending the
an section g he act proTdng for disirictng the
eoensiss ior me election q officers BY The people,
4 I'll Incorporating company 70 construct
k1tlroad from some eonEenient point on The Manas-
<sas Gap Railroad othe Ohio river al OF near Lee
Iaf, aus q West Columbia river. in the county
Of Mason, was ordered Ia he ensrossea toF 4 third
reading. The bill Requires the road 10 Sc COM
msnssa within three years from the passage Of the
aet OF Incorporation
The Hsnss was principally occupied IN discuss
sing The question Of the sanigy or insanity Of Geo
4. g. Price, delegate from Hardy connty.
~ inc Seaate, On Friday, report was made rel
alive - small notes, requiring The Commissioner
q revenue e enter fine Of SO in tie tax bin Of
every person passing OF receiving small notes IN
the State not authorised by law. Each person
when he hands 10 his tax aist Is 10 answer SnAer
oath, whether OF not he has passed or received
such mole The object, i appears, i 10 allow any
oae .ae pfYlese E, using small no,es, hy the pay
The Speaker laid before The TonSs eommuni.
cation from he Governor relative 10 The fecenide
cision OF Judge In the State OF New York BY
which Jonathan Lennon, citizen OF Virginia
had been deprived Of his slaves which on motion
Of Mr. Rice was laid upon The table and ordered 10
The sneaker alSo lail lhaf,,e ~ rro,.. -,
muaication from Inc stats srrsasnrer sfs,ins ,A.
inabiiiiv 81 he chess ~. anil ~
NJ n nav fhs ntsrss, An, ~. 49,
which IA 500 ;slsahls1 = = $50 eVMpah1a tes
a,iar ~ 80 dsAihs az apptopIi
rb;cb 4. ,sa,;, e pay the saia amount
s,sa z. M, 19oae was feisstea 70 tae
The sssort Of The committee Of Privileges and
asss @ h ,a e ease 8, s.
Ger Consideration, whenthe House adjourned on
Pa,rss a.rs \, y 1;l ana "a o e :
II he sssArs, on siiaf4dy i number II resolu-
0ss - sg4 ,s. in,m
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-23
TRUST SALE
OF
Valuable Factory Pronerfv.


pY virtue Of Deed Of Trust executed ~ "
ID L WEsB and wife, dated The OH II Jnns y ts.a
andIec6rdedn Jeffrson County Corr Il vii al
at Pu5c Sale1 to ife highest bidder, al The tlotri
OF Daniel Ealler, Id Sheplerlstown, on A.sn9a i.
tie 2Hh day Of JtgR0rY 1855 all that LOT 0ie
GROUND in the t$wn Of She phefdstowa, Jtiier-
san county Va kngwn as-iot n }. ca, being al the
corner Of High and Prince Streets binding about
I03 feet on each street, or which are erected The
BUILDINGS lately occupied BY said Webhas = !
WOOLEA~F.iCrDR Y. and in wi ich is setup n
so horse power Scam Engine Of best and latzst
CONSTRUCTION, in complete running order and good
condition.
The steam Engine viii be stld with the factory
or separate, as may be deemed hest al The time ot
Sale.
This property is yell known and no further dis
cfiption is fleeessarT
TERMs-Oae third cash, and the residue 10 9
equal annual pay nsnts with interest IRON sale bY
good bends, secured by deed OF trust On the pIo-
perry. ANDREsY KENNEDY, Irassee.
As Trustees in subsequent deed Of Ilih Noy
1851, from the same parties embracing This lacto-
ry properly, we viii unite in the sale above adyef-
iised. JOHN w. KENNEDY,
ANDREW KENNEDY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-23

On thursday. Oh Instant. ~ he Rev. AZ Mss
both q Londoon. :"
o. ThaE,a.y ssssisk tssh Instant, " Rev. Geo.
- daughter q isaar w Hawlins-boh e Lssioa.
On The 9lh Instant. By Rev. Samuel Cov,,I AZ,
both 81 Lonioun. eAN
y llllseoroefh On 81 l2h iasss. By Rev. n. IIol
land, MIR. d. MORTIMER DIVINE and SrlsaN 4 /
dasshter Of John Rirkis Esq. sa Il Ieadous. -
Az Woodgrore, On the l5te iassant by he s,,. ~
OWEN THOMAS and II. CECILIA H., dnnrhs.s =. n
Isaiah B. Beans, ESQ " Loudcsn. =
a. OAKLAND, Baltimuec coanty, tho residen.e a NJ.
jefhima johnson, on the 9th inst, bF Rev M ~ -.
Rector or Sherwood Paaiah, SAMUEL SANS Es;-se.
& q he Ameticaa fArmefs and Mrs. anna }. BUCK.
On the REidye, atliasper- Fcfry o. wsdne,a,x ,h.,
18th day Of December. By the Rev. david No.
HENRY laEPSTf . Miss ELLEN GAILY, 10Th 81
Martinshefg.
a. the III 81 States Hotel. On Tuesday The alsi b.
the same, THOMAS. CLARK Ii Miss LUCIN1lX
A---s:Ss both q Frcaerlek county. We.
On Thhrsdsy mcEnirg last. ~ Rev Mr.. Rer,v. Al,
JOHN ]. KELLY y Nils MARY Il GARtRfS
danghieso Capt Seaman GaFard. Al q Mariinshdir
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-23
= > - -
THE CENTRAL RAILROAD.

bill TO increase the capital stock OF the Central
Railroad Qhe State taking the usual proportion OF
three-ithsl for the purpose of completing The con-
siructon and equipment Of The road between
Wayneshara' and Staunton, and Of building depois
at Waynesboro' and S;aunton was taken up in The
Senate yesterday, and being explained and advoca-
ted bye Mr.. Shelley of Augusta, was passed The
passage Of the bill, on motion of Mr.. Shelley, was
ordered to be communicated to-day by the CLERK to
the House Of Delegates, and il having previously
passed that body, il IS now law.
TEefrkmona I2ep,yjhgi<as If ri .r,Jn,,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-23

III. szMukL =. WooDps. 81 this town. left here
saiupisy III on foot With some Or 800 Of this
sohrissmns bird They are destined for,h Wash
ingion markst where the disni,aries II the land
nil hars ~ orprsnnily q lying their respecss 10
th<m. A. SAnirsi has created scarcity herea.
hentr. will some e onr frfcnds think Of Us, and
tend one. lfnoi We shall be compelled 10 iay rio-
ispt hands upon the = "a yoosier,a ior Christmas
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-23
NH. PRICE or HARDY.

Ills generally known that Mr. Price The Dele
gale from Hardy County, is now 4 patient in The
Western Luhatic Asyldm at this place and thar
the House Of Delegates have taken steps 10 declare
his seat vacant We understand that Mr. p has
addressed letter % the Speaker, or Governor.
claiming his seal and demanding thalthe Sergeant
al Arms shall be upto procurehis release nom
The Asylum. DIR. Stribing, the Superintendent Of
the Asylum, has been summoned 10 Richmond 10
testify In The. case ---.Ssamnfon Cpertalor
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-23
CLOSING srUR rs.

The nerchants q CharcstoHn. wiki Tiew Of sisin
Those = their employ opportunity Of participating In
the observance q the day. have pledged themselves 10
eiese their Stores Christmas. This Is conracndabc
81 ,kese sot class Of employees more closely con.
Anci xeacrnlly thaa merchants. Clerks. Those having
pehases 20 make will therefore, attend 10 then pre-.
siqu . saturday.
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wIxcnEsrEn RErunIIcAx.

u 0kosae e. SESsssEx, ESQ, has become sole edi-
ilor and proprietor of this establishment, Mr. 2. A.
ii CoyfnoT,i, his partner designing to remove 70
he Wee Nj. G. Is one Of the best printers in This
i Unson, and We trust. that wherever he may cast
praeiical department Of the paper. he Is a young
gentleman q Taste and experience. as well as capa.
lily II .o,her respects for the management Of a
newspaper.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-23
Virginia, Jefarson County. sci !.

IN the County COph, Dee term, 1851
TT1EE Ja-tices Of The Pe5ce of this County hav-
IL iag beep summpned % st,en1 al The Court
House this DAY. 70 consider lhe IroPrieY Of estal-
lishinfa reward for killing Crows, &c, 10 this
ConItr, ana having been called aiEshe door land a
majority Of Them being present II Is ordered, III
reward Of thfec cenTs bspaid f3r every crow xiii
Ell ii ibis County. aud seward of FLY cents be
paidslCr eveiyfox killed ID this County. The said
rewards, ~ be ssrtainel and paid according TO
Law. A Copy Testee
THOMAS 4. MOORE, CIegk.
Dec. q, 49,. = Spirit, AID SfeP s11sg. copy 81.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-23
Executor's Notice,

a Ii persons owing me as Executor or the late
n J. y. Fl Gannell, deed. are requested to make
payment BY the LIST day Of January 1853, or the
notes will be handed over 70 an attorney Tor suit
And all persons having claims against The Ks
tate are requested TO present them without further
delay as wish to close The accounts finally with
out delay. THOMAS HITE, Executor.
December % 1852
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-23

ne 1snnary number hs. bcca resolved. Its mag
nib<ek No. bsias very hasasonrly cphellished win
80 s,,e sAsr.siags TIE esstsuis ars q high
ID. Tsra< - ~ iasun. i strapee. for single
49,. Ofsh.nf Mssatiae an Eoacy's I.rly's Book
N;ll betk - sr.t 80 year ~ ~ Adares., resrsid
$50. B, onAn1n. III Chcsnpl q. Pkiiadrlphia.
Rssn Glib oftea ard tins 81 the M.gazine for
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-23
For Christmas and New Year!

THE subscriber has ii store aslsrge number 81
q Annaals Gin Books, Toy BOOKS. Also. !
variety Of miscellaneous articles. suitable sof
Christmas and New Year. L. IL. SMITH
ChaTlsstoysn, BIC g, 1859.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-23

= WILL hire several GOOD HANDS. ON
i MONDAY, 2Tth iaaoat, a. The Depot Is
All persons having hired from me FOR he past
rear will please turn the Negroes on lha. day.
and come prepared 10 SETTLE
Dec. q. fe55. RAND. TUCKER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-23
m. ssNEETsER 4 FUNNY MAN.

ii debate o. ne TaFiG. Mr. swsErsg1oi Ohio
aeeu.ea The Why administration ofsxtravagsnee.
This Il amusing enough. when We recolleet that
senator BKxros has.publicIy charged that the last
copgress hid appropriated many millions of dol
Lars more Than The President asked.
We suppose The people will have. ! second edi-
lion 81 Democratic economy Jumping UP fr,m
Mi1feen millions 10 ApaM's time 10 hiriy-aise 10
Mr.. Van ErarS's, Mr.. swsErsEa wauls 10 sugar
eeail pill il limo.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-23
REcArITULs1IoN.
4B
Or ntSrnI, Z
Pieces m. 1921
VALUABLE TABLE.

From the Census Report Of 1850, We extrac,
the iollowiagFTable, giving the valuation OF real
and personal estate Of the. inhabitants of The
United States, for tho year ending June Isl,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-23
Virginia, Jefferson Co., Set

December %. 1859.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-23
49, IN
CORN.

OfFlce BANK Of rlfs yaLtfr N s1lRarxl4 !
Chaiiestown Dec o. 1859
In mas day and the Isl day of January next.-
All Notes and Bills falling due al This one. on
either Of those days. must Re paid on The precediu,,
sdav. CATO MOORE casti ass
December IS 1852 pa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-23

nor hire. Negroes Of all sexes and ages.
ISAAC DUST can S.
December % 1851. Ior Ealeakfae Dust
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-23
h
MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT.

On "Wednesday evening last. Mr. II. D. Digges, in
returning from sale in the ncghborhood, was together
with his horse, precipated bank SOME seventeen
feet high, BY the side of the railroad, about two miles
from town. He fell headforemost upon the rails and cx
pred few minutes afterwards We understand ,hcrc
was cnt the back Of his head which fractured his
skull several broken ribs, and probably other Injuries
His horse, which supposed to have fallen upon him
was not Il al hurt farrenton ITIfg
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-23

y Wearing % he French movement 10 sonora,
Mexieo. lhe WA,hingtou eofre-poadentof lhe New
York Herald says he public hare aiken The alarm.
lie thinks he dominant parry kilI enforce he
principle oflhe exclusion q European interference
10 he Affairs u Ibis continent. ami he will not Be
surprised TO find Congress making an extraordinary
contingent appropriation IN view d these events.
stfiaffkk ner Psxsidsnt my q prepared tsr erers
eN<sfI<gi
This q il accordance With Democratic notions
sfthc Zone Man Power.s Mr.. Polk dill not wait
Ior Congress 10 make war upon Mexico. and Mr..
Picfce b expectation follow The example II refri-
enet 10 Ffanee.
BAL, uoSld itnoi Be veil, Il We are 70 have :
brush wiihsf Napoleon he Third, 70 apply I've nr
Dire millions Il The way of builiing steamers
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-23
Local Memoranda.

M Every communication or notice intended or calcn-
lated to promote anyprsate enterprise interest,"
which is Of personal and private character, will be
charged for as advertisement.
=
QUARTERLY MEETING.
The Fourth Quarterly Meeting for the Bcrryville
Circuit M. f. Ohnrch. will be held at Bruce town,
Saturday Aad Sunday, December Goth and Goth.
December %, 1852.
BACON HAMS.
Can any of orr patrons furnish us with a eN
good Bacon Hams They will be taken in pay
manisatdues -e.E faS-tna y Snbserinti4es-
CORN.
lew barrels Of Corn would be acceptable present.
WooD.--Perso1s who have promised US Wood
7wiil send us supply
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-23

nSfssr6aS 80 0nlo NxI1eo1o We annex DE
nm66nt II produce. A.. from Hsspefs.Fefy Is
Baltimore, Isl lie xeek ending q Noaday aQh,
RI
IRON s. ions cut o. ) Is Pork IG0 IONS Id
crt ~ ii Iii Grain ions. l8cuk Leather
. <x,. ar - H. Mi<cr|lrntont Il ions il cWt.
qrs = ~ Flour go ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-23

= The Comniiltee Of Elections has reported On
The case 81 the member from Harry, now confined
ii the Western Asylum As Iupstis The Com
miltee considers The case one 10 which he House
IS privileged % inerpo thar the seat should be
declared vacant, and new election oraesed.
DR. Ssribiing was examined b. tic cShmi,tee,
and testified 10 The pargial insanity" Of Mi. Price
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-23

~ An Ohio Yankee has invented a
Lathcutting Machine, and has sold for $50,
600 three fourths Of his patent for the Eas.
tern States alone, reserying the Western
They say it viii cut . large leg up into
Lath in the course of Ihree minutes.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-23

- The Richmond WAig in adversing 10 The
fierce war carried on 81 he Democracy 10 he Lee
eislatnre. over The few State Offices Informs us
that but single o.her Old and well-pcked bone Is
offered Tor contention. Il says:
.KIenry Lawson. the old lack man who GOES On
errands = Al that Is nov le fer The hungry patri
ot& 10 defonfst
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-23

Oar young friend, Thomas B. Bryan formerly
ofAlexandria, and son Of the excellent Postmaster
there, In an advertisement respecting Investments
in the Cities Of the Weat, states fact that will
strike most readers with surprise; namely that
Chicago, from her geographical position now offers
the most certain opportunities OF advantageous real
estate speculation OF any city in the Jnion-aaG
thai already her lumber business exceeds greatly
that Of any other place in the Union, not even ex-
cepiing Bangor, in Maine Richmond RIP
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A BOOK FOR THE TIMES.-Now in

A BOOK FOR THE TIMES.-Now in
IA Press and be published about the LIST of July next
contain AGO limo pages, illustrated and neatly
bound. entitled
LIFE AT THE SOUTH, or, Uncle Toms Cabin" AZ
II 1s-being Narratives Scenes and Incidents in the real
Life of the Lowy;" by w l.. G. Smith, ESD
The object of the author is represent the condition oil
the slave in bis rude but como cabin his daily occupa-
lions and pasiies the relations between master and slave
the mistaken impulses and msconceved views Of tue Nor
them Phi anhror &c and TO represent the passions and
sentiments their natural forms the displayed
IL the humhles in human society thus showing tna IN
Of the slave least contentnent besow more
happiness than freedoms and the time 20 represent
As 1T csss of people viz the Planter whom Justice
has DONE and whose character exhibited IN
everyday hfs is well calculated smiabe Juds-
uerf of The world. GEO. II. DERBY 4 CO.
No 1914 Msin-st Buffalo, Ny.
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DOORS CHEAPER THAN EVER

, THOMAS ORMSBY has removed from his old
,rad corner of Ann and Nassau TO No IL Annt where
he found uusl large supply of all the late PUBL
CATIONS, MAGAZINES, &c, which he can furnish 70
dealers and the trade in general the lowest cash pieces
NEW BOOKS LATELY ISSUED
LIVES or CELEBRATED HI0HWAYMEN-fhe
Life ard Adventures of Tom King the Notorious Highway
ard Rohber BY the sathor Of Dick Tprpn Capt Hawke
Jack Ran Claude Duvel Paul Clifford SCI completes N one
volume wh two beautiful illustrations Of Turpins celeora-
ted ride 20 York Price. 25 cents
fiCkWICk ABROAD; or. The Tour in France- BY
Geo w NJ Reynolds Superby illustrated with character
hABEL; Tie Child Of the Battle Field. Elegantly IL
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LEWIS ARUNDEL or The Railroad Of Life. Cheap
cotton. Illustrated.
MANNERS; or, The CHA Of Crime. work Of deep
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An EXPOSITION and EXPLANA-

N TON of the modern phenomens called Spirit Mani
ffssfions comprising the Rsppings, Movements Writing
Mediums and various other Phenomena connected there
with with from different writers Of remarkable
eeptuent Prophesyns Visions Clairyoysnce
Sc &c. Nv Beulsvin Franklin Cooley. Price, p cents
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Mem Qualifications.

Published this Morning
4 HEAD of ALL COMPETITION
IA GRAHAMS AMERICAN MONTHLY MAGAZINE
for June The most magnificent number ever issued from
Now is the time to subscribe for the new volume CON-
mencing with July. liz pages original matter In every
The description of Hoes Factory alone with its elegant il
ui atons cost $780, and sworh twice the price Of the num-
Hoes Machine Works
AFgeweil. VIM. H. c. Hosmer.
Edith Morton. Miss S. A. Stuart
Lines Suggested by Rogers Statue of Ruth T. Buchanan
Ferdinand de Candolles.
The Ghost Raiser.
What Dost Thou Work Forl Caroline F. Ome.
April. WHICH.
Tom Moore. Bon Gualtier.
Life ofVicissitudes. g. +. X James
woo Thee Spring. VIM Albert sutlise.
Two Ways to Marage. Author of " Clovernook'
The Phantom Field. Q: Victor,
The Masters Mates Yarn. H. Minor Knapp
The The Pledge Pledge John Neal:
To Beautiful Girl. J. R. Barrick.
The First Age. II. Didmus
The Orphans Hymn f. Anna Lewis.
Titus OUR ctius FialnininusL H. W. Herbert.
Our Minnie's Dream. Reverid.
Nelly Nowans Experience. Mrs S. c. Hall
Review of New Books
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EMBEIIIsHNENTs
Isadore most exquisite stippe engraving by Mots'
Tom Moore. Engraved by Devereux
Music. Hour OF Fond Delight Illustrated ~ htVeIeox
Hoes Machine Works
Broome Street Manufactures
GoldSueet Warehouses.
Gold-Street Ground Plan.
Broome-Street Ground Plan
Old Steam Engine, Broome-st.
Great Foundry.
Smithy.
Saw Shop
Eaw Hardening Room. -
Grinding Room
Iron Planning and Cutting Room - -
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IT 8 SCHOOL AGENCY.-Matuai
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:" ANIED-H IUIInist OF tneTIss aH1s
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tS- Third Manhattan Building Association.

W Third Manhattan Building Association.
II he Office this Association has been removed TO No oil
Chsmbersst under the Lorard Insurance Company THIS
Association is rapidly filling up they have twothirds OF
their shares already subscribed for All who wish to JOIN
Building Association will find this their advantage as it
is nearly full and they wish close their books Those
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Catalogues and facilities for reference.
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8yefiaI Notifies.

~ Sixteenth Ward Ladies' Temperance Al.
lance. The 6rst Anniversary will be held MONDAY
ENING the nth Inst in the NJ. +, Church in lSthsL,
near 0kA at " o'clock. Rev F.
R:cHArIN, BURCHARD, CLARKE, CRAWFORD aud
sshsI ssin uishe3 elergymen will Ne present Singing by
1e choir ind other COED cslisis Admission free.
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Rcliaiors Notires.

n HeIrovnI.-The Second Reformed Presoyt pnn,
srb hsvc removed Broadway to the Lecture soo
A. Medical College ia Crosby ST., near SPI1ns 81
sSflNORRO ". at I0t A. NJ, and ~ L. M me oacra-
- a ire Lords Supper will be dispensed TO the conSre
-. ~ morrow morning.
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