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FORREST AND THE HENRY CLAY-We have
noticed Mr. Forests hercuiean efforts in saw
ing the lives OF the Sufferers by The terrible ca
lamity of the burning of the steamer Henry
Clay. Among others OF his manlv and humane
acts, the following is feported:-Onee he came
cut of the water bearing in his arms the body
of t, beautiful child of three or four years, ap-
paren,ly dead 1t is known that Mr.. Forrest
il passionately tond OF fchildren; and his synpa-
t!,ies were excited for this little creature. He
insisted il was mol dead, and that he had felt its
little heart beat, whiIe pressed &c his bosom.
Every effort was mlte to restore llfr to the DO.
dy, but in vain-Nr. Forrest attended 70 u
with all the anxiety and solicitude of father.
And when all was over the great actor bowed
his head and wepr; producing, by the simple
language of naturr, an effect upon the sur
youDIing spectators, which not the highest ef.
forts of his art had ever equalled. A moment
Tins consecrated to grief, and the strong man
dashed again into The water, and saved the lives
of MANY who, withoat his aid, would have
followed the little infsntio "thet bourne, whence
no traveller returns"
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rHE SvEENLY DISPATCH
aTECHA>ICs, UNION AssOCIA-

Vi TION.-Office IN Exchange building, nexi
do9- 10 the Post OfSce, Richmond, Va.-ACCU-
INFLATED CASH AND GUARANTEE CAPITAL
S50000-M b DEAN, President. Finance Com.
mi,see: Wn Patton, G C. Wood Il. B. Judkins,
A. Wilbur, Actuary.
Th.s Association has declared dividend of thirty.
FIVE and half per ceot for the year ending April
Ist I.52 No liability tt assessment.
THIS i. an Association of Working Men and
others for the mutual assistance of each other in
case OF sickness or accident.
By tae payment OF the following annual deposits
yuu will become life member, and VIII be entitled
10 weekly benefit (first week excepted during
life, if you should be disabled by sickness or &C
c.Geui from attending 10 your ordinary business
Occupation. reu4aIcs viii draw Ia case of sickness
common 20 10Th sexes
YEARLY DEPOSIT OF MEMBERS UNDER 50
u
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JENNY LIND AT THE OPERA.-A London
correspondent Of the Inve rnsss Courier, in de.
scribing what he saw at the Opera, writes -
"Of Jenny Lind, too, | had that evening a
glimpse. She is a wreck fher former self; I
could hardly have recognized her. She looks
pale, worn, and haggared, in bad spirits and
bad health; and, as she sat, the centre Of q
hundred opera glasses directed upon her, there
was but one wondering and sympathizing mur-
mur throughout the vast building
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II u
~ By express we have received a new 10, of
Grape Shaws of this falls Importation, con .sting
of Plain ard Embroidered ones, from to 25 dollars
apiece. We are enabled to sell the same for CO H.
siderable ess than the usual prices, therefore those
wishing to purchase will please give US call.
Also, several pieces of the same dark grounded
Merrimack Prints at sixpence worth ninePerce
Shirtings, Sheetings Tickings and Fannels, AT les.
than manufacturers prices.
If you wish to save from 25 to so per cent by
buying your goods then call at
J. MILLHISER d BRO.
au 10 1913 Broad ST
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The Tea Plants, cultivated by Junius Smith,
ESQ.,, of Greenville, 3. c., are Hourishing quite
encouragingly. Mr.. 8. writes tosthe Journal of
Commerce that the plants arc two feet in
height, and may be permitted to reach five or
six feet. The perseverance which he has
displayed in bis efforts to introduce the tea
culture into the United States, have gained
cessful he will add greatly to the productive
industry Of the country.
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AIDES, DRESS GOODS AT COST
L. Splendid figured and plain Barage al % cents
Barage de LANES 10 and IL cents; hne French De-
laines 25 ITS; fine French Lawns, Swiss and Cam
b,ic uuslins, satin striped and checked Muslin, plain
and fancy Silks. For bargains. call at
jyl2 jACOb d. LEWIS.
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The Millenial Star, Mormon paper, pub
lished in London, states that Mormonism is
making great progress in the Island of Malta.
The same paper says that many thousands
OF saints will leave England for Utah, ere
long.
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'Ahl said Louis Fifteenth, one morning, sud-
denly looking at his watch, tits the hour fixed
for the funeral of Madame de Pompadour she
will have fine day.
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There is great d. al of truth in a remark
which Mademoiselie de Sommery frequently
repeated-"The world siigmatizes many men
with the reputation OF being wicked, with
whom " oman would be but too happy to
pass her life.'
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vA mass meeting OF Wings assembled at
Harrisburg, Pa, on the Goth. II 10 supposed
that Il, 600 persons were present
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DRIvATE pRACTICE.-pr PLUME

PhIVAIE FHACTICE.-Dr PLUME q
L 90. may be consulted, cunidentally, for the
treatment OF the following diseases: Eruptions,
Sore Legs, Ulcers, Glandular Swellings, or en-.
largements, syphilis, and ali morbid discharges
whether recent chronic. Also, all those com
plants termed female diseases. The advertisers
invite attenhoato their chemical extract of Wild
Flowers, which may be regarded as the very bes,
article known, to give tone and vigor TO certain
abused aud deblitated organs we'll as to renovate
asystem shattered by dissipation or other cause
Medicines securely put up, with full directions
and sent to order. Post paid letters promptly at
tended to. Office on Franklin street below Ex
change Hotel, and first door below Trinity church
Richmond Virginia fe
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A VAIL YOURSELVES OF TIE PRE-.
"A EENT Appn TIN 4

H13@HN1 vi DUy your EUUu5
where you can get them cheap. The goods on
hand must be sold, and Immediately, to make room
for fall purchases Many articles will be disposed
oi at and below cost to accomplish the design Ba
reyes at II. and Is; Barege de Lame at l2 l-2c
Musns Of every description very cheap; Cling.
hams, at l2 l.2 all articles of embroidery full 30
per cent cheaper than other stores; Shrting at s.
Sheeting at Cd; Irish Linens, warranted pure, at
save OF 25 per cent; Shirting Stripes, at Cd fine
Linen CambIic Hdkfs, at l2 l.2 Bed. Tick, at l0c
Apron Checks, at Cd Hose, OF all colors, at l2 .
and lots of other goods. all to be sold in the space
of few weeks, the fall goods coming, and
the room must be made in the store of
ABRAHAM LEVY, Jr,
au 10 pol Broad street
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NEW ROPE wALK.-Having conneetio.

NEW ROPE WALk.-Hsving connection
" with and an interest in Rope Walk lately
established on Union Hill, near this city, we are
prepared to furnish at snort notice and upon very
accommodating terms, any quantity, and every de-
scription OF Rope manufacture in part al follows:
Tow Lines OF all descriptions, Window do, Plough
do. Garden do, Bed Cords of every variety, Twine
OF all kinds, Steam Engiae Packing, Bag Strings,
&c, &c.
We shall keep full supplies at our store, corner
OF Cary and Pearl streets, where orders may be
left, or with Mr.. John J OConner, at the Rope
Walk on Union Hill.
au 3 WILLIAMS & BROTHER.
NOTICk.-h X. DUvAL nsyiDs tnis day ta-
~ ken his brother, J. P. DUVALs into co part
nership, the business win In future De conducted
by Il. X. Duval e. Brother, at the old stand,
under the American Hotel. We are now recefving
fresh supply of Drugs Medicines, Painis oais &c.
&c, and hope by strict personal attention, 70 merit
| portion of paoiic patronage. 4. .. ' DggAL'
Richmond. July lsi, 1852. jy1
IUDsON,S PEARL DEsTiFklCE,i Tor
III Cleaning, Preserving and beautifying the
| Teeth and Gums The recipe for this uHequalled
nentifrce was furnished rs by DIR. X. n. Hudsonof
tbis cit,. Who recommends Il highly - . cleanser
| and nurider Of the Teeth and Gama Prepared only
| BY Eaas. n ~ ~ ~ ss.rs... u.,,.r
| jyH Vaocs VIC A1acs'csu 0oS1s
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no uuto was, that his sense Of honor was so
s.. s.a', mat though be felt he really loved the
sns baroness and even that she returned his
sacred. LIE "o'o' o"o " "a'
u. satin domino is no longer the ideal of
;n b;s ou. assumes the most repulsive form
h;s ag'nahon, and becomes, in place
Oh n,s good angel-his evil genjusi
wen, time rolls on; he is TO re,u,n in ev
aays, Is once more the Carnival season. and
Gu n .ienna 100 that CAV city. He Joins in the
festivities OF the masked ball, and WIS, w.
Der nils his brain, when, about the middle ns
the evening, the white domino steals hefo.a
MN In the same white satin dress he had sesn
ner wear year before al the French Onera
mouse IN farls. Was II not a fancy?
i come. Colonel Eugene MervilIe. IN hold
you 70 your PROMISE she said, laying her hand
lightly upon his arm.
is this reality or a dream?' asked the
amazed soldier.
Come, follow me- and you shall see that il
IS a reality continued the mask, pleasantly.
Have you been faithful to YOUR promise1'
asked the domino, as they retired into sa-
loon.
hear,.' NV III
'lndeed'
1T is too true, lady, that 1 have seen and
loved another. though my VOW to you has KEEP,
me from saving so to her.
And who is this that you thus love =
i will be frank with you, and you will keen
| my secret?'
Most religiously.'
1T is the Baroness Won Woldoff,' he said
| with sigh.
And you really love her?'
ALIAS only too dearly, said the soldier
sadly.
Nevertheless, mus, hold you to your pro
| mise. Here is the other half of the ring; car
you produce lis mate?'
Here it is said Eugene MerviIe.
Then |, too, keep my promise,' said tn.
domino, raising her mask, and showing TO hi
astonished view the face of the Baroness Vor
Woldoff!
'Ah, it was the sympathy of true love thai
attracted me, after ali = exclaimed the youn!
soldier, as he pressed her TO his heart.
She had seen and loved him for his mani
spirit and character. and having found by in
quiry that he was worthy of her love, she ha
managed this delicate Intrigue, and had teste
him, and now gave TO him her wealth, title
and everything
They were married with great pomp, ant
accompanied the Arch Duchess to Paris
Napoleon, to crown the happiness of his ia
vorie, made him at once General of Divl
sion.
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MICHAEL HANCOCK CHEyALLIE.-Maior
Michael Hancock ChevaIlie, who died at San
Francisco on the 18th of July ast and whose
obituary we published few DAYS since, (says
the Enquirer) was a native of Richmond, Va.
from whence he emigrated to Texas in 1886,
at the age of fourteen years. Shortly after
wards he entered The army, and received the
appointment Of lieutenant in the company com
manded by Capt. T. Howard. After the dis.
banding of the army Major Chevalie, being
of an active and adventurous disposition re.
mained upon the frontier, joining in all the ex-
pedilions against the Mrxicans and Indians who
infested the borders of the State. He was one
Of the original company of Texan rangers who,
under command of Col. Jack Hays, were the
pride of Texas and the terror of her enemies. In
all the glorious achievements Of that noble
band, Maj. Chevalle bore conspicuous part,
and, by his daring and chivalrous courage, his
many noble and generous qualities, command.
ed the esteem and confluence of his comrades.
When war was declared between the United
| States and Mexico. Maj. Che 'allie repaired to
the frontier at the head ofa company ofrangers.
he was subsequently electeu llaDoT OF tne DTSt
| Regiment of Texas, commanded by Col. Jack
| Hays, which position he filled with distinguish
| ed honor until the regiment was disbanded,
after the captulation Of Monterey. Maj Che
| valie was foremost in every action. He COM
manded the battalion Of Texans who had the
storming Of the batteries on independence Hill,
and to his courage, and that of his followers,
is TO be attributed the fac that the desperate at
tack succeeded with so little loss of life. The
regiment having been dlsbanded after the capi
tulation Of Monterey, Major Chevallie returned
to Texas; but he was not one OF those who
could remain qnietly al home, whilst glorious
couquests were being achieved, and he speedi-
! " returned to the scene of operations, at the
| head OF a battalion of Texans, who unani
mously selected him as their leader. Becom-
| ing dissatisfied with life of comparative in
action, which he had on Tay lor's lire, he soon
| resigned his command and proceeded to Vera
Cruz, where he joined the Texan regiment,
| preterring to participate as private in the
stirring scenes which were being enacted on
that line, to command where the prospects Of
active service were more distant. He con-
tinued with the reg imeHt, as an amateur, until
! the close of the war, when he returned TO
, Texas. From thence he emigrated to Califor-
MIA in IS49.
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pUOKs, MORE BOOKS JUST r.

ROOKs, MORE BOOKS JUST RE-
ID CElVED.-
Expository Discourses on the First Epistle of Pc.
ter.
Kilto's Drily Bible-illus.rations
Ryle
Wheat and Chat, by do
Contributions OF Q q /, BY Jane Taylor
LINED EYigs Sc catch young birds, by do
Christ Our Example, by Caroline Fry
Young Mans Friend and Guide Through Life to
Immortality, by John Angel James
Letters to Sunday School Children. by Lowre
The Martyr Lamb, o., Christ, the Representation
of the People in all Ages
Man, his Religion, and his World, by Rev H Bo.
Eg- For sale at the Baptist Book Store.
an IL CHARLES WORTHAM, Depositsry.
CARPENTERS TUOLs.-W. S. a. G
~ DONNAN ask the attention of Carpenters
and others to their mplete assortment of tools,
consisting Of
Bench and Moulding Planes, every variety,
Hand, Pannel Tenon aud Cross Cut Saws part
superior.
Best C Steel Socket and Firmer Chisels al.
sizes.
Turner's Chisels Plane Irons, Drawing Knives
Shinsling, Chopping and broad Axes, Cast Steel
AugGrs and Bits, Iron and best Plated Braces,
with y to As bits
Measuring Tapes, Hammers, Compasses. Di-
yiders and tod hnles; part OF the finest tn
ished Ivory, which we offer for sale on :he owest
terms w. 5. 81 q. DONNAN,
Ia 12 M I9 Pearl street.
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AURDEk WILL OUT.-it has long been
lvl an acknowledged fact, that the first good
Ready Made" Clothing brought to the Rich
mond market, was brought by the old house of
time the clothing trade was in the hands Of small
dealers, who were not stu ated as to make up q
stock of goods in coed style. Now, the best cloth
ing sold is sold ready made. If you 60 TO the pro.
per place to buy, No l02 Is that place and as the
stock on hand is much TOO large tor the season. and
the amount of cash much too small, great arsains
may be had Come with cash in hand, to
au2 KEEN, CHlLE5 T. BALDWIN.
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1 IPPINCOTT's CABIN Ell hiSTO.
IL RlES OF THE UNITED STATES, written by
T 5 Arthur and VIM f Carpenter. Histories Of
Virginia, Kentucky and Georgia now ready-each
62H cents.
In this series of histories the author, while pre-
senting concise but accurate narrative of the do
mesrc policy OF each State, will give greater pro-
minence the personal history OF the people. The
dangers which continually hovered around the
early colonsts the stirring of life passed
iearlessly amid peril the incidents OF border war
fare; the adventures of hardy pioneers; the keen
watchtuness, the subtle surprise, the ruthless at
tack, and prompt retas ton-all these having had
an importan' influence upon the formation Of the
American character, are be faithfully recorded,
while the progressive developments OF the citizens
OF each individual State, from the rough forest life
instructng it is interesting. Books sent by
mail when desired.
my 20 HAROLD e. MURRAY.
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Kings Evil Diseases of tha Kidneys, Liver, &c.
Opinions Of the Medical Faculty.
BALTIMORE. March II, 1881.
Mrs B B. NoviS-Dear Madam: II gives me
great pleasure in recommending TO public favor
your valuable mediciue, Cedar Tar) as an excel
l.nt preventive or curative in the first stages OF
bronchial affections, diseases OF the lungs, and
also as a very valuable tonic. Yours, very respect
fully, 7 ii. WRIGHT, NJ ID.
| subscribe, with pleasure and full confidence, TO
the good effects Of the Cedar Tar ae prepared and
sofa by Mre. Norris, in many OF disease, hav
ing prescribs il frequently, anu always with good
e.acts A RICH, NJ D.
March 27, 1851.
Hrs B. B. N0rriS-Madam 1t gives me pleas
ure to recon- mend to the favorable notice OF the
public your valuable medicine, Cedar Tar in bron-
chiaI affections aad diseases OF the lungs.
THOMAS OWINGS, NJ. D.
Baltimore March q, 1851.
The Cedar Tan is daily gaining popularity in this
community and some OF our own pnyslclaEs are
recommending ii to their patients
We are permitted to refer 10 the following per-
sons citizens OF Richmond and vicinity, out OF a
large number, who, from motives OF deAcacy, pre-
fer that their names sho9ld not be made pubhc,)
xyho have received great benefit from the use OF the
la. "'p : rpnr Dc1,isi II Mcseke, Jas. H.
Moore, Jno b Dodd, Charlottesville Va
Call and see certificates.
- Beware of counterfeits. The genuine arti-
Gle Is tor sale by
P HORTON KEACH 81 Main street,
Sole Agent for Richmond and
au4 General A. gent for Eastern Virginia.
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"A Randolph Abbey, novel. This work consists
ot series OF chapters originally published in that
most brilliant of all the foreign monthlies, the
Dublin University Magazine-25c
Aunt PhiIlis' Cabin, Southern Life as it is, by
Mrs Mary II Eastman, beautifully illustrated-5Oc
Gleasons Pictorial tor this week. Together with
all the Weeklies, at
GEO. NJ. WEST & BROS,
an 90 Under Exchange
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IUNE 80, IoJ1.-Just received from New
j York,
Plain Swiss Musins
Dotted do do
Checked and plaid Swiss Muslins
Colored Sprig and Dotted do
Jsconet Cambrics
Tape Che k Muslins
Furniture Dimity, very cheap
And variety of other desirable and cheap goods,
at HART g. MOSES
je29 New Store, 63 Main street.
{lAKDWAKE, CUTLERY, &C.-The
i subscriber having purchased the Stock OF
Goods belonging to the estate OF E. NJ Newbern,
deceased, and opened at the store formerly occu.
pied by him, takes this method of inviting his
friends, the customers of Mr. NewberA, and the
public generally, to call and examine his goods He
will keep constantly on hand general assortment
of Hardware, Pocket and Table Cutlery, edge TOOLS
&c, which he will sell at very low prices.
A. B. CLARKE,
Corner Franklin and i7th streets.
~ The upper part OF the House. with Kitch
en- Tor rent. au l6-d2wwlt*
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DOCKS FOX EVERYBODY TO READ.
- Received aud for sale at III Literary Empo.
rum of T. H. GRESHAM.
LOTUS. EATING, a Summer Book, by w Cur
tis, author of Nile Notes, &c -75 cents
HEIRS OF RANDOLPH ABBEY-25 cents
No 432 LIVING AGE-I2i cents
VOL. OF GLEASONS PICTORIAL, bound
very handsomely-s3
MERWYN CLITHROE, Companion to David
Coppertield-50 cents
GODLY's LADY's BOOK for september-25
cents
GRAHAM'S MAGAZINE for dos cents
PETERSON'S LADY'S NATIONAL for do-le
cents
GLEASONS PICTORIAL, FLAG, BANNER,
POST, COURIER, WAVERLY, MUSEUM, AR
THURS HOME GAZETTE, DOLLAR PAPER
PICAYUNE, and all the papers received for this
week, August 2lst. Call at 1904 Broad street, Tor
everything in the Newspaper and Cheap Publ
cation line. THOS. H. GRESHAM,
Agent for the Baltimore Sun and all the New York,
Philadelphia and Baltimore daily and weekly Pa
peTs and Magazines. All orders promptly attended
10. Subscriptions solicited. su20
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NEW AND NEW EDITIONS OF Val.
/ ARI = LAW RONk IL La Exc llc

~ T." AND NE" EDITIONS OF tAL-
LN UABLE LAW BOOkS.-lhe Exchequer Re.
porte, Reports of cases argued and determined in
the Courts OF Exchequer and E4cheeuer Chamber,
volume 5th.
Hilary Vacation, l3 Wet to Michaelmas Vacation
IA Wet, both inclusive, by w Weisby, OF the
Middle Temple, f T Huristone, of the Inner Tenn
pie, Gordon, Of the Middle Temple
BaTisters at Law, with references 10 decisions
in the American Courts, J J Clark Hare and II B
Wallace, Editors
A selection OF Leading Cases on various branch 8
OF the Law, with notes, by John VIM smith, Of the
Inner Temple Barrister al Law.
Fourth American Edition, with additional notes.
and references to American Editions, by J Clark
Hare and II Wallace, new edition, vols
The Law OF Nations, OF Principles of the Law of
Nature applied to the conduct and affairs Of Nations
and Sovereigns, from the French of Monsieur De
Wallet, from the new edition, by Joseph Chitty
Barrster at Law. For sale by
A. NORRIS,
Late Drinker e. Morris, 81 Main street
Also just received, supply OF Aunt Phillls's Ca
bin or Southern Life AS 1t Is, by Mrs. Mary East
man. au II
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=; >;HARP'S RICH MOND GROU N Do
y PLASTER for sale by
an 20 JOHN III. CLAIBORNE.
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:, >,EGAkS.-Ju.t received, at the Apohecsry
y and Drug Store of THOMAS E. PACE, 222
Broad street, large and well selected stock OF Sc:
gars, OF the most approved brands, unsurpassed
by any ever brought to this market. u2l
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INT PHILLIs's CABIN.-NAsh q
n WOODHOUSE, Eagle Square, have just re
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This volume will present picture of Southern
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History the Mormons, or Latter Day Saints, by
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Recreation noyelb Cooper, vols-50c
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Roughng it in the Bush, by Mrs Noodle 9Th
thousand, vos-paper 50c Goth soc; | vol cloth
75c. au l9
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ERRINGS AND MACK EREL.-5
L L bbls No Halifax Heriings; IS do No Mack
erel, landing per schi Mercy Taylor. for sale BY
au 20 JOHN II. CLAIBORNE.
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