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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-09-08

WASHINGTON, Aug. 31.-The Sen
ate has confirmed the nomination of
Inland Hall as California La nd Com
missioner.
Ii. X. Elkins as Marshal of Wiscon-
sin.
N. X. Hall as Judge of U. S. for
Northern District of New York, in
the place of Conkling and S. D.
Hubbard, of CT, as Post Master Gen
eral.
L. A. Bradford's nomination to the
Supreme Bench is laid over.
Gen. Wilson's rejection as Califor-
mia Land Commissioner was by an
exclusive party vote, and with much
angry feeling.
Boyd Hamilton, late public printer,
it is said, will get from $4,000 to
$4,000, under a blind amendment to
the Civil and Diplomatic Appropria-
ton bill.
The Fertilization bill has gone over
to the next Session.
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"TmE WHITE SLAvE.n-We are in
debted to the publishers, Messrs Tappan
and Whttemorc, Boston, for a copy of
this exciting and popular work. We
have not had leisure to peruse it, but
presume the following, from the Nation-
al Era, to be a fair statement of its mer
its and character
at is the story ola slave, and it is the
slave in middle life, educated, refined.
wealthy, and free, who tells it. With
him. life had been grave and earnest, and
such is his narrative 1t has the stern
and stately movement of the old Greek
tragedy.
"As picture of slavery, in its moral,
social, and political bearing upon the
North as well as the South, it furnishes
hints and facts which are overlooked in
Uncle Toms Cabin. The high reputa-
ton the author has received in another
department of literature will not suffer
by his present production which deserves,
aud will have a wide circulation"
The publishers advertise for agents
to sell the above work, to whom good
inducements are offered.
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That Breasted Cow"

The Locofocos of Orange County
made great efforts to get up an immense
mass meeting at Chelsea, on the Goth
ult. Among the principal attractions
set down in the bill was the important
consideration that ''the latest Cow in
Vermont would be roasted whole The
gathering appears to have been rcspec
table in point of numbers, but the roast
was "no better than it should be-" A
correspondent of the Windsor Jcurnal
says
/" But the great feature in the concern,
and the one to which oH others were
secondary, was the splendid Barbecue
roasted ~ whole And this certainly
spoke for itself to all who were with
in reasonable distance to leeward 1t
was decorated and labelled, | think,
Picrcc & hing,' which was certainly
BETTING the occasion, for they are a
stencil in the nostrils' of the mass of
Green Mountain Boys There was, Mr..
Editor, wholesome and well cooked beef
distributed on the occasion. as / am in
formed, not roasted whole"
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GEoRGGA.-The Georgia Wings, al
though running two electoral tickets,
one for Scott and Graham, and one
for Webster and jenkins, seems to I'M
derstand one another very well. On
the whole, we think they have acted
wisely, under the peculiar state of af-
fairs existing there. 1t is well known
that there is Wing majority in tho
Georgia Legislature. In that State
it requires majority cote on the part
Of the people to choose electors. If
majority is not obtained, the Legisla-
turc makes choice. By running two
Wing electoral tickets, it is made NOR
ally certain there will be no choice by
the people, and the choice will be
thrown upon the Wing Legislature.
The Savannah Republican of the 2lst
publishes both electoral tickets, though
the paper supports Webster and Jen-
kins. The editor says, the division
ofthc Wing party in Georgia is not
permanent. = Boston Atlas.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-09-08

According to call of the Executive
committee the Scott and Graham Club,
met at the hour appointed and was call
ed to order by the President
The Executive Committee had OBJ
tanned the services of S. s. BEMAN, of
Washington County, N. Y, who was
called to the stand, and for an hour and
half held the audience in breathlcss
silence except when, now and then, the
thunders of applause were called down
by the sharp shooting of the Orator.
The Hon. JAMES MEAcHAM was then
loudly called for, and responded in the
usual happy manner of our Congression-
al Representative
On motion, the Club was then adjourn
ed. VIM S. LANE, See.
The speech of Mr.. BEMAN, on the
occasion above referred to, was ono Of
the best and most stirring appeals in be
half Of Wing policy-and especially o.
the Tariff and Internal Improvements
that we have ever heard His audience
was large and his reception enthusiastic
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-09-08

OUR COUNTY FAR.-Arrangemcnts
have been completed for enclosing a
lot of twelve acres, finely situated, and
convenient of access, to be occupied
by the County Society for five years,
as the place Of holding their Fairs.
Next week, we design to give fuller
particulars of the doings and purposes
of the Committee of Arrangements.
We are confident that the Fair of the
9th of October next will surpass any
heretofore held by the County Society,
After attending two State Fairs, we are
satisfied that no county can equal us
in the exhibition of Stock, when we dc
our best. We trust all parts of the
county will cordially unite in sustain
ing and increasing our present excel
lent reputation in this respect.
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Our STATE ticket is undoubtedly elected
by about the same majority as last year.
The Legislature is probably strongly
Wing in both branches.
The regular Wing ticket for County
officers,in this County, is elected by about
1900 plurality, as follows:
Senators, Edward Seymour, b. Howe
Jm'ges, Joseph Hayward, r. Bottum
Jr.
&eriB, David S. Church.
'%ate's Auormcy, John w, Stewart.
High Bai/iG, VIM Joslin.
In the Addison District, Horato Sey
mour is reelected Judge Of Probate, ant
in the New Haven District, Harvey Nun
sill, by about the usual majority
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Ea5~ The Tribune, speaking of Mr..
Choate, says it is . informed that ar
engagements are already made for him
to take the field in aid Of the cause
he has SO long cspoused, and SO often
and so cloquently advocated and
that he will appear at no remote day
as one Of the most decided, as he will
be sure to prove himself one of the
most effective, advocates of Gen.
Scots election"
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Mr.. SUMMERS AMENDMEYT.-The
following is the vote in the Senate up
on the amendment Of Mr.. Sumner,
which was virtually to repeal the Flu
gitive Slave Law -
Yeas-NIcssrs. Chase, Hale, Sum
nrr, and Wade.
Nays - Messrs. Adams, Badger,
Bayard, Bell, Borland, Bradbury,
Bright, Brodhead, Brooke, Butler,
Cass, Charlton, Clarke, Clemens, Coop
or, Dawson, DcSaussure, Dodge of
Iowa. Douglas, Felch, Fish, Geyer,
Gwin, Hamlin, Houston, Hunter,
James, Jones of Iowa, King, Mallory,
Mangum, Mason, Mcrriwether, Miller,
Morton, Pcarce, Pratt, Rusk, Shields,
Smith, Soule, Spruance, TOucey, I'm
dcrwood, Upham, Walker, and Wei
ler-47.
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49, The E,Ii,,burgh Rcr;c,c f.

EH The Edinburgh Rcriec, for
July contains the following articles /:
The Police System of London; Camp
bells Modern India Piedmont Dutch
Diplomacy and Indian Piracy; Life and
Letters of Niebuhr; The Marquis of
Rockingham and his Contemporaries
English Agriculture in 1852 Lives of
Lord Clarendon's Friends; Our defen-
sive Armament; The Oxford Univer-
sity Commission Report.-Republished
by l.. Scott & Co., 70 Fulton St., New
York.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-09-08

Mr.. WEBsTER.-The Washington
correspondent of theP Philadelphia Ledg-
or writes -" repeat what Ipredict-
cd from the commencement, that, not
withstanding all the Webster move
ments in Boston, Philadelphia, and
Georgia, Mr.. Webster will decline
running, for a third Presidential can
didate. Mr.. Webster has no idea Of
running, without a chance of an cleo
ton, and viii do nothing which does
not COMFORT with his historical dignity.
| do not think Mr. Webster viii mate
rally assist in the election of Gen.
Scott but he will not suffer his name
to be used in opposition to him. That
is the long and short of the story, what
ever political writers and correspond
ents may say on the subject"
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-09-08

MAssAcnrsETTs-Thc Wings of Mas
sachusctts had Il harmonious and spirit
ed State Convention at Worcester, on
the LIST inst. and nominated Hon John
II. Clifford, of New Bedford, for Gov
ernor, and Hon. Elisha Huntington, OF
Lowell, for Lieut.. Governor. The best
feeling prevailed in favor of Scott and
Graham. An electoral ticket was put
in nomination.
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tJr Rrgistrr.
MIDDLEBURY, SEPT s, 1852.
Whig Nominations.
FOR PRESIDENT,
WINFIELD SCOTT.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
WILLIAM A. GRAHAM.


Our second State Fair, at Rutland
last week, was attended by still
greater number of people than that Of
last year. The exhibition was a fine
one. In the department of the Nc
chanic Arts, and of Fancy Articles, it
was much superior to the last. More
time was given for the preparation,
and the portion belonging especially
to the Ladies was undertaken by them
with commendaLlc zeal, and very sue
ccssfully accomplished.
The leading department of the show,
was that of Horses. A fine trotting
course half mile in circuit. had been
prepared within the spacious grounds
enclosed for the occasion, on which the
several varieties Of ood-Mor gan,
Black Hawk, IIamitonian, &c.-were
advantageously exhibited As COM
pared with last year, the total number,
we should say, was rather less that Of
Morgans more numerous and better !;
while there were fewer Black Hawks,
and no new animals, we believe, Of any
great note.
The show Of Cattle and Sheep was
decidedly inferior to that at this place
year ago. So also of Swine, Fowls,
&C., 50 far as we could judge.
The principal addresses of the oc-
casion were delivered by W. S. KING,
Esq, Editor of the Journal of A gri-
culture, Boston, Con Wednesday, and
by Hon. WIN. ii. SEWARD, on Thurs
day.) The former was sound and
timely discourse on Scientific Agri
culture, and was we'll received. The
latter was partly an apostrophe toithC
|
Green Mountains, partly a review o.
our early history, partly Aattery o.
Vcrmonters, and mainly an able ap-
peal to Farmers in behalf of seli-cul-
ture. They were enjoined to consid'
err their calling dignifcd and honorable
at least equally with any other, ant
were urged, while improving in thu
culture of their farms, to cultivate thei
own minds, as becomes the position
they are destined, in this country, t.
occupy. When Gov. SEWARD com
menced, there was great anxlet,
manifested to hear him, and the crow
about the stand was very large. Hi
voice vas not sufficiently powerful
however, to enable the audience gen
orally to hear him. Very few listen
ed to the close. We may publish thi
address, at some future time, as it wa
reported in full.
The number on the grounds o.
Thursday afternoon, at one time, mus
have been nearly or quite 5000
Twice that number, in all, were proba
bly, present during the three days
, the Fair. We have noticed much lars
or statements manifestly exaggel
ated. We must defer all particula
details of the exhibition until anothe
| time.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-09-08

COMMENCEMENT AT NoRwIcH.-
The Commencement exercises of Nor
witch University occurred on Thurs
day, August 10th. In the forenoon,
addresses were made by Rev. John
IL. Hopkins of New York, son of Bish'
op Hopkins of Burlington, Hon. d. P.
Thompson, editor of the Montpelier
Freeman, and Rev. Henry N. Hud-
son, of Boston, the lecturer on Shak-
speare.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-09-08

DEATH OF ORIN FowLER.-Thc tel
egraph brings to us the information of
the death at Washington of Rev. Grin
Fowler OF Fall River, Representative
in Congress from the late Bristol and
Plymouth district, an excellent and
popular man, and an honest and con-
scientious politician. We had been in.
formed beforehand that he was dang
erously i'll, and his death was not I'M
expected. -B0ston Courier.
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New YoRk.-The democrats of New
York held their State Convention at
Syracuse, commencing last Wednesday.
They had stormy ii mc-Hunkcr and
Barnburncr renewing their old quarrcls
On Thursday, Horatio Seymour was re-
nominated for Governor, and Sanford +
Church for Lieut. Governor, An cleo
toral ticket was also nominated
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-09-08

We are indebted to our friend
and classmate, Prof ]. A. ALLEN, of
Michigan University, for copy of the
engraved likenesses of the Medical Facul-
ty of that institution. The plate con-
tains the portraits Tin mezzotint, by
Sartain)of Professors DENTON. DOUGLASS,
SAoER, PITCHER, GUM, and ALLEN-a
gallery ofwhich any institution might be
proud. 1t was presented by the students,
as a memorial and tribute of respect to
the Faculty.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-09-08

FRANKLIN PIERCE on RIVERS AND
HARBoRs. - At a meeting held at
Bradford, N. H., on the Odd of Jan
uary, in the present year, Mr.. Pierce
took ground as follows against the i'm
provement of our rivers and harbors,
as testified by respectable gentlemen
who were PRESENT.
General Pierce followed Mr.. Nor
rison, giving great prominence to this
question. He endorsed the remarks
of Mr.. NJ. respecting it, and said, in
substance, that appropriations by the
Federal Government for the improve
ment of rivers and harbors was of a
purely Federal character, and repug-
nant to the principles and practices of
the Democracy of this state and
that Messrs. Hale and Tuck we're just
ly obnoxious to the charge Of Federal
sympathies for having supported such
measures. lie polntedly affirmed that
no person elected to Congress as a
Democrat from this state had ever
supported measures for these purpo
SEES. lie put the question to the au
dicnce if this were not so, and paused
for reply, which was given in the
affirmative by some person near the
speakers stand. lie then reaffrmed
the position he had taken, and proceed
cd with his address.
The entire remarks of Gen. Pierce
on this subject were characterized by
utter hostility to the improvement o
rivers and harbors, and other works o
internal improvements by the Fedora
Government.
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[PgRLlc Acr-No. 4Gl

AN ACT granting TO the State OF Michigan
the right Of way and donation Of public
land, for the construction Of a ship canal y
round the Rsls Of St. Nary's, in said State
Bs IL enacted by he Senate and House Of
Representatives. Of The United States Of Ancri-
"a IN Congress assembled, That there be, and
is hereby granted 70 said State, that the right
OF locating canal through the pnblic lands,
known ms the militaryrescryation al the Falls
nj st. Mary's river, in said State, and that
four hundred feet Of land in width, extending
along the line of such canal, be and the same
is hereby granted, TO be used by said Statc,or
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-09-08

The following list of Justices was G.
lected iii this place yesterday
Dorastus Wooster, Norman Upper,
Ozias Seymour, +. d. Barber, Jas. Me
Donald, Nahum Parker, Edwin Ham
mond, Jed S. Bushnell, Jos. II. Barrett,
John w. Stewart, Geo. s. Swift, Oliver
Hyde.
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WASHINGTON, Sept. president
Fillmore left Washington last evening
for the Berkeley Springs. lie was
accompanied by the Secretary of the
Navy, and will be absent about one
week. Judge Conrad will be the &C
ting Secretary of State, during the
absence OF Mr.. Webster.
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To the Editor of the Middlebury Register.
Mn. EDIroR
Through your columns, [
respectfully solicit the privilege of CON
vcying to the Inhabitants of Middfebury
the assurance of deep and fcrvent graft
tude on the part of the Parents and rel
atives of the late STEPHEN W. IIITcH-
COCK, A. NJ, Principal of the Female
Scminaryin Middlcbury,for the generous
sympathy and practical kindness so large
ly and uniformly manifested in con
nocton with his recent illness and death.
The special thanks of the bereavcd fam
lily arc rendered to the Trustees and
members Of the Seminary, to his medi
cal advisers, as well as to many other
friends from whom he received so much
marked attention and kindness In the
time Of personal suffering or borcavc
ment, may they receive abundantly Of
that sympathy and soothing attention
which, in this case, they have so liberal
ly extended. Yours, &c,
ii. w. HITCHCOCK.
Mont st. IIiliarc, Canada East, Sept. 1st
1862.
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NATIONAL LIBERTY CONVENTION The
National Convention of the Liberty
Party, at Canast ota, n. Y, last Thurs
day, decided to support Hale and Julian.
a minority seeded and nominated VIM
Goodell for President and Chas c.
Footc for Vice President
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-09-08

ERRATuM.-In the obituary notice
on the first page, the date 1913, given
in figures, should read 1874. A part
of the edition was printed, without q
revision of the'proof sheets.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-09-08

Ba-Thc following appointments of
Steamboat Inspectors, under the new
law of Congress, have been confirmed
Robert L. Stevens, New York (;
Hiram Barton, Buffalo John Shall
cross, Louisville John Marley, Bal
timore II. w. Dale, Chicago.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-09-08

E@~ Hon. Pierre Soule, U. S. Sen
ator from Louisiana, has our thanks
for copy of bis speech on the Amer
lean Fisheries.
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FIRE AT OGDENsBURGH.-A dcstruc-
tive fire occurred at Ogdensburgh, NJ
Y, on Wednesday last. 1t is supposed
to have been the work of an incendiary
Loss estimated at $4,000
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How IT oRKs.-Ex.Senator J CT.
ferson Davis, of Mississippi, made a
violent speech in Memphis. Tenn, the
other day, against Gen. Scott. The
Memphis Eagle and Examiner says
" Since Col. Jefferson Davis made his
speech in this city, We understand
that forty or fifty Democrats have de-
clared their intention to vote for Scott
and Graham"
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-09-08

DECLARED For WEBsTEE.- Mr.. Ste
phcns of Georgia, in dspecch at Craw-
fordsyillc, few days since, came out
strongly in favor of Webster for the
Presidency.
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E<Among Che bills which were ia
vorably acted upon by Congress, oil Mon
day, are,
The Civil and Diplomatic Appropria-
ton Bill
The River and HARDER Bill.
The Ocean Mail Appropriation Bill
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-09-08

Ea Gold to the amount of $4,000,
900, in all, has been received in England
from Australia.
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STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION. - The
Steamboat Rein Deer, on the North
River, blew up last Saturday near
Bristol. Ten were killed and many
more wounded.
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commentator Of a majority of the
Wing members Of Congress from that
state.
So far as l remember, 1 never read
a single lumber of either Of these
newspapers.
hope l may be pardoncd, under
the circumstan ccs, for this obtrusion on
the public, so unusual with inc, to de-
fend my official conduct against mere
random vituperation.
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MEMBER OF CONGRESS.

In the 10 towns above given, Mr..
Mcacaam gains lS5 on the Governor
vote of last year, when the majority for
Gov. Williams in the entire district was
1901.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-09-08

p&- Mr.. Frank. Pierce has written
another letter, to define his position on
the Religious Test in New Hampshire.
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ee.g7 The Wing candidate for Con-
gresa in the second district Of Ohio
is j. Scott Harrison, a son of General
Harrison.
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REPRESENTATIVES,

Addison,
Bridport, +. Il. Grosvcnor, W 100 maj
Bristol, II. Ncedham, f. $. gain
Cornwall, Marcus o. Pottery
Forrisburgh.
Goshen, s, d. Gale,
Granville, Hiram Ford, W
Hancock, A. Taylor,
Leicester.
Line oln, Il. p. Hoag. IS.
Middlcbury, Joseph II. Barrett, W
Monkton,
New Haven. Sylvester Doud, W
Orwell, c. NJ. Fletcher, W
Panton, Hiram Allen, W
Ripton, John II. New,
Salisbury, John Dyer, W
Shorcham, A. Birchard, W
Starksboro,
Vcrgcnnes, G.. w. Grandey, W maj.
Waltham, n Griswold, dem gain,
Weybridgc. John Child, W
Whiting, w. p. Wright, W
Burlington, ii. p Hickok, W.
81. Albans, c. II. Hayden, w gain
R"tland, John 3. Page, W.
II'oocistoch, Thos. Il. Powers, W.
81. JohmsJary, Ii. Knapp, W.
Dlontpclicr, IL. II. Reed, W.
Brdndon,E. j. Bliss, f. $.
Scranton, 1. b. Bowdish, dem.
Ma@cdcs ter, D. Andrews, W.
Cdrendish. John f. Dcane, W.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-09-08

& Prof. James i. Kingsley. of
Yale College, died on the 9lst ult., at
New Haven
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Hsay@ The accounts from Tennessee
are very encouraging for the Wing
cause.
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Returns of the Election.

Below we give all the returns of the
Election on Tuesday, received at the
time of going to press.
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EE- George D. Prentice, Esq,
of the Louisville Journal, is mention
ed as a candidate for Congress, to
succeed Hon. Humphrey Marshall.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-09-08

Some judicious friend should keep him
quiet, if he wishes to stand any chance
of an election.
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ES Francis Arenz, the Wing
candidate for State Treasurer in Hi
nois, Is q German by birth, and was
formerly member Of the Legislature.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-09-08

IGg@ Benefits Land Distribution
came within one vote of passing the
Senate.
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E% The New York State Fair is held
this year at Utica Sept. 7, 8, Q, and 10th
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-09-08

LM Judge Larue, of Louisiana, was
recently drowned while on fishing OK
cursion.
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RErREsENTATIvE VorE OF MDpLEBuRY.
Joseph II. Barrett, 222