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s5szEsAs EDzs NEW 0Hs.RANa.~.Ftusr
| sszszs PACkET.-VePin'd aid Louisiana Ljur I'll.
superior new fast sailing packet barque CORA Can't Hi
ram Horton, now loading, and will sail with dspatcb
or freight cabin Storage passage having superior
sW1 a apply to captain board at Dunlop
Moncure Co S wharf, to ff
CHAS: 7. WORKMAN & CO., or
mn 81 HASK1NS & LIBBY.
,s$55a FOR n Os TON-FTrsI Packet --T7I-- -
49, gulnr packet scbr SHARON CAPTAIN Prentiss
Thacher, now loading. and will sail with disnatcb T
nalance OF freight apply to Captain on board at Lud
ap2 DAVID CURRIE.
sek@5s FOR JACKsONvEELE FIor;do--
ss=ss The superior fastsaIing schr OREGON Willis
carver commando now ready receive freight and
rels, apply to r. RANKI IN '"'-
up Corner 22d and Water SITS
xssk FOR SALE, FREIGHT OR CEuaR.
$50 - Elk the splendid fastsailng barque MIDAS,
IN good order for any voyages foreign freight preferred
ror particulars apply to ROBERT RANKIN
mn 81 Corner 22d and Water streets
Sah1sss FOas NEW YORK-FUsI P1ckcI- Vir
.sSszs sinia line of Richmond and New YorI.
Fnc.tets.-The superior packet schooner GAL
LEGO Captain Nelson, loading and will sail with
despatch For balance of freight Of 500 packages TO-
pacco apply to Captain on board at Raston Peasants
app DAVID CURRIE
sSsE FOR CHARLESTON, $ C.-The fine fast
assassss saing brig MARCULOIS, Captain Pisbury, will
eiSht apply to captain on board or to
ape ROBT RANKIN
- FOR RENT-The corner tenement of he
rlA block of houses Franklin and Cd streets This
mousse IN good order contains 10 good sized rooms and
small rooms, with all needul outhouses carriage house
hu staDie. Apply to JAMES GRAY.
Also Tor rent OR lease for term years. one enclosed
ut III Siahey opposite Mr.. Guests flower garden.
Apply 10 JAMES GRAY.
NH 1t
IA FOR RENT excellent brick Dwelling
H.S House, on nth street. nearly opposite the resi-
ESD uqt sayt.,c r,iaJl
of April. TOIER y COOK ~
mn - General Agents.
%AA FOR RENT-The formerresidence of Mr. Peter
i'll Cotom deceased, situated half mile west of the
CITY, at the est corner Mr. Ruths foords farm offered
1or rent ihelnprovemens extensive and conv
and there is large and rich lot Of land attached on which
are fruit trees, &c.
We ask particular and early attention to this beautiful
anu huchtooedesred situation For terms apply
TOLER Il COOK,
jas General AGENTS
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THURSDAY-K entucky, extra. No. e1-CapitaI: O..
500 60 Nos, 10 drawn Tickets &c. ''N' w
HURSDAY-Kentucky, No s7-Capital: 10000
Is Nos, ID drawn. Tickets S.
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1S0 HHDe. SUGAR. P r. AND n ORLEANS
lcO $50 bbs Stuars Coffee Sugar
Is packages Loaf and Clarified Sugars
1000 600 bags Coffee, Rio and Laguyra
100 bags Old Java and Costa Rica Coffee
100 hhds and bbs Molasses
1900 kegs Nails, assorted, together with msnv
other articles IN the Grocery line, for sale low by
NH Sow HJTGIJ w Epv
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MEDICAL SOCIETY OF VIRGINIA.
Inc annual meeting of the Medical>Sociey of Virginia
April 2sth 1852 Business of much Importance will he
transacted and ishoped that large number of Fellows
By order of the Society
ap 6-ctd p Ct GOOcu SAT-,
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General OF the u s. Army now deposited in San Anton"
TO be brought 10 and buried IN fgInia-hs na'l'e ''A'
Lies over. g r,,., ,o
The SPEAKER presented the memorial of Clemens con-
rnn ,e 5 District, composed OF the counties Of Brooke
Innc"rk and Oho on the ground that he is not natural
ICED citizen. = ;oo L n, S.
,,n, ite SPEAKER 10 request The ministers OF the 81 era
Christina denominations in this city 10 open me SESSIONS
The Senate each day with prayer, was taken up.
Mr. CA7rrrr moved TO amendi, BY requiring all the mem
t.rs 10 be- in their Seats before the service oil ptaye-h'
roll TO be called ascertain that lac! ana Inc aosee'' o
ted :, ,,n
Mr. IsBELL moved ameud by striking OUT al ale
f,ved and insert 'hat Monday next me Heha'- ),
proceed 10 the election of Chaplain" Rrleced-y''S :
(MrssS. lshell and Brayton,) nays 3d.
Mr. CATLETTs proposed amendment was then re]ec'eu
yeas TO- IS The question recurring on the ol-n'
resolution NJ SrrARr moved 10 amend II by SALES.--FUTURE!
at lie President confer with the ministers in the cry an
u.ccra whether arrangement be made BY which IN
Senate shall be daily opened with prayer Negaved-yeas
r. nays II.
The stion again recurring the original resolution
was nut and determined in the Acknowledgements 80 nays
On motion Of Mr.. SHAcEELr7RD, the Senate adjourned
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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 81, 1852.
SI,N+ I'rI~

Mr.. Hunter submitted the following resolutions which
crGsideIe by unanimous consent and agreed 10:
Resolved That the Secretary of the Treasury on rcune
ed ~ lrGsn for the Information OF the Senate dCTlicd
o all cases where seizure and cunscaton In par
of law, may have taken place The ground OF
Ler aua1n frauds either in the invoice entry 1I
attempted 10 be made al the custom house OF any col
cci ds:ric. OF lie United States since the tariff Il
the 3Jh II July 1916 into operation, describing
uCa c7od. and stating the race Or Country from whence
imported: together with ike statement OF all seizures and
cohcati"ns. ard Prosecutions If any that NAV have
i1 pursuance OF the directions collectors an;
Fl .. III" CONTAINED in the circular nsu 3
is Il. Secret -: ~. Treasury under la:r -
IL uitcr $40 il the following - WIT ~
the Ie declared in the entry SHALL due Apr sencn. y!
The goods be found be far below the foreign cost
market value a. - raise presumption OF being audu"
nroced seizure and confsca,ioa of The goods should taxi
place under provisions vi the Of 81 March, 1899 an
The tariff act ri the Goth August, lS42, instituted"
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The Speaker having stated that the first business
he House the report of Inc select committee su5;nt
ling I'LL regulating the assignment Of bounty lind az.
rants,
Mr. Fitch OF Indiana reviewed the provisions Of tn il
and objected 10 toe nts section because il could
The object contemplcs, and because Is another BIZ
Tor the assignment OF bounty lind warrants
He considered Inc second section the mpo:t n
point OF the BILL which provides compensation officers IL
land Offices, BY allowing fifty Tor each regis
;rfct, ns providing Inadequate remuneration The ou!'h
section ne considered o. equally objectionable as BY tn a2
OF soU volunteers who might be discharged previous 10 e
term OF service having expired in consequence OF uni'
whereas the under consideration limits the time during
which volunteers have actually served thus excluding MGR
itorioUs class Of individuals.
Mr. Clark CT Iowa objected the first section Of the bill
because it would be-. unusy upon citizens Of his State
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THIRTY-sEC0ND CONGREss--Isrs SESSION
TUESDAY, JANUARY 20, 1852
St,N h1'L,

Before the Senate adjourned this afternoon, Mr.. Sewa'l
submitted the following amendment 10 the Joint rcsO
uton Introduced Yesterday by Mr. Clarke thu subject
inter- entdn
SSc out MI alter tie second resoiuon ana insert inc V'
loW:ig substitute:
Resolved That while the United States In consideration
OF the exgences of society, hahi,uly recognise go"rn
cn's te flcto in other States yet that they are neree
less BY no means indifferent when such government i Is
shed against the consent Of any people, by uSaE
pnJn by armed Intervention OF foreign States an
nations.
r. solved, That considering that the people o! Hungary
in the xcrciSe Of the right secured them By the lss "
ra,iyns ia solemn and systematic manner asserted t'
national independence ana established government o. t
own voluntary net and successfully maintained IL aI5!n-
All mnnsi,n by parties lawfully Interested in the question
nod Ih,t the Emperor of Russia without Just Lawful
pht invaded Hungary and by fraud and armed force sub
ysred the ultunal independence md political constitution
inns established and thereby reduced that country
condition ni Province ruled BY foreign absolute ppvrr
the United States in defence OF their interests, and
the common interests OF mankind, do sucnny pr0tcs
against The conduct al Russia that OCCASION wrni"f
and tyrannr iufraction Of the laws of nations And ht
United States do further declare that they will not hsIrait
Be indifferent similar u! naona! injustice, oprt-
sion and ton whenever wherever they may occur
Sir. CasS laid the following the ,uolt:
Resolved BY the Senate and House OF Repre- sentative, il
Congress assembled. That while The people Of the u State
synpaze with al nations who striving establish
they recognize the great principle III t
Of nations which 10 each Of them the right
abolish its government al pleasure, without the inr!l
ence o any power. And they have cnGt
they again see without deep concern the violation of ta
principle Of national Independence.
The Senate then took r joint resolution making lIrd
warrants gnanle and Nj Walkers amendment oe red
Monday; giving 100 every settler without chang"
was re)ecedyeas nays 35 After further Gebnte The frs
resolution ordered 10 be engrossedyeas 3d. nays
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FRIDAY. JASrARv %, lS52.

The Senate proceeded VIA the consideration OF the Bills
on the private calendar. 49,. =,
House bill for relief ot The Virginia H"ocn COMPANY
was passed. Various OTHER bills were c0nsi:erel, a'-:
which the SENATE adjourned ~! M"niiS.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The Rules ui The asc having Been suspended, the con
muolca,ion Of the President which "lS received on FOX
nlcr day transmitting m?or; lfom The STATE Department
communicating the correspondence OF ne Minister vi Inc
United States Paris win reference /" Inc occurrences
that have place recently IN FFnnc""I4 reported ana
referred 10 the Committee IN Foreign Affairs.
Mir Daniel stated ;h" a. information "Ich vas required
hy resolution 81 Yesterday had not been received anu "a
,nc DELAY of few DAYS would not tr Of any disadvantage
II, moved 10 rcconsiie. the resolution q Yesterday which
was ca,r'e:-yras b9, nuys o..
He then. moy the debate end on Tuesday next 81
three occk; which nrgat"ed tile yeas "ad nays benz
,akrn--yea- 81, nrvS 70. ;,
Mr. Meade o Virginia moved 70 lay 'hc resolution on t'
table; anj nays hcins "tdefc-, ths '' "a'
uegatlved-yeas %, naJs lUi. =.
Flnair motion prevailed IL terminate tle neoi'c vi 'e
MEXICAN Indemnity 81! Tomorrow at TWO t'ck. :,
Mr. Stanton, ksn;ucky called the a''nn'n VI we
House 10 queslrn OF privilege arising ou' :" e''c'
,yicn had been addressed MIN an: sn2sc'in"nY publish
by Pu5c pti"er IN which he nin inSha"Sl nt 10
r II al IT," facts 'f ne purpose &" ~.
,rnu nm THIS NJ Stanton di-cll!tned ana sent tuef
from Mr. German, the Chf'l'', u INC Le" G''" eA'"'
eratin. htm from Ii" charge winch was feio. $500
The House .en went INTO committee 81 ''' "'oe oh
me state OF the Unipn and took up The rA:an Indemnity
BIZ
Mr Aim of u,ss addressed the House, bn in 90 10" and
innlsnc nanner that nots;hsi nars H. took ro.es.on
81 tho Clerks desk il Vas mposso'c 10 OBTAIN any cNtc'
Tea Of The points which he enteaV"Ici u rsho''
Wc understood hm. however, 20 rn1'enn me coni't %
Mr. Webster with reference - M cratric; np "nlca n
nad entered BlJIe he finished ais speech the n)l Ca
prci 49,,
Mr. Davi. Of M.s-lchus TIA !!ip"ct ant rrtsf!od -
,ya; ,ck ;sc4 st TIE -otsci @ath
rr debates al the ~, IA. sri, r"r.y repetition.
NJ. WcGs;r went into Iun %! ln'
u;r of marry politics Massachusetts, whnr" he describe!
h.aut;iu state %. coh'sIna pss alls among n" tUrl
ton Wing and Democratic parties and ~teTc he scznn ~
hink the acc, ptnnc- OF gilt not deemed sp cies G:
corruption such has o.cn auule! 10 Mr.. Wecte..
The committee then rDse.
TIE House having Resulted message received rom 'e
President reported the House ana communicating
from Secretary O State rcli in which he states i:
il usual for applications r information 20 be MADE through
President wh: in the Instance had been is
the Department. tie, therefore, forwards u the Ptrs'
dent the of the Mexican minister referred but with
any took place. Il will 9s III.
proper make it puniic.
The House then adjourned.
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ith salaries OF $500 each this operation having Il" oe
oniec that the undersigned conJece than Tie @eNei"i
ons ri strengthening The clique in the COMMUNITY.
l. y;o ri me maeasance here sci forth, Tie undersigned
rssoect(u. request of your Exceency oappo'n TO vaca
clos which shali hereafter in the Board no persons
i hnn vour Eyccrncv shall nor have asccrtajncd tbs
,h arc suc persons WILL from their general character
=; ~, .,b,hiIity discharge their functions with tcvlsw IT,
m. nroper conduct ul this noble charity rather 'a lis per
version TO snrdd purposes. ,,, .,oo, e.
In conclusion the undersigned respectfully suggest ioT
vour EyceIcncys consideration, whether the nal.s mere
ren,esrnted he or Of such character AZ 10 warrant
u,, tender 10 your Exceency their high re.
spect. t-EEScy I0tIVS
WILLIAM WALLER,
WM. NJ. MOODY,
RO. MCCAIN DLlSH,
RO p. WALLER,
SYDNEY SMITH.
W,t,aNspruo l0TH JANUARY, l7oZ.
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+ OF TIC LNYEEIE7'
NOMINATION. OF JUDGE

NOMINATION OF JUDGE.
Arm large meeting OF the people OF Amelia al Amen
Cour, Housr on January Court day, David Mahen, Esq
culId To- the Chair and E. G. Leigh elected Secretary
The meeting being called 10 order VIM H. Harrison, r.sq
Offered the following preamble and esoutlons when wet
read and submitted and passed, with but one dssenahe
voice: ,,. ;o -.
Whereas we the people Of Amelia, in public meeting as
sembIed Irrespective of party duly estimating the import
nnce of the judicial office and the blessings Oh III abe ans
nnrpht administration Of public justice; and III view 81 s
fnct ina. under the constitution the people VIII SHORTY
be called or to fill the Office OF Judge OF this Circuit 'eel
duty which we ourselves. rs wei! as |" TIC a-.i
yushed gentleman who holds that office, 10 express
our decided opinion OF the manner IN which MS iutie' nave
becn di. charged and preference Tor Ms c-eec'"n:
Resu:cd Therefore That we approve OF Inc upt2n ana
efficient manner in which present Judge, inc non
W. Mash has performed the duties oil MS o!ce since MS
promotion 10 the bench AMI that we are un"ins |" eAI
change him for any uured Individual Tor mat olnec and
that his private virtues well as his past services anu ac
know ged Abilities eninent!y ene hiil 10 re-cectnn
Resolved That hereby nomlnlc our present judge
the Hon John W. Nash of Powhalan as our candidate IN
the ensuing election Of Jude of this Circuit; ana mat
Committee OF three friendly his election be- appoln LED &c
with his friends in other parts o! the circuit ana
whose duty il shall be that polls are opened az ,e
proper ie the respective places in the Circuit Tor ho
ing the election.
On motion the following gentlemen appointed by
the Chair under the last resolution viZ WIN. L. Booker,
Lewis f.. Harvie and VIM F. G. Gregory.
Resolved That the proceedings OF this mestn Dc pup
lisllcd in the Richmond and Petersburg newspapers.
DAVID MABEN Chairman.
F. 6. LEIGH, Secretary.
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On Sunday night received by the Northern cars four
Washington and Baltimore mails which had been Transport
ted In Wagons land to fredericksburg give such
items Of had relched by telegraph. Con-
sress engaged in very important busness-the most
exciting subject being the debate in the House on the Next
can nsalcn bill, and the and correctness OF the
previous ayments.
Last evening the brought another large budget of The
missing Northern mails-but they contained nothing cspe
cal interest As the night BEFORE the mails came by wag
CONS from Washington Brookes depot, the Ralrond
not far from Aqua Creek.
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MISSISSIPPI

Gen. Foote has been inauguraed Governor OF aliss
spp being the fourth Governor Mississippi has had within
few months. I, be the general opinion that Gen.
candidate for tho six years u 5. Senatorial
commencing in 1853 when his late will expire II
So he will out his years of office of Governor
Gen Foote'S inaugural is mainly devoted review Of tho
slavery controversies in Congress- the compromise
and the political of last year Mississippi He
graduates the country that the adjustment commands the
hearty approval Of OF tho whole people
that in Mississippi ",here is not single voice now heard in
opposition series Of that six months ago were
spoke OF by thousands only in language of bitter denunca-
on and caus,c ridicule and that in South Carolina
secession has at last been completely Frustrated"
The inaugural concludes as follows:
"In bringing this address 10 close deem il almost
necessary for TO declare the desire which fee
that the discussions which have heretofore unhappy
vailed among which huve been deeply injurious
prosperity people, should disappear forever that so
ea concord and It's attending blessings should be once
allowed reign unnteup,edy in midst tina, party
cor should give place feelings of bohery kind
ness and that the sentiments OF genuine patriotism should
be sscursda nai and permanent triumph all the evil
inf which have heretofore 80 dsastrousy o'sruc,e6
their benign operation
We however deeply regret that "dissensions,
spagng from this irritating still shew their hydra
heads 10 Mississippi We learn from the n. o. Pcayune
In the Democratic State Convention the Sth of Jan
uay Col Jefferson Davis twas very upon Governor
Fo3te, and rung the alerative changes upon Fooe Fill
more FrceSoil and Fraud concentration which
aroused the fury Of Gov Foos who in the Union
Convention returned these epets upon the Seccssonsts
with double. Fooe power of denuncia,ion. His speech
was most remarkable, however for the open Defiance with
which he declared purpose the threatened
of the Senate in regard the vacancies in the United States
Senate Ii is umored tina, the majority in the State Senate
will refuse go into the elections attempting thus put
them over another Legislature two years hence In au
ding this pan Gov Foo,e proclaimed in Convention that
be ready for the If the Legislature should adjourn
without eectng Senator's he announced that he would
srci.e his constitutional power and appoint two Union SEN
the places and they should noteeca SEN
for the long term commencing 1853 he would call an
session Of the Legislature in February 1885, for that
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THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

u IT. ~
Nzw YoRK Jan 23.thr steamer America arrived al he
berth las. night about 2 O'Clock with three days later new.
from Europe The only item of political news Is from
France. The country remains quiet II is reported ,hs.
serious standing has between the President
and Lord Momlnhy the English anras-.iir relative IL
Belgium The latter said ahouto return I" EngIind
The prUnuL aOn Of Nv Constitution has been dc
irrrci ten days
Tn" schooner Adelaide, from Charleston, S. c. was fallen
in with Sra the llth III, in sinking condition.
Four OF her rnHrn oil BY The SchI SJul CafUG1
and arrived NJ LIVERPOOL IN the 3 h inst.
LIVERPOOL Jan. l0.Thc sales Of Cotton for the ~rrE
res sed 45 0J0 bales Tn" quotations Tor .; Ol"rrs 81
Upands '.d mid Hing upln!s ~ j.
Flour continues firm q; the last quotations
Corn is improving. -
Sugar has Undergone decline.
The Money MiTEc: is steady. Trade IN Manchester con-
nucs active.
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MISSISSIPPI DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION

ClsclsSAri Jan. 2l.-The Union Democratic Convention
Of Mississippi have passed resolutions endorsing the Ba
more platform of s40 IA and As and requesting their dele
gates to the Convention the nomination OF
men pledged sustain the compromise Three of
delegates appointed present members of Congress
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NEW u,MpsHIRr Politics

NEW TUT ICS.
BosroS JAN 20-Gen Pierce has written letter 10 the
New Hampshire Delegates the Democratic Convention
refusing allow the use of his before the Conven-
ton.
The Democrats of the sth Congressional Disrc, OF Ma.
sachuseis have chosen Amos H. Butler Of Northampton
their delegate TO the Baltimore Convention
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DESTnI-C'rfyr EtpE ~ SEW WORK

DESTNUCT1TE FIRE tn NEW YORK.
NEw YoRx JAN % Oar city ~cs visited to-day with a
very destructive fire. which destroyed large Of pro.
perry on Fulton The principal losers S'"'I
{; NJnirosc clio ners whose loss IL $40 Q0D Cragssi,
printer a!5 0D0 f. Watkins boots and shoes, S1DV III"
yet asccraineI The total loss esta
lei 4 81 90 900
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SATURDAY, JANUARY "a, 1852.

senate ON NOT
HOUSE OF REpR Es ESTATIyEs The House wtre In Coal
njicc Whole Of the Union the 5I to
provide the u paying tic last iu-tnnent Of the Men!
indemnity, wherein speeches "c:c rane b. Mr. Aracc
in favor Of -. ai.nu she bill satisfy Mexico relative 10
The place Of payment; by Mr. Rlnlnu. IN reply the
speech Of his colleague. Mr. DAVIS delivered the dy
before ana BY Mr. Houston, !or the enactment OF the bill
originally reported by himself from the Committee Ct.
Wuys aud Means.
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M T. ~

1so, Monly 'o-iog ~ ins;., Mrs.. NANCY Joy "a ,f
er year -s= TIE ~nt and Gegrautsmes a:s - ~"
81 attend her funeral tho Secot Baptist Cch 'tay ~
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We regrc, learn that Mr. Billiard from Gcensvile and
Sussex, is absent from his in the House of Delegates
on account of sickness.
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SATURDAY, JANUARY q, 1882
SENATE.

Mr. TAss offered joint resolution requesting the Cover
Of Gen. Brooke late Brevet Major
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l.e,yi,1 an annual SURPLUS of


into the Stae .clsury be applied above stated Tor
military imrrDN e;nenis &c.
BY this system ample is offered volun-
enroll themselves in the uniformed militia every
volunteer will receive sufficient Nil ordinary
expenses contingent membership in uniformed com
p.ny This added the exemption from jury duty and after
five and years exemption from both jury and militia
duty would full ranks in each company, and the
State would possess standing army 0! 5000 men,
well drilled equipped, and ready in any emergency.
WHITES
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Leaving subject TO taxation
Thus yielding an anountof
From which deduct The pay Of $3.50 men n, $40
each SS7 500
And Tor Commissioners fer collecting a3l3