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The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-15

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The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-15

q Nkw AOkk MONES MARKET, 6c.--Yhe New
York Evening Post. Of tho nth inst n ;ts
-, ~ >ss'@' saa''e, sSys.
, Ahs sone ~ ING money ana stock markets
-. s; m. 49, ~ ~ ING rsnor % the Nis6a
All ~n. s..;va ' 4; .s,. .n .: new@ ncwover,
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w. vncssy iyr s.se tne re-
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.h.~ ~ 80 ss.s nusssy =. wnss
,,ot T. - 49, "1o Wouu
Ths cc,,rsa ~ .,,s E,s.;,ss,
az ,,,,co~ts;,, siv''u Is
that tho increasing stringency thcrc y but
temporary, AZ to divide opinions In monetary
circles here, MS to the f0tarc Of our own mar.
kck
The demand for money Is SO great and for
SO many purposes, that tho effects of great
supply are not felt In a low valuc Of money,
though they ear DC flscerncti IN tho very large
amount Of transactions IN every branch Of busi.
ness. There L. no apparent unsoundncss.---
vrcti't IN trade IA gooi Payments arc regu.
lar Merchants and jobbers are generally flush
OF money. though rendered peculiarly cautious
tate Ia moving more freely. Tho real estate
brokers informs us that they have orsien 10
mako cssh purchases Of real estate for large
amcunss; and this all for investment. No
speculation Is visible. New railway projects
find no promoters. The rsds In prcErvxs are
borrowing money, bat rs they prcsen, tan.
Esbac security tfo'n their previous expenditure.
they are IN some degree favored, but yet with
caution.
The money difficulties arc more felt by the
RAJ, toati interest than BY any ether class u
y, 'oseser, wholesome check. Cor too many
t'yai roads were bs''sg FFYcssest and esen the
n'sinas's rfnsrcss On a seaai easis Of railroad
enterprise s.-z..4.
The renewal AZ the ss,.cps frsm The pcu, ON
cnr ncssh~rsters S,ca,;rr has .s.,. tu,,,<sl
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yellow FEvER IN LAvAoA.--A slip from
thA LasAcA Commercial offica of tho 4th mat
contains the following concerning the foyer 10
that place:
Since last Saturday week, our city has pro-
scntcd . lamentable spectacle. Death and de-
solatien seems TO have reigncd supreme Al.
ready seventeen Of our most useful and worthy
citizens have fallen victims to tho terrible
are grieved to state, IL our beloved fellow Gill.
zen DIR. Moses johnson. Aftcr several days
Of unceasing cxcrtions in. enicavering to nave
tho lives of our citizens, fell himself victim
70 the fever, and died on yesterday evening
There secns TO DO no abatement To the
disease ~ yet, and We say to our friends In
tho country, keep away for tho present Our
streets are almost descrted and our hotels arc
filled with tho sick and suffering.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-15

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The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-15

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- >ssss~ss sesssss 7 \ fyassesN , = "a ~, 81
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sAs ss T. sEFSAgaa. ga q a. e
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SHor, I've learn that maj, by tho namc Of vii.
son Was shot by Dr. Wright ON Monday last, on
Peach Creek, fhc weapon used was : (. s,;.S>ssa
revolver and the ball passed through the cheek, In
hicting q rllght flesh wound, We have received
no further particulars.
It's to be lumcnscd that this practice Of carrying
arms Ia still persisted In by many persons. Ere
quently in moment Of hasty passion tho convo
aionce Of concealed pistol knife, leads 70 The
communication Of an rcion which. In cooler moment
10 looked back ON with unavaillng rcnAorsc
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-15

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.,nopT.NT TO PosTMAsTERs AND or iEas


ar. -. rcoues,ed BY The Psin'.er General J."
We o. ~ E,iow,hg equations "a regard - P' ~"
Liter 20 foreign couniF:es a.. .,. ,... ~ ....,,.
hc' a. .,,y 10 Grcoi Brfio' me -ias' To- ~
IN az s"" nyenavmen; optional Ga ether ''f' D
IL - o..' s,r weist The ,ri2i pp.'1ge Or r. r
Iscss ~ nrenad a1yihng les Than me "" D. ~
should oc Pot i trkcr Of r. and - csir,g for te
peio' The Eriii.h Post Oaise doci1s> 10 ce''s 3D.
~se". "A on conditions considered inadm .&NDis.
rue. ~ Es.taa cioscd Mil Ia Gcr' my 30 cents 80 i
4. "s naynen, optional This pays from ~ p1r'
ssngh iIJ Safe. 10 any par, Of the q rnin - ga
o. ., Tu;on prepayment OF any sum ie's !" .''
f"s 80. az 30 cents j. not recognized am = "l ''
iesU -, the sender note Of t"aeioAs OF the '"1 .i
ncf se much add o1sl lib,. and tr1aD' a. iie
be',ae cos But contrary 90 the practice unie- n,
Sto.e. and Iriiish Postal Convention ~ 10 rue
tbHs cyery full rate Of 80 cents 3 crei;ei wlclef
nsn ie r,stage ON letter or packet = pePid - ''
LIN any balance due 10 be coiee'ea III 'n' o'' %
deNe Bremra Mail the rule Is the same as uni': the
by. ARRANGEMENT The single rate 10 bfen; IN :. ~
f,ldenburg ~ TO Hamburg -, TO Altoona aad II ln
GEN. 81 and to any other place IN Germany - cents pre-
e'eI , oaiona In either case a fopa.'he % any
ls!sse. ~ Inc full rate goes for nothing
rce,o fr rating letters to AL Foreign cOunirs% ex
Inc ~ British North American Provinces to chafyo
eep - Gr half an under to raies u tc we Sn
~ one half and not exceeding an ounce y0I "a IS Il
t"s md no, exceeding two ounces, SIC rdss II over
e'ei M. exceeding three ounces and so on charging
tso IL. S- every ounce troc,tonm p2rt o. ar 0nT>s
roi fotounce Is this rule differs from mat ioi'"eb
~eIus % domestic letter., where each hal 0lnc; Or
niespf balfounce counts rate only, Po.tn,s-
are not careful TO Observe this diherence ae Ia
! eI' recnf.e 10 commit inistake- 80
be ~ n, gyest that in calling attention to tbs sub
VA, generally would render 70 many OF ther resi
tsto nv service and would suggest to those OF
" s.ders who have any foreign correspondence u Pie
serede above 'NP'""' National In.eligencsr.
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DIED.

fCDINE-At Wlliamsbrrgh Tuesday. August 30 Wsiee
sOn John NJ and Mary Bod aed and DAYS
1h n.rd aud acquaiufa a. the family invited TO attend
neIl .occck Thur day pit az their residence in
stoord Gwen South Third and Fonrihs's- Wlamburi
HILL his rtsoIoe Beeyie Ne~-Jersey August 81
J In LuIey Hi aged &c senis 90,
to-day Thursday at o'clock The remains vii
D ftstn 20 Greenwood
FINGSLAND-At Bergen He.i.s Wednesday evening Al
Richard only Richard sud sarah W. hngslanf
oqe, months aud q day..
Noi6e OF funeral in Friday paper
u Newark. New-Jersey, pap, please copy
MILE Suddenly ct Saratoga Tuesday morning August y
OF dherfe Of the herrt james Miller aged 81 years.
ROhGNSON-At Newturgi Saturday August 81 Ana Bncha1
O Captain Henry Rouson in the d Of her .
SIiNACEYerday afternoon OF disease OF the hear Mf'
Htu!,t. Wit, OF Daniel spirage, AGED IL wears
and friends Of the family and those OF her brother
William Mleit those Of her broeslnaw, Henry Bishop
respectfully invited 10 attend her funeral this morning 40
90 from her residence, No j6 Brooet OF For
ssfi without r. htr ,nyiiaiisn
~ Las paIeis please copy
ItYIOR-On Tuesday evening August 3d. Jane g. Taylor dang
r the George W. Tey lor aged II
family respectfully invited 20 attend her
ntIn 1hursdsy afternoon At o'clock from No Pkest
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better Hudson River ic Parker Vein lci Cumberland
declined lc cent
Sterling in good demand for the steamer but the supply
Of bills large showing change in The foreign al
vices have promoted demand for and rise in breadstu
whs h mus, enhance the supply
Money was perhaps a little more easy to-day The ae-
from the interior show tightening Of the several
markets which admonshes of the departure OF money
for the Eas, The payments OF the country accounts
large and the deposites in Banks accumulate.
Tie amount in the SubTrasury now Is - 10000,
against 100000 same tine time las, year. stwhich
rate il confined until October when 4, began to run
down to ss5ooooo at the close of the year This WI be
the course this perhaps somewhat modified BY the fast
that the amount on hand larger but the other hand,
the expenditures eater and the redemption Of the pub
Ec debt progressive IL cannot be very disastrous state OF
affair when the holders of 6 cent; Stock refuse isi
sh and int nest for il.
The Iubc debt OF Pennsy vania stated at s447A0oo
Its gross revenue for ls52 was s935i.7e7
We learn from the United States Mint al Philadelphia
that the deposits of gold for the month OF August have been
s45oeCo0; of silver ss6i soo-toal o. 3Tosoo The
ports specie foreign countries during the period
amoun, TO over a. 100000 maxim, total from January
LIST TO Angus. ast Of about fifteen millions The exports 10
the same period last year amounted to nearly twenty-five
millions
The total deposits since January LIST amount to sSseJllIs
an increase the period last year OF nearly SIX
millions six hundred thousand dollars The net increase OF
specie for the first eight months of the year after deducng
the exports foreign countries is about twenty three NIL
rons.
The following is the Coinage of the Mint for the month
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lAfvertiseMent.l
T,p Sur-Tha extensive establishment known as

Poygo Printing Osee No u Frankfotsi near Prow IN
Ills civ sher with valuable eass covering he whole building
and hay Ing merry To Capitalists persons wish
the opportunity ed0 or eqlaied
he offered Tie establishment occupying two ot embraces
five presses large q1anty OF typ Of al xmas near
10 the success
III r,ormance Of English sud IN variety and
The business he's large circle Of csh
to,rs proper could BE- sde Proitsbe
Uuess rryicuy croed OF II private sale the whole VIII be sold
rsbIe erction the premises the It'll diy OF >epem
her next at y ec Fox further particulars and inspection
~ The rrorerrv srpy 20 WV RADoE No 50 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-01

TIE Eighth Report Of this Corporation has been pub
.hod in pamphlet form The total cost Of the road to July
/ 1s53 is ssO722el O5 The Vermont and Canada which
J. leased to the Central at cent interest cost To the
date $4,000 and will probably require further outlay
of s5OCcO The receipts OF both roads for the year
g. and the expenditures sf2o sG5 A. leaving net
earnings s252573 % But the rent Of the Vermont and
Canada road and the interest bonds being s33634 So
deficiency IL met with for the year Of e6losl IS The
ets Of the Corporation ascertaned to be by estimate.
s632s7O o. and the liabilities s476c9 g. The increase Of
earnings the past year has been 80 cent the
previous year BY page 30 Of the report find that tho
loWpg items have been included in the Of the road
viz
Lee. BY Mr. oHsey sess5 Laser., On cans. 1855 g
L L o S s.a 3oe57 s7 w. 80 -
ini !, or tcetiodsi. 25si C s2s5s7s
New York paper says that the reports Of Messrs Whit
ney, jackson Farrn gtOn Of the most favorable
character They think that most valuable veins Of rich
lead EiH be found mining operations progress
while ago, il ssserted again and again that the
Great Northern Lead Mines exceedingly nch and
that they e1psced to be. The stock was issued
in NewYok sl0 per share and a. far az We can find
ont the proprietors bagged handsome sum- although
they have good many shares hand Al any rate the
stock be had at 80 ana oy me last accounts
The capital was be increased 10 buy Other mining n6s
Our readers draw their own differences but rather
hooks as il the fret Great orthern Lead Mines bad
Lind gin eouf although the geologts think that plenty
Of lead can be found u the miners go deep enough
Markets. .CaREfrLLY REroRTED FOR THE n. T. TRincsE
asHEs-Ths market steady quiet sales Of 50 bls ct ~
al Pots and IS IS for Pesrs -.
COIToShs staple in active demand st steady prices IL
sllss are 4Oc bales.
c' Price &, a' ss,. STs.s. c.s.. . PM.
Ii. 70 sod o.ia.;; s ss" s ssT ass
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SUPERIOR couRT-Befo5e Jude BOswOSrH.


Action for divorce the ground OF unfair treatment
which is denied The parties were married in 1882 and
have one child Mrs. X was previously widow having
two or three children She kept store. which is now in
of Mr. X She claims under the law OF lss
To- be entitled to such property belonged her at the
time Of her marriage. and the present motion Is that she
he d,ct,d sad property and receiver appointed The
grmoL p0stp0ned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-01

WEDNESDAY, Aug 3l-P. 81
The Stock market was good deal improved today and
IN most cases there advance Of prices Nicaragua
taking the lead at the Morning Board-the advance
nearly 81 cent II rumored that they to have
the Mail Contract The feeling generally better a.
though money was %. more easily had Canton was t.
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WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

The people of Royn and vicinity are making efforts to
secure the extension Of the Flushing Railroad to their VII
lege
An encampment OF the Fifteenth Regiment n l. B NJ
oomprs ng the troops Of Suffolk Co. l. L. Col Jennings
Coumandant commenced encampment yesterday at
Babylon about two miles from the L. Railroad and will
continue for three days
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SECOND BOARD


Flint BsaSS-s2oo0 Ds Co S. b5wu % 1900 CITY hh
road "a IoS Waer Works g. % s1 sPnns
sTsn 6 a. 62 $50 Lehizh G. ~ Kentucky Basx 10 L!
Bank ylkiu S8yizatiOn- y - All
NsviSsicn Preferred al 80 DO 3li 80 Do - 5 ~ 90 %
81 -ED Guy W .ter "ofs !" -
is : 40 Camden Amboy 6 10 -. 100 sehuyki s.yga,loa
Prersd 3ia a do 5s oodo b 5t 100 90 Slt D. es
ri h Penn Bank Iz1 Union Bank lean ~ -
r. stiux RI R q 80 Lena Islalf TO- - -,
sa ar< FDIs Bayt-jo Chester '2ey ksifoef % l5t 81
RsSins Rslruss Morris Canal sti 80 DO si 10 do
C. ~ - Kent Bank 10; 80 Morris Canal lsi $50 City
W., WorIs 6, ID CS. 81 coo Camden and Anboy Railroad
a.. Rr.vr s6w Railroad Izl.n1 Railroad
IS, "A o s. 9i ESQ Wilmington Railroad g. o.
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MAHRIAGE.

JfGKSON-BROWN-On Wedntsday evening August 81. by
Rv Morris Mr. john Jackson Mrs Frances Brown
lo'l Of N.s-York . - -
LhNsING-By Rev T. Arn'age D D, August 80, Mr. John
Lsn.lls Mrs tlenor I. AlIen oil u THIS city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-01

iCr drunkenness and disorutrfy cOnduct
VIM B Smith died q; Newark on Monday evening, from
excessive liquor drinking He was seen going into his
house half crazy Um ntoxcaon. and talking Of suicide
On Tuesday morning he was found dead upon the floor
with his head in the fireplace and biz face turned the
leauh liz the examination made BY DR. Grant and o.
born vas discovered that the coverings of the brain
greatly eongested and It's substance soened About two
ounces Of blood and wate found in the ven,ees and
a the bsse Of the brain These appearances with the test
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-01

Total ecs Of the main line. .sI5,o0s,o77 ~
Ii proposed sell these for the gross sum Of s5oooooo
and TO place that amount the credit of the sinking fund.-
for the payment Of the public debt and to make annual
paym,n MIS- to the fund of the annual
Ill the debt can be extingushed The following is the plan
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-01
NEW.JERSEY ITEMS.

CRY PRIsoS-Durng the month OF August there were
100 cases committed 20 the City Prison Jersey City
apYesrs y the report Of the City Marshal The offenders
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-01
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
CorRT OF COMMON PLEAS.

BENCH wAERASr AZ TO Mr.. y,S HovESsURGH.
Mr. Diven. of the officers Of the Court pr ceeded
last evening" understand the residence of Mr. Van
Hoyenburgh with the warrant of arrest charge OF
forgery already referred but the house not open
and the arrest not made Mr. ID being engaged to-day AZ
specisl tern the warrant was handed Officer Brown
who has not vet made return.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-01

rom, hing 10 They much longer than usua'
and provided with furnaces both enis the nles
rising from the center There two OF these immense
structure running r and AT side b. side with cool
cangwHy between them.
TIE ship viii carry comfortably 400 passengers ana
Of freight besidas her coal Her passenger
accommodation unusually fine. The saloon Is rciy
finished Of. Il. hard wood rose, satin. and zebra wopds
beautifully worked together while the aeommodao'ns
above and below and airy pure white and
pure veniiaiion make them There 5 hardly BERN
Or bunk IN The ship in which could nOt.ie AMI see
TO read fine print with ease
After her trial trip hope to receive ist OF the
many m. n who have combined produce elegant
specimen Of architecture and outfit There deal OF credi
10 be awarded 10 SOMEBODY
We rather ike this notion IL sending American steamers
keep up communication with English colonies Austria
lan merchants sending England via New for by
help of Yankee steamers across two oceans is almost as Or
triumph it il gain twenty minutes advantage over
the brag trip Of the Arctic
TLac arrivals the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-01
L. 5. DISTRICT ATTORNEYS OFFICE.

Deputy Marshal Ryer arrested yesterday, the mate of
ship tlauncey Jerome charged above, related to
the cook and steward. Held to bail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-01
WASHINGTON NATIONAL MONUMENT.
CRYSTAL PALACE. New.YOrk, Aug.

CRYSTAL PALACE. New-York Aug 81, 1859.
Cash on hand ........................sl9 81 Sc
Cash received this day. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80 p
Total. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50 o5
j. l.. BRowy, Agent
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lAdyertiselnen.
pr,nr. STRyEr UOrsE FIRE. -RIcH's SALArASDERs

AGAISTse ongsabsaed Ses have usual again proved
fsh although subject rbe roasting for eighteen aour
amor candles The following letter will b. read with inter-
tsti Is the mercantile eommuni
NYw-YORS. Thursday Aug - 1883
Neus Skfrus q Ngrrin, No. lB Uater-if- v \:
GENILEsES Herewith return kcRs Improved -ai,rnanfer
vhch purchased # having done me
Ior service in .e rvrg nv books papers and cash after be-
eighteen hou,s IN the destructive FIRE the Peast
Hose hch stock OF oil and candles oay destroyed
renewed sac and will please send me
a-ctfr- nc size lar-tr Yours &c JAS i. SMITH
ALIge suita or merchants bankers and jewelers.
ALWAYS on hsrd a the Depot No lt5 Waterst.
sTEARSs M.gvIS, Successors 10 Rich Co.
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nony given the Coroner furnished proof thai his death
was the result of delirium
The frsi annual parade OF the Elzabehtown Fire De
parmeul VIII take place October 5th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-01

,s sIhhSe AND SuicIDE-On Saturday la., =. o,lo.,a
Ne~Ansmsd Hamilton, the property Of DR.. Hughes Of
Mac a, put hired by Mr.. A. H. vanBokelen of tb;s
he hss sooed negro Of Mr. vanBokelens, with whom
sresed snS ahseity The deceased from fear Of being
P0nished committed suicide by jumping into
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tAd,e Itissue n
DnRnHEA-F Fifty dollars will be paid if Dr. ToBIs's

VENETIAN does immedaely this complaint II
when attacked For sale BY the druggists aud spkeepers
fhouahou and the Canaia Price sni 81
d. oar Agents Philadelphia Depot 30 Greenwichst ny
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-01

There were persons in prison the first day Of August
fer drunkenness and disordedy conduct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-01
The following is the number OF vessels OF each class
arrived At hi, port with their tunnagc for the month:

The Indiana Central Railway is completed excepting
about miles OF track yet be laid In few days tho
whole line viii be completed and in operation The Com
psny has already provided the necessary rolling power to
operate the Road
The railroads and canals owned by the State cost fol
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-01

Don't forget Ole Bull Concert at Nblos this evening for
the benefit of stricken people of NewOreans Ii is not of
ten hat have the opportunity OF contributing to so ur
gent and deserving charity and at the time enjoying
musical treat is offered in the bll of the great
Norwegian aud his distinguished assistants Siakosch
patti &
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-01

Lone SHoRENESs L. Il. SocETY.-A meeting of the
N, nleTs Of this So, icy held Last evening at the Hail.
No. Chaihom square No business of importance was
transacted further than reppoinng Committees to act for
the present year and receiving noT members.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-14
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
SAIIfPflAY
SATURDAY.

rv,u.xar HoTEL.-C D De;a nett, two Miss
- Ns'.,.a and II Dcta nett and adt, Caroline;
Ds.s hana We; C n child and lady, N Y; Nsvman,
va1EIawn; A w RAJ d. Boston; n Hudaall, Ches
,a.seId: ] FW White, Stauntsn; 8 Gresham
mgr SER X Glendy. vg;JP Fierce. New Ken;
II yensble, Va r N Rooinfon, &c: o Towirs.
nashville; Pratt AMI Clifton. Bsit more;
r1bIe Ciiiforlia; II opic Va; A II Cambls, Nor
f,Ik. I B Coleman, N C; G NJ GErnet;, L7rcn'
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