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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
ZEE NOT DEFRAUDED!

Buy book Jules, Dr.. A. NJ Aiauriccau 29 Liberty ST,
S. y, the title lagr, aud the entry in Jerks QHire
the back the ts Page corresponds herein and buy oay
orrsreclabe AID honorable dealers send by mall aud all
dress 10 DR.. A. VI. Nsuriceau.
Full title page. with contents, together NTH few page,
treating Of important subjects to every ma,d irmalr will
be lee Of charge any enclosing letter stamp TX
PREPAID eItrr, addressed as herrin
IRON receipt OF Fifty Cents, for Ono
Dollar for the fine Edition extra blndinG.l
"TIIE MARRIED WOMAN'S PRIVATE
MEDICAL COMPANION" Is sent (mafkd
f,.ss) to any part of the United Stntrs. All
letters must he pnst-paid. and addressed TO
DIR. A. NJ. MAURICEhU, Box 122I. New
York City Publishing Office, No. 120 Liberty
ktrect, New York.
EST For sale in this place al the Drug Store of VI
A. G. LEAGUE. Price only Fifty Cents.
July 81, 1852. 6m q
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From the n. Y. Despatch bug e5:.

From the N. Y. Despatch -kug 25:
WE have heretofore taken occasion to give our tes
timony in favor Of the curative properties Of Dr.
Rogers Compound Syrup of Liyer:rort and Tar, and
would here repeat the adrue already given, for ALI
persons who are afflicted with Consumption, or any
of the premonory symptoms, to make a trial of Dr.
Rogers preparation.
ESy" The Genuine is signed ANDREW Rogers, on
the steel plate engraved wrapper around each bottle,
and is sold wholesale and retail by
SCOvIL e. MEAD.
Tl3 Charres street, New Orleans,
Sole General Agents for the Southern States to whom
all orders must be addressed.
E" Sold, also by G. L. PENN, Edgefield C. IF
WNRDLAW g. DENDY, Abberille c. H.;.PRATr
4 JAMES. Newberry, A. J. CREIGHTON. Ham,
burg. So. Ca.
hnril | cf
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Testimony OF TIE PRESS.
From The N. Y. Conrier, Aug l3

from IHe IN i. NUHTFcT, 1iuS 10
Dr. ROGERS SrRur OF LIvERwoRT AND TAR:
We have heard of reveral important cnrcs recently
effected by this excellent medicinal preparation, and
in ono instance that came under our observation, we
can speak ctufdently. One of our employees who
had suffered severely from long standing cold, dn-
ring the past week commenced the use of this medi
cine, and his Cold has entirely disappeared.
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Ernm the N. Y. Mirror. Sent. Q.

LrvEnwoRr AND TAR.-Ofihe virtues of Or. Rog-
ers' Cough Medicines prepared from the above arti
ces it is needless now to speak; its efficacy in speedi
ly cmring Coughs Colds and other lung complaints,
which too frccInenty, il neglected, resnit in Con-
sumption is tho well established in public confidence
IN need eulnrY now.
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN COMMON PLEAS.
Tho Rank nf lIamhnrn 6 C.

IN COMMON PLEAS
The Bank Of lIamburg,S. G,
rS. Attachment.
William B. Brannon.
THE Plaintiff in the above case having this day
j. filed his Declaration in my OEice, and the De-
Enlant having neither wife nor Attorney knewn to
reside within the limits Of this State, on whom a
copy of said declaration with Rule TO plead can be
served On motion of Mr.. BAusKETT, Attorney
for PE,intff, Ordered That said Defendant appear;
and plead 10 said declaration within year and
day from the date ffereet, or in defauh thereof
Judgment will be rendered against him. a.gg
THOS. G. BACON, C. r. D.
Clerks Office, March s. 1852. . 5qs.ssi
March - ly ,.tlss.,as
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN COMMON PLEAS.
Clerks Office, May II, 1852. ly 35
John N. Clark,
rs Foreign Attachnt
Richard Bailey.
John NJ Clark for j.
NJ C. Frceand, Eor.;o, d,,o.1,,y
Richard Bailey.
WHEREAS the Plaintiffs severally in the ac,
w tions above mentioned have this day filed
their respective declarations IN the same, against
the Defendant, who (as it is said) is absent from
and without the limits of the State, and has neither
wife nor Attorney known within the same, upon
whom copy of the said several declarations might
be served: 1t is therefore ordered that the said
Defendant, Richard Bailey, do appear and plead
to the said declarations respectively within year
and day from this date otherwise final and abso-
lutc Judgment will be given and awarded against
him in the said suits respectively.
'''''' :" Wv $500 T. G. BACON, c. z. D.
Clerks Office, Sept 6, 1852 ly Sc
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Scientific Evidence!

Call The Agent, anh gri Descriptive Circular gratis
giving large amount nf SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE. from
Iichi.s Animal ChniiSry: DR. CWnbcS Phy-psy ar s,-
tom DR.. Pcrrira Food anl Diet: DR. John w. Drarr,
Of New York University: rrn DunSsnns Physiology &C.
together with reports OF from a parts Of the United
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TTNIIIS ROAD is now open for travel from Ham
l. burg TO the OLD WELLS. on thc Pine House
Road, and by the Martin Town Branch from lam
burg to near the new Bridge over Stevens Creek.
Persons travelling or sending their Wagons or
Vehicles to Hamburg by the Martin Town Road,
can avail themselves Of the Branch Plank Road to
Hamburg. BY turning to the left, half mile above
IIarly's Church, by which they will avoid all the
hills and sand on the Martin Town Road.
The Road will be completed from Hamburg to
the Pine House about the lst of November.
Rates of Toll.
-Four, five and six horse Wagons, S cts per mile
Three
Two
Two Carriages
One
Horseback travellers,
Vehicles ON meeting arc each entitled to half the
PLANK TRACK. and tie Drivers arc required to
turn TO the ''RIGIlT ~
IL. ~. KENRTCE, President
Hamburg, Sept S If 81
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State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFIEID DISTRICT,
IN COMMON PLEAS.
Lucius Hatch,

Talcfcrro s. Torbet,
TENIIE Plaintiff in the above case, having this
"a day filed lis declaration IN nJ Office, aud the
Defendant having neither wife nor Attorney known
to reside within the limits of this State on whom
COPY of said declaration with rule TO plead can be
served On motion of Mr.. MAGRATII, Attorney for
Plaintiff: Ordered, That said Decndantapprar aud
plead to said declaration within a year and day
from the date hereof or judgment will be rendered
against him by deiiult.
TIIOS. G. BACON. c. I'd.
Clerks Office, Oct l3, 1872. 1y 40
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Notice.
A. Ii Persons Indebted TO the estate ef Ehmgton
IN Clark, deed, are hereby notified to make in-
mediate payment, and those having demands against
said estate will present them properly attcstcd.
JAS. BLACKWELL.
July tt a5
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MARRIAG E,
HAPPINESS AND COMPETENCE.
WHY IS 1T

WHY IS 1T
That W. behold many females, scarce in thr meridian oi life
broken in health and sp wh complication oi neases
OF life age when physical health, buoyancy G" ,lnI'
md happy serenity Of mind arising from acond''on o
should be Predominant:
Many of,he ca,es OF her ,ureriug, at fs-era' yeHr,
before psI,, during Shood orthe hrit year, =" n'rIA
in thsr origin light pass unnol'ced and o cou''
"'''''''' IN AFTER YEARS,
When TOO late be benefited by our knoredHe ne look
back aud and regret the uil consequence =" our
What uou3 we not often give in early life the
kuou ledge obtain n afier years Aud what days AID
aishts Of anguish might not hare been spared u tho
knowledge ~as timely possessed. u
MELANCHOLY AND STARTLING
To behold the sckne., and suffering endured By many nc
for n,,uy year, from causes simple aud coutrolablr easily
renrdsd-or better ,till,-not incurred, u every
WIFE AND MOTHER
Po,,o,,od tho information contained in lutte volume, trilh
in the reach OF ALL which would spare 10 herself
YEARS OF MISERY,
And TO her husband the constant toll and anxiety Of rnnd
necessarily deroring him from LIcknrtJ ui The vile
without s,ing him the opportunity OF acquiring that cou
peeucr which his rrrItions are enteN anu hs los,sSto
oi which would the happiness oi hihss me anu
children.
SECURE THE MEANS OF HAPPINESS
By becoming in time possessed Of the knowledge tho want
Of which hai cauIcd the scses aud poverty OF thousands
IN view Of such consequence no Miie or mnlher rHc
sable IL she neglect avail herself Of that knowledge III
respect err which would spare her much suffering bo
the Of Happiness and prosperity To her husband ana
bodies. With healthy minds Tha, knowledge contained in
littl< work entitled
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ODSCfVC II HR1S.
Every Bottle of GENUINE rEPSlN hears the written
signature uf j. s. oughlo. NJ d.. sole proprietor, Phadcl-
Clha. Pa. copy-ri:,l! and Trade Mark secured.
c!f5"Sod by al Druggists and Dealers in Medicines.
C"SoId, also by G.. L. PENN, EigcNcld c. H.: WARD
LAW 4 LYON, Ahlrvle G. H.: PRATT kJAMES, New
berry. and A. j. CREIGHTON, Hamburg, sc.
JuIv IL
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Hamburg g. Edgefeld Plank Rid.

Hamburg and EdScield T. K. COmpany.
Hamburg. Aug 20 tf 81
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NO ALCOEOL. BITTERs or ACIDS!

Remember tliS DR.. IIorGUToN's PEl'SlN is a great
Natural Kennedy. free from ALCOHOL, BlTTERS ACIDS,
anil NAUSEOtS DRUGS. 1t is extremely agreeable To
the ,s and may br taken hy the most feeble patients who
cat water cracker without acute distress Gewarc
of dragged limitations. IcpSin is not Il drug
CURES IN EVERY TOWN!
Dr. ITomghons PErsIS has now been retcd for upwards
of tw, wear, i'm every lar.r town in The United Star, AMI
the A'n's rrir Dyslcp;rS To many rrlnarkac Cures
in every Town! Numerous details of cures certificates Of
Physicians aud Patients, given in The Circulars furnished
hr ttcnis .rr:IS
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CANDID
For Sheriff.
For Tax Collector.
For Ordinary.

JOHN w. SMITH,
III. II. WRIGHT,
w. F. DURISOE,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-07

When the call of the Worlds Temperance CoartHt'o"
x.s issued. we were appealed to by valued friends
whom we knew as devoted to the Temperance cause
"a circumference all efforts to get up rival Conyen
,ion The call is uuexceptcnably broad we were re-
minded, lit invites all and excludes nobody then
WIN not accept it, and have but one Convention =
The question was fair and fOrciOle' and aad there
ham no ,p,ecedents we should have scceded to its OBJ
,sct But could not forget the preliminary meeting at
the Brick Church Chapel and we could not take the
hazard of having many whom we know as among the
most faithful and efficient laborers in the Temperance
cause thrust out of Worlds Convention OF Its advo
..,a.. 40 we cast in our lot with those about whose
cstholicty of sentiment and scOn there could be nc
dispute And yesterdays dOings at the Me'roPolltal
r,ys,sd the conviction created by the ''aes Worlds
Convention that our decision was right
We ask especial attention to the proceedings Of !A'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-07

HerpeT's Maee-iHe for September with other inter
,rs curfsn beautiful sr-icle tive
t.e,s ;isd r1le BtgIsc Sscr' WLich ofisnly PAD
ksed IN ne Jure nuuts5 G. ftae " nliB, oT wlc1 Il was
xseu h, Rev ur hstbarq One City Trcs IN ABIDING ~
ce-Delt sni ze1tionA
,-r 10 hfF csn b. The Hsrrtls Of .cray matter wtch
- -. a. -, property Of M fufusm Tines
The Tines entirely misses tie point OF the u" Uncle
Bernard" case. Nobody imagines that HaTeT meant
70 crib story originally given in PHRSH'-that would
BE- absurd But the man who fires gun ST hap-hazard
ost of his window and kills is guilty. OF murder
though the vctm happens to be bis own sister wife,
whom everbcdy knows he did nor mean 70 Kill
pekpoeket might be convicted proof that he grab
he'd in crowd poeketboOk which proved 70 be that
Of even confederate whom he had no thought Of rob
hing 1t lis the general bueaneerng propensity which
leads HarFes Magazine TO take articles wherever 1t
End them and print them without credit that lite
rary earnestly object 10, and all honest men should
condemn. Whoever selected Uncle BernArds story
for Harper knew that somsbody was entitled to credit
for it, and doubtless supposed ii original in Eliza
Cook soHrel whence he took IT, Then be should have
CREDITED it to Eliza Ceos JoErai and SO with his other
selections HaYsTis ssrons enough rich enough 70 give
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-07

Worlds Convention yesterday morning. particularly
with respect to Antoinette l.. Brown, who had been
chosen By two separate Temperance organizations OF
men 10 represent them in this Convention. How she
vas received how treated. and how virtually crow led
of Tie platform. our report most faithfully exhibits
Those who are not sure that the Age of Chivaly Is
gone are urged 10 ponder this account OF the reaten
Of a pure and high souIed woman teacher Of Chris
tian truth an ornament Of her sex and an example 70
all by Convention Of Reformers and Gentlemen
many Of them from that section of our Union where
,be defense Of Woman from insult has been deemed
manly grace if not manly duty. We presume me
matter win be farther considered to-day
Tur vovrx's RIGHTS CONVENTION was some
what disturbed last evening by persons whose ideas OF
the Rights OF Free Speech run thus; Two thou'ano
,,eop,e s.e,be 10 hear grave public question dis
cu,sed. under distinct announcement that cer'alh
persons whose general views are Wen Ano"n' arc :"
sneak throughout the evening. At least nineteen
tweutiethe have come expressly TO hear those Prean
nouuced sneakers and viii be bitterly disappointed If
the opportunity be not afforded them But onetwen
teth have bought tickets and taken seats on purpose 10
prsren the hearing Of these speakers, BY Kissing yell
ing. stamping and all manner OF unseemly Interrupt
tons Under such circumstances, which should pre-
vsil-the right Of the speakers 10 be heard ana the
great body OF the audience TO hear them according 10
tie announcement or the viii Of the disturbers VINO
cboose to say that the nineteen out OF twenty shall not
have what they have paid for and what the promised
speakers are most willing to give them' 10 state the
case exactly az it IT, precudes all necessity for arguing
II. We rejoice to soy that the will OF the great ma
iority prevailed, and that the discussion which was
marked in IFS earlier stages by occasional tunult was
closed in GOOD order and amid hushed and gratied at
teDtOn.
We ought. perhaps 10 return thanks to the disturb
ers for so stirring the souls Of the speakers that TIER
words came gushing from their lips with extraordinary
fuency and power. We certainly never before heard
ANToINETIE Brown. Mrs. ROSE, and Lucy STONE
speak with such power and JUNCTION as last night 1t
was never before so transparent that hiss or black
guard yell was the only answerthat the case admitted
Of; and when Lucy closed the discussion with some
punpent vet pathetic remarks the sort OF opposition
which had been manifested il evident that If any
of the rowdies had had an awl-hOe in the bottom OF
his boot be would inevitably have sunk through it aud
disappeared forever.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-07
DECISION IN THE GREAT INDIA RUBBER
CASE

PROVIDENCE, RI, Tuesday, Sept. g. 1853.
In the Circuit Court Of the United Saies-JGdge Pit
man this morning. at Chamber delivered the decision Of
the Court vi the motion for an injunction IN the case OF
Hornce H. Day against Isaac Hart-hor, David Hayward
and Nathaniel Hayward. which recently argued be
fore him at Newport An Injunction granted uness
Tie defendants should give bonds with security TO be ap
proved by the Court for all profits arising
nom the use Of Ihafees invention, and to pay over
tie same according to the order Of the Court The order
ior the Injunction Is the heretofore granted in this
Circuit Court by Judge Woodbury. in the Woodwork
Flaming Machine TO which decision Judge Putnam
rff
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-07
THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED
BY TELEGRAPH.
AFFAIRS IN WASHINGTON.
s. eciai Di.5a,eA 10 Then. Y T,.brre
W.sufxcrfx "Wednesday g

s. ecial Dsya:aA 70 Then. Y 7ybEse
WASHINGTON wednesday, Sept G. 1853.
John W Davis, Of Indiana, formerly Speaker of the
House of Representatives has been appointed Governor Of
Oregon.
Samuel stambaugh of Pennsylvania has been appointed
Consul at Talcuanla. Chill
Should X Walker finally decline the mission to China
ii is believed by many that Gushing will take his place
Doubtful 1--WE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-07
WASHINGTON ITEMS.

WAsHEeToS, Tuesday, Sept. G. 1883.
Mr. Walkers resignation OF the China Mission ac
count of III health
p Barton Key to-day appointed L. S Attorney for
the District Of Columbia
5 Stambsugh has been appointed Consul at Talcahuano
Chill in Place CT William b. Plato resigned
The body ofW b Magill Clerk in the Treasury Depart
ueni who was drowned Sunday in the Eastern branch
WINS recover,d today
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-07

a, cyrrorSenh-Be eood enough always 70 Saf yvi 'siN
and ,lw.,. give the Of your Sf'' AM .'.A "h ~
p GA. not the ouly OF is name We have s'"' TO
dated AiaGd Caon &C. which We would AasFej u
~ ora, hrt So dispatch letter to Milford OF Oin''a
"a about ths rowins Into che sea TOW a..
In the Pcs Osee 81 letters arc not iu'e'seS aud
.,sortvc-.l y directedl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-07

Te,ecraphins was almost totally suspended last even
inc ovipe probably to the prevalence of lightning IN
various parts Of the country Neither Of the lines to
New Orieaus--the Morse Buffalo, or the two Eastern
lines, were working so that from the failure OF the
latter we are without any adyices from Vermont touch
ING the election which took place in that State yes
terday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-07

credit where credit is due; and WY doesn't
he, An article worth taking is worth crediting,
even if II be taken from British periodical If Hsr7er
has put his foot in legal trap By indaisng Propen
.ity for appropriation generally the world VIII say
Coed enough sor him If il would have been wrong
for Haryr to use the literary property of PHHa~ with
ont credit AZ Tie Tses virtually admits, then ii is IS
xroug to use the literary property Of Eliza Cook OF
any body else in that way
As to the legal liability OF the HarPers for the III
vasion Of Mr. PutnAms copyright, we are willing as
the Judges say. to hear counsel The rule Of com
mon sense would seem to be that, if the taking Of
whole be violation Of copyright then the taking OF
part Is likewise violation Usage and common sense
prescribe that where due credit is given the owner Of
the copyright is rather benefited than injured BY the
appropriation and so is fairly presumed in the absence
Of notice TO the contrary to consent 70 the taking if
not TO desire it, But is not pretended that any sort
of credit YVES given to any body for Uncle Bernard :
story" BY Haryer who really seems TO be in NIX
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-07

The case of slave-Hunting Barbarity and Butchery
described in the letter OF Wlkesbarre pa cor
resrondent herewith printed. is enough to thrill the
strongest nerves with agony and horror Here was a
MIN not even accused or suspected Of any crime or
vice hunted and shot by rufans whom be had just fed
in upsuspecting confidence chased into river aud
there fred at with ball after ball as cooy as if he had
been leopard or an alligator at bay-and all by virtue
of what are claimed to be the Constitution and Laws OF
this free country Who believes that case OF more
atrocious Satanic tyranny ever witnessed in Russia
or DsLomey'
II is idle for men to affect to regret or dsaPprove
such outrages, while they uphold the Law which i'm
pels and iusfes them There not an American living
who can help hunt down and shack!e fugitive slave
without knorg that his act is exceedingly base and
shameul-one Of which he would rather not have the
whole uriyerse for witnesses. o Liberty 10" long
shall such crimes be committed in thy name
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-07

NALIfNOEE. Iuestry, SEPT D. l-)3
~, Orleans rarers Of " etnesdly lls, are q hand
$500 rysrdug the e-poFtatoI O. the clothes u
- T;es j. generally rdcuied and denied BY the
IGess. ...f h.5 arrived below Ner Orleans
q s-5Sx ard arrangements were making % pr Their
80 - ;.rd Crews In Quarantine e. For Jc ksoa AID
u. hin 20 niles bsl0w me eiiy Among h5 49,
80 v-fre .hirs Yick.tuT-h Liberty, Osnego niger
a. -, y. l,s- ell from New YORK snI- Dams l-'
ar So, I'm Boston and ship Marathon and sehf
TS-nie frcm Ii lsdei hia- Alao several E'a i'l7sH
Icits- ,..- r,-,,e A. .fe mouth 81 Mississippi
h.a lie fever On beard ard svo u PEI efeT L4l In IA
~ q .e.iE t..nks i-- !e-1F --'e- -'---' va
- INV daily ten day. Aelce
Or secouri u tie PrevtIeuee di the fever ne t' ~
reeei,inc rrorosal, ir tie Galveston sAa Ho1''a 'I
rosd I'D teea extended 70 OctSber - No.. 81,
TO-. -, r. desfhs We police, Catharins NcGsAa' q
~ryost Vm. VI Emory, Of syracuse Charles hsfssy
Kingham Mass; Rev. M Chllsrs' Oh Tic As'A'--'
ILs sver vs rapidly increasing al Noble an p0o'
bo.rifsls he'd been opened
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-07

The mex, number OF The Trb~Ee for ET'epoan c. reaa
,on viii he isseed THIS MORNING at 9 O'Clock. l,
viii contain all the latest News up to the time Of going to
re.s single copies in wrappers ready for mailing can be
had At de desk Price Six Cents The Arabia sails nom
this port To Day, at ~ O'Clock
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NAL DOW, President.

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Etnuld Br,eir MSS Isaac 4-ol Ira M1-Fsosis oH0'
~ sacSsrs-s q Maryland stal.l tAai the Committee.
On 0rasisaiou Rad fr1Esesle fae baan 81 their duty
~ sufsiaDg 0c.rs OF TIE C1Tentoa the lner1ers Of
fe Brsrfss naiftr, Tins ssc4sRg % al usaye had
leen he pros rft offie body cf aai o. warned he peo-
re aganst Tia -sion lan sln i.sr rEs ar ~ ca.
sdsracC 49,, Do 10 80 ts alt part 0lfas ks<<t
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C. distinctly Understood 80 nis objection tsse n0f % tho
Gent, frer .1nec the l9r-aitiec r. saed Ifs
quite lrc % have terl cont Egfd ssm tho several
States thfy rsllorertd Jt nl desired 10 -. lie Commit
fle 20 taiEs-es l-a4e D. ,ssais frosa every
Nsi.or. state Provce here rsprs sussa fAp7!sase
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