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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-23

dTBegRen ind plenty oro kind Of provisions
-lhsy getthe cold shoulder nom almost everybody.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-23

BANK OF BSoLARD NoTES.--The notes of The
Bank VI England, under new process not long
since adopted ore signed by machinery. The en-
craving Of the whole mute is complete. Formerly
the Bank had employed twenty clerks, at salary
each Of $500 per unuum, WHO did nothing else
but sign their nemes 10 its notes. The new
mOdsOl signing, iIissuPpOsed, will pTeyentcOun-
s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-23

QIWm, u. Bacon, Esq. late Of The Rim Of
b'eoa. Cobb 4 Co.. OF Louisville, died Swdays
ego
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81 kIkWh SALE.

"ePnsn nice In chancery. ,..
GeoVe W. GTnhaIh's administrator : copn,, . o. "
and Others . Hn
lnpuisuhnce OF a decree made OH tile 7lh 5,J,,,
49, Ia tho above ia med Cause viii sci, =, ' -
House Of Ohio county, on Monday tho 18Th ja, az
ber 1881, pa, OF iOt No 1871, fronting On ItpsS e
near = SutIors coal bank being the SANG pTSr,s
present occupied by Mis-. Mary Graham. TWIN
! he sale will be made on a credit OF s'y. ,,v,,.
eighteen monlLs, tie pu chaser giving roriS IN v
proved security, beating interest roi. day ot ,, w
the lle Will be retained unit the whole pufeS has. -
10 paid IH'| H''l
WM s. wIcKHAu
alslI Sheriff Ol OH tsl.,,
day nj October, 1854. '' 'HN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-23
REAL RsTATn aA1n1
no be 3oI67-

~ ~ oS SoIdt
~ ,l.elDt Of ITO llenpHeld RSiiFSsd 10 70 ihstt,
which y lmmedstely over the ereek. con, pIo
3gssss9ii1 would je %, q desrsbs pls..
sSS Ss ~ ia S s ~, Ss 5s9SlIns gOOd room OI N
era Iweny PER Ct will DO taken ID, tSIb sHil putt
w QUE ahu 'wO yeall, With interest from Su lhs BAH
elso, h9ule ronisidhe tour rooms viii ' Et, aal
the 9iley eHd vi the lot, 10 most roiO, Wood ,
ahL Tue location "a desirable, bs II is yiIb; dwt
walk OF The most business paris Ur lie sux" I'VE nil
eyInehl VIII be taken AZ 50 ler cent. s,J,..,
oHO' tWO ana taIee ycale. FOi urihefiti'n,,sSl'h
10 m,os g., JOIN DU K. Ils'I..Hl .. /,
myZo ON reHl do0t.lo ". ROiEifs ms, ~ y
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-23

ains.' fund thpt he could mol begin to get gpT
ment argetnoush. m @
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-23
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

THE nnleTsigued Offers ior sale his House aRi la,I
i Market street. east side, between Monroe snd n,
StTees The lot Is ~ feet front, with good lex It
ling house aud out buildings
II viii be Sclh low and OH Accommodating term, I'D
possession givsnbBy time alter the Rist o: October
az Enquire OI .tn
'epS J. n. 2IMuRs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-23
important 10 Country Merchants
,57al THOS. HUGHES
EIrat pramiun,
"OAK HALL"


rs receiving her lst stock OF Palland Winter Goods,-
i tic prOnTelOr or which has just returned lIom tho
10 now prepared 10 oher ms
customers "and the rest OF mankind" iaoS desirable
stock OF boots aud SbOesh at gGeaty reduced prices
Having reduced my business u the Cash sysicm1II
and marked my Goo5s accord ngiy am pcpal OIL 10 COM
fete with any in my line vi business ,,,
PS-Cash buyers In the trohe We respectfully Invite
to call and eXSne CUT stock aud prices at 1913 Main
a;iest between Monroe and Union . ~ ,,lypn 90
senQO 20. " .. III, MoNEAL.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-23

LABoRERS.-L abolets 10 load and unload ship
plug nre said 10 be unusually scarce az Norfolk,
where vefy large number Of vessels afe now in
port. Tie Norfolk Herald states that Irish and
German lnboTeIs would do well TO leave the NOrth-
etn cities for tal city, where they could easily eel
employment al good wages
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-23

IRA tipie Macs Convention Of 81 opposed to
The Nebraska bill is to bebeldu ut Springfield, H.,
on the 6lh October.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-23
ADMlNlSlKAI OlpS SALE.

h ~ u MINI6TKAI UN'S SALE,
is ShaTes Washington Hall S,ocL
II WILL sell at Public Sale on Thursday ID, M
j JnnO next, Piteen Shares Wu'hiTgtOn Hail Sic y
lulginF 10 the estate Ol H. lluSS, deceased, lOh.v
est builder. - p
Terms made known OH lay Of sale.
myeT JNO. x. BOlSFORp. Ado,
~ The above sale is postponed until las Ell 4,
August ~.
r-This sale Is postponed TO ssrt 1rb, at II ot6ti
,--,,, -. -, l.. ,,, Sal
.OctnbeT 1854
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-23
TO MOTHERS.

II||"' = VI 10 MUIWEHS, N WI
A @. PARTRIDGE especially informs his rilre
~ and tie public generally, ihSt the light tsips ~
favorable al this season, he will give particular sltn
during thih month aud next, TO taking the iksntWn
youns children, on every pleasant DAY between tie b.
OF ~ aud g. mIW
John HUNNE has opened a SlOIe On MliECIIl
81 Wheeling, text 10 Michel Ruh5n's MAI b e yad. I'll
tie 50 UI Second Hand Furniture. where lie deed
mined TO buy, sell, o. exchange Furniture OF all krd j
Also, 10 buy genllemen's catt on Clothes, Old Citn
etc otC.
All persons having Furniture to dispose Of will frdn
TO their advantage TO toll on HIN. igSjtD
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-23

OF No ., IN block 90, on llumpden,.,.,,
~, sgd running back 100 Eeel 10 az ailSy ~ TO-
llo 6esl slmaledlo In The ely lot ils
loi or One'hai OF II, as may best suit lbs ,. lie
o5ln'ornlal'on enquire at this once or ISs1Nf.
: - = ". 81. g.. s. Ar
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An Enigma.

There IL . word OF plural number,
a foe 10 poaCe and human slumbeTi
Now any word you chance 10 take,
IsI by adding s., you plural maker
But u you add an to this,
How stTauge the meamoTphOslsl
Plural 10 plural then no more, Iu-rr
And Bweet, what bitter was before.
SSoLUTIoN.- The word is earea::to which by add
ng an S you have e0rssS,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-23

~ ENTLKMRN DESTROYS TO Obtainh suit Of Clothes OF
W the finest quality made IN the most BashfohaJle siye
aud al extraordinarily Low PRICES can DO 90 byIeSy.
tug their measuteswth tn. HUGHES, 81
No. 3d. coner Monroe and Water STE Y
aepi2 FRassfiug Va Z.
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1870 fSHEBlPF'S SALE. : =, so..l

lmrursuhnco VI decree nig,Ie OF, tI. "a,
1851, In tue above named cau,s, will ,siI { o. IT,
lses, TO the highest sud best bidder ON H. ~ We n
DAY o. Eeiohsr 1871, The ituet Of lsnj in n. W. Y, &
pI0eeCdnss msnilOned' situate Oh Middle WL,.Ieil 4
adjoining the State llIc, Containing abpp,
nc,sS, morr or less, ard being lilo SAM l..i
which II, Rev, Johp Bruce d,rd ie1td. P'orhi
1tIInt Of Sale -OGe IOuItI, Oi HE puTrb,,.
paId in cash on the day OF sale al The
two Year,, the rehasergiying bonds viii ol'
CURLY, beating nteIesl from day OF sols rp'oNi'
WI DO fe!aineu until ne whole purchase mOsy
Ni4hd SGsTTn ~,
washington Examiner copy aud cLsIrs o ii, SStr
forward COPY '"'S oih1
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-18
THE JOINT WORM coyvpyrrov

We are indebted to friend in watren,on for the fol-
lowing account o; the proceedings OF the Joint Worm
Convention in Warrcnton, Va, on Wednesday last:
The Convention was organized BY the appointment OF
James X. Marshall, Esq President and r. a. Nolan E.g
OF aleemarie, Secretary There very
attendance. The countieS OF Fairfax Prince William,
R'pPahannock, Cupeper and Aberuarc, however, were
represented with very respectable number from Eau.
quier
After some interesting remarks upon the nature and
history o the Joint Worm, from Messrs John Hill Carter
and Il. y. Noland DE-. Peyton AMI Others a committee of
IL was appointed prepare resolutions expressive of the
views OF the Convention with regard to the object for
which they had assembled, and report at 3 O'Clock p
After some remarks upon the gusno monopoly from Col
Winter Payne and Others the Convention adjourned IN
meet again at O'Clock.
In the evening session, while the comnc OF IL were
engaged IN making their report Col Payne agin intro
inSct the guano question, and his MOTION committee
OF was appointed to prepare memorial the treaty
making authorities Of our Government With view to some
action on their part in the way Of holding out Induce
msn's TO the Peruvans reduce the price Of this all i'm
poriant article.
The committee then reported q series of resolutions
strongly recommending early sowing guano aud 9th,
means calculated T. push forward the growth Of the wheat
as ts; possible and above all universal destruction
OF ell tue suobe by fire. 10 the latter part Of winter OF.
carry IN the sprng as well as every particle Of
naming unconsumed by the stock. To procure "A con.
cert OF ACTION throughout the infected district
were also taken To the appointment Of committees
OF gentlemen in all the magsteral districts of euch coun
", whose Gny il will be every effort 10 induce IN,
farmers in their respective neghbohoods to make use OF
the means recommended by the Convention The motion
to this effect made by Mr. j. HILL Carter and after il
passed the Convention having resolved TO publish their
proceedings in the Warrenton aud Alexandria papers
adjourned sine die.
great deal OF interest manifested by the members
generally, aud determination faithfully do
could be done for the extirpaton Of the plague"
Aier Gazette.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-18
The Whe., Market.

We think our farmers may safely calculate on get
ting agood price for their Wheat crop this year. We
have heard Of no sales OF new Wheat in the Rich
mond market yet In fredericksburg and Alexandra
few sales have been quoted at from $3.50 to 81 20
per bushel. Tho market will soon open here, how
ever and our mlors will DO expected to pay hand
some prices. They win have active competitors in
fredericksburg aud Alexandria. Both of those places
have made pretty bold start and from the tone in
which contemporaries there discourse Of their re-
speetive markets may expect their merchants and
mlers to make the most energetic cffnts topay high
prices. "Liulo Petersburg" will not be behind, il
we are to judge from the enterprise and lberslity
displayed by her merchants last year. The compe-
tition in tho Richmond market WILL doubtless, he
greater than it last New mills have been
erected and the demand for wheat will be necessarily
increased.
We are not aware that any new wheat has been
offered in this market; but our mers should o?ci.
the mirket at the most liberal prices they afford
to give Farmers will not be easily satisfied this
year rs they were last. They will hold u1 fer
the best prices They will expect and very prnnerly,
to come in for fair share of the profits spectators
arS able to make OH their cops The .gtcs of 81 30
per bushel will hardly be so strong temptation to
them to sell the present crop rs Sl,20 was in the
early part OF last season. Not few Of them will
profit by the lesson they had taught them then, in
selling too carly and will take good to hold back
this year to get the highest prices the market will
command The great danger now is, that they may
hold back too much and miss the mark. Two dollars
bushel We think would be very safe sale, and We
would suggest to millerS to pu up the price at
once TO that notch.
From the accounts we have of the crop Of this
country, it appears that the yield will be an ave-
rage one. In places 1t has been very much
Injured by the iontworm and ALPHABETICALLY
in this State, but throughout the whole country the
accounts such to flvor the belief that toera-
bly, abundant crop will be made. From foreign coun-
tries we have rs yet very reliable OF the
condition Of the crops Our foreign papers give us
hatterng reports 1t is their policy to do so, and in
the meantime ii will be borne in mind that the yield
depends almost entirely upon the between this
and their harvest tme-whatever may be the pros
pect now. There is substantial ground for believ
ing that the European will be brought to speedy
termination, and we thin; are fully sustained in
the opinion, that from present indications the price
OF wheat ought not to fall short of 81 per busel in
our markets during this season.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-18

The country is flooded with rumors in regard to The
existence OF cholera in this city, most of which have
no foundation in truth That cholera prevails here,
to some extent, we have disposition to deny But
IT is nothing like bad is represented There is
really no serious of ALARM il being confined
entirely as we understand to the slave and pnuper
population oil the city, and is the necessary result OF
their own recklessness and mprudcnce After an alb.
sence OF week two, felt serious misgiyings as
to the proprety of returning the city ourselves in
consequence Of the extravagant rumors we met with
at every turn, to the prevalence and mortality Of
this dreadful scourge. But we lind much to our re-
lief, that Richmond is not laid waste by pestlencc
nor does fear sit upon the brows OF its citzens-the
health of the city, with the exceptions mentioned
being goods business active rs ever. Truly "ru
NOR is pipe blown by surmses," and in these days
OF cholera simple complain! is mngniied into tel.
roie disease, and no sooner is poor fellow little
under the weather. from imprudencc or lazneSs tian
busy, indeiatigablc rumor stands ready buy him
aid rccte his eulogy Now, have always mad a
sincere horror of being buried alive We Therefore,
protest against Richmond its citiz as being put in
the ground before their time comes and that TOO, by
the mere vas Of an ido tongue / Is tot agrce able
upon him. while he IS yet rlive, and cyulLns in III.
prospect OF living 10 a zee old .,.e. 81 if i'll the
same thing tn TIT i5lic :, would prefer dscl Ing
any sneh manifestations II regal Hnt' NC a. in =
onc''"n to merit them --whiau VIC ..e no,, at pre-
scot, and hope not TO be for so.n, considerable lille
'come. We arc modest and timely eulogies may
serve to annoy US.
We shall not fail, let the consequences 30 to the
city what they may, to give country friends tx.
at information in respect the cholera here. so far
ms we may be able to collect i. from authentic
sIurces. We deem it both wrong and foolish To sun.
press the truth in regard to his matter anu, letting
others do as they may we shall not suppress il, un
less mislcJ or laboring under gross misapprchca.
Of the facts. The people, therefore, in all part
of the State, may rely upon this assurance and b.
disturbed no longer.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-18

The NEw YoR& HARD SHELLS pay their respects to the
Administration in the following resolutions adopted AT
their late State Convention. They give the Brigadier
aud his Cabinet home thcs and rather indicate tba,
the New York Hard Shells soft as to be bought
up by the recent appointment OF Of their number 10
the Office Of District Attorney
RsioDed That the Presidential compsign of 1852 wss
bsgun aud conducted upon the principles OF the National
Democracy-that the briln. triumph then achieved was
the triumph Of those prncpletha; the Democratic par.
~ OF the Union then asssmbage of incoueru-
elements coalition Of adverse sentiments and
opinions banded together for purposes Of public pundsr
but organized ADD united upon its time honofed pfin
ciplesoWng obligation TO faction pledged TO the be.
stousl Of no rewards and bound by every consideration
OF honor and justice TO maintain its position and ptinc
piles before the country
Rssolred That the President Of the United States b,
bis unuarrsuabe Interference with local poll.
d,s-hs palpabe aud alarming invasion Of State Rights
and HE unjusdabe and undguiscd use Of his
10 control State elecons-has violated his obligation
TO bis party, his allegiance to the Constitution and
duty TO the counry-has seuated from his Admiuistra
tloh majority Of those Ia the State who cast their vote
for him Ia 1852.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-18

TnE Know NoTHISG scRAPE.-We deem il hardly ne.
cessiy to remark that the presence Of Mr Ja B Smith
Cfonus bar room on 9th street. on the occasion Of the
fuss between Cummings aud Reid arising out Of the
Know Nothing" controversy, entirely casual and
that he had conneeto with any ofihe parties
cd He merely called there With friend have ink
his way from the square, and the other parties entered
when he in the house As may be recolected he
witness In the because OF his presence under these
circumstance
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-18

The New York Courier in noticing the return Of the
hank notes stolen FROM the ofcd Of Belmont Co.. make
Ne statement:
watch was SET and yesterday morning at an carly
hour boy seen 10 drop letter In the Post Office and
leave IN great hurry. This letter turned out to be the
oue that contained tho $4,000 The direction on the
envelope was, after much scrutiny recognized by officer
Devoe as thst ensuatog from the hand of William Paul
ne cashier Of Belnont& Co. IL not however until
Al ef careful examination that the otcer came TO this
elpeluson and about haEpast thee o'clock yesterday
ernoon be took Mr. Paul into custody when the sccus
81 once confessed that he had committed the robbery
of embezlemcoi, whatever may be called Mr. Paul
syoung mao 80 yeats Of age, native Of Scouind and
married. lilo was said 10 be partner 10 the house On
hhng Questioned - TO how he tskc the money
Nc taii that be took u not for himself but for the Hnn
70 @eet decsoos which he had uufottunstey Incurred
~ specul.ipg 10 stock" Sc lie wa detained az the
chisi . offee Tor further examination"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-18
RICHnOND U1REETS I,-,v =,

BACoN-Ne~ Mountain cured, hog round. q o RI.
smhded, l-salo; Baltimore Sides l.4a7 i.9; SHOULD
BUTTER-Goehep 10 q sS cents: stock Of No,r,.,,
large and dull at loa Is cents.
COFFEE-The market Ia very dull We ouot, RI,
10 IL lie; Lsguya 10 La II l-e; Java ii i.e IL
CORN MEAIs-soaso cents.
flSII-No. Mackercl, a 9 lie; the LATTE,
'Sr Dos'9n Inspection Halifax Cut Herrnss, New, i-s
'ross u,sa3 l.s, as to quality
fLouR-Canal supetdue IS 81 9, for city con,
sumption. No shipping demand.
GUAN0-t66 l.s.
GRAlNS--Bcans, white, al per bushel
Corn IS cents per bushel
Oats, 40a42 2 cts per bushsl
Peas, blackeyc, 81 l-e cts per bushel
Rye. 90 cts per bushel-wanted.
WHEAT-The mills have stopped grinding Tor the sea.
son. and but little Offering. Prices nomnal
HAf-Northern selling at 81 the wharf In de.
IRoN-Pig $s6 10 per ton, except In small, ,s,cs,.
swcdss *loo Tredcgar and Engsh refined 70 90; Com.
mon English 40 a IS; up coanry bar 70a76.
LARD-In bbls 10 l.e, kegs IL cents.
LUABER-Plani, 9 inch. ses; l.e do ts6; Ia do
Ssoass ls; l do ls l-ealS 81 do 1000. Weather
Boarding Sle l-eals. according to quality. Seantlne
gnia Flooring, rough, slsa2o Tobacco Box Boards But
tonwood e6aSo.o0. SIS Poplar 20a25oo; Susauehanna
inch lsals.oo. White Pine, No. l, SO 90. White
Pine No ssassoo Joi.. Timber l4:oo. La,hes worth
LEO per NJ for rvcn; LIS for sawed. Shingles fa,
article worth 46oa476 per NJ, supply moderate with
good demand.
LIQUORS whiskey, Richmond Rectaed, rs cents
cssh-demand good Tuscaloosa, 6oa6O CENTS Cincinnati
rectd. much wanted 90 so; Old Family Rye "A; Rich
srdson's Old Family, 49, Richardson's No. l. T5 Bumgard
ners Old Rye, IS; onondsga Family, 10; Onondaga No.
l. As Mountain, 6oa66 Bmndy. common Imitation
Ssaioc; common 4,h proof 46a6Oc., cash; Oard, Du-
puy, IS s4a5 Hsnnessy. So s4a6; Pinet Co.. IS 81
as; Apple, 4aa75c. Gin, American common, s7as9c.
Holland, sl.loal.e oc. N. f Rum. ssas6c.
LIVE SToCK.-(J. Shocks Rcport)-Bcef Cattle,
S3.6oas4.95 sale weight; Hogs 5000 to $3.50 nett
Sheep 80 tosI nett
M0LASSES.-New Orleans, 20 a 2sc; Cuba eoasse.
PLASrER-Lump S l-9. Ground 80.
SALT From wharf g.; from store ea2l.s.
SUGARS-We notice better 'eelng In the market,
Orleans l-ei5 s cents; Porto Rico l-2s6 4 cents
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-18
RUFFIT August General Agents,
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rn,IIR NV wong nr.n.rrnIY M. ". = -

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100000 IyOuTEg OF ZEALAND PEUSONaI
RsTATE FOR TIN PEOPLE
MdgHlfccHt EHfsrpr,seLtbe,0i, fgrikis and CSri1fg
MHTEHlits1s

IT, wHlTElfURSr has decided %
shareholders the enerpte worm
II real personal estate disposed IL among the holder
Of certificates At the earliest possible e
shste The oerneae. are ~ each which entities the holder
property also, Of az wods Rar Pre- MI
Dssueeotype Of self rend any when the oertn
cate presented At either u his Galleries In the following
nninston and Pc ersburg. ' "
Also been with the following named sr
lists redeem the csTiiheatet:
aurpsy, Of YORK ~ o. colns,ot Philadelphia, Spring
heid, Mass aud wesheid Mas; PafdRe Of WbssIIpe
Va; WIN. I. Porter, Of Cincinnati, Ohio.
Not more than any thousand shares viii be soi'.
~ Certificates be had Of Msusrs BLADE nkHRR On
In person OF By mall post paid" By enclosing IS
JyiI-u
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-18

An acquaintance, one Of the largest farmers Of the
county suggests that great deal Of injury to cattle re-
suliug from railway trains running them might be
avoided the company wond placc 10 the hands OF each
engineer shot gun With Instructions shoot all cattle
exceedingly difficult matter to keep stock of the road
They have grown accustomed 10 the whistle Of the en-
CINE ihct they do not heed the warning. II however
they were shot with small SHOT little or injury would
b. dose them snd they would learn 70 avoid the
cis when ney hear them approaching. The suggestion
% worth trial and suppose that do farmer would oh.
Jec 70 the adoption Of plan that could inure him 30 III.
We, at all, aud would in the end him against the
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