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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-02-28

MOOD, WOOD, wOUD.- oicr Tor saIc, Il the Wool
w Yard, recently occupied by Mr. John Reeve, lrca'
Street. cash. pIncua customers good Wood, both Pine
low prices Having number Of hands engaged in cut
ting Wood, shalt regularly supplied with IT, Through tho
Kindness OF Mr. Luther p sir. b. w. Dabney have pa
athe stores, where orders he LETT and which will
be promptly attended 10. s. n. DAVIS
Feb ma
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GENERAL COMoTISSION EUSINEs.,
IL luE SALE IORAECO. WHEAT. ELOIlN
RICHARDSON co..,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN DRY GOODS,
05 Main Street. Richmond. Virginia,
y PRING ] S5f

". u. iiopkiur, Lexington, Peter Is. Law, panvis,
John T. kcn:, montgomery, Thcs Charlton
j. q. Faulkner, HALIFAX, Va.
SNTlT the invitation the Merchants OF Virginia
w stock Of DRY GOODS this the
Of having acc and general Of English French and
erm which, With variety OF fab
selected special reference the trade Of Virginia sa
North Carolina will make Complete and embrace all til
articles usually found Whole ale Dry Goods both 70
and Fancy all which he place moderate pts
accommodating terms.
ALSO,
The complete tho city OF Carpenzs Rugs
Door Mats Piano and Table Cyvc &c &c which will cell ~
quantities. u SUIT purchasers RICHARDSON & CO.
Feb Main rect.
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NOR LlVEtPOOL.-Thc line A ship. IIrEry 81
Nesnth Arson Bu!tcr, Mir, having nearly her IN
cargo engaged will meet with dispatch Tor the above port NHy
For balance OF room or passage, apply 10 -
Feb SCIlAER KOlILEN g. CO
SPECWACLES ADJUSTED no DEFECIiEEE.
SIGHT, UpON UNERRING SCIENTIFIC PRINCIPLES, Bl
M6RKESS, OprlClAN, GO MAIN STREET.
- NaT
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tee: " IN aTIIEN !EUM.-wM. GILMORE
So RICE nr, Lecture al The Hall OF the AthenSuhi Oh
80 SSI,:E:vcSlSt the 2Sih OF FEBRUARY!
IL ESpAi - snj he Practical.
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Common Pieas-GensxAl Term.
Present-Judges Ingraham, woodi ui, and Daily.
q DECISIONS,

SEPT. 3o.-7he Mrchants' Bank rs NILS & ai-lS-
GRAHAM, Jan omission to hle security BY foreign
corporation before commencing action is not sufficient
to set aside judgment obtained by default the
defendant, in negecng to before ju!gmsn, to
be deemed waving his right to security. The order
appealed from si rmed, without costs without IreG.
dice 10 renewal Of the motior, &c.
Eort IS. Hoger -1SGRAHAM, IA service OF notice o.
appeal on an attorney, where the party resides in
the city, 10 insufficient. Proof Of o1residence il not
made cut BY affidavit that party does not resido
In the city TO the best OF his knowledge ana tslisf
who nfcrned tho sppssns that the party resided 10 70:
city at specified place ard hereuPoa he took "a "a ;,s
pctice, and ssio be would go and bunt him up IL was
held E6t TO be good service the attorney The
should have been left with him. Appeal dismissed,
WITH ten dollars costs.
Eoienlauns rs Gun,er -ISGRAHAM,J "A fraudule atre
prefen'aion as to the amount paid for the rent a.
house viii not avoid contract for hiring part Of the
premises at specific rent When vie is dss.ssstsd
BY the husband az his agent for the gemen Of his
property during his absencs admissions and promisss 10
pay bills il regard to the premises binding. Judg
Hirshfeld Laadmon.-wooDRvrs J An attorney
who assumes TO appear for party in Justices court,
must il required prove his authority parol autho.
rzation IL sufficient, and the attornsy Ia himself
petent witness 10 prove It. The time to require such
proof Of authority 10 upon the appearance before joining
issue an going TO trial Judgment affirmed with costs
wilson rs. Slider ISGRAHAx. Where aD assign
ment Of personal property endorsed upon an agree
TONED and dercribed in the original instrumsnt held
thai proof Of the assignment the original at
vas missble In evidence although between other par
ties Judgment reversed. judgment ordered for plain
tiff for 4i08 So with cots.
7rust Us. DeaP'dine -IS0RAHAM, Where AN sue-
toneer in selling personal property BIDS for !. and there
by enhances the price TO the purchaser he may On dis
covering such under bidding refuss TO com plee the
purchase. This Court appeal is limited to the re-
turn for the facts occurring en- the trial. and cannot
look into the affidavit except wtea specisly provided
for by law. Judgment affirmed With costs.
Holly Is Gosii7g Judgment affirmed with costs.
Warming -. Htmphreys Where person purchases
various articles at separate prices aud pays for them IL
one Of the articles sent 70 him different from that
chased, he may return such Is effective and
the money paid and need not retura all tho other art
cles purchased At the same time. Judgment affirmed
with COTS.
Schlessinger vs. Basaneu.-Juisment affirmed with
costs.
Manning 70. Lert--Judement rsverssi with costs
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Superior Court--spccinI Term.
Before Hon. Judge Bosworth.
ACTION AGArNsr AN INSURANCE COMA,

ACTION AGArNsr AN INSURANCE COMPANY.
SHIT. 22--Lamoreur U.s. the Atlantic Mutual Insurance
Co5poay THE Is a motion TO compel the plaintiff to
make his complaint definite and certain. The
plant to be framed the theory that the plaintiff
is entitled to have the policy reformed, and that II may
be necessary to have reformation decreed TO enable
him to for the loss that hiss occurred The
plant among other things 'prays that IL the be
necessary, said policy may be reformed in such
fully and clearly TO express the intention and agree
m,nt Of the paries,u &C. The complaint concludes by
demanding nent against tie defendants for Tx
Of 5000 (the amount iusured) with interest. This
motion IL for ordcr TO compel the plaintiff to amend
that thc complaint shall among other things, unconoi
uonsly Ersy for regormatian Of tie p3nsy, wholly
omit 10 ask any such celief.
Pofworlr J.--1he code requires com .lliIt 10 en-.
tain demand VI tie relief TO wLS1 the IaiI.E sur
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has the sfcrs far theee parts Of his pkating are
esDeDtd sslecsd there separate defeooee and demrr
res 10 and replied 10 tie other II was that the
reply denied the matter dsnurred 10, beesuse csoied
every allegation in tbs inconsistent With ths TO
ply and demurrer Tie plaintiff meant by tEis 70 except
The matter asmurred TO- because demurrer admits the
facts 70 be true tina. demured 20 But that sery
ambguous mode Of expressing such idea and II may
be said with propriey that the allegation In the
tbst the assignment made to defraud creditors. s
Inconsistent with the allegation in the replv that ths
claim assigned In good faith. The plaintiff, II he
III chooses "a demur, must therefore express more
distinctly what part be excerpts from the denial in his
ply, and amend has placing sscOroipgy or he may,
the Court the Circuit ~il give him the adyan
tsge II he had demurred 70 it. As the part dsmurred
10 constitutes no defence, costs are given.
BY Hon. Judge Cerke.
SRrT So.-JolR Boyd us Ddrid AolldR.-Mction for re-
ceivtr denied. without costs.
Hartford Life Insurance Company re- John LorjoS and
Oshere-Motion 10 stay proceedings granted.
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United States District Court.
Before Hon. Judge Belts AMI Jury.

SEPT. 267ne United States Us 7hr.s Packages conafn
ing table orks table sicls fork casings and ,osisxins
gradstones This suit Is brought by the goverEme1t
seized by the Collector the goth starch last aoa
are clsined by Joseph sandcrson Mr. Joacbmsson APP
he v,.si coun.s aepnr Generally hat the s,s rooss
we're represented in the voice at certain value which
falsely represented TO amount to less gum Of
the claimant contains general denis OF the facts stated
in the information. The geo vers imported from
in ey a ae,s ssswssds y .sa
B, Nj Campbell at the public store, and the svoice
value was raised by him so per centniaking the value
charges, Instead Il $3.50 II, as stated in the en-
try For the defence, brother Of Ar. Sande-son
examined . BY MI hseeuoush, and aepossa tsat the
those goots in Sheffield, Frgland; witness 10 Eng
laud at The time the pncksees were forwarded TO his
could have been bought In England at That time a. =
lower rate than they are marked witness has purchased
similar articles about ne sane time a those Triees;
that 10 that i'on has advanced than hundred
FER cent and the price Of labor, too advanced tbs
desert ption Of goods was old sstabihei STYLE YER
tiet for the United States.
Before Hon. Judge Belts
srrT. 80 -Fiev Of Not Gsiy--The Distric. Attorney
moved that certain prisoners indicted should be put for
Warren Judiins indicted for counterfetpg coin was
then placed at the bar and entered plea of not guilty,
mes Mcdonald and others indicted for revolt plead
ed not guilty, and were remanded.
THE ALLEGED CHARGE OF SLAVE TRAFFIc--BiLLs
or INDICTMENT FOUED.
The Grand Jury came into court With true BIZ OF
Indictment In the Of the United States against Jmsa
Smith captain OF the brig Julia loulon, charged With
icing engaged in slave traing contrary TO the act Of
Congress The prisoner was put forward TO plead
Mr.. B. i. nunning Who appeared counsel for the
prisoner, about to enter the plea OF not gaiJ,
vhsn-
Judge Belts said that as this was capital oa.n:e 10
old not within the Jurisdiction CT the s rict Court,
sId II sbond therefore be RENTED cT trial TO the United
states Circuit Court
Mr. nvr rirg asked for COPY Of tic Indictment and
LIST OF the witoesses.
The Judge said that such shoud be furnished the de-
fcpdsn days before the trial The prisoner was then
remaDded
The Grand Jury also rendered hills against Charles
Web charged with c,un.crfstt. gold dollars Peter
". Gardiner, charged With assault With dangerous
weapon Jesse L. haegstan, chsrre6 with assault With
Dangerous eeatcn Samuel lieltIath, FOR smnggIpg;
lAcLsriab feas,ntr, smuggling
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ACTION FOR ALLEGED FALSE IMPRISONMENT.
before Hon Ludnn Phiilina

Before Hon. Judge Philips.
sEIT 25 -Ner.iIe 49, Wa--This action Ia brought BY
plaintiff against the defendant recover damages for
alleged false imprisonment, charged to have been com
Dt,ed in the city of Williams burg The defendant
moves to dismiss the complaint upon affidavit setcg
mp that all the acts complained Of by the plaintiff If
committed by the defendant, were done by him IN pnr
Of the duties of his Office Mayor OF the city Of
Williamsburg. That the plaintiff being charged with
violation Of the city ordinances, he (he defsnsnt) is
sued his warrant for the plaintiffs arrest, and finally
committed him TO the county jan, and that both plaintiff
and defendant are residents Of Williamsburg. Section
ia of the Code provides that actions aga public
officer for act done by him in virtue OF HIS Office
he tried in the county where the cause or some part
thereof The plaintiff rcssts the motion for the
followr ora IL That the question Of the residence
Of the parties having been passed upon, od
dicdtd q That tho allegations oniained II the adayt
that the acts copsined Of done 10 virtue Of the
Defendants Office IL question Of fact to be passed on
by jury and cannot be tried by the court sdayits
JUDGE Phillips saidThe position assumei by the plain.
tuin Of the aummons the objection taken By the de.
PENDANT Inst both OF the parties 70 this son now
fescents ard hat therefore this court hal jurisdIc
tcn her 81 the raries the seton. This obaction
oyerrplec by bis Horror Justice Mccarthy ana that
rulirr not he disturbed by and only be re
viewed by IN appeal 10 the general terror. As to the
fecord foDt rafed by the plaintiff at the time Of The
gumeat v@ strongly inclined 10 he e,lsf that the
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Superior Court-General Term.
Present ALI tbc .Juatieea

STIT. so.It is ordered that The next November t.ia
term thereof he exteI dcd and continued four weeks
the 1st Monday Of that month II is also dered that
two sIccol terms for the trial q by urr In adj
d TO those already appointed 10 he held in each OF
the months Of October November aud December next TO
con- menoe the Cd Monday in each month"; and to be
coi lin ueo for two We els thereafter.
DyCIsIoNa.
Hcnsg Carstcns dgt John Ritter -Appoal dismissed
nth $40 ccsts.
Esnrg. y SEAMAN ogt Daniel Low- Application de.
Lied Nirh SO cots.
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TO his costs 10 tha time Of the offer The words 10 that
section the time Of the offer are 10 b applied 81
wen to the clause declaring that the plaintiff csnaot
COSTS as 70 the declaring hat The must
pay the esfepdants costs -
Bisdsdu rs tie keU jersey Railroda ana Tdaspogtd-
toia Company -Nnc1I The DEFENDANT may sub MT
10 the Court only his argument IN ting In ten days
from notice Of this order and the plaintiff his argue 1T
also in writing in the time the defendant pAy.
ing the costs Of the argument, and Of this notan and
Of the 10 mer motion tor Z afgument-Slo saco me
judgment entered 10 stand unless the Court other
wise direct Court 70 consist Of the two judges 70
whom the molten ID submitted, unless they direct
otherwise.
Stu,n &c. rcn Comp and Heyt -Opps,seim w. The same
-MncHEII, The plaintiffs claim certain sums due 70
th assgpees and in order holi the dsfendants to
bail they aefe by dayit that the debts were contract
ed through fraudulent Representations made BY the de-
iendsnts 70 the aftgnos The DEFENDANTS object that
tort for false representation cannot be assigned
this be does not affect this qus stion The debt is
assgnable and the ion is for the debt. The order
allows the arrest "when the defendant has been guilty
Of fraud in contracting thu debt for which the action
10 brous htn-fSec- 49, sub division 4)-snd Gees not
male the Arrest derend in measure ON the character
of the plain twhether he be assignee the original
creditor But there various questions Of fact left
in doubt by the Adavits there should be reference TO
take proof Of the "a Is and the referee sh 1ud bs dire ed
be shown whether the information in writing not,
and If in writing unless the writing ne prcducedand
not In wri ing then the Of the information
be particularly stated and also nearly practicable
the language in which IL communicated. Further
directions be reserved and to be gyeu at special term
The Carroll VIA Case The OF Carroll Va. Carroll
was postponed until the November terra.
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indvii ual banker, unlefs the same SHOULD be
made payable demand and without INTEREST," such
cali the ss an s%.asSs si Or G'ss SleV, ana es M
explicit: declaration Q. the legislative WILL wh. justice
Of strangers previous 1novisdae Of ii, sscuirewents
on pain Of forfeiture. One and These sb
cations however, Chat for the s17S 600 remaining un
paid sfhs Ugh given BEFORE were renewed, It is said
after the ACT Of ls4o snd renewed in form being
for nine and ten thousand dollars each somewhat mod
He'd 20 far 80 respete amounts from thst originally
stipulated although even those sans It Ia obvious are
altogether too large to admit the idea Of currency
ever their denominations are within the aeta propo
siton. imagine, which the District erney would 6nd
are in that case, simply void and ie.e the original
obligations standing in full force. Ny conclusion there
FORE e. for the reasons above sts and others discuss
ed bJ me more ~ length in deciiag the case Of thu
P.mers, that the sate Of Indiana, In in
all aspects OF the transaction, Is entitled t. re,over
and that decree ousst to be entered accordingly.
The following is a summary. propositions dedu
chile from the foregoing dscision;--
The free bankc, under tbs unlimited power express
but all other evidences OF debt nav svfnlIy dscouu
or buy at discount, the bands sealed notes. other
syiaes:es not only Of tie private DEBT Of individuals,
whether the discount be made with view to their gen
efa mixing operations, or for the specific purpose Of
ptIolier, security for their eli culatpe medium
The free banks, until the act OF t84o not pro-
hibed from issuing time papar whether sdspted TO cir
By the act Of 1910 TIE tree banks prohibited
from giving In fulalment of lawful contracts their pro-
nEsorJ engagement on time, provided such engage
mo.ts, Ia form and substance no. adapted, and
were not in fact intended, TO circulate money!
AZ all events, the contract in question: male as IL
Nse 'ong prior 10 the act OF 1870 md spulsng for
ps5mens by inftsimepts OF them less In am ,unt
than twenty four thousand hundred and ity dol
ias vas not violation Of any statute In relation 70 the
currency, existing at the Time either in leer or in
9. The free banks although Of c.r,,u cor
porate attributes and subject to certain corrorats liz
baties are not bodies corporate within the wesning
OF The trainers either of the constitution or Of tn general
banking law
At all events, peral regulations involving fereeit.
or imprisonment, enacted in reference 10 corpors
tons proper, cannot by i'm phcstio, and esosc.
~ contrary to the known intention or the Laosiate
he extended 70 the free banking associations even adj
uniting them, in other respects TO Re quasi corpora.
tiOns
JUDGES Mtehsl and clerhe concurTed.
Before Ecn. Judges Etsbsn (p. I'D Roosevelt and
Clerke,
SET 60 -Fooiascr g. IrsdRd -yrcTr.i, J.-Jaag.
men ahrmed with coits. When offer - made nv ds
ftIdfnt under 3s5 q tie .ode, ard tie plain.iF
rsss'sss est Gsl lie suypp; Vlessd he u ttl sasea
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p..ss. rs,.s. osrr.a. tca.hD
oAnHEIDoK cArrGE MAnx

parted for the Boston Daily Advertiser
Al msrke, l2is Cattle, about 600 Beeyes,
Gle Stores.
'ncrs. Market Bcef-Estrs, perc wt.,
90; first quality, $3.50; second do,
,i21-2 rs third DO, s6,75 700; or
mry $3.50 600. Hides, $3.50 600;
/ How, $500 SOS, Pclts, $3.50 Use;
lfskin-, Toe lie per d.; Veal Calves,
6,7se. BArrclling cattle, 6,75 7 so
rrst
S,ores--woking Oxen, . a5, 100, 10i,
y lis, Ib2. las LIS.
Cows and Calves, s2s, 30, ~, 81, %, 30
j., ~, Is. ~ sd.
Yearlings-Sg 10 II.
Two years old--$i2, 81, 1850, ls ~.
Three ycar ,ld,-s9, 30, n, 81, a 81.
Sheep and Lambs---50oi at market Ex-
"a S, 81 l0aI by 10, |, 25, 80, i,75, 2,
l,25, 40, AIS, ga $50.
Swine--Nonc; 1000 live hogs on the
road now due.
Remarks beef cattle, as a whole
are m,serably poor, and altogether unsui,ed
ics the Boston market. Better stock would
esmmaDd higher prices. OF the Canada
cattle, 40 arrived via the Grand Trunk
Railway, to Portland, aud thence by steam
he.st
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STRAY STEER.

I,AHF inta The snsll-ars - the susscnhsf hboat
I the laih 81 Nus a ixs yraE cd, fsd rissf.--
fhsfs u = hits sifi7s "a ths baff The nsf is
Isqua.isA 10 Irpss pfgseFty pay seaise. lsd ishs
idsn away soHtfh IL fhAlih-
Nssi Aailaha, Dec, Z irSs- fs~ss
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SERIES ron 1895.
THE HOME JOURNAL.
Npua4. A Axttffa pnt-t,.pa


To. ora rsne.s - the --sts. ~ia 10 issued
the hrsi ~ JsRnasy ssft as~ sai~ffihtfs ~
suppisd ffsni that date but lnsneaiaie applration
wi 10 Necessary sufh ~ ds.ifr 20 bFrih with tie
tcgnainx. hssse - hardly es,snpiras Ne shink We
may ssfsit cay, ithout the Hess JsrnsAt
Which. h~slts. teisr ehfDaieie af the ies Asands
IN intelligence designed 80 sulitsn an AmsreAn
Hame. IL edsus., tees Y. Morris and ~ o. Wili,s)
dsvas theif estirs time. st and stPcrisAc. D. the
isst - giving, earn seeks ssefy tlsinE rorth kscS
tar They particularly ksep sss all Tie whisls
and novelties Of ne day. The uts pa.as arr taken
o. present he fafis aud enilines 81 all Ia the
literary Department aim Al sketrhs- and readable
etiiissin, and IN oar oonasHsaiinns ~ the
sutne And TIE "cAt, and tfansfef 10 columns the
pist 81 Enfitsh intsmsiion and brlanry, " hiie We
sadsssof Ia select itii 81 pure morals
true " u aud ErnHnr hanof Ia Addloa ~ the above,
ne have made new Arrangements Zoe feature that 10
always attractive Ia family lgrnAl. ffom several
are TO he supplied with the asss asd Cos.
s'P 81 Ne fSrk secsfs. In metropolis The eurs,
reet-r the more sparkling clements ~ the hfs of
rauntfy AZ large and collision sd atfit,on brine
marh whieh would else be dormant Anost, in soei-
ETY. gossip, 10 small world, IL which the ordinary
ns~spslsr= make reI,urt, and Of thi- THAI
can pf'iiHtse amusing pitssogfsphs. Ia Announcing
series 81 artscirs ny Mt. Willis a. addition
his usasi eeitsis l.isrs, claim the privilege oi
leaving them 10 designate their style and title
they aepeF They are O. he quite different from
any thing Shseh has been tstlished In this jir.
nal from hs pen, snd ytfy that they viii
be M los sitseuys, 10 say the least The graphite
and hlFhly finished sketches, BY I" The Lady u cha
lat, ' Tta0iiiy 0ghls," and others, will be eDntin
ued. We haze also new correspondents IN London
and PARIS " no viii send us much that could never
rsAeh Us through foreign journals.
Trsss-- POI one copy, " for three copies y or
fof one copy hf three years e5-slwhys In advance.
Subscribe ~itioa' delay Addre.s
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nun uNniHsHNEn hssjae tser sgf-iaisA ~
] tne lion. faibats ts'uii ~ he iisiilif " Nhs
iand tHHgstplheFa g. futiets. eAsmift, aAs aafast
estate VI Mawas nusae, lsic 81 igfhtta 10 Sad
nisuis' drr~as,a, hereby eve METRE thst ~ Ntti
5f thr pattsse at ttamining aHd siit ltf tsi
clsas ~ fhe iais fesiAehfc ne deceased sata
frsiifd iho srsona AuudsSs NJ inresi saa
Apsli u isii. ffUfn noe ttist. uati fDfitst,
each " said iats. sna that sls H.atils hrh to
iiii DAY VI Nntthih,t 4 y 1854 "a no titnF hslipa
bs raid tn ti safd sfsaitfs "a FFrsfNi d 80 ffft
tihna a. a. tlf tkanlin aiai, SOD aiAi,faute.
Dated st iiasiuidi w., ikis fth dAY oi irfta.hff
A nla.4
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l a. tina fffhssr Csait So tAf ii.iiI.f a hHi.
isis .inisaissis ~ fr.fise. sshpssr 40 taiist
40 rtsiaIs 400 apmspAu - ~ rffnHrt scssHti 80
tsIaie a ftsfs rrs4ts ist. q htNsss. iu Ftit
ui4trist g. sssoa. trfrts Nte ffurf ttif 10 sfN
irafi tfft f'tffss fa rttIirins aft tts - $50
fisfa,s "a n e. ifef's afifs ia tNiitff. rs fe ffik
So tttaausu ns,i. srs ~ Ne ssfnHd ass q hss
nsN main niHe u'thaA, \ " uAil msf wf'sfts
3 IT. go ssth 81 ssit fatt I'D fhtt tit satil fffrs
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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-22
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