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crossroads pleasant, and if you enjoy a
morning walk, why not show yourself
charitably inclined. by going along with
me2' 1T
l assented to Mr.. Graham's request,
from latent wish to remain with him till
the latest moment, and also (shall l con-
fess IT'D with feeling of malicious pleas
are, In showing my newly fedged inde.
pendence to the Smiths. Indeed, / was
fully determined that their guardianship
of my person and property should be
only nominal during the remaining twelve
months Of my minority.
Time brings me to another fair, autumn
nal evening. My year of study is closed.
Tnis very day | am twenty lone. and liter
ally my own, sole mistress.
Asjust one year ago, I sit in the old
familiar room, with Mr.. and Mrs. Smith,
and Lizzie; and as then, thought weaves
in my brain its many threaded, mystic web.
But now, grave memory retires, and bright
hope. beckons Inc on within the fowery
portals of the future. ,.x.
/, AS just one year ago, Tom brings the
letters from the evening mail, and as then,
there is message from Weld Graham:
But the letter is not, like the previous one,
addressed to Mr.. Smith. Neither can
Mrs Smith or Lizzie claim. it. They nor
you, reader, have no right nor title to it's
contents, and only clause will be tram
scribed for your edfcation. s 4
Thus it reads:. In our married life, I
intend that you shall, as now, hold your
property independent of my control, even
to the smallest fraction of your portion of
the Broken Shilling. 6s
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CIDE".

.2A Friend Of ours received q bottle /,
delicious cider, with the following lines:
Old friend, accept this bottle o -
eaKesr anouth then open wider, s56i
aiaFiss isiihbibs, then to exelaim a =
By Geergel what glorious Cider.
.sEerhaps some fair young damsel, go
Whose looks have ne'er belied her,
viii not object to takeaswig,
When you are down be-Cider.
Ind if she thus indulges ssa
.Yoe then may have to guide her,
But she will say its owing to
Ehesstaff which is in Cider.
4 AAla should she get excled:.r
beg you'll not deride her,
but simply keep your distance
And remain mere out--Cider.
Perhaps such soothing nectar
Ought not to be denied her,
.Thets question let her settle,
lAed be her own de- Cider.
sa;s
IF through your interference,
bMisfortune should betide her
hTne chances arethat you will get
A.rsgnlar broad-C Cider.
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81 IS elect Gale.
! THE BROKEN SHILLING.

ltswas rather cool September even
Ing, retnshber, and We had FIRE lighted
inthe back parlor.
Mr. Smith was reading package of
lesskfs: Mrs. Smith dozsd in a corner Of
the sofa, lulled to rest. suppose, by .he
eesseless thrumming Of Miss Lizzie on the
piano. In : corner by herself, with q
sinSFe lamp beside her. Betsy Lake sat
sewing. Know that answer to the. anti
stphonious name of Betsy. Twas chris
tened Elisabeth. and up to the time of
my coming to live with the Smiths had
been called Lizzie Lake. But Mrs
Smith aid ait was @inconvenient having
two of the same name in the family, and
she would have me called Betsy" or
"Batsy, to give her smooth, drawling
ptondnciation. Ibid not like the change.
The name seemed old fashioned, homely,
shd quite unsuited to my fourteen years
However cus,em had rendered the I'M
gfsccful appellation familiar, and now.
'vaflerA lapse Of six years. |, have almost
ceased TO remember and regret the name
giseh me st my christening.
"Here is line from Graham said
Mr.. Smith, stating that he is coming to
Non business, aud that he intends 10
stop. = few days with Us"
This announcement caused sensation
IN our qniet family party. Mrs. Smith
suddenly sat bold upright. looking wide
awake. Miss Lizzie left the piano, and
ran ~ look over her father's shoulder al
the letter. ss.ss
Even Betsy Lake was guilty of a little
silly start Of surprise, whereby her needle
glanced from the cambria, aud penetrated
the fore finger Of her left hand.
xE9r three successive seasons, the
Smiths had met with Weld Graham and
his mo3her at Saratoga. The acquain,
: taqee thus commenced had ripened sintc
Intimacy and for some months the two
families had correspondent
sAps animated discussion followed the
reading of the letter, the debated point
beng whether party should be got mp
on The Graham's accosnt. OF course, /
had neither interest nor voice in the ques-
tiQp Bqt / had ny own busy thoughts
sfob cqm2ahy, aud they led me back to
certain "Reminiscences in my somewhat
-clssded experience Of life. In my elev-
en5h summer, my dear father had left me
- mothvrless child. in the charge of a
friend. while he went South, in the vain
hope that . change Of climate would re.
store bic fdili1g health. Weld Grahaauaa
s = -
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H Out of the fullness Of the heart
and emptiness of the pocket some printer
thus speaketh: .s.T .5,i,.sf -.
Il hate tight laeiug lsudiloose csnvsrsa-
tiop,
Abundant gah aud little Information! $
Abe fool who sings in. he'd and snores in
meeting, 4xss 4.
Who laughs while talking and talks while
eatin',. .epall II h4a'l
These things I hate, yet. more hate to
see. zssfS
The printer cheated ont Of histard earn
30 ed fee.n as5,. II
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Difficult 70 Account for it.

We take the following humorous satire
upon the Republican excuses over their
defeat from the Albany Argus:
The Opposition find it exceedingly
difficult TO account for the uniferm sue
cess of the Democratic party. For in
stance when we point to our election in
Pennsylvania. they say:
oh, the Quakers did not VOTE
But we have carried New Jersey-Qua-
kcrs and allI'
oh, that is owing to the Railroad
But look at New York;
oh that tissowing to the. canal.
But We have carried Illinois,
3 oh, that is owing to the Germans
But we have carriad Indiana 49,,
oh, that is owing, to the Methodistsl'
5. But Louisiana is with MS also?'
Oh, that is owing to the Catholicsi,
& New York city is Overwhelmingly with
us?' .s.ss.s.s-.s, - rr,..e
Oh, that is owing to the Irishr -
{ But Minnesota, where there are few
Irish, Germans, Catholics, no canals and
few railroads-5how does it become Dem
ocratic?'
Z oh, that is owing to the Federal Gov
ernnient and breech-clout Indians!,
And Connecticut
'Ob, that is owing. to the Yapkeesl'
And Wisconsin,
'Oh. that is owing to the grasshoppers!'
+ And Californian
oh, that is new State!'
And virginia?'
sOh, that is an old State!'.
Look at the.. South. whichis composed
of an Anglo Saxon population-a race
unmixed, and where internal improvements
and eternal salvation do not enter into
po!i,ics?' S
oh, that is owing to Slavery
But the North is organizing equally
with the South in support Of Mr.. Ruch-
anaG?. &
/ oh, that is owing to immigration!'
But New Mexico is Democratic where
the people came over shortly after Colum-
bus; and which was settled before Cape
Cod?'
+ oh, that owing to- Heaven knows
whatv = -
Finally, the. opposition run out of apol-
ogies, excuses and explanations, as the
Democratic Victories pour in, each one re,
qniring a different theory.
The only part Of the Union, that stands
ont against the Democracy and the ad,
ministratiof Of Buchanan is Ntah. Brig
ham Young so far. carries the, Territory.
This will form nuclens for the Repnb-
licans in 1860. In the mean time, il
they are not successful in promulgating
their opinions. they have only to wait for
their Mormon brethren to propagate
tnelu. H ssi So :.
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beautiful Anegorys

~~~s~ssA~ 49, = @eAS&aSkys 4 = sssts--f-
In conversation few days axo. wiiks,
an enthusiastic. admirer of Mr. Crittenden
be related the following, in speaking Of :
his professional career, as Illustrating hia
power over jury: s1stss' - = Fsssse =
Mr.. Crittenden was engaged ii defend. 2
ing man who had been indictezt Ter aksaI
[caPital offence After apowssfal andsit
elaborate defence he closed his eifortsS Swifh,
the following beausifsE aIlesery::s $50 s. !.
..W hen God in his eternal counsel cor eS8i ~
ceived the thought Of mana creation. hets
called 70 him three miuistsrs Who waitsa
constantly about his tAene- Justice. Trnth. !.
and Mercy, and thas addressed them.,
Shall we make Mani Thea said Jsial..
tices o, God make him not for ks s vi vdi1}ea
trample upon thy laws.' s Truth hiadss
swer also: Q. God makssAimi not S fStc ksral
will po!ute thy sanctuariea But N<cxa~s
dropping on her knees, and looking M
through sher tears. exclaimed, o God :.
make him, win watch over him and ;i sSrs rsi1if
round him with my care, through III tHte4
dark paths which he may hare odtfeod .sssI
Then Godspade him and saidsxe him Obs
man, thou art the child of Mercy: 70 and 4.
deal lightly with thy brother 80 49,
4 The jury when he flashed was drowned s
in tears, aud against evidence and wbSts.
must hnys been their own con sic,tpnx
brought in speedy verdict Of sset gailssss.
Springfield Republican ...a
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3 An eastern editor heads his list OF Births
Marriages and Deaths, thus: kSschsd
Matched and Dispatched,
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"A Yankee down east invented a machine
fer manufacturing, from q dandy, one ba-
boon, . monkey, and an ape. SO as to have
enough left Of him to make alittle eyallsr
|dogo ssxs r0
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- A friend Of ours was conkrItsl,sa
lating hiMsslf upon having. .receatly q suus z
. very pleasant trip. Upon isqniry, ws
found that be had tripped and fell into : 8
young lady's lap. Sss
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ITEMS.

a sp eial .nmis-iau his ben er-sH-
irei to inquire into the et"s7~ oi tie i7Sf vi
the Central America. Il has teen IN s-5'iza
asoat two weeks. The mseiinEs ha'e thus
lar been kel' set
An earthquass Wa e27'fieneei IA Dot
f.lo last weak 1t astat;d the Ia0s. s5is!
buildings.
Mr. John Brown, ii l.ln'r'ak, Ne, was
stabbed BY tw' r"lhAn' y '',' nam 81 'is'
on ff'dAY h'in' Oh LAST w'sA' anu ''5' III
s'a'i''S
Business in NV YORK continues dull
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

OWNED AND DIsowSrD, or the Chat.
eel Child. A Tale of Southern Life.
By WAN Buren, Denslow. New York:
Ii. Dayton. For sale by 4. Williams
& Co.,
We have not had time to read the
above. We copy notice from the Ros-
ton Journal.
This is bad book, ministcring 70 a
corrupt heart and depraved taste \
earther who sells his own child, aal a
priest who attempts to scdncc his
penitent at the confessional. are among
The characters. \ considerable port IN
of,hc book is occupied with exploits
ola pirate. who kidnaps the dtus htor
Of wealthy planter. and then, with the
hslp Of his own mistress scIuce her at
leisure Reused to a sense of her des-
nda,ion by the marriage Of her para u5nr
with the woman who has contributed to
her ruin, the girl browns hers II. and
the pirate. not quite knowing how t.
dispose Of her, looks quietly on with the
remark, Poor Ada.
IIarpers Nv Monthly Magazine. and
llarpers Weekly have been received.
These periodic is arr prospecting f7els
AMI the reccu: Suspension of Harp 4
Brothers. docs not efe,' tAsir pusl:ca.
ton a: all. Moses Hail A;aat. \
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70 Clients and Debtors 7



ESTLHM are hard times, and many If you
~ have large and expensive families -ind Of you
p1r htiith and prOrer faculties. Tut al Of ysa do
S0WeftiaJ towards ecouunaiug your SpeHses and paying
some small portion of your debts. Rents and
Groceries are falling rapidly. am owing debLs and 10
order 70 IL jsie 70 my ofadter work very hard, early
ad ae, ana am reducing my expenses HALL from
"alt they were 1st winter. Aud want each Of you Il,
make similar efforts 10 show yours Ives the "u6b.t work
o Tod !" Iriye II can't" overb ard. Where til.ro is
a WILL, here is generally NAY.
very much need wliat il due me. Ny moderate
me-uS, my growing inirnites, aud my honest debts
AL demand Of me the Efforts am now making
VII you rot joiA and ssst me to do right 10
my creditor: ii You cannot pay all, you can some
patt-Ahd II not in money, then ia something 10 KAT
baHE %fAH ~ tsa. !! you can't spare Ok, COW, Of
sheep thea bring me- Ig, goose chickei-a bag Of
potatoes otcg ycset !esor load Of hay
wood.
It's as much Your duty to make such Efforts rs it is to
fray 81 q Il . is i've uuF sins and = aaI prosperyou
mal's fGih IS shown BY his agrIs Many man pro-
Icz1hJ the Religion 81 the e,-.er Is guilty of fraud
and STA towards his honest Creditor who Is often the poorer
o fhe .wa AMI great sufferer is ye aouif net men
Shsai9 - into you, do pc cen so 10 them"
CHARLES LOWELL,
Ellsworth, Oct. lst, la5t.
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Y.rFs ~

81. i.uLls. o.. -.
The II publican nnhi 81 a / e -
]e'irered bv I'sscr e. N-a'l5' II 81.
Lake City. AuguV lo.h IN vh.cA ,,rsas
grounds were ;aksa s1iast ,Aa EH..r4
Smtes Government. ani determination
isexpr 'ssei TO reeis. III troops 20 the
las, extremity. rhe Mormon child n
are ralled upon n am iron .rlvrs au1
people generally are exhortei; hy m
gain, and otherwise praaafe CT - eoa-
Ajci. DURING The disr3af.e XIV ~
ays We are the kias lon oi Col
md the State of Desrrst and VII AAye
Brigham Young far Governor ~. A.
lons h. lives.' Yoan ma ie spse',h
equally bold in Is 1e5'tra- 55;,s # Il Ill
~ aslinst the United Sates.
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ii VI Go4.0tl Re L
ME w GOODSl
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6a'asa. Sugar, CO lee, T.as, T bacco, Salesatua,
soap, Gt.ttlcs starch, j Incgar, Lamp Oil, burning
fIuid, Spices Of all liud>, AMI such otaer articles
ARE usually embraced III the Grocery business.
hl-1, hoots and shoes, (cXtra quahty) Dry
67od-, hardware, OGDEN and Crockeiy Ware,
Paints, OILS, uiass, and Nails, together vita
Hats, Caps. Ae., &e.; and, in shot, all the va
II IL kia-t5 g9ads usually found N village re-
tlI grocery 0t"re.
oar geed an. al If an excellent quality and
rurciia-.d low as thelo1cst. Country Produce
Of a!i kinds villbc taken BY US in exchange fol
goods, aud tho highest m..rkc prices viii be paid
" o ls- yy4ut giSa Is your patronage, and we will
s-..,4sos 10 u, yea well in ever respect.
II. ii. HARDEN & co.
i. Il. HAEnEX. J Il. lHAMpEsLAiN
Ellsworth. sept LIST, 1857.
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Auction Postponed :!

! SHALL sell by Auction at Jones
Steam Mill Wharf, in Ellsworth, on Saturday
the . st inst, at o'clock, p. ~, one steam En-
Sine OF twenty-five horse power, one Boiler and
Shutting. Terms made known ut the time and
place Il stle. GEO ". NEWBEdiN, Auc.
Ellsworth. Oct. 49, IS
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DIED,

n hlwhill OF; J. tnuie Dyer aged lin, and
BY. daughter 81 ,pa al Caroline b. " >
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MARRIED..

\, IN ttil,.wofh Oct. 2ith. by A. Me ilstcr ESQ.
iaf; william "eogins # Trcnton, to Mrs Mary
T. NaGpwa ct this town.
,, v HfooAlin SEPT. ith, by Rev T. Cole, Capt.
Itshtass .. liaopcr to Nj 81. Elizabeth :. Bent
all If l5r. Him. 49,
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SrpnGx basrn.--M' s1 -
o. Hebalon Sanger. E,4, Of I'll
VS. 70 md dead in h7r be. y - :
morning. 81, hal hern n -,a..t
health for long ,iar. anl cn Ii #zea.
IA previous - hsr d esase tls a..t
re,ir, a, usual; Mrs. $. replying u
I friend wh, oF,rei TO take care Of hez
during the night, tina, Size ne 4 / -
care, Is hrt husband wascl "a &, Ua.#
spoken -. Several ,im aa -
ni;h,A Mr. s noticed tast u
quietly: ha, on ri>ias a, ~ ar a
he found she ha sen,'y pas 4a.1s-
waho4, moving from the POS - -
whica she slept.
Mrs. Sanger wa, lily II msfs.l
anna 9iIty ,al MIRA VOL. lni a9.-t
for Sona9lg s54l:a 81, k-aiass
hart. Tae b.rc~sm u; 7tst..a.i y
her Elmgy IS one il W1.eA Ia CON
mamty have an earnest symP4la -
HaitrrRic Nal
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"fftt- .e.,-s-4 .-al .ai.ao.y between
Esns, antt,ff z.,,. ~ should ,. ~ TT
l1,'er y sss. FIN,
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EXTRAORDINARY CASE.

KlCNNONn. May Isl, Tt.h
Gentlemen. My child had commenced breaking out last
fall small sores, which gradually extended tie eurc
head including both ears which much by thc
O that both would drop OF
tried all advertised and remedies without
good results then procured aud applied little II RI
OH II began better, tho bottle broke and a
led gals ou- again began 10 My elder daugh
SAID Pa % Of that Turf OIL sisters heal
oked much better when You used III We got another
potuo and her head is nearly well This
ased case and took hall hour day wash IT, and
very Offensive one more bottle feel assured will cure
her entirely, there is but little Of the disease Remaining
You entitled TO this and for the benefit others, take
great pleasure in giving you this certificate.
Respectfully u. 7. CHALK
To Dove Go
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DAILY VIRGiNIlN.
JOY

Joy impels the quick rotation,
Sure returns OF night and day;
JOYS the main sprIug Of creation
keening every wheel 10 play
She draws from buds the flow 'rets fair,
Brilliant suns from azure skies,
Rolls the spheres in traekless air.
Realms unreached by mortal eyes.
riorns. As his sons in joyful play
On their airy circles fly
As the Knight 10 Victory.
Brothers, speed upon your way.
From Truths burning mirror still
Her sweet smiles til inquirer greet
She up Virtues toilsome bill
Guides the weary pilgrims feet
On Faiths sunny mountains wave.
Floating far, her banners bright.
Through the rent walls If the grave
Fits her form in angel light
Scliler.
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CHESTERFIELD April 18Th, ls56.
Nessrs Dorc C0llaynH used Iurt Od, and finding
be such tine medicine thin due Nnu that yau
should It, My daughter about fell on the
chair and and bruised her thigh much
assumed the form OF boil aud became very had II
but that did relieve it. II became
n and continued for nearly tried
medicine could hear of with effect, until
dneed bottle Turf Oatter using bottle
a.d haiti entirely healed lhaVe since used II tor ohr
and found tho benefit You liberty To
this as You think proper. s. CIlAl.KLl.
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- -fr, EssE NE" kDtN ~ VIRGINIA
~. Liza, EAMSllll COln consequence of the
drawai of the "JAMESIOWN,' tor repairs, &c.
the ROANOKE will leave New Yor every Saturday evening
and CITY Point every Wednesday morning O'clock las
srur4 leaving LyuchbnrE by the South side Railroad
IHpsdlY morning will connect next morning with the Roanoke
a tsty Point LEE y JOHNSON,
Agents Tor y Y. a va Steamship Co.
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"a SION MERCHANT. On the Douk. Richmond Va
Thankful for the liberal patronage attended "a lie last season.
have made the line oil Boats
ming house that boat viii leave every other day
tSundays rNccped) by his arran cment shah be able to
through DAYS thau heretofore md
nearly asthey by the 5 ) K X and at much less
My charge awarding Tobacco is per Box and
10 cts per ed which includes Draape and Wharfage when
thcrc The daYagr AID wharfage
Rom the Basin cts Box and bus per Hind lhc
Lock Tell, Charged by the James River Kanawha Co
passing lebsr bets. tru about Tor Boxes
and els lind Having hrse advantages Of lucioH am
willing my customers iorclp the benefit and charge ouy
ree ny services hoping thereby command larger
business.
personal attention " be given sales produce and
purchaseu goods Commission y. ). LEE.
July ats
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mo ruG4s.sDsE.OrI yNCsrwtUC.-D cm-

MS & BRO DfEIts, Richmond Va beg to inform the
citizens of Iynebnrg that they now prepared to execute
every desert SILK Cotton WooIen y cling Clean
ing well can he done in New York elsewhere. WehaNe
machinery and the best of workmen and can guar
anter satisfaction patrons Merno SIR and DE Lam
fashionable culors the taste of the
ns Shawls every description dyed or cleaned Grape
Shawis dyed scarlet other colefs equal import
Nevcs dyed equal new, silk dresses cleaned and Grease
wine removed We intend to do work equal to
establishment in the Emitted States and respectfully solicit
the patronage the Iynchburg and vicinity Gen
teens Garments y ed and cleaned to look equal To
DENNIS y BRO,
Successors TO w Hines Franklin st. opposite Metropol
TN NIL Va Lsun L.
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pectmlly, r. NJ LEFIWlCll
nlo lslANn nrdf.rd connt,. Nn-. No,- l. 1sa4-

BId ISLAND, Bedford county va, Nov. !, lSfA.
NesFs DOrc COt entemrn. used about fourth If
Loe Inrt ounrou the back otmy hofsr the Mnrs
back almost saw, entirely place largo
hand aud this single application Il only applied ouc) cured
mp entirely and permanently really surprised nj the
qckncss cuativcs properties and tuk prompt
aud cicaTuus than anything the kind and
IMPOSES.
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IH'st N'NstIs az Of he INST fass, hut cy Bal
tmore xprtsss this superior aceumuo
datyus t passengers They commanded by xperenccd
Captains eli gnalntd the trade. aud who viii
eAcrtan Accommodate They vii be up down
the 10y and may be relied promptly
al
Merchants gang North ordering goods from New York
will nd their interest t. ship bS tins line freight will
he taken luN by other line Packets. and
every effort vii bc made by the agents Richmond aud
orb give satisfaction Effected
The Richmond flre Association by this line al per
pcetfas aud hope suoeeed In obtaining
share 1T patronage
Goods shipped ~ this line NeYork will by forwarded
FREQ Ney Orleans, Mobile, Charleston.
vanuaA e. other SautIl,rn Northern port
The will lie Ia Richmond IN he Dock. in New York
Btlth NJ !. Ganee Hnnso SIP, foot ui ali Street
DAVID j. NM CGKRIE, Richmond, 81.
{ II PERSON y. Y, HB'"''
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