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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-08-28
r. NJ. ROBINSON & SON

j. NJ. ROBINSON q son
TTAVE now in store the following, viz:
II iron Hollow Ware and Sash Weights;
Hoop Iron of the best quality;
Nails Brads and Spikes;
Iron AxIes, Hubs and Spokesj
Timber and other Axes, all warranted;
Cast Steel Crubbing Hoes, Spades and ShoYels;
Rice Sckes and Bramble Scythes;
Preserving Kettles, Saucepans, Sc;
Mill, Circular, Cross Cut, and other Saws;
Corn Shelters, Straw Cutters, and Fan Mills;
Barn Door and Smokehouse Locks, extra goods
Pad Locks that can't be matched;
Brass and Iron Wire Cloth;
Wood Saws and Axes with handles in them;..
Cotton Cord, Linen and Cotton Irvine;
Best quality of Scissors and Needles;
Rogers s. Sons Westenholmes, and some mOreiof the
real Barlow Knives
Wilmington, January, 1901.
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Supreme Court.

The following cases have been decided in the Su-
preme Court at Morganton, August Term, 1857
NASH c. j. Den on dem. of Reed v. Largent
from Mcdowell. Judgment affirmed.
Edmonston Y. Shelton, from Jackeon. Judgment
affirmed.
Frances v. Love, in Equity, from HARDWOOD. Bill
dismissed with cost.
State v. Mott, from Caldwell Appeal dismissed
Dole " Ray, from ancey. Plaintiff has judgment,
Dem on dem of J. Stewart v. Rutherford. Judg,
ment affirmed.
Hardy v. Andrews, from Buncombe. Judgment
meRt affirmed.
Doggett v. Scroggs, from Ruthfordton Bill dismissed
with cost.
PEARSON, J. Wilson " Foger ct al, from Hender
son. Bill dismissed
Bennick and wife v. Bowman Ell al, from Ruther
ford. Decree for amount reported
Chastein v. Phillips, from Macon. Judgment re-
versed. Venre de novo.
BaIock Peak, in equity, from Yancey. Demur
Ter Cverruled.
Homesley " Hogue, from Cleaveland. Jud gmen
affirmed.
State Y. Boon, from Yancey. Judgment affirmed
Stevenson v. Stevenson, from Alexander. Judg,
ment reversed.
E. Geenlee and wife v. Mcdowell, from Burke
Exceptions overruled. Report confirmed.
Fisher v. Allmon. Pet to re'hear granted. De-
cree reversed. Exception sustained
BATTLE, J. Den on dem. of Patells AMI Drake
from Henderson. Judgment affirmed.
Mills v. Duffe, in Equity, from Rutherford Ac
count ordered
Gunter v. Watson from Jackson. Judgment re-
Versed. Venre de novo.
Mcdowell V. Butler, in Equity, from Burke. De-
m6rrer sustained. Bill dismissed.
Den on demise of J. H. Johnson v. Pendergrass
from Cherokee. Judgment affirmed.
Estls v. oxford, from Caldwell. Judgment reversed
Nonsuit.
Waugh v; Britain, from Surry. Reversed.
James and J. E. Patton " Thomas J. Patton and
others, from Buncombe. Pet. to re-hear dismissed
Digger v. Hoscau and others. from Watauga.-
Decree for plaintiff.
By the Court remanded: J. Killan, Admir-. of J
Jones V. Carroll, from Haywood; W. H. Thomas "
Adams, from Cherokee NJ. Durham, v. Green and
others, from Rutherford.
,, Dismissed without prejudice: D. Taylor. " A
HaTshaw and A. TAYLOR from Cherokee c. H. How.
erton V. Alexander, from Buncombe.
Salisbury Watchman.
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WILSON'S HARNESS EsTABLIsHMENT.


NoN IN THE Subscriber respectfully informs the cit
E39tH1 liens of Wilmington and its vicinity, that he
ss lS} has located branch of his New York house at
No Market St. the wharf, where he will keep every
description of
SADDLES, BRIDES, HARNESS, WHIPS & TRUNKS
Every variety of Ladies' and Gentlemen riding Saddles
MS on
the splendid and extensive assortment of Saddey goods
in the State, all Of which will be sold at New York prices
n B. Repairing of Harness and Trunks done by the best
workmen and all orders Harness executed with prompt
ness and despatch MATHEW A. WILSON,
Importer and Manufacturer of Harness,
No SO Canal st. New York, and
No. Market ST., Wilmington, n c.
Sept Goth, 1856 12tf
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MARIE I'd.

on the 18th inst, by W. D. Humphrey Mr. WILLIAM
BARRY WHITE, to Miss MARY G. REDO, all of Onslow
county.
In D4pn county, the goth inst, by Stephen H. Sim
mons Esq, Mr.: JOHN W. WHITFIELD, to Miss MARY
Z. hORNEGAY, all of Dupln county.
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NOTE River Lumber Tar, and Turpentine, sold the
water subject to the of landing coop
Turpentine about lO@ per bband naval
when brought per railroad about the in
curred-*FOr Virgin or mixed Turpentine deduction
of one fifth or more is made price yellow DIP
cording to quality.
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From the Louisville Democrat.
Hon. j. B. Clay.


The abuse of the know nothing press has been
very useful to the victims of it. Jas. r. Clay was
quietly attending his farm at Ashland not think.
ing Of political life. They ouId not let him alone
He must come and join the party built on ruins
He took slight look at the elephant, and declared
that the animal wouldn't do He was too good a
judge of stock to be misled by the unsightly affair
He could not approve and they compelled him 10
condemn. Then they raised the cry against him
They thought they could crush him out and be done
with him They strove to degrade him personally,
and render him object of disgust and scorn They
thrust their into his own private business
being smiIten with inordinate affection for the old,
worn out house in which Lis father lived Although
he had bought it, they wished to dictate TO him about
lis management, and tried 10 hiss at him for consult
ing his taste about his own property.
| They mistook their man. The race tor Congress
was not OF his seeking but the democratic party cry
wisely concluded that he was exactly the to
calumnators found GU, that they had mistaken the
metle of their victim, and confessed with some CT a.
grin that he displayed talent that nobody-that is,
no know. nothing-thought he possessed. The result
is known They can rail on now without provoking
anything but derison. They have done the Hon.
James B. Clay service, and don't deserve any thanks
for it either. Hereafter, they had better take care
how they abuse that they don't desire to elevate.
| If they wish to do serious injury lei them
praise him The people will conclude he has done
something wrong if he gets praise from such quar-
ter and, on the other hand if man has the good
fortune to be hated by know notEngs there must be
some merit in him
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REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET.
FOR THE WEEK ENDING AUGUST 9th. 1857.

TURPENT1NE-After closing review Thursday last,
the price yellow dip gave way cens Friday another
decline of cents submitted to- and prices fuctuaed
ed firm at 81 for virgin, and S. for yellow Dip per
2SO lbs There fair demand for dsting purposes and
parcels generally sold arrival above figures only
small lots of old hard coming in which sell so 81 52t
subject to deduction The receipts for the week ended this
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Wilmington Brass and Iron Foundry, and Machine
shop.
THE subscriber would respectfully inform the public that
he prepared to furnish at the above establishment, at
notice. Iron and Brass Castings finished
fnshedto make and put up Machinery repair and
overhaul old Machinery all of which will be done upon
sonabe and in style of workmanship which be feels
confident cannot be surpassed North South.
He will make to order all kinds of patterns ornamental
and architectural and supply drafts for machinery and mill
work generally.
Having establishment fitted up in the best and
with the latest improvements in TOOLS etc. he feels conf
dent being able to give the fullest satisfaction, and
specuy SELECTS orders in his line Orders directed the
subscriber or left at L. A. Harris, Mozart Hall building,
Front st., the Machine Shop in the will receive
prompt attention.
N B-Orders from all parts of the country accompanied
by the cash. satisfactory references will be promptly
tended All work warranted be represented
charge will be made. JOHN c. BAILEY,
Wilmington. N c., June l. 1S57-24l-tf Proprietor
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THE Subscriber offers for sale his TURPENTINE DIS
i TILLERY, situated at Long Creek, New Hanover
County There are Stills one of capacity of forty
barrels and one of fifteen barrels with all the usual fixtures
Also the unexpred term OF the lease OF the lot and wharf
having six to seven years to run.
The property will be sold low for cash good notes
Anplv to JOHN JONES.
August 18th, 1857. 2943w-5l-tf
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Salisbury WatChman.

The CosT OF New YORK CITY The supervisors
Of New York city have just completed their tax levy
Tor 1857. 1t amounts to the enormous sum of So
166,56S So which is an increase of million Of
dollars owe, last year. In 1854, the cost of the cv
government Was S4,841,25 Within three years the
cost has, therefore, nearly doubled. Well, taking
the crimes and rascsEties in and out of office, one
cannot wonder at this extraordinary budget. The
one dollar and five cents on hundred dollars. Now
It is one dollar and ffty.thretcents.
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WILMINGTON WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.
NAVAL SToRFS

- should understood that our Quotations generay
represent the wholesale prices small orders high
er rates have to be paid.
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The man who always leaves church before the
service is over, in speaking of ancient single
lady, said she was &c fearfuy and wonderfully maad.'
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Corner Market Second SIS under the Carolina HOTEL
WILMINGTON, N. G.
THE UNDERSIGNED respectfully takes this method to
inform the citizens of Wilmington and surrounding coun
Second streets under the Carolina HOTEL where he would b
pleased exhibit his stock consisting of Saddles Brides
usually kert in such establishment all of which he will
sell low for cash. accommodating terms Call and ex
anime. as he solicits share of public patronage
Repairing done at short notice. ,.,,.
Oct. 20-38-ts VIM L. JACOoS.
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OR0 BARRELS N, NOW wv LANDING La AND DAILY Elk
Ano 24th J. & j. L. HATHAWAY & co.
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NOTICE.

A Ii PERSONS ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT MY
"A Son SAMUEL has left This is therefore to caution
all persons against trusting him my account as will
pay any debts of his contracting and all persons are also
forbid giving him employment AMOS ATKINSON
August 18th, 1857 52-2t*
THE PATRONS OF THE CITY CLOTHING STORE.
ND every body in town country, are notified that
a about the 10th of September next, THE LARGEST
STOCK OF CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS. &C. will
be opened BADWINS 80 Market street. ever before e
posed in Wilmington The assortment will comprise most
variety of dress and business for gents
clusvey. Also endless variety of UNDER GARMENTS.
DRESS ARTICLES, &C., &c.
The newly imported CLOTHS, CASSHERES AND VEST
INGS now arriving and being selected by Mr.. Baldwin,
New York will be unusually attractive. These goods are
imported expressly for custom ecOrk and will be made up
the most approved style to measure being sold
yard
For gentemens wear exclusively say unhestatingly
R3-GO TO BAIDWINS CITY CLOTHING& FURNISHING
STORE, 50 Market street. Wilmington, n C.
Aug. 27-52-3t BT-Herald. and Fay. Observer 81
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SALT.

ID,
~ RUNAWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER, Cen
"A trevle Leon county. Florida the 9th inst, his
- negro man named ISHAM aged about IS years dark
cOmpected round face quick spoken about feet inches
high weighs about 100 lbs. is somewhat
stands than the other, and he is sparebut
purchased him of Mr. John Long, and Mr.. Long purchas
ed him of Mr. Henry c. Smith, all of North Carolina The boy
will doubt endeaVor to make his way back to Columbus
county, N c., where he belonged when bought him.
will give reward of fifty dollars for his confinement il
any Jail that get him again hundred dollars
for his delivery to me at Centreville, Florida.
BENJAMIN MANNING.
Aug. 25th, 1857. 299-2[52-4t
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LIQUOKs! LIQUORS a.
lUU 20 half bbls. g
$50 bbls Cincinnati Whskey;
50 Sc Walters 6
20 s. Domestic Brandy;
Is &C Malaga Wine;
Is eighth casks Brandy
25 bbs Apple 6
10 superior N c. Peach Brandy;
20 " " {" Apple &c in store and for
sale by w. H. McKOY.
August 18TH 1857
NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS.
THE undersigned has just opened the North
Water street, formerly occupied by Messrs Vessel &
Eers and complete stock of goods suitable for the
town and country trade and offers them low
any other store in the place Among them may be found
Is boxes Tobacco--Word's Fair Brand;
40 do do HaZart do;
5 do do Columbia do;
Is bags Coffee SO kegs Nails;
hhds. Porto RIGA Sugar;
bbls Clarified do;
50 boxes Colgate's Pale Soap;
80 do Scaled Herring
65 bills Common Whiskey;
! do Bourbon do;
25 do Apple Brandy;
do North Carolina Peach Brandy
| 20 boxes Cheese; 10 kegs butter
! 20 do Adamantine Candies;
10 do Black Pepper; 100 gross Matches
| II do Cinnamon 10 boxes Saeratus;
bbs Malaga Wine, an excellent article;
| 800 Round Shaves-L. Woods make
| 30 Ploughs do do;
| 10 bbls. Soda Biscuit
cases shoes--assorted qualities
IS Wrapping Paper;
bbs No. l Mackerel; besides good many tother
ces numerous to mention. which will be sold low TO
cash by q. PRIGGE,
| Nov. 18th. 81 North Water
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MSPRIT TURPENTINEThere has been very little done In
this article during the week. quotation remains the
Thursday last. The market this morning is quiet,
holders do not disposed to submit held Al cents
and lS is offered The sales comprise only $50 bbls, viz
Friday. 10! 100 bbls. at a cents per gallon
MOnday...... 200 8. a &c &c
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SACK SALT
PORK.

u OOO SACKS LIVERPOOL SALT now landing
AaOOO For sale by
Aug. 24th 1857. j. 4 j. l.. HATHAWAY u co.
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Wilmington Bank Rates o Exchange.
Baltimore...l pr ct. prem Philadelphia pr ct. prer
New York; g yirginia.... '
Boston....-.l &c 6 lCharleston, i
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ROPE
Do BALES ueTy heavy GUNNY CLOTH. 100 coils JUTE
OOROPE. For sale by
Aug. "a j. q j. l.. HATHAWAY u co.
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Ng69 land AND NEGROES FOR SALE. RA
Sf& Twill sell on accommodating terms, 900 ACRESR
SOP FARMING AND TIMBER LAND, lying be ~
tween Black River and Northwest Thoroughtae, Is miles
above Wilmington all in body, $50 newly cleared
and under cultivation suited to Corn Pea Nuts, &c. 400
acres of Marsh and Swamp on deway. 1000 acres Wood
Land and Reed Pasture enclosed for well timber
ed with oak, maple cypress, pine, &C.
The dwelling barn house. kitchen and negro houses
If desired will sell with the Land about 20 young and
very choice Negroes.
For further particulars, enquire of JAS. E. KEA,
Aug. 26-3OO- lm-52-lm Wilmington n c.
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THIS INSTITUTION will its operations again on
i MONDAY, the 14th of September, 1857.
The charges will be the they have been for the
last year. Board SO per month"; including washing lights,
&C.
L. c. GRAVES A NJ, who has served so long and eff
GENTLY Principal of the Institute also has charge
the Stewards Department, which renders it douby sure
that this department will be conducted to the entire satisc
ton of all.
Mr. STRADELLA will continue in charge of the Musical De-
partment and Mrs STRADELLA the Department of Painting
&c. H. A. BIZZEII, Sec Y Board of Trustees
Clinton N. Co. Aug. 49, 1857. 52tf
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WILMINGTON MALE AND FEMALE SEMINARY.
WILL RE OPEN OCTOBER FIRST AT THE HOUSE
w of B. Baker, ESQ., Third Street. under the in
sruction of the undersigned and lady.
The number in each department will be limited
For terms, inquire Of A. Martin, Esq, NJ. London, Esq.,
or S. Jewet Esqor after September 2Oth of the under
signed on the premises. G. w. JEWETT.
August 9th, 1857 30l-tf-52-tf
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d ANYWAY from the subscriber on the 25th inst, o.
hhs negro man. named ''SAM" aged about 40 years, *
about feet or inches high, dark Completed and ~
somewhat chunky Said negro is supposed to be lurking
Wilmington its neighborhood about Harrson Creek
in this county, perhaps about the neighborhood of Mrs
John Sanders, where he has relations.
The above reward will be paid for his return me- his
lodgment in any Jail SO that can get him.
NEWTON MORGAN.
Island Greek. New Hanover county. AuG. y. 52-tf
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Common Council.

The Board Of Aldermen vii meet their chamber this
day ut II NJ where the wly elected nbeT, will be
sworn In by the Mayor.
As previously arranged in caucus, the Board will be
organized by the appointment or John Clancy, (sixh
wArd) ss Presden, aud David Valentine the old ard
wel tried ofcsr, Clerk With rexsri TO the sssiitani
clerks, ers,and mat John n. Chambers formerly
Deputy clerk, has been agreed upon for thai ose and
tina, Christopher B. woodruff for first assistant clocS
Horatc " Parker for messcrg aud Anthony Gallagher
for serssanta Arms have also received the nomins ion 10
caucus, and Will OF course be elected.
We not aware that there 10 anything OF importance
TO epgross the immediate attention oftne Aldermen. Toe
usual exc,cmon consequent upon the Organization OF
new Board, IL manifested much this year as at any
previous period Of municipal affairs. II would be
well the incoming body could In way molify the
parzsn list Of recently appointed commissioners Of deeds
and restore that have been injuitly super
ceced. the decision Of Judge Davis having overruiei
the veto OF The Mayor, tho commissioners Of deeds or
most OF those appointed By the late Board have becn
sworn In BY the County Clerk.
The Board Of Counelmen viii also hold their rs,
son today. new President Ia TO be elected. IL
ranged believe, to elect Moclenschan Clerk and
Fowle u Deputy clerk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-05

sPrsXn ms hKsoru Horn -Robcrt Hsrrssa,
the anti Benton old line vhig candidate vas on The 30h
ult elected Speaker Of the Missouri House OF Repre-
son, 81
HoS v. W. ffcSxys, SouTH CIpoIIyA, yoa Iss Cas-
su-The name Of Mr.. Pchens has been frequently men.
toned in connection with Mr. Buchanans Cabinet. TIE
Columbia South Cvolinfdn says Colonsi P.ckens n held
In high estimation IN the South, and his sppontnsss
would be emineniy acoeptabs IN that section He
former declined the missions 10 Austria,
France and England, and has never accepted federal
sGcs.
RBonp IrIASD USIrxD SrArss SsSArop.-Ex 8overaoy
Anthony, We learn, ikey to be prominen, among the
candidates for the once OF United stahs Senator nom
Rhode Inland about become vscan, By the expiration
Of Cen James term Of service
Nav Jnur IrcIsLsTvu Tho Legislature OF New
Jersey will commence s session on Tie l3lh Of
January, and viii be composed OF 40 democrats sad 81
opposition, Of which the Senate viii contain II ienocrss
and opposition, and the House ss democrats and "a
poslsicu. From prssest Appearances the STATE 0asas
says r. Jetur Rsss, Of Psssso, viii be President o.
Tie senate, and Mr. Knapp, OF Hudson cIsiafy, Aa-
dew Dusoner Of Mercer speaker Of ,se House ssd M
Durnsp, Clerk.
Conscncur RkFrsuCsS CoSvrT1os The Republican
staie Convention OF Connecticut will meet 10 New Haven,
the ssh inst, 10 nominate . candidate for Governor.
I'VE KASsAs AiD.-Gov. Fletcher. Of Vermont has sent
three Kansas,to sscsrian The condiso
Of the ptops with Wow 70 the AID voted b. the Jsss
aturs
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MEETING or THE LEGISLATURE.

from the Albany statesman, X. N. Of saturday
Jet bot few embers have arrived and tue ssrsaos
Of ~ presen's but itc interest. on tho que u
ut Sptak,rsbip is generally uudcrstood that ihings~
have been 'fsod" er SIR llsJ I'm for whom tho sia,s
holders" cain tho pet tf Speaker 40 "surs thing
uo'w 'wha'aBdIg that gcouomsn viii encounter shap op
position
Tor the Olerk,hip OF tho Assembly there Ia nm active
canyMs Tho principal csndiGatcs arc Archer, OF wayns,
Clapp, OF b. raoi Hughee OF Washington, and Richard
son, of Aibary.
The long experience OF Mr.. Archer ~ Deputy Clsst,
ssrs him In 1ne race 'leDgh ahead while possibly
tho looston OF M Clapp, In the egent Of tiejohn's
election 10 The Speaksrship may prove aivantags
the bass OF successful compromise, IN giving 0swoge
the SPEAKER abd Baralo tho Clerk.
Both OF bese gentle mon wings, white Mr.. Hughes
comes from the radical Dc mocraoy strck, s1d such
q sort Of representative man" He will probably 70
i1 enough IN the Taco TO asocrlain that hs chancss
would have betn better had he been whix Men of hs
political aih stand precious poor chance In tss deal
Mr.. Richardson who made unsuccessful for th4
OF Weed Co. Who, last winter, viii probably dosers
Temperance mau, and prodors himself Instrument s
the hand OF Greeley Co. who uss temperance ~ ps-
hiical lever He s ako an old whg
Other candicatss may come inio The 1et. but these
viii bold their pisces ~ the principal ones rns cssvNss
will become exciting and Interesting ~ ihc hos- of deci
sou approaches.
For The other onccs-door keeper, nc there viii 1
course be "a noueand and ooe" candidates, Who, all
but tho fev lucky Ones will 20 homo with aea in thas
ear, f" but no money In their pockets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-05

TIRE DEATH or rHE CAPT1vE Mrs. wmsos.-we
some time since alluded thu capture By tns Indians uf
Mr.. wilson, lady Who -s on Der way from 1t Louis
10 ssls Lake CITY 10 Col. Babbns train Measures
iu meda atey taAsn 70 ttclre ber rescue, AMI CsDtan
vhAft8n of the United States Arny ererted h uscf 90
ne uiu st tie chered large reVris sent parties Ia
sesth, snd even snticp paod TIE wshs ot tns family.
euxicus snd energetic WA h. m tlis vorx Ufhlr Iuts
y spptars hOrever, that his ls1ofs we're Ia VAN -
letter received IN inis c,y ytttlsl ~ sisi.s t1t
scr HU klied ou the c-g afier lr taltlf., ..a
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