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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-22
VIRGINIA STATE CONVENTION

THURSDAY Feb. 81, 1861.
TIE Convention met pursuant to adjournment
Prayer by Rev. W. d. Motley, Of the Methodist
Church.
REPORTING THE DEBATEa.
The PRESIDENT presented letter from the propretors
of the Enquirer respecting the contract for publishing
the debates, which read by the Clerk.
After explanatory remarks by Messrs WISE, JOHNSON
and Others the subj ct disposed Of with the under
standing that the Pie ident should center with the Sec
rotary of the Commonwealth, in arranging the terms
of the contract conflict with the other print
ing ordered by the Convention.
CREDENTIALS MEMBERS.
Mr.. RAYMOND from The Committee Of Elections pre-.
scented report shosing who elected members of the
Convention, and al ordinance to regulate the contested
election from the county of Lee The report was laid
upon the table, and the ordinance adopted.
FEDERAL RELATIONS
Mr. WOODS, Of Barbour, submitted the following
resolutions: 80 g-lH .@ fHaf
Rseed Tn. the allegiance which the citizens Of rzlnis
70 the FEEDER Government q The Unied States Of America
ordinate 10 that due yg AID threor BE- lawfully
yhdrRwn by Eheaever deem her duv to 70 so
Boiscd That The stss Of Virginia shoHd exercise
M hoy cssps uf be IN drty bound 70 render ale
Al nee N Obedience to hsr alone,
Rssotrsd, That veina cosoes suthorly 10 ecv
ten, ste a to her Of her cssns 70
segsnes the Cover uncut OF the unei e, she
mar Ia the sx&ress q hen Sovereign power, have whtssvn
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respectfully ask snsinusnss 81 the PATRONAGE bssssusd
s lss msf RANDOLPH eAaE AID hope b. ses sitss.
ton 70 merit the sams
" unels, Randolph Who vl prsbsby b Asv sass ~
the esxt 70. usahs, WI I'D ne 10 NJ budlssh ...
si-ehuiu NAM pAoR
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-22


The Italian elections we're proving more ard more ia
yorabe TO the policy of Count Cavour.
II is stated TO be Count CavOurs intention TO propose
the following four points TO the Italian Parliament
First losa OF from three to five hundred millions Of
francs second, declaration comforting The tile OF King
OF Italy upon Victor Emmanuel; third the calling out OF
all the military reserve and fourth, full powers to be
granted to the King for an unlimited period Count
asser de ST. Simon had presented the credentials con-
farr Nc hs appointment Ambassador OF King OF Prus-
sin al Tu'c.
Srdil had claimed the restoration Of the soldiers
made prisoners by the Papa Zouaves, and bad arrested
the Bishop OF sabna az hostage.
telegram from Berlin says General LaMarmora has
repeatedly declared 10 The Pussan government that Sar-
DINA has no inte alton of attacking Veneta. he made
no other political declaration.
The General is reported to have been much dssatsh
ed with his reception at the Prussian court.
SPAIN.
hGddd journal expresses the opinion that il the Sc
paration Of the Sou keIa States Of Amerc' from the
Northern sLill be definitely accomplished the island 81
Cuba will be more menaccd than Il has hitherto besa.
A popular disturbance had taken Tlace at Madrid -
The printing presses Of the royast journals were broken
up.
| The Danish Diet bad been closed, The Kieg In bill
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-27
Keop lt BEFORE the People.

Keep this infamous, incendiary, reVoln-
tiopary and anafchial resolution of the
Secession Convention at Pairmout, before
the people. 1t stands in the Wheeling
Onion under the bead of sfopt principles. .
ResOlUtd, That We owe obedience to the
Federal Government only because Virginia
has commanded % to obey its laws; aud
therefore, whenever Virginia shall release
US from this obligation, we will acknoWl-
edge the binding authority of that Gov
eminent NO longer.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-27

R~dNtbssmulaplicd evidences in our
paper this morning in The. way of proceed
iug6 Of meetings. of The Uuton sentiment,
10 Northwestern Virginia. She seems to
be rouSing in her strength
Union friends ! this Is glorious. Roll
on the bali In the good providence of
God It seems likely 10 happen that Nor.h-
western Virginia viii be QUE osths great
instrumentdlfties BY which peace will be
Jet restored to our country. Only let her
stand 6rm.
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- r
There have beehl no mails received IN
wheeling from Richmond for upwards Of.
a week, and consequently it is impossible,
except ia round about way, TO know
what is going on there. Ageptlemap who
left there a few days ago informs the Phil
adelphfa BnlIefin that:
4 good many soldiers were 10 Richmond,
but he SAW NO signs Of any formidable
force. Some troops had been ordered to
Norfolk, by Gov. Letcher, who had idesig-
mated as military rendezvous the three
points, Norfolk, Gordonsyillc, and Wheel
Ing,
BE heard nothing whatever of Jeff.
Davis,s being in Richmond, or being exc.
ipected there. There was report. that
Gen. .Beauregard was going to Norfolk,
and he was apxiously looked for.
There was much indignation among the
secessionists at. Messrs. Carlile and Dent,
members of the convention who went to
Washington last week, and, as they say,
revealed to che President the plans of the
secessiopigts.
Our informaut had little trouble in tray-
cling in Virginia. he had a pass from
Governor LeIchcr, but, in the latter part
of the journey, he WAS not called upon to
show IL. A gentleman. who was in the
United States service was stopped, coming
from Petersburg, as spy, and was taken
before Gov. Leteher, who, on examination,
discharged him, and furnished him with a
pass.
The feeling among the virginians SEEM
ed to be rather one of apprehension of ut
tack frsm the Northern forces, than one of
aggression upon the North.
Since Clipping the above, we have the
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-27
Rr5ni;n.I lmsriinlsl,IlrGI.E


The SIhrtinsburg tBetkley county Ga.
zette comes; 70 US yesterday with the Union
colers, that glorious mpttoE Of Liberty
and Uaiop, ao,P dadl tortsss one and in-
separable.P 1t hasfAlsx. n BoEeIsr name
flying Al ttssmasthead for Congress.
In, the course Of its leader it'seys;
TheIWarat Charleston vas begun by the
Government ofsthe seeding States. That
Government Was fully notified and assured
that the admiufst ati6nat w ashingtoH had
no. intention 70 throw reinfprCements into
its fnrtsotf Charleston, but merelyito send
food by az upaEmed vessel to1its starting
gNrrisonithere. n bich had been cutoff from
alIssupplies from the Charleston market.
Yet under these circumstaucesithe South
.SrR' army fnste8l of permitting the5i little
bandlof hungry heroes to be fed and in /.
stead ofieven awaiting the appearance, of
the United Sfates Vessel upon hermtssion
of humanity, opened q score OF batteries
upon SumPter, and laid it in ruins, aud
attempteitot slaughter the devoted men,
who, in their effort to defendlit, were per-
forming as solemn a duty toitbeir country,
as was ever rendered by that couutry's
father aud SAVIOR
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what must 30 the BeoIingi,

Imagination taissito conceive. what must
be the aroused state of feeling in the North
when such conservative papers as the New
York World, speak thus:
The nineteen millions Of the North full
well understand that they have got to
make this war the business Of the season;
and they are prepared to give to 1t their
whole mind and energy. There is literal
3ly no limit to their zeal and DEVOTION
Ererytht1g they are capable aof doing,
ererythulg they are capable of sacrificing
for the salvation Of the country, Is at the
command of the government. Napoleon,
in the day of his utmost strength, never
had greater means at his disposal for re-
sistlesss War.thNn President Lincoln has
this very tweptyrfourth of April. He has
but TO speak, aud untold legiops of the
brayest mcQ that ever breathed are before
him, and at his feet money beyond co9pu-
tation. II this holy cause suffers for want
Of quickness and breadth Of action ON his
part, he bad betteFia have been born.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-27
FROM NRW YnRK.
Western virginia 5ls urged 10 stand
Arm aud she shall not.vW0nt for aid.

ter written to'a gentleman Of this city:
New YoRK, April Is. 1861.
Dear .fEisna: What is the prospect in the
Panhandle 2 How will Western, Virginia
go? cannot convey to yoa,any idea of
the immense preparations now in progress
iniNew York and all over the North for
war. God grant q collision may be avoid
edl presume 30, 600 fighting men will
90 from our city alone, and 1t least as
many more from this State outside of New
York. doubt not that at least three hun
dred thousand men will be {unddr arms
within ten days. There is not the slight
est dissenting voice. Old Democrats are
the most active, and our streets are filled
with military, hurrying on To vs. ashington.
Every house and store is decorated with
Hags-stars and stripes, Every cartman's
cart and horse has It's .smRll Aag. Thsre
are no Republicans or DemprFats left. All
are Uniun men. Tell tie Union men Of
Virginia 70 RtAad hFm. WesWill sympa.
thize with yQu and our GovefnmVnt is pre-
pared 70 sustain. you. What can possess
the minds Of the hot heaisfpf yonrt State
Eastern part to involve their Ststa, In the
horrors Of civil strife2 Theymnst hascra-
BY. Let as pray that all things may yet
work well for our. country
Yours truly, ", Il. S.
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20 Raltllnore an.l ONO Ieoaa.

! !
This road, In its geographical position,
is 70 be deeply sy:4pa.hized with. 1t ia
most unfortunate. It's case resembles that
Of the amphibious animal that could not
live on land, aud died in water. 1t Is in
position in which it can DO neither flesh
nor fowl-nrither fol the Government, nor
icomPletely with the traitors The main
stem runs through s7s miles of country,
sad ttirU1Eh eEeFy kInd OF county, at that.
Aud the public sentiment Hhich it traver.
ses, is not less varied tbs1 tho soil it
PAoseS7oveE. The terminus at one band is
among the mobocracy:is at the other end.
here in Wheeling, among good. order-lov-
ing UniOn men. At Harper's Ferry it is
completely under military despotism, aud
every train has to run the gauntlet of can
non and armed espionage. AtCumberlaud
1t passes through loyalty and Union, aud
fsOm that point on West, it might be said
TO be all right.
The Government seems to be deliberat-
Jag ~ to what they shall do about this
road. Wo see it noticedthht the Secretary
Of War has notified John ". Garrett, that
IN case he carries troops, arms, or aumu-
uisiOnS of war for the couSpiratOrs, that
the road will be condemned under the
treason act Of the Government. Aud this
will be Just what the Government will
have to do. No road should be permitted
70 Fun an hour, after It Is found that they
.are giving aid aud comfort to the Govern
ment enemies.
We should DO rery sorry to see the Bal
tim0rO read stopped, because, despite All
Whseltng's old Prejudises against 1t, II
u really her efficient ally. Bat tt, as is
FePOrtEd, Lsteher Is 70 send troops aud arms
over ItSlEntls for the trnitors, the secro-
cary Of War should close it from the 10.
Es-ia the duty-6t tb6 UntO1 l9n Of Wheel.
ing % az once make themselves acquainted
with this fact % know whether troops q
arnS VIII bS brought here By :his route.
Il should be. known At once.
Aud We have this much to say in CON
nsetlOn, that Fever troops OF arms arr
brought 6verit fnt6 our midst, il will Sc The
sorriest DAY thatssysE The Baltimore road
OF AuH QsheE IAN. Ohio aud Pena.
sylysniGiNtll yips out the laat yestige Of
IL existence. T6ose great statsa never
Intend thet their borders shall be laid
asts auy 9hlt6S d unwilling Ipsttu-
taeat q 5tEe s3aspsretora, And iflts shall
Pt0SS to6s5 E6Se milEortuue of that roSli
dat the control 81 II has passed from is
eva .han5s 4ahsa The sooner the Govern.
ment tnoRtlssaad: 6ees ppou4t the better.
Asa msaspro Of safety. the rad should
aurrtadss i.s Whole aorEipg establishmon,
Into The beaas % tl1s Government .Thi,
loyal ast;EeHid BE y aEmly temembsred b
the people 9est attl West after these iron.
6Iesoms 3;ase shall havsspasssd away. /,
y the Only hePs gAiSh the road has Sor =
fntute.. $50
Ths- 9lSaip 6f re1s1t6E AFoand Rich
- y
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7PlaSs Sfzt6s 9sssSsSIS6Ists aSoaS
wheeling.

VVheeIInRs
We see It generally noticed In all the
papers that Gov. Letcher has prderedsth
Wheeling Is to be one Of The points of rem
devious for his State troops. We gather
as much fromlhe insfnuatiops in the Alex
andrin Va papers, aud from hints thrown
out BY correspondence TO different journals
recently returned from Eastern Virginia.
The Pittsburg DisPoteh, of yesterday, says:
The people of the '' Panhandle" aud OF
all WesteFn Virginia, uoW have full notice
THAI they are TO be SnbdHe3 70 aeee9Sion by
making wheeling a point, Of FrpdsErops
for part 81 thsarrny Of Governor L &tther.
If9hsy really mean 70 do anything to- hslP
! sAtHstles9, they hays not Z rpohent 30 lose,
/ Ne SaSR6t Pl315sit any s1teG jsedgAaE- a that
p9po3cd by the ppeakipE, tFaiteF secession
Gpgernprt who was .So dsEQtadto- the Un-
ion III kis PiGss ,ec1s laid.
In addition 70 this We have letter from
FFaIFaoae 5efterds7 uEEinS "a 10 sake
known1tb6l fact shatttaen- 4liraTeAl tythat
place for Risbnend- notorious seceS.
Sioptst among them-for arms for ths Sc
lcsssfouists ia that place. in Wheeling and
other parts of the Northwest, yhereTtEeEe
are seeesssonists Tie letter 6lis5us 70
warn tue Union men 81 wheeling 70 Keep
their eyesruPou The arriTat Of. arms over
the Baltimore road .for7 TIE -sesessio
foF just as certain q fGte they have been
erleFods qnd mey beexPGetsl enItre inn In
a1ditioB 70 thisi vhrntng Ie4hay as we'll
n
the Union heHhkte prevails that the seces-
sinnisIs among us are tHs expectation Of
rthes5 arnG. = - iSA5as,4 -, : ?
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KentuoIEY RsdIrIrnn.

a paragraph in our paper the other
morning announced that the Union senti.
mant in Kentucky was arising in its
strength, having recovered from its first
shock. Thissseems to be so, from the fact
that the Louisville Journal is again turning
up NIL right. LIP. Walker, the Secretary
Of War Of Montgomery sent dispatch to
Gov. Nagofin for aid. The Governor has
not yet repliedto 1t, aud, before he does,
the yourAot gives him the following food
for reflection: -
II he we're true and loyal officer or n
true aud loyal citizen, he would regard
the Montgomery invitation as deadly liz
suit. il is an Insult to Kentucky in the
person OF her Chief Magistrate, aud Ken.
lucky, We trust, can appreciate it, whether
her Chlct Magistrate can or not. Gov.
l.MNgo(hn, 10 taking his oath OF Office. sol.
EMMY swOre. upon the Holy BIBLE 10
support the Constitution of the United
States, and he should have some regard
for the Word OF God, even if-be has not
forShis own. II lie claims. TO have beer
absolved from The Obligations of his oath.
leEshIm or his friends tell US whether It
was God or man that AbsOIVed him. ana
when the dissolution took place. What Il
the meanihg, what the stgni6csuce Of his
oath 70 support the Constitution aud Of his
atlegtAnee to the United States, If without
breaking them, he can, whilst he and Ken.
tuck are still in the United States. m6ster
troops 70 1gh sitn behalf Of atoreign coup.
lFy..oFs Whit he Considers foreign country,
against st his own country aud for the utter
sg 10. OF Ata ConStttution7 We are not
wiling touseany harsh or even untind terms
eet, Y t 2 would not % 9 direct, palpabis,
gtoSssand etpoeious violation OF SIS 5asII
wide limits of possibility. WSii1 c;S,5Ss az
tute avt6Iati6n.of il2 If:2 man NAV ,sFs
cath e G9Ssra 10 s. sgRPett
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"Y KeaEGeky to-bso1y0ar E9tuyEs tie bonner
Of SLsittaaee, I Utrer Eli .Gqkt ttudeE- thdt
baRPeT. ore q paramount allegiance 10
:, Eke pSeEe HaIoH-a swbeydsnaEe o2s TO NY
Ssan SEGtsp-Henry Clay in the United
.Sletes Senate, 1850.
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AN ORDINANCE



ytar Eighteen 'EIandral and ISGrty-Oat
EEg. l1ype Il ordained by the Council Of tho city
0t heeng. that Tor the year 1851, there RhAll BIO
tectA within thA city and mentioned in thi+ otdi.
tnse for the use and beneat Of the city OF Wheel
lng The taxes - follows to Wit: On al lands, lots
N IeSA estate In this city not exempt from taxa.
Et9 ets on every hundredt dollars ialue thereof
al5Pn eyery titheable In said'eity 50 eeuts.
Sc. 2 tIn every reIlder OF gpo,is. WareS or mer.
ehautlAa tag Of Of one per ceut on die value Of
such person atthe time Of. leVyIng such tax.
Z, sEc-S IN every eomnts.t9n aud forwarding MFR.
sEe.4 IN every llsoa,s. to i haEksr or pedlar,
Ehstsr the same be foE tho whole any part Of tue
year $50 and no such lieense Slall bo transferable
nor shall any person transact business thsreundeF
except the peES0n named therein.
SEe.5. On every license for an hnctionser $50.
: sEes o.. On every license to VeudeF Of goods,
S@FSs aud yo sells wine or sPlritu
drank at'thB plaee where bold, a'tax II $50.
On every leense to keep wharf boat tax
SEs. g On every theatrical performance the sum
Fot p Tor each days performance. For license for
liignthe $40, and for one year 500.
tlhibitton o. EQUESTRIAN 1Jats $50 lilUssSlSI
BIC, 10. On every days exhibition Of Wire OF Fous
$50. II. 0a an other shows, sonesrss or exhtbI.
tic iee9uroS aud exhibitions II 10
chanieal inventions.
AEc. u: On eyery license for the Wholesale Of gun
powder by retail 81 = a = 4 + { = :
sEn "a, Onevery license to keep house Of prlyate
entertainment SO; on every boarding hotlSe IS
S1H ~ On every license to keep 4 billiafyl ftsn,
hSs and entSrtainu1ant Of psTSonI moi n,,sIs
thereof $50 for the trst table and S2 for ScI1 ajI
| ttona9 t6hle therein.
sBGi1s. OnGvery license to keel, a bowling aIIsv
o. Ten PIN saloon 500 for the rSt alley, and $2S Sr
eAeh additional aller, - - =
SE9 10 ON every Iicenee for pistol gallery $50
$50 IL. On every license for wheel Vent
toT hire for use or hire within Ral M 10 III
lowing tAxes to Wit: On every four horse hesi
g 81 on every two horse four WIeeled car.
Fte8eb on every one horse four Whs6Ied carriage
~ oa every four horse wagon fS,96n every two Or
tnEee horse wagon 50 on every one or two horse
| cAEt g dFay OF wagon =.
eEeslA On every llcense % an agent Of sut.aGant
Insurance Co. or ONCE tneoEporatSd or author
sa y eElotner state doing this city 800
:. ssa4ss On every lt6onss 20 broker doing htisl
nel2 1n tht4 city 500. 81 s[if3s7sTE
- US taIsl abo5s entiouea shall be levied,
may h ysbIe on The ~ ~ which
IaOu III oTiHikgfnin = ~ = e.'s SS4-
SEr This Jiln8nee Shall iSs In free fron ana
q III M ga 1ssII !, = "a. q IS ,s
sau2Ss n - Hs- - ArtoY, py,,,Iyr
Islam Zsit0n,.5 M EI,,1S - CterI.
= - =, = = Z :;
ANzORDINANCE 4est
st e. cgss ~ tEs
Bo aimed 81 3hS cot,5s n ia me- z
tnEs tISf f1r ~ TSSIs ~ 81 n
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ADVRRTISRM'NTS
Pole Raisinl
AHT19RICAlTt FI,AGS,

THEE RAVE sRRVFs EsAl9Ht s SMALL FLAGS
w on hand, and can furnish 70 opler any ppmbcl
R35ssf ~ 4 Z w. EaTtsty Store,
6p38 100 Main It.
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ERomombeF

The Uaion-rally ont n Brutherton,a To-.
dsytal 3 Pm: Ne 6Sdesstasa tl,at ~.
1satAd z. Al. n q e
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-. 9atShall Co. Ha. +
Whitley t3are and AleXAd ID Read.
-. 8 : : : 5lssz g q. \
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9H!0WE's'' Standard Scales.
t-4 OWES SGANDARDSoALES, all iizeA Counter
~; tsioEla' Hay Or Cattle sealea iorsale q Tar
oct25-d30 Aeents Ton. the 9iahhfSctrrer
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Westorn ;ViITEIniIas., :

The Pittsburgh Gazette Of yesterday,
A4teE speaking otitheFeeent demonstration
in sfafviand says. 5 n
We now tarn. VIII very !, i@Ss,.,1t az,
ings, to Western virginia. whose fnetIs.
hearted people hate pared ibts6agh this
. ,sss ordeal win sseEssly setnt Of
STATE sundeF tbss SS sss ts Is. 1e 1
rions dag 81 their eonntfy!l Ey6Tld s,nr
readers have seen g We sSdN YesteFda5J. d
RS S fellow tr9g. th I5 tears
wouid staa,s 81, them iS ssts :
forthe union, thsy would sWsss mon MI, NJ
altar Of their eoahtFy hat All tie p3aerrs
90. g sio9 aga a99 @ hal
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5H0T PRESSED NUTS.--sooo ~ not
III Pressed Nuts, AsS6FtetJ-L$ TO u for M IN
soet26 = . q. Q. fI1LpBETT FRO.
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MIHRk2H4 GIWCIWNATItGRR
9Y Slt dF.s n iiSSa, ssd rs s.
~ S8stFz - is pssHitltf 81
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In addition 10 this We have letter from
sRaIFfao1e 3efterdsI suEgiuG. "a 10 rake
.known--tb6y fact ttatItAen navel cit that
nlncs for Rish,nn,,a- nntnrinna secea.
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Interesting NeWsFll
Anew OH Wen Just DisCOivierefil

Bus 2 Small lll5AInount Requiretl Tor. ev-
cry oils TO take . share.
Egag 90 cents iapested ,eitl sield ST ,rorth
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- =. 94a = Ell 16ONS
6SsASS0l = Galvanized Sheet da, = g F2gto2S.
-. On band and for sale cheap by u
h9stsss 2 az P. @. HILDREs1H BRO.
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The Pittsburgh Ga1ftfe OF Yesterday,
AFTER speaking ot.thereesnt demonstr6tlOas
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sEos4. I'm every lfG6naa to / haIker or petiiar.
WHISTLER the same be tho whole or any art Of te
ye9 and no such leense sllall he tTaiiSEerTable;
nor ShAll any person transact business thareundef
except the person named thergfn f5fff3 y
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lied State doing busine1 "a tis en- 500
secsl9 On every lteonss 20 bfptef doing iiiiSl
SIC ~ The taxes above mentioned fb0 levied
eqtloe and paid In addition TO any III ~ yTIiicS
nay e. Fable on the zane sub TO the Coai-
Attee1ff passage. - 49, sa4s4
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