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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-16

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-16

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-16
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-16

THE BALL SEASON.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. A GOOD I,EoTURBR
w for panorama Address box ii3 Herald ONCE
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-13

ah gFssl saRaeadsFs, fAag have sltst
SsVsalg % lhs AishI BElesa saG sss alFal
AitsI sas nes. 1l9msalo1s hatllea3 -sers
tain lsdlettiol lElEt iheY paiseased Ihai
Etrengtt and ste41iaesS 81 ale neftous
system which does not rs b, the mere
man OF saoeght aud genius, wear Itself
ONT IN sell.eonsumiqg ekettement
Otaer advantages SeeEniREs - EearIT bal
aneedt and our knogledge 81 the last tIo
days moIemeats being 81 slight and unsst-
lsfaetoEy: We have thought the mental hab-
ltades OF the tive EenerAlsA ag6oder basis
Of Judgment IhHd' any lOiher5S he resntlt-of
4hlsgrsAt Coates Peoiahiy- llsuenainR,u nora
on generalship than on disparity OF forces,
or the sneeesses thus FAR atlaihed. Grants
faculties are doubtless "a fresh and his
confidence Is perfect as on The day he
crossed the RsPidaoi while Lee, since the
splendid but unAyai.iug exerlion OF RridaT.
e Proba6ly much mueh less a general than
be was on that dty. 1.-The could have 8
lev days reiaxRtiOn his abilities might
again shine With their WOnted lister; but
his mind mast be under constant sIrain. .
and his meo, having seen, for the third
time, that the booyant Vigor Of his lae1i-
ties cannot be sustained beyond one ex-
ha9sting Day, must begin to lose conf.
denee in his fortune.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-13
me nEWs.

The neSB received yesterasy and las,
night shows that GRAFT is stiII 6ghung hi.
way Ton to RiehmOld" slowly and e1pen-
siveIy, but, We hope aud believe, surely.
We have nosbiug al this writing Official
either from Grant or Batter. The uuof6.
eiaI p-Ws continues 70 look cheering mas.
much ~ it shows eooinued progress in /
forward direction.
The rebels are making . despsrats re-
sistauee 70 our advance. Their losses, al.
though perhaps not IS grea; As our Own,
must be telling on them fssJfuIly. Lee has
the last army pOssihls in the South, aImosI
the last mau-azd he knows it. So do
they all at Richmond.
Gen. sigei has been heard from at last.
He is reported TO have cut the Richmond
and Lynebburg rsilrosd-,he only remain.
ing connection, after the cutting of The
Petersburg road, between the rebel capital
and the South. This is a telling blow, If
it has really been struck. We will soon
have an ally At work, in the shape, frat of
short rations-then, of utter want AID
starvation. that will be felt in places, and
among those, not within reach of our can.
non: No bseastWorks, however formid-
able, can beat back that dreaded and most
fatal enemy to all armies. II We have
really aud thoroughly disabled the Peters,
bnrg AMI Lynebbarg roads. re can trust |
great deal, if not everything, TO the co..
operation of this "o0oa day aud night
slsyer'-waut; and content ourselves with
holding the enemy in sffsetual check.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-13
WADDINGPoN.

cltanit 41A aeEts Of baauffli and fsrffIS roIIin
AAtl tl1iS HeAl ~ nsEJE f1ilfnI stFfuli "a
Ols OF lhs nat saIahriois COUNTRIES IL Jhs Gorj
ahn btsE1te IN netlbo no a Of wealthy ~ Ff-aTJ-
lSar nlies HSm Wheeling. The mansion = n
ths Fo6E repair, rv an4 co AnlutiouS 50 bV IS n
Hhh every modern convenience, surruubdei UIIt
s4tUesety ass IEeeL 1he principal tsEAnt ho,a.s
y neAE 4hd fomtoEtabIe TT0 story bTiek. dhP
DAlrg LoEse = apsctO1S and q GtureS R-e conyeTf
eaty arranged dhere are aiSS eight lr4FS-.,S ~
ne sgtAts all rented TO Old 3nd god Eensuf 4 tEe
rental VI Ehieh PESs aaoKs THAI the tax,s on fhe
pace An extensive barn With stone bSae4os1,
diE1eed thio szabiInS for Is hocses snd StaIl -
- SAttisi S1th eeHl4rSs otnI move, eTsEyEhins
N TIE hShe5S TeqIlsir0n Of arm; It ssaf3s IL, a
Saru 4dV aeet "a 1sTe, surrounded bFIcE - al, ~
eEttis aod Ahgsp. Al.o btaeE suithss 49,, 49, =.
aIaaghtsr house. 49,
TIE farm L we'll known 10 be the best Improved
a+d most highly cultivated IN Ihfs part n ne
e4t1ls aad shseR, hoIseSs i piGGeRtG, &C. Ee Ibs
GroSlhs eTOP consists OF 81 acres u tail wheat a
Acdss q LAtt cAEteJs n Ecres Of SEzfnr- trsrIer <,
serss OF black outs 50 Gsrea Of corn ~ aeEes ~ M
IAtoes - scfei Of uesdoE, the balance m r5 -,
EuTes ali 81 hseh viii be sod a. atorE .I,Sj -,
the Slzt Gay OF LAy. l5SL ~
LsEsls Of P1TehAse made known on the day Of
le, aad 81 the bolOUsng II4seS, where rlss al ibs
PLAes @Lsa 1nEther pArG1SutHra can Be RfTrn nfF,r
Use 18th dag OF Hzs, LA: -
nav toAE-At the oihee Of Messrr PaTktr
6r94lES = Co. Water a T; Mr.. Jno Jaw Hagy7,b''
ReaIi st /; Mr. win Am Hantah sr, Ptsri e. 49,
4S2El-aOte + CHltds Ia Wafer a.
RHsL4DAlFHIA-Ae5ErGB BULLET 4 Patrthnrns
BALTIH0sss-- Nos $. u. stTauS BIO 4 RAJ I'
EiE1sEUsGH--SiL. ). RsemsRs's Drag sIzre
SL-FALAAD-J. B. smirn's RAiI uoRse
tlSc.ESATf-D II. Mitchell. 4 Co Wnf-r =
81. LdCIS-W. 4 a henFISt SiI,,CfT =
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hHEEL SS-At ths BFe HeEy. ,v71
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-13

THE PittsbOrg Gazstte thinks Governor
PetfPOiOt has done very upgrseiOus thing
just at this time 10 publishing his pamphlet
against Gen. Butler, when that General is
doing all 10 his power to take Richmond
and strike fatal blow at the rebellion.
Such az expression is childish on the
part Ofthe Gasstts. Governor PsirpOiut's
pamphlet, foe that matter, was published
before Gen. Butler started on his present
expedition. That fact, however, makes no
difference one way or the other. The
question is: Is the pamphlet ,rus2 The
Gasstts somewhat inslnuates its belief that
likely enough it is.
For our part We have little dOub, of it,
We do not believe that Governor Peirpoin.
is the man to cite such an array of circum.
staOlial cases-gtving names, places, dates,
Ptr'oHsHe aud everything necessary, and
then fail IN competent proof. We hay,
little doubt he will make out that Genera
Butler has conducted himself both despot
icaIly and eorruPtly.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-13

hqEie9 Nisfiiea iafg FaAki Of tbs RHRIl{a
seQqpfzs Ned By sE7l Eu.l{ Of mHssi
seafyf tiAm M bg3e III daPk u
tolatA let bt lets ~ ttetoE
Every !i1lss 81 Cur lines tsU AHMED al
e hsd takeO llSte fEiseoers 1haa7Fe h1i
lost Bat Il hAs ben anOttsE sEtensivs
EtetuFE. Our l0sSe ara heayy. hat it g
believed that Of TIA eaemT far exceeds ours.
We expect the battle viii De resumed in
me morning. Our are still IN good
spirits and there g m yiTe way tOthem.
HR4DP3es PIFT4 Al,lG g0kPs, X rHB
tTRLDs 4lEE 1I--4All dIs{Jascht yesterday
eRening lefL iLas ann "a abe midats OF Z.
e tribe battle, IS terffble Ter the time il
lasted as any in The recent ssnes Of lights!
Heretofore eontestsshays been iuTarIhbly
m1sketFy, bat in this bStile the roar Of ar
ulIery was ineeSsanS and almost as deaf
e1lng as The Geltys6lrg batiIe. II con-
ttnqed I'LL night, aud dArkless closed the
sAngulnRry struggle Oar army has added
another 70 the Iist II battles aud Victories.
In The morqipg a ching Was made IN the
Disposition Of our lEles, "a the meantime
our neo greatly atrslgIhened their earih-
works, bJ throwing ~ additional ab6a lie,
make the Gay one e decisive results.
There Vas very aelive sidfmishing all
the fore part OF The day, which merged al
length into general engagement.
"A Times special dated Washington Iith;
| says.
A distinguished 0ldeer who left Grant in
the saddle aR lste as Ten o'clock this morn
ing, sums ap The bloody work Of yesterday
thus: The SIGHT opeued N along The Hines.
Lorgstrests corps, e Hill, held ghe
rebel right, resting k69it two miles north
east OF SpcttS ii G1Snt pittsd
B0Lnsides Ninth Corps agaiuss IL Ace
given moment 1kter IN he evening Born.
side precipitated his entire eonmSnd, ex-
| eept The eolored troops, upon the rebel
trRtt, driTipg and completely crushing it,
capturing three rebel brigades aod four
pieces OF cannon.
The 6ght couIInued with fcrecity never
before Witnessed until nine O'Clock, when
eight closed upon the blSodiest field pro.
/ duced in this war.
The losses 90 both sides are stated 10 be
| yeEF-llrge. Ofthe rebel bEiesd4s captured
soBe escaped during Ihe aW8al, carnage
Rbieh followed. Bat 1900 of The captures
we're seut to the rear this msrnipe. Our
Informant talked Nth some of Ihem before
leaving 70 dsy and they acknowledged
they had been in eyeEy principal oaItls OF
tne war, bat never experienced such lerri-
Bile lighting.
The bAltIe ceased At 9 O'Clock, our line
having advanced, Burnside oernpyiDg, at
che END of the eonfiict, the en,renchnents
peid By LOogslres1s forces a. The begin
ming.
This morning the SIGHT was reueGed an
70 1OlO'eloek. At which lime Burnside held
The same position.
Lees army vas thea contracted into 4
sort OF horse shoe form in aod about lhe
tOsn OF SpoltsyiVania Court House.
Geo. Stevenson is Killed.
Buffers movements South of Richmond
have been felt aud appreciated.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-13

THH New York World represents Gen.
aegisllan as going for the war, and as pro.
posing TO put the democracy upon that
doctrine in the presidential campaign.
But there is much re1Oi. at the idea, aud the
FhitsdelPhia Agl speaking for the Penn.
s5i'aalA democracy, says that much as
tnsy love and honor Mcclellan, they will
not stand With him upon the doctrine Of
sustaining the war aud pushing it relsut-
iesssy TO the end Of an undivided and in.
diVisible republic.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-13

THH New Orleans papers have full re-
ports Of the proceedings of the Louisiana
constitutional convention from, day to day.
mere u too much uaanimi,y 10 the co1-
.enuon to admit Of any epeeial interest 10
IT'S proceedings. The provision abolisbing
ana prohibiting slavery was reported on
the 2Tth uit., aud minority Fepor, was
made recommending that all action on
slavery be POstpOned Till the state or ns-
IiOna' government has provided for the
payment OF loyal owners. Tor their slaves.
This is the oaIy sigp. OF dissent from The
po''ey OF immediate and uneOnpenss,ed
emanSeIpation, TO which the large nsjority
Q, the members of the coayeution are
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-13
~ ORDTNANCH

4 sSESSIAG fAAES tOr the City OF Iybe.Fjaz a,
~ Lleehses to the Keepers OF OtaiuSrirS -
@ aSoses ana ketlIi@Eso Of spirnnous L54acrs
ste;toS / Be t ordained By the CoRnsil Of the
Sity Of Ahee4lDg, That there sliaII ks isTiej 80
IeStSd and paid fyr the Of Ile cal y a R51nsI
tA4s - 10IOEs, on The Licenses heveiu.fcsr 49,
u neus that - Eoszy= % every iiceuss 20 FseC A.
e[OiEaTy, hotel or taVera in Gh= city an annust ~
q Ots haL'dfed AID IEenty tive dufars II tF ANNA
1sAtAa value 81 saea OrduaTy, h0tei u taVsTIj -
eA1Ssi tsO huHdfe9 duitArs, boz n IL .Te.sj -,
nslf9isd SO!L4Ed AZ annual TAX Of cos hunsrsl ~
A1s=tJ Eve dollars on she ffat tEo huniFi d5lisrs
ana Tea Per eoHt IN atdiJion on the eTes5 81 EI5r
4 aaAl rental value Over tEO hundred colIsTS !.
% efsIg ieeeSs % Keep e.fes hOuss Of az fiTi
t4S =, With the pnVusge % szII sririE,,Iss h
qu0ts eud tofeiEn UintB NeiI ~ =SfiSe= S9TitS
porter arc and beg, a. annual lax u sJls bustIsi
Az tEsnty hFe coltaES eyery Iicense 70 t1r, =
oouse mouse OF the ascOhd clzsz that "a vim dc
PffVAe&e 70 eel porter, ale and beer DO; snf itl,T,.
qa1Es OF foreign or native Uiaes or any ,lfTtnrs
sstso y an ahu5l tax 81 eighty collars; on eyerv
license TO SEA IN leas quantities tn a nTs E.5I-S
StitloSas 70 ioIS, ElEe Porter, ale beer or any
nIlhA o. hAe nAfares NOT be drank q assi q ~
pLaSs where sos4 OF Al any hcaEe or pace kept IN
TOE Pers0n selling tue sane or under his espfroi
an annual tax OitUoaty dollars
ssSftgS = Inc slil Tax ia eFeFy czse Hhai1 bs
pald ta fali be!Ora the lIe=nss 4 issGsd.
Skoft0N D This crdiaABee shall - in Force FINN
It's Islsssge- At
fa.ssa mis- 10th Mag, 1861.
H9ESt l. IRWIE. CIerk
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-13

TAI religious and charitable assoeia.
tions Of the country are holding their An.
nual meetings in New York this week.
Public attention is, however, so fully
ongrOSsed with the great events of the
war, that neither In numbers nor interes,
do these meetings come up to their usual
standard. Rev. DIR. Cheeyer introduce ed
the auti-slavery rhetoric of the week by
the delivery of one of his most bitter
JeremiGds, Sunday evening, in bis own
charcb, before the national Church Anti.
Slavery society. He declared the presen,
Congress terribly proligats, and said no
Fump parliament had ever been equally
reckless of the rights of the people. The
president was judged quite as severely,
and the reverend seold declared that Mr..
Lincoln had chosen the wrong because !,
was easy, and had only done right upon
comPulsiOn. So he raved on for An hour
and BALI without regard to truth or de.
esncy, and in 3 spirit that nobody eouls
mistake for Christian. Aud this il the
way the men talk who a year ago vs,.
crying Uut, "GOd bless Abraham LipeoIn,,,
On the other hand, aud IN opposition 10
such talk, we notice that VIM. Lioyd o..
ri'on, who has hsretOfOre6sena uou voting
ere eating, abolilionist, takes very sober
and, for him, conservative view of the
Presidential situation. From report Of
his remarks 10 the New York Post receiv.
ed last night, We make The following ex.
tract;
AZ the close of Mr.. Phillips's addresa
yesterday afternoon, William Llovd a.
TYSON, the president OF the Antf. Slave-v
society, said that no man ia nov 81 \ ~.
tested oy the rebels as Abraham L;oc,,j,,
ahG hence he thought the people Ionij
iet MN "run the machine four YEAR lon,.-#
Stsnnng thai justice had not ben
S, e zoe negro we're the people a bair,s
breadth In advance of the Presiden,9 ~.
plause. Was not the PresideSt ~, I app lS
little 10 advance of them3 TAppiS5ss
In view OF the dFeadfnI state 81 DnbI;!.
sentiment at the North. of the periis thst
anrroand The Chief Nagistrlte5 Of Rbe fsct
mat The President had stricken of ne
enalns from three millions Of slaves, and
expressed desire for the Total ab6Ifti6p
OF slavery tmplOred the border states Is /
get no OF IL armed hundred thO1kSad
plae g. recognised them as soldiers. reco0.
nlsed she Independence Of Liberia ana /
dayd, struck . blow Ct the slave trade Ifbss !
speaker did not feel disposed. when = bs,i
reached near the culmination Of the stroo.
gle, e say anything very harsh. aIoinS.i
Abraham Lincoln. loud aud lopS ~
plauss Attorney General Bates. t6ou9h L
called fossil, hsd dared TO declare RE
negro = citizen Of the United States in /,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-13
Arrival of wnnndaa

WAsHIXGroS, May ll.-DariDg The last
twenty four hours about 1000 men from
the Army Of lbe Potomac, wounded in the
battles Of Thursday aud Friday, have ar.
rlTed here. Comparatively lev OF them
are suffering severely from their injuries.
and many will soon be returned 10 tie
army.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-13

TUsSEL HILL. Ga, May Il.-After three
days heeEY skirmishipg, IA which All the
corps participated, Ihs eaemy were driven
back 70 Rock Ridge Ind BaEz4rd Rsost
Mcunlaip, from which We are FAST expei-
ing them. Everything il going on 10 a
most satisfactory way.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-13
tiMAhofAI manHna.


F1HAE6tAL hIARTERg,
The none! writer lot ii. Nsv YbeP,
World is quite seusstisnist in Die vay Gtt
timsn. He predicts that If 1Ir. Chase IS
mains At the head of the Treasury De
partnenc this summer We shall haTs a stu
penduous fBaneisi crash this fail, In which
every body RiIl be smashed and only those
Who have gold will Be A6ls % 6uy- spy
thing At living prices.
All this il bosh. The STATE Of ,rs5a
next fall will depend maialy on the Mill
tAry situation. How can The Worlds vrf,.r
fathOm what that may bs1 i've t.ke
Richmond, whip Lee aud Johnston {.
there is now every prospect We shah do.
gFesnbaeks viii be mighty good mOpey
AID no dif5culty VIII b s1perisnced in e7.
changing them fer everything il the mar.
kets.
Gold d Al n high premium, of course
And for vhyF Not chi Il 5 because OF the
military situation But because We are
not exporting produce from this eounry to.
Europe, but instead are importing largely
Of their PrVduee and psyiug for it in gold.
We muIt pay gold a. long as Europe does
not need oar foar, bacon, eorn, &c, As long
as We have SO little eottOu, nee and TO.
Oaeeo 70 send her. Give us great and
sweeping Vietnry over the rebellion and
Ws EiA sOOa be sendiug bet nose cotton.
more nee and more tobacco, aad Of course
less, indsed=ysty hnIs. gold.
Such TiOtOEy will knock down the price
of gold Tapisly. Iftbat article is not at
hi'y, or thsEeabouts. by mid summer, We
shall be much disappointed. AN. We want
Is trAas uish BurOpe-e1pOrt trade-and
as she has nov plenty OF -four and meat and
hEsadSsufs generally We Gao not chip those
articles 70 her. bar ship gold instead. She
wants, however, cotton and rice and to-
baeeo and these comm odilies We will still
hud in considerable quantities in the sou.b
as soon as We can open up The country by
the destruction OF the rebel arnv.F
Ia the mean time one of the hes, wavs
to step the advance in gold and make
it compaEati yeiy IaIueIesg for export /, to
STOP our sxtraVegant purchases OF foreign
goods. 1.-THE women Ofrhe county do as
they have comm ehced TO do in washing
ton, Boston and other cities-4izAuear
nothing bat American gOOds,-and use
nothing in their houses but American
articles We.Vill soon see the spectators
throwing their gold Overheard. II, until
th is war is finished up, we import no more
silks and ribbons and Iaees and isEelry-
no more wines and cigars-no more arri.
articles with which We can dispeuse-goid
viii not advance. And, if added to this
check, We take Richmond. there will be no
lDducement to hold on to gold any longer,
aud consequently the bOarders and specula
tors will be glad to set it afoat in it's ua,u-
raj channels. The time for a grand triumph
for greenbacks is not far OF.
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Burnside Occupies spottsylvania
Court Honse

NEw YoRK, Nay IA Tribune spscf.I
OF tue llth says Burnside. advanced 10
SPoltsy lyania Court Bonse that morning,
aaslslpg HilPs corps before him, and now
Dsle,s rebel brigade, 24oO strong, vas
esutea oy charge OF Tie Vernon. brig
se sue es t9esday night. but nearly half
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To CEE1 IL through The dugt Of ShAnS
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And foIlgE Il 70 Death OF FGmR,
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ROGRCrIC.


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IL AecOushaT, tenders has prSloSslo1l Stf' e =
the ettlEsGs Of Whe<iins And vicinity. ~ - is,.
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practice q his pro SSalou, aEd he bOies y sl-
teatlon 20 buainea8, 70 mert shAEe Of Lns E,.si
AtFopasa Dr. Lev has giVen special sffsni'C 4
ls been ellIRsEItly successful IN the treat .i' 4
enFo1te dteases az every TArIetyr Aad ePestL -.
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Liver CoalllAtnE. Nervous Debility, Cste5It Il.
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negI, araSel, &C. An those Who have been an. .A
laiiy treated for any Of the above dlsSAss i,sSst
md iT 70 their interest 70 eoLBuh DT. Lee . -.
delay. Ourprseties e FSfe, ceTtsln ADD pr
ing no WerenEial laint In the byStemI bot ,-1s
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ncIInE In uuilon WITH hAInFsis unefsbg lst".,ssS
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10 an Rhuun Is may eopeern= sthe nhlsi ,ssIrr
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In sagIng that Ne have known DE-. BlehAES2 L. l.
many ySars previous 70 the breaking Oat = "a
belIiSn, a. . E1ecessfui and eneFBe,le ptSsEtT,s-
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The STATE OF w est VirRinI6.-7 4
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