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bound her, as with hooks of steel, 70
her who had given her life and being,
in an evil hour elected, for herself a
separate State organization, with GER
tafnly no very friendly feelings towards
those with whom she had been connec-
tions. West Virginia is a free and in
dependent State, In the full and success
full exercise of all the functions! organ
ization and representation in her State
legislature, as well us in the Federal
Congress, and it, is gravely proposed
that an Impoverished people, diYested
of large portion OF their rights and
privileges, ignorant alike Of our pres
ent position and future condition,
should, earnestly invite her to share our
fallen state, gloomy prosperity and un-
certain fate. If the position and condi-
ton of the two States were reversed,
then might Virginia, without any loss
fed position which she has always sus7
tanned, and in accordance with that no
BILE philanthropy, disinterested friend
ship and generosity, which has always
been characteristic of her people, invite
back, and with outstretched arms, re-
ceive the wayward daughter. But poor
and 7humiliatedia as the good old mother
of us all may be, she is not yet SO poor
but that there are some, and the under
signed claim to be of that number who
will still do her reverence, and they
earnestly protest against her further
humiliatfon by inviting back those who
without just cause, have become sep
crate, independent, prosperous, and,
perhaps, an alienated people, until they
shall manifest in some formal manner
a disposition for are-union.
The undersigned have not deemed 1t
advisable to discuss the advantage or
disadvantage which might result to
either or both States from a reunion,
being of opinion that it will be quite
/ time enough for this when a reunion is
at all. probable They agree with the
committee as to the propriety and mode
of settling the debts between the two
States. The Undersigned respectfully
recommend the adoption of the follow
ing resolutions: q ---..sz. !
b ResoIUed, by the General Assembly,
That it is 'inexpedient at this time. 10
legislnte upon the subject of reunion
between West Virginia and Virginia,
but whenever the people of the former
State shall, through their constituted
authorities, manifest a dispositionthere-
for, then will Virginia be prepared to
consider any overtures which may be
SO made. r.f--,.1...:2 10
. JAMES PATTERSON.
El. THOMAS HALL RRnLAM.
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.E1IsRuRa. Jan. e,
Poisons In Daily. Use.

Poisons are introduced into the sys-
49, l-y-----a--- -------- -s.sh--y =
concealed in food by the ignorant cook
or housekeeper, and as ignorantly par
taken by herself and others. Pickles
are often poisoned by being scalded in
brass or copper kettles; it makes them
look green, but that green renders them
poisonous. Brass or copper vessels
ought not to be used for any purpose,
unless they are previously secured We
nv bright; 1t is better for health to avoid
their use for cooking purposes. Brass
wash dishes ought never to be used ;
they cause sore eyes, &C. : Water ts poi
soned by being conveyed in lead pipes,
or standing in pals painted on the in
side. Milk is poisoned by using such
for milking. Cheese is often poisoned
fnithe same way, and by using, in its
manufacture, brass, copper or wooden
tubs painted inside. aiif
Ignorance often places a deadly
weapon in our choicest articles OF food,
but selfishnesS often conceals greater.
Itimanufactures and commends poisons
for others in many temptingly disguis-
ed forms. Candles, toys and cakes are
orhamentcd or coIored with various
poisons. The blending Of colors in
various ways, in candies, and on cakes,
makes them attractive TO the eye, but
use them. Cakes ornamented with
colored dust, candles colored in such
nice style, toys SO highly attractive 70
children, cause decayed teeth, canker,
intestinal inflammation, nauseating
headache, colfc, spasms, and often con-
vulsions. Confectionery may be pre-
pared without coloring materials, SO as
to be wholesome. Gay colors are made
of poisonous materials, that ought new
er to be introduced into food or drink
Wall paper, ornamented with beautI-
full green, pretty yellow and lively red,
often diffuses through sleeping rooms
an atmosphere eimpregnated with poi
sonous vapor, that causes headache,
nausea, dryness of the mouth and
throat, cough, depression of spirits
prostration or strength, nervous affec-
lions, boiIs, watery swellings of the
face, cutaneous affections and inftam-
nation of the eyes. These occur IN
more serious forms in apartments that
are not constantly and thoroughly ven
tilated. Home Jour nal. :, i'..
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what n .sxounE Woman's'' Cruel Com
duet brought n. Young Man To. I'D

yFhnt n ssYounE Eoman's'' Cruel Con-
duet brought n. Young Man To. I'D
Tie Mae-a Cheek IareSs gives the Won
derfnl experience of ga miserable man"
in the words and figures following, to
wit:
depot, the other night, for friend he
expected on the ten o'clock train he no
ticed a youth stretched on the floor,
sound asleep. Directly he reared up into
sitting position, and after a melan-
choly look at the few people IN the
room, he broke out: ~
At am miserable man. wish L was
dead. / wish was dead frequently
Do you want to know why am mis-.
you. I've been Tilted by a young gal.
She said she'd have me, and i came all
the way from Indianola to this 'ere town
on that promise-and now she says she
won't. could take the Law on her, for
have her promise in four letters In her
own hand write. I'm dTtitE2 Why, of
course I'm drunk. When / first got
here was so glad I got drunk-then
when she said nix, / was SO mad I got
drunk. Now could take the law on
her, and nuke her pay pretty smart.
Why this here trip and clothes cost. me
twenty-five dollars. I'd a notion to go
to a squire and have It all-but you see
wouldn't, for i love her after all.
I could cry only I amt got no hand
kercher. I ought to i0hip her big broth
err She amt got none. i saw q big
feller in the house and thought he
was the chap that had cut me out, and
| / went into him, but Merlinder Jane
sung out to spare her uncle. / did spare
him. Ilet him hist me out. Sich was
my love. Now you read these letters:
But at that moment the coming tram
whistled, and the rest of Meriinder
James cruel conduct remained untold.
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. s,pf iEieiif9 ehi y 2siWslIa. a.lr
1cIr - aeii95t3 s l5 salii .sl5.. =l- 4if
III :. -t.-
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First of the Season.
snULTz 9 TRUscHELL, !.
ward ward Is Not AZ An End.

ATTHE NEW BOOT &SHoESTOR No.
"A l55 Main Street, where first class goods
nFs 70 be had at from 10 70 % per cent cheaper
than any other establlshmenttn this ctsY-
CONF. ONE COME ALL TO JOHN III.
ROBINSON, where you VIII hud q wen Sc
EistinK OF every thing in the line Of Ladies,
Gents and Misses wear, kept constantly on
hand Mt No 156, Main street, room 1oTIneriy
oecupIed by M John Bishol. Call and ex-
anime for yourselves and secure good bar-
gains. Now Is the time to get your money
back and at the same time neplentsh your
understanding. Don't forget the place. Lhe
sign ofthe Big Black Boot noVzS.
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His UnenyiaBIe situation at Rich
mOnd..-The Newspapers Articles Con-
b.eernIng Him.-.The Attempt OF Pol
lard 10 Force Him TO Resign.
Article Number One, mplImentary) from
the Repubitc-only Union paper in Rich
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Joint ResoIutions in Regard to the
Restoration OF, the State of Virginia
to Her Former Boundarfes and the
Adjustment Between virginia and
west Virginia ofthe Public Debt.
(FTom dte Legislative Proceedings at Rtehn'o''d
szTg,4y. I Last zHtasdayl 4 q IN 5
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The stnte,s interest I'm Internal Inn.
provements---what shouId be DOne


with its ..s7lJ.ll 7-,
Editors IilteLligencer: iaa -
Iperceiye that during the first four
days of its session. our Legislature was
asked to appropriate 1928, 600 to repair
turnpikes and bridges and to build new
ones. This startling amount, at SO ear
ly stage, is asked by, gentlemen trom
almost every part of the State to be e1-
pended in their respective neighbor-
hoods. However other things may have
been depressed by the war, the system
of ''log rolling SO long the curse OF the
mother State, seems to have accumula-
ted vigor and reappears in an enlarged
form, as the demands SO far greatly ex-
ceed those of 1860 for similar purposes.
1t is undoubtedly true that the war has
caused these improvements generally
to be neglected and get out OF repair,
and in some instances the bridges de-
stroyed. Yet the important question
now is, it seems to me, what shopld pc
the future policy Of the Legislature in
relation to the States interest in these
In order to show the utter hopeless
ness of the State ever realizing anyPe
cuniary return for what has been al
ready expended, or that may be here
after expended, will state some of the
facts contained in report to the Rich
mond Legislature in March, 1850, OF
SpeCldls sCDLuuilbtee -tapPOAAssS "
tain and report the condition OF al
works of internal improvement which
the mother State was interested In. IL
appears from this report that the State 3
interest in canals and river navtgations
was SI2, ,404,6T1 SO, of which Sl99, 500 had
been expended within our State upon
the Coal and Guyandotte rivers, besides
that expended on this end of the James
river and Kanawha Improvement. That
of all these improvements throughout
the State the Roanoke navigation, on
which the State had expended ssO,OOO,
aDns tie only one that paid any revenue
i,ito tGe Treasury, and Il paid one per
cent.
It also appears from the same report
that the State had 3-5 interest in IA
bridges, which amounted in the aggre-
gate to 1886, ,034, SO. That none of these
bridges were paying any revenue into
the treasury except the Virginia and
Maryland Company, which paid in 1865
$3.50, and the Elk River 500, equal 10
$500, as the Interest on an outlay Of Sl36,
034,66. f.i4. iii71-i.
There were 121 Turnpike Companies
with roads extending 1884 miles, in
which the State had a 3-5 interest which
cost s., ,3O5 ,1T7,09, only IL of which ex-
tending in the aggregate 240L miles
and costing the State S13l, ,o33,5o had
paid any dividends into the Treasury,
There were also % roads constructed
solely by the State which cost 3, 1885,
| 43,54-none OF which were paying any
revenue into the treasury. ~ 80
Also 10 Plank Roads in which, the
State was interested to the amount Of
SIG, ,337, ,53-none of which were paying
any revenue.
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Tha1 Contain mol POISONOUS Drug.
The Great Cure for all Diseases OF the
Stomach. Liver and ROWeIat
4 HUBBELiS SUPERIOR OLD:
GARNET BRANDY. lMedieated.l }

az 7'i iUNnQUALED REMEDY FOR
Diarrhea, Summer Complaint. Cholera Nor.
Inns Cfiping PninS In the Bowels, Cholic and
Chronic Diarrhea- 1t Is highly approved by
the Medical Faeulty for change of water and
diet. : Used with great gucceAs in the army
hospitals In violent cases of Chronic DinrThea-
This preparation Is simple and hrFmlesS, un-
adnltered, expressly for medicinal use
For Sale I'm all Parts OF the world.
BE-Central Depot, American Express Build
ing. IS Hudson Street. New York. Manufnc-
tory Corner Water and Ferry Sueets, Hudson,
NY. GEO. @. HUBBEL & co.
.1e4 lli ls.tl.r FToPnetoTA
McoABE, KRAFT & CO., wholesals Drug
gtsts, Wheeling, Sole Agent for West Nlr-
Compound, Reeds Cough Syrup. Improved
Nerve and Bone Liniment, DR.. Stnhls Ger
man Relief and Oriental Hair on.
c2SBmd&w i.3--t rsL lu
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GheGateltiqetrter
(seteetedl "a Me IrteRtgenoer.l

Il IL Ds
There's beauty. in age. though the pride of
May shrink from the touch of the angel Of
TheIe's R a frightening hue Of boler Heaven
To the falling form by the spirit given.
The halo or Hopesublime.
Though bedimmed By the ftesqusent ne q en- falling
tears,
Is the silver crown OF our hoary years,
With its Jewels of honor and trustful TRUTH
More bright than the golden circlet our youth
- On Its brow trtumphal bears.
E4 - ~
From that beauty nay.wither Its fashion frau,
All the roses OF hopefnl health may pale;
But the loving look aud the smile OF peace
May be ours when thepulses of pleasure cease,
And the fires OF passion fail.
Oh, the fair young features may well give
TiacaEI- ~ ~ L. - a
To the glory Of thought on an aged face,
And the loveliest lip that is1o1ly fraught
To the mlrth of the old when its words are
or wisdom and gentle grace
All the beauties of youth shall too swiftly
Ere lies Hes summer nm hath set, its autumn de-
But the beauty Of age shall the brighter bloom
Beyond the short shadows of Time and the
l0a,s s' A beauty Immortal made.
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COMMfssFOEFR,S.S6L

state nfAiIsshSIppi.ta1 ., .i74es sd
W~aTrenLpunty. i'unip yIsV islst1sy y d.
Warren ChAneerr O0urtg UcnJ2 iHs9.
Ihonas Rlgby, Nj % II g13A,r. b saii.u
o. W. iav,TrgDslb atty ,sgeAEt
james &. Newman, Admnl ~ y ~ gu
OF Hal. W. Ensnn Deed. q al. VolIyii ,Isg. r
I virtue anl In 1ntTB uaaae nOE Q AlbCrtai
ND frOmhhe uon0fable GhAnsaTv. Uuartj Of
sHJd lOunty. Uf Warren the undeEsigh4lLb nl-
missioner viii w the second Monaay ae hfnyY
being the ltth daysgll all or 50 mIcllu tharB.
Of Ol the EEht title ind interest Of tho 11afen-
daUtS herain rs VIII bOneUessary % nav said
Complainant and all costs,ln the f1ll0Elnga do
scgibel landt 10 wit .Acertain track or parce
Of land In the County Of WaTTan kh6Nn as
tho.tNiEwAm Place, 7" bbing.tbc N. u. ~ OF
Section III the y. y OF the n. W. M0f SecTlonI
u, also dots Not In Sec. q. also, fIasiiOnali
3oe.p, and n. y of So. 8, and. tie! s! n. ~ OF
the y. W. n OF see s, All in Township 10
E9IlTe, . Fast. continuing iiSi Heres. n to.
said sale viii take place In front. OF tho
door 0f the Court Houser Of said County in
tho City Of Vickshiirg, Wifhhithe hours pre-
scribod by law. Terms Cash. 70 % IA
MlLLlAM McRAE, COMMISSIONER.
aprili2.tds. 81 "Hr' a'fd JG.a 81
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rtAhIRLUfEn ExGRACT BBEHH, aacm.
A&aahness IAEisinBoufrom nTndiseretlon.
F0weFaf0f Nature whiclraISl
tons ninUig which will be. found IndiiuOsi.
tl0n 10 EHeftiuny 1nss Of Memofyc Wakensl.l
ness Horror Of Disease, ar FurebOdInFs or
Etnian tact Observation-Disclosures strai
ssoar ny lnseiiity'fe cnters tptO tbs Gqleyyi
mNnlA 0A t0Cletf. 81 =. .iEu t@i ~
70 Weakness, requires the aid OF M6ilcino Ia.
eslongthen and tnviF0rate the system Whidh
hEIhbOLD'S EXTRACT BUCifu lnVr.
rlably does. n no treatment q submlttodtI
Consumption or tnsRnitY ensnea.
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The State OF MtbslSdIRVi,
Cd wASns!E x' ETsSSESIS9ggi.jIn nr ,

~lDE4 - - u hA a. s
Commercial Express Co, pefendar' ,
b~3taehudht from the UiIH m JoOlky
" Mann Eaq,, Jqstlos Of the Pc y. in and
fOf said county, fof the sum orr .hundTpd
and thlTtyrth 4 JdbllAr0 JDtn' 80 % the
Warren County. M ~
The attachment Issued herein b ling been
dutlc49non CoftAlh pt0perty Of tie said
defepalp1s amt ttieosatl defGr, HHa being
n0h.r ldents 0rthe State Of MijsiSlppi, %
that ~ tfdiaaFy process OF this Cart caHn6t
beAsgved dtp0n him. Tins stonnake SHOWN,
that unless the said defendants, Lhb. Com.
mefofa kxprcss UOltfpany, do appkaF before
SAID Circuit Court 10 the next term thereof
to1le hetd tlaami Cor the uolRty of Warren,
O. the eonTt nOuse thtfeOf, IN the city oil
YlehsenHs 6HnthsaBd Monday oT June next
Al Ma9 and bleed, SgpWGryO 100 hBnur. 20
plalhtfd't aald action, Jndgmem aRAl Will be
rendefca thelnt and the PROPERTY levied on
soll tssaAsgJfhG Plainttht sodhmihdS and ali
GiySn under ms hand and seal Mi, both
iseall day VI April A. ID. 1865. ="
49, GHoeK, BIRLHBTT, Clerk.
apE1A143W 4 y r 'g.D D'
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oHfL' "CITARfON.
bohHhrt Oanlt, bI6haie45asa, NeIeh3ermi

sWtT.-a EgAn# - o.
o6T hsdfSB1 VI 9if 4lROgaop an "a
AlgpstW NeVwanIecaLkay 81 III p2ser,
ARa Allpg the pe9iipR.p f
yessphi n NeBmaA, .Ggsa1sed 9hEAsiaTif6r
d9YfT IN cortaih, lapQs tierqln- aessribel .and
thq personality pr the decef6ht, Sand III ,ab-
PeAGng ~ ~ kAtisAetl5R 81 tksECaHffiths NJ
Ang1atps Newman JOsephH. HewhianSand
Nh, Hhrriet Gainos, heirs ;At.law, anHiegnl
rcpfa4entativesM Joseph ~! kawhlAn. az
cqtseb CARO- pon,ruaid0Rs 81 6heuStAiei n
MalasiselppL. bpt reside beyond, the, umlts
thefe6f,tO thht tho 0rdlnafy process III lSie
Court cannot Dc ,egekftad .H1kiI ltAasa;lit lIs
therefore opdered hyfthe GQgIt jhat, they be
2 appear ~ netir1t ragilluf t6rfn 0f tffs.
Couhg 10 no helRHt th6 e5Ht9 n6as6 d. the
towp0t PreptisS 9nthe 2a,MepAay t0f juno
neat and siQw Cause iL anY. 0ef .caH, why
the PrayeFdf said beiitibhef sh6dId hde ne
Audit Is further oEderpd by the Court that.
this citation BEL pabiishcd In the VleksbufR
WeehlyIlHfald. ah0EspnponpuAhshedinthe
S5ii- Of yIsks6Ssg, Miss 2 = wBagk for
AttestcS : - q JlJDHN BYEBNrEIs
ElTWGY,,ta LgEf clerk PHphaha COVUb
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ADMINISTRATION NOTTCE.

ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.
II ETrERa OF. RECONSIDERATION on the
II cstatcof Martha 4, Sessions, deceased,
were granted tothO Undersigned by the Pm.
batc LOurt OF Warren Comfy, ut Tho April,
term, 1850, hurcof. All persons indebted 10
said estate will mako immediate payment.
AMI those having claims against the same arr
required 10 have them prObatcd and TeEis-
tered within the time prescribed by law, or
they viii DO barred.
KATE u. SESSIONS. III.
April WV Admirx a. LosfS non,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NO1I(E.

tALyNII - - NVI4NH.
~ OF H0ht 81 Harris, deceased, were grant
ca thihe uudarsiRnUd By tho Probate C0uTt
y Warrun county. at the Aprii term. 1S3sj
thereof. All persons indebted 70 said estate
VIII make immcdiatD payment, anl those
having clHlns against the same ara required
g have thcm nrubated MISUNDERSTANDING
thotilnu prescribed by law, or thpy wilIIeI
i@lTSl' lWILLIAM 0ANENS.L Il
HpA-WiW' Administrator .dA6oa n ,4s,s.
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ThE sFlrE o. NlIssisstrPI.I
- - Warren tdttnty,I So
Maoss.ls Ksser. Plaihtiif,

W&AANA NAuANyV
Moels . KuHer, plAihtiG; u ssh
Aaa@a Ilsge. w.. Ga. '-i{ IrKIu.
VIZ, u. johnson, defendant } RI,
On attachment fropl The once Of Cooley
MAnn, ESQ. JasAtce or the Peaoe N and lor
sid C0nnty, fOEBhe snm IL RfSe hundred
and Twenty. -four Dollars and tPlfty.ive
Cents, Feturnable 10 Che June TERN. 1885.
81 tbHOtrraiitC nnrtOf Warren County.
HgHH'attanhmOat issued herein. having
been dnlY levied Oh certain propoFtyOf
tue said defendant. and the said defendant
being anOn.roiidobt o fthe State Of Misslssip.
p, sothAt the ordinary process OF this Court
cannot he served upon him This is 10 make
kneNn that unless The said defendant, VIM.
tehnson, DO appeaT before said Clrcnit
~ urKi pefm thereof ~ be held In
N1laty OF Warren, al the Court
Ql ~ the city u NlCksburg, ON
AnHa4gpf June next 1864 and plead,
FNssf "a T126fdfea EldAtAtahan.
4e-prqpsFty 7leylsdh in .sdhi DSsansfv
Northumberland and an cOsts.
5saalI GlyenAnd8P Nv haidi and sshflEIs
.TIIit lpth day n Anvil, a! d. IegsIIi 80
GEOB0E X, HIRGHETr flsrk
Aarsaall 4 hiiitt plain Attorney.
ANft4WoW l'J9HHJ ~.
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ADMINISTRATION NOVICEI.

~ htS ADhINiSFKAptON on th6
- eaNNe OF u. >. Tappan, decreased, having
been gglhtCt TO ACCOMPLISHMENTS Inc hons
oralleiho Probate @DuFtOf Kafrfn Cainly
~ tiu April term 1865. thereof. Al beFs6as
Indebted 70 said estate MO hereby hBttiei3o t
,lqnke Immediate payment; aud those having
claims as 1lnsthte snInewiii have tilGdt ph1.
lated nt Registered Within the fIhoe nre.
sfHaici by lsW0 or tfoy Willie larfasE -
atAMoS TAPPAN.
AprtltwTw ,cff T. Ifh : Admir- ,
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HELNIB0LDag
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N LHEslAkAE nlHHEIW.
HtfHfl cNPpUND
SHILLA
Aaoa lF9p-
rM eqf To np H ephIYrella
49, wtuRik Known Il ior M cfllS n
aala ea SAL ahgum. lain
ttaas n We RaRe Of ~
y y.ipelas &c ~ 1ealy esaR;
AID GRATIFYING THE c0hRLEXIONI
NQsAteWQf the worst Disorders that Affect
Wa.Ana aslo At0m the cafTaDtion that accr-
mnlotlAln 10 hlood. OF al the diaeoyeriea,
FtnaI nave been made t0puFsaitoua hone IAN
egaAlineaect nkLAEobDa cOhP0UND
EAIhASt " bAH4APAHtLLA. II
olealses enat eaogata The blboaf instils a.
yieor o. health tn1e the sSsts and purvrs
Qnfefne shnfHaF5 which maHa II
tHHuHf@ tnt tHY H I51V
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81 q ~ oloe9 cqui
A#e Z
Hlis
sef III AYtub = arl
an
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4ai 80 a a.
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RNTIlIN NOTICE

WI"
y VIE Undersigned, having ak The last
81 .ApI toy1n Of tlb pafutatc O6nr4 81
rtH Coit y,tSfate N AsissiunI 49, sste.
letters NJ alminleffnfi5d ~ IN fasa ~
Hen. S. q Hum asecgloi al sos4 hss,s
claims aFatnst said CstafoT aUoh eI,Ae nasit55
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