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MUSICAL INSTRUCTION

j. C. FOERTSCH will resume his instruc-
ton in Music in Alexandria and vicinity on
the lst Of October.
Address box 3GG, or leave orders al the book
stores of George (. French and j. & W; d.
EntXisln sep II
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
FALL AND WINTER TRADE.
1869.
- KING STREET
ALEXANDRIA,, VA.

The subscriber has now on hand and can al
ford to sell at prices to suit the times one OF the
largest and best assorted stocks of Ladies ,
Gentlemen's Misses and Chiliren's Boots and
Shoes, of fine and coarse work. ever before OF
fered for sale in this market. His long expo
rience in the trade has enabled him 10 procure
a stock manufactured from the best material
and in the most durable and stylish manner,
and on the most favorable terms, and with such
advantages he can afford to sell as cheap as inc
Mems Heavy Kip Boots, suitable for farmers.
Mems Heavy Calf Boots.
Mems Calf Stitched Scotch Bottom Boots.
Mems Calf Stitch Riding Boots.
Gentlemen's Fine Dress Boots.
Boys Fine Dress Boots.
Boys Calf and Kip Shoes and Boots.
Ladies' Fine Lasting Boots of every dcscrip'
ton.
Ladies Calf, KID, Goa. snd Morocco Boots &C
Misses
Childrens Boots and Shoes of every style anc
description.
A largo stock of heavy goods suitable for the
country trade, to which he invites the attention
Of country merchau.. and farmers.
sep l0-3m W. Is. WADDh D..
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EDUCATlO3 4

OUDOUN VALLEY ACADEMY FUN
L. YOUNG MEN.
st HAMILTON, Lcudoun co. Va.
First term Of five months com mences Octobef
lIth. 1859 J. E. TAYLOR, Principal.
Send for q Circular. sep l5-lm
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-. IEyhNDPIA ACADEMY,

4 LEXbNDRIA ACADEMY,
y No. 43 North Royal street
The Twelfth Annual Session of this school
wa; commenced on Monday, Sept. G, 1862.
Latin, Mathematics and the Sciences VII! be
taught by the Principal and competent IA
structors are employed to teach Greek, French
German, &c.
Charges for English Branch.
Senior Glass per quarter ..................So W.
JuHIoI Sihss'
Professors charges extra will be made tVr
Greek, French and German.
Applications for circulars containing further
Information, may be made at the School House
eep25 JOHN s. BEACH, Principal.
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WANTED, Immediately, r 90 * aud
w HOUSE SERVANT, 70 60 o The ceu1 ~
near The Plans Fauquier Coz "a. apply g.
this office, fer address, &c.
The PLANE, oct l2--eo1t
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GROCERIES.

T. sHERwooD's
GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE
Cor. Queen and st. Asaph sts:,
jan 2l-tf ALEXANDRIA, ' y.
WIN +. BRooKEs. cHAs. =. TAYLOR. JR,
DKOOKES & TAYLOR.
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES,
Cor. Pitt and Prince cts,
Country Produce taken in exchange. mnlo
nAvY & HARMON.
aEoCERs, FEED IL COMMISSION Nj EN-
" CHANTS,
Corner Prince and Royal SITS,
ALEXANDRIA,. va.
cnoc;o, etton.ion given to the sale OF Country
Dpcii ,,", "'''A'N my 3-tf
L. Dealer IN ,y,nps tJo.
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, WINES h'o'
UORS, &c, &c.
Cor. King and ST. Asaph sts.
Country Produce bought ut the highest mar
| ket price. p u,o o;tv freo
| of charge. my
|G. VIM RAMSAY
Successor to Hough Il Ramsay
| GROCER,
| And Dealer in Fine Teas, Tobacco, Cigars
| Canned Goods, English and American
| Pickles, Sauces, Jelies, &c.
147 King street q.
! parsonsl attention given to orders from th'
ne,so""' "'''' ian ls-tf
II e.. SWAINE,
II. No. 22 North Royal ST.,
[Twc doors south OF old stand, el
Has on hand and is constantly receiving 'esi
GROCERIES, WINES 81 LIQUORS ..
which he will sell cheap for cash 10 q
T CLINTON MILBURN.
| FAMILY GROCER, ..,,.,
And Dealer in fine TEAS, WINES, Ll'ti'oh
A"N and CIGARS,
Cor. Cameron and Royal sts.,. =,
| Alexandria, Va.
Particular attention paid TO the sele lon 70 n
choice Flour and Teas. my -o-ti
|
VIRGINIA FULL CLOTHS-Biack an
| Y Drab-just received by ,.,pop
| sep "a WILMER s. STAY NAL M.
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NOR SALE OR eENr
The valuable TEACr OF LAND. called
1HAMp'UDN," IN tho county Of Alexandria.
Va, on Inc Lcesburg Turnpike about miles
from Alexandria la4 ) rom Washington, con.
tanning about 80 acres ot land There IS az
excellenttwo.story - YELLING HOUSE and
necessary out building on the property. 1t is
well supplied win w&.sT; is healthy and in n
most desirable ncighborhood. Possession Civ
en- on the 1D!h Of October next. For terms, &c,
apply to .RANCl - SMITH,
sep g-2awt! Alexandra, va.
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1IANCY TOILET ARTICLES, COMBS
Brushes and Perfamery also, 49, sup
pnn. .eceived and for sale by
oct.
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Tue New BAGGAGE EXPRESS. In the TO
tee IN Yesterdays Gazette OF the new baggage
cxrress Of Mcssrs. Montgomery Il Williams, 1t
was omitted to state that orders could be LETT
at the drug store Of Nj W. Lewis MiIburn,
corner of King and Wa,hlngton streets, or at
the book store of Nj. q. T.. French.
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DOYS' AND YOUTHS BOOTS.
ID The largest, bes. and cheapest, At
oct Ii-3m WADDEY'S, IA King s.

NEW BOOKS AT FREN =,
~ No. 90 King street.
London Society TOT October; Soc.
The Crust ana Cake, by Edward Carroll, au-
thor of "Occupstions of a Retired Life" 81
Too Bright to Last; $50
Roland Yorke q sequel 10 the Claiming, by
Mrs Henry Wood 81 50.
One Poor Girl, the sorry @! thousand by
Writ Skies 81 ~.
Jenny's Geranium, or the Prize Flower of "
London Court; soc.
Stories Illu rating tho Church Cntechism OF
the Protestant Epi copal Church 81 p.
Pearls from Engli,h Opera fourteen beaut-
full compositions, as ing ~ the Parma Rosa
Troupe; SOC
David EIqinb-o'. bv George Mcno7''! Nj.
A., author Of \ .a- "i = Qri-t -o'."Oor-
hood" ETC.; 81 10.
The Atlantic Almanac for 1870 over sixty
illustration soc. New Books daily.
oc,l4 G. L. FRENCH.
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FRosr.-There was considerable frost last
night, and it is quite cold to-day.
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oct A-oote Comm'rs. OF sal
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FAIRFAH
| 4 Ia

LAND.
Under authority of decree OF the G re +
November term lsG6 in the suit of John Hsis'
lin oy vs. A. L. Mckenzie ct al. the andersigned
as Commissioner of the said Court, wil i sell, oy
public auction, at the front door Of the Court n
House of Fairfax county, on MONDAI T. t am
18TH day of October, 1859, at u ceiocn m, In; a
on Pohick crock. and containing TWO Is y Z n
nso nov 4 rssia"s. ZEE t;s1 z 81 in
said a. l.. Mckenzie and Ann Mchen"'' !"
eU TERMs-onc.tenth of the purc!hnase,m "nns
70 he maid in cash; tho residue in three egt tSi
o te at SIX twelve and eghtee months
Fpom the day Of aslo with interest the puTt.
chaser to give bonds for the deferred psymgba;;S
and the title to be Fg RsHAnNeGI IS seSu BEACH
payment. D. fHn' C,,r1mi;sioner.
con 1l-aot3 30 -
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AIDES DRESS BOOTS.
4 splend,! stock, beautiful durableand cheap
oct l4-3m At WADDEI'S, a hinE st.
r AIDES BUTTON BOOT#.
a great variety of style, handsome, good
and cheap ut
oct i4~Sm WADDEY'S, "A King st.
AIDES WALKING BOOTS.
A line stock of every style and quality, at
oct l4--3m WADDEY'S, Il King st.
4 ADiES CANADIAN ROOFS.
Ladies Canadian Slippers.
Ladies Maria Antonette Slippers.
Ladies House Shoes of every description nj
oct la-&m WADDEYS, "A King st.
I AIDES TOILET SLIPPERS.
o oct Ism WADDEYs, "A King St
MISSES WALKING BOOTS.
w School
Dress great ysric.
ty, good and cheap, at
oct l1-3.n WADDEY'S. II King {.
nHILD'S BOOTS AND SHOES--a large
X stock Combination Tip. tho bet chlld's
shoe made; will wear three times q long rs the
ordinary shoe, al
oC: ll-3m WADDE1 ,, It hing ST.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE ~ a V = ~
u ABLE TRACT OF LAM .snon aH 81 ad ds.
e,ss of the Circuit Court Of Fairfax eoanty Va
rendered at the Novemberp term oSs u ss,S
Ho1 Ps;n.er and wife and others the undersign-
3D. app S8 cubic b the suct aa at at
cree ere FONT % door of the Court House Of Fairfax
county Vs. on MoN Nd1 i s S:d day Of
fsoI G OF IIS LAND lying in the said county Of
qeOS three Rss aS4 Of and a'sn s
III psI' , 90, md containing THREE HUNDRED
ACRES The mproyements on N sid IAN lana f 9,a
sist ola comfortable DWEiLiN'' oHr"' ''"'
Il TERMS onq..enth o Ike Pu ,fd ....aS Sefg u
DC, COO aonaI nsyments, ST g. u and - months
Of : s s'D BY 3': Gs HS Of the
pay hoaor Jy;,b approvod security, and the IT,
lie to the property to be Fstaif'd Trt N same
are paid ALBERT STUART,
| o.n., Commrs. of Sal
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A FIRST. CLASS BREWERY PROPERTY
N FOR SALE

The farm will be rented on the day OF SALE
Fairfax CO.. oct Scots
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Gold

New YORK. October Is.-Gold to-day 1902
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7 T. SHERWOOD'S
d. FAMILY
GROCERY AND PROVISION STOKE,
Cor Queen and st. Asaph sts:,
jan 2l-tf ALEXANDRIA, ' "a.
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Charges for English Branch.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-08-18
More Ocean Cables.


The wonderful success of the French cable
the ease and safety and dispatch with which
the work Of laying it was carried on from be-
ginning to end-has given Il new impetus to
the business of establishing ocean cable lines.
An American line is already projected, with
its headquarters in New York, of course.
Besides this, several others are in embryo.
Report says company has been formed in
London, for the purpose of laying telegraph
cable from Scotland, by way of the Orkney
and Farce Islands, to Quebec; and the dis.
patch which conveyed the news, also informed
us that this line after its completion, would
probably be purchased by the British Post
Office Department There is also dispatch
from Lisbon, to the effect that the Portuguese,
Chambers have adopted a resolution author
izing the Government to grant concessions
to companies desiring to lay submarine cable
to or from the shores of Portugal" And
again, the formation of the West India an,
Panama Telegraph Company-the design o
which is to connect South America with Flu
rope and the United States, by means of ca
BILE from Cuba to Central America Less di
/ reetly connected with American interests thai
these projected lines, is the line that will b
= laid early next year between Falmouth eng
land,) Gibraltar and Malta - which latte
point is already in telegraphio communicate
with Egypt from which a cable will be lai
. to Bombay next April. And among the mex
! moves we expect to see in this direction, wi
I be the formation of Pacific Teegrap
! Company.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-08-18
Term Of the Supreme Judges.

We said, last week that the term Of good
judges ofthe Supreme Court has far exceeded
that proposed by the Council of Consors--of
course intending 1t as fact against the pro-
posed change BY critical examination,
since made, we find that, since the organiaa-
ton of the Supreme Court to the present
year, including Judges Of our State Circuit
Courts from S52 to 1856 inclusive, the num-
Der Of Judges has been seyenty-one and the
years Of service, being the aggregate of the
service Of all the Judges, were three hundred
and ninety-seven. This makes the average
term of each Judge five years and dfy-nine
hundrodths Now if we allow for changes
occasioned by death, resignation, politics,
There were a few for that reason in high
party timcs,) and inoompetoncy or unpopu-
larity, the fact is that the term has, as we
said far crceeded sir gears. What need,
then, of change in the mode Of election for
the purpose Of securing permauency and ex-
perieuce in the court? 1t seems to us that
this fact demonstrates that it is perfectly safe
to entrust the selection Of the judges to the
General Assembly; and as wise as safe, be-
cause the changes that have been made, other
than by reason of deaths or resignation, have
generally been for the better and rarely for
the worse. Let us not subject our court to
the fate of the man who was well, would be
better, took an Alternative, ard died We do
not need an Alternative.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-08-18
Andrew Johnson.


The report is again revived that the newly
chosen legislature of Tennessee will choose
Ex-President johnson as United States Sena-
tor for that State. If he succeeds in return
ing to Washington again, he will be sure to
make himself prominently obnoxious. He
now openly and boldly advocates reputation,
and if sent to Congress, win undoubtedly be
the champion of the regulators of the couu-
try, If so, he will bring as signal reproach
and disgrace upon the position which he so
honorably filled at the breaking out of the re.
bellion, ne he did upon the Presidential chair
which had been honored by the iustrious
Lincoln. Better a thousand fold for the place
that Andrew johnson shall hold in history
and in the hearts Of his countrymen, that he
had died in the great conspiracy, under the
hand Of the assassin, crowned with the laurels
he had won by his bold aud eloquent resis.
lance Of treason upon the floor of the Senate
than that he should return to do work for
which even the yilest traitors in the land will
forever despiso him
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-08-18

The elephant Empress" of French's
Circus broke through bridge in Salisbury
last Thursday, while en- route from Middle
bury to Brandon, but was not seriously injured.
"A daughter of Thomas Newman of Lei
cester aged about nine years, fell from a
horse which she was riding, few days since,
and dislocatcd her elbow joint Modification
soon set in, and the amputation of the arm
just below the shoulder, was found necessary.
About 100 gallons of liquor we're seized
at the st. Johnsbury depot the other day
the charges being that it was owned by par
ties who intended to dispose of it contrary to
the provisions Of the prohibitory law,
Henry Q. Dickerman recently stole slg
from the drawer of Walkers hotel, in Lyndon,
was arrested for the theft brought before a
justice Of the peace, and in default of 5000
bail for appearance at the Cousty Court, was
committed to Jail.
-Sergt r. d, Hayward, late of the Fourth
Vermont Volunteers, died at his residence in
Burke on Tuesday last, from the effects of a
bullet wonnd received in the intestines at the
first battle Of Fredericksburg,
"A little hoy in Westfeld recently ate a
piece Of snake which an older school.matc
told him was Goldfish, and he was soon taken
violently i'll, aud has not yet recovered,
Samuel Stotson, of Westheld, was recent.
y arrested for bigamy and adultery, and one
of his wives appeared against him. Adultery
could not be proved, but for bigamy he wa;
held to bail for appearance at the County
Court, The learned Dogberry who tried him
fixed his bail at the sum of S75,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-08-18

press upon the minds Of all the great i'm.
portance Of paying the national debt at the
carliesi possible moment, we submit the fol-
lowing statement; One thousand dollars,
with Csimple) interest collected annually, and
rc-inycstcd, would, in one h1ndred years,
amount to the following sums respectively {;
st three (3) per cent slj,332,07 At six
(6) per cent s3SS,0O2,3I At eight 4.l0
(S 41Ol per cent. s3,lS0,2l42S.
The great quarrel over the Albany and
Susquehauna Railroad, having amounted to a
fearful riot for nearly q week, suspended
travel, destroyed property, imporiled lives,
and subjected the public to incalculabc incou-
yeuience, has finally been brought to a close
by Governor Hoffman taking possession Of
and opening the road James Fisk, Jr., is
said TO have taken flight on a steamboat He
probably had wholesome fears Of prison bars,
with no pocket Judge at hand to deliver.
- When will limit to the speed and en-
durancc of the horse be reached? Those
who may have thought the question was set
tied before this, were astonishei last week by
ho feat of Goldsmith Maid at Buffalo in
trotiug three heats, each in less than two
twenty, the aggregate time being G.59, or
three seconds better than the best time before
made. This beats Dexter, as far as a three
mile heat is concerned But how long will
it be before something win be found to beat
Goldsmith Maid
1t is said that at the National Temper
ance Convention soou to NEE, at Chicago, the
West will be found determined on the CON
struction of an independent party in every
State, but it is doubtful If this policy receive.
the approval of the Eastern delegates
In Pennsylvania the coIored men admit
ted to the ballot by the adoption Of the Eff
tcenth Amendment, it is said viii be one
eightieth Of the whole number of voters.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-08-18
The Income Tax.

T,.,....,..;. ,-- an Incomes cvpires
,...;,,,;, =. io-o M. ,,v an the in.
',.. - ,,,, ,.o.,u, ,o,r ia collected in the
s-, n'.. H.. ..;l to hn, ono more tax
~ NJ, .e,... i...,l ami collected unless
.....l,l -. ou.o,,,o,,s
r.. o.. .ono,i.J Fine taxes
49,. .;.ilal r.,.pn, or
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-08-18

The n Y. SUMS correspondent has had
an interview with John Quincy Adams, late
Democratic candidate for Governor of Massa.
chusetts. lie says the latter will accept the
Democratic nomination for Governor of Mas.
saehusetts if nominated, though he does not
desire ii. He approves of Secretary Fish's
foreign policy, but does not favor territorial
expansion He thinks the Democrats will
soon control the entire Southern States, and
that the Fifteenth Amendment is invalid, aud
that signs of dissolution are apparent in the
Republican ranks. The Democrats should
accept negro suffrage and the other inevitable
results of tho war, and nominate John T.
Hoffman for President.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-08-18
Personal and Political.

Ny,r,,,ret ~, lo,rp tb,t Hon r Cap,u
of stowe had a severe paralytic shock last
week which has drawn his face somewhat out
of shane and leaves his tongue very thick
He has gone to Saratoga where it is earnestly
hoped he may got restored, but many fear he
may not fully recover, and that Lamoile may
have to supply his place on the county ticket
as candidate for Senator
A. n. Swain, editor of the Bellows Falls
Times has been appointed postmaster at that
place, for the third term.
Mr. F. D. Muzzey, of the graduating
class at MiddIebary College, has been engag-
ed as Principal of Essex Academy.
-Orcu O. Waroba been appointed post
master at Wilmington, vice Wells p Jones.
resigned
Gen. A. =. Bouut, with his family il
now on short visit to Vermont He is now
acting as Quarter Master General, in the reg
ular army, with his headquarters at Charles
ton, s. C.
"A call is issuod in Ohio for n State Com
ven,ion of .. those lno,yn MS connorbo,ds dnr.
ing the war"
-Gcnoral Rro,Lerrij,o has settled dawn
Mt Lexipstop Kv. to nractico law. and all.
ready has some bu.ines.
NJ. ,e s..-ho,. h...,,......a b.
:...-.-;.1.e -. -, 80.
u, ,r..,1,.., ,,.s
a " ''''.'' r,'I" " l'o''u'"' ou',.'''
"o'' o' i'''u,o'' '"0 '"'','O'' ., ''' '''' Oo"-
s'''u''0''''' Oo'' V'''''"' u'Vr VI 'P'P'oA' VI"
-. ''''Iu'' nus u0"' '"' ''''''' '"'',s IL"
'0''''0'' i'D' " NV ' VA. lug '3''V''' ~
'I7.'''''''' "'' ~ ''''','7' o al1 ''' ''1
U''',1' " ''''1' u ''''''' - 49,
The nomination OF MI Fend'eton Tor
Governor OIL on'o' III P'''e OIL Ueu' hosoorans'
resigned ought 70 settle the question OF the
next election 10 tnat STATE Il II mas ever been
III DOUBT ouch nomination REEVES every
''su'' iO'l1''''' P''i ''''' anu ''''''''."'' VA
1'." '''' .''I. avs '''' '''' '''1'' III O''
'o' '"' '"'' ''s"' y'D'S'
An oruer mas peeu issued by Ten Can
oy at h'cnnond' Fa7 Aug D. reYoking the
previous oruor oil zen o'oneman' eAemPtiug
from taxing the test oa'h the commissioners
III cnancery' ana removes all sucn oih'ers whC
''''' ''N' '"' ''','' "1 ''''' 10 'V ~ u''
H., ''0- ~
.. .c11....' -, wa NJ WV y,
-, ~ ' FL, 0'''l' 'i'yI '''' '1'''' '''o'
w." - '''''''
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-08-18

"A couple of trains on the Rutland 3
Washington Railroad, collided at West lA'
land last Thursday evening, smashing up ilu
or four freight cars and somewhat damasl-
one Of the engines
Mr. and Mrs L. W Smith, Of Lnd.oV
celebrated their Silver wedding on the "a
prox.
AT a meeting of the soldiers resident %
Woodstock and vicinity, held on the lta. y
was voted to hold reunion on the Doth ln'i'
and committee of fifteen was appointed
arrange and carry out programme lof uN
day
--Alonzo Woodwork, Of East Beli~
after several years of investigation and q.
perimeuting, has discovered processes (.
which he claims that he can make the ''@
of any bed which he has yet tested, ho"''g
soft, into the first quality Of steel or ''-
make brittle iron tough and malleable'
There was quito a hard frost at B2u
vile on last Sunday morning, doing consul. ,.
able damage on low lands, killing po'''
vines in some places
William Forbes, of Hancock, has unaa'
taken to carry the mail across the moan''.
from Middlebury to Hancock for s4oo p
year.
} Erving Crane has a large npia3 Y
Brdport 1t contains 1870 swarms- many
he Italian species.
The house of George Francis, OF Du',
lington, was damaged by fire and wa'u
the amount Of about $4,000, on Friday la''
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-08-18
IN GENERAL.

are investing lu NcoIgiU luHu''
Richmond Touring mills are driven to
tboir utmost capacity to grind the excellent
Virgini, crop of wheat
Cl;...a ,..inro,otcs bc commitment of
o.,;c,.,,;, E.,;, Lg sonding IA tbe Pacific sew.
en,I s,r iosd. or Inttor
'''' ',' ,'''' ~ ,..,,;,n ,choy.
Co.,. .aan L55neb ~ cranes upop which were
a., l,,', t,,, ,b,ns,n1 dcycloped and pcrfectly
o;,' ''' - ,"9
,y..h;...,,,
mere 's fo",o u'a'l09s ~ " ",'''' -
nus sa{S 'eo ''," . o'~ ,,,., '' o; do
,''' 'N.'u''o ~ "''' u.5' ~ '''i ''''''''
'or envy j" ,'''' 'o""''
1t has been decided by the supreme
court OIL Oal'ornI l"a' Go,'us oG V 'Eo.So
. M com contrary 10 PuP,', o',y . 1,G uitb bc
'ys" pU, ''C ol,o' ,o,'l,'''i Ioon ,, AND
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