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Virginia soil and Climate.

Settlement and Satisfaction
of Nothern Immigrants-An
interesting discussion was held
on Thursday before the Fruit
Growers Club at Horticultural
Hall, Park Place, New York.
Gen. Cabell, OF Florida, open
ed the debate on the question,
Where shall we emigrate tor
and expatiated in eloquent
language upon the agricultural
resources Of Virginia, closing
with a brief allusion to Florida
and other localities. General
Imboden, of Staunton, next
took the floor, having a map
of Virginia against the wall,
and talked for a few moments
about the climate and CONNER
cial advantages of Virginia. -
He urged people to go and see
the country for themselves.
Colonel Williamson then stated
that Mr.. Palmer, who usually
meets with the club, started the
day before tor Virginia, with
seventy-one families, who go to
settle in that State. He also
started that Mr.. McElroy had
donated 1925 worth of seeds
to be distributed gratuitously
through the South A letter
was read from the Rev. DR.. A.
lC. Van Raalte, of Halland,
Michigan, a Hollander by
birth, and at the head of the
colony of his countrymen, now
numbering from two hundred
to three hundred people, re-
Gently settled in Virginia.
This gentleman writes from
Amelia Court House, May IL,
and states that the Southern
citizens are in deep earnest to
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1869. J. d. GALE, 1869

IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
ENGLISH, GERMAN AND AMERICAN
HARDWARE!
Has always on hand full supply OF
goods for the season, viz:
Elwell's Wedding and Killing Hoes,
Caststeel GRUB and Wedding Hoes,
Ames' long and short handle Spades and
Shovels,
ROwland'S do do do,
Long and short handle Manure Forks,
Ship Carpenters Axes, AIDES,
House Carpenters do do,
Cow Ties, Trace and Black Band Chains,
Virginia Paten, and Yankee Axes, and
good supply OF General Hardware and
House Furnishing Goods.
Give me cali atthe
CHEAP HARDWARE STORE,
fb4-D&wtf No. IL East side Market Sqr.
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Clothing.
GREAT FALL STOCK OF
CLOTHING (!

"A W. M L L L s
Ia HAS JUST RETURNED FROM
the Factories with the largest aud
"a .best stock of
.-1. GENTS CLOTHING
ever offered in the Norfolk market, which
the people with the Low
PRICES he intends selling at.
The finest stock OF
CLIO TIL q
ever brought to this market can now be
found at his store, and the prices are as
tonishjng low.
Gentlemen are invited to call and ex-
anime.
L, A. w. MILLS,
..l.3 Gents Ciothier,
No. IL Main street,
noI4 Head of Market SQUARE.
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NTOW IS THE TIME 10 r. 4.
LIN pair your Stoves and set your house
IN orde- for winter. L ain prepared to do
all kinds of repairing cheap, and at short
notice.
Have Just received y large lot of
SELE-SEALING rRUIT CANS,
the best in the town, 10 sale, cheap
Also, large number Of
COOK STOVES,
of the most approved patterns, and all O
which are warranted good bakers.
LAMP CHIMNEYS and LAMPS of all
kinds, with the Sun, Comet, Diamond
and other Burners.
vs. Old Lamps repaired and altered at
IF No, S CAMPBELL'S WHARF.
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~ KEAT A II Il II A g e / o
r

STILL THEY COME.
Receiving this day:
100 lbs superior Fresh Roll Butter,
10 tubs superior New York State But.
ter,
q packages prime Virginia Noun
tain Butter. ..
tierces superior Sugar Cured Hams,
8 tierces superior Sugar Cured Shout.
derS,
tisrces superior Sugar Cured Break
fast Bacon,
tierces Extra Family Leaf Lard,
tierces Extra Family Baltimore
Corned BIZ of, ,.
500 Extra Prime Smithfiela HI ans,
All of which have been selected by one
of the firm in person, and purchased for
the Lowest Prices for Cash, and will be
sold Correspondingly Low. Call soon and
examine for yourselves.
AYDLOTT IL WHITEHURST,
Nos. rs and q CiLy Market,
apl2 and 81 East Market Square.
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A N e w 7 HIN
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BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL,
ESTABLISHED as AREFUGE FROM
QUACKERY.
THE ONLY PLACE WHERE a CURE
CAN BE OBTAINED,

nr. Johnston has Discovered the
~ most Certain, Speedy. and only Efiec-
tual Remedy in the World for Weakness
Of the Back or Limbs, structures, Affec-
tary Discharges, Impotency, General De.
btltty. Nervousness, Dyspepsia, Languor,
Low Spirits. Confusion of Ideas, Paipita.
ton OF the Heart, Timtdity, Trembling,
Dimness of Sight, or Giddiness. Disease
lions OF the Liver, Lungs, stomach, @,
Bowels-those Terrible Disorders arising
from Solitary Habits Of Youth--secret and
solitary practices more. fatal to their vic
ners of Ulysses. blighiing their most bril-
liant hopes or antictpa;ions, rendering
marriage. &C.. impossible.
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r ARGE ARRIv AIS OF
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, SO.


HARDWARE, CUTLERY, Sc.
E. P. TABB & CO.,
No. rs West Side Market So, and No. !
Roanoke av..
MORE FOLK, V A.,
Call attention so their varied stock of
Elweil's Killing, Grubbing and wedding
Hoes, American csst-Steel Planters Hoes,
Table and Pocket Knives OF Il gers and
other makes, Leather and Gum Betting
and Gum Packing, Sheet Lead, OAK UNI.
Grindstones, Horse Shoes and Nails,
Pumps, Woodenware. Stoves, Rope.
Brushes, Carriage and Tire Bolts, Fishing
Tackles, Double and Single Guns. Re.
volyers. and every article coma. cted with
our business. Importing direct from Eu-
rope a purchasing our domestic goods
from first hands, enables US to compete
successfully with any market. Country
Merchants will fad IL greatly TO their in
terest to examine our stock.
E. P. TABB & CO.,
% West side Market Square.
and No. Roanoke Avenue.
E. W. MOORE,
e. J. GkIFEIrH. ape
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Objects Of In.sres. a. III, Capital.

AIblsAA y. lobas
DEAR AMERICAN
The first Wit one makes 10 thi, city very
naturally suggests a dc-iIe 10 become ac-
aiaiut,d iili the 10 cation. character and
importance Of the public Institutions. In
addition to iho,e previously .peiitioued ia
this correspondence. | w"ilI name the
A., lum Tor the Insane. hi, j, located
upon the east side OF the river. anl nearly
opposite the State House. The domain
conpri.e. about --acrcs OF land. much
Of i IN high -,atc OF cultivation, having
4 good orchard. AMI a limited ornamental
..ardtu. IL y proposed TO .-y ont ~ the
most approved manner. a large urIsIEen'-
/ garden and pleasure ground. and Ia
cultivate ii with the best skill which can b.
commanded. This will serve as a f.tvorite
summer resort for the oily health and
nervous quictude oil those whose intellect
ual implements are variously tangled;
and in lime ii will becoinc thing ~ beiti-
IS, ant thus joy forever. 10 the stricken,
:. ID TO tise people at large. a. well. The
location on the pleasing aud regular slope
OF The bank from the upper terrace of the
kcnn-bec 10 the banks OF the river. j. cx-
ceedin.ly beautiful, having cOinininiins
view Of tile river for mile, glimpse OF
he 1ity of Gar liner. anS of Hlllowell,
fine view Of Augusta. including the State
House. aud all Tia public Buildings. while
on the adjouruihg lot is the L. ). Arsenal.
The massive bui ding erected is OF gran
lite, is well Pioporiirned. and comely In
architectural efirct. The building is warm
I'd By steam and hot air. aud i ventilated
ia every part, by the use OF q Steam Fan.
of circular form. anil worked by steam.
The clothes OF the Asylum are washed by
ma chnery, aud all the details of the labor
Of the Institution are upon the same scale
Of labor saving economy. Tie farming
operations are upon large sca.e. with a
view TO furnish AS large an amount rs pas
sible of farm products. meats. pork. milk. |
vegetables. fruits. &C.. for the use OF ia. |
Asylum. and also give exerci-e and en-
ployment to all the skill and industrial
capacity Of the inmates.
The results arc quite satisfactory. and
the progress made seems likely to make
this the best model farm in the State. and
IS such worthy of study. So tits that one
step taken in the right direction. not only
,erves les direct purpos.. but indirectly,
ret a positively, aids the progress Of 9th !
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For the Ell,sorth An. rican.
All Gort,
Mn EpIroR:-

Mr. EpIroR:-
Having heard considerable of Frrt FL
lis. ia fremont, was a little anxio1, 10
see IL.
II !, not tine work Of nature lIAe the
Ovens" and "Spouting Horn. " but the
wor~ OF Art.
III" Port is simply stone naY, ab ,ut
fifteen rods IA lengIh, being some four
tcet thick, and four feet high. Ii makes
three sides OF The enclosure OF a pi.c. n,
ground from which the rocks we're taken.
IL is very substantial wall though nor
decidedly Land>oluc..
The wall WAS built by D. ,eoD.aa. assisted
occasionally by a little boy some eight or
ten years old. 1t il not d to,t for miltarg
purposes, but more particularly for the
protection OF regetlbles against the attacks
made by her neishbor's cattle.
Smart woman that,
n Mrs. Sawyer. of Jonesport. was ar
rested last week, on tho charge Of selling
Intoxicating drinks. She had her trial in
Maehlas last Wednesday. ana found
guilty. The sentence was fnc and inn
prisonment. She appealed TO a higher
Court II is probable that the decisions OF
the Justice will be sustained.
Ii was said that the officer left two bar
rels Of wbiskey ia the care Of man at
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Consumption Infections.
III DIR. IlLSRr |. Buwulrcd.

l. a
From the ATLANTIC MONTHLY for Iana,rvJ
IL was our fortnlc 10 attend a MAJ. ,low-
y dying Of consumption. who. while hope
ie>slv aud helplc,,ly i'll. was d-y,.,.,Ity
cared ior by hi| wife. who at the ii 9 felt
herself. and seemed 10 be ia nertr.r
health - Pe'''--
iedrS after her husbands dcotb ,,l
Wien she was bravrly battling ao,in.r
h>ea,f' winch commenced il, insi,l,ot,.
attacks immediately sub.eduent 10 Ira
hrh'h. She related TO the The iollov,u,
Tact. bnt only on my drh lite Inouiri,. a.
10 now Intimate her relations had been
With him during his illness. 4 seems ,b,t
oi'eh IN wintry nights, that faithful W..
man would arise from the side of her hu.-
oahu' VINO lying with his tlres> dr-ucb-
Gu WIN te chilling sweat of increasii
'>c'>e' anu "outi persuade him to t.te
her warm clolhin. and 10 lie down In tI,,.
dry warm place she had lust Ien. Wills
simply throwing blanket over II -he
"ot'id Take The -pot fha. had been pr-yj-
on'lv occupied by him, Upon our cx-
pressing horror at the thought of The
danger she bad run. and which aprar
emily had Told with 50 much p,,w.r
upon her. she quietly remarked that she
knew at tii- time the danger d.,
.he was mourning. She had 10 thought
81 DANGER 10 herself. and only q
her husbands comfort. But. =" added
sue; 'heh got what | have never recoy-
ered from. A certain vitality seemed 10
20 out OF her; and though her natur. con-
tended FOR many yeas against the en-
croachnents OF the disease. she finally
died, always believing hat she had taken
consumption from her husband. but w.t.. a
certain martyI-lke ioy that such had really
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9.

hers In nher. iwa and cnpprr are.
lie. lahn. the principal elements ct
in a ship: aud whi'- they are naturally
,h~ap raaagh 10 this cauutry tn enable
ship-huild.r- tn i-ir 'nfpetiii"n. Coz
4. H.. passed laws to NIKE them all
Every m,n WIN haildsa ship oi
l.1nl tons mlst pay the laiubrr sp cu
r.. ii copper mine companies AMI the
N Annpnlirs tn ,h"asand dollars
Which h. gets NJ cquiv ,cnt; ten th"us
d.lltrs more ia ,m the materials are
m: h,.>ilr. all that. he must pay indi-
Is in tn increased cat IT living. an &C
At If III 80 unius taxes. How can he
u coN,prtc with he -hllrAuil.lers OF Ea-
- Th- iupartail"n n chips is pr"
it'd. indeed. hut this availrs him littlr'
the trade 81 the world can he dane in
a.. built aud owed in other count'irs
! gees. q. abe To cnntr.l. Tor the Amrri-
.hip builders. M msrkrt except thtt
,rlri hv the c"a-ting trade; ana that
br unja-, aud Impressive r~structl"n'
~ til. ship. # other nations which
rr-ly bnrl-nrd trade -.
IL not strange that IN views :" "h
81. facts. the com nittee IN qrrstion
nd have no remedy Ia suygnst bat : 10
nari ,lizc Congress for drawbacks on s'l
teri ,ls .ntrrius int, the CONSTRUCTION I"i
sci. rqnal to the present duty on NE
url' TINS IL bur applying the SANG
nciple which has DESTROYED the welfare
their STATE. 1t is pleading their case on
weakest ground on which it can he pat
10 haildin. /. mach snillcr Interest
"a h,n.r-hulldiug; ID there .no reason
discriminating IN favo nt the burner
1 against The latter. Ii j. less imPnrtaat
IN railroads and has lcss Claim. IN behalf
the interests of the Country at large. lor
zap iron AMI wood. Shall every Interest
Il consumes these materials have draw
cks for them ; lfnot. why should sre
81, them aud not another
The only rem-lr i. to put down the sy'
N. Stop pllnd~rips the community at
&c FIR the benefit OF great prnprirtor-.
We n"thins A. f,vsr to the saiphul.drrs.
give cheap iron. wood aud copper 10
g whole community as a night. aud ihen
t shi,baildcrs will have them. t.o.
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or great Interests, anil helps promote the
general welfare. public Institution for
the relief OF the IaSinc. succeeds in large
measure in is special work; and at the
same time makes large contribution to
advancement of the agriculture ef tn.
state. A, the present tine. there are
nearly fo1r hundred patients in the Asy-
llm. repres enting many Of the varieties Of
tll- OR mastering disease Of tie mimi.
For every lty in the week, excepting SAT-
urlsy a1l Sl1ltv the Asvlnm l. open for
Nis g. +. An .,'r ...- accl4a a'ii,4 them
thrtlgh the wards where they meet Win
the patents.
The Stale established thi, Asylum. al
the line. an account ofthc encouragement
of dlnltinn Of zen Thousand dollars by
Hoo. nuel Williams. and like -uin by
B-nj' "a. Brown. E>q. Or former CITIZEN
ot Ellsworth, tpl. Joha Black. by i do1a-
Iiol oi three Thousand dJiiar>. established
library here. which bclrs hi, Mans. aud
whirli i 4 source OF 'n;pll 60 Mort to the
inmates. many OF whom take delight ~
reading. Thcrc /, Ia adlitinl the Nc
I.v'lan library G tabli.lirl Ia a similar
manner. ~ the donation of another.
\ visit To this Institution is OF the deep
ct interest; y, one IL seem. to me. en-,
IN II lie affected by the nsturll Ian. gag
Nijrli expressed bs the pp,:u-- Of ,,n.
% the .'aiirfs. a. in,npv ,bic a. mlrb,r.
ticv seen ia ;hrir cNprr..i,i of inwa-l
mrl nc hoIlv AMI fcar Spm. are IL 90 u \
Portable 'rlii,n-. a al boy ia reading /.
5nnr yiyacipu, AMI active. anI .nul,.
.oI-uc br>y. The IA lies are the most
qii.f. The -rne-.l i.nprc.>ipl left mo
tie mia ID ,i>'tils tn 81 Re ward,. i. ia II
of qIic; conf'ri; While the female watd.
inlr,,, one with IN II 81 great * ,iicmrti,
AMI frvqneu'ly = desire * PRESSED 10 b..
At berry. There i, cyi !cn;i great pains
taAiu- il every department Of the In>tiii.-
t.".i. to make il u-cf Il T. ils -rInl OBI e.
tile restoration ~ the stricken; AMI al,o
worthy uf 4 great in,;iiu.i1l al tn state
aud The .ifs Of ID, worthy citizens.
>rGEr.
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Town Meetings.

AIT. DEsERr. Mar. Is. go.
"SSo oA"fER:-Our annual tswn
meeting passed off today very quietly. and
! send 'ou the result of our votes.
Nodrrator-Thnmas Nave.
Town Clerk E E Babson.
SeirettntD. Assessors and Overseers Of
the P"or-J"hn w. Somes. David Somes
and lioratio 5 Seavey.
Treas john W Somes.
Constahles-B r. Athrrtou. Charles E.
Southland and William Fenuelly.
). >, Com.-D. r. Wasgatt. John W.
Somes and J. ) Sargent,
Very truly yours.
VOTER.
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Bnck'n"rt Yesterday elected the entire
Republican, I.t nj Town officers all with
great humanity AMI by Large maj.rtirs.
"Nc' pt bret sclrctman. on whom there WAS
division
We have returned In what some c,I!rJ
ne good I'D system II ''w,rkn, OUT the
highway taxes. instead OF paving money.
though taxpaye- may pay cash and at
2Jrrr cent discount. Oar town debt, III.
GLIDING "ar expenses i. about $1,000
March n
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STATE PoLIcE.
Temperance NJ ,etiny.
NuiriNo 5 HALL. Ellsworth.
M.t,-I, - l-tEl

" haiiNb y HALL Ellsworth.
March 1t. i-6u
Called to order hy REV, Mr. >ayary anu
'hc organization was eft -ctrd
l.. A Enery En- IL the Chair
ii. NJ ljlaisIcli. Secretary.
Mr. Sayary WAS the fret speaker ana
explained the cause Of Mr. CLuk's all
s"ncr. He suppo ri that Il hal the hon
ar of adlrcssiuy the irs, ci,y audience ui
Ellsworth. aud though inr number wa.
not large. still that was no cau.r Tor d..
courscment. aud no one MAS able I, r.tl
mate the vast aununt Of : Oh that these
meetings had accomplished II. w.s well
aware for our. that thry t,he meeting J
tad caustd great uncasiucss among tie
rums,iIcrs. and ,um syHpnth-rr- Wa-
- favor ot an agency. conducted strictly
according 10 LAW. AMI also advocated 4
combination OF citizens, with the avoN d
purpose Of driving the rnni traffic from tht
place ia had been done IA Lewiston aut.
Ihrn there would be ~ ucccs-li, NJ ru.
lug about as much for the support 81 PAD
lF'S - " ~" ~ !'f scl""i' a"h n"N
'"A' L"'""'th was 'h'""t 10 start upon 3
rs" e''e''' ~ "'srd -Atn earnestly p
amend tn"sc things ana stf"'c ID abolish
Us tNh 'hin-. ~ announced tte sujjvc.
'of The evenings discussion I" " '>hIiI
these meetings hr coI,uttl
Hamilton JAY. Eq, spoke forcihh
against IN lsc"c!. lii objection. hr,t
"nd last - onr was hr ahI-c ID which VI
was liable, the les were mostly illegal.
Bangor must bc scaly place Is tur,
cleared 5000 90 on their ll1uor salc, las,
Year. Dad not believe 'ha, ;H- number j!
rnmscllrrs Was drcrra.cd by bn,ln,. nj.
agency. The new I'D ii thlt were
,boI, TO come INTO power m.h, ID batter
~ everything except ptlit,c.. than thu o,l
board. bnt ia thlt respect ,vu Democrat.
"nd ""r Republican, he ''toa-ht about
night liz favored a continuance .. tAr
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y MAINS VESSEL WRECKED -T...
Boston Joarnai - informed that schooner
Augusta NJ t'"tt. mruitnnrtl rs h.,,rn-
been abandoned On the AElsHtic. va-
new vessel and was on her iir.t yo,,-..
htvn. left Bangor. Dee : to- NartIutuI.
SAc encountered severe gale and
h"vc dnAn "u tn. l2th Of -, C ,rlhrr. IS
4 ~ ln lat. ~ deg II ann. ~. En- e5
deg " aud was dr.lnl-trd and In.t r,,,t-
'irr. and Soon after hccanlr watrrlo.,.,l
wv ere" thrn eiui5 a. the wreck MIN
remained budilt,i t"srrhrr on the fon nj
ihr h"n-c nnnI III, 10 IT J,nnr
which TINE ih"v rrrin lat % Ir. 4 NV.
i"n "a deg II un They wrr,. thu t,..
'uht:riN Il scufcrc, by the harul- AIM.
capt. smelling; from Boston for S,,v,,,,
rs wreck "hru first seen w.
rt-ht nuI-. DISTANT AMI C.pt Su,I
'nS immediately squared away, and ON
reaching the vessel Love to cl-., along.,,le
anI sent out his boats Ia relieve th,. !, r
irrcfs- A. , m. h. had them all safely
on board. Thry hal been ,wept, .,,n.
"HT anu thir'r"n hours Oh the top ~ the
wreck. and had divided their last ,ror.,I n
r"''s'ons on the previous dy Damn.
mat ua'e they had drfIed So miles. or /
~ iiii''s per hour due east. The mani.
hrr- had suttrrrd intensely from rxpo.are
!" ne weather aud won't OF fnud. and
would undoubtedly aII have persisted WI,
shortly but Tor the ,l'nely ARRIVAL of Cant.
smelling. as On the following nigh, n strung
southwest gale came on. with heavy IL
and thick weather. THY were all ,ub.e
lnentl. landed At Gibraltar. and wouIj
CON" home by the first opportunity.
Ihptain Sorlling whites that tie whole
northern edge Of the Gulf stream va
s're"n with wreck stutf-spars. plank..
hers, ~ and on the l9th .; January. in
~ ~ deg 10 MIN. long. IS de-. ~
MN W. rassct upward of 20 bale. Of
e.'''"n' some OF which was partially d.
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Cas'ine IL MT .aurr!y antla gops. it Is true
t. That OF Jana Z ,-.i.h. an | vet the prin-
eipal business 1T the lcaiin. citizens. It
would s'eai, is t. hnsb ,nl t. the extreme /
point Of boarding. the tire surcs left to
them by ha mess fathers or Crane fathers
No one can tell un;ll b. ht. witnessed It
the d"arins effects Of this kind Of hnsi
ne.sltie. TANK ca there j. grea:
law regulating the whole economy 81 lille
w'ieh DEGREES. With uncrrine certainty
that the property gathered hy one gcner
alton shall not b. cnn,lnu Il ID The family
but tor twa or three generations, at farther
est. II i. no use tor Us to 81 III Tor the agra
rian policy. in Lis country. Of a comnon
distrIbuti"I al prnprriv. f'r thi. prac... l.
IN operation all til. TIN. hy laS. AZ fixed
md certain as those which make mau a
biped.
Cistinc people are pravcrhiall,
in a measure liberal. Their ,inpe ia pr-
cuuiarr. or rather in a bnanrs. s,n,t
must cone from without The mind. of
most !" 'he people are c's' ~ one mould
and there i. no, much hope Of chang
nntH new men with broader and more nc
cura's views oil the stu'-l'n' Hhe tn
"h'''s" g''e:" l'r"s :" "'n ~ '''
statute laws ~ '"'s s'''e II '""e' "'' 81
''"Fe Pr''"ls" ~ 'As ''''' TT" y
''"e '"' '''" """ Wy " "'' '"'A ','"'
:" go ~ ~ "s'e ""''' "t "''"''"
o's nos WINE ~ L"s""'." y ''A's "n !"
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an" l'''''" " Ns''s """ ''' ''''''
" as :"
'''e''ess VI l. a. "'''"-' - '"'' :"
"'A'hs " "'''A'"s " '''''"es' d''"'
"""''' "' '''e' '''
i"''e arc ''''' "'.''''
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Joccsport, amt sent FIR /, ia -,
ne" me barrels reached Machias the
wAskcy had become eo,4 ,,ot,., - III
goal joke,
hfS. = was convicted on the contents NJ
Sh''ier vess j.. selz-d by the officer. and
kept in custody Till the trial.
Yours, &C..
, MuysoN.
March LIST. 1850.