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be determined in the first inst ance by lot.

oth. That each regiment shall be provided! th. That there shall he a third claw of vith the State and regimental colors, and Ue militia of the United State. tobedecon.- - . 4 ft. I m m m

iaatcd the reserve or sedentary force, which; shall be organized in the name manner as the artive force. And that the reserve force, so organized, shall be composed of all those who shall have served the legal time indicated for the second class, and be held to serve for four

years in the same; at the expiration of which . . . .. . . 1 1.

time. they snail return 10 the mass, ana

subject to no further military or militia duty,

unless in cases el invasion, or a lezee en masse. And such Dorlknsof the active force as may

go out of the same annually, shall forthwith

be considered as belonging to tne reserve or

sedentary force; and after the termination

of Ihe mst four years service l any, portion

of the reserve, one-fourth of that body shall gooutof service annually, in the same manner as prescribed for the second class. I3ih. Thit the deficit occasioned by the

transfer annually of one-fourth of the active

to the reserve force, and by the discharge an

nually of one-fourth of the reserve, be yearly

supplied by a draught,er by voluutary service,

trem the mass.

I4tlu That for the greater convenience ef

instruction and discipline of the active and sedentary force, the Territory of the United States shall be divided into ten dislricts,wbich

until directed otherwise by Uw, shall be composed as follows: 1st district. Maine, 1 New Hampshire, 0,200 men. Vermont, S

2a district.

! lions tou powerful to le fupcrcfscd by tt or- the I'rcsidcM oi the ui .tea aiaicsmay pre

dinarv course of ludicial proceedings, or uj

ach company with a drum and fife, ur bu-j

-Irs, as theLegislature of the respective Stales hall direct. 6th. That the divisions, and regiments, in-

which the mass is divided shall be nirmbeT-

at the period of their formation, and a rccd thereof made in the adjutant general's of-

ice of the State; and when in the field or in ervice in the State, that they shall respective-' y take rank according to their numbers, reckoning the lowest numbers highest in rank;

Mid, also, that the relative lank of different

-orps haU be as follows: 1st cavalry, 2d ar Ulery,4th riflemen; and that the said order hall be observed on all parades of ceremonj

nd review, or en other duty, except when,

n the opinion of the commanding ofheer, the good of the service may render another arrangement necessary; and further, that all commissioned officers shall take rank according to the date of their comenit8ione;& when 2 of the nn grad ebear an equal date,then their rank shall be determined by lot o be drawn by them be

fore the commanding office i of the brigade,

regiment, company, or detatchment. 7th. That there shall be an adjutant gen . ral appointed in each Slate, with the rank of

olonel, whose duty it shall be to distribute all rders from the commander-in-chief of the

ftate to tlie several coins; to attend all pub

ic reviews, wlien the commander-in -chief of

the State (hall review the militia, or any part

thereof; to obey all orders from him relative o earn ing into execution and perfecting the

ystetn of discipline which may b establish

ed ; to fumikh blank forms of diucrent returns that may be required, and to explain the principles on which they should be made; to receive frcm the several officers of the different coips thoughout the State,returns of the mili'ia under their commands, reporting the actual situation of their arms, accoutrements, and ammunition ; their delinquencies, and every other thing which relates lo the general advancement of good order and discipline: all

of which the several commanding officers of

he divisions, brigades, regiments, and companies should be required to make, in the upward order of gradation, and in such form and at such times as the Legislature ef the respective States may direct, so that the said adjutant general may be duly furnished therewith; and the said adjutant general, from the returns thus furnished, should annually make an abstractor consolidated report of the same

to the commander-in-chief of the State to

which he belongs, with their arms, accoutre

ments, and ammunition, to the adjutant gen

eral of the militia ef the United States, on or

before the first Monday of January, in each year: And it should be made the duty of the

Secretary of War, from time to time, to give

such directions to the adjutant general of the

militia as might, in Ins opinion, be necessary

to produce uniformity in the said returns; and

he should lay an abstract of the same before

Vongress, before the last Monday ef Febru ary, annually.

8th. That it shall be the duty of the brie

ade inspectors to attend to regimental and

brigade meetings ef the militia composing the several brigades during the litre of beine un

der arms ;to inspect their arms, ammunition,& -accoutrements ;to superintend their exeicise & maneuvers, and introduce the prescribed system of military discipline throughout the brigrde, and such orders at they shall, from time to lime, receive from Ihe commander-in-chief of the State: to report to the adjutant

general of the State, at least once in each year, the condition of the brigade to which

he belongs; the situation of the arms, accou

trcments, and ammunition, as they actually

may be at the time of inspection; and every

other thing whioh may, in his judgement, re

late to the government, good order, and mill

tary discipline ot the brigade. 9ih. That, in addition to the officers refer--ed to, there shall be also one quartermaster general, with the rank ef brigadier getteral,to the militia ef each State. 10th. That within months after the a-

doption and establishment of this system,there

shall betaken from the mass of the militia,!

in each State, Territory, and District of the United States, by draft, or by voluntary service, such number betweeu the ages of twenty one and thirty seven years, so that the whole may not exceed 100,000 men,and in the followingproportions for each State, Territory and District, respectively, to wit: Maine 4,400 men ; New Hampshire 2,400; Vermont 2,409; Massachusetts 6,000; Connecticut

V.9UU; Rhode IcUnd SOU; Ne

Massachusetts,

Rhode Island, Connecticut, New York New Jersey, Peni:S)lvanla,

31 district. 4 th district. 5ih district.

Delaware,

Maryland, Dist. of Columbia, Virginia,

6th district.

North Carolina,

South Carolina, Georgia,

Florida,

Alabama,

Mississippi,

Louisiana,

Tennessee, Arkansas,

Missouri, Iowa,

Kentucky,

Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Michigan, Wisconsin,

7ih district,

9,600 men.

18,000 men.

13,200 men.

10,400 men.

10,000 men.

8,800 men.

8th district.

th die trie t.

10th district.

2,000 men.

',400 men

9,200 m en

97,800 men.

ToUl

iatn. inaitne oaitainons ot the activ:

and sedentary lorce shall be numbered at

their formation, and a record made of the same

and that they shall take precedence according

to the rank ef the several Majors command

ing the same. And further, that when the

baltallion of two or more districts ef the ac

live or sedentary forces do duty toeether.ihey

shall take rank according to the number of

their respective districts, considering the low

est number highest in rank. 'And further, that the order of precedence between the army of the United Slates and the militia thereof, and between the several classes of the mi

litia with one another, shall be as follows: 1.

Iroopsofthe United States. 2. Militia of

tue United States, in this order, to wit: 1.

The active force. 2. The sedentary forcc-

3. l he mass.

16th. That the officers of the militia of the

several classes shall be appointed by and in

such manuner as the legislatures of the re

spective Mates shall direct, and in the Terri

torics of the United States, in such manner

as is prescribed by existing law.

17th. Thai the President of the United

States be authorized to call forth and assemble

such numbers of the active lorce of the mili

tia at such places within their respective dis

tricts and el such limes, not exceeding twice, nor days in the same year, as he may

aecm necessary ana curing such period, in

A, t w i urn I n m -

New Jersey 2.S00: Pennsvlvani inW.ciuding u,e ume wnen going to, end return-

Delaware 800; Maryland 3.500; Virginia JK! !2VrJ?j

,UUU; District of Columbia 400: North Carolina 4,400; South Carolina 2,400: Georgia 9 ROO- Pinriiio Ann. i i-k a (MA

2,800; Florida 400; Alabama 2.000: Missis

sippi 800; Louisiana 1,600; Tennessee 4,400;

mKtnsat 4W; Missouri 1,'JUU; Iowa 400;

rver.iurwv 4,RJ; Illinois 1,200; Indiana 2,800; Ohio 8,000; Michigan 800, and Wis-

konsin 400 men. This force te constitute

the second class, and be denominated the ac

tive or moveable force.

lttn. I oat the active er moveable force

shall be divided into companies and battallions, and be organized as follows: A company shall consist of one captiain. one first and

second lieutenant, fear sergeants, four corpo-

mvucuiunimtr ana nier, and ninety nri-

" iwiuon snail consist ol one major, an adjutant, with the rank of first Lieutenant, one quartermaster, with the rank of first lieutenat, one sergeant major, one quartermaster sergeant, and four companies. -And that the said active or moveable force shall be held to serve as soch, and be governed by sorb mlr as may be prescribed, for the period of four years one fourth of the me in each Stte. Territory-, end District.

goirig oat annually; Uw order of succession to

be deemed in the service of the United States

ana be subject to such regulations as the Presi

dent may think proper to adopt for Iheii instruction, discipline, and improvement in military

anowieoge.

18th. lhat whenever the United States

shall be invaded, or be in immiuent danger of

invasion irom any loreign nation or Indian

tribe, it shall be lawful lor the President of

the United Slates to call forth such number

of the militia of the Stale or States most con venient to the place of danger or scene efac

tion,and in the order provided for in the 15th head, and as he may judge necessary to repel such invasion; and to issue his orders te the

proper officer. And in case of an insurrec

lien in any Slate against the Government

thereof, that it shall be lawful for the Presi

dent of the United States, oa application of the Leeislature of such State, or ef the Execu

tive (a hen the Legislature caunot be conven

ed) to call forth such number of the militia of

any other State or Stales as may he applied for, he may judge sufficient to suppress such insurrection.

the powers vested in the Marshlls, it shall be lawful for the' President of the United Stales

to call forth the militia of such Stale, or ol an-

y other Stale or Stales, as may be necessary

tn stiinnrrM! surn romuinauons. auu iu vv.

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the laws to be duly executed; anu tne use h militia, so to be railed forth, iray be con-

t:nn1- if riprccsarv. until the rxniralion of

thirl r days after Ihe commencement of ihe

then ni-xt session ol Congress; provided inai, whenever it may be necessary in ihe judg

ment of the President to use the military

force thus called forth, lie shall forthwith, by

proclamalion, command such insergents lo

disperse, and retire peaceably lo their respec

tive aoodes within a limited time; and provided, also, that the militia, which the President

is thus authorized to call forth, be of the active, or of the artive and- sedentary forces, when such force or forces of the State, or the

ncigboring States, shall be, in his opinion sufficient; and when not, then such portions of the mass as he shall deem necessary.

20lh. That the militia of the United States

or any portion thereof, when employed in the

service of Ihe United-States, shall be subjetl

to the same rvlrs and articles of war as the troops of the United States. And that no officer,non

ommissioned oracer, musician, or private oi

he militia, shall be compelled to serve;

more than six months after his arrival at the place of rendezvous in any one year, nor more

than n due rotation with every other ablebodied man ef the tame rank in Ike regiment

to which he belongs. 21st. That every citizen duly enrolled in Ihe militia shall be constantly provided with arms, accoutrements, aud ammunition, as al

ready pointed out, from and after the period

when he shall have been duly notified of his enrolment; and any iio'ice or warning lo the

citizens so enrolled, to attend a company, or

regimental muster, or training, which shall

be according to the laws of the State in which

it is given for lhat purpose, shall be deemed a

egai notice lor his enrolment. . 22d. That the officers, non-commissioned

officers, musicims,arlificers, and privates, of volunteers and militia, when called into the

service of the United States, in the manner and under the circumstances referred to, shall

be entitled to and receive the some monthly

pay, rctiont, lothingyor money in lieu thereof,

and forage, and be furnished with the same

camp equipage, ns are or may Le provided

by law for the otneers, musicians, artificers,

tind privates of the infantry of the United States; provided, nevertheless, that such por

tions ol ihe militia as may be called out, as

provided under the 17th head, shall not

he entitled to receive clothing or money in lieu thereof; nor shall any officer of the same be entitled to forage, or money instead

tor mere than one horse, nor lor more thau one servant each.

23J. That the officers of all mounted com

panies, volunteers er militia, when in the service of the United Slates, shall each be enti

thd to receive forage, or money in lieu thereof, for two horses when they actually keep

private servants, and for one horse when with

out private servants, and that forty rents per day be allowed for the use and risk of each horse, except horses killed in battle, or doing

of wounds received in battle. That each

non-commissioned officer, musician, artificer.

and private, fall mounted companies, shall be entitled to receive forage in kind for one

horse, with forty cents a day for use " and risk

thereof, except horses killed in battle, or dy

ing ol wounds received in battle; and twenty'

five cents per day in lieu of forage and subsis

lance when the sme shall be furnished bv

himself, or twelve and a half cents per day for

either, as the case may be.

24th. That any officer, non-commissioned

officer, artificer, musician, or private, of mili

tia or volunteers, required to be mounled,who

shall, when in the service of tbe United

States, suffer, without any fault or negligence

on his part w hile in said service, by Ihe loss

ol a horse killed in battle, or by a horse dying of wounds received in battle, shall, upon due and sufficient proof thereof, be paid for

the same; provided that not more than one hundred and twenty dollars be paid for each

horse for which payment may be thus claim

ed.

25ih. That the officers, non-commissioned

officers, artificers, musicians, and privates of the militia, when called into the service of

tho United States, shall be entitled to on

day's pay, subsistance, and oher allowances for every day occupied when transported by water, and for every twenty miles when traveling by land, in going to the place of rendezvous, and returning from the place of discharge; provided that the militia so called into the service of the United Slates shall be decnei always to have "traveled bj the most usual or expeditious route. 26th. That when any officer, non-commis

sioned officer, artificer, musician, or private,of

the militia or of volunteers, who shall die in the service of the United Stales, er when returning to his place of residence after being mustered out of servicr,or at any time thereafter, in consequence of wounds received in service, and shall leave a widow, or, if no widow, a child or children under sixteen years of age, such widow, or, if no widow, such child or children, shall be entitled to receive half the monthly pay to which the deceased was entitled at the time of his death or at the time of his being mustered out ef service,Tor and during the term of five years:

and in case of the death or intermarriage of

such widow before the expiration of five years; the half pay for the remainder of the lime shall go the child or children of said decedent; provided that th- Secretary ef.War

snail adopt such forms of evidence, lo sub

the 20th of Jure ar.d Le 31st cf De,(nj of eaeh year, n statement of ihe said rect'ini

and expenditures. J lie rr.cne v rr rrr.:

j thus assessed, collected, rr d raid over te. j adjutant general, forthwith lo tc e'fj . ,

by him for safe keeping m the au ,f .

Treasury of ihe United States; rr.c i

mounts thus deposited (o be passed

scribe.

27th. That courts rrartial, for the trial of officers, non-commissioned efficers, artificers,

musicians, or privates, of Ihe mthlia or volunteer corps, shall be composed of militia efficers only.

2Sth. That every efficer, non-rommissicn-

ed officer, artificer, musician, or private of the j credit of ihe adjutant general, ai;J rci

. a ii r m l i aji. i i t

mihlia,w ho shall laiiio ooey me oracrsoi me iarawn irom uic i resury excej,i upon it,,

United States, in the case provided lor call- lants of the adjutant general, counters-.'m

ing forth the active lorce, or parts tncreoi.iin by the secretary ol v ar,and lor tl,e prythe 17th head.) shall be fined, and forfeit a w'hieh l.ave been specified. '

sum not exceeding three months pay, i.er less than half a month's pay, according lo the circumstances of the case, as a court mniliai may determine: and lhat rvcry efficer, noncommissioned efficer, artificer, musician, r Diivate.of the militia, who shall fail lo obej

the orders of the President of the United Stale, in any of Ihe cases eiti d in the ISih

and luih heads, shall forfeit a sum not exceeding one year s pay, and not less than one

month's pay, to be determined and adjudged Ijecl to such rule and ireuiatiot s in re'?.-:

according to the circumstances ef the case by all duties and purposes of its creation, bs J a court martial; and such offic er shall, more- Secretary of War may, from lime to fict

over, be liable to be cashiered by sentence ot a court martial, and be incapacitated from holding a commission in the militia for a term of four 3 ears, at the discretion cf the said

court; and such non -commissioned e inters Ac-

privates shall be liable to be imprisoned by

the sentence of court martial, on failure of general of the army cf the United Sutcnitl,

the payment ol bnes adjudged against Ihem, am.ual salaries, not to exceed what U r0

for one calendar month, (or every five dollars allowed by law, according to the din of such fine. " ' Jcf Ihe Secretary of War.

29ih. 1 hat all fines assessed, as described I S6th. That ihe President of the Uuled

in the preceding head, shall be certified by Mates be authorized lo select such number of

the efficer ordering the court, or ihe revising plaees for the establishment e f depo'.s,in caeh authority of ihe proceedings of the court mar- militia district of the United States,? h mar

tial having approved or the same to Ihe mar- deem necessary, for the safekeeping of mii

cum vi un; aiBiini in "ih.ii me uinuijurni uiiivns anu arm, ana as ine renaezvout oi shall reside, or to one ef his deputies, and take the militia, or por litis tl ref, thr.l may be

a leceipi irom ine saia marsnai or aepuiy, as i called forth.-,

the cse may be, for the same; which receipt 37,h j-n,t (hc cffctn,' non coir missionci

iMin. i nat ine atnuiaiit general ol t itr

Utia of the united states thai be fhii ; annual salary of three tl.rufnrd tV.r,

iuii tor ills sei vices, anu w uncut arv 01 .

allowances whatsoever, excepting suehfmj

l and stationary ns may Le cctncl ru (. J

for an e tuce, under the regulations e f li.iYWH

Dcparln.ent, and that the said efuee shall l,

l.llf 1,. A In mil innlirluriul a nr. - C ! - i

reaus of the War Depart met.:, nr.d !.

prescribe.

SOih. 1 hat for the duties of the cfUce

the adjutant general of the militia of tl, r

nitcd States, there shall le allowed tn cc!nk

:r l - . i ii . ,i i

iitumniij o m itwwrj ; anu mat tne san tl

be transferred from the office of the adjust J

an-l duplicate, of ihe certificate furnished, he officers, artificers, musicians, and privates, cf shall transmit for reecrd lo the adjutant gen- volunteers or militia, in tho service of the U eralofthemihtiH of the United States: lhat niled Stales, except when called as rrovWed

the marshal, or his deputy, having received the said certificate, shall firthwith proceed

to levy Ihe said fines, with cost, by distress & sale of the goods and chatties of Ihe delin-

uent; whith costs, and the manner of proceeding with tespect to the sale of the goods distrained, shall be agreeable lo the laws of

the State in which the same shall be, as in other cases of distress: and when any noncommissioned efficer or private shall be ad-

udged lo cutler imprisonment, there being

no goods or chatties to be found whereon to

evy the said fines, the marshal of the district

or his deputy shall commit such delinquent to

ail during the term lor which he shall be so

adjudged lo imprisonment, or until ihe fine

shall be paid, in the same :r.:in:)

persons condemned to fine p.v.d lu

be com

mitted.

r ns other States, at the earliest period of time after tl

'.'or.nif nt i Jrtnfinn of thic mT!rnri- nar! Kiirli law s

MX iiicsuiiVI tiiv vuutu ,1 f!V ue CUUI-I mv ho nrn Iahm mnA nrmn n IK

militia nflhe rpsnprtiTe Slata irrnrJinir I,

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jutant general of the militia of the

for in the 17th head, shall be entitled to like!

compensation, in case of disability ,by woucd. or otherwise, incurred in the serv ice, as is, may be, allowed to officers, non commissioned officers, artifice rs, musicians, and private,

ol Ihe army ol the United stales.

3Sih. 1'hat Ihe several corps of volunteer,! which now exist in the several States, and ill

what manner soever organized, be not die-1 turbed or deprived of their accustomed privi

leges; but nevertheless be subject to such re

strictions as their respective Legislatures man

direct, and to all other duties required by I

this system, it. like manner with the other mi-l

htia.

39ih. That the Legislature of the several

19th. That, w henever Ihe laws of the Uni

ted States shall be opposed, or the execution

.thereof obstructed in any Stale by combine-' stanllate the application for such half pay, as

United

Stales, within sixty days, counting from the

time lhat the certificate ol the arscssment of the said fines is placed in their hands; end they shall also pay into the hands of the said

adjutant general, within the abevenamed lim

it vf time, all fines by them thus levied and collected, deducting I he rt-from five per cen

tum as a compensation lor their trouble: and

in case any of the said marshals or their deputies shall fail to make the required ieturn,or

pay over to the adjutant general of the mili

tia of the United slates the fines collected, within the time above specified, it shall be the duty of the said adjutant general to in

lorm the solicitor of the I reasury of the United States of the same, who should be rcquif ed to instruct the district attorney of the Uni ted States to proceed against the said marshal or deputy in the district court by attach

meni, lor the recovery ol the same. 3lst. That the marshals and their deputies of the several districts ehall have the same powers in executing the laws of the United States as Sheriffs and their deputies in the several States have, by law, in executing the laws of the respective States. 32d. That the money or moneys collected

by the assessment of tines referred to. shall be applied to the payment of all necessaryexpenses, as far as the same may be sufficient for the repair ef arms, the preparatiou and perservation of military munitions, and for

every other necessary thing that may be incident to the calling forth, and to Ihe service of

the militia, as provided for in ihe 17ih head. 33d. That the President shall appoint, by and wilh the advice and consent of the Senate of the United Stales, one adjutant general of the militia of the United States, whose duly it shall be to receive and keep in the files ef his office all the reports and returns of . .:!: :.t. ,1 1

in. tniuua, wiiu ;neir arms, accoutrements, and ammunition, made by the adjntants general of the respective States, distinguishing Ihe same by the different classes into which ihey are divided; also, annually, on or before the last Monday in February, lo make an abstract or a consolidated return of the same, and lay it before the President of the United States, lo be, by the President, submitted yearly to Congress. That it shall be his duty, likewise, to keep a record orcopies,in a book provided therefor, of all certificates of the assessment of fines by the judgmeut of militia courts martial, for delinquencies cited in the 17ih. 18th, and 19lhof the foregoing heads; to keep record or opy of the returns of the marshals or their deputies, of the execution of process, or the collection of the said fine s, notinc the time when the returns aforesaid are received; te keep regular account of the amount of fines collet ted and paid over to him, and of the amount expended thereof; and to wake to the Secrelarv of War, en or.beforo

be made, the existing laws governing the mi

(ilia of each Stale be considered ns still in

force.

40lh. That the term militia of the United

States shall be so construed as te embrace

within its meaning all troops of whatever de scription, not of Ihe regular army of the Uni ted Slates. Respectfullv submitted. J. R. TOIXSETT. Hon. R. M. T. Hcntkr,

Speaker of the House of Representatives.

Office IIocsb of Represent ativb

fMav 23, 1840.1

I hereby certify that the above is a rubric

document, printed by order of the lit u-tv:tui

now on ale in litis office

II. A. GARLAND Clerk Ho. Reps. U. S.

Administrator Notice.

T5JOTICE is hereby given that tHe urJereicei!

iv baa taken letters of admir.Utrat ion rn the es

tate of Jacob Sample, dee'd, late of Fnicr. c '7

and Slate of Indiana. All persona i'-'ei-' JH

aaid estate, are requested to make i:omc-:.rie

ment:and those having claims arainst il.ssrr.f

are notified lo present tliern dulv authenticated to

settlement Hitbin one vear from thia iite. iw

said estate is deemed to be solvent . JOHN SAMPLE.

SAMUEL MITCHELL.

" Administrator

Angutt 11, 1840. - rj-

Administrator's IVcik-r. IT ETSERS of cdminietration ucon 1';'' estate

ILi Jane Jackman, dee'd, late ol Fraub!io coua ty, Indiana, have this day been granted lo ihe oa

riereigr.ed by the Probate Court of raid c -acty

An persons having claims against said esUle.ir.aei

present tbera duly authenticated, w.tbin one yc

from this time: and those indebted must mat

payment. Tbe estate is solvent. ALLEN JACK MAX-

Administrator.

August 10, 1840.

Last Notice!

rmilE notes and accounts due tbe firm of Lo"

JA. Ar. Brawn mro aaitrnfil mnA lift with us Co:

collection. All those indebted will please call ri

settle their claims and avoid cost. MATSON Ac HOLLA N". Aug. 11,1840. 33-3 . F.ST II AY. ,

ClTn A Vi?n fmm thd Bath Rnrintrc on the b

instant a Isree bav horse about 16 Kan da b'2

with a blazed face, nicked tail, one fore and one bind foot wbi'.e, a white mark en the right. bind lee caused by beine tied for tbe stifle, about eig

VMra nliT " A nr nurtnn Knitinv M ii .f riY MQO rS"

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had. to -Irthn Mr nun tit Rmnlrrilla. itr JamSS AIW

son proprietor of tbe Bath Springs, will be lib"' ly rewarde. ANDREW J. MILLER August 101040. ? - 3S-tf.

subscribers

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