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Some Of the hail is said to have been an inch in diam

some of the hail is said to have been inch in diam
etcr tGeorgin.
Last afternoon ono of the steam boats which plies
between this city aud Camden, run down a sail boat
IN whrh there more than twenty people. The
scene OF exerton and confusion which cnsucd. was
mos distressing. Several of the passengers were SO
exhausted and injured, that they ARE now living II,
the terry-housc. Among the passengers in the sail
boat were Mr., CHARLES w. WESTPUAL. and his
two sons-and we truly regret siit ia, they were
al Crowned, and thcr corpscs lie their Iatc
dwelling house in Race street Mr.. Wrsiphal re-
ceWod from the wheel of the steam boat Il wound in
his head which Is presumed 10 have stunned him and
prevented ms making any eNcrtion 10 save his own
life thai of hs tie was an ingenious indus.
iiionS and respectable mechanic. He has left "A WI
dow and several young children lament the loss of
! an afcctonatc husband and father We have no;
heard with sufficient precision, statement Of the
facts To enable us to say ander what circumstance or
owing to whose neglect or misconduct il was tina, this
melancholy accident took place.
Phiiad Press, .9ue. 81.
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WILL be given for ingng me, Pest Office
~ Essex county, Va. lodging him in Jail out of the
state that get him againor forty dollars for lodging
hin IN Jail IN Tue state, negro man named Hcndy. lie
bout - ~ q years of age feet inches high his fice
rather round and remarkable his forehead begin
ming in point the le eyebrow, rising higher and
growing broader Ia the end, the right eyebrow lie has
vile at airs Newtons in the lower Vestrurclaue
county, which at Mount PoasauO he lived in 1910 and
1890 and had another among the people that neigl-
boThoot, where hc IS thought TO be. lie has father 1T WI
liam Davis' near Gloucester Courthouse, and brother in the
oy Of dchnond lie douh. intends make ais escape
altogether, where he may be free.
ALEXANDER SOMEWHAT
April 81. ~: n,c
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m Uolf'To. ~ tae Commonwealth n pTpi1in,
A AXIOM


TSTHEREAS il has been represented tn the Executive nv
w TIE Jaioro OF e county Cf Lee that two ciurits nam
ca RANDOLPH COLLIER Und BENJAMIN THARP, who
had been remanded TO the Jail sai county for further
trial by an examining court thereof charged with the com
mission OF most airocO murder did on the uft of the
23u u,no, break and make their escape from the said Jail
aud are going at large have therefore thought ~
Wh the aGYce OF tha CGdhcil OF State hereby 10 Offer re-
ward OF TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS for cnch or either Of
the to any person OF persons who shall alprehend and
convey the or either OF them the Jail Of Lee county
aioresad nd do moreover require all officers civil au
military a. eNhor the good people Of the commonwealth
TO ue their pet 'ndeaYos TO apprehcnd or cause TO he an
pretended thc ~ Randolph Collier and Benarnin Thar,
that they NAV nc Dealt with the law directs
Given ur'er nv hand Governor and ucder fle seal
fScal.1 Of August, 1891. ' "''
TIL VI. RANDOLPH
1rCoi'r between Is and 60 years OF age about feet
or 8inchr hg1aS grey ewes and light hair male com,
pcxon bold aud impvdent in his manner Of spcerb viii
thick or proirudcd rsarge straight nose and received
cut on tie top Of bis bead in the commission on e murder
winch has probably les lie by trade black smith
IhdiP about 100 ~ wears age, ntoui feet or
inches high thick set and heavy built has rather down
look when spoken To- al has had cut across the fingers OF
bis right hand which has made them crooked particularly
one, more 80 than the
grTfe EdoTs If IT, .fjing5gn Grsete nre yeqssd to
pbsi sic G5gTc }r ugcfs and f.rayd f6eiy aocf 10 ~
Ereeuf.re Department far Bngyrcdt S2-,vfy
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WI RANnnr pu
MARY SOUTUG 8T'E-

S.cone l7oy sJorc az Ll;,5 Sta.l' ISn,E-
W LSPEcTtUlL IL Informs the ,ics of Richmond Man
Z chester, md h" vio':ies, that has just received
rom me rib ami is opcuirg. elegant assortment OF
the most tlSHlcNiBLE fflELFNE,RY consisting Of
Chip, SILK, Satin Straw and Leghorn Bonnets
An elegant assortment Ribbons
Gen,icnen's and Ciildren's Straw Hats
Caps md TlIrhans
Elegant Artificial Flowers C;t-is
Mac1sssr and Russian Oil, Tor the nr--
Viii many ot!ef articles in her line-all of which she
"i slS or sale 81 very reduced prices. Tor cash.
J. >. Old Boircis bcacheG and repaired
-NHFi! ~ I09-vn
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TsRNADO AND H41I. sron,t

SAyANNNH, August 25.-On the evening" Of the COL
INST a. tornado, accompanied with hail thunder. and
ightnng was experienced at Tybce island. ,yl,icl,
PIC" Gown I've northwest wing of the United STATES
Barracks, and DESTROYED rnapc Of 1,e nnrcs c -
~ the lanihorn oithe lighthouse, and several in tIc
house OF ihe keeper Of The light The glass in tle
hnihorni j. manufactured expressly for the pnr,y,c
ana 10 o"' io"F tn'cs nc ddoknosso OF common Glass,
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DIDO's IlEhn.

NJ. Joseph Lucas NJ, y,-L o7,t , 800,
Dear o-I congratulate you your return from rfe
Mediterranean Sea- in the Z. brig Spark yon have roJ
on classic ground but more than admire your nyennre
IS reported To have stood. "'"s'
nc fragment Of hend in sculp1red marble which Won
obtained from shepherd there and placed in mn, Wns
PROBABLY Juno II is worthy the contemplation ofnl t
aI W. rs most interesting morsel of antiquity.
shall be placed near the fragment of Junos er,nc ",
Sa0 from the ruins of which received through 1essre
oannrecng and Pearson, from my friend Air. Tssercr,sne
OF smyrna very interesting Cupid in high relief lie
wings are attached as they ought be- 10 the breast
hot 70 me shoulders Our painters scuptors have behold
the little fellow with admiration. 0''''
oWJuno must been carved after she had
he residence from Samos to Carthage as related Inv Vn
neg you ~ accept thanks for this rare article Of anti
qly II WI be 'nemento Of your generosity aud theme
{" discourse 10 persons of learning aud taste.
lruy, and with great esteem and regard vours
SAMUEL i. MITCHELL.
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EINE nNLIARS REWARn

eTRAYED STOLEN from Rockets ON the nigl nf the
- 9Th inst SOliREL HORSE eight years old four feet
SIX or sevo inches high with and small streak In his
Icei also The marks of the ~1ilafwith long tail will
give the above reward " e dollars ay person who
vii deliver tie said hor-e 'ir Ciasrc Tarar al Rock
etis, cr 90 tn suh.cribCr IN Fowha;an county
August =. 32-wGvf JOHN " FAERAR.
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By the corsrBor - a.. Cora 9..r-nIf or >
a PR8CFAHaTTON

As7HtSEAS il ha been represented 10 the Fxecui;veb II,
W the sheriff OF So"ilaGpon county, That certain ne
INN ave, Aaine" Al confined in the Jail of said
county under srn;nc" 81 lesih fnr the crimes Of BURGLARY
IL" rebhery and Who 20 lave been executed on, Sn
ia" the l8h inst did Monday Inst break aud ,nn Lis
es'ae from lie a!d jail. and Is going large have
;he'tiore ac-n m with the advice Of The Council of state
hereby to offer reward Of ON HUNDRED DOLLARS 10
any person or persons v.c stall Gppre,cri the said slave
SAW ana convey h.r 20 tr jail OF SOUTHAMPTON county.
anG 90 moreover require all officers civil military and
esh0r "a" good people of TIE commonwealth use cr lei
cn""aTois to apprehend tnrc ended the ;
sam, that he may be icrt viii! ~ the law directs
Given nEGsr my hand Governor and under ;be Seal
- OF the Commonwealth, Richmond, this Ie.li day
tSealI OF August, 1921. '
III. II. RANDOLPH
~ sam lsa hao tout fellow about IS or 20 wears old ;
ee or niche, high has his nose and head and
IS ho"-'rege',' lie was accompanied 10y BRIGHT muat;o
eI'" "len Zen ri 'ui 80 years old, spare and vel mate
ni ABOUT S feet high, Who had beon committed TO said
jail On charge of burglary
-v1,
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MILES WEBSTER, Bioi G0ts" OIL

P,scb.i McCia.- rr,., Nv Chm
phil Jeter ~ S S, i'ouo FtfE
ueiennant McisssOn having entered his aDra,r
nCe aHu gwen security according te act Of Assr6l a.
Iu' OF inns court, and II appearing 10 the saf,rt ~ -
tot mat ne s not an inhabanof this commonwealth -
~ Hotoh o. inc complainant by his counsel, n Is C,rsJ
lhat the said defendant McGlassou do sprcsr t.,e @ t
outh Thursday IN October answer tle iii If az
i-0nd that copy Of this order he forthwith NH
~ 49,, ie que Of thr newspapers printed In Richmond
ie,''Ougi Tor 80 months snccessvey and that anoLer
successive court days. '''"'e on wv"
August 81. W. 90 Y, a. =
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ihonaS uderwood only acting executor Of John Harris
uecd lio'as Tinsley sheriff OF the county Of Hanover
10 ~oi h estate OF Dauic Harris dec hath commit
io ''U n,Stra!ion William Burton, of Thomas Neil
~ .,. y. ;, =. t ii H. wren, DEFENDANTS.
IVY , asniS' whom the plaintiffs appear proceed
~ ~ me hoc prescribcdby law against absent defendants
sun leing 10 appear and answer motion the paitiis
ny counsel the court doth take their bill confessed ms n
that deeEtUntand the coming on 10 be heard on Tho
Ii NE answer othe defendant Thomas Tnsley, and also
ihe other deendants the dccreal order taking the hin for
confessed against hen which appears be cuy executed
anc eNDswaS argued y counsel: consideration here
OF he court doth ORDER that the defendant Thomas Under
WOOD 40 render account ofbe his tesator before
commissioning of the roIt who is directed 10 exnmine
state ana settle the same and make report thereof 10 t
court w any matter specially stated deemed pertinent b
n'Si or which may he required by parties 10 be so
stated cOpV-reSta - f' ~ ~ ~
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EnELING o. AMERICA.

~.
The following note is appended - iir D,,sa,eo,, n
course, noticed in l1s EG..fcr.
IT.; -, =. ..t' I'm "P'1 80 f'&orEo If 8g.rirG-
rms work Is entitled in Grr'u, l. .bsci- Irn- ,tF c.
sthchte .fDIssit," Geography and History, .,cc. y
II consists OF seven 2no volumes printed ia nr I7e3
-'tib. us ran Ike RohCrspn's niSicr embraces ,ho
Whole OF the western henis Iere; br tho a was
tnaeiy arrested bv death, while he age in within
the History OF Virginia Sequel to the Ceoorah, ofti
staie which forms the 7t and last ,'1a me c,ect;n
deem II proper 10 add, that The latest edition OF PIE
ngs Geography ofVre-n;a a,pear- sI,or,i,. 60. -
intercourse acts, and the war het Ibis country and Enc
ant ceased Professor Ehe,ing acsno i, tseCr tit
NJ ad ocen prevented from using the 10 make his
country gentleman of New York Zone N Ebclo-s co~r
podehs prepared tine necessary for
'.ein 10 'hr author who eNrrsse he hIgh-
another ct..toE OF tle gJe;'- an III
tory 81 ~ State IF N,.r Ycrt was s.so u.ra-, y Pro
s, no: 700 Mnlch purpose The aforementioned correspon-
en M inns city, ~ the instance Professor rored
nfny H. :. materials, collected s,niry in,ror,,, rio
81 documents, &c which however, arrived al Han nlou
we unie when EDelng departed his life We have MOI ye
been able 10 obtain any satisfactory informatio
The probable destiny of those materials.
" Since writiu% the above have received = bDhIv
interesting communication from Professor hartman do
successor OF the late Ebeiing, ard shall shortly furnish some
1t may be uninrercsting 10 rive be.eo dc, ,d %
OF the contents Of this valuable work.
VOL T. fubsted IN 1888, contains the Geography ana
itto! oi New hampshire, and Massachusetts ref 20, Inv
snort Geogra iical and historical accoun, OF \ England zen
yol H. published in 1874, Geography and History Of
lorl--11If pages" ''i'' VI NC"
go! III puhished in 1896 History York, Geo
SfaPny and History of New Jersey--67C pages.
9li Iages" F''' y ''0"'''-
sr so on P"5ssd 1o 1899 Geography and History Della
ny Vol VI Published in 1908 History Of yia525
Vol VII Published in 1916, Geography of vireiniaale
This volume is dedicated TO the Rev. WILLIAM RENT
Jersey DR.. 5. L. MITCUILL Of his cy ami uf. ~
." W. lCNhEh' Esq OF Vircina.l ~ Y. Daily Adv.
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fgENJAMTN COOKE r. py,;.,;g 2 '''' u
- 4g0iaR V' -,
WIN Hoiges and Archibald Thomas. Dfcie ""5'
ms DAY came the plaiuiiTby his snri,ev an, eit tf
aganst nc sad defendants and app caring to the aiise
non or the court That The defendant William IJo,o 3 80 -
lnhaWtanl 81 this state; the motion of Inc
y, y uccreed aud ordered by the court thai Tho s5
" iiluh iouges 90 appear here o., before fl IN vs
w nOVember next aud answer The plaintn bin ana ei,
,Wy iOi performing SUCH decree the CONT n,T ,nst
at copy OF this order be forthwith fpseried
W soe ny 'ppfT published IN the city OF Richmond ,5
iuVu 'oi Two months successfully and tina, anot,o-
"N ne po'ed ~ the front door Of the courthouse 81 a.
county on the two neyi successive court dsvs " '''
a ccry-tTeste, w Mi frp r, =, q.
August 60. " "iD' =, y. w. g
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NOT'ICl..

Z -, oas having claims against the estate Of ELIZA
= j. bti = tANb requested bring hrr, for,yar RI,
properly authenticated lint thcy may be adiustci-as am
about 10 settle up tbc affair said estate ~
joEDAH FLOU3NOY i.r.stor IT Gideon
Powhatan, Aug 81. gSu,i,, 10y
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CARRIAGES.

r1-yfN his Nianutactcry, miles from
petersburg, Va. large ortnient
ts{SSs SsrSIZ - Worl, in his line of business
49, - @ is ~ u. Coaches and Coaches with
-, ouue and treble steps, with ele-
CANT trimmings and plated hellband.
First rate PANEL ~ win the best spring with plated
hollands and full plated joints and leather tops.
Very lgnt Coaches with the door behind gin foot
board attached The body Tor travelling gentlemen and
SnsleSulles and stick Gigs double and single, with
without tops
Low priced family Stages, handsomely finished fixed TO
work with horses.
Elegant Races, with elliptic springs, with handsome tops
with morocco Innings fixed 10 work with two horses.
with the Hty vei,ed Ckarcises, and Dearborn waaons
with oval steel springs in front of them light enough
for one horse.
u An excellent of the best plated and
mounted Harness for carriages gigs Gamy stages, &C.
STERLING WOODWARD.
N H. supply Of the above WORK may be had pplyne
opposite Mr. William Frenchs tavern Old-sreet Peters
burg and liberal discount will be- made for cash payments
~ Orders from part of the country, addressed To Pom
lar Grove Post Office Dnwidc county, Va. VIII be attend
ed Mny IL. il7--vos,v
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UNIV Firstly OF MAkEi4AND.>
VIE meiral lectures viii commence in the UNIVERSITY,
iveTed by the following gentlemen:
Surgery, J. Il. DAYIDCE, NJ. n.
Practice of Piysic. NATHANIEL POTTER NJ ID
Chemistry. ELISHA DE- BUTTS, III ID.
anatomy, or AWHILE SHARP FATTISoN, ESQ.
Nateria Medica, SAMUEL BAKER NJ D. F
Cbstetricas, RICHARD w. HALL, Nj. u.
Institutes OF Medicine, MAXWELL MCDOWELL NJ ID.
!iy order, GRANVILLE SAfRT p f1JJSc v ' "
~. Dean of the Medical Faculty.
Baltimore, August ~. gI-wtiN'
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- E,.trncrffre-ThL. NnI:cn

" tNrpeNttrS-JUEe .A0ilcc.
VIE commissioners appointed ~ the county court of
Buckingham contract for tic buidin, Of court
nous WI receive proposals ill the Is day Of September
re -or nc carpenters work required IN the building Tie
timber viii BE- Delivered the public square The General
Pii o t'e u'ding may ne in the clerks Office. Tire
proposals VIII State The prices Of the work detail and the
sgresate auoun; ,or which the work will he done Persons
mahng proposals must he prepared give undouhted as
sunce ct ability 70 execute the work we'll and security
tna, the contract will be faithfully performed The work
WIN not be ci 70 the lowest bidder but regard will be had 10
rr skiu industry and responsibility OF iir applicants
August "a. 3I--vSw TiIl, C,Gr,I| csTGNrtc
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benjamin Anderson, adm'or Of James Dryden licensed

Tho In - a.. Dcfendgit.
t ie esiduGrn 81 the personal estate of Doctor
James Bryden late of the county oocland native of
on me ground that there is no person entitled n
aNe sc reSd'un under the laws of this commonwealth di
Iecg te distribution Of ncstutes' estates and ti tic
c vested IN the Commonwealth for the benefit of fl
rund on motion of the At Orney General the court
oIaer tha publication be made for three months success
eN II me ian1oHd Enquirer, aud National Tnlejligenos
,, ~ a persons claiming interest the personal
s " he S''id Doctor lanes Dryden his distributes n,
et' on me irst Gay Of tie January term and
ha'e themselves parties defendants 10 the said suit
III 90 "a coVD--icste w. w. HENfNG, c. G..
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v AZ superior Court OF Chamccry holden a.
me capitol in the city OF richmond the fourth dav III
u Io1n one thousand eight lundred and tweny-one
ICn hoeT'son, Esq. Attorney General of the comnon
wealth of Virginia successor Philip n Nicholas ESQ Io
Igai,~ PiGiniD;
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W. W. HENING, c. C..
Coms,issione,.s one. Ri.Ir,,,,,J

10
m Comsssioner's Office, Richmond, .J,hy 90. 1921.
Inc parties concerned m1y take that have anpon
eu'e Zhda OF September next for carrying above
ger INTO ect at which time they requested aendat
lion. urNf NJ ,fsir ~ s.,,rs sHS'p''-
July 81. ~ % o. L, "a "
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w. M. HENING. a.

Comniisione,'s OBGce, Richn,ond 4,r1.g, H. is5t
o,nirtad f interested win please take notice. that have
NPPohed he 2Is day ofSeptcDher next 10 commence me
accounts directed in the annexed order of courf m b
my ~ Sacoes a; NJ they are desired attend nj my office
animation and settlement II "a y 49, ' ~ D' :, cA-
August n. " %, 90 Ni.', 80, ~ -
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uary, 1917. ~ S Vi ''i-
against 'Ng'
"eorSe Richardson and Samuel Richardson admnist-s
tors OF Samuel Richardson surviving e,or of Trnc pb
3idson John Allen Richardson ex'or of John Rchardson
Gee son anu leSatee of Turner Richardson dec and lnr-
itchardson and Nathaniel Hicarson adm'ors of Turne
iscTaona son aud lcgaee % the said Turner Rica aso
1ec Elizabeth Ellis daughter eaaicc of the sai1
turner Richardson dec David Hunt and Ann his wife for
merry Ann Richardson, also daughter of the snid Trpor
Martha Whitiock daughter and leeaee OF M.
Su turner John Carter administrator Rebecra Carter
ue Mhlch SAD tebecca daughter legaee of lie
T,, $3.50; 'St.Idr'lson uec. Defendants.
On motion OF the plaintiffs by COUNSEL the court doth order
port made IN this cause with the exceptions there
20 CONSIDER and report lherenpon in doing which, the deo
49, - w no, 10 ne read by the decree of the
peas Is TO be EXCEEDED, and that addition TO The ac.
eeeo TO be taken by the order of fourteenth dav of
une last ue commissioner who perform these order
40 state and report TO the an account of The ednis
ration OF John Richardson on the estate of Turner
Gec' WIN any matters specially stated deemed
TO be stated. ~ iN'" ny 4'e parties
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Arafpt

drntHd a.
Alice Goode, widow and devisee of Francis Coode H.,
elder, deceased and Hobert Francis and MARY Coode
Gillian, administrator Elizabeth James deceased AMI
Win Harrison and Louisa his wife, which Robert Francis
Mary Elizabeth and Louisa children and dcvise nj G
said Francis GDOde the elder, deccased; MARY Mnrlbs,
Lin'vus boiling, and George Markham executors and ec
iris of Fernad Markham, deceased John Go0de and Jobp
Iuckcr5 executors OF Thomas GOudp ,ereoead
Trokes and Sarah his wife formerly C;oodc and lame
Scott, administrators administrative with the vii, an
nNeo o Hcad H. Goodc, deceased Tarltou Saunders adj
nisaiOr &c b0uis non Of Robert Goode deceased and
Martha Goodc administrators with the will anpcxe ed Of Fran
els GOodc The younger, deceased TJeE,J,nts
Inc defendant, Robert GOJde and Maxwell Trokes and
sa9 DIS WC VINO are out Of this
Die plaintiffs appear have proceeded in The mode nrsr;
by law against absent defendants still fiup 10 apuear AM
answer on motion OF The plaintiffs by COUNSEL the court doth
take uer bill for confessed those defendants and the
coming to be heard on the bill the answer Of he
other defendants and exhibits was argued by cornse I'm
consideration whereof the court doth order that The plaintiffs
render an account OF their teatOrs administration of the
estate Of Francis Goodc the elder deceased and AN acrt
OF her administration Of their said testator estate before
commissioner Of the that the de A.
Of Bernard Markham deceased do render becrc a., 800
commissioner account Of his administration of he ,e
o the said Francis oode tie elder and an account
estate ana ihat the defendant farlton Saunders render be-
fore The same commissioner account Of his tesotors
mnistration on the estate OF Francis ooc the elder do
ceased aud an account Of his Ills
tors estate and the said directed ,;
state and settle ihe said accounts and make repo thereof
the court with any matters specially stated deemed pertinent
hy himself or which may be required by the parties to be
Acopy-restc, WIN. W. HENING, G, c.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, The parties Interested arc
Ri,aoigld IN No. Is, 1925. {desirsd 10 tatc notice H.,
have appointed the fifth day Of the tn month ove
next ensuing tie date hereof for commencing the acconn
~ nine O'Clock A. NJ heiraueniance is re,ireiaf
IN ii, city, with their accounts and voucher, r, Gr o.
imitation and setNcnenr
august 90 Se-"'d THOMAS LADD II. c.