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CARRIAGES

THE Subscriber returns his
0oXh thanks TO his friends and the pub
YsSSSlisG<2R@dbic generally, for the very liberal
Hexabk1&FkfASz2 encouragement he has received
w. &.&.-k3S Tor a number of years back and
:. - - informs them that he has now
and viii continue keep good of
rages and gigs for sale, at his mandatory miles west
OF Petersburg, Va, which durability neaness and good
es 81 materials, will be warranted equal any
ihe fhiadelphih market and at prices work
oil the same kind be obtained frsm that div which
has the preference any other place in The
United States for well made carriages.
IA constant supply OF the above work will he ken, FOR
sale opposite the Union Hotel in Petersburg. Va
..o, STERLING WOODWARD.
orders from part OF the country, addressed TO
Poplar Grove post Office Dnwddie county, Va will he nj
tended TO with punctdality and dispatch.
I"piar GrOve, May 2 lI4-wt25D w
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- CRISIS, Can't. I'm. Mead. for london.
FOR LIVERPOOL

T8RtVV To the address of VIM Henry Ciiliiat, with
xz. liberty OF consignment the fine fas,-saing cop
pered and copper fastened A l. ship LIVERPOOL Capt
George Bacon, arrived Warwick from LveTpooi-
Will be ready TO commence loading morning
and with despatch, having all her cargo engaged
SO 90 hhd For freight of which, passage having very
handsome accommodations, apply 10
'1 JOHN & VIM. GILLIAT
Who offer for SALE landing from said Ship, 100 sacks
best Liverpool stored salt.
teml 4. IF
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snbot HiIl, Sentemher Q.

MIR. THOMAS WILCOX: You not being an inLaLiiant
W OF this staie, take this method Of giving you
'bat on The l5iE l6t 18th 18th days
at Northumberland Courthouse Va. shall the depo
son de behe ese of Thomas Smith he read in
IN me suit depending in the superior of Northumber
Land, in which You plaintiff and defendant.
september 49, S9-WI2w THOMAS BROWN.
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suit 0ePending n Ihe county MecklenDufe,
4 hetween John Winkier, administrator OF Jachonis
Troler plaintiff and William Noel and Sarah Noel defen-
dants, 1t ordered, that the between the parties
in the said suit be settled by the commissioner
said county The parties directed TO take
notice that have appointed the 22 day Of December
for carrying the said order into effect at which time they
requested attend the William Townes
Boydion IN said county, with their books papers md
counts for examination.
SENT. JOgEpH r. ('I AUCEI NJ n
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WISH TO for the delivery VI tho pc,i,sn,isrv
= as soon as practicable o from twelve tl,ousa ~ feet
, ach oI spanish OAK PLANK, two inches thick
.eh 81 do and wiuo shake. The contrnct viii Ne lei To
OF October. EDNJJNb pENnt Itro,ii 49, ""S
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OAK GROVE FOR SALE

TUE subscriber wishing the West, offers
l. for sale on accommodating terms, the which
he resides, called the Oak Grove Bedford county. This
tract Of land contains 1900 acres lies exceedingly well
we'll waered There about 400 cleared chiefly
in high of culivaton and the plantation in excel
lent repair The woodland contains large proportion Of
prime tobacco land, and is very heavily tbered. The
buildings calculated for the accommodation small
family; and are situated the Lyncbburg and Salem
turnpike, which utersecs the land they distant
Lynchburg1 ~ miles, II from New London, and Of mile
from the New London Academy, surrounded by neigh.
boInod exceeded by in the for wealth and
fnemen Persons DESTROYS OF settling in this part the
state will 10 well to view this land the subscriber will
give a bargain in IL. JOHN r. W. READ
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FOR SALE.


TUE valuable farm which reside, % miles nbov
hchnouti, on James river, in the county of
being the middle porsn of the well known Dover
containing about $40 of land, 1914 grounds of the
qualify the balance high land generally richthe whole
VI me most improbable character, than half wood
ana tobacco land OF fine quality. The farm watered by
numerous and delightful springs, and surpassed health
inne by no situation in Virginia. las experience has pro-
sen rue improvements plain but
built OF hewn logs, pointed with lime
ana psered on the inner sde having FIVE rooms porce
NC (and situated commanding and beaatifu h) also
Tue necessary out houses In the farming departments
there Is large and convenient barn. the
Win stables inclusive and threshng machine-r built
wiihin the last eighteen months houses calculated for
curing l5OOO WI of tobacco, and quarters
comfortable One ihr OF the arabic land will down
IN wheat this fall in good time and the STYLE The at
tenuon OF the public Is respectfully ca.i this property
winch has not its equal erhrps)n market. The
wi'i take pleasure in hewing il those who wish 10
view IT, until Tuesday the i1h of November, which Tina,
NOT previously disposed OF, il will be offered publicly
fore the front door of the Eagle Hotel the city of Rich
mond desired by the purchaser 10 Sabot Island
me upper point and rich land rver-ao
100 OF high land all in wood except few acres gene
rally very rich, both contiguous the tract will be
included in the sale the very reasonable terms
A. Nj. HARRISON.
fnnNhn
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rJ The ENoUIRERis published twice week, generals
w. and three times week during the session o the State
Xg'atvePrce the as heretofore, Fire Dollars per
annur, payable In advance. Notes OF chartered spec
paying Banks oniy will be received in payment The I'd
itors will guarantee the safety of RENTING them by mail
the postage of all letters being paid by the writers
Jy Nopaper will be discontinued but the discretion
OF the Editors, until all arrearages have been paid up
shall have tenth gratis. 'N'
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
~ One square, or tes-Fist In sertion rs cents-eacb
continuance, 50 cents.
inserted until either been mid
for or assumed by some person in this city envons
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no wils ID. c. Jones, Henry 4. JONES' Martin s. Jo s.
Geofgc w. Jones. Richard VI. Jones, Mary J. JONES
James H. +. jones, Charles H. Jones. and Anna NJ jones'
heirs of James Jones dec and Martha JONES' @idow and rec
u the Sd JAMES Jones dec. As inhabitants Of
this commonwealth you will peH take notice that the
2s dag Of October ntNt shall proceed the eposi
o Of sunry persons Ayletts warehouse the county
Of King Wsn and state of Virginia be read evidence
81 suit 10 ChsDcery depending IN the court Of the
county aforesaid wherein plaintiffs and sou Together
with John ". Walker, Thomas wad and William odd,
1'Or of James Mfehe, deoJ defts.
SIMoy DOCGED,
Sept. ~. sg--,e4ws AVN DoGGEO.
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MiSh 10 purchase servant who is skiIfui Carriage
urycr. aud Is pusfed also waiter. For one ~ tte
above description under good charrrter mi not too "a
advanced IN years, liberal price will be EVEN
bchmopi. iuiy ~ 2o-Rir p Y. DANIEL.
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VnImJIe Real EsIGie far SoIe

NtNhOte fhfU TlSfHfe JOT SAFE.
bWth tract Of land which the subscriber resides in
- Ihr county of Bedford, miles from New LONDON IA
rom the Academy, and IL from Lynchburg, containing
iSOO acres between 500 and 800 acres cleared The
,.ehce IN woods-the whole Of it FIRST ate tobacco land
40 or 90 acres, and hat excellent grain land This
e very heavily maeresl, lies riably we'll and is
P "atered Tue improvements are extremely valuable
aud agreeable. "'i ''
A,e-A tract Of land Wing on Staunton river In the
ny OF Campbell, called tie Bowling Green within Is
Lynchburg, containing 1000 acres, Of which about
are cleared large portion Of which is first rate
Rhd, admirably adapted the culture of tobacco.
H. Plantation Is in FIVE order, well waered aud healthy.
rf a'ance uf The land Is in woods, due proportion
VI tobacco land of the first quality.
Another tract OF land ~ the Of CamSbei on
~ Ierk about three miles from Lynchbnrg, containing
In very smrii portion cleared which Is fresh and
hedrt-the remainder Is mostly rich tobacco land Of
~ quality, and is he willy timhered the wosd ON this
se~. source Of considerable proG--we watered and
NYYetAl excellent mill seats
"a 1--we several other equally valuable tedious
gescrhe FIVE bots in the tows of Lyncbburg three on
tnaln street and two the bill.
oscriher invites capitalists to view this valuable
PV, which he offers for sale the advantageous
J.,t small proportion Of the purchase money will be
eu n hand, and credit of one, and three years
% gwen for the balance. For further particulars ap-
o. may lie made 20 the subscriber New London,
r, case Of my absence Mr.. Jesse Irvine same
isi ., WILLIAM IRVINE.
-yiis 1911
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VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE

INTENDING to the western part Of the state
u oher Tor sale mAYFIELD, with the part of Hnrdyck
attached TO it, tract Of land in the Dipwidde
my present residence Consisting of 1891
222 which will be added tract should the suit
which is now pending in the of cbancery decided
my favor.
The tract lies ibe south side Of Appomattox river
within mile of the canal and within ~ miles of Peters
burg, III healthy wealthy and genteel The
land IS adapted 10 the culture Of wheat and tobacco
There Is about hundred OF meadow land which
have lately drained by ditch running Immediately
and extending upwards ola mile in length. There is
some excellent tobacco land adjoining the meadow land
and on the creek low grounds Not than third
OF the estate is cleared land the other twobrds are i'm
woods, well timbered with pine and oak growth. The
proyements are brick dwelling house, very spacious
brick Kitchen, and all other necessary out houses good
well OF water in the yard and springs convenient There
is also, within shsgt distance, another settlement where
have lately erected excellent dwelling house kitchen
and smokehOuse with the yard garden well enclosed
mayheid proyerbial for its beauty and heALiness Of
stuaiion uniting all the advantages town and country
and might be Eiade under juicious management one
The most productive highland estates in this whole section
Of country more minute description is deemed
~, as presume whoever wishes purchase will first view
he premises II sod entire estate will he divided
into lots 10 suit purchasers
would sell with the land, the stock Of all kinds the
plantation utensils, andhe crop Of oderaIso
the household and kitchen furniture.
There will be seeded the land, this fall 90 bushels of
wheat.
Persons wishing purchase the whole or any part Of
this estate will make application directly tn me.
September 2 Ji-2m L. o. GOODWIN.
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PUBLIC AUCTION

virtue OF adeed Of trust executed the subscribers by
- Harry l,eth and Ann his wife, BENJAMIN Sbepnnr
ana Snrah g. bis wife bearing date the day Decen
per o'o ana admitted to record in the county of
Henco the Soh July 1876 purpose of securing
TO Michael Hancock his hers executors assigns
erai sums o money therein particularly described will he
sold al public auction before front door of the Eaele
tavern IN the city OF Richmond, "Wednesday the 18th
dayio October next, between the IF o'clock A. NJ
and ociocP NJ OF that day. for money one certain
Undivided third part of irac of land by the name
oil the DEEP RUN COAL FITS, lying being in the
county oi Henrico the Whole containing 1850 acres
more or less-adoinng the coal lands OF Daniel Burton
ana DINERS IN the said county, being the same property
conVeyei TO the said Harry ei and Benz Sheppard by
ndeniure OF areon and sale between Michael w Hancock
ana sophia his WIFE and The said Sheppard and He-or
SO ncb thereof as viii be sufficient pay due
on two notes no" ~ default together the Interest and
the cost of executing this deed.
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Free and Vaiuable Sale Of Dry Goods,


an Thursday the 2ns October, ut 10 O'clock A. NJ sn
~ sell at Mol Lorman Row baltimore,
500 PACKAGES OF DRY GOODS
o American, English. Scotch Ir,sb French German RUS
sa China and Indian manulaciu being y.y complete
assortment of NEW SEASoHABLE GOODS. DATA
og"rs are prepared and the goods for examination
al any time prior To the day OF sale Terms iIrral.
SepiembeI 20. 4I-4t NJ. p. MITCHELL i. Ancfr
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IRON, SALT, &c.

-. IRON, SALT, &c.
IONS well assorted Swcdes, Rus in. English American
eoo Ssr Iron, round. nat and square bars
BY 'acks Liverpool Oiled Salt
10 ground do.
IONS Plough Plates
90. Hoop Iron
20. Biisered Steel
% 90. German do.
* gags Prime Green Coffee
Stgs Duponts Powder
IN tttiOoh Spanish Flotari Indco
w Ino~ prime reiailirg Molasses
In 'arreis old RYE Wbskey
az 90 Apple Brandy
soArs by 10 and no BY Y Glass
IONS Patent Shot
Ao.su' received and for sale by the subscribers.
sses. ~ S3-w6w WORTHAM 4 McGRUD DER.
~ NJ = hereby given that all the cells in The Lunatic
that ny @ IN the city If Williamsburg occupied, AMI
The ssi ofc paica male female will he received into
Die ospal nniii some &c the said cells
"0'ce Of Which will be given
by order Of the Court of Directors.
Jn,,oa LEONARD HENLEY, g. Q. d.
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baltimore, August Is, 1928. DA''D :
ALMANACK FOR 1894.


lust published by PETER COTTON and for sale Ivy the
- grocr, dozen single his Yrginin & NORTH Carolina
Amannek for s24 containing the rising setting places and
moon her latitude place of her age the
i lh 18th, 18Th and 18th days each month suns
deciinaon the rising setting and souibing most
conspicuous liked stars aiGo the increase
length OF days. with the festivals &c adapted the
tude and meridian of Joseph Gaze
oorange Va.hso, list OF the officers civil gov
eminent and courts Of justice of Virginia Carolina
with their salaries; VirgDn members of the Senate
Delegates do do 10 Congress-; Recipes manufacture
castor OIL To preserve tomatoes through the winter
vent gapes in chickens for indigeson weak
acne &c cure for the wbooping cough, fever ague &c
choosing seed corni TO purify butter seeds
Der OF zach kind will last; nstronomy seeding
burns, gou &ci to preserve bacon
the summer rheumatism, &c &c; the Sailors Maria ee
The Carpenter and Son the Hunters of kentucky as sung
by keene in his late visit Richmond
Dc. DC &C. sc. Sept 10. S7-6t
70 virtue of deed OF from Messfs Henry A. aud
= VIM c. Lyon, bearing date the Esd day of August,
1873 and duly recorded in the Office OF the
Prince Edward, 10 debts therein mentioned due
Sterling Smith, shall Thur of 0cto
Der next if iairf not the fair day hereafterpro
ceee To SELL on the premises the highest bidder
SIX lots of l,nd living and being Jamestown in Prince
Edward county, Va. containing half each nd
two on the south side of the Main street numbers
eneen eighteen nineteen and twenty north side
OF said street, much thereof ecessary to
eect The purposes OF said Acting trustees
snail convey such title only is us as such
WILL aaA CLARK. Trustees.
Prince Edward Co. Sept. -. 37-I2t
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T e. j. MMn 4 ,riyR DC, }rrustees
Sepienll,rr 10.


u ihe above sale is TO take place with entire ap-
pr"o"ton ana III Tact NJ solicitation This property is
known to he very valuable for the body il CON
ain III ADDITION 10 which Is the best tmbeTeA tract OF
land within the same distance of Richmond MR. Magruder
VINO resides on the land will give description of coal
mines and Slew The land To person disposed purchase
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UNIVERSITY OF PENNSyTVANIA

UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.
gJ1HE MEDIC al LECTURES will begin as usual ON
n the first Monday of November next.
PHILLIP s. PIlSlCK, III. ID. on Anatomy.
JOHN REDMAN COKE, NJ. ID. ON Materia Medica
NATHANIEL CHAPMAN, NJ. ID. ON Theory and Practice
of Medicine
THOMAS q. JAMES, ii. ID. on Midwifery.
ROBEkT HARE, nj. u. on Chemistry.
WILLIAM GIBSON, 81. ID. on Surgery.
WILLIAM +. H0RNER, NJ. d. Adjunct Prof of An,,omv
and Dean OF the Medical Faculty.
Inly IS. o3-,,N
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NOW LANDING.

NOW LANDING,
From Brig !Jdry, from BriStoi--and for Sals--
Zl5 crates E.ware assorted to suit this market
~ casks Patent Shot MOL TO G,B&DD
go kegs White Lead, ground in oil
20 tons Pig Iron Mol
~ bundles single, double and treble Sheet 10.
% tons round, square aud tire Iron
10 bundles hoop Iron, TO TO II in.
40 bundles Nail Rods
80 barrels Spanish Brown
1898 boxes Tin Plates
ALSO,
AoilNGS-a complete assortment. consisting Of Irnr
stS h'iei up MS ookoasesbakiDg -psns-skiials-sni
s-hre dogs-1nt iT0ns-iron poS-Franklin stoves
Sese "eiShts-cnri aud wagon boxes 10 sets &C. Sc &C.
opt ~ 3I-tf u. w. s. G.. WARWICK.
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UNIVERSITY OF MAINLAND.
THE MEDICAL LECTURES will commence, as usua
Il the last Monday of October next.
Surgery John q. Davidgc, NJ. j.
Chemistry. Elisha he Butts NJ d.
Practice OF Physic, Nathaniel Potter, NJ. II.
Anatomy Granville sharp Pauison, M. d.
.Na,era M-dca, Samuel Baker nj. ID
Institutes OF Physic, Maxwell NJ DoweII, NJ ID.
Midwifery, Richard w. Hail. III. ID.
The inhruiary attached q, the University having been
nnished the Clinical Lectures Medicine and Snrge,y
viii commence the first week in the session.
August II. GRIN
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TRANSILVANIA UNIVERSITY.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.-The Lectu,es in This ;ns,;
w 'ui'on w commence On the first Moniay in Noycn,
her ard terminate The irst week in March
The course cf iustiuc ton will be:
Anatomy aud Surgery, i,y DR. pn,tev
substitutes oi niedlcine, by Ia. Caidw ell.
Theory anu fractee, by nr. Brown.
Maierm Meniea and Medical Botany. by Or. Drake
Obstetrics and I he Diseases Of Women !, =, -.
and Children, SDy Dr. Richardson.
Chemistry ana Pharmacy, by Dr. Blythe,
,., , - Assisted by MIR. Best.
AS hitherto the Professors will take TIE currency ofbe
state III payment for their tichets.
Lexington, Ken.July 81, LES. 3r--w,lN
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VIZ subscribers empowered 10y the president and
directors o! the james River Company receive pro
ioss Io part OF the Loans authorised he procured hy
mem ny an act OF the General Assembly Passed The 9th
gay OF February 1885, entitled An making more etec
N provision 10 carr, nio effect the entitled An act
20 amend the act, eniIsd for clearing and inproyro
he ION of james river, and for uniting Eastern
a"i Western waters Ivy the James Kama ha rivers
ami for other purpOsesn
AN monies loaned in pursuance OF the said act mus, be
PN INTO tue treasury The of the Auditor
Ppm me payment n each loaued, the Treasurer Of
IA TiI issue certificate Of ssork for "a.
aHIat heT,eE PurpotiaG that tie ospe, 10
sH iefer nus executors, sc. the sum loaned, together
Tue interest hseecd on'iat tue interest shall bc seinan.
huay pac-ihat the priHcipRl is irreteenable for
,Nehy years and afterwards be redeemed at the Meas
nre OF tie Legislature.
JERMAN BAKER, Treasurer.
ota. u 3S-u J. BROWN. Jr. ID Auditor
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HIDES, SALT, SUGAR, s..

HIDES, SALT, SUGAK, &c.
ioo Buenos Ayres Laguira and pernambuco Hides, of
good quality
1900 sacks Liverpool filed Salt
so hhds. Sugar, various qualities
90 DO. bright retailing Molasses
fO0 do. Pennsylvania Wbis1cy, principally Old
uOo bags Green Coffee
- barrels good Cider Brandy
10 bids. do. do
40 bbls 6ne and old MonnngaheIa Wbiskey for family
August 20. 10 ~ "
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FOR SALE,

~ the 10Th of October next, ii fair otherwise the next
" lair day, the Farmviile Tavern This is a very com
modi9u' dwelling with eight rooms, convenient cellar
nn every out house for the accommodation of n
family IL has attached To large rich garden. from
when snil;snt quantity of vegetables may be raised
Farnviiie Is handsome nourisbng village situated in
wealthy neshbOrbood, certainly part of the coup-
uy more healthy aud agreeable 1t is generally acknow.
ioged ina but few situations in any section OF upper
country idou greater Inducements tavern
Iho'e w" wish 10 realize such properly will TO
Sen me sale Possession viii he given the 2h De
IEkMS'-one third of the purchase money in hand
ule Ftnce IN two equal annual payments. IouJs with
hhuouoed security vii be required of The purchaser
WILLIAM SMITH Admir-
Sept. 9. 3S-t,iS+ uf Francis S.ri,h ,s.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-31
From Griscon's " Year in Europe. Z"
BARCLAYS BREWERY.

The directors OF this establishment, to whom |
Vas introduced by letter from one oil the Barclays
fu ME i'll the way Of seeing into its various parts &
communicated such information as | wished re-
siecug its extent and operations. II any private
concern in England, or in the world, is entitled to
lhe ephet of rdStneSS this is one 1t covers ABOUT
eight acres OF ground, and Manufactured last year
$4,000 barrels of So gallons each. The building
which contains the watts themselves, are enorme'
GUS The largest of the latter contains each 4oo1
barrels. The average number oil watts is nearly one
hundred A steam engine OF twenty two morse pow
CT is employed IN driving the machinery, and abou
two hundred men are engaged in the various work
Of the establishment: while it is supposed that th'
number OF persons, dependent upon it without II
the sale and transportation of the beer, is three o
Tour thousand. The three coppers in which tn
beer is boiled, hold, each $50 barrels.
| Twenty hive gentlemen once dined in one oil them
alter which fifty OF the workmen got in and regae'
themselves. One hundred and ninety pounds o
oee stakes, were thus consumed m one Gay, u
'his novel kind Of dining rooom. The tuns IN wnci
| The beer termenls, hold 400 barrels each. y
carbonc acid in one OF them stood about three AM
half feet above the liquor, aud poured over IN
SIDE in q continued stream. A candle is INSTANT.
eStnguished Oh being placed near the outer eus
Of this receptacle, and on holding ones face hea
u sharp pugent sensation Is teit IN the niou'
and iauces not unlike that produced by ardent spur
us An immersion of few moments would DC SUI
hcient to occasion suspension OF voluntary mo
tion
One hundred and sixty horses are kept on IN
premises, for the purpose chiefly of transpor'n
the materials to ami iron different parts OF the CITY
liner collection OF animals employed in one con
Germ imagine, is 90 where to be seen.
Thisis, upon the whole, believe, the larses