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me Hoiy .4H0nce.--Is IL not evident that the
Holy Alliance las attained an Object quite oppo.i,e
to its wishesg The torrent which il sought TO hem
IN, has spread over America aud instead Of earrv-
Ing ruin and desolation with it, has feuiliseJ the
land and spread benefits wherever It has flowed.
The power which has FASTENED these results did not
sign the Holy Alliance. G.. Bfitan was the first IN
oppose principles which she saw led to an abyss;
and she IS now to PROFIT by all tie advantages Of
separating herself from the Continental system. in
which we might have shared, had we done as sbe
has done. What have The other Pow ers gained
Austria is daily losing her influence ia Italy and
Europe; she wishes to see Greece restored TO Tor-
KEY, and Greece will escape both from The Turks
and the Auslrians She hoped to have navy. bu,
She cannot leave the Gulph Of Venice without the
permission Of England. BY The assistance OH
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TWENTY DOLLARS REW.gRD.

DANAWAY from the subscriber living in the upper end Of
~ Prince Edward county, Va the z6h Of Fefuar, I,
negro named ARCHER lie issbot "a or % ytarsog
age, feet 10 inches high, very dark complicated has
snail the nose, down look when spoken to- aud
shutters 10 his speech. purchased negro Of
Raleigh Faley u Buckingham county, Va; be raised IN
Use county Of Goochand by old NJ aifDrd who lately d.
ed OF 10 miles below Gainesville, Mcheau's fey in
which neiehbouhood Is presumed he lurking az
have Undecided he related 10 free negroes who have
the benefit Of education than probable be- bs
obtained free papers and probably he James River
Canal viii give the above reward any person VII will
deliver said negro 10 me, hm Jail hail pe
hin asau. GEORGE ABBfrT.
Prince Edward county. Va. AUGUST o. 2T--fr
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R.9PPIH.a.NNOCR .4C9DEVY

WIS institution will reopen o. IN, 18Th Of Jap,,,r, ,,
under the Management Of Messfs. BAKER aud PATITI
~ ey rom lsmpden Sidney College. From the repufei
1e'l 'nh ay Of the instructors added The well kno,ep
T'm4rkalc oiuofity Of the situation and commodo.ue r
hc buildings, extensive and well selected library &C. f
"ees amcipe the most favourable result The ec,se ri
Instruction viii comrtise the Lalin and Greek classes in te
ued extent, together With such branches Of Enri, en-
ei"n as ore ordinarily taught ~ academies The seLos.,
Jer WIZ compfre two sessions, The frs iny on M
I1h January aud ending he 9Th Juv the second e5,nr
cng The 10Th Aeeu-t and ending the 18Th December Tenn
Hoard including washing So; dbdIing i 6Irn;sbeJ sef
ipfoq; rinfructOn IN the classics and lie bi~ber rsb
"l'h bauoau0h eR"er o. hOth, SIS; in the suhodnafe
""'nes 90 JOHN n. BERNARD,
FresidsHtef ne Board Of Trustees.
WV. ~ So-Qff
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BRApLEY, MccRnRY s. co.

Wooien Diapers, Mems MERGERS g. TailoTS
her odstud, the first above Eagle
n Hotel, haN feceised the LATEST FASHIoNS-and
the principal part of their FALL GOODS, consisting Of
cloths eassimee and vestnss VI the very first also 9TH
Of vaiou qualities, which they deem
merate, and complete assortment OF TRIMMINGS the
very best kind, make up every garment then ne-From
the advantageous which their present stock
procured, they feel confident being able sell
any Other houe.-rhey respectfully solicit Continuance Of
the patronage OF all their old CUSTOMERS aud the public gene
rally who intend he puneiual short credit pay the
cash, i only by such faors they wall be enabled
supply their friends and public with the best goods
the best terms.
~ b. They will ao he thankful for the patronage those
who pure base their cloths elsewhere which shall be made and
trimmed ia the very besl
Oct IL. 40 If
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.M-4RSHaL1S SaTE

pursuance OF decree Of the Superior Court of Cbancerv
io the richmond District Pronounced the 10th dav Of
March, 1925 IN the Of Cop nd U.s. hall ON NJ
lhe som OF this MONTH offer for sale the
OF Powiaan ON lanes RI, about oae u beoyy The
being the same Tract oCLand convey ell {, Charlie
ny ee ushe, by ii. ed of mortgage dated 9Th day
a containing ny said deed $50 and quarter he die
ae more OF less The sale Of the above described land will
be made subject TO the right Of dover of Mr. JnJb
except IN seventeen and a thereof The sale viii he
mage N on me premises JGUERRANT, ". S. c. c. r.. d.
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AOTLCE


a OREEABLY 10 an order Of Powbaan court, we the un
- dcrsighed COMMITS (by said appointed will ssIl IL
The highest bidder Tract Of Land belonging 10 the estate Of
aaron hakn decd lying in said county, the sd day VI
h month The Tract contains 30 about in wobds
aud The other land Of good quality. The terms will he ono
"g s9d three year credits bond' with approved security and
deed Of ifut beside. ANY person dpo pmcia.c Will
be sbcwm the land BY Nj. H. Day ~ the immediate nt-
6ouhood II the sd should be fair day the sale lks
lae he hst TAR day thrceaer aud IN either case
PFemhe' THOS. MILLER,
JOS. HOBSON, Conp'rs.
Nov.4 1926. al,
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EnTTC4TTnAr

hylNG employed Mr. HurJ, p Young gentleman Of fret
- rate qualifications, 10 teach my children, will fake a.
buraeis sN youths, from tc 10 fifteen years old The Isn
ma Ufeek languages with particular attention to synax and
arithmetic aud the higher branches Of naihena,ies
fheorc and GEOGRAPHY spelug reading wiling
WI D taught IN this School. The school will commence the
sl mond'y m January ant continue niontbs with fau
weeks ,aeaon inthe Terms 500 for the two m
sions boarders finding their bedding.
october 81 -''' 1890.
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Vac SUBSCRIBER, wishing retire from, public bu,ipe.
now oilers loT sale, his elegant eslablhme IN the Town
Liberty, Bedford county, which, the extent and vriety Of
S advantages Is eNeerd by public house in Vii GINA and
equaied by very few. In addition TO as be,n ,ied h, a.
ni, oil poulous and wealthy country, where disease ao
uiAoh and where all the and acile, neees,
~ 10 ensure the most complete any person es
nsas IN ui' business, can be procured most mode
Iae terms commands at presents which the sb
per 10 he wholly unparalleled. The buildings ar large
aud IN good state repair. They consist u a
1"1 oFy brick dwelling house, 100 feet enc H. is apa.ns
numerous comfortable and euient; bfick kitchen with
an NE Necessary rooms oking servants &C stable 22
eet IA Length 10 of which brick balahcc framed ana
entirely new with forage garnet sufficiently caoacs %
tam nPpiie ior one year. Attached range of stalls
ioo teet long, neatly shielded corn-houe iceRois, and
smoke house. well adapted 70 the purposes ley
respectively degned- joining which 10, of q
oe' extremely fertile. The subscriber also se If tb
purchaser requires IT, small Tract OF LIND immedi-
aey adjacent, which high of Improvement; nor
ton oi which Is well set ia clover = r.
The terms Of the sale will be recommendation o,l
portion oil TIE purchase money will be required in hand the
niahee conveniently arranged thal the will be abb
TO meet The payments by the profits arising FROM the
House ivsn furniture, stock hand may also e had
POSSESSION wilI De gwen hristma sooner required Ii
aar eannotbe effected by the 25h IF December
ouer the house for rent for a of wears
Augusta 25-tf WILLIAM TFRpv
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TIE DEATH OF LEONIDAs.
Lby tne k,v. Q eorge Clgly, J. ID

10y use ANtN' beorSe IiVly, -. NJ
II was the Wild midnight.-
\ Storm WAS on the skv
The hghinnig gave as light,
Aud the thunder echoed by.
The torrent swept the glen,
The ocean la.hcd til. shore;
Thea rose ihe Spartan nen,
To make their bed la gore
Swift riou, the delused gr'und
rhee handred took tArir ,hicld
Then, IN silence. gathered rouin
The leader of the ield
lie spoke no war; Tor VOID,
lie babe no trumpet blow;
but the signal thunder roar'd
And thoy rusli'd upon The foe.
The Gery element
Showed with one mighty gleau,,
RamPMt, aud ilag, and tent,
Like the speetrcs of u dream.
All M the mountains side,
And down the woody vale,
An nv thu rolling tide
Waved the Persian banners pale
aud foremost fIon tue pass,
Among the siunber,ng band,
Sprung King ieou,da.,
Like tue Lightning. living brand
Then double darkness fell,
Aud the forest ceased its moan;
tut there came clash OF steel,
Aud a di,tant dy ins sroAn.
Anon, trumpet blew,
Aud a fiery sheet burst high,
That DER the midnigIt TIM ew
blood-red CANOPY.
A host glared on the hiIi
y hast slartd Ly the bay;
BIT The Greeks rush'd EDWARDS still,
Like leoPards ia their play.
The air was ali yell,
And the cath was all a flame,
Where the SpaIiau's bloody steel
en- the siihen tufhuns came.
And still the Greeks rush'd On.
Where the fiery torrent iolId,
Till lSe rising sun,
Shone ArrNes' Ieut of gold.
They found royal feast,
III, uidgisht banquet there;
And the treasures Of The East
Lay beneath the Done spear.
Then at 10 the repast
the brtvest of the brave
That feast must he their last,
That spot must be thew gave.
They pledged old Sparta's name
In cups " Sy Tian WINE,
Ani The warriors desthir,s fame -
Was sung ia strains div iue.
They touk the rose-wreathed Iyrrs
FsSu eEnrh and FROM slave,
Aud Taught tue Ian guild wires
The sound that freedom gave
Gut now the morning star
Crowned Qsta'> twilight brow,
aud The Persian horn Of war
Froni the iMlls began To blow.
Up rose The slorious rank,
To Greece one cup pour'd high
Then, hand in hand, they drank,
Z" To ilnsno.tolJ p
Pear ON King X,rxes fell,
When, like spirits rom the tomb,
With about and trumpei Suell,
lie saw the walk .ors come.
Sjat down swept all his power,
With chariot aud with ch1ge,
Down pour'd The arrowy shown,
I'LL sank tie Dorian's large.
They gAiheI',l round the tent,
Wlth al lheIr siI ensth ua strung,
To Grseee one Look 10, y sent,
Then on nigh their torches flung.
Their king sat on the thsone,
h.s captains uy hi, side,
VhGe ;le h.iDe rushd roaring on.
And their Paen loud replied.
THUS fought the Greek Of I'D -
ThTs will lie fight again
Snail not the self same iuld
Bring louh the se.f-sam- ihen2
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Goochiand and HaaoUer Land fo,. Sill

virtue OF order Of the Superior Court Of Cb.neerv for
5ne Richmond distinct, oder at private sale tact of land
upper par OF Uooehani county the waters of Little
dct ~ he county OF Hanover, Containing acres. is is
To- close speedily possible the concerns Of the
he lad VIII be sold at moderate price and on accom-
Todatns terms Boh will be divided to suit
20 land will he shewn persons wishing 10 pu
hae ny dr Winston Payne, and the Hanayer auds nv Mir
Lahey Jones Possession can be given Immediately.
WM +. WiCKIIAM, surviving
Trustee OF the estate OF SaInl Cii.i dec
RIchmnnd, Jan. ~ 1925 - 'S
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LHND FOR NaL-E

the 9Th OF November next, will SELL posi,iyey bv pul
nc auction, On the premises, that tract of land on wi iii
Al ms Time reside containing about undr ed acres
OunorIa land county, distant twelve miles from the court
anG he rom Cariesyile, aud bounded hy the land.
OF Wm Cooke aud Robert Fayzer; this land abound. viii
ping OF excellent water, and situated healthy as well
bo ~ eea Se heyhboihood The Dwelling House. out
s"Cu ence and judicousy subdisded into fields and
e PuohaseI TO have credit Of four years 10 equal an
nua payments, with interest from day OF sale On tI [
aay ana al the same place like manner the stock
a, hoss and sheep credit oftwelye months with ine,e
rom me daie to be given heroon The 2Ob Of D.ee,nbe
Ioiong' al the same place purpose selling 20 neoe con
'ns OF men, women, aud boys the crop VI corn and
piantauon tools This sale will be on credit of ,,yeiss
wall be required by ROHFRT w Ar .rnSS55iv
Cumberland. Sept 10 ae .ao.t ~
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Iinst .SnIe OF Lnnd-

A. virtue o. deed Of trust executed by Mathew O.
Bker and Francis his wife, recorded theC Jerks
Office OF POwhAan county, shall for cash. ol
tuesday the 10Th DAY Of Nobember the Tract Land
ue sad Baker now resides much thereof
be uaeen TO satisfy the said deed. as is vested in
US as Trustees will be conveyed 10 the purchaser.
ABNER SMITH,
THOS. q. COGBlLL, '~'ees'
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Fifty Dollars Re,oard-stop the p;1Ioi,,

BOUT the middle OF August calling himself Pei
"nohe' passed through tins place and of with him
negro Of NINE Pei,boue about iy. feel b;rb 49,
complexion, long STRAIT dark ha-has suspicious look gem
ed aud went TO Canada. lie musician and pav on lines
every and makes Preenon teach dancing
he negro maI IS tall Likely fellow. yellow
oenes, aad . fond of the company Of men lie IS an
dd or, aud took with hIm small poor hay horse
t ino south Carolina, on the SOt Angus They were seen
district shortly afterwards The white man wa
on oo-the nego riding with his fiddle tied on bc. he
inc white man sad he lived IN Greenyile District and A.
ne bad purchased the negro Of me. 500 We"
ne above reward viii be given for the apprehension
confinement OF these fellows in any Jai so hat can 81 m,
H ~ on them-or tiy dollars for the negro alone
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Vaiua6Ie PToneyfv for Sale.

E1Y virtue Of ed of executed TO subscribers by
- Thomas Mann Randolph the elder bearing date the it day
court for the purpose OF securing Thomas Randolph and
Samuel Car account of certain endoalon uretie Sc
therein specified well pursuance enie
ed between the the 18th October last shall
proceed to sell the seventh day Of December Of fair,
II not the lair day) the that valuable and
well known estate Edgsh lying the Rivanna river, six
crops plantation utensils, The land will be sold parces
credit of aud three years. the purchaser giving
bond with approved security he secured by deed of trust
the land. The negto.s cash. stock CROP
credit Of SIX months, the purchaser giving bond with ample
much Of the above property will be
satisfy the purposes of The above deed aud agreement
VALENTINE W. SoUTHALL.
Oct 2s. Slid. FRANCIS w. GtLAIkR.
Two luhl an agreeuen made with Thomas j. aaaoph on
Il the thirteenth Of August last, and pursuance of his
quest also writing Of the 18Th ult my property Abeuarle
has been adyedin out be sold the 6t day
OF next month"; Tor the purpose The object OF dscharg
debt 10 the Bank OF the United States Richmond
which he and Col. Samuel Carr liable my endor
From this advertisement at first required here niioued By
rhcma j. Randolph, lac has Nyihd But
that the sale advertised y be prevented, and the
fits ed to by the the said
ated, hereby pledge self all the the
me
chases shall be secured 10 Their aciIon due an
plicaOn OF the proceeds al sale to be made, by
ON getting possession OF the property which will be given
Their demand made according TO the agree
ment 10 the fuhinn Of the which estate
MY sole oeet Is TO enhance own IeversOnay interest
the SAID properly without INJURY to others; which inter
cannOt exist until have been Generated
winch eNonefaiion VI primary interest; SO
that If should be prohtel they be injured can
not consent 10 any sale OF the laid property 4. Gmer
and " W. So1hA, Who all said agree
ment aud To- whose proceedings trustees already d.
tanned an Injunction until that injunction be guarly
Nov.s, 1925. Sic "'
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FEM.ALE NCHOOL.

FEMALE SCHOOL.
M RS. GEORGE negs leave niorn. the public that she
VA intends opening SCHOOL grs the city Of
mpnd, the 18th INST The branches he are Oltbo-
gaphy, Readings Writing, Arithmetic English Grammar,
Competition Geography, laneirnt and modern History auc-
cut uiodernl the OF the Globes and Mapping
Ierns per session of Eve months.
For the first, or hig her class dolls. IS
secnnd do 10
Music, ON the Piano, lessons per week 20
Board, including Washing so
To he paid by the half csson in advance.
As to her experience Mr. George will give satisfactory refer
to those y no iequne it.
street, betsosen lst aud I'd. Nov 2. 5f-tf
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EDTyC47YfoN~

MY SCHOOL for ang1sges within halls nile Of the Universe
IN " viii be continued e ensuing year The neyt session
viii commence On the 18th Jabuury, i596
I'll W. AAURY.
NOV p ti-a-fU
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Az ISUlNG 10 retire hom Public Business, offer nv
" Tavern .tand Tor sale Il situated the main road
leading oin Richmond 60 Stanton nine miles above Char
lIrsvile. EIGHT from the University 81 Virginia. con-
drfed one " The best country stands IN the upper country
Attached 60 the i75 Of Land IN good State II
outirlion fmihsr deception Of this valuable property
view the premises
Al'o wrhtose my very valuable farm about one mile
irom Tie above The road, lying Mechsu river
containing i've hundred Acres On Ibis lard there may BE-
made ufw1fds Of thirty thousand puund n tobacco per wear
without cutting down Of woodland aiso ss much
nt7dJtyts would he necessary
Also attract called iounlin Plain, about mile from The
latter containing i33 acres which comfortable
byuse, anil good seat fora gr mill on never
failing stream Ai,O tracts Of nouniin and which
very valuable Tor tohaccoa Of which may be hid on very
sasgnabie terms. BENJAMIN HARDIN
Alhemsrie, October q. 4q-m
N 9iict = s,,e sye9, iba, Pegon wiz b pe.ea,sd
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EXECUTOR,.S SIZES

by virtue Of last will testament OF BENJAMIN w
- Coi,man decd thereof will Friday the
Oh day OF oeobrrne&t at - o'clock, the half way house
between York aud Hampton, fan IL not, the hour
the neat far day theteaer sell that valuable tract of
land, that belonged 10 the said Coleman cuntain about one
thousand acres, situated within the miles of the said
hall way house, anu Lambs creek, aEe OF
navgabe aud deep water branch Of Charles CALI
ed Poeosor RIVER The improvements act are a q,
eellen Brick Dwelling House, large BAN, Kitchen Over
seer house, and negro quarters The land and sup
posed by many 10 be fertile the lands IN
CLIQUE ester county hack river Elizabeth county
aud IS we'll adapted Ca the culture Of Com, Wheat Barley
aud Cotton AT the time will be sold the undivided in.
tere O the said Coleman, IN about 100 the Gov,
Islands York County, which considered By all who a,
aequauted NTH hen the betrange ia the OF V-
GINA for raising stocks of cattle and mules The
hall house will be shown by Tho. Russell ESQ Of that
place, opers"ns DESTROYS of rurchasIRg
Terms Of the sale, which will he conducted by Mes.rs
Moncure Robinson, aud Pieasani Cash fourth Of
purchase money ana for the balance credit of two,
aud four years will he gwen payable in equal nstalnes
bonds With approved security bearing day u
sale and deeds of trust the property their payments
JOHN SHEPPARD, Executor Of b. ~. Coleman
AusustJo. 34-tds
POSTPO.NEyhENrT
IL From unavoidable circumstances posf-
poned TIL Friday the 1sth dag IF neat oysnberl
.tgnrf tvati us,.l. hn IL.
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POSTPONrEMEN

" From anavodable orcun,anoe t above saIs K most
Poned I'LL FRIDAY the ian dag Of n.oatE November
when val certainly be made al The place aud hour above
mentioned. By j. SHEPPARD, ENor.
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N OilCt hcfei5 gwen that petition viii b. pleented
20 the next Geneal Assembly Of Virgins, PRAYING ee
tam amendment 70 the" act Incorporating the WINES Nayf
sotJo Compsny| Stpt2g. 4i--riOf
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We are indebted TO Mr. Sanderson, of the Nrer-
chants CoFee House, for a copy in Portuguese of
the Treaty between tie Emperor of Brazil. anl
His Most Faithful Majesty ;he King of Portugal
negotiated under the mediation and auspices of Gpea
Britain. As this document is ofgeneral importance
we have made close translation of it, which ~,
sutjon. Phil Nat. Caz
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LAND FOR NaLE

y $ All PersoDs having claims is Estate ac requeslt
TO p esent them for settlements those indebted 10 make iu
dIAte payment. OcIoIterA 4 A -. -
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TRANSATLANTIC Univ aity.

MbUitAL DEPART MEM.
: lsfIE LECTURES in this Institution ia
! % commence, As usual, on lie fist Mpnda,
OF November, aud terminate the last day II
February.
AStraHY and SURGERY. by Dr. Dudley.
iasrlrurEs OF MrBIei>E and Cnalctt
PRaerter, by Or. Caldwell.
InuoHY and fRAcncE OF MEpIcIsE, by
Dr. DG,ke.
0EstFvRreKs and DfsrAsrs OF WoMts AID
GHLDtET. by ur. tacliarI,on
tHINYsIRY, by u. blythe
u new appointment by tho Trustees
shoa.d moi be made before fhe cprnng ol lie
Session. MtrgRrA MrpIcA and FINRNAe9
viii he divided among the present teachcrs.so
that the course 81 Instruction viii be a. luti as
at any preceding period
Stnce tho last Session thr LfnpAR con
sis,ing Of nearly thee thousand volumes o!
rare aua standard works, has been enriched
by an eNens'ye Importation Of Medical. sur
@lcal and other scientific t,tnnals beth ~
fopeRt and Americeu. II is kept apen as a
Headus-rHGm. every evening, Sundays rT'
copied, throughout tae session. ats every
t''8fHf, lnoreove has tbs privilege ut caH'
silently keeping ont aud using Two volumes.
HE AstroMieAr Nrsrr,Iromproheud
rsat variety Of elegant aud in tructisr N@t
preparations, fabricated by tie first ARTISTS Of
Europe.
~ IT, fIC fiosPrT " OF the Statrt 70
witch the Students OF the Medical Sese.B
haFe grdtntous admission. affords ai1,anrast'
aus opportunities Of studying tte symptoms
and treatment of all the varieties q Menta'
Alienation
10 the students at distance from lev.
ton. the Library, Museum. Summer Lerfare'
ana societies ofennlstinn of the institution,
the chehpntss ofliving. healthy situation, aud
Sool sorlely of the town. may be iudiadrt
~ Inducements 10 remain in thr neighbour
hood OF the University durins the gar3'4a.
The Professors will receive. y, fhey isFe
doae heretofore, the paper Of tie Co4.aan'
wealth's Bank al par
DAN. DRAKE. u, =.
Dean of the Medical FacaIte.
lransglfnpia HuirsrSitg ,,o.,;a.
.fte, p, 1925.
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