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rolled over his furrowed cheek while he repeatedly
exclaimed My God, thank thee Apparently un-
conscious of our presence, he seemed insenslble to
every thing but the contents Of the letter. Mr. Al
son at length inquired, in tone of the most tender
interest, what was the news fromTheodore.' 'Oh,'
replied the old man, he is coming to close the eyes
of his father! shall see him before die, and that
is all ask Rather say, said |, he is coming to
render your future life happy trust you will yet
live many years to enjoy the fla tenderness of your
SON. do you then know my son ? exclaimed he,
suddenly fixing eyes on my face. Perfectly well,'
replied, he is my dearest friend The old man
extended me his palsed hand. 9Oh, sir, pardon the
weakness Of father-tell me every particular you
know of my child q will, with pleasure, for can
tell you nothing that VIII not give you happiness
But my good old man, SAID !, rising and advancing
towards him, your viii be here himself
to answer your mnutestinquries.' But when .
he exclaimed, with the most affecting earnestness,
when will he be likely to arrive when will he
commence the journey ? He is on his way
by this time, SAID / 'but, my dear sir, you must
endeavor to acquire fortitude to meet him. Fort-
tude to meet him ? repeated the aguated parents
rather say to wait with resignation TIL he comes'-
: Come forward then, Theodore, SAID l. turning to
my friend, and the trembling son threw himself at
the feet of his father,
TO CONTINUED.
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FROM THE TRENTON EMPORIUM.
STORM HEAD POINT.
TO BE CONTINUED.

violent snow-storm from the N. w. had been
beating with ceaseIess fury on the naked summit Of
Storm-head Point, the whole of dark gloomy day,
and when the sun had gone down, and every dis
tant object became obscured in the dusky shadows
of the closing night, dim light gmmered IN the
valley below the lofty precptccs, where, sheltered
in great measure from the stormy tempest. little
cottage stood, hid away in that wild but quiet nook
from the unwelcome Wis tngs of the winter blast
1t the abode, once Of hardy WoOdman, who
in cold dark night while on a hunting expedition
and since had become the occasional residence Of
lady and her daughter, who had emigrated to the
place from Of the Atlantic cities for causes I'M
known in the country, and who now gained pre-
carious livelihood by afford ng refreshments and
shelter to such hunters as occasionally sought There
a cover and repose.
Early on the morning of the day now brought to
a close, singular incident occurred. young
traveller, pale SEX and exhausted sat down in the
by the path side at the foot of the storm head
and became so benunbed with cold as to be unable
to proceed and while gradually sinking in the fatal
torerunner of death, was accidentally discovered by
the poor widows daughter and borne senseless to
the cottage.
Long the beautiful and ahectonate girl sat over
the slowly recovering youth with anxiety depicted
on her countenance, mnistering to bis wants and
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where that rank grass is growing, l dragged him
through the flames there by those very bricks that
crumbling to dust, have sat on the knees Of
my father, and listened to his precepts My mother
too'--but bis utterance choked, and
again proceeded in silence ventured at length
to ask how far we had yet to travel Only two
miles; but | feel myself such coward would
willingly prolong the distance. IT'S some months
since heard from my father, and tremble lest he
has already paid the debt of nature Heaven for
bid replied, and the conversation again ended.
Soon after my attention drawn by inarcu-
late exclamation from my friend, and saw him
tering gate that opened on grave yard, by the
road side. Advancing directly forward, he flung
himself PROSTATE beside grave, that was somewhat
apart from the rest, and distinguished by willow,
whose dropping branches hung directly over it. ooh
my mother my mother = he exclaimed sthy son
returns, but thou nearest him not, and thy voice
shall not welcome him to the home of his child
hoodH For short time he deeply agitated,
then rising his knees, he raised his eyes to hea
in earnest prayer. 1t was a moment of enthusi-
asm but it viii never fade from my recollection
| had followed him at little distance, but scarcely
sorrows. Millions of stars glittered in the hea-
vens, and the moon-beams, streaming through the
thick foliage of the willow, rested on his face, and
gave it an unearthly brightness. l am not an en-
thusiast, but at that moment methought the shade
Of his mother lowered round him. rejoicing at his f.
lial piety. Presently he rose, calm and collected
and advancing towards me, observed with faint
pressure of my hand, 'she sleeps alone, and my ia
Their yet lives We left the sacred spot, and soon
after arrived at the village where that father resided
Theodore inquired for the house of Mr.. Aston
with whom he lived, and we were already at the
threshold My friend trembed from head to foot
My father said he, can know neither my person
my voice, and yet shall not dare to speak to
him. You will therefore give him this letter, in
which have prepared him for my visit, by saying
| should arrive soon.' We entered the house, and
inquired for Mr.. Roland Mr. Aston. who received
US, threw open the door of an adjoining apartment
and the father of Theodore was before us. He was
sitting in pensive attitude by the fire. leaning his
head on the staff which he held in his withered hand
At our entrance he looked up, and--oh Caroline
even our plastic imagination cannot draw his por-
trait-a face SO pae-a cheek so hollow and yet
his features were composed, and his eye evinced
spirit subdued indeed by affection, but not altoge
ther destroyed. Mr.. Roland SAID our conductor
these gentlemen wish to speak with you Il have
letter. said |, advancing, from your SON. The
old man uttered an avcIatDatioD Of ~ his hand
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dSSSlGu 10 uilnOSt Hef nttle means aIlgWeQ
making him comfortable. The stranger, when able,
thanked his kind benefactress, and assured them of
his gratitude, promising to compensate their kind
ness by every return in his power.
Many days past away before he left the cottage
even after his return to health He followed En-
ma wherever she went, and praised her beauty and
her graces and promised-what he never intend
ed to perform. But his praises and his promises
won her innocent heart. Unpractsed in deceit, she
judged of others by the pure law written in her own
bosom, and gave her heart at last unboundingly to
her deceiver.
The day at length arrived when the stranger
youth to depart He bid kind farewell to his
constant but deeply injured friends promised most
solemnly to return to his adored Emma in a few
months and sailed down the Susquehannah But
in vain they looked for his return at the appointed
time. No tdIngs came-Et was even discovered
that he had passed his time at the cottage under
feigned NAME and had deceived them as to his
place of residence The poor widow. however
for long time knew not how cruelty the kindness
of herself and daughter had been requted. TWAS
revealed to her, when it could no longer be conceal
ed and the last consolation of the cottagers the con-
sciousness Of virtue and its accompanying peace Of
mind, was gone. Grief preyed upon the pale faced
mother-and her daughter pined silently away, a
sweet emblem Of the fading flowers Of the sickly
autumn.
The returning summer streWed its robe Of green
upon the forest scenery, and the grass grew luxu-
rlously around the cottage door; but the mountain
reared its bald head unchanged from its ancient
barrenness towards the sky, and the hearts of the
cottage inmates were even more barren of happ-
ness. One day Emma climbed up to the highest
rock oftbe craggy point that lowered far above the
cottage, and sat musIng with melancholy, in full
prospect of large extent Of country, divers fled
with hill and dale and winding creeks and rvers-
The scene, though beautiful, was sad to her-above
she looked at the calm, clear sky, and a thought
terrain, but which still seemed full of sweetness
1t would be but momentary pang, she said; l
should not sufIer-the rocks below weuld nangle,
but should be nsensible, and while all but this rude
full shall not be forgiven if | end miserable life
by throwing myself INTO the eternity that comes so
near me voice spoke just behind her-Emma!
she turned-it was the stranger more bright and
beautiful than she had ever seen him in his first
rlinous visit Emma his trembling limbs repeated.
and he was at her feet
He came to redeem his promise to perform his
vows to himself from pernred conscience.
He WAS rich he was lord of a domain wider thon
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VIRGLNI4 FEMALE .4C8DEAfY.
ROndtOn Mecklenhnrn cnll,,tnN

s'liE eNercS,s Of this inHuil Wi oni,lcc or Mon.
day, January @h, 1876, under he direction II -,h I,
Wlrne OF the North Carolina Female Acadey and Geo ID,
L. Bake ,sied by Mr., WzrEe, Mr. baker and IIi, hn
and as taught Music here dating the present year ihe
course OF instruction will include Needle work kraii.r Wr
mug Arithmetic, English Grammar Ge0s apHt. NJ ,oor,
history, Chymi'y, BellesLees, Nauru Philosophy ann
Astronomy The terms or board with tu.ion i al t, hove
WI ne % doiiis per session aud charge 70 afey
vii be made, but at the opium Of the iiens u te tuu
HE huge io tuition alone will be foru to re,
session Music Vocal aud Insiiumr an. D. .w,i, ,,i!I
also be taught the former the latter al 70 do per
ess'onj me whole payable ia advance Tie moals 1i
a"els OF me ou6s ladies viii receive particular attention.
but regard. day scholars, this can only be 1t nd,I a.
school ogr', after which the responsibility de,ose. up
on ner friends lo'rdng pupils will regularly tlke thrif
meals with the family and viii eSery he cUnde ed
as part e Those whose amiabie dep vrtmen aud literary
requirements entte them 20 such distinctions w, recryr
gold medal completing their studies Evtry bu,rde viii
lie expected 20 hfrg pair Of shceis blankets GOV, M ana
towels Books &c will be lu h.hed regular ore price,
=.
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srcAaI soAr .luclpENr.

On Thursday inofnins about 10 o'siock, as the
steam boat Olive Branch, which plies between tbs
city and Albany, was attempting to land passen-
GERS in the small boat, at New Baltimore, all ut
10 miles below Albany, the boat cspszed, and
Capt Romer, (who in command in he alb
sence of Capt. Moore,) Mr.. Benjamin Cbamberlin,
tanner and cur,ier, and No Frederick Rosecrautz,
farmer, both of Waterloo, were drowned. The
two last named were very respectable citizens and
have left fa,-iiies. Capt. Roner was highly es-
tce,ned By all who knew him. When the steam
boai arrived near New Baltimore, the passengers
got into the small boat, and on lowering 1t down
of The tackle became eniangled which caused
The boat to capsize, and all were thrown The
two boatmen succee ted in swimming TO the shore
We not at all surprised at the accident
Nay, it is matter OF special wonder that a hundred
accidents OF similar nature have not occurred,
during the haste incident to competition, ard con-
sidering the in which small boats are sent
of and taken in, from all the boats.
" 7. Com. .AdU.
Major General Scott has e-assumed the com
mand OF the Northern Military District, He visited
Governor Island on Thursday, on which occasion
salute was fired. Gen. Gaines, it is understood
wlIes,ablish his head quarters at Washington. To-.
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.M.HRSLLAL,S S.ALE

pursuance Of decree Of the Superior Court Of Chsncery
Tor me Williamsburg district pronounced the 2ld dan
u jay last III tue case OF Thomas Simpson, administration 1f
James Simpson, dec aud Randolph Ftrie SbenG. Surf
oouhy and committee Of the estate of John Holt ed pas
against Richard IT, Cooke and Ann his wife aud The at ich
cd H. Cooke admr. de bo' Bon with the will annexed OF
james a. al ey, dec. aud Other defendants wil be .u AT
public auction on Monday e 26i day OF December at sur
CONTINUOUSLY (beios cunt da) that valuable on James
!e called Hog l'ilui nearly opp 'site jane. Town,
tanning with the land attached two houssnd t e bnud
aud ee-inurts less The lard on
eiahd believed 70 be Of the 6ri quality particle
lsry adapted TO the growth ofcoon the land + fnti
tuhcrtd with oak and pine and ne ange Or stock Tt
,tms vii he credit Of six aud twelve months. the pu,
giving bonds with sufficient security aud the title 10 The nJ &C.
tained till The honds paid
WILL: McCANDLIsH, NJ. S. c o. ". d.
Nov. 6G-rn..
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RAPPHFKaNN'OCK- .AC.aDEJfY

ms institution siii u Iaiaa5 No, T.
= und"s tire hnagen' %. q Nessr-. BAEEi an VII
10 iale ron iiamPden slne, College. e,u,rd
@ai 1H ahI"y o. the Ia ruetoTs al ed 10 he wen known
rema' Nlc aiuh'iy le situation and ue OF
The bndihs, ext n'ig" n' well selected bsf az tn
tute inc'pae the Yo favourable The .oui.r Of
t.truoon viii com. - Iaii creek ca.se IN .ieir
inest extent, 'og'he uh sueo braaelel Ergi.,h eiu
Gallon d, are "fiagy taught CO., cnes. Tie scaciisc
year will ounpiIse two sesn., tr @ on il
io'h January aud eaiiis e 5i Jaly tie second sonn.e
ems IN 10th Aus,; sG tu!ns die idh Decrniler. Tenn.
Board, including washing, 4s5 diing urid,lel sss.
rnnion i"r n'truciioniu e ascs tfe higher She.
~ English EahealIVi elmer % huth S2S; tC -tho dra
o'ahcbe'' 90 join L. ErRNAhD
President IF The BOaci of l.vsf,es
Nov. l. 5g-gft
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-ssGlsa xcxr.
From ,he Amer.c,n l.nrmcr.l

CULTURE OF COTTON IN VIRGINIA.
re culture OF cotton, in districts ex:erding
eastward and norihward of the line 20 which il had
neeh hi'herto conhned-ySe mean as n Stdpke cyoD
J0r Saie-has succeeded in degree fully equal we
believe to the antcipations of those who have had
Tie spirit TO lead the way in experiments on large
scale. The following extra is from gentlemen OF
Virginia, VIII snow the earnesness with which the
trial OF II, rs great agricultural resource in that
state, - going or, and serve with their accompanv
ing samples, and other like evidences, in our view
to confirm the soundness of the remark made in the
5Zd number OF this volume, by much esteemed
ana very ludcIous correspondent, that 50 every in
dcailon that have or heard of as TO the IRE
sent crop of cotton in Virginia, is highly favorable
The s'uJl parcels cultivated heretofore b. a few
individuals, have sufficiently established the o,tnif
oil our cotton To my mind, it is now rendered
certain, tina; the cotton planter in io,cei Virginia
lacks nothing but confidence in the article, to be
placed on footing with the tobacco planter of the
upper country"
I'iian FisIds, near Yort:stcn, Ia. Yoy. T. 1925
Mr.. SKINNER,
SE-As we have lately commenced The crI,ir,
ton OF cotton as staple crop, ain desiroas Of
knowing what competition the quality bears TO that
made arther south; and, indeed, hoy il will he an
proved oy our own manufacturers, and what cha
racter 1t is likely II will sustain in your market
WYNN THIS view, enclose you the contents OF one
bali OF the present crop, and will be much oblioed
by your giving me your opinion of its quality. i
Is raised from The old Virginia Seed and was pl,nt-
ca about the first OF Nay. shall be also OBLIGED
by your comparing this sample itl hat sem Won
b. the Hon. Mr.. Stevenson, from Virginia. and y
any difference, which 1t is in favour OF.
Vers respectfully,
Your most obe,l't serv't.
WM. McCANDIISrI
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CI1RLES FOR SAIE-

ENHE subscriber duly authorize sell dis valuable estate
which he resides belonging 10 his father, Wade Mosby
Ihs estate has bech recently advertise and well kn9w
that particular description Of IL is deemed unnecessafy 81
estate the fiye possesses advantage The building.
very convenient aud good repair aud every
the farm IN good order io cultivation The mall
prsnenis made stn the crop have sufficiently proven
that admirably adapted TO the growth Of that article Bes
determined 70 sell bargain may be had by those dpoed t.
purchase The stock Of every desctipon farming uleus
&c may had Valuations and viii seed for the purchaser
crop Of wheat al fa price Eos further particular. refer 10
the suhsorihef. WADE MOSBY, Jr
Cnries, Jolly q. fG---wdC
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Notu
HORSE THIEF

FE'HE ub'erbcr will give 81 ZEN Dollars 10 INV
Il person who will deliver 10 him flyDg Povbasu ooun.
y near Dsckensos Twenl large likely Biaet H0rse, six
90 seven ytals Old lat pine, with Two wait ei
blaze ~ hs face and large the right hnd Lex at the
second JOINT The horse stolen ON PYwhitan Courthouse
IN Thuslay The 7h u being court day aud Is generally sup.
posed 10 have heen ca,d 10 Petersburg which place
Thief may profanity have traded sold him. notorious vi
lain, by the Of Garner day Of he occurrence
pursued fson Carorslc to the iof having stolen
watch and guns hot unfortunately for he ade h, escape
and no duu0 found riding agreeable than walking.
Dec. 10. So 2swN JOHN IA. DAY
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10 me resDeet0bfe of ViroiDio

rEFUE Suhscrber takes hs way fcufn ncere thank.
Il to ose who encouraged aud poyed him. being seien-
uhcaiy bred 10 agriculture aud horcuuc had UPWARD. al
twenty experience aud extensive Practice IN Leland
Engandi having lived IN Virginia upwards eizh Yeats H.,
had opportunity Of knowing the diseases that fruit
incident TO- This heing Tor planting sorts o
trees and shrubs, also pruning many Kinds Of trees more
particularly the vine, he Offers hs services To- those that may
want and convinced my health continues good that viii
give ample satisfaction TO those that will empioy me.
y. Any commands directed 10 JsmesCOiy, Riciueop5
Wit be duty altcgded 10, EoY,i5. 5s--sfy.
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ZIYEA'rf DOLLARS REIp.lRD.


I'D AkAWAf from the subsetbe living upper end Of
Ae Prince edward county, Va. the Goth IL February last,
naiued ARcnES HE about "a 20 years of
feetS or ~ inches high, vey JaIk eompected has
snail sal aSro>s down look when spoken to- aud
stan'n,Is his speech purchased Negro Of
Raleigh f1l.y Of buckingham county, Va. he raed ~,
the county OF Gehauj ~ old M Radtor who lately d.
eJ or 40 mes below Caessie, ASheauxS feiIy, in
which neishbon ioodKs presumed he is lurking
have unaerstood he related free pesfos. who have
me eensi OF al ,dueson, II is than probable be has
obtained free papers AID very probably The James hyer
Canal will the above reward any person win, win
deliver said negro 10 me, hn many jai hat
hun again. GEOuGE ADBITT.
Prince Edwstd county, Va. August y. p Iii
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Mr.. SKINNER,
'@f -
WIN. McCANDLISI.



DEAR Sra You were good eno,.h in the
spring 10 send me somplrS Of some Erpiiat anf
Soni.- Sea cotton. and promised on il return,
specimen o! nv o. crop, cultivated upo, tna
P0mWhy, within twentv miles of this CITY. Inor
enclose to you tro samples: one parcel is from he
sresn seed; The other small dark seed. cuiy.,e0
in North Carolina. Those who have son, ,Lo -
samples pronounce them yer fine They are u,
commonly white fine add silky. TIE cultivation.
tlns year was intended me ell as an exa-rme,,
AID am no" satisfied cotton ought, and III. he
come staple in the low lands of Tir,i.ia. Ipl,n-
cd only 70 acres; the ereter part of it was r.,i
land not manured, aad expect to make 20 eco
weight OF ginned cotton, allowing lbs Of seed Tor
oil Si"ned oo'ton Next year ball cultivate a
large crop laud hat will produce g bbls of Tndi.,
corn 70 lie acre, am satisfied will sui, cot,o,.
and ielA more than any hing else at ~ or "a
cents.
Very truly, your oted'r serv't
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IL her 1925: ' - -'o'eh'
JSrah Le-Ae, William George, Edmund George and Will.
Against
thu"ias Glass and Mary his wife, formerly Mary Ale,
george Alien, William Allen, Richard Alien DtnieI Oar
aud MARTIN ms wiie formerly Martha Allen, Jolly S. Pa
ENor Of James Allen The younger, which SAID Aliens win
said 'aiy aud Martin children aud deyisees of Jm, Al
len the elder, dec aud Nicholas NJ Vaughan Couch
land county anu committee Of he of Sarah Alien dee
III, =, Defendants.
This day came the plaintiff nv their counsel and the iiI
me plaintiffs and answer of jolly S. Parish Executor of lance
ANen me younger decd being fled and the TI
mas GLASS and Mary lis wife, Daniel Carroll and Martha h
w'e george Allen aud Richard Aleu- having enter
men appearance AMI gwen security -oing TO the act Of
Assembly AMI tue rules OF this cou aud appearing 10 IL
saa acii'n Of to court that the last Defendants aye m
inhabitants ct lis state; the motion plaintiffs b, br
counsel II Is ordered, that the said last named defendants M
appear here beirc the tird Monday IN Fchrar, nex
aud answer the PLAINTIFF bill and that copy of TIN, order h.
forthwith inserted public newspaper printed in lie
city OF Riehmond for two months succes,ely and also most
Ell al the iront door of the cOu housr ui ls county
copy. Teste, NV. MILLER d. @ &C
49,. ., Cavity
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MAS committed tie rsi 5sy Of October ss 10 the s Of
" Charlotte county runway, negro who c1iis
himself Davy smith, anil says thai Re BLACKSMITH ~ trade
and belongs MaJW Jones Of Alban aud that be bought
him % WIN. Shauks Of tbe Of Petersburg Va. lie
yellow slender uade man. ahou hy wears Old has wen on
the right sdc Of bis neck aud about I've feet eleven inches
height The owner reQresed n comply with the law and
take him away he will he dealt with the law directs.
De - eVAvi2u Wm. SMITH, jsisr, G., e.
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BELL T.qVER.W ron ME-

WE SUBSCRIBER, Wishing refine from pubic business
oilers for sale, his elegant establishment the
Liberty Bedford county which, for the eNtcni and variety OF
is advantages, eNeei by public house in vmsOa, aud
elnaiied by vtiy lew In addition 10 its beng iuitd M
mist VI aPopuOus and wealthy country, where disc almost
unknown, aud where all the and facilities
20 ensure the most complete person DESTROYS
TO engage IA this bnsine be procured the mode
tate 'ems commands al present custom which the sub'er
BET beevei 10 De wholly Unparalleled. The buildings large
comnoiious, aud IN good state of repair They consist
two story brick dwelling hOuse 100 feet length apartments
numerous, comfortable and enient brick Kitchen with
al ie necessary rooms tor oSin &e stable 22j
ire IA length, 10 Of WHICH hek, the balance framed
entirely hew, with sufficiently
tain supplies Tot year. Attached this range stalls
100 teet long, neatly shielded Courthouse, ice-house and
'noke house, well adapted 10 the purposes Cor winch they
reect'e desisae-ai uAiins to which back lot of6
ces, extremely ftiiio. The subscriber viii au SELL IL the
purchaser requires il, small TRiCT Of LIND nn,etli-
uely adiaceGl whieh h IN state vi improvements pv-
liOn of which !, well set in clover
The terms OF the safe will tee accommodating; only small
porun ni the uieAse money will bee required ia hand the
balance conveniently arranged, tAa tue will be able
10 neet the payment, BY profits arising the houc.-
House servants, furniture sock hand, also be had
POSSESSION will be given hristnss, sonnsr, required II
t.ai' cannot nc eft ted by the 25h oi December eAt Isha
oder the hpus" ict rent tor term of years.
Aueu-i 25---ti w LLIhM TERRY.
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ExEcOTJyE DEPARrNiENi, \, ,

kiehnond, 2iti MAY, iV-S.
NOTICE - hereby that from TINS forward all
perscns oDefs themselves securities 70
bVd oonaeto be approved by the Executive, will be
rquire TO the with aGdavs IA legal form,
ans the vsu. of the property which they would bona lid.
possess after The pay uient o ali thsii d,his.
by oljer, w. AZ. RICHARDSON, e. C:
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