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INIIE subscriber anxious 10 dispose the following
l. Land lying in the Virginia Military District n, state
Il OHIO lie would sell very low for cash, would take H.
exebsnge Virginia properly at valuation. The most OF
very ne-woud be considered exceedingly fertile in III.
state aud would yield with ordinary cultivation, sub.
scber inormed seldom, If ever, less than averaae Of
barrels Of These lands lie (none
tbsn days ride and Of theu) very
Ee Canal iniersected by the contemplated line the
populations wealth and enterprise, and producing a the
Of life IN such abundant pr0usiou that The hUmbet
may with ease, support his family IN comfort The
opportunity Of Opposing OF their Virginia property raa.
fion, presented 10 persons wishing 10 the
may well deserve their attention.
one tract of SOD acres No Of Entry f2277, in Hardin CO.
opposite Roundhead town, the Scoio river about 50 miles
A. w Of Columbus, the seat II gnvefDmenL
One other tract Of $50 acre., No 27s, about
East II the above tract.
other rse Of 1850 scres No. - 2e0 acre also IN
one other tract u 500 acres, No 1921 lies about le
East Of the above tract
ono other ae Of 1000 aeres No. 1250s lying in Allen
county, houudhesd- town.
one ether tract II 500 acres No i2475, Uni9n county,
about ~ miles from county sesi.
Que other tract oil 200 scre No f20f4, Darby IN Mad
son county u miles honi Columbus II IS believed DE whole
3ud produce average % 70 barrels Of corn
one other tract Of 4oOseres p'r Of No i0893. Also in
Madison and wthiutwo miles N Che supposed uo Of the Ma
tionai Road his also IS very fertile.
other Of 1000 acres, IS miles South Of Chilli
eo,he in Ross county and fer from line canal
plsfs Of the lands he the subofiber Off
in b city. Titles will be made With general warranty
THOMAS GREEN.
Richmond. July 2. IG-Ufnf
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962i Prizes.
1880 Blanks
248O4 Tickets al "a
$9o.2Isl

4 y
IN tbs SCHEME composed Of So numbers rs Ter
nary combination, with eight drawn tsiDt fBeie n,ilie
So prizes with three Of the drawn numbers on tiem 2ss &
two of them aud s2eO. III EN- on Those iaynr
Of tiiem beBs blanks. "e
To determine the fate Of the ckef, in The .,h,o
the 81 nunbers, from 81 inclusive wall e plred
wheel on the day Of the drawing and erh Of them VA H.
drawn OUT md hatucket having combination Ia
10 ana ID drawn numbers will be entitled 10 dle prize
That having on it the "a, sd, and 4ti to ano5
Ihh having ON II The Sd, 4th, and 5ibto, soon
That having on the ftlI 5th, aud 9Th, 10 1000
That having u the 9th, 18th, and 7fh 10 gn1
That having on II the 6ih 7b, and sfh, 10 ara
Those hvc lick cts havine them 4r, Gih and 9Th IN,
ON and oth.-4lh, 9TH aud 9Th 9th, 9th and 9Th
5tb, 7th and eth, each J. ,reo
Those five tckGts having on them 81 9Th aud 7bs 49,
Oh end 8th-Sd, 7th aud Sh-4tb, 9th and 7ih- All,
9th and 8th each - tno
Those ten tickets having on them 3D. 5ih and afb 3D.
9Th and 7fh--2d, 9th aud 8iii-2d 7fb ana ctI AZ
oh sud sh 50, 4th aud Th- 81, 4tb and 9Th al
9th and 9Th 81, 5th and 7ih5d, 9Th and sIi esrh soo
lho;e ten utkct, having on them ID, Sd aud 5fh-2d.
ST aud SHE'D 81 sud 7ih-2i. 81 and 9Th 3D. an
and 5tf--2d, 9Th and 9Th %, ffh nd 7fh
and Sch I'D, 5ih aud Glib --2d, 5lii and 7b each oco
All other tickets with three Of the drawn pnnbf, ON
them (being 20) each tno
Those 10 tieEse with two ohbe drawn numbers on .nd
those two the lst sud ID each 50
Those % tickets with two of tie drawn numbers on
and those Two The Sd aud 4,h, o. the 5ih end ON
All oihers with Of the drawn ponibcr. an fl,.,.
fi50) each ,o
Add ali ekets having only Il he dawn nsne,,, ~
on, (bcing $3.50 each
No iieSei "h'eh shall have drawn prize Of sprsfiof
denomination can he entitled 60 Az infefi1i pffi-
BfIzes payable 20 days after the lfaun, and .rsarf
Ia the usual do iuction of 10 per cent
Iiekeis will advance TO S. on "Wednesday ihf fb of
YATES & MCINTYRE, Ifanase,.
June 25,b 1877 ''
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-4nnomniinr Rirer Land - gnLe.


rEvE will sell small Farm lying lower end
Of Prince Edward miles from Vsfuye quarter from
Jameon containing GOT Possn Of this land good
bottom With efficiency Of timber 20 keep w the
Farm the soil well adapted fhe cultivation Of corn,
vhea snd tobacco; this sn s well sYstcred gh ell nrce
sary improvements, which viii sell his land p
yselv a fair nark.i price and n NOT previously dsp9scd
u the above named land will The 81 e u august next be
sold public auction JametJsn Terms q se viii be
seeoas,sodstipg and made known The dsv Of sale
EDMUND ROOKER.
r-f, -rids
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Drought in the Vest indies Capt. Kuap,
at Newburyport, from Martinique, says, "there ne.
yer was 80 dry season before known, ia Msrti-
nique; not drop of rain had descended for more
than weeks, and vegetation was entirely parched
up; the planters in despair; the cane cut is bu.
one third grown; they ask 40 sous for molssses on
the estates. and there will be but little at that
price. The Mary Jane waited fifty days and
could procure but 5000 gallons"
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GordousuiIle for Rent.

G0rd0nsuiie for Rent.
ItE subscriber having purchased the Tavern at this place.
u with the out houses attached aud $50 OF !srd
wishes TO rent the whole for the ensuing The property
valuable and the stand excellent The sub,hst
more anxious to get of IesPsetahty e. keep geot
hvuse for the comfortable Travellers, aa
TO obtain high To such tenant ah.
tsges will be offered, and the house may be for
two, three line addt the subscriber
Richmond will be strictly attended
JOHN n. GORDON.
Iulv
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DR.d HING OF THE
DTSM Al SW AMP

CANAL LOTTERY, No. z.
VNHE SUBSCRIBERS having been requested TO superneil
Il the Drawing of the Seventh Csss Of the DISMAL.
SWAMP CANAL LOTTERY, do hereby certify, that lie
the 60 placed in the wheel, viz:
27 90 A So &c S % 40 g
Aud that the said Numbers drawn in the order
they stand uhove that ssy No 81 the FIRST that
drawn Noe0 the second; No A the third; M
the foui h; No. 20 the fh Nos the sixth; p
the seventj Me- 10 the eshihj No the ninth
last.
Whnes. hands a Lynchburg, the eoi, June, 1927
HOWELL DAVIES, 1JNO q. MEEM,
ALBION M'pANIEL, WIN. w. SCRVELL,
JOHN WILLS, r. ii. TOLER.
RIO. LATHAM,
From the preceding ceics;. Will what
drawn from the wheel for determining the prizes
DISMAL SWAMP CANAL LOTTERY, Seventh cias.
with the order which they sn The
nounoe TO The public the following the result
The Tickets which drew the al highest pizes those aS
ing on IN for ca mi natio MN,
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- ANYWAY from iis subscriber, Rsleish, 10 Nesl
IA Catona the 18Th Of May, two negro TO VII
Lise Daniel. Ligeh spare made, ''shy, active fellow
i,s pleesng daIk comp about ~
old; and good Blacksmith Daniel stout. tall yeos ic
low; with down eounenanec, when spoken to scieiahS
dark about IS years old.
Lige has knob the wrist joint Of his right hand caused
by its being put out Of raee when hoy The shove nss9
purchased ia Cupeptr and Madison counties M Nns
April last ard perhaps, endeavor 70 r-tu" There,
1T ey went OF handcuntd aud iraned together with u M
clothing, except what tsy had which Of hoeaade
Iwi 2s dolls for the apprehension Of the said two ne
yroes, upon their being az Jail that get thtnsgs
viii give 20 dolls one 70 secured. III deliver
IN Madison eount,ysil sNpenoes will be paid
MORGAN TAYLOR,
q HUMPHREY TAYLOR.
july 3. 11-wiw
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ltontrauntcnt td
DIEDlst hi, residence IN Ne~ken county Thursday
the ult MIR Sain,.si Mos the oldest and among the
respectable citizens of the county, aged e6eafs
distressed wife aud hr gieye his untmely
fall
ia this city, yesterday at half past O'clock, r. NJ
Capt Matthew Buroot, after indpoon bilious
fever Uheh lasted only day Ihe friends and
Of the deceased respectfully Tsque,ted attend his
funeral from hi' late residence this morning, ut 3 O'Clock,
IvithoU, further notice.
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the Prisoners, in the city OF Richmond, on Moaday
9,h July. Measures, we understand, have here
upon been taken by the Mayor of this Borough,
to procure the attendance of the witnesses, Mr..
Dobson and Mr.. Ginoullriar, who sailed from this
port, for N ew-York Moudaysla : in the brig
Crawford. the theatre OF the late and ever me-
morable tragedy. Beacon.
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.M0TIGE

~ HEtDGsctor, Of the Brooke 7unp pike Company Aa..
this day declared Dieidend Of lire pc, for
last mona payable "a ths Count ing House Of JOsPh Ma-F
after the sta irstGat.
Richmond. J1iy
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GLOUCESTER LA.N.D FOR SIZE.

CLOCC EEK LIND FOR SHE.
~ virtue Of atesd Of Trlui, sreced nc Subscriber
~ tam Hayss bearing date re 25sh day efFsJrgary
1870 and duly yscordd in ne Clerks Office Of Gloucester
county court shdn for certain Piposs therein mentioned
cFPpse 90 Pp ne Jor really money, before TIE door Of
Ufotceiter coufhosc Monday ne 5sh dny Of fugner
sring eoyi aay pataobis it farrt, Tying II ne said
c'ny nd na, Tie coiDth0ss, containing obos 40
rsre fss ca1ofning ths tands Of Mn Thos HAIL. inc Hr
Htan tNgtis and MLacf Pointer The fffe said land
g sefisued 70 be fndiPrfabsj 5uf TRUSTEE shaH only
oDsy '~eh rigAt as rested in BY fsrns Of ne iced
4. L. BYRD, Trustee.
GiomsH~ county, Jalyg lid
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All other tickets With three Of the d avn numbers
on them, (being 40,) each 10
Those lo2 tickets With two OF the drawn numbers
on, aud those two heing 81 & 60 or 60 < IA, that
Is the LIST & I'd or the 2i & Sd, each 81
The 2O4 tickets with AZ & 90, or 90 and g. or %
and 4s, or ~ and s, being the sd and 4h, or the
5.h aud 9th, OF the 7h aud 9Th, III. s:h aud
9th, each .
All othtruckeh whtwo Of the drawn numbers on
thsm, (beng 1897 each
And all tickets having only one Of The drawn NUM-
hers, (heing 1880 each
YATES & .aPLN'TYRE, Manager
Lynrhhurg, goth June 1927. l519n
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NoRFoLK, June %. - The friai Of me three
!SPaniGrds.-- A short tire after The paragraph IN
yesterdays Hescon, feprebsnding .he tsrey move
menl Of the officers Of the law respects Il csc
criminals. before the public, were informed,
I'VE since learn, correctly, that Chief Justice
Marshs bad notified The authorities here Of his ia
eodcn 10 hold SPECIAL CoaT, iog me fla o
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~ We are requested state, "a corseg,,es of iG
ary gesrts, e honorary Ord, ssl be deiresed
10 morrow at II o'clock
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BANK OF VIRGINIA, ,
MI. oo.y 1907 Z

ENHE President Directors hape this day declared dyi
dend Of per he capital stock ofthe for
hs last half year, hieh .riu be paid the Sta
Vm D4NDRIDG e, eash'r.
vi ~
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Farmers Bank of I'Dgi,ia
THE Presidenlnd Directors have declared dividend Of
L. two aud half the Capital for the last
six months, which will be paid the Stockholders after the
18th instant WMINEKEKyIS,,C ashier.
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POTOM.9C CO.NPANY.

Oee of The Potomac Co George ToIrn, June es 1927
NOTICE i. hereby Given: That the Annual Meeting Of
the Stockholders will be holden Monday III. 9Th day
Of August 10 o'clock, A. H. the house of Jos.pR
Semmes known the Columbian Inp, George Town. for
the purpose Of electing President and Directors for the
easung and for transsens other business
paDy.
Aso, that the President and Director. will the afternoon
Of The day above named hold citing appoint Urea
the Company, sCoIlecsr Of Tolls The Great Falls
aud Gate-keeper at III Little Falls. BY order,
RIO; BARNARD, TressI Potomaek Co.
>.
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iuil confession Of the murder of Whipple. Yes
refday he repeated the confession TO the grand
jury, giving the horrid recital with much minute
ness, and accompanied by such circumstances, as
leaveno doubt of his participation in the crime
bill has been previously found against hmsby
the grand jury.
Il appears that rifle was used ia The perpeira-
ton OF The crime, and that he has made expert
ments as TO the effect Of shot ,hi ough glass The
experiments he stated were made in a rsyine,
within about twenty rod. of the house, and he de-
seribed The place where the glass and rifle were
secre'ed. There they were found: and The rifle was
recognized as The one purchased by Srsng.
In his disclosures, SiranE implicated Mrs
Whipple. He charged her with having insGgat Ell
The murder, and as having acted with him 10 all
its stages, by furnishing The means Of purchasing
the rife, the glsss for the trial OF The effect Of The
ball, sc. &c Previously however, the jury had
found bill against Mrs. w. and she was arrested
bench warrant and is now incustojy. She
has Undergone frequent examination before the
grand jury and The officers 0 The police, and al o.
gslher denies The ordinations OF Sirarg.
In the present excited state Of The public mind
il may be proper TO observe q reasonable caution
against the belief Of all that is alleged by one " no
j. by his own confession, monsnous william, and
capable Of any enormity, and, the other hand,
not TO reject bis statements altogether: but to
preserve, far possible state Of feeling that
shall secure 20 The parties an impartial trial.
Should commission for special court Of oyer &
ternner issue, (Which = prObsbie) the trial will
take place ABOUT The middle Of July.
f.4lbanD frgus
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-29

his head, and the young lady TO whom ne
was attached, was instructed to perform TINS
kind Office, in order to endear her slill more
to him by so interesting circumstance; and
that she might moderate his ecstacies by
the persuasion of voice which had so much
power over him as hers ever had. When
She began to take off the bandage from his
ewes, she said, "tell me in what manner that
love you have always professed for me, en-
tered into your heart, its usual admittance
is through the eyes!"
He answered, dear Lydia, if by seeing l
am no more to distinguish the step OF her
love, when she approaches me, but to change
the sweet and frequent pleasure for such an
amazement as experienced the little time
lately saw; or if am to have any thing
besides which may take from the sense
have ot'what appeared most pleasing to me
at that time, ( which apparition it seems was
| you, pull out these eyes before they ieao
to be ungrateful to you. or undo myself.
wish for them but to see you; pluck them
/ from their sockets. if they are to make me
forget you."
Lydia, delighted with these assurances
withdrew the bandage and gave him light te
his incxpressiblc JOY and satisfaction. :,
In all his conversation with her he manifest
cd but very faint ideas OF any thing Whict
had not been received at the ear.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-29
FEMALE GENIUS AND BEAUTY.

The boundless expansion and versatility OF
intellect that illuminate the writings OF
Madame de Stael and Miss Porter, have
filled Europe and America with admiration
and the erudite and splendid productions OF
Miss Edgeworth, have enriched English lit
crature, with as pure and sparkling an ore
as philosophy conld raise out OF an mex
haustibe mine, that is alive to the various
sympathies and feelings that govern and d.
rect the passions of humanity. In the WORKS
of Lady Morgan we find every subject ar
rayed in the seducing charms OF sentiment
al sorcery, and rendered still more attract
i've by the graceful drapery OF tiowery dic-
ton. In the romantic enthusiasm OF patriot
ism-in the passion of energy that dlstln-
guish her vindication of her country; IN the
magnificence OF style, and in the VIVID por-
traiture of Irish character, she is emineneiy
superior to Miss Edgeworth. On reading
| her .HQiy' we are astonshcd ny the pr'eht
efYulgence of her views, the power OF her &c,
scrintions. and the philosophic musings and
apt conceptions, which pervade the pages o'
| fiat celebrated work-a work which, while
il 6lled the sceptered despots OF the "Holy
Alliance with terror, drew torth from
| T ord Bvrop. the memorable and laudatory
compliment, which our fair country women
prize more highly than all the imperial com
mendations which the Cesars and Czars
could bestow upon their aduating favor
lites.. We compassionate the tasteless crit
ic who is not delighted with the beauty O
her style, and the glow of her sentiments
when she touches the affections and passions
of the human heart; as, like Goethe and KOS
Sc seau, m her pages are fronght with that spiri
of impassioned eloquence, which lmpresse'
upon her composition the seal of rapturou
cnchansment, and enlarges our ideas. ant
liberalizcs our mind, while it strengthen
those bonds of philanthrophy that bind us u
our fellow-creatures. The power OF woman
in this literary age. is become as potent iron
intellectual influence as she was tormerl.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-29
THE MONITOR.
SATURDAY EVENING.

How seldom one thinks of himself The
gay, busy world as it revolves its ceaseless
orbit-the things OF fashion and opinion as
they dance before the vision--the wild whlil
of to day, which is wrcckless oi tomorrow,
all consume the sands of life, and yet we new
cr pause to reflect upon ourselves
Ii has been said, that all are selfish by na-
ture: and vet no remark was ever more un-
lust. We will adduce tor example your
brightest specimen OF genius-one VINO mas
the Promethean spark in his soul, who LOOKS
upon the landscape and loves it--who sees
virtue and tails PROSTATE at its shrine-ahu
vet ractices yce-Nice is relative term
the Hndoo priest. who urges the widow 70
mount the funeral pile of murder is less
guilty of crime on account of his ignorance,
than the Christian who breaks less morai
tie. Sogenius, (which knows the right and
yet the wrong pursucs" is vicious when COM
pared with folly.
! How few of the favored sons OF talent act
up to their high profession. In all arts III
all sciences, genius, like comet, Is ever &C.
centric, and its irregularty, comparatively
speaking, is a crime--can 1t be reduced TO
consistencyl can education and mind be LED
to adop, the plain morality of an honest yeo-
man!
Method is every thing-a virtuous sys-
TEN will prove an overmatch for evil habits;
and Saturday Evening should recall one
from the troubles and outward assaults OF
the world to an inward communication with
himself. his conduct, his location as to here
and hereafter. 1t should be like the cottage
of the lover and the iaborcr-he should sit
down beside the freside of his own heart,
call around him his children. which are his
thoughts and with them enter into judS-
ment as to the past, and from this calculate
upon better things to be performed In the
future. Men read history to be informed OF
the past--thcy gravely calculate from pre-,
diction what may ensue from the aspect ol
the present political world--and yet forgc'
to look at the past Of their own lives, and tc
draw a horoscope of their future existence
even upon earth. The world is selfish, 1t Is
sad--and yet how little of mans life IS de-
voted to himself True it is that ambition
claims part-the love of Distinction O
pleasure, of ease, are creditors which cair
more-but real selfshness, which is asld'
from these outward objects, and which re
ates to the settlement of our accounts Will
ourselves, takes no part in the drama OF eX
stence; and is untried before the forum o
conscience.
How seldom do we strive to be acquainted
with ourselves! with the springs OF actor
which govern us-the course OF life whlcl
we pursue-the very detail of criminal care
lessness which marks our conduct--all unno
tced as we sweep onward to death.
Is there no remedy?--let each Saturda.
night sit in Judgment upon the other SIX day
of the week, and let the Sabbath be devot
ed to virtuous resolutions, penitcnce all
prayer.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-29

from personal attraction. Still we must
grant, that even in ancient times, those wo-
men who governed the heart and understand
ing of men with the most unbounded sway,
owed their power less to the witchery OF
beauty and the charms of youth, than to
their strength of mind and cultivation OF
talent. A woman of elegant personal exte-
rior, without the polish of accomplishment,
is like a flower without perfume. Aspasia
possessed neither youth nor beauty when
Socrates became her disciple, and imbibed
the principles of the philosophy OF love at
her feet; and her charms were faded when
Athens was governed by her DEGREES thro'
the medium of Pericles. Cornna, OF whose
talents we read so much, and of whose beau
ty we knew so little, presided over the stu
dies as well as the heart of Pindar 1he
splendid abilities of Catharine OF Russia
raised her from a cottage to throne. MAD
anne de Maintenon in the decline OF lite, by
the magnetism OF her conversation, and the
briliancy Of her ccomplishmentS, had more
power over the heart and councils OF tue
despotic Louis XIV, than the tascinatina
La Nallierc in all the winning attactons Of
youth, or Montespan in all the aliuvinN
( splendour Of beauty; if we are to credit tht
! assertions OF Dio, the only gailantry tht
voice OF scandal could lay to the charge o
I Cicero, was his devoted attachment and IT
erary correspondence with CGscllia, te
male wit and philosopher OF seventy.
has been acknowledged by the Empero
Napoleon that tho colloquial briliancy ant
gay vivacity OF Josephine could chase ava.
the gloomy spirit Of care itom his perturbat
ed mind sooner than the conjugal endeal
mcnts OF the lovely daughter OF the Caesars
A woman merely beautiful may attract;
woman polished, with mediocrlty OF edu
cation, may please, aud both united ma.
have a transient triumph over the heart 0
man; but il is sense and virtue, embellishc'
by the graccs Of accomplishments, that onl.
fasten on the mind and encian the affection
if to those precious qualities are added am
masion of temper, cheerful disposition, an'
softness of manners the power ot thelr pos
SCISSOR becomes altogether irresistible, 1t
fondy acknowledged by the heart-it Is rat
fled by tho understanding, and 1T cHalts eV
erv delight the senses can bestow.
'"I.a,ly Morgan isa fearless woman, and tn
most talented IN Europe
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-29
VOL. ".

nrRUS Observation-Disclosures not exceeding
sauarc will be inserted four times Tor one
ON ,'l,r and 20 cents for each subsequent ihser-
'", ,,o" lfcontinucd for three months, - 5o--ioF
~, months, "a 50 or for ono year sS'
n ~ suDscribcrs are entitled to 'he privilege o.
,,ynr y ,ner names, place or residence, and occ'-
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III be charged; AMI If not pad before the eSP'-
r,,ion Of the year, So ..,,o.,
"'t. 4TyoSu5s:rp,ion viii be observation-disclosures
,,,o week. $ notice is given and all arrearages arc
mn.