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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-30
DOMESTIC,


lNlIhhOND, ISL March, 1927
DEAR Sin AT The request OF many indivIdu.
ais, and under sense of the duty which I 90,
10 The country al this crisis, offer m yselt az
Candidate TO represent The District in which -, =
reside in The 20th Congress
have said on another occasion that, the nov
eminent is in the hands of men whose nova 90.
not conferred by the people, bur was obtained h,
management and intrigue; that they have no 6xeJ
political principles, but pursue their own ao.,ao
disemeni that they intend to carry their mesen,s.
by corruption, and TO continue their power in,,s~
psndenly of the people: and that it is Essential n
the preservation OF the rights of the people INA,
the Administration should be changed.
| cannot comprise in a letter the evidence TO-
wbich have drawn these conclusions, much =,
which you have doubtless seen discussed !, d.
newspapers But there are some paris OF the ron-
duct Of the government TO which womb -.
your particular attention.
Nothing much tends TO the secutjfv nj;
bsriy, ss Free Press. il was for DESTROYING ,be
Freedom Of the Press, that the FIRST Adams o.
removed from the Presidentisl Office. The nlsn
Of governing the American people BY tear and
force then entertained by those in power hs. noe
abandoned; AID the design OF the presen, Ad,nio-
isuson seems 20 be, to govern by the influence 81,
patronage. The administration has IN lis nav ,bs
conductors of eighty-two presses, who are to sun
port every measure OF the Administration: and -
addition to the influence over the Press fh,s ~,
tanned, it is ssid that The sum of sixty or sevsn,x
thousand dollars IS paid by the AJn,Ins,rstion r.,
Job printing. Hence, the perpetual Glamour tsu,
up by IIneling Editors against those WHO srs
iiends ofthe constitution, Of the State and Of tbs
People.
Tnegovernmsnt is justly charged with prodiqal.
ity. In Tie year 1929, the expenditures of the 90.
vernmen,, beside The syiueot towards the Nation
Al Deb, amounted 20 II 400 400 dollars. The
Diplomatic or Foreign Intereoarss Department.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-30
STEAM BOAT ACCIDENr

"'etO t0Tf, JIdrch 20
mercial Advertiser, to record another steam bo.,
disaster and ano her sacrifice Of human life The
boiler OF the steam boat Oliver E,Iswo,,b ,,h;at
plies between this city and Hartford, exploded
or rather. IN steam bast pbrs,eologye the collie.
Aue burs,-on Thursday evening. a. bais sa', =
O'Clock, seven miles from Saybrook. o, ,bs -.
sage 10 New York Mr.. Henry e. Por,e,f of
Hartford, who was ooe of the passengers w. "
called on u.s. and communicated the ioIlowing nae.
ticulars:-- PS>
Seven Of the passengers. and Tires RI g..
were seslded. One Of the latter named AoS.'sss
died IN le" hours aud was buried yesle,dsv' =,
Saybrook. 'y' 81
The Rev. Dr. Spring, Of this city, with NJ
o'eppe" LoeS"ood' one OF The elders Of his church
was on board, returning from Hartford ,.hi,sa'
they had been 10 attend the installation ~ d. IT,.
iber OF Dr. 8 over the bird Consrees,iocsI
in Hartford. We regret to state that NJ
most cs'iuable nan, is badly nay dsnss,o,'.,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-30

and ia contiRgent expenses, amounted to
lS5.OiS dollars; sum greater than the expenses
OF the Ceueral Assembly OF Virginia. 23S members
sitting months, and OF the Officers OF your
Stale Government, which put together are estima
ted at $lS3 900.
Contiogen, expenses, kind Of which the par
ttcH!GrS are not stated, in a rapid state of in
crease In 1925 the contingencies of the Military
and Indian Departments amounted to 93.375 dol
lars; and in the three first quarters o. 1896, The
like contingencies amounted l.. 15S, 002 dollars
| The Naval Contingencies foi 1925 amounted to
204, 2i9 dollars; the like con,ir g.n,i.s for the
three first quarters oil 1926 were $40 sS1 dollars
| The miscellaneous expenses OF the Civil Depar,
ment for 1925, were 73,l64 dollar-; and the like
expenses ioi The FIRST three quarters of the yesr
1926, were i0i .74i dollars. This increase of
| expenditures, OF which no particulars are specii-
ed, under an Administration not chosen by ma
jorlty of The people; an AdmnstI alton forced 10
| supper, itself by undue means, is oninous.
The Public Revenue Is rapidly declining, under
that unjus, and pernicious policy, which seeks TO
lay burthens on the inhabitants OF some parts Of
| the Country, for the emolument of those of other
parts. The actual receipts into the Treasury In
1926 amounted to $40 1858 dollars; but In 1885,
estimated by the three first quarters, they am unit
ed TO only 25, SS5 $50 dollars; and for the year
1927, they estimated by the Secretary of he
Treasury at onl, 2,l50 600 dollars ye our
population 10 increasing al tue rate OF SUU ,OUU
persons per annum. BY the same policy uur tor
esn commerce is greatly reduced In 1925 we
! imported Couon Goods TO the amount of ~ 800
SIG dollars, and Woo!len Goods 10 the amour, OF
IL 1872 ,204 dollars. la 1926 we mp ,rted Cotton
Goods to the amount of S,905,3i6 dollars, and
Wcolien Goods to, the amount OF AS, 493 dol
lars, being decrease IN value one year OF hose
wO kinds OF Goods TO the amount of 81 $50 97I
AT the same time our exports dec eased also In
1925 We exported 1884 gsheads OF robacco-
and IN 1875, we exporte ed onl, SO, $50 hog sheads
But The grea, pubic mischief lie, hat Mr.. Adams
was made President by the influence Of Mr. Claw.
,oithont being the choice OF The majority of the
people, aud against the pote of the greater
number. The remedies which recommend for our
political disorder are-l. A Congress under no
influence except that Of their Constituents A
President elected by the People. 1 believe thai
Andrew jackson Is The man most eel, 10 effec,
the necessary reforms. cannot profess, in times
like these, TO stand IN the midst between parties
contending for political power. 1t YOU are for
Adams, Clay, and existing abuses, 1 presume ,ha,
you Will vote against me- If you are FIR Jackson
| and Reform, shall hope that your vote will b.
In my iavor-and you may expect in return.
should be elected, every eXertion in nv pove,
IN favor OF the Rights, the Liberties and the Han
piBess of the People.
Respectfully your fellow citizen.
ALEX AMBER SMYTH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-30
From 'be Ne~ York Evening Post.

FROM the Ne" York Evening Post.
en- attempt has been made TO apolooizs f., ,s
loss OF the trade with the West Indies bv undsr.
rating The trade i,eIf-afirming that !, was NOT
w'T'h Keeping, and that il had tsea found onts
Improbable 10 those who were engaged in n,
10 say nothing Of the sbsurdity of the ss.e,tios
'Dat men viii continue engaged for any lcpaih Of
time IN business winch yields no te,pyns tb,
notion Of The small importance of the Yves, India
trade 's conirsdicted by fact. few ma,ebauts
may perhaps have embarked in il unsucc.ssh,Iiy,
ou' THIS circumstance affords no value One part
Oh our country at least suffers sevsreJv bv its loss
Inc commerce wiih the West Indies gave aeiiyi-
~ 10 The whole sea coss, Of Conneotieut. New
maven New London, and the towns along Con-
nect'cut riVer, experienced IFS advantages In a
particular manner II furnished field for The
enterprise OF the merchants Of Connecticut. mar.
Ne' iof us farmers, and employment for lie seq.
men The Herald printed at New Haven. spesl.
hB OF me late session Of Congress saws i" Among
me SUBJECTS which engaged their attention, there
wa no one IN which the citizens Of Connecticut.
ana particularly of New Haven, were so deepIy
Interested, a. 10 the question of The colonial trade
oeven-sShth@ of the foreign business. of hi, po,t
n"Vs, io' some years past, been transacted with
'ue "ftsh West Indis colonies J, was a ,,,.
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BOLIVAR

Our reauers may have remarked that we have
oeen slow 10 believe in the reports, which bav.
Deen atoat, that the ambition Of Bolivar extended
hey ond the elective Msgistracy of his Country
oone suspicious were indeed excited by the feature
OF the Contribution which he devised for the new
nePooiic OF Bolivia in Upper Peru, by which the
president Is to hold his office for life and nosn;
nate his successor. This looked yer, much Ike .
Monarchy under The name of a RepubIic We
were willing to believe, however, that there was
So'nelhlnS peculiar IN the character of that Peope
whifh justified the Liberaior in the belief thai al
'h's lme they were not prepared for form of Go,
vernment purely Republican.
hecent sdvices from Colombia, however. from
'he most respectable sources, give out that Boil
al uesehs' IL possible, 10 establish The same form
OF Government also 10 that Country and Peru: I'D
uhHe these Republics with Bolivia into Genera
Cohiederacy, and he himself made President We,
'he "hoie, Tor lite, with power to nominate his
successor tie intended, IL is said, 10 carry this
pan INTO effect immediately after his return fro,
feru, but he found the other members of the AL
m'hisHaion so opposed 10 il that he was prevailed
| upon 10 suspend his purpose, for time, and wait
fof the Grand Convention OF Colombia 70 eonsult
On sI.ioIm o! the present Constitution After
ths disorders produced by the insu ection of Paez
ne look upon himself the extraordinary powers al
.o"eu ny the Constitution, in cases of exipency:
w otLef words, assumed Dictatorship, in which
he acted without the control of Congress since
lhal 'ime' we learn, he has imposed restrictions
On Tue fress, forbddng any papers to be published
~p'ch shaii contain structures on bis proceeding 81
comment on such measure as this is hardly ne \
eessary' The Government, or The cause, which,
oreads the influence of the Press, fears the light
anu may be presumed 10 covet concealment for
ueeus, that, u known, would reflect no credit nm
those who coInmi, them.
we shall be glad to find these sueuries dis
appointed. We shall be glad 10 learn that The
restrictions upon the Press are temporary mereJg
a"u cared Tor by existing circumstances of ANARCHY
anu c'Vh wal Inter orma silent ieges, is a
dangerous % maxim for Republics, but even in
nepuonc we can conceive its application 10 be
Jus'ihabie, though hope never TO see so extreme
a case occur If we have mistaken the Signs
% me ines in regard 10 the views of the Ii
oe'Slor' we need not say, it will give US the
6'es'est pleasure TO reIact the suspicious which
we nave but very Iscently suffered to Invade our
"' ." 'e'pec' 10 'hem' Mt Int.
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LoUDoUN COUNTY,

At numerous meeting Of the citizens of Lou
doun county, held IN the courthouse, At I,eesburg,
on Monday, The 18th Of March. 1927, pur.uant 10
public notice, DR.. John II. McCabe 81 as called TO
the Chair, and John Jsnney was appointed Secre-
taTy. The following preamble and resolutions.
offered by Richard II. Henderson, Eco. were, al
ter full and free iii cussIoo, unsnuo sly sdopie ed
with The exception Of one vote IN opposition 70
The 7lh resolution.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-06-22
SPRING GOODS.

/nIE SUBSCRIBER now offers for sale a
- well selected assortment of Si.ASONABLE
DRY GOODS Of the latest style aud fashions,
which, together with low prices, will, he hopes,
be an indacemeni loI dealers TO call and exam
Inc the assortment
Among them are the following:
IA TO 81 Cambria aud Joconef AlusIms
Plain and 1g'd Null and Book Musins, extra
quality
swiss Nuslin plain aud extra fg'd
Common and superior print, new style
Plain and stripe Batste, Silk Barrage
SWISS Muslin Capes aud Collars
Elegant Gauze aud Silk iiIfs.
IIish Linens, Black Lutestriug, do Surcassian
Ladies Md and Hoskm's Gloves
Grntlemcns Hoskin', aud II Woodstock do
Ingram aud White Cotton Hosiery
Elegant PLAID SILKS, new style
me Versailles and Naenia Vestngs
Superior Blue aud fancy colored Cloths
iirown, bledched aud paid Coltons
With almost every other articles suited 10 the
season and demand, aud will, il is hoped, render
satisfaction to customers.
ABNEY VI. FACkLER,
Bank Square, Lynchburg.
May ts3q.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-06-22

fNIlE SUBSCRIBER has the pleasure Of an
! y nouneiug 10 his friends and the public gen.
orally thai he has hst received large supply Of
new publications. Among them are the follow
! me. viz,
The Prairie tale by the author Of the " Pic.
neors, the last OF the NIohlcans &c. &C in vols
| DE We're of the man Of Independence by
the author of 1rrmaine in vols.
| "reminiscences of Charles Butler, Esq in one
volume.
| Is this religion, or page from the book of
! the world by the author of May you hko II
! Faty Legends and traditions ofthe South OF
ireland.
Almacks, novel in Q volumes.
Memoirs of Mrs Siddons, interpreted with
anecdotes of authors and actors, by James Boa
den, Esq
The Speeches of Henry Clay, with hand
some portrait
Historical view of the Literature of the South
! of Europe translated from the original, by Tho
mas Roscoe, Esq.
America or . general survey of the Political
Situations of the several powers of the Western
| Ccntincrts hy the author Of Europe, Sc &c
Notes on Colombia, taken IN the years 1892
--3, with an Itinerary of the route from Caracas
to Bogota, by an officer OF the unlted States ar
| my.
| Elements of the Game of Chess OF u new me-
thod OF instruction IN that celebrated Game, Ton
Md on scientific principles, by William Lewis
| Esq
Ith vol Of Randopf's Reports
| The Book of Nature by John Mason Good, VI
D.-F X. 5 II S J..
Johnson on Morbid ocnsibility of the Stomach
and Bowels
| johnson ON the Liver.
| The Boo nf Fate &c &c.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-06-22
BORRINET LACE.

S,SrEW PUBIICAiIONS.---T subscriber
III has the pleasure of again informing the
public that he has received direct from Phiia-
delphia. large supply Of valuable New Books
among them are
Travels from India to England by the way of
Bussorah Bagdad, the Ruins OF Baby Ion, Cur
distan, the Court of Persia, the Western Shores
OF the Caspian sea, Astrakhan, Nshney, Nooo-
rad and 81. Petersburg, in the year, 1924 by
tie Hon. George kcppel. The public WIFI OBJ
serve dat this work treats on very interesting
subjects, aud the Magazines and Reviews have
united in giving this work the highest character.
The 3D. volume of Elements of Philosophy of
the human mind, with additions TO vol. LIST, by
Dueald Stewart
Ferguson's History of the Roman Republic,
complete, in one volume, London Edition.
Moore's Poetical Works, complete, in one
vol with beautiful portrait. this work is the
most superiority executed have ever seen.
Mills Hstory-of Chivalry, complete, in / vol.
This is certainly very superior work.
18th vol Raudolph's Virginia Reports, con-
tanning decisions OF cases up TO the present time.
This work is well executed and must prove va
luable TO the law profession
All for sale Oh moderate terms nj
ABRAM r. NORTH'S
June 70 Book and Stationary Store.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-06-22
May 3.


A%gEN bOOkS.-The subscribe,
IA the pleasure of informing The NH I'm
lac has just received, direct fioin Pbiladai,. "a
very large supply Of BOOKS and sTs1PI1 I'm
KY, which renders ms stock very r.. - a,
compiete--Among the last arrivals an. ahe
~ interesting aud valuable productions - >. 'e'
Alnaeks, Novel, IN 2 vols. Ibe -
have said SO much III praise OF this ao,a "s
would he supefluous To say any more.
Tales OF the OHara Family. in . ,ols
series. IL may well he questioned ,ybc,ba, wa '
story was ever written Of a more afleetina ~,
interesting character than the Nowlins 2, -
wo , winch having once been read, If ,,iI, al, any
be easy TO forget -'''
Tales ola VOYAGE to the Arctic Ocean
vols This perhaps is the most intere,,no -
amusing production that has been before ,,
pnblfc for some time.
Paul Jones, Romance by Allen Cnr,,,
ham, IN vos.-So much has ahead, bee,, =
praise of this work, before received il H.
need moi say any tliing more in favor OH
Honor O1lara, a Novel in vols. Nv A..
Maria Porter, Who is generally great la,or,.
writer With me- ''s
Family Legends and Traditions of the Soa..
Of Ireland, with fue plates. This Is eert,;,5'
the most magical work thai the public has III
the pleasure ofperusng for some time AT lt,s,
America, by the author OF Europe. 1be ~.
ter stands very high as literary uan, Lenccib.,
work must or ought, 10 be good one.
Speeches of Henry Clay, with very co,,s.,
portrait This work is executed in a yer, ma.
terry style, being printed on very superior M
per, which must Prove very interesting to-
E." Coalition party ADRIAN k. NORTH
Nav s.
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| and for Sale in \ irginia.

<RIE SUBSCRIBER has numerous tracts
y al l,aud for sale i'm the Western counties
afN Virginia To wit: In Greenhrler, Monroe, Ken
hawa Gaes. Logan Wood Monungalia, Pies
ton, Harrison. Lewis. Cabeil and Randolph
winch he proposcsto sell at public auction at
the places aud tines stated below:
5Oto0 Acrc, in Mason and Caheil--at Point
Pleasant, ON Tuesday the 9th day oiJune
900 Acres in kenhawa. Logan and Giles
at Charleston, on Monday the lth June.
600 Acres in Lewis on Monday the I'd OF
July, At Weston.
10000 Acres in liarrscn-at Clarksburg, on
Mondaythe 10th oiIuly.
10000 Acres in 6reenhrier and Monroe-ai
Lewishurg. on Monday the 25th June
zoe, 900 Acres il Ruudolph--on Monday, at Be
verify, 9Th day Of August
Sales to continue Il ON day 10 day until all are
sold. Being obliged to close several Estates this
season, those WHO may wish to make purchases
are respectfully invited 10 view the laHds and at
Icnd.the sales, Hhcn they may have chance Of
making valuable purchases, as the lands must be
solI-Iherc are some valuable bottoms on the
Rivers and Creeks, and large quantny ofgood
farming lands.
The lands will be sold to suit purchasers wish
ing to make large settlemcnts--ur those in small
CT settlements--or IN single tarms-and there
are many settled farms in each county.
A credit will be given of !, ., 3, and q years,
payable by annual nstaimenis, aud good titles
made to the lands.
The particulars ofquantity and quality ofeach
tract will be explained at the time of the sale
The subscriber will offer for sale, at public auc-
toii, $4,000 Acres of Land, lying in Kentucky,
at tic ft,ri Bank On the Ohio River in Hender.
son Grant nearly iuump the county Town of
liende' son--with about 10000 Acres in various
other counties inKentucky. The time and place
of sale will be made known previous 10 the sale
taking place. WIN PRENTlSS.
Point Pleasant, Mason city. June l~-e6w49
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-06-22
MILLER g. ROBERTS,

IGfAsE ON hand large a,d general assort-
- ment of Groceries aud sarinus other ani-
cles, amongst which arc TIE following.
Best Vest India brown and common sugar.
Loaf and New Orleans sugar,
Green coffee, old Java coffee,
Imperial aud ennposder lea,
Old Jamaiea aud Antigua Rum,
Old French firandy,
Old MADEIRA aud sicily NJ Hine..
Old aud new wb,skey,
Apple Brandy,
Newark cider. vinegar
Ialiow candles assorted sizes,
sperm candles,
Eauben-ware assorted,
Stone ware assorted,
salt petre, alum,
Indigo, madden, copperas,
Pepper, ginger, spice,
Cotton sheciine aud shifting,
Cotton yarns assorted numbers,
Iambiicks cnlicOes,
Mems lined aud bound and coarse shoes,
Women leather aud morocco SHOES,
sole leather best SOFT,
New herflngs, new shad,
Ger and blistered steel
) tons bar iron,
300 sacks salt
10000 lbs. well cured bacon,
All ofthe above goods we will sell low for
cash o. merchantable produce.
u Cash given for Bacon, Whiskey & Flour
May IL. ito
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/, ROPER,
erRGEoN# DENTIST

SURGEON DE- iloit
ssoRoM the city OF New York, respeeiiuliy'en
81 tlers his respects 10 the Ciiikens OF Lfnoh
l.nrs &. IFS VICINITY 4 takes this oppodnn',. "i "a
d,r,nine them. that he ha. commenced ne pen,,s
l,a.ines.. in all It's various b'anohes' " VI
Norriss Hotel. where he VIII continue shoi
tine lie deems II unnecessary 70 s'g u"e
,l,,g m favor of lbs superior method Of eicana
in, md ,caaiif,ing the teeth. rs well as ~ pei
t,,,,,,t,, al other Operations connected with Tho
nrotcssor a. nc holds himself IN readiness ie
-, n,.eticaI demonstrated OF his superior INC
=, d. He sets Artificial teeth, from one to 'ul
At. and eleans, plug, separates and eA'f'Si'
teeth aud roots of teeth with great case 10 'h'
patient. ., ,i.of,
houses. II requested.
4 number oil Certificates eau he seen al my
-, June 10
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-06-22

NEW NOVELETTE, subscriber has the
N pleasure ofinlorming the public, that he has
received direct from Philadelphia, in the very
short time OF days after It's being published.
the New American Novel called the Prairie. by
tue author OF the Spy, Pilot, &c, &c This is
equal II not superior to any of the author s
former productions Also Memoirs OF MrS sid.
dons, mterspersed with Anecdotes Of au;hu,s
aud actors by James Boaden Esq, Tins Is GER
tainly one OF the most interesting and liyel,
productions that's been offered 30 the public for
a long time. ABRAM Il. NORTH.
Nav -. tfS2
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ny VIM. q t..n ae,ss oftrusl.

N2cTiCr BY virtue ~ tsso deeds Of trust,
IL ekrcaied 10 the subscriber and William
Reselet, by Archibald Boiling. ir IN his life time,
sse bearing date on the 10Th Of March. 1922,
AID the ther the l2th day Of June, ls22, both
of nuich are offecurd ia tire clerks sfeo efthe
county euurt ur am1bell y made ior the put pose
ofsecurine 10 pelrrJ. Archer the payment OF
certain sums oi nontv, therein mentioned. viii
be- sid, 10 the highest bidder, ~ the late resi-
demo- Of the SAID ,rehibald Boiling, ON Wedncs-
day the th day u Jply. the following real and
personal estate, VIZ. One traet oflaud. lying on
Reedy Creek. adjoining the lands orr Christian,
x Watkins. the estate OF George ReYeley, dec.
l. Is Jonas and others. and containing 90 a.
cres more or less all The stock of horses cattle
sheep and hogs, one cart, one set blacksmith S
I tools, implements If husbandfy, all the house.
hold aud kitchen furniture ofthe said Boiling al
the date OF the deeds aforesaid. which latter con-
sst, ofseyerhl valuable beds aud steads. side
board, clock, tables, &C. The land is subject 10
Ms Bollinf's dover, which has been LAID OF "a
her There IL on this tract OF land . Grlst Mill
IN mnst excellent situation TO command Gus
tom, cleared land in good heart sufficient Il
work q OF hands TO advantage, and Quantity
Of good tobacco land in forest. II will on view
rng, better recommend iiself than can do.
Terms-'lhc laad viii be sold on II month,
credit, the purchaser giving bond with approved
security d lem upon the property To secu,
the payment The terms Of tile personal pro
petty made known on the day. The title is be
lietcd TO be good but such only Us is vested in
ne, by SAID deed, will he convey ed TO the purcha
ser. WV. c. MiALLIsIER,
May % cidsl2 Surviving Trustee
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ts7ri3 4 Robert Kyle

- rsrkcTfutIY iayite the = Hnhoa o.
tx - f,es,,ls AID Customers 10 thc follow
az sfaIcies reoeufty received
,.u pgxes Biz italisn aud 7inelie" LUZ
sitiu.s -
w do flaia and fed blk ''ras oe up
, Ease Gne Lawns and 81 IRISH shfe''"gs
! do Cal,cars OF tic latest ADD hahu''h''a'
style -. f., !
le~ pi,res Itch Danask Table Laeh 'f''" 3
70 ~ u,
| rasa fashionable Pareseis
10 vsfy tine BIZ - VIM ''''on ne,
~" May %
pres