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S51.S75 70

ms winch IS designated the contingent fund till
course ' '0'''S" ii'eI-
ne amount OF this fund expended in the last vears
an average of S55 6G5 year " 'lu'>'i's
The amount Of this fund expended in the g years Of
WI Monroe admnlsration $3.50 31G 73 making an
ne amount OF tins fund expended in the two years
past OF MI ASamsS administration, while oppropria
an average Of $27437 ST. for the two years = s III
annually than was expended by Mr. Madison by l1 3}3
10 less annually than the sum expended by Mr. Mon
Another view of this subject presents result. eoua11
triumphant IN favor OF this administration as does ever
view founded upon facts, and conjecture and sI,,n
- Take The appropriations Of 1S23-4 and = inclndinc
all Ministers Charges, Agents of Claims Secretaries
conn@ent expenses intercourse with Barbary Powers
ana reei OF SICK and Distressed scuncn and the ,r, ,r
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iHcso remarks wsrs made reply - NJ + :. rpok,,
;Pceck' Oi ns Printer speech, nave never ,f, ,.
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(amary called Old Nick is as fatal to the physical
as it sto the intellectual appetite. The tree Of know
ledge IS not the tree of eand if we gather tie fruit
of the former, lose ON relish for that of the latter
Reader, if you are inclined to inquetudef you live
IN an aiter-dlnner dread Of apoplexy-n three weeks
you will be as thin as Cassius without his hungry
look. But if you wish to enjoy the good things OF
this life, seek not to be wise, but above all things keen
OH IF the kHclen!
So with the Stage. The time was when we hung
with breathess interest on the mimic scene. But one
fatal night we went behind the scenes. We took Il
class of wine with Virgilus cracked Joke with Ap-
Plus Caudius, and made best bow to Virginia lust
after the old man had killed her in the market The
charm was broken-the golden chain of imagination
was severed--it has never been reunited
~ Y Cogyier
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A REFLECI'ION
On the close of the Year, occasioaed By hearing the Bells
at Midnight.

On the close of the Years occosoned By hearing the Bel
at Midnight,
Is this theme of mirth who can reloce
That time, important time, swiftly flies:
And scorn Reflections monitory voice,
The friendly power that woos 10 be wise
Forever, We departed months, adieu!
What heart that knows your value can be CAV,
What heart that asks reflections conscious view,
How many hours fled unimprov'd away?
Yet oft her warning voice, yet they past,
Cried, seize the precious minutes make them thine
An how wilt thou account for so much waste
Of treasures lent for purposes divne?
o! let my heart her needfl dictates hear :.
To her the solemn midnight hour give,
And ask while musng the inshd year,
How have spent the time and how live
How have spent the time 7 Reflection, say
She answers, wasted many precious hour,
In careless Incidence lost many day,
When Heaven demanded every active power
Why do live? Past errors to depore;
Low at the feet of Sovereign Grace to bow,
For strength divine enreat (while adore,)
To dedicate to Heaven the feetng now
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u kOUSE TO LET.-The house and store No g. West
High Street. now occupied by the advertiser, and by
A. H. Wilson, TO be rented, and possession given on tie
25th inst or sooner if required Apply J. Eilson or a
g. Fl Wilson 9th Dee 1923
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KEEP OUT OF THE KITCHEN.
Where ignorance is bliss,
IT'S folly to be wise.n

In our college days, once sroed into the kitcll-
en- of the great hall, being naturally curious to learn
how cooking was managed on a scale so extensive as
to meet the wants of some two hundred students. 1t
was quarter of an hour before breakfast, and an
enormous kettle filled with coffee, Gas it was denom-
nated) hung gloomily the fire. As its contents
boiled and dubbed, we observed and anon some
dark substance evidently too large to be grain Of
coffee, rising to the surface, and instantly ducking
down, as if its deeds evil What was it or
that very liquid in fifteen minutes to par
take we were to persuade palate that it was
bona de coffee, despite of all nsnuatons that was
made of poplar leaves and damaged rye. What could
that mysterious black substance be Was sturgeon,
or negro's head, or stick of wood, or stove pipe
The question of great personal interest
riosity took the alarm-om evil star had provided
cane--we plunged it into the boiling ocean before us
and raised to the fair light Of the laughing morn an
oh hat. Heavens what discoyery-even now we
tremble at the horrid recollection
In few minutes we were in the breakfast hall,'car
rving the hat on the canes point. There were our
classmates masticating with all their might, the tough
est bread in Chrstcndom, and pouring down their de-
voted threats cup after cup Of that Internal beverage
| took my place next to my friend Frank Stanley.
" Frank, what are you drinking y
"Coffee."
evil you take your oath of that
" What the deuce do you mean
g / have been IN the kltcheG-l have made terri
BILE discovery-put down that cup for mercy's sake p
(Here the whole table caught the alarm" speak
out, speak out" resounded on all sides)
Fellow Junors--you fondy imagine that you have
been drinking cofee-no snch thing-you have been
drinking HAr-soup-here's the hat itself (holding up
the still reeking and horrible mass, which had been
boiled into poygon) five minutes ago 6shed this
out of the coffee-kettle
That same junior class composed Of many
reckless dare-devils as ever congregated under
one roof-they cared nothing for thunder claps, OF
stages in the process of being capszed they had
set At defiance all the militia of - county but this
discovery too much for them every one APP
fala1, and they all left the room, muterng
ton. That night the cook was tarred and feathered
and rode rail, and the keeper of theJ hall was
burnt in efigy. never took another cup of college
coffee
The story has its moral. Curiosity, which kicked
Eve out of Eden, and sent DIR Faustus to old Nicholas
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A TLANTIC SOUVENIR, for IS29--Ths beautiful b,;,
IVA mas New-Years Present. aflordmg gratifying sno
men OF the state OF the and literature of this ronnt
for sale at he Bookstore and Circulating Library Of the III
tors, No lO5, Market street. ~ iu'
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CIRCULATING LIBRARY, No. lO5. \

A NIRCULATING LIBRARY No los, Market s.reet
~ A. y II WILSON have lately received, English Fash
onables Abroad, vs.. Marriage in High Life Manse
Yes & No Young RiHeman's Comrade Scottish Exies
Herbert Lacey VS. Frtation VS. Sketches of Perse
lrvngs Life of Columbus, VS.. new Interpretation
Of the Apocalyse of ST. john by the Rev. George Croh
Rev. =. b, White Catholicism. Walter Scot's Recio,
riscourses View of all Religions and Religious Cere
monies The Works of Anna Lgtitia Barbaud with Me
NOR by Lucy Akin, vs. Detracton Displayed by Amelia
ople Illustrations of Lying by do History of the Greet
REVOLUTION compiled from official documents of the Cree
Government and other authentic Sources by John L. Com
stock, M. d. '
JOB PRINTING DONE At THIS 0FFJCF
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a. WANTS. PANACEA.-The following is Translation of
letter, from the original Spanish, dated Esd of Sept
1928, forwarded 10 William Swain by J. G. A. williamson
Esq. American Consul
Satisfactory evidence of the responsibility of Mr. Rodri
CUES, has been laid before the editor of the National Gazette
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y EFERENCE TESTAMENTS, with Kew sheet of
ID u Questions, &c. &c-by Hervey Wilbur Seventh edi-
ton, with valuable Tables and Map For sale by A. & H.
Wilson, No. 1906, Market Streer
WE ARSH FOR SALE.-Two and half acres in Brandy
WE VINE marsh, good condition. for sale cheap Inquire
of Wilson, or John NJ Smith If not disposed of at pri-
vate sale before Saturday the 27h inst it will dav be
sold at Public Sale at the house of j. NJ Smith, Indian King
at O'Clock in the afternoon.
9Th Dec. 1928.
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TIE UslC-A great variety of Music for the Piano and
" a. Harp, for sale by A. & Fl. Wilson No lO5, Market
street, Where may also be had, the os prices School
of Stationery.
Subscriptions for the North America and American Quar-
terly, Reviews, received at the above place
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K EARkER'B PANACEA-Extract of letter from c.
NJ NEALE, Esq eA mayor of the city Of Alexandria D.
9. to John A. Parker, Philadepha
Sikh answer 10 your letter of the 49, inst. have
STATE that for the last fifteen years. have been afflicted with
congestion of the liver and such degree as 10 render
almost weary of existence, but that am now entirely reslo-
red to heat from having taken three bottles of your
cea which not only relieved the pain the liver but strength
ched IN the most surprising manner, my lungs, and gave
general tone TO the whole system, which before very
ueDni!a'ed state. CHR NEALE
Both August, 1928.
The above truly valuable medicine NAV be had at HAIR
Ian Drug and Chemical Store, 1876, Market-s, Whining
ION December 6, 1925
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A tHkisTMAS PRESENT" The Remember Me- a
- religious and literary MISCELLANY intended as Christ
mas and New Years Present, for sale by A. H. WILSON,
lo9, Market street. Also, extensive assortment
Socks for youth some in elegant bndng and suitable for
presents at the approaching festivities.
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y MPoRTANT DISCOVERY. 05-sWaLM'S rERm

I'M E;-PATENT.-Ths valuable anti-dvspnti
and Warm Medicine has been used for these seven ,o
past and its virtues universally acknowledged bv ali
have tried II, TO be far superior any other medicine ~
employed for most diseases children are subject TO- II sn
fectly safe, and child will refuse 10 take it, II el5
ias curing Dyseniery Summer Compliant, Collie or (bo,
Morbus, either IN grown persons children, and gives m
petite 10 almost all debIated persons Worms freoen
nest children, aggravae their other Diseases and ara n,
cle cause of most feress, 6o,cei c0pfoints and con
and nervous Diseases incident childhood which are ~
numerous and frequently fatal 1t is much to be regretted
that most yermlfugas in injurious and thosand
OF children are swept o. rendered feeble male ana
emaciaied through the first stage of liewhch leads on
pulmonary complaints, &c &c e..
worms beng especially art to infect persons of debaed
digestive organs and emaeated constitute much misch
often done by he ordinary medicines bcb GENERA.
consist OF the strongest plrgatives, nercuas bter
nafcotes, or spirits of urpentne Articles Of this kind NAV
destroy worms, but they debtate the somech and often
materially nlue the general health SwAlM's TERM1yrte
has the peculiar advantage of destroying and
from the bowels without the weakening consequences of e
stronger purgatiyes, Sc. ana has moreover decided
tendency 70 give ygour both the stomach and bowels and
organs oil overwhelmingly relieving the general system
from many troublesome complaints 1t by this means that
50 many grown persons have been relieved BIZ its use DIFF
eFent eomplams-supposng themselves to be in decline
&c &c. Sc.
This medicine wW rtiiere Ro,cei complaints 0, DUs,n
tfy, Bt0aS C0iIc, U0Dag sickness p0in or aoc1hp.
nc sfom0ch OF bo;ccts lass IF appetite either IN rh,cq
groom persons al fc'c hOurs; ami sedgaa fails cag
CULTS A.TD FEVER OR FEPER aGEE NJ
tdfy 0"ght, or etet 1cW be Wifhout it, after trial
Sold IN Wilmington, at NJ. JoEiNsoN'S Drng and 1ed.
caai Store No. So Muyket STREET east side third door
above the upper market. Nov /.
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EW PuBLlCATl0NS.-Just received by A. & II VIII
: SON, No l05, Market street, The d,nericon 1aar-
tsTy Heeeop No. s, for December IS2s-and Ackermans
QLondon) "Forget NE Not" Christmas and New Years
Present
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To HTHam Strain, Philadelphia.
SIR-The marvellous and beneficial effects of your PAM
cea in number Of instances in which it has been tried in
this city, and of which witness and admirer and the
necessity of supply without the risk Of aduteraton Of
some bottles for my own house and for perca friends
OF mine, induce take the liberty of addressing Won and
to uppcate to have the goodness me 6 bottles
directed TO the Consul resident at this capital wiz j.
williamson ESQ., Tor which will pay the said Consul or
such person you may direct, according 10 the nyoeeb
truss you will put it at the most equitable price have The
satisfaction to inform you that l an ocular witness of
SIXTEEN CURES OF the greatest Importance effected BY
your Panncea, of sYPH1LIT1c, CHRONIC. 1NvErrp ~
and ULcERous DIsEAsEs-also of LIVER COMPLAINTS so
common IN this country This and the just and rnered pra
ses when have bestowed upon the incidence have brought
into great estimation and without doubt il will deserve
more from day to day. for considerable number of
taking it with profit.
/ ha We the hnnnr To he Rrn
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T. MTGL. RoDRIGUES.

is to be greatly regretted that in consequence Of the
paraeled success of this medicine, many inert limitations
OF It are daily fosed the public and that remedy Of
such invaluable powers should thus be falsfed
~ The price being reduced to TWO DOLLARS ner
bottle places the power of all classes TO avail themselves
of its use. = .,
Qa- Sold in Wilmington only at M JOHNSON's (.agenD
DRUG AND MEDICINAL STORE, No. so, Market Street
December g.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-26
Aug -
NOTICE
WI w.
LRyfO. &c. FOY ST. y

LSJTD, &c. ron S.fI y.
NEeHE suhsefheT wi sell 20 the hisee.t bidder s Tuey
~ the JO day 81 t month, the Land n winch he f,.es
20 toe upper endoi Chesterfield county lyux Oh Ayposs
Itiyet, 80 ,he main road leading Richmond ,nd fetefhs
snd "hio "a miles oi Richmond and II Of Feiesurz Te
uat Contain 500 Of sud Of which go o. 500 IRE sy
gound' Of good qnainy 80 Of which are pond land lately
s5iamsd, add VI a. god qnlty auy tie Nger Que
h"i oi nc aet - s, 10 e9odr; portion winch tobacco
land OF The beet quliy. The llnd Is bounded by VD. r.
Johnson, Jobn W. Jones' and Edward h.4stson The
Improvements. eons'', Of Convenient comfortable dwena
hor,s, gsna'e i"o tobacco h0asss negro houses sabie.
cotton gfh ice house, &c.
immed',.sy after the sale Of tie land, n he cold Oh o.
credit VI irmofhs, ailthe crop Of corr hand fodr aud
oats the stock Of co.'s, hogs and s ep Tie hoeoh and
ktbcn iofn0ie pisnA'iou U,en5 IS sysy Disruption AMI
The 'uh'ehffs having determined 20 the vrst-rn
country will Ucst eeftaioiy cell outle day above
aud PERSONS uns TO pufCha'e lands THIS section f
need not appfeheud disappointment
She terms vii he 5000 down, and the balance IN Q "
years Boods with approved security deed Of trust
upon TIE lanJI will b. sized 20 the prrcase mon ey
ItlCs. WATKINS.
t<s"t' 1t.".tf;
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Il most val,lable Estote n, ST.

VIE subscriber, oiIer for ,al, .o, =, ,h .".
,ynv I've Hrs,na Il the Estate called Uumhea land
co. 'ro NILE, below New Kea eouhon.s the pr.per,y OF
500 .er, ", aud containing by
w.,I 49, "iSh SUI ACRES ,ir<s lt,s! Gaf land
10 The s.1"b Of corr, wheat eo,ios oat. aud
iand' 'la ''''' tn 'hs ,i'lsse OF p" Cune.r-
I'm, Estate situated at the heal Of fin. hold u,,;o
water for vessel. ,rn, aud pr.,cu,, =" H.
Juaieo' farmer, advantages. than any e.,a,. in
'1si lower country. ~ ~ "
aa land IS as be, been stated rate is well adapted
u.e; IN. h;S anu has been much improved by their
e n,o valuable ia the couny il i, Unusually h,yb a
u.,, enshy With ash; AMI from &C
~ The sale OF timber wood, as eacA the
Oh clearing and iseiaiunx might be efray.J W m,
al aJ a. sue mooa and TIMBER aud when rees,med would
I.ur estate, perfectly level aud OF Iu~zhaus,,0
,tIt n's estate are two fisheries: herring fishery Of
s ne annual prohn Of which have teen
so.a sSoo and .hsi fishery immediately oppo.rr TO th
and ia. nil settle s,' u 1s rendered very sas.se
70 nt viase oi Cumberland; nj,
arc an zee house The dwelling house i apon S.:v .sy,
and oun GUmandas avew OF The Hat land usr:h river,
o every variety taken upon IN their
soai 70 H. and produce shipped both for the SANE
n minute description is deemed unneee..ary a, Il ..
prer.i.e.. F-'' "'h"'s' we" 'ns
Having failed in effort to sell, The ,bov. ,s,,,,..
Ply, On the pien'',es wall be offered at Public
eaoet reserve, at the door of the F,rs .i ~ ,h
day Of ostahrr al ~ o'clock 2 Thursday sob
Tue costs OF sale, will he required in cash and the ...n,c m
% '"'' upon The property, will rsu,red the purchaser
James Lyons, IL.
IT,. Itos Fl, TerriH
400 , mems uueommopiy high and one body of
T es' very her from creeks and such point on III,
e literally mud land Of the richest quality, aud !. not
bro a. ordinary high tidi body OF Marsh, of similar
Tree Kps w by A Thomas, Carter Pas
si,'y hsa1y eruP OF From several
ne te certainty with which thesr land.
w ana cultivated, moderate exp,n, m, h.,
a. established Onth subject gentlemen d,,po.ei
n , p, are referred 10 Mr. Tbo, Carter
ea, e fPny free, and Maj Charles Hill and VIM Arms,
Eau, OF hing oueen-who have each r.ciaped M,r,he,
neavy growth Of wood, beth marsh high
10 bold navigation, AMI from the Increasing
'oi ms article, together with the fact thu. latte,
are va me habit OF carrying wool ON tn. neir
- fofk aud GeoIse;ewDi considerable prof, NAV be
Ssns i'' 'nis source JOHN ID. WATKINS.
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THE RHEES

over the BROAD ROCK COURSE, (Fal
Meeting, 1921 will commence as usual on
the LIST Tuesday in October, and continue 3 days
FUst Ddy--A Sweepstake for Colts and Fillies
three years old last Spring, two mile hea,s-en-
trace $500, half forfeit, subscribers.
John X. Wake enters his sorrel colt by Charles
VIM. wynn enters Jas W. Winiree's filley by
Charles.
nos FeDdiey enters his sorrel filIey out of his
Alfred mare by Charles.
John NJ Bolts enters his bay colt by Charles, of
a Bedford mare.
Second Dny--Prsprietors Purse, two mile heats,
S200-entrance $l5.
Third Ddy-Jockey Club Purse, 8 mile heats,
S5OO-entrance $50.
N. IL. The Treasurer wishes the Subscribers
10 be punctuai in paying their subscription on or
before the Jockey Club Race, as he is compelled
10 put 1t up. lSiiAM PUCKETT.
sept Sg--It
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NOIICE.

MfYTAVERN-iIoUSE LOT, and other IMPROVEMENT.
adjoining The Public Square aud go u 30 wards
o. me courthouse, (unisgoBs thorough r.ts With
sdun'on ~ 10 make among the n,ost and
convenient E'tabhuensv the KIND the coun Is So lar
comrleted rs to warrant the belief that II viii Is ia, a.
tenant "a all the nonh of Nov. nsst ' vs.
Ehe EstIi'hnieDt offered for rent Ga ooe or more
years. ~ - ~ - '"'''
Gentlemen OF experience in such business. would do we'll
auu ot"ly invited to examine the situation 81 It IS
quite certain better stand csnnct be ea.il, obtained
ht'vhs TO be uonece'sasy say hins fufher Of the
'ha a sheJ az unusually spacious, combining svefy
convenience. 10 hTst rate tenant, Put
" ~" Pf'ee. SAmL WILLIAMS,
a., :. Hdyfas coarihouss.
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LOYAL COMPANY.

a MEETING of the successors of the Loyal
Company is expected TO he held at Charlot,es-
vile on Monday, the Sd day of November next.
Matters of much interest demand the consideration
OF the company, and 1t is hoped there viii be a
general attendance of the Observation-Disclosures
vile has been designated for the place OF meeting,
as being supposed TO be central to as large mum
Der Of the members as any other place, and for
some other reasons OF general nature, as we'll as
particularly relating TO the business of the meet
ing, which it is not deemed necessary to specify.
Sept. %. 40-taN
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II The ENQUIRER Pahiished twice u week seotraily
snf 'imt, week during the OF tie
The sa.s heretofore, Five Dollars per annon
p'ysos IN advances Notes Of ehartse3 pecc-psynE banks
(ouiy) will be received payment The Editors vii, tnaran
tee the ssety OF sso'tns them by sl;ths pssss .as
tara being paid, by the writers.
No paper will be disc ,utinued (bui thsii,cra.u Of
fas I'd until III arrssrsses have bs.n paid up
whsver Will Snstan,ee the payment OF aina paps
shall h1vs tho tenth GRATIS. r-r
TERMS or ADVERTISING.
n One square, or LESS-rirst n,ef;io rs csn-.,eh
continuance, 80 cents.
mo Advertisement asersd until either been paid
Or or s'.a"st hy this nsuons
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PdiuG5Ic Real E'SiGte for ,S1J,-


virtue OF Deed of trust, bsar,ns date the 2dh Of Nav
i8t< and duly recorded ~ The clerks u,. of the ,nt
court ui Amherst, the aih OF January 1925 Whereby
o. Fendetonoi The sa,d ,cou,y tr
y" us'' '"t tue purposes therein mentioned One
parcel OF lab crntaning 7h3 the sam, mo,
tsss yns s"d heins IN the c0uay Anhrrs, on nIe
' b1ih sides OF the road from New Gssgown Lynch
h"S, aud adjoining the land, OF David 5. Garland ,u m.
sane lands which Thomas Adr'dge purchase ed Of John ,;.m
ana Johb warwick, aud which nv san,
hdi,dge aud Catherine his the SAID James s. p,
Ion; ny deed bearing date the 2h day Apr 1851 ~,
shaI on Aionday the 27d day 1T Oct next bs,,. tle fran,
door OF the franklin tGsl IN the Of yne hb,u.
20 gi the a1Fesa'd tract OF land to The highest h,dr At
fnniie auction, Tor The purposes Of said trust In. ,a,
81 u't auth"ii-es The sale to he Tor ready ,
tue cie"itos are willing 10 auth"fse on time ia,
eh 1e'hs satisfactorily secured, and paid sn.t
s""u'p' lhe Improvements Land A stn,v
"its u"tiiHg house, with two bt, lii.
"h o'her necessary cut houses house and frs, 4
o'eseets house, harm, Nc. &c The water Is ru, 10 anu in
we ue' tirt}j ths improvements COED condition, a.
'i'a''oI ''teF good st-tCr U Az, ADAPTED .
Som.n Oh hI rate tobacco wheat; c The ,u,i,on !.
heaqy and The neis:iborhcod desirable TIN, land
sh1u' n'i'e from New Gasg"s tle county town aht r
n's from The courthouse OF the county and abort %
iTom LynehbaTg p n SIcJif,i - ~
WA. SEHEKyIS,
Aug. 2G. lfasieo''