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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-28
VINEGAR IRON nONEY
MISCELLANY.


From TIA last number Of the American lourmh Of Ser
Notice ofHt Torko1 and 7ai'ltiah Faiisja Geor.
gia, M a tosrEp.
IN Southern excursion during the autumn
or lS21 visited n Table Mountain IN pendeton
south Carolina aud tire Tochoa and Iauah
Falls in labe,shap, Georgia. Those only who
have visited and contemplated tins interesting
section Of our country can justly appreciate the
beauty aud magniicencc, aud the wIldness
and Snblinty Of tie nntnrnl scenery around the
southern tei mmation OF The Blue Ridge.
II IS not nov IN my power 10 crafty the curl
osity otmy northern friends hy describing eve
rs thing that Delighted OF astonshed our ltlg
paItv al travellers. But 10 the adnrerof his
Crrnioi works, never YET in their native rich
ucss aud variety described by the gcographer,
sketcaed b. the artist, ol sung 10y the poet, per
NIT traveller 10 recommend an excursion along
tue western aud mountainous hntdcr Of Nnrih
aud South Carolina, aud Georgia. II you have
mag med southern scrHrrv - - tame aud uni
iolm, soaH disappointment. nae my own vii be
most gralIn ing a. complete. prIct sketch OF
the Two principle Fails is all that viii at TINS
time he attempted.
Iotkoa Fnll !, 81 80 mail crrnl. OF tho same
name, inst briorr B; ms into the InCaln, onc
huudrcd aud fifty INDIES ahase Augusta, The
perpendicular tall is on hundred and eighty slS
feet, measured by line It's surrounded by
no Wild crnery. The ri,ahl disturbed by no
iapids moves with gentle current, and drops
without watning into beautiful basiu below. ex-
pandiug into fine rain before II reaches the hot
tom and the breeze winch always plays
there, spreads tho, spray around. ard ofna-
ncnfs the falling water, the rocks, aud thu
shruhbcry. with taiubows. \ carriage road u
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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-28
AMONG: WHICH ARE
Valuable Lands for sale.

yuyHE lands Of the Estate of THOMAS
a JEFFERSON, dec lying in the coun
les Of Campbell aud Bedford, will be offered
on The premises, if not previously sold pri
vatey, on Monday the 22d of September
next.
Likewise, MONTICELLO, NTH" county Of
4hemarle, with the Lands oil the said estate
adjacent thereto, including the Shadwell
Mills will be offered on the premises, II not
previously sold privately, on Monday, the
both OF september next. The whole If this
property will be divided 10 suit purchasers.
The sale being made Tor the payment Of the
iestator's debts, the desire to sell is sincere.
4hc terms will be- accommodating, ana Ihr
prices anticipated low.-Alrs. Randolph Of
Monticelo, will join in The conveyance AND
will make the titles perfect.
III JEFFERSON RANDOLPH, EX'r.
OF riOS. JEFFERSON, dec d.
flsSI
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Fl he subscriber will sell privately his tract

II he subscriber will sell privately his tract
OF lard in Bedford county situated on the
VI. nth and Solth forks ofGoose Creek, aud on the
main road leading from Lynchbnrg 10 fmcas-
tie II miles west of Liberty aud adjoining
Capt Buford. II contains about loo acres Of
which Stn are nnceared, The par which is
uncleared, except a very small portion. IS excel
ent tobacco land. Of the cleared land, $50 a
cres are low grounds oftbe first quality, and the
remainder remarkably fine highland. Ibis is
one OF the best tracts of land in the upper coun-
try being we'll adapted to the cultivation OF TO-
bncco aud all kinds Of grain; ii lies temarkably
II aud is very free from stone if divided II
would make two very handsome tracts which
shall he done, if those who wish 10 purchase
wish H. Persons wishing 10 purchase may APP
ply % the subscriber residing in the neghbor-
mood Of New London. or 70 Capt Bnford, resi-
ding near the tract. WILLIAM IRVINE.
January 3. ts25
" The Editors Of tho Enquirer will insert
the above advertisement till forbid and forward
their bill 10 this office for payment
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POETRY.


f.on the Boston Statesman
Old MAIDS
I'D maias--od mtl,l,--l Aate old n1iis--ihans, fro.
quently, they say,
Tiny are proper people ns scr tho light of llavt
Tut erneity aNcr winch decidedly condemn
Aud which, ~ ihef eafls days, they ow IL INDUCED
by thea.
In youth they were the slernest bellies tina, Wake sou
tIe street,
And preor girls thantie. perhaps you'd try IN ,an 10
meet
And when they come to think Of thngs-it was indeed
tnn cruel
That score should die ofova them, and couple Ia
Butt4en, what makes livery strange ,cy sedon keep
alive
Then most nnnntura cruelty much alcr thifty-fi,n
They then hcrn ior eats aud dogs, aud sheep aud upo,
and birds,
To draina quorto johnson of all rs tender word,.
heard one, now, the other day" To tell the living
Truth '"e
must eonlss Twas not Thought 80 ualv in nv youth
But age al" pac the rosiest eteek and din te brightest
eye,
And, susan, YOU 1me ten years hence, will look as
old as
hH Susaa, don l,al,ovr itdcar for mn rot afraid
VIZ Viii yer l"1h "a old rs at ignorant aid mad
She meyer learnt Loves language, dear on. half 80 wei.
Ypn
Nor studied hts arithmetic to" multiply by tvnn
Old bachelors, old maids, aud all nse nuistDres
think,
Aud ousht 10 be prohibited the privilege ofink,
aaer AMI pen should be forbid and rNcrv Way lnleed
h Which they can gata Pfeses such ftsfile creed
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SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS
JUST kECtIN VIZ ~
DAVID * RIO. VILE,

I'm v ~ ~ 1--WE IA hfHfs
a part oil Their Spfing aud oummEi dssnri-
"a ment, which includes the following
w;
few pieces extra fine blue 4 black Cloths
Fine blue, black and fancy coioared do
Sup. hue blue aud black Cassimeres
Several pieces fancy cold do. sup.
Plain and cut silk Velvet Vesfing
English silk Kesiings, very sap.
Marsrlles and Fnrenline do.
Italian Luslrine Cravaiings
irish Linens, finest & strongest fabrics
lawns aud Linen Cambria hdkts.
Linen Camhries, some at which ufe veryihne
sup. blk. Italian I4usirings.
Plain and fiaa hlack Gro de Nan
White fg'd silk and SRGns
PLAIN and fg'd silks and Saiins
Watersd Silks, of the riches, STYLE
Blue. black pink aud green Forences
Wreaihs aud Artificial flowers
Italian Grapes aud Grape leisses Of every
shade
few cases caieoes, btautiful patterns and
permanent colours.
Baragc Scaris, most splendid article
Barage, silk, and Ganze ShawIs
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nv FLETCHER * TOE.EEs.
nER1sG.

,rnan, PAYABLE IN adyHncH no fni'
II For - ,e,ysd for less time than SIX mouths
scrptoh VIZ IN. H. discontinued fhat at the discretion
ofthe bh'''' will be inserted At so cents PEI
II AdveFtise,ef 81 time aud y Ia ceuts for eaef
oaare Tor sh. from a distance must be pad ini
eatinnanes, h.f Insertion, the payment assumed ps
sons Orders not exceeding two squares are IA
"a for sit dollars
y Al ,i Ie.se viii ii not be a,tonded to.
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IILU1BLE WORK.

TgVHE" POCKET FARMER or Gentle
n mans Guide, in the management OF
Horses, under various Diseases, with an ex.
planalion oi the symptoms attending tho dit
lerent disorders, and the shortest, pa nest.
and most humane methods OF curing them, di
rrrtlons tor Judging Of the horses age, and
useful Observail,rs on the breeding. raising
aud trelniug ri colts .-iiiuts n purchasers,
and general directions tor using horse on n
journey, with useful rules lor riding with safe
", gracrlnlness, &c. and directions 10 per
form the necessary surgical operations he
ceipt for gclding, on new and improved
plan, and l"r securing horses from the dam
gers arising from Bots, Trnncheons. &c. 10
which is added The Horses Sseiet0n, taken
from that OF the Academy of Sciences at Pa.
rs.
Thu above work hns been compiled and
written by iames Ware, Of Amherst county,
and good Judges no have seen il pronounce
i, supcrior 10 the works on Farriery now in
general use The above work just received
aud for sale by {, A. NlfhERS,
Aug. 1857
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NOTEGE.-As we are about to leave
- tins place, all persons indebted to us will
please come forward and make paympnt-and
should there be any demands against us, present
'h'n'as soon As possible and they viii he ischar-
yea on application. rs we ate anxious 10 close our
business ANDREWS & BROTHERS
July -. tss3
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growth.
Piouehmen TRAM noughmcn TO habits
of activity aud diligence 5 of great impnr
! tance. In some districts they ale proseiblhl
| for the slowness of their step. WHICH they teach
their horses, whereas those nminals II &C
customed 10 il, would move With as much ease.
10 themselves ina quick, rs in slow pace
Hence their plo~s seldom go above iva miles IN
an hour. and sometimes even less, whereas
1 where the soil is light aud sandy they might 90
, NJ the rate OF thee miles and an hiatt Farmers
are greater sufferers than they imagine. bs The
habliual Incidence ot iheir woi kmcu, Nhich ex-
tends from the plough to all their other cmplos
mcnls for IL makes u very important difference
in the expense 6flabor. Where the land. how
ever, Is sili, aud deep plonghing is necessary,
the operations ought not to be too much hu'ri-
ed. Code Of agriculture.
William Lee, Esq. who has recentM. arrived
in Leeds from France, has brought small
quantity of the seed OF the cow-cabhpge, which
| he had distributed among his acquaintance, IN
ordcrtnhase l1ir tfiaIlmade IL its adaptation
10 his climate. The introduction ofthis tree
| cabbage may be OF essential service to the com
nttfnitY. Ia Plymouth il has heen seen growing
IN the eataen OF Admiral BrooLing to the heighf
of cght feet, and in Ii, Vendee II attans an nj.
'itud. OF 6om ~ to f6pr even more feet. II
should he planted in 4 s,im aud sheltered stu.
alton sixty plants are sid TO afford sufficient
provendor for one COW A,r year and as Ihe
side shoots are only 10 b. nsea, it lasts iaur
years without fresh planting. London paper
VINEGAR FROM HONEY
ia pound Of horny he dissolved in three OF
-four quarts Of water, and exposed 10 tcmrcra
tnrc heiw cen the 1ntlt and SOih degrees of Fab.
rcnheits thermometer il will in n snort time be
com very agreeable acid liquor, which pos.
srsses an aromatic 1ayor, aud strength superior
TO that OF the best wine etneger made OF white
wine Domc'. Eneg.
Hees-E. Britton, leo. of Little Falls has
n"w more fban three hundred sVaimS of brcs
two hundred of them Young swarm', and all do
ing we'll II is doubles whether there Nle mn.
nv indi, duals who can produce the like mum.
Der
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iyncni)ur% Mills.

gEyHE subscriber has rented his mid stand, the
n Lynchburg Mills, and is now prepared
for the reception of WHEAT, for which he will
give the highest onshPr'ce .-..
He also wants l0o,oNo SLAVES, for -four
barrels. and y 900 HOOP POLES, TO he deliv-
cred AZ the Mli. HOWSON 5. WHITE.
June %. is'4
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Translated from he French for The Pnmo,ai
HemOrim

Translated from he French for The Pdmou,,,
HemOriaL
on THE CULTURE OF ROSE BUSHES
Roses are lncreaced by seed, buds, lagers o
shoots. and by CRAFTS on "lber rose bushes
The rose from the seed Comes slowly il di.
verslfes varieties.
The most usual method to multiply roses is b,
buds and LAYERS. trratmg succeeds better than
budding with the cholGcst roses.
Plant net rose bushes either during frosts or
great heat.
Dry earth caves more fragrance, aud higher
and stronger colours
Most ea'tn larger roses, less color, and slow.
er aud later growth,
The rose viii not flourish. in pots or boxes on
account Of it's numerous roots
The blooming of yellow roses NAV hr nntici.
rated, by pulling of the buds aud leavng but a
few.
Tue hundred lenved rose will not flourish in
the shade.
The whitr 'lonhle rose stiles the growth oil
those near it particularly the yellow rose.
Pruning agrees generally with every species
of ros except the yellow and the musk rose.
| II rose bushes are satered with ley made
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Acetate Of Morphine
SuTphate OF Morphine
Sulphate ofRhnioarb
SuIphate ofQuinlne, reG
French
Hydriodate OF Potash
iodine
Peprerihe
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" Won Traverse This forest YOU will sometime
see splendid ,itiaiinas insulated from The re.t Of
e vol ia the tori yaleys. sur ondsd bs ne
convenience. the eirganeies, and the demes'ic
refine ments Of social life.
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MBS virtue ola 1eru ptlrnsf, P&tCtIru To Ibs
ID subscriber bv Col. David Jones aud his
wife. bearing date the ,0lh day Of April, 1925,
end recorded in the clerks office of Camn
rel county, for purposes therein mentioned.
we shall proceed, ON Thursday the 3nd day
of Oct next, If fair, il not, the next fair day
thereafter, SUNDAYS excepted, ai the rp.j.
dence OF the said Jones to sell, 10 the highest
bidder, al public auction. for cash, the tract OF
and in the said deed mentioned, and on
which the said Homes reside. combining bS0
acres, more or less, or az much thereof as will
he sufficient 10 pay the debts nov due ard So
cured nv the said decd and cost attending
She same. Acting rs trustees we Tia I convey
only such title as is vested III us. This land
lies well, in the low end of tho county, IL
mites from the court house. u iroca Lynch-
burg. The buildings consist oil a good dwell.
ling house. kitchen, smote aud ice house, 6lc.
WiDh ali other convenient out house,. The
grCaler proportion of tins lind is now IN
woods and is good tobacco iand. and the erea-
ter proporion oi the remaining part is fresh
land. WE deem il unnPr-s AIRY 10 give n fur
Their de.rription of the land snpposing no
person will parchase without viewing the
land JNO. H0BSON. ! True.
WIN. ROBINSON. { tees.
Aro ( tdsS6
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trp (


Ehi vtrtu" ol i decree ot the court at T. juity.
m % Of Rockingham county, North Carolina.
made al Spridg term, 1923, on the petition of
the heirs al 1t" of William bearing dec [ shall
expose 10 public sale. on the premises onthc 10Th
Tfag Of September ueSt, valuable tract ofland,
lying in the county of Rockingham, on the
south side Of Dan River also, on both sides of
BPIe"'s Creek. containing by estimation. nut
Thousand and twenty five acrrs. The tract CON
tans considerable share of low grounds, 10th
on the river and creek; alsn a large and com
Portable dwelling house, aud all necessary oui
houses. Persons wishing to purchase lands in
this SGclion ofrounIty would do well to see this
tract, as hut few Of equal value are thrown into
market.
The purchaser viii he required to give bonds
nth unquesuonabe security ,or the porchase
money, pay able IN one, two and three years.
IoscSSlen will he given at the end Of the year
otali the premises bnt the purchaser can take
Possession OF anv pant this fall. for the purpose
~ sewing smaf. GRAIN. A tile to The same will
Nv made under The decree of the court. No doubt
eS''S rs TO the title AS tie sale is only made Tor
We purpose % Distribution.
JAMES r. MORElIEAD. c. NJ. F..
N"nfN ofth Mug. Is. ths2
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NAV IL

MUST RECEIVED, by Thomas J. Duval,
% supply Of L,nseed Oil, Spts. Turpentne
White Lend, superior Salad Oil, Maccaba
snuff loose and in bottles, and number of u
Their articles in his Ime. which he will sell at the
lowest cash prices. May
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NEW ACCOMMODATIONS.

I48
SrSts& -SSyJ> otesviIle, Fii GINA. This
.---'- line running through the
counties Of Amherst, Nelson ard Albemarle.
viii IN future, edyeCharlottesyille, on Mon
laws and Fridays at 8 A. NJ. and arrive at
Lynchburg on tuesdays aod Saturdays by Q,
z. NJ. Leave Lynchburg Mondays nj D A. NJ.
and Fridays at loA. NJ. aud arrive at Char
oites, lille on Saturdays aud Tuesdays, by half
,her3P Nj This line is arranged with the
Northern and Southern line at CharloitesvlIlc
and with the Western line AT LyncAbmg. which
ntersects the Valley llne at Salem this is the
nearest an cheapest route from Washington
CITY to Lynchburg. The proprietor has pro-
cured comfortable coaches, strong, active nor
SIS, careful drivers, and wall spare no pains TO
please. Ga this route there is no night travel
ing,
Fare from Lynchburg 10 Washington by this
route is only Sl1 81
From I.ynchburg to Charlottesville, IS 80
THE PROPRIETOR.
April 3. ts5l
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Just Received by
THOMAS J. DUNAL,

IExtrac, Of NIX Vomica
Extractor Bellalona
Extract of iiyoscia mus
Extract OF Cicuta
Extract OF Elcterium
Extract of Colocynth
IExtract OF Geniian
| Extract of Jalap
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John. William & Caswell Poe
ENAVE ON hand. general and extensive as
N n s1rtmen Of Gather, Spanish Hides,
Tanners Oil, Tanners Tools, &c. &c. Also,
large assortment prime Groceries. All OF
which wIll be sod unusually low for cash, or bar
tered for country produce.
MAY Is ts63
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WILL BE SOLD.

a r prime cost, without reserve ere Gen r'a'
"A valuable os has sf n ss,[ Ssso offered IN
sac" =" on the same terms, al New York
'hs pU;,adelnhis auction prices. We will sell
a a"u article, by wholesale or retail at prime cost
s we are determined 10 close all our D"'nfss ny
VI, ofDeccembe Our reason for SO dong IS.
we ,os;dent partner of this place IS de'ermheo
o"' 80 IN Phiadelpha and we positively
,,adqe ourselves to discontinue this hrancs, IL
!. useless for MS to say the amount OF our a''e ,
y. L,nd Persons who wish TO purchase any
Wv ~. you'd ITO wen to call, rs our stock cor
a NV ot nearly every description OF GOODS +,
r,auy not to be had at any other house !" town
AMONG WHICH ARE
Dtv Goods, Hardware, Groceries. Ear'hern and
sisss Ware. Shoes, Hats, Books, Clothing. Look
ANDREWS 81 BROTHERS
r Our resident partner in this place VIII
,,,anoSe of all his Furniture at prime cost.
"''P0'' &B
fc9O
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ramthe ashes Of burnt rise bushes The salts con.
taued in twill sou,le,fully contribute 10 then
growth.
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aDgLMEa1.-A Spc,'dc remedy, safe
IL mt aud efficient 10 cure and prevent
consumption, but nothing else, just received by
THOMA5J DUNAL.
MnN
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-05-27
Valuable Medicines.
H.dNH'S .a.NTIBILIOUS PILLS.


The operation Of these Pills is perfectly mild 80
that they may be used with safety by persons in
every situation, and of every age.
They are exceently adapted to carry OIL super
huous bile, and prevent its morbid secre'ions--to
restore and amend the appette-to procure tree
perspiration, and thereby prevent colds which Of
ten have fatal consequences, dose never fails to
remove "A cold, if taken on its first appearance.
They are celebrated for removing habitual cos
tiveness sickness at the stomach, and severe head
ache, and ought to be taken by all persons on
change Of climate
A dose otthese pills, taken once every two weeks,
during the prevalence of our bilious fevers, will
prove an invaluable preventive and in the earlier
stages of those Diseases their use will very geaer-
ally succeed in restoring health, and frequently in
cases esteemed desperate, and beyond the power OF
common remedies.
They are found remarkably efficacious in pre-.
venting and curing disorders attendant on long voy-
ages, aud should be procured, and carefully pre-
served for use by every seaman.
IIamilton's Worm Destroying Lozenges
Which have within sixteen years past cured an
immense number of persons of both sexes, OF every
age, and in every situation, Of various dangerous
complaints arising from WORMS, and from obstruc.
tons or founess in the stomach OF bowels.
A dose of this medicine given occasionally during
the warm season, will efectualy prevent the ''vo-
hitting and purglng Of Children" dreadful disor-
der. Which annually destroys thousands Of the in
FAINT part of our citizens. 1t is likewise the mildest
and most certain remedy known, and has restored
to health and strength great number when in an
advanced stage of this fatal complaint. Particular
and plain instructions given for every part OF The
necessary treatment in such cases.
Children generally take this medicine with eager
ness, it having pleasingappearance and an agree
able taste.
HAMI.TON'S GRAND RESTORATIVE.
|. recommended as an invaluable medicine, for the
speedy relief and permanent cure OF
Nervous Disorders, Violent Cramps in the
Consumptions. stomach 4 back
Towness of Spirits, Indigestion,
Loss of Appetite, Melancholy,
Impurity OF the blood, Gout in the Stomach,
Hysterical Affections Pains in the Limbs,
Inward Weakne IS Debility, Reaxations, &c. SC
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Bishop Davenport,

With the assistance of accomplished female teachers The
course o. instruction pursued this Seminary comprises
all the useful and of the ornamental branches of
Female education Terms of B,atd. Washing and Tuition
in any of the branches $50 per quarter payable
in advance.
EXTRA CHARGES.-Fnr Music including the use Of
Piano, S12 for the French and Spanish laugh, by
perenced French master, &c. Drawing, Painting, and Em
brodery Sc per quarter. The discipline of the school is
mild, parental, and christian. Particular attention ia
paid not only the Of the young Ladies, but to
their moral and religious instruction.
There will be OF lessons in vocal Music given
in year, by person highly competent and a valuable
Library for the use of the young Ladies. To those who
remain in the Seminary year more, there will be
charges for books, stationary vocal music. No
| vacation except during the month of August.
INSTRUMENTATION.
The subscribers take pleasure in recommending the
above school to the patronage Of the public Mr. DayeD
has had experience, and much experience the bus
OF educaton having been engaged in since he
II OF age For three years and he has conduct
ed ourshng school in this place. and has fully justified
the high testimonials and recommendations which he
brought with him. At his request the subscribers have
engaged act Visiting Committee to examine quar-.
tery the state and management of the Institut and we
confidently expect the school will if not increase
| its former reputation. f. w. GILBERT,
Pastor of the ed Presbyterian Church in Wilmington.
WILLARD HALL, WIN. slIERER
l have not the pleasure of personal acquaintance
with Mr. ID but from the above satisfactory testimonal
and at his request shall be happy act with the gentle.
men as Visiting Committee. PIERCE Connolly.
Minister of Trinity Chul CHI Will.
| March %. 1925