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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-04-30

feet were "swift 10 take life" His waist
was bound refund with living snakes,
denoting bis subtiIity; bis face red and
blosied; bis eyes fiery; bis hair ssih
with blood; and 10 his hand he held
cup Of poison, with which he destroyed
the nations Of the earth | perceived
that he was continually Offering his poi
son TO every one, telling them 1T was
an excellent stimulus for the stomach,
and a good medirine 10 all diseases' l
saw several people tasting of his poison,
and as soon as they lad drank the IN
toxicating drsught they were inclined
10 follow the monster; aud the more
they drank Of bis cup, the more they
resembled him in his locks and actions;
and they were continually striving to Sc
ducs others by saying, Come let US
take social glass together" In this
| way tines soon enlisted a large srny that
| followed the monster down 10 everlsst
ing misery, unless "snstcbed Ike a
| brand from the burning" After view
ing the miserable group as they passed
aIsng, turned my eyes to another
quarter, where ! saw a multitude 81
! peorle wringing their hands, and max
| in : bitter lamentations. ] asked them
the cause of their g,ief The first that
ensw .r,,, was n poor old nan who said.
Il once had a kind wife and obedient
son; but now they are both goae after
| the ievour'ng monster, and am isft
without any one 10 eomferi ne in my
old age " "My father has been dragged
down TO the ersven Il third had lost a
mother. a sister, and brothers The
last one | questioned was al anniable
but disGoDsolate Young widow, who sail
'J onrs had kind husband, but now
he has gone frcta me, and given himself
up to the monster. aHd MN left here
with large family OF small children.
without kind father IL feed them when
they cry Their cries would melt a
heart If adsmapt" The sight was too
much for phiianthropist TO behold; so
| tuned away from il
Ny guide. Mr.. Sobristy, then address
ed me ihus:"f Young man, showed you
a monster hose name is intemperanee.
! You have seen tue effects OF his alluribg
cup sn mankind, therefore ! warn you
to be GA your guard Listen not to his
entic,ng words; touch not, handle not
the Intoxicating draught Many have
tiled fn defend themselves against his
attack with a spear called p' udencs but
nearly all baye been overcome by him,
The weapon is good, bnt there are very
few who can lid it. But here IS a
sword called abs inence, that I now give
YOU, and as long es YOU hold fast 10 this
sword, you will be able To keep this de
| mon at distance; but az soon as you
let tbs sword fall from your hand, you
| are in danger Therefore beware. and
hold fast - Woshington Coaa'y Post
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-04-30

Remedies For sea sickness: Stay on
Shore.
For drunkenness: Drink cold water.
and repeat the prescription until yen
Obtain relief.
For the govt: BOARD with the printer.
To keep out of jail: Get out and keep
out Of debt.
To please every body: Mind your
own business.
To ally hunger: Scrutinize the cooks.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-04-30
COLONIES. DAVgEsS.

Colonel Daviess, who fell in the bat
| tie of the Wabash, was a man of high
character. a native Of Kentucky. He
was a lawyer whose character was ting
cd with those eccentrici',es that indicat.
ed future genius There wes dhhcU,t
Question to decide before the Couti Of
Kentucky, involving an important Cnes-
The ease embraced long concstena.
ton Of facts, and sundry technical nice
ties When the case was called. Ken.
tncky hunter with rnusket ard bird bag,
loaded with provisions, all equipped
complete. entered the bali and took his
seat amnug the lawyers There was a
G in on the laces OF the bar, court, Jury
and spectators. He, all UNCONSCIOUS,
took out his provisions and began TO
eat, with the most perfect composure
The lawyer, on the side Of the plaintiff
rose, and made long Argument And
whs answers for the defendant inquired
the court do. replied the hanter, and
rising, broke forth into torrent Of eln
quence that astonsbed the court and
jury Away went the plaintiff, law and
evidence; and 50 complete was The dis
comfture, that the opposite counsel
made most piteous reply.
The jury found a verdict for the de-
fendan, without retiring from heir seats;
when the court adjourned and invited
the stranger to their lodgings No, |
thouI- 49,, ~nnflo,ror. rad ,,nloes 49,,
will take cold cut with me must be
gone"-So saying, he shouldered his
musket and With great sang I, ojd depar.
ted. Such a man was Colonel Daviess.
An old bachelor recommends, in the
y York Daily Advertiser, The use of
piece OF soapstone, about the size of
two bricks, to be thoroughly heated,
ard placed in the bed, which it will
completely warm and retain much of the
hsat until morning lie calls the affair
"a complete bed fellow" Poor mani!
Benefits Of advertising - Some time
lastws a young man brought in a no
tice, stating that he had lost wallet
With a considerable amount of noney,
This morning, the identical wallet was
lett with US, by another young man,
whose honesty we spent bali an hour in
admiriug Mr.. Draper can have the
wallet by calling at our counting room
Boston Statesman.
Ia England woman has been com
mitted to take her trial for polygamy
She is said to have cour,ed and married
six husbands.
.Adveriising. Perhaps the best mo
bey ever paid by people in business OF
any sort, is that which is paid for Ad.
refreshments.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-04-30
THE DEMON or pEsrnuCrIoN.

As was travelling through the will.
derness of tbs world, | fell 10 company
with a sage locking man whose name
was sobristy. After we had travelled
together for while, he lee me to the
top Of hiiI called DlscoUtentmsnt,
where he showed ma several rsri,ies of
the place, add then told me 10 look a
round me on eveTy side. did so, and
beheld a multitude nf people Of every
age, sex, and complexion. ] saw
huge monster, in hunan shape. making
great havoc among the people. His
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-04-30
IRON.

osF RECEIVED, general assortment o
- Iens5aSsT'S Celebrated IRON. | also expect
lew days .Sffhar q .Ii'aer's and Btaekfs'd
hSn, SAID to De equal, il no, superior, to apl
me United States for wagon tire. Engls
polished Wagon Boxes, Crowle, aad Blister,
steel OF superior quality, for sale by
C. HoGMIRE.
Martinsburg, Jan. %, 1929.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-04-30
BAR-IRON.

FESHE subscribers have just received
u and intend keeping, general assortment at
NC Pherson q BrIen's Bar Iron
OF superior quality, which will be sold cheap
for cash
JAMES & WILLIAM ". RIDDLE.
Mart'nsburg, Feb 10, 1929
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-04-30

PlRGLfLi- Berkeley county caUrf, 10 of
APRIL TER1, 1874
Robert p. Bry9r'y PFtf1
AGAIEsT ~,
George Keller and Benjamin :" '"3"'''sl
swingIe, Drm.J
The defendant, George Keller, not haviT
entered his appe arance, and gwen securilya
corting to the act Of assembly and the rua
Of this court, and it appearing to the satisfx
ton of The courl that the defendant is not an ..
habtaht Of this Commonwealh; = IL is ardra
that he do appear here on the 81 Nor day a
juno next, and answer The bill of the con
plainsns, and that copy Of this order be Fa
lshed in the Martinsburg Gazette for w
months successiveN, ard posted at the dm
of the Court House Of this county.
A cooy--Feste.
JOHN STROLLER, c. &c.
knyil l6-2r
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-04-30

NKARSHAL'S SALE - Pursuant to decfA
4Vk order of the Superior Court OF Chars
~. holden a. Winchester, pronounced the IN
day of December, 1923, in the suit dependtg
in the SAID Court. Henry Bedinger, pisuf.
against Stephen w. Formsn, defendant. ssa
sell on Tuesday the i2th day of Nav next y
Public Auction, to the highest bidder, at y
Lack Mills in the County of Berkeley, se0V|
FIVE miles from Msrtinsburg. near the ie1
leading from thence to Williamsport. AsFl
land. one Undivided third part OF said id1
and Mills and appurtenances. containing ao'a
2Ne acres Also. the one undivided third p'N
ofIhe Farm, commonly known by Hoses tfa'1
and the appYrtenances 1bereunto beioDgF,
containing about l54 acres. il being the interA
OF the defendant Stephen w Forman IN ooa
said tracts. The first mentioned tract ns
xgssxa thereon a good Merchant M,
hs.sfE DWELLING HOUSE KITCHEN,
ssssmsN large Barn, all built OF stone; As'1
A"-@sA'"4&-sa Miller's House and sandry ou' pew
SEES built Of weed. 1he latter tract has on
some old buildings and the largest iImes'e1
spring IN the Couaty. Terms OF sale, inc purl
chase money 10 be paid in one, two and 'oI''|
years from the day OF sale, in equal lns'a'meH
The purchaser TO give bond and security Sau
deed or deeds OF trust on the premises, 70
cure the purchase money. Sale vii commep
about IL O'clock,
EATH'L SEWERS, d. VI. Tor
G. w. SEWERS, M. W. Z
April 2, 1929.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-04-30

Las If Debt oae citizen Off York
having sued another citizen of the same
state for an old debt, and brought the
action before the Court ct Kings Bench.
in Ccnada, the defendant pleaded hat
be had taken the benefit OF the N Yo,k
insclvent laws. TIE Judge decided thai
the plea was good, on the principle. thai
discharge (, ON debt in the country
where that debt was contracted is a dis
charge every where."-lN 4 Courier.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-02
ALMANACKS FOR 1920.

JAMES WINSTON,
CO.u.NLSSIO.N .NERCELf.N'T,
HAS BAND AND OFFERS FOR SALE,
$4,000 Lbs. of best Smithfed bacon
400 barrels n. c. ond Potomac nett hcrrings
100 do. cider vinegar
80 do mountain family -four
9 do. refined sugar
5000 lbs. best slaughtered soal eihar averaging
90 lbs.
dozen heavy russett upper leather
COCO lbs. cotton balling rope
10000 Hacks superior scgars
5000 common do
- dozen sives. different sizes
"a kegs Smithield lard
10 do mountain butter
dozen American castor oil
10000 SD heart shingles
$4,000 feet good flooring plank
Glue in barrels, starch
Wrapping and printing paper
Manufactured tobacco, leading lines
Seine twine, clover seed
Alexandria crackers,
and daUy erpeci,
500 gallons lnsecd oil. l3--nor III
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-02

EUSr l.ibshcd by Peter Cottom and for sat nj his
a. Law and Miscellaneous Bookstores, '"DONALD
ADAIRs, novel by young lady of Virginia.
It's better b. iowlr born : 49, :
Mud range with hunbin livcrs in ccn,en.,
Than TO tie peEkcd up in entering grief
And wear golden sorrow. ! 2 S,,xsrxAMi.
In two volumes, price 81 so. boards.
Eri,tct from, TIE P,sjaee.--Apatrck Horny, the
pride of genius ana the glory of Virginia, though
bright IN history aud green in the memory Of his
couutry;ncn. has mover been the theme of novelist.
Sacred TO truth, to virtue and genius, he ormedonc of
dcucc. Unadorrcd by the gdcd trappin,rs of fashion,
able folly, unbiased by the studied philosophy Of
schools his gcnius burst upon his country in all the
splendid originality of nature. Many figured ;uore
eoaspicao,sy upon the FIELD Of battle, Gut pos
sessed aluore holy regarffor liberty or ninre sa-
cred love for his Country. His voice first aroused
Virginia from the s!unber Of savery and oppression
and taught hex 10 exclain, l.ibcytyor ID ,ath.' I"
dc g. t-tt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-02

~ 800 q f]OOsNy7I1E Is71JNI7JNtf. q 49, \
-vNXHE Subscriber would inform thu ladies OF Rich
mond, chat he intends stopping in the city for u
short time. audotiers his services teacher of Poonah
Tor Theorcm) Painting. The high state of perfection
towIch the art has lately been carried, the and
facility with which It is acquired compared with the
usual MOODY renders it desirable object for every
meutn part of education. ,s' ft
q Only thirty six hours necessary to acquire n
knowledge of the art. He has taken a ut Miss
Turner'S boarding ho,se, Main where spcci-
mons may be seen, and terms made known. Married
ladies OF others have private lessons at their
dwellings if they choose.
& - Reference to Rcv. VIM. j. Armstrong, Rev. Ste
phen Taylor and Rev. A. Converse.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-02

Far8itirc, pcnctinR Blinds and Pianocs.
VHiilE Subscriber keeps constantly On hand Il r91o.
IA raj assortment oil Cabinet Furniture, rnanulac-
tured By the most select jourDeymon and Of tho bos
materials, vlz sdc5oards, bureaus, secretaries book
cases, clinn-presses, double and single whriro.rs.
carved and plain screw and patent joint bcdstoads
straight legd and pillar and claw dining tea and
card tables, low post and canopy top cribs plain and
figured cloth sofas cured hair and moss nattras,rs
hair and moss stuffed easy chairs, 2 new pianoes wit
an assortment Of Venetian blinds of vnrioug siZos
Any article in tho above line win be made Mt the
shortest notice, the rnrst reduced price, and in tc
most fashionable and workmlnliko manner.
Tho subscribers special attention TO the Undorist-
ing shall be given Mt the shortest notice. and at the
most reduced prices lie also keeps for hire neat
funeral hc1rsc, with good driver md gentle horses
GORGE IENDREE,
OPPOSITE % tho Merchants Coffee House,
NOV Fl Main Street.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-02
Almanac for 1899.

q USf pu5lshedby PETER COTTON, his Yirgi-
- ma and North Carolina Almanac for the wear
1879, containing, besides the Astronomical Calcutta
tons Courts &C. &c. variety of curious useful and
entertaining mattersthc Astronomical part calcula.
ted by Joseph Cave of Orange county, Va. and for
sale b. the grocc, dozen or single
In Press and shortly will be published. New No
vel, by Young Iady Of Virginia, entitled 'Donaitl
Adair, two volumes.
! Its
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-02

VIRGINIA: A. rules, holden in the clerks oi-e of the
superior court Of chamcery Cor the Richmond district,
the I'd day Of Ju,-, 1929 James C. An,cry pit, ,,
John Marshall, Daniel Call ard George Fisher xors Of
The Rev. john Buchanan dec. Hill Carter, Susan Garter,
Mary Carter and Elizabeth Carter, infant Children Of
Charles Carter the younger, dec Robert Randolph and
Elizabeth his wife, formerly Berkeley, Walker Taylor AMI
Elizabeth w. c. Lis wife, formerly Ecrkiey, Edmund
Bcrkley, Ann &. PeAiey, Robert G. Berkeley. PaIke +.
Beikley, heirs OF Catharine S. ekey formerly Garter;
Mary w. Brax;on, Anm H. Lee, Bernard NJ. Carer,
Williams Carter, WIN. Fzhu,h Garter, Hill Carter,
Thomas Carer, Wm. +. Wickham and Ann his WIFE
formerly Cartcr, onl Edmund Wickhan aud Lucy hi.
wife, formerly Caio. Nathaniel Burw ell aud Lucy his
wife, John H. Carter Charles Shirley Garter, BIacn Du.
aney and Mary W. Ills wife, late Carter heirs u EiwarG
Carter, Charles Carer JOSEPH C. Cabel aud May his
wife heirs of George Garter, Nancy Norve Tho widow
and Josephine Noryr Mauha Norveii Mary NoIve ANA
Thomas Nnrve1, infant children and heirs OF Thomas
NoTveil, deceased, and Polly Smith. DIS
The defendants Ann H. Lee aud Bernafd NJ Carter M,
having entered thcir Appearance asd given security ac
coding to the act ni assembly and the rules this court
and II appearing ny satisfactory evidence, that they are
NOT inhabitants Of hs country; Is ordered said
defendants do appear crc tie FIRST day of The term
ana answer the bill Of the plant n and that copy this
order be forthwith inserted in ncwsparcr published
IN the city of Richrnd, for eSsiveiy end
posted at the trout donr ofe capitol, said city.
% copy. TeSir, WI. q. PESnLEToH, 4. e.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-02
Bull DING LOTS FOR S4LE.

rIVHtT very desirable lot in the rear of the Pres.
terrain church now building, being 1870 feet front
ON street which separates il from the land occupied
by Manson 81 Bibber and averaging 100 feet deep.
beautiful site is probably not to be had in the
City. ls <stttNst
Also three lots Governor street, above street,
which daily becoming moro valuable, being IN n
central situatioa, street mprcvng fas. any
in Richmond They wonld be exchanged for land
west Of the Capitol. ID. !. BURR.
d. doc. l1-s,n " l,v. -.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-02

~ List IF Embellishments.
|. Prescription Plate.
.. fhe Sisters; engraved by Dura1g, from the orr
gina! Picture. by Inrnan.
,. little Page; drawn and engraved by Duranr.
4. Love Asleep engraved by Ellis from drawing
by Newton.
"a. Tno Grove engraved by Ellis lrora drawing by
g. The Power OF Love; engi av-!, by Duranr, from
beautiful antique painting, in the possession
of Mr.. Paff of New York.
7. Chapcou dc Paillic; engraved By HUMPHREYS,
from the original picture, by Rubens, at Wind
scr Custlc.
o. iiesita;ion; cngrnyedIy Kcarncy ftoma drawing
hy Farrier.
0. The Lady of Ruthycn engraved NY J.ongacrc.
from picture in l,posse55;on ofDr. Chapman
10. The Unwccomed Guest; engraved by Ellis,
from drawing BY Boadcn.
IL. Tie ShiPwreck; engraved by Kcarncy, ftotu a
drawing by Shelter.
10. The Contcntcd Captive engraved by Els,
from 4 drawing by II. Corbould
with much original Prose and Poeticarrnaticr. In
Reat case Tor sale by !. IT. NASH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-02

yiHCiH AZ at rnies, holden in the clerks Office TIE
superior court at clancery for tho Richmond district
the 'h day of July, 1925 John Baylor and George r..
Baylor ps. Ggana Robert Pollard, James Brown IN his
own right aud as eSoT Of Robert Burton surviving partner
OF Donald Burton, Samuel Braudrnn, Thomas Puaetton
nad Daniel Bell asSsnecs Of Donald & Burton, bankrups
dts.
The defendants Samuel I:randrnr,, Thomas rnser,on
ana Daniel Fell not having entered their appearance aud
siven security according the assembly the
,"eS OF ms count and u appearing by sntiSfsc,ory evil
deuce iat they not inhabitants 0f country il ia
ordered that the said defendants do appear here the
hrs DAY III the term, aui the bill review
nen oy the plaintiffs; and that cory nf this rrdrr be
'ptwh inserted IN some newspaper published iu The city
ni ieh'non for two months successivriy and posted ~
the 'front.' door Of the capitol. In the said city.
OF copy. Iesie, Wn. g. PENDLEvoN, c. e.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-02

TlRGlNlA: ~ lrs, holden in Inc cerk's nGirr M ,
Superior court of chanocry for Ricl,nopd district
The lst day OF Sep'embcr, 1898; Mary q. Williamson,
John Bath and Lucy lis wife, Robert Williamson aud
Sophin 9nced, pits. against Elizabeth Mann ex'ix NJ
Joseph Mann, dec who was csor Of William rceilove
dec and john V. Williamson, James c. williamson pier,
ard Evans aud Lucy his wif", John Willis aud Ezabr,h
bis wic kirbcry Waldo and Sophia HE vic, and yobn
l. TuSier and Zane his wife, Yhch said Tnhn H. Tar..
C Sophia md Jaur, children nf MARY o. Villa
ma Lucy Davis Daniel Davis. John Davis Nad,s,r
Davis, Aud VIM. Davis, John ~. simpson aud Ann ME
WIFE, lieDry CildI sud Sophia his WIFE David groun Az,
Lucy his wife, benjamin Rust ind Fanny his ,yi .d
Agnes Davis, vhieh said Daniel John, Madison Yyia,
Ann SophH, Lucy, Fanny and Agnes arc eijldrc, Of
lucy Days dce.i James Williamson, Thomas Villa mesa
George Williamson, Jamrs Oliver aud Elizabeth bis vic
ana Fhiip Gully nni Campbell his wife, which James
homas, George, Elizabeth and Campbell ara hildrcn ~
Ann Williamson, dee. dts.
The defendants James G.. Williamson, Iirlebos,v
sds and Sophia BIS wife, Jobn l.. Turncr und Jane his
wie Da'id lifo~n aud L0cy his wife, James ~ lila nson
thomas @tiiamsnn Georges Williamson. and I5b;tin
'my ami Campbell his vile, having entered Their
appearance and given security according 70 tho act Of
assembly and te rules Of this COURT and ripc no
eaactoy cvd"nce. that they not na bapts Of ibis
country u IS 0flefe, that the said delemda nt do apreaY
hcIe on The r, day NJ the term, and answer e bin
o. TIE plaintiffs; md that copy Ibis order be for,,vh
inserted ~ some Newspaper published in the city Of Rich
two months successfully and posted q, te from,
door OF ihs cspilol IN tine said city.
- fo'.. Fes'c. W~. pFTrr zTo- g. r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-02
TAINTED

"A Female Servant, who has bccn used 90 house bu-
4 Esines and is good washer md ironor. One
who can come well recommended -gill be engaged by
arplyirg NJ The oficn ioc %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-02

N y
oses 10 the numerous ensto the cultivation OF the Ape
WE IN The Tinted States, Subscription which is nogy open
Hr ~ L. WI engage furnish Subscribers ril her Crane
ne Roots hchre the first Of .lidrc merit and them c
cxrc e tic different cities where subscription lists shall
rye neen opened The Roo viii he three ycar Old and viii
considerable fruit the second year from the me Of theft
@iS PtieL They viii bo carefully oasscd and packcd n;
2xes VIII some Of tho ORIGINAL soil IN which they have been
100, Wh'h WI greatly facilitate tire thriving of the Roots
oTdes' viii be Pncually attended, TO; su,,rib.rs ds
the quantities and ccics of the Grape Vino Roots ,c,
wish TO have They win en1agc pay for 1000 Roots or noS
~ INC rate of 2l cents for each Root r loss a 1 a, IN,
e o. ID cents and IS cents per Root for than 90 Roofs
for 1000 12 br less ha IOOO and Ia cents for
leg than 80 Roots. 1 - ''"'s '0r
la;1gcn . be made on delivery Of 81, Roofs Letters no.
G- Sop-dpiio1 iiss are open, -, 1,s Yort. viii; Al.
p a Loata, 81 Wall: Boston T. Copeland jim
Ih50G r. MNciaf; Pbicipiig Urn h-inin5o; R,i;igoy,
Willard EhOais Urolqgfoa Ci.y william l.aS; R;e5monI
davenport Alen Co; Saraoaai Hail, Shapier & Jumper
S'g"r'Hn'' Foster Hutton; Charleston, T. g. T. Street
Mr. y Iorr,r's Boz; on th Culture or Grape Vino, and
onhe hatn o. Wine, may DC found ~ The principal Book
(grGf,s) ~ SlilrcriberA ~
Catalogue IF Gre ytns Aoo's, nat MIR 1orn,r yopo,ss 10
Tic loire species arc selected a. .lo bet, The coi, n
which IS lei: TO subscrhcrss
-an,c Robin Eyes with bgclusers, Or gu DE- onr
., Do Melng Tor t61drhi) 4, Swee; Gulnt 8 Mucnt; e.
10 Frontani z, alcaee from ho river Lo O. Naivoi.c
Lafc Auscnt; - Malcoe i5 Red Foot (Pic Rosire) IG
Black l!anboyng; II, Uonsaniia -
Ear Wtas-Wmri ig, Auyerr1a, 10 p1nora;ice 20 Dou.
ciae, Il, Plant dc Danc - Oigeie; - Douce II Pan,
DC Rtinei2 -, Buggrig; ~, oron; %, Madcc ~ oue
hs y, lfcafdsm % Cirioss ~, pantr Hfp5l Claref; 81
~ nnaner 80, fon'urep ~, ours mon; n, Booilari;
", Suisse ~ s. Antoine.
.ean 45, Do Ccdeui g. Do Cracking "a, Do Mnsl ss
Mnscat Lezorde; ~ DO. Small Berries; 90 Do (o; Jer,1
rm;l Do (fronJa 81 sauVign9nt'to Cbas,ess;
5L Mua' lsousei -, Fuscai tiry IS Ds Yio!r 81 a-
mas pfPO1uct; 90, Early AIaqdelcr.