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Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-02-03

avEGETARl,l|

-4-A5 VIEW CEA,
II EWETT's inprs'a'
seldom granted to any ;, "
cure Of Dyspepsia, j', icy \
headache, heartburynN' s ."s'
dizziness, soeakness IVY " |.
piles. humorous ce' Y
tary operation have bssI
which the following srs "
Certificate etH
Having the most sati,,,,'
ical qualities, and hisSIS Y
ETT's Improved Veg.lsI,'
ton or Dyspepsia, Jau ,sS'
! would confidently rsra'
who may be afflicted V NY
plants, as an invaluabl,s. Y
Cambridgeport, Sep. 4 /
Certified, J
Believing that Jeweit,
are a remedy worthy oT,Ii
induced, from pubfick W. "
effect they have had on
Early in the last whit
access of disease, whisS \
high degree of SEVERITY y
prostraticn Of strength. =
head, dizziness, palpiiaSaa
side, and cough. She n.y.
early in the spring, ana's
They were CONTINUED ~
until nearly two boxe, n.y. ~
appeared to be perfect, y, ~
have since appeared.
(signed)
Boston, Sept. IS, iaal. |
p. s. ! would furtbe, N
commenced with the ab,rj
supposedly those who M \
judging, that she could pa \
speedy and perfect recover
unlocked for.
Certificate dn|
The FOLLOWING is a ,,ySs|
Bassmlin, a graduate IN NJ
Of Gottingen, no.o a Ur1,sl
in Cambridge, Mass. "
The SUBSCRIBER has te,t,,
Improved Vegetable Pin N
disease Of the Liver and i.
result has convinced him tI,I'
lated to subserye the pu,l
designed. Considering M
those articles commonh h
plants, | would cheeiuN,
favour Of SO valuable n,d,
CHARLES FRrDplI
N. B. In the above ls,u,
larly refer to those Pillsrl
and signed on the bill of51
T The label to each n
For sale by
GILMAN
Lancaster, and by most drv
price IS cents per box.
~ For sale as above, Dri
celebrated Jaundice Bittel
matick and strengthening b
phen Jewett, son Of The ltl
Rindge, N. H. "
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-02-03
Wanted,

A BOY, about is years of age, who can
: IN be well recommended, as an Appren-
tee to the CABINET MAKING BUSI-
NESS. Apply to
ANTHONY LANE.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-02-03
NOTICE.

A Ii persons indebted to the subscriber,
a who have not settled within year, are
requested to settle Immediately, or take the
consequences! ASA ARNOLD.
Lancaster, Jan. 6, 1929.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-02-03

NHE OFFICE of the subscriber will be
open for the transaction of business
during the session Of the Legislature.
JOSEPH WILLARD.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-02-03

500 gro. Steel Clasps; 500 gro Steel Ornaments
200 gro. Gilt Ornaments 1900 ps. No, Black
Ribbon 1000 ps. David's Galloon; 1000 ps Davd's
Galloon various colours; 10 bales Russia Sheeting
together with a prime assortment of Warren's
Knapps, and Day & Martins Backing; Shoe
Thread hastings; Silk and Cotton Boot Cord
Linen and Cotton Boot Webbing Morocco and
Kid Skins; Lining and Binding Skins; White and
coloured Ferrets; Black Sewing Silk !; Baltimore
Philadelphia, and Red Sole Leather, &c. &c.
UPAll Of which will be sold at the lowest market
Roots We pu
fully invited to CALL
Boston, Sept. 16, 1928. 1y
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-02-03

Lancaster, and by most drd
price 75. cents per box. |
~ For sale as above, Dbl
celebrated Jaundice Bitter
mGiick and STRENGTHENING 81
phen Jewett, son Of The hta
Rindce, N. H, "
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-07

ished, as nobody had authoritg. or inclination
~ cali him to an account Truth was, Talbot
was as frrocious and dangerous as the srihy
bear Of the prairies. Abou, three mon'hs aver,
Talbot was present in the battle win the 'aur'
;carees, in whichlCol Leavenworth commanded,
where he displayed GOODNESS which would
have done honour to a better man lie came
GU, OF the battle unframed. About ten DAYS
arer he was d, owned in the Titan river, In az.
tempting to swim it. Thus ended The last oil
the boatmen.'
There are several other strange characters,
who have spent the most Of their lives beyond
the verge OF civilized society, among The sava-
pes. You have recorded the CHRONICLES Of BE
Roy Blu, the story Of Bite Keiws, French
man would surpass il. The history OF MIKE
Shuck, misan,rophic Of the Missouri, would
be still more strange. He holds communion
with no man, except 10 barter his turs anC pei
tries for powder, lead, traps. sc and then DIS
appears for years, nobody knows where, his So
~ has ben written after sort. some years since,
by Maio; Whitmore, Of the U army:
The suffering and almost Incredible adven
lures and miraculous escapes Of Glass Scotch
man, would as,onish and please all that have a
taste for adventures. If my friend, to whom
am indebted f,r The story of Mike Fink in part
were no, to depart soo", would procure The
leading facts in relation to these several persons,
as he is familiar with their true history, and
has frequently seen all OF them
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-07

COMBAT WITH A BEaR.--As Mr. Daniel Oak
and hi. son were in I e field al WORK few DAYS
ago, in Stamford, VI. they deserted huge bear;
the son went home for his rife, shoi the ami
NAL and he fell. The father seized a club, anG
ran to desps,' h him; but bruin had no idea OF
being knocked IN the head like dog; he sprane
up, raised h,mself on his hind feet, and stood
on the defensive. And here. il appears, h,
proved himself an excellent boxer; for as M,
Oaks was aiming tremendous blow at his
head, he parried the stroke and with his dexter
paw laid his antagonist on the ground How
betting stood al this stage Of the combat We
have not heard. But no sooner had Mr.. Oak.
got upon his feet again, than Bruin tried his
strength at back hug; and graphing his an.
lagonist began to squeeze him most unmrrci-
iully--when the son having in the mean time
reloaded his rife, placed the muzzIe in such
position as not TO endanger his father, sent
ball through the bears head.
Accounts differ as to the magnitude of the
animal. Some say he weighed $50, some 800,
others 400 lbs Others again say be was tx
ceedingly lean, and would have weighed 400 if
he had been we'll fattrd.
Berkshire american.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-07

DEATH "F CHARLES GTLEERT.-The death of
MIR. Chas GIl'er, late lessee and manager o
the Bowery Theatre, was singular and ex ra.
ordinary. We understand shat he died liver.
ally OF madness, produced almost instan,ane-
ousiy, on hearing thar Mr.. Hackett had aiken
thr theatre with whit he had been SO close
ly Connected from its foundation. The phren-
sV came suddenly and terribly upon him, and
continued without abatement uuiii this morn.
ing, "hsn ne dropped down dead. He neither
ate nor slept, nor was he addressed, for SIX OF
seven days-but paced his room, watched and
guarded BY FIVE or six men, to prevent yiole nee
upon himself Mr.. G. was an active man, of
erea. musical science and taste, and compo.
ser Of NO mean reputation. ~. r. Comm.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-07
I'm Recollcctions of Las, ten years, &c.

AVETER.N NAVIGATOR Col. Baldwin, Of
Albany, has laely deposited in the Albany In
s,i,u,c the Log Book OF Capt. Swat D. AZ,
Ike y, during three voyage, from Ab9ny 10 India
Until recently, Mr.. d. was citz n Ut Albany,
blu, now resides in this city, and enjoys heal
thy and green old age.
The most striking and peculiar incidents In
his life. are: thai as commander OF p'.Tate
armed vessel, H. captured The FIRST Br,i,,h E'V-
er,mrpt cruizer tax. \ after The D5cl5r, ION OF
InGepcsdence; and that in he ,i.op Eu.er,' s.
of 80 IONS. built in South Marktt-s,ts-'. under
his spr ial dirgc ION, h. made successful w.
age 10 Canton, Immediately alter the clos. OF
the revolutionary war.
He was The FIRST American Citizen who car
ried the fl,g of his country 10 the Chinese > a.
Capt. ID. has frequently mentioned 10 me,
Says Col. b that his only apprehension IN
common cing that aGventui ous voyage was, that
the irritation produced by long war winch
had Just terminated, might subject HIM 10 III
treatment on the part Of he British sgtn at
Canton. He was agreeably disappointed: he
officers Of the factory were honorable m"n, who
admired The adventurous and fearless spirit that
had guided an Albany sloop 10 thar dlstan, re-
gion.
They gave him an invitation u the table OF
,hc " Factory Company during us residence
in Canton, and provided him Win barge and
oarsmen, for his accommodation
n. York Jour. CON-.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TiTisfrarrrr ur a
band OF fanatics from Rhode Island, purchased
large and beautiful farm pear Seneca Lake,
n Y. which is now in possession o.! onr "f her
disciples called Aunt Esther; II is not FAR from
Penn Yam, Cor Pennsylvania and Yankee town.
Aunt Esther holds fast IN the glebe, and Will not
sell rod; her companions are 90 fawn colour
ed cats
A late traveller relates one Of Jemima's mir,
acles. She announccd her intention of Walking
across Seneca Like, and alighting from her
eerriage, walked 10 he water on the white h,nd-
kercheis .uewed IN the road by her followers;
She stepped ANGLE deep Tito the water and Ihen
'urnt d to The multitude, impaired whether they
had filth that she could pas, over, for if not,
she could not; OIL receiving an affirmative an
swer, she returned To her c9rrlage, declaring
that as they believed in her power, il Was unnr-
cessary TO display it. Jemima died s,me years
since, aud Aunt Esther i. probably The only dis
ciple remaining; II Is corjectured TIA she va
tues Jemiml's earthly legacy the farm, more
than her prophetic teaching.
Hampshire Gnzais
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-01

Institution for he Education Of Young Ladies.
IA KS: BILE TTERMANN has opened at ietirsd hor.,
w hun, and fitted for the pu pose, between Cbsrt,
VII" aud the University, Institution fc the private intue
ton OF youug adie, IA all the polite and useful brnnche, nj
female eiuea'cn The young ladies will ne members of
iamy. Iney will he srbset TO control truly parental
aLd even their smusentn will be directed with vi,y,t
IN, Ltal Improvement Whatever taught t. most .rpIov
ed literary Institutions for female instruction in Eur
Mss. D"teruan will teach have taught under her own
M m d'ie superintendent and iu'r Sh. will herself
III adu''on 10 English Grammar teach Writing, Arithmetic
usrsaphy the use Of the Globes anj History, sacred and
rfOsmt She will regular instruction in the SPANISH
french and Italian languages The French language will he
used as medium Of change OF seng aud ,yhe
IN tbe eomnUn trauattinB. Of the family Til, Arrangement
Ats Deuefman ha'ter herself will much fscilate the
acquisition OF tins useful and Interesting language
Mrs BlsermanH in the establishment here announo ed i,
influenced partly by view 10 the qualification her own
ieeing as she hs. lighted know
tdye TO ihe youthful mind, aud patty by WISH she trusts
Parents and Guardisn. who may he disposed 10 p1,,e
ehid or ward uodtr her may be more nare
dfy OF htr pan, mpde Of instruction, and done, r.xul,
h9ns, ~ an application At the School house.
hu'ie Dancing and Drawing if required 10 be f,vr III, will
constitute the only t1ns expenses. Term, two hundted
Dollars per session. ~
Nov. IS so.-o,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-01
Sole of Land ona Negroes.

! me plantation called Kennon's, (near Gent
10 Brldge,) III the 60. of Amelia belonging TO
the estate OF the late Jcrman Baker, will be so.
OH Monday, the 18th day of January, 1929 if fair
anu u NOT, Oh the next fair day, sixty five most val
uaoie slaves, consisting OF men, women S children,
boys and girls, and including several excellent
mousse servants.--The men aud boys and some of
Tie girls will be sold for cash, and the remainder
on credit Of twelve months, the purchasers Civ
ing bond and security, to be approved by the
ders'gned before the property is delivered.-These
slaves are well worth the attention OF all persons
wanting such property, as they unusually like
~, and well disposed.-At the same time will
be sold about 700 barrels of corn, on a like credit
OF twelve months, and on the same conditions to
bond & security.-The plantation being Apo
mattox river, the purchasers OF corn can easily
have it transported up or down the river as they
may require.
on THE SAME DAY
The plantation and land will be sold by the She
RITZ Tor the benefit of the Common alth, cred
1t OF ONE two, three and four years, the purchaser.
giving bond and approved security, besides deed
OF trust to secure the purchase money.-The tract
OF land contains eleven hundred and thirty acres;
hes broad side on Appomattox river, and has on it
al least two hundred acres Of low grounds, with
most comfortable buildings of all sorts. There is a
suficient proportion OF wood lard the tract, and
much of the high land in good heart-upon the
whole il is very desirable farm, being in gem
teel and intelligent neighbourhood.
TIL. MILLER, Administrators Of
MN. OLD 5Jerman Baker.
Dec. b. 66-t,,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-01
TnI,fabIe Lnuds Tar .S,le

= uItiHOIt l-uIUS IOT SNTe.
n NNIOUS 70 TO the West, offer for sale 4,
80 Tract OF LAID in IIenrico county. containing nv an old
survey 10 living the Brook Turnpike read and adj.
lon'ne the lower Toll GAZE within mile the CITY of
h" hoond:-Thi, tract has il, small hut comfortable
Dwe'inE House, with omt house, attached.
Also one other Tract IN Hanover which now ,s.iIe
on fccnotomoy Creek, containing $50 scre.-wnhiu {
miles of Richmond; $50 of which cleared the
mander under tue original growth There about rs
cres o creek land, part Of which eosined Thu. Tract
generally Of good Guaiity with orchard Of ehoice fruit
trees: the buildings ordinary hut the situation
bly, hea'hy-A further description deemed unnecp.sry
imagine no one disposed 10 chase, will do .o without
viewing the pr emise..
The above rtsc., will he laid or TO purchasers. anil
.h wn by Mr. John Wairope al the Toll Gate mr. Nj W
NJ Yourg, aud the latter by the 6uhcriher Asy communi
cation TO me on this subject, will be promptly attended TO-
JNO. w. ELLIS.
"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-01

Vaiua6ie Real Estate for Sale.

virtue Of deed of trust bearing date the s6;h Novem
1922, aud duly recorded Clerks oee u tn Ccun>
y court Of Amherst opte 9Th day vi January 1928, whereby
Jsss s. Ptnd.ton Of SAID county, conveyed to the unde
signed ia trust for the therein mentioned one
tain tract parcel OF land containing 753 be the
more less, ling and being in the county 81 Amhest
Bsasios ye both side, of the road Iom New Gia,go~
to Lynchug and ioinng the lands Of Dasid s. oarisnd,
heS The same lends witch Thoma. Adridse puehastd 81
john Cahu ana John Warwick, aud which
ny the aid Ardge and Cathsrn- his wife, 10 the said Jas
B. P,nd.ton, by deed b.Miny date the 29th April 1919"
The ub'etihtis of them, SHALL Mondsy the 1871 day
ct January o.s before the from, door I'll. Eagle Hle
the CITY OF Rie 1nd proceed TO sell the aforesaid tract Of
land 70 me highest bidder for ready !, Pobe aue
on, Tor the purposes the said The
his land two story brick dwelling hi with twu
oous aoof brick ofee with other Necessary hoVs
e su ice house and framed Overseers house. ham, NC
The water squs 10 in the upper county the improve
mfnt' ia good eondon the plantation under good system
oil culture and adapted IT, the growth CT Sat obaceo
corn aud wi the situation healthy aud the hood
desrable ihs laud Is situated about mile from New
glasgow, the County about nile.
Vt the county and about 20 miles fr, IN Lynchbuc.
II. n. NICHOLAS, ! Trus-
VIM. NEKERNIS, ) tees.
OF AT thereTue OF the Trustees, shn,e wall
uenee al IL O'clock, ami will be Conducted by
THOS. TAYLOR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-01
CENTRAL HOTEL,

rI'HE Sunsoiher happy TO inform friends, the Mem
i bet, OF the Legislature, aud the citizens Of Rchmoni ia
that he has fitted that large and eomn,odiu
Budding, the Of 9TH and streets, and nearly
Mrehaus Cole House xAd Eagle Tavern, for
Hotel and Reoratge The newly and esssntly
iurnshed spacious aud roomy lbs table will be daily
piled with all the decsc.s tbr ani tn. choicest
Old qaot The Restorative will he always open, ana Will
s ri su1eient please the NEST Gainty
petite. Will Ducks, Oyster, all other materials for the appe
ts will he abuudauily provided. Private families all
he supplied with fresh Oysters. Fot the keeping Of
horses his stables ed with the hes, vi grain suI plenty
Of clean stalls lie solicit. that proportion public psroLs
which his effort. may deserve. lie is likewise prepared
accommodate IL or is boaidsr'b BY the year.
THOMAS BALL.
6A--8
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Trust SuIe.

Trust Sale.
virtue OF deed Of Ft executed TO the uh, rber. by
- DenJamn Palnvre, &C Powhatan County, and duly re.
otued "a the court Of said County dated 9Th OF April s2s;
we sell 10 the highest bidder, public auction, Mon
land n IN said county, ,doiniug the land, Of John r.
oua''on John Mi'ler the sail BENZ Pamore ohers,
aiming s acres, mere less; also two negro
fh aud Ned or so much Of the above property
mh De sufficient to pay the due under tine said deed
"i trust, with the ieres due, aud expense. Of sale.
The sale will he made at Coy's black .mhhop tn
anu, anu commence at ~ ociookSueh title only is wee,
ell III us as trustee, will be conveyed.
j. S. MORRISON }r.,.
n. til. MILLER,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-01
PUBLIC SALE

sn'ne OF deed Ut trust sa.out'a by Edwd Mumfor',
TO tie Subetihers the 2i.t Jau aud
the Clerks otce OF fowhasn for purpose, th.r
co. VIII he sold 10 the she', bidder, puic auction
"r teaey money at The re.ideure OF said - MumJfd in the
upper end of Powhaan county, Apponux River, the
iHh OF January next h. net II land winch Mum
fesdes Containing AIS acres sun
S,y negro slaves named IN III. deed, and all the said Edward
un ord stock OF HORSES cattle sep aud hogs, aud all hi.
household and kitchen furniture, and plantation uensi. of
ei every descriptions much thereof will re
To iaise I'll. amount due upon the deed .sai the
costs and The IN ia.
bel, will h. eopvsy ed 10 tn. pure ha.er,.
CLAIBORNE WATKINS,
VIM. 5. DANCE, trustees
Dec. Is. ss-wt,vs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-01
OXFORD .AC0DElfTES

fNE winter session each Of these Seninsrie, will COM
u m.nee CT the 18th Of January next
me Fenale Academy under the attendance of the
rev. Joseph afaree assisted by lsdis. Eminent rus
his e Humphries who teso hes Music and the
fiench language Dstuctress OF
havns sughi for years the Moravian School
past yesr. 's 49,
The Msie Academy will he under the Of
Mr. James II. johnson heretofore.
North Carolina. Dee. IS. e3-uG,,
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=. 4Iaba,un Land .Hgeucv Z!

IL
w AM authorized TO .e remarkably low, the Lands in the
~ vi Alabama belonging TO the South Carolina Com
many; ii by COL Stephen Elliott, OF Charleon
iSs. They lie the vicinity of Monyone Oahswbe,
the ne.t body Of land offered fr sale by
IN vdusl- The richness of the so the purity
of the of the country the
advantages nsvisaonj the unparalleled facilities Of
nerce; latitude neither cold, too hot aIUrding
perei the ieaely populated ne'Shhorhooj,
.enng lively prospect schools; the
,I,vt6 Of cotton sud general wealth of the couny all
render settlement this pat oil the State desha
BILE The great and Judgment With which these lands
selected the prices at which they we're pur
cha.ed of the TO dispose of them
win enable purchaser obtain good land low Pr'ce,
credit the purchaser will he given, aud good
,y reaued All the chase money has been paid 10
obtained Deeds OF will
he inside 20 purchasers, when they make payment.
am authorized 10 SELL the valuable lands A.a-
bams belonging the following gentlemen: Col Stephen
Elliott r. Y.sdon aud j. S. Bennett Of Charleston, South
Carolina with several thou:ald acres belonging to
other in,iividuss. 49, =, .
merriam, those living SOUTH would, instances,
than value OF their properly by purchasing
.ood farm. a. low prc.., Middle Alabama, mud placing
nj then hand. upon them, Ter good The
Of the woul enhance their value nearly
VI the farms he Transmitted annually
New AMI proceeds cash returned to the owner
rethout trouble OF dfheuty- -,
tielemen at dssnce, owning land in Alabama can have
tnxe, maid other dsposi-n made OF III gvirB
NJ suitable ueticn,, aud enclosing the money.
will attend business, 10 DC
ofcr q Cahswha.
Letters postage PAID will he TALLY answered. and
information gwen, which may be Ielne.te aud IN my power
10 obtain in this county JEoSE b-ENEj ABep'
Cahawba Alabama -,
T-rCirntIersn .d ccnfer favor, by cutting this adver
t.oer the sper, sud posting " IA :nt conspicuous
pisCe. o'pt' ~. 80
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.Slcon 1arern in Richmond. fpr SO.


"a vntue of dsed OF trust made by John l.. Hsrfi, and
- Nancy his wife, 10 Mr. WIN. Moncue aud myself (Sith
power TO either Of TO set under III, said decd which
date the 25h day of Nvembe 1919, aud ndn.i ted
record IN the count VI Hu.nB. Of the City OF Richmond
tse hst day Of December following, shall Friday the
second day vi the next mosh, betw H. and ~ O'clock
fair NOT al the time the next fair day thereafter the
premises, cell at public auction, the highest hdde for
dy money ell that lot piece Of -und called ai
lying anJ being on street the City Of Richmond, known
and distinguished The Iau Of said city by the number 1885,
being tue lot when the Swami Tavern situated
aud Containing out said III street, hundfed aud
thirty feet, eight inches Asu other piece psteeI
ground containing front IN said street, thHy feet adjoining
the last mentioned LOT the back 10 the depth
thereof tn said piece Of ground having thereon large brick
buIng which has beeu used stable for said Tavern and
which SAID Of ground part Of the lot No. 789
sdon, the eaIt, The ground belonging the heir, Of An
drew DuDronh deed, much OF the said lots pieces
ground, and sppuensnees, may be sufficient the
Vi thOu.and hundred four dollar, Il .irty eight
cents aud Tue that hsth accrued the 18th
day of the last month Nov. 1921 due 10 Msty Shepard
others, heirs aud legal representatives, OF Samuel ShepsTd
dsSeaed- besides the eTPeDees attending the execution Of
this trust.
The title u the ADORE property htev, 10 he elssr aud
unqutsuonabe, hut shall convey such only vested 10
me vs. uuSee Aforesaid J. ROBINSON, Trustee.
.. 81
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Harding Bonse-5y ms. n. ". IYoJ,boU

Boordipa Bonse--6y ms. n. ". JYaHbGM
e III ha,tsit house over the store fro,,tv o,Ted
- ny h'"t' WIN Nese Sco saj now by M,.I,. tifanni
~" The Street itsdin Msyo'. bridge 10 te o ri.s.
'ut s~d otut ~ pat Of the City.
ihe house nndefg rcpsr and bv the n Nov
asI she wit be pf.y,reJ soooanoJsto sdrc, Genc
o. ron The country h hoard odsmg Tor any length oI
unie they way eho1s ito tewaiu ~ twn.
good lively stsbIe s vefy ,nenty sifuaeJ vbe,,
horses Willie we'll provided She hopes from loo Al al,
thniise' su1 the attention 10 The cotrt Il re-
hosrdss, she will hr stis to meet with snou,ssee,u,
'ey menbt," ~ The Lcgstme ,su b. w. n ~, ,n,, .,
With board N'gire u1t.i1 tT vi