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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-30

The first volume of Robinson's Practice commences
with Introductory chapter the Jurisdiction Of the
several classes of courts established in VirgHo; and
then treats of the practice of the Courts of Law in civil
cases. in % chapters, under the following es:-I Per-
sona actions given 10y statute 2. Limitation Of personal
actions. 3. Process by which common personal actions
commenced 4. Proceedings rules in personal
tons. g. Proceedings in personal acions not required TO
be at rules in court g. Proceedings in in per-
sona actions before judgment T. Judgments in personal
actions not verdict 8. Trial by jury in personal
tons. o. Verdict and judgment in personal actions. 10
Proceedings peculiar 10 rep!eyin H. Suits for freedom
II. Cases of caueat 49, Eiectment IT, Wnts Of right
10. Dover l6. Suits relating TO lands not before men
toned. II. Taxing costs. 49, Executions. 49, Scire
iacias upon judgment or recognzance. 20 Motions for
judgment and award of execution. 81 Attachments. %.
Civil affecting the public, not cognizable in the
General Court % Correction Of by the court in
which the same are committed. ~. JfdnddInus, prohi-
bon and habeds corpus. % Wrs of error and SUPER
SedeGs.
The volume contains GIL pages, exclusive Of the table
Of contents and table OF cited IL is printed good
paper, will be neatly bound in calf and sold at SO So.
The binding will he finished early in December and the
book will then be for sale at the Subscribers
II. I. SMITH.
Novembers23. 57-St
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NIPPON AN INJUNCTION--At Rules taken in the
u Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chancery Of Prince Edward county ON the 9th day
OF Novenber, 1892:
John Clark, Executor of Agnes Clark, decd PHn
Against
Jacob McGchce and Mildred his wife Nancy Lyon.
Archibald Fuqua, and Sally his wife, William Clark ST.
las Watkins, aud Lucy NJ. his wife, Thomas CLARK and
john roster Defs.
The defendants Archibald Fuoua and Sally hi. wife
not having entered their appearance aud given security
according 10 act Of the General Assembly and The rules
OF tbs court and II appearing that they are not inhabitants
Of ' state on the motion Of the plaintiff by his attorney,
Is entered at rules aforesaid, and accordingly ordered
tal he said defendants, Archibald Fuqua and Sally his
wife do appear here on the first day OF April term next
and nswer the plaintiff bill; and that copy or this or
der nc forthwith inserted in of tie public news
papers published in the city Of Richmond for two months
succesiyeIy and also posted The front door othe Court
house OF this county. Copy-Teste
Nov 10. l65-wSwI b. J. WORSHAM, c. c.
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SURGEON DENTIST.

hR j. H. BENSON Dentist, respectfully informs the
~ citizens of Richmond and the public generally that
he has returned TO this city. Residence at the Eagle
Hotel.
All orders (pos pai) for his anti Dyspeptic pills and
Tooth Ache drops, will receive immediate attention the
great demand for these invaluable pills. is the proof
OF their superiority. Oct 27l 5S-2aw2w
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INVALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.-Bv y

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.-By virtue
oil Deed OF Trust, from George Saunders and Mary
> his wife, dated 9TH February 1929 and duly recorded
IN the Clerks Office of Richmond County Court, shall
on Thursday, the goth day of December, 1892, Rich
mend Court House, proceed to sell, for ready money
the gest bidder the Tavern and Lot, with the improve
mens thereon which is occupied by the said George
Saunders. b. BOUGHTON, Trustee
Nov 80 57-2w
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a. PANISH HIDES, LEATHER, OIL, &c.-The
~ subscribers have for sale 500 Spanish Hides, and
extensive assortment of Leather, Oil, Tanners and Cur
November l6. 55-6t
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TREE HILL.

II Novel Entertainment, and that has caused much
interest, betting and excitement.
A FOOT RACE has been made 10 run over the Tree
IA Hill Course, on Saturday, the 9Th day of December
next between Mr. Henry Perrit, of Georgia, and Mr..
Philip McCarp, OF Halifax County, Virginia, for $2500,
seventy five yards.
The Proprietor, to add TO the amusemens of the day.
WILL to procure Horse Race in addition hang up an ee
giant SADDLE and Birdie, TO be for, mile heats,
Tree Tor any Saddle Horse, carrying weight according
the rules oil the Course-5 entrance and horses be
tered with the Proprietor by IL o'clock the day of the
kace-Due notice will be given previous TO the day, of the
respective hours Drumming. BY THE PROPRIETOR.
november IL STD
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OFFER for sale, my farm lying James River
called DungeonesS, containing 500 acres, hundred
and three of which is low grounds OF good quality, with
sufficient quantity of wood There will be about $50
bushels of wheat seeded the farm this my
accommodating. The land will he shewn by my over
the farm myself living two miles above Gooch
land e. House. G.. WOODSON PAYNE.
Nov. g. 52-St
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ENXECUTORS SALE.-Will he sold on Wednes day
HL the 9th day of December next the late residence
of Pleasant w Harwood deceased if fair Otherwise the
next fair day. and continue from day TO day until finished
all Of the stock Of horses mules, cattle, hogs and geese;
the plantation utensils household and kitchen furniture
also about seventy five barrels of corn the crop Of fodder
shucks oats and straw, belonging to said Terms
qf SdleFor all not exceeding dollars cash and
for all exceeding that amount twelve months credit
will be given; the purchaser executing bonds with APP
proved security, TO carry interest from the date but If
punctIay paid, the interest will he RENTED Also will
be rented, small farm the Brooke Turnpike. or
adjoining Jesse Coet and Others containing hundred
acres--no waste OF wood or timber to be allowed.
DANB. y. HARDWOOD,
Executor tciM The tCW annexed.
November 81. std
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NOTlCE.-Was committed the Jail of this county
i on dle 18th inst, negro man, who calls himself
CHARLES, says he belongs TO U'iHidm Dickson of
Baton Rouge, Mississippi about twenty six years of age
five feet five and half inches, high, his right
shouldcr said to be occasoned by dirk on his
right foot mashed.
The owner is requested TO and take him away, or
he will be dealt with the law directs.
MICHAEL MOVERS, Tailor TT'ythe CountH
November 10. 55-tr
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y NEGROES, TOBACCO FACTORY, SC. for
DOB SaLe-The mnder.ignel Intending close their

y = NEGROES, TOBACCO FACTORY, SC. for
eDeV Sdie.-Thc undersigned intending 10 close their
practicable, will sell at public auction
their Tobacco Factory in the Town OF Manchester,
Tuesday the 18th day of December next commencing
10 O'clock, if fair weather, Of not the fair day
thereafer) ty-fve negroes, viz: Two women; and the
balance boys and meu, all factory hands; cooperS, strip
and keg przers, twsters and emmers, as likely and as
valuable hands, be found together i'll Virgna.-A
So the Tobacco Factory and all the fixtures in which
there is IL iron presses, and strip or hid pressesA
dray wagon, and horses-cOopers TOOLS and quantity
of slaves and eadingA quantity OF good bacon princ
pay niddings, aud from 10 10 - hogsleads good Rein
ed Tobacco AT time, will be sold ll2 acres Of
Land lying between the Manchester Turnpike Road, and
Capt. Francis Smiths through which the Rail Road runs
Terms Of Sdie-The Factory Lot and the fixtures,
where the amount Of purchases exceed 800, and the
Land in Chesterfield months credit for approved ncgo-
table notes, with approved endorserevery thing
will be sold for cashat the time where il may be
convenience, to have 90 days the purchase of the
negroes, by adding The interest and giving satisfactory
endorseu those that reside in town will he accommodated.
The sale will be continued from day TO day till completed.
We also offer at private sale Brick House and Lot, on
Church Hill nearly opposite the Sugahousc occupied
by Mrs. Allen. GRAY & PANKEY.
November 27. 5S-tds
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Eagle Hotel.

TENHoMAS c. POWELL late of the Bollingbrook
n H'ei, Petersburg, respectfully informs his friends
and the public generally that he has leased the EAGLE
HorEL aud will take possession Tuesday, the Goth
inst, wien he will be prepared 10 accommodate travel
erS and others in the best style Ii is his intention to
make mny alterations in this establishments which, he
thinks, will have tendency add much TO the comfort
and convenience of those who may favor him with their
patronage
Members Of the Legislature will be provided with com
Portable apartments and every eXerion used give them
satisacuoh Its scarcely necessary say any thing of
the advantages which this welknown Hotel offers situ-
ated in the centre Of business, and all the
public offices His experience in the business usGes
him in saying that nothing his part shall be wanting
render this establishment worthy of the patronage of the
public Nov 10 / 57-n
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y and Susan his wife bearing date the 18th day Of
July 1921 aud Of record in the County Court OF Gouces
for purposes therein expressed shall Trustee, Of
for sale, at Gloucester Court house, Saturday, the
Sh day OF December next TO the highest bidder, for cash.
tract OF land, containing from ninety to hundred
acres, on which there are comfortable Improvements for
smal family and also two likely young negroes or
much Of said property may necessary TO answer the
purposes Of said trust. MANN PAGE Trustee.
November "a. 5s-wd
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wNTiNDSOR SHADES FOR SALE.-Will be sold
Wv on Friday the Ilh day OF December next, the
premises If fair if not the first fair day thereafter, at pub
tic auctions TO the highest bidder Windsor Shades, contain
ing one hundred and eighty odd Of land stuate ly
ing and being IN the county Of New Kent, Immediately
Chckahominy River, which navgabe for vessels Of
two three thousand bushels, about thirty miles from
Richmond. The situation is good one Tor mercantile
business and has every convenient house. Sc TO carry
TO advantage, besides comfortable Dwelling house
and other necessary houses for genteel family.
The terms will be accommodating, and made known on
Che day Of sale. THE PROPRIETORS
Nov. 81 5S--2awUis
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NOiICE--A Petition will be presented to tbc next
~ Legislature Of Virginia praynp for the passage of
Law TO reduce the width Of the Cross streets 10 the town
Of Scoiisvile, ~ the County Powhatan in such way
as VIII clear all the houses standing on parts Of the
SAID cross streets 1i-idtiD October 9.
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"A SHALL offer 10. sale public auction, at Goochand
n Court House. on Monday the 18th day of December
next that being day. tract of Land lying the
upper end of that county, the waters of the Big
Bird Creek, containing about 537 IL This land
lies in the range of country in which gold has been disco
vered and which, am informed, has been found in cons
derable quantities the adjoining land, and some be-
believe, on this tract, Mr.. John Winston Payne and
Mr.. Thomas Payne, living in the neighbourhoOd, will
shew the land 10 persons DESTROYS Of purchasing.
The will be, third in cash, and the residue in
two annual payments bearing interest. Bond with
cury, and deed of trust, will be required of the pur-
chaser WM. +. WICKHAM,
Trustee Of the estate Of Sami Gist, decd.
Nov. l6 55-tds
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IN District Of Virginia, 10 Ioit
HRE ii remembered, That on the twenty-f
n d day of November, Ammo Domini one In

II ID day of November, Ammo Domini one thou
TSEAL.l sand eight hundred and thiry-twO, CONWAY
ROBINSON, of the said district, hath deposited
in this office the title of book the title of which in the
words following, 10 wit:
"Tbe practice in the Courts OF Law and Equity in Vr-
ginia. BY CONWAY ROBINSON. Volume |. contain
ing practice in The Courts OF Law in Civil Cases"
The right whereof he claims author, in conformity
with act of Congress- entitled act amend the Sc
veral acts respecting copy rights"
RID. JEFFRIES, Clerk Of the District.
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WILLIAM EGGLESTON, Admir-.
.E l. 4 Il 4 . 4
of Mary Randolph, decd
Amelia county, November 6. 52-tds

* TORE HOUSE FOR RENT OR LEASE-The Sub
- scrber has just completed large elegant Store
House in Boydton Mecklenburg county, Va, which he
would rent or lease for term of years consider this
OF the best stands for large and permanent mercantile
business, between the mountains and tide waterin adj
don its being at the Court House, the College Ran
doph Macon) lately erected in the immediate vicinity will
go into operation in few weeks The County large
wealthy and popuous, and the neghborhood respectable
and intelligent Any person wishing further information,
will please address at this place. Possession can be
had Immediately. VIM TONNES.
Boydlon, Va, November 6. 52-St"
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yHVHE Co-parnership heretofore existing under the
firm of WiHcOr y Christian, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent All persons having claims against said
firm requested present ITEM for payment and those
indebted will immediate make payment to Turner Chris
tan jr he is alone authorised settle nc business
of the said firm JAMES M. WILCOX,
TURNER CHRISTIAN, Jr.
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A DMlNlSTRAToR'S SALE-Will be sold on Tues
LA day the eleventh day of December next, at
Obslo, in the county of Amelia, if fair, otherwise
the next fair day, and continue from day TO day un-
Ill finished, all of the stock of horses cattle, sheep and
hogs several prime yoke of work OXEN between 20 and
$4,000 pounds of pork (Which promises be prme) all
the plantation utensils household and kitchen furniture
also between IL 1900 barrels of corn the crop of fod
der hucks and straw belonging the estate of the late
Mrs Mary Randolph, deceased Terms of sae-For all
sums not exceeding twenty dollars cash; all sums
exceeding that amount IL months credit will be given:
the purchaser executing bonds with approved security TO
carry interest from the date hut if puncualy paid the
interes: will be RENTED.
WILLIAM EGGLESTON, Admir-
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NoricE-In compliance with the last win and Tes-
v lament oil Joseph Brand, deceased, will be sold on
The 22d day of January 1888 by his Executors tract of
Land containing about hundred and thirty acres,
lying OH Mechunck creek Albemarle county, the terms
VIII be three equal payments; third OF the purchase
money to be paid tire first day of January, 1884, the
second payment on the first day Of January, 1885; and
TIE last on the LIST ofJanuary 1885, deed of the
land viii be required to be given by the purchaser and
IN addition TO this, personal security for the first
AZ the same time and place, will be sold, the residue OF
the estate oil the testator consisting of several negroes,
stock OF various kinds also household and kitchen furn
ture There will also be sold the time and place.
by the Executor, in conformity TO the will OF Fanny
Brand deceased her estate consisting Of several
stock OF various kinds, household and kitchen furniture
plantation tools, crops OF and fodder SC. AS the
personal property, cash will be required for all
der ten dollars; all above 10 dollars credit until
the first day OF January 1884 will be given, the purcha
giving bond with approved security; the sale will
from day day until the whole property is disposed
of On the land there good buildings barn and
machine; vein of limestone through, and crop OF
ayheat is seeded on il.
The Executors Of Joseph and Fanny Brand, deed.
November 30 59-wtds
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HyHE business will hereafter be conducted at the
II place. by the subscribers he hopes share liberal
portion of the public patronage.
TURNER CHRISTIAN, Jr.
November 80 59-3t
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my meaning.

The act of 1876 says:
" a duty of tw cnty-iivc per cen
tum AL valorom ON ico0HeH manu-
features of all descriptions. or of
which wool is a material of chief
value, excepting blankets, woollen
rags and woTsted or stuff goods,
shall be levied, collected and paid
from and after the Both day of June
next until the 3 ih day of juno,
1919 and after that dag, tircRty
per oentWm or nc said articles"
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"A NANNER WANTED.-The subscriber wishes TO
n employ young man, or man with small family,
that can come well recommended a Tanner and man
oil sobrety and good morals Persons wishing engage,
can apply in person, write to me, White House Post
Office, Meckenburg county, Virginia South side Roam
oke river, miles above Gainesville
October 3. Il4-u1 ROBERT Y. OVERREV
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:, f1f1'I1.tf511f
November "a. l5S-tds Thos Stagg, decd |

A DMlNISTRATOR'S SALE.-Will be sold at Bushy
IA Parke, on the Rappahannock river between IL and
10 miles below Urbanna, in the county OF NIiddesex
thursday, the 10th OF December next il fair if not the
hrs day tereater between 20 and 80 valuable Negroes
consisting OF men, and children-a considerable
portion OF whom are young and likely Also, at the same
lime and place. the crops OF Corn, Fodder, &C. made
the iarm the present yearthe stock of Horses Mules
Cattle, Sheep aud Hogs, Farming Utensils SC.
Terms Of sdie-A credit OF twelve months will be all
lowed Tor all sums above ten dollars the purchaser
ing bond with approved security carry from the
date-ior ten dollars, and all sums under that amount
cash will be required.
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A DMINlSTRATRIX's SALE-Will be sold al the
IA plantation of the late Thomas Stage Decd Charles
CITY county, on Wednesday the 18th day of December
all his Household and Kitchen Funure consisting of
usual variety together with all the stock of every kind
consisting oil horses, cattle, sheep and hogs, with all the
crop oil corn, fodder shucks, Sc Terms of sale will be
credit OF six months all dollars under
that sum- cash; bonds with approved security will be
qulredA persons having claims against said estate will
please bring them forward, duly authenticated, in order
that they may be settled; and all those that indebted
10 the estate will please make payment.
ELIZABETH G. stage, Adm'x. of
November 81. 15S-tdsl Thns Sinrn Lec,h
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FENHE Commission business heretofore conducted hy
n JOHN GARTH, will hereafter be continued by the
subscribers under the firm of GARTH s. COLQUITT
who promise unremted attention the those
who may think proper TO make consignments 10 them
JOHN GARTH
JOHN III. COLQUITT.
November %. SIT
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

"ISS MARY f. CRAWFORD'S Female School will
1Vl continue the ensuing year, at her fathers, the
stage road, two miles below Louisa Court House, where
six or eight small girls be accommodated with board
The usual branches of an English education will be
taught and the sctest attention paid their morals and
health, as well as their mental improvement.
The School will commence on 18th of January next
and terminate on 10Th of December following, with one
months vacation in the summer.
Price Of board and tuition SO0 for the scholastic year
with an extra charge of SIS for needle work
November 80. So ,y1,,A
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Ma KS. TURNER informs her friends, that she will
VH resume the instruction of class of young Ladies on
the LIST OF Dec, at her present residence, where few
boarders can be accommodated NOV. 23.1 57-4t
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nm nci All lsnIsnrs.

There shall he levied, collected
and paid the following duties:
"On ali manufactures of wool,
OF of which wool shall be a com.
poncnt part, except worstcd stuff
goods aud blankets, which shall
pay twenty five per ccntum adj va
loren, a duty of Thirty per contain
ud valorcm, unlil the 3Oth day OF
June, 1875, and after that q duty
of hrig-firec and a third per cen
flua adj rglOrcm. -
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NELSON BERKELEY, .4d,n'r
of Tho Nelson Berkely, decd
Hanover county, Oct. 25th, 1882. 52-tds#
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-11
NEW SERIES vo s"No aee

Heishtens the Joy that's reaI.-Let it be sad.
Gertrude I'll sing thee the lament I'm sure
thou mad'st
Upon the day the rich Lord Riversdale
Married thy pretty cousin, Alice GRAVITY.
Dost thou remember, Sir, how fond thou vast
Of that fair kinswoman of thne?--'twas thought
BY some, that on the day she welded him,
You'd have run mad, or died desparngly.
But remember, at that very time,
You had some excellent Jet in hand 70 finish,
And three months Afterwards
.4rfhur. met with thee!
Gertrude Gsings1 -. New! Oh. never morei"
The kisses her
Gertrude Beshrew thee, caviller! how can
sing,
If thou dost stop me even u the text,
Ere have nam'd my fifty oointse
.9rihur. Pardon me, dearest, dearest. but
thy lips,
Just as they open'd with thai gentle sigh.
hid seem so like two dewy rosebuds-I
Could not forbear!-come now, begin again.
Gertrude. Wilt thou he still?
.arthu. Ave, still the same to thee.
Gertrude Out, mocker! but wilt thou lie
still. mean?
.4rthm Thus in thy arms forever!
Gertrude. BY MY troth!-
.4rfhu. Come, have done. I'll not even
look al thee,
But rest my head upon thy knees in silence.
Now
Gertrude (Smgs)
"Never, Oh never more! shall behold
Thy form so fair,
Nor loosen from its braids, the ripping gold
Of thy long hair.
nnup IN
By thy voice low,
Or Kiss. whilst thou art sleeping on my breast,
Thy marble brow.
Never, Oh never more. shall inbale
Thy fragrant sighs,
Or gaze with nting souiupon the veil
OF thy blue ewes.
"Never, Oh never mOre"-
Fast, BY this light!
Per chance he counerfeits, I'll change the strain:
(Smgsl
- Welcome sweet May.
Thus we greet thee,
And with our rOundeIay
Joyfully meet thee.''
No, he sleeps, indeed.
On! my hearts waking dream, and dreaming
thought.
Nv love, INV lord. how do doat on thee!
How the bright soul that looks forth from his
eyes,
Now sleep has closed their frnged portals up.
Sits on his calm fair brow, aud on the curve
of his most eloquent lips! How last he sleeps!
Shall IL will return that saucy kiss
He stole from me,-suftly, will not wake him,
And he shall know no more oft, than it
A blossom loosen'd nv the wind had touch'd him.
(She kisses him, he wakes
Ila!
.Arihur. WHAT'S the matter, Gertrude! how
you ,renble-
Something has startled thee.
Gertrude No; nothing-nothing-
IT'S nousht: only you woke SO suddenly:
Let US 60 home.
.4rthur. Why how thy heart is beating
Oh, was dreaming such pleasant dream.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-11
200 Negroes wanted.

WE wish to purchase Two Hundred Negroes, o. o,
w both sexes. from - to IS years OF age he'd
hands; also mechanics Of every description.
Persons having such to dispose of would do ven 70
give us call, as we are determined to give mgheI
nrioes f., slaves than any purchasers who are now OF
NAV hereafter come into this ma ket
An communications promptly attended TO- ="
It all times be found at our residence ~es' e"u
areet, Alexandra, d. C. n.r,p,o
oct LIT FRANkL'N