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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-12

4. All the Offices are bound to ,.,:
notes OF all other Offices, when offs,s tdIe'e Ii.
ment Of balances due from State BsnL. IN PSF.
S. The very important power is resss.,,
straining the circulation Of all bills may. re-
ty dollars. This provision was insertsd i' Ssn'
alleged purpose of giving up Iarse oo,, io' he
the circulation of the Bank to the s,,ppu O'uOa q
tons, if the States shall be of opnon ms 'as''g
public good requires Withdrawal fr"m ma' ns
ton Of all notes under five dollars. with .'ee'
to the introduction Of greater portion IS View
into the general circulation. VI 'pess
6. The number Of Branches is limited ;.
in any one State. W.
In Committee of the Whole a sect,o,
trodueed for distributing the bonus ,mo "as H.
the several States. according to numbs%.!s DE
this section was subsequently rejected ,,I Wy
money is TO be paid, like other public mo a1u lt
10 the National Treasury. 'ss' H.
1t seems to US tina, this bill very f,irlv ,,..
the question whether the Bank of mo I rs.
States shall be continued; since it iD,roroa "'s'
new cause of dispute. but. on the CONTRA 10
taIns several restraints on the Bank. ;n,:n, .On
to give greater security to the public n,srss,'
Nat h,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-12
Hirchard u Co.'s Msnaseris,

Recently Imported, and nsrer before erhibitir
thus Country.
TWILL be exhibited in Alexandra on Monds' shl
w TUESDAY, the llth AMI 1sh OF Tune, tor two dii
only, corner Of Royal and Duke streets
This is ADMITTED to be the largest and most rare co.
lection Of Living Animals ever exhibited IN Amer"
Among which is the . N,
MARITIME, or White Polar Bear,
the only one ever b,oup ht to this country alive i'
animal. as an object of curiosity and wonder, Fo'
stands first i'm the scale Of natural history Tie mug
creature, inhsbting the frozen regions OF ,he Non
From his abode among the Ice Islands, and along VIZ
sea coast, he is called the Maritime Bar. N'"s' q,
relate fearful stories OF his feroc'ty' ms p"''n~
animal weighs between seven and e'ght nul',e' W
He has been exhibited in New York and Ph'ladep' ~
where he has been visited by miny thousa".'' IT,,
acknowledged him to be the greatest curiosity VIZ
had ever witnessed. ,,
The Eispaani; The Royal Tiger; The 'T"'
Lion; The Spotted Tiger; 1he Hyen@
The Hyena is one Of the most notoriousll hsIet
blood.thirsty animals mentioned IN history
known to ransack the graves, and devour .he Puu,
human bodies that have long been buried. 'h'-DS
the Eastern continent.
Male and Female Leopnrds.
Dandy Jacks Sports OF the Ring o..
This imitation OF the human species, s.u vs., ,g,
upon human nature, will go through his a"ts ~,
Equestrian Exercises and EqulliSrums on u'
land Poney. .,,., ,,r. .nI
The Collection contains variety OF diner '"'
curious Animals .Apu
or Hours of Exhibition from ii ~ IL, All
and from until half past Din the evening a
msIs will be fed in the presence Of the sud'snee
past O'Clock, evening. ,-u,,., Tie
Admittance IS cents; children bah P''s''
Exhibition is accompanied by good MUSIC
June st
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Piano fOrtes.

nNE elegant new Forte Piano. 10 complete I,,c,
tone exceedingly full and ricl has extra ana w,
al KEYS, and plays with variations with the rn
One second hand English do do in e''p''''
der, additional keys Sc. .. e orie,
One other second hand do. little OUT u
and will be sold low to close sales. UNITE.
iune pbo. -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-12
North Carolina State Conreo,,,, e,

North Carolina State Conueaii,a
known to the public, that large portion If a.
supporters OF the present administration, arc u.
satisfied with the nomination Of Mr.. Van Bs,sr
for the Vice Presidency. and are taking ue,,rr.'
to defeat his election. la this State, a Cnp,oo
ton has been determined on. to meet in Our ,,r
on the 18th inst for the purpose Of reeomn.Di
ing some suitable person to the pecpl.. ,or.
placed on ticket with General Jackson, anil ,,
designate Electors pledged to support that iD%.
yiduai. From every indication which has anOc,r
ed, we have no doubt that the candidate selected
will be the Hon. PBILIp p. BARBOUR, Of vnsI
mia; and so far as We have any opportunity d
acquiring information, it is our opinion, that m
thing is wanting but vigorous activity to secgr,
to him the vote of the State, the Baltimore e.
dorsement to the contrary notwithstanding. h
is to be regretted, that this proposition for en-.
bodying public sentiment in Convention, va,
not suggested at an earlier day. As it is however,
the meeting promises TO be highly respectable,
whether reference is had to the talents or namc.
rical strength Of the Delegates. Raleigh Reg.
Mr.. Daniel, our representative In Congress
has said, ina published letter, that il MARTA
Van Buren, should be nominated for the viz.
presidency on the Jackson Ticket, he would
come out with an exposition Of the cOrupiOn
and intrigues of the administration. We pre-
sumo that the promised exposition NAV nov X
looked for in few days. We are also in exps;
tation of few words from Mr. Wlckhfe.
LOUISVILLE Focus
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-12

puoi,shed, daily. Thy EDGAR sNOwDEN,) 10! tne
street between King and Prince streets, nearly oP
nos;te the post Office. Daily paper $751; Country pa
per As DER annum.-Adverisement inserted at the
following rates: For square of 10 lines, inserted
,aiIv. or every other day three times. III; and 70
sn;s for every subsequent Insertion On Advertise
mens;nserted once or tuiec ,oeek, IS per cent ad
,Gi;onal. No Advertisement considered less than q
square. nor inserted for less than 81. All advertise
ments published in the Daily, appear in the Country
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Quarterly NEW"

For June, No. 2s-C6ntenis as JOaO" V,IIe,.
VJSHg Public Domsin, FlInt's hI'sl' 'pPh. rri
Lord Dover's Frederic the Seconds INC Br,pE
Question; oxford Prize Essays; BoucneI ,oetrin. d
North America; Life of Governour ho''s'
Probabilities; West Point Academy -, N. s,rls
The Principles Of M.ds,3e Organism by
Jackson, n. d. eLe,ehes If The
woors and spsniards, by the suthor OF INC .
Book Received for sale by , pryNEDT
june 9-3t E LIH, 49,
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-11-15
NOTICE..-

VIE undersigned having been arpointed P the Hon. Court of Prohate for the district of Litch6eld, Commisso to ex aT,- a,a inc and adjust the claims of the crs,l;tor. rf the estate of lFI2ANCIS s. FELTON,. " late of said hitchfeld, deceased. Fc ,,r,.e,,,sd iasolsenf. hereby give notice that by an or- der of said Court. six months after we .ha have given public notice of said order hy ad- vertisiDg inc same in newspaper publish. cd in said Litchheld, !, and by posting copy thereof pn public sign posting said town sbf Litehisld, is allowed said creditors to exhibit their claims to us which public mo- tice ls this day given--And we do also here- by give notice that We will meet for tue pur- pose of attending to the dpiies of our said appointment at the County Honse in sa;d sown of Liichasld. on the i sth day .of Dee. leS2 and oll the Sd day of May, 1888, at 10 o'clock A. n. of each ofsaid days.
 sat JOIN R. LAKDoN, 1 f.fs4 ',,asa ~, AsHHEL WEssELLs. COmnL'rs.
 ORIGEN s. EEYAsOUR,fA '.s is5
 Lisshfsld. Nov. 2. isSe. sg
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-11-15
STRAYED,

Time iD June last, Dark Red Yearling STEER, ratkeg lh. .: '. bFoHbish head, and sisg horns -tihring the summer Has ifeqneRtIy seen ing the northeast part of tha sow6. Wh0evrr win take up saidosteer.' Ot Eve me iHfOfmaticn' where he may be found, pshall be suitably rec wardeal. asss.sse sssA THOMAS ADDfSss ., LitchfeId, Oct. 9SssleSs <, 7abag fsss yls rati
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-11-15
SAMUEL M. EsNSIGN,S. BOARDING G SCHOOL,


 ET4AE buildings occupied fsF this institusion Mare pleasantly situated in the elevated and healthy village of South Farms, four and "a half miles south Of Lifchfel Conn. and furnish convenient buiIdiEgs for the whole es- tablishmenf.
 The course of instruction ip fhis institution en1braces Readipg, Writing; Arithmetic, sGe- ograplly, English Grammar, Rhetoric, Com position, History, Logic, Mathematics, Natu- ral Philosophy, Q Chemistry, Astronomy. the use Of Globes, Mapping. Book Keeping by Double Entry. and Defamation.
 The morals and habits of the pupils are at all times under the inspectiOu of the Instruc- tor. The period of instruction for year will consist 0f forty eight weeks diyided into two terms. There will be two vacations nreach year. the first two weeks from the 18th of April, the second two weeks from the l5th of October. No reduction will be made for ab- senee exceptin ease of sickness. Pupils will be received at any period Of tue term. The text books used in this institution are tho Bii,les Hafbess Elocuti0nists Rasc0sn's System of Writing, DabdlIs and GOlbuFn,s Arithmetic. 0lney ss and N ynodbsidgess tl:,fge editj0n1 Geography. Murray, E Grammar. JaimesOn's RhctpriESa Logic, heipley.s, TiIer's, and Wehstef's History y's Math- enaticss PlayBSisss Euclid, Blake,s Rhilnsa. | phy, Comstock's Chemistry with Blakess questions, Bennett's System of Book Keep ing, aWebster'ssur Walkers Dictionary, Ha- zen's Speller and Defner. and DIumay's Ex- ercise. Number of pupils limited to s5. and no day scholars will be received after the above number is completed. l ATERlis or ApMissIoN. \ Preparatory dsPagtments Sl00 per year.
 Highef do. Is0 .s ]" including board, instruction, washing, mend ing, rOqns. fQel,s lights. beds and 6eddingl- eact pupil to proTide his own books and sta tionaFy. Terms of all pot receiyed by the year made known onappiicslion.s s,a School Teachers who wish to review their studies, and such young sDer us may wish io 1 qualify themselves astsachers, will have tha, attention given them which they ma V equire. Ateachergof Writingiis constantly employed. This Institution is permanent, and is contiuct- cd by the Proprietor, and rests solely upon hls exertions for its support. No labor will therefore be spared to haze it maintain tha, standing md receive that liberal eac6urage- ment tt has hitherto received.
 Soath Farms, Sept. q. sSe 'ss ie,sls
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-11-15
China, Glass and Earthen Ware

A LARGE assortment of inc aboveaarti-
 = cass are oitsged at lower'psices than usual, ampng them are China Tea Setts, new and beautiful naiterps; black printed l.. F. Tea Sets and tDining Sets. very handsome ,,at- terms. Also. m assortment GI.A ASS WARE Those who are wishing iO purchase any s,f m. abose articles will ind it for their in,srsst ao call and examine my assortment, which will be sold at reduced prices. i--tn'yti VI wa , =. = ss WM.'PORTER.t T LsseaeeEd' Oef. @5 20
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-11-15

Little minds triumph over the errors of men cf genius, as the owl Tejoices at an eclipse of the sum-
 Man passes his life in reasoning on inc past, in complaining of tho present, and in trembling for tho future.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-11-15
G0astk CoYasaoaN .Acadeu.u. ]

THE Winter Term of the South Cornwall Academy will commence on Tuesday the 27th of November. 7lFs Rev. WM. ANDREws, Superintendent.
 P. WARREN ANDREWS. Preceptor.
 J. w. ANDREWS, Assistant. "
 ,-,-,-.7. !. 7.T -E TERMS. ., I
 For English branches. Ss Oo \
 Latin, Greek and French. 4 % Board can De obtained in pleasant families. ard at convenient distances from the Acade. my. for $l 50 per week. N v ,2s7'' -s7 Cosm,call, Nos, s, ieSa af.lg.e es
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-11-15
NOTICE.

THE Hon. Court of Probate for the Dis-. A trict of Liich6eld hRs limited and allow ed SIX nlonths from the date hereof for the creditors to the estate of NM, ',..
 JOSEPH SCOVILL. Jun. ...s 5s4 ', Y late Rf Harwinton. in said district. deceased, to exhioit their claims the subscribers, dnly authenticated. for allowance. All claims not presented within said lime ysill be Slebarred recovery. Those indebted t6 said. estate are requested to make immediate payne nt to s' '' JOSEPH II. SCOvILL, Admr.
 HGrlCiRtOn, Oct. 80, 1882 z. ..,.s, ,sal.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-11-15
New Dry,Goods. ~

1E PIECES real Merino CIRcAssIANs. AO fashionable cOlOrs.
 ; 25 pieces dark CalicOes, from 10stO l7 cts. so Unbleached SHEETlNGS. l5 Al and 5-4 Bleached do. Flannels Plaids Camblet Hosiery .Tickings Sattineise Diapers and an assortment Of, other DRY GOODS, which are as neto as some others in town. Whether they will be sold ut such spOndertaI great bargains, purchasers can decide by cal- ling after looking etsetOhere.
 ALSO ON HAND A LOT or
 ND R " q Q O ID s a3 which are old, and bought at high prices they are offered 25 per cent less athan cost, which makes them cheap.-s,< sqi,sY
 Cash and every thing else received in ex- change fur Goods at thr Korth Street Sfore.
 IVlN. BOLLES.s Nnrfh- Street. Oct 25 s 20
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-11-15

in Worcester, Ms. the Boston Transcript relates that the crowded slate of the hO- tcls led 10 the following actual occurrence:
 On the first evening of the Convention. a teaInster drove up to the door of one of the principal taverns and asked for lodging : for himself and 9beast.' The landlord said that he could not accommodate Him, every bed in the house being taken np.-- 'Wsll,' said the teamster, dn mt at all particular, will put up with part oft bed. Part of bed ? replied our host, why my dear Sir, there is not a bed in the Inn, that has not tsco in it already and some of them three or four.
 We'll, can't you let mo sleep in that are parlor F ,,
 No, we are going to make upseventeen beds thero to-nighf, and they are all en- gagged i..,A
 We'll nov, that's curious; can't you give ma buffalo skin and let mo lay down here in the entry, I shan't discoasasodate nobody s3a# 'sil
 No can't have you in the entry we. shall be up all night, and [ don't want any folks ciittsriag and sprawling about the, floor where people are passing all the tims." nft1. g8,t3.f ss.sss.,
 Well, you are an accommodating fel-, low, I don't think, said the teamster- wonder if you've got tavern license! Tell you what, Mister, you have got no beds, no buffalo skins, no nolhing-well that ant your fault just now, exactly but continued he, hooking at the rack where multitude of cloaks aud surtouts were sus- pended. <. what will you take 10 lstme hamg On one et them tteYe pegs?'
 The laugh was fairly turned against the landlord tue company present interceded and the teamster was entertained en prince but at whose expense the Boston dclega- ton sayeth not. s. ,.fs sss ! Assecdotes "A little miss about fourseen years of age, tended a writing school, and had n,ade considerable proficiency in her chirography. Tho master set her copies alphabetically and after finishing the word Uaion.' which was given her, she artless- iy looked up in tine face of her teacher and inquired if he did not tIinx she would be able to make pretty good ssai0H ip the course of q couple of years2 rather imagine you will.' was the reply. V
 Little minds triumph over the errors of men cf genius, as the owl Tejoices at an eclipse of the sum-
 Man passes his life tn reasoning on inc past, in complaining oftho present, and in < trembling for the flture.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-11-15
POETRY.


 Ths Yoaag Lad.ss cthe 2. snrstord Fsmaie SessiaG- v" ia seplg to Miss Beechsr's :" Farewell. . as Oh no!-nos farewell !--,hOugh our blue hills are No longer their watch OCT thy far-disa6t scene - TaOugh the grave where thy mothers cold asiaeS NomOro with the tear of thy sorrow be green. ,. Yet sti in this dome, thy warinimaae is dwelling, From these favOr'd i9mdtes t never must lpart,v-e Here thy voice llleth clear harp of Fol is swelling An4 Gratitude wakes the response of the heart. . While we bead OCT the page which thy precept im-
 presses, While with zeal unsubdued, for true wisdom we
 seek, ... It will seem that thy ind hand still srs in our tFesscs And ite breath of thy question sighs soft Oer our F. cheek. 4s- ,+s1. 3ftt- We may wander away,-but the gems thou hast given ID our caskets are treasur'd ,-lhe wealth of the Wish .le knowledge of Eorth,--and the lessons of
 Heaven, 3.3sf s,5. Thy sniIs, aud thy prayer, and thy presence are From the home of f,hy birth, thy remembrance may From the haunts of,hy childhood thy footstep may
 fade, szsf But thy shrine in this temple a sacred forever, And the love of young hearts on it's altar is laid. Till the germs 'hou didst pInatin our bo'oms are per Till tliy pencils deep from spirit doth aee So ong shall thy dear name be iervem,y cherish d- And lIe breeae to the. West bear onr blessings to- Tuesday, October 2sd, 1sss.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-04-26

N consequence Of the Baltimore Races be
i ing fixed for the 30,h Of May. the time o,
commencing the Harpers Ferry and Bolivar
Races 10 altered to Wednesday, Odd May nc NJ,
when ,hs sf.rpers-Ferry and Bolivar Jockey
Club wili offer purse OF one hundred deiiirs.
TO be run for by three-year old colts; each
horse entered to pay the sum Of SOS, TO be
added to the above Par.e, two-ss;ie hssts-
On Inursdsy the 24ih May, purse Of one
huadred and iy dollars. three emile heats.
And on Friday. 25,h May, a purse Of fec
hundred and tfy dollars, four. mile beats.
The above races TO be governed by the
rules Of the Baltimore Ceniral Course; four
horses to be entered each day. or no race
free for any nag. the winning horse Of each
excepted, the colts to be entered by the Is,
Of May, and named the evening before the
race. April 10. 1852.
The Globe and lnteiiigcneer, Washington,
baltimore Patriot, and Arena, Frederick bury.
each 8 times, weekly.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-04-26

HopE or paAwfSa-
10 be drawn on the H;ga and Ls,r Sysstm
The 10000 prizes of - to be Determined
in this way SHOULD the capissl prixe OF
IS 600 be drawn BY any number under TO-.
600. then ell the tickets from No ], TO 10, 600
inclusive. will be prizes OF - each: Bu,
should the capital prize be drawn BY any
number over 10000. then all the tickets over
10000 will be entitled 60 s. each. The
holder Of two tickets in this lottery. OF hich
and iov number. must draw one aud may
draw three prizes.
All pr res above the denomins,ion Of four
dolI.rs will be post in one wheel, aud eli the
plumbers IN .soshcr. aud the whole 10 be
drawn in few hours.
IicIets 81. fuires Sc, Quarfers 81.
Those Who buy by the Package will risk
on Package or whole tickets s23. ON |.
Package OF halves elf 50--and on n Pack
sge Of quarters IS IS.
] have the pleasure Of again informing cd.
venturers In the Western Virginia Lottery.
that sold one prize Of 900 dollars, besides
many smaller ones, in the Third Class.
0for real lucky numbers, oil, The great.
e" variety. apply personally or ny letter.
WILLIAM CLEVELAND.
CharIestown, April IS.
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NA21O1GAx Ho3Dx.
ErcdEF&ckcfOeUSa.

w. oWiNGs. Jrsm Me~-Aaykef, sskes
9 . the liberty OF returning HE sckpew.
sedgments 10 his patrons for The very liberal
encouragement he hss received from them
while N New-Msrket. and solieils con
tsnusnce OF the same st his Nss;oasl h.
tel, ~ F|edsyiekfotrn. The establishneus
formerly occupied BY Mr. John Dill, and
ietieriy BY Mr.. NJ. Bsttgis. at the corner
OF Church and Court streets, end inms
dlately In view Of the Court Houss. tho
Farmers Branch Bank, the clerks and
other Offices Of public business. AID near
Iy opposite to Mr.. C. w. Viewers. princi.
pal superintendent Of graduation and ma
sonSy Of the Bsliimors and Ohio rail road
company. J. w. Owings also tenders his
compliments TO the customers Of the house
he now occupies, and would be grateful
ior continuance Of their patronage. He
respectfully informs jurors and other per
sons attending court. that they will DO
charged BY the week. if required; and the
residents OF this city. that he is prepared
TO accommodate = few gcntecl Boarde.,
on reasonable terms. Great improve
mepts have been made in the above Ia
vern. and 10 is in all respects comfortable
and convenient. All charges ~ill be mo-
derate, and the utmost efforts used 10 give
general satisfaction. The house will DO
open for business on Mondsy the 9th Of
April inst April ~, Iss2-4t
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-04-26

UvHE subscriber takes this method of in
- forming his friends and the public &c
morally, that he has removed his shop 10 a
room adjoining the shoe Store Of John wy
song & Co. and opposite r. A. McNeills new
APothecary and Drug Store, where lao viii
continue 10 carry ON tho
10ttOs'f1sg Rsssissess
In all its various branches; and hopes, by
strict attention and n disposition 10 please,
to continue TO receive share Of public pa
tronage. He has also on hand neat assert.
ment Of rcady-made CLOTHING, of his own
manufacture, which he will sell on accom-
modating terms.
MILTON J. BROWN.
shephcrdsiown, April IL, 1892.
n: ID. lie is still prepared 10 give neccssa-
ry instructions 10 those who may wish 10 a.
vail themselves Of Allen Wards popular and
established Rules for Cutting.
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PUBLIC SALE.

"ILL be sold. at public auction. on
w Friday the 4ih Of May nerf. at the
subscribers residence on the Shenandoah,
uormerIy Craighill's,) . number Of valu.
aoie Horses. about Is head OF Cattle,
among which are several fresh milch
Cows, with their calves. SO or 60 head OF
Hogs. and variety Of Farming Utensils.
a credit OF twelve months will be given
on ill sums over IS. the purchaser 10 give
note and security. Sums Of aud under
%. cash. Sale 20 begin NJ 10 o'clock,
a. n JACOB NICHOLS.
WILLIAM NICHOLAS
April 20, 1884,
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battalion Orrlers.

A the present militia laws requirs ysean>
n cies ia companies to - filed by eI<c.
ton, the following Companies 81 The "a
BatlahOos ssh Reg. v. ~, ere Rosi6ed and
OedeTed TO assemble bt the FoIIowisg timeS
and places foe the purpose Of sIec,ing salt
able persons - Captains 20 eommand thais
respective companiea
The Compsny formerly eommanded By
cspt DsiseOr, 20 attend 81 noii's tavern. IN
Charlessowss on The Lee Saturday IN April
next. The Company fes@eFly eommsndeA
BY Capt. Hurst, Go atiend II festoSn, ca the
"a Saturday. The Cempssy formerly con
manticd by the late Capt. y2cSsos, @ ssis11
~ Kable's Mill. on the Sd saaordsy ed rhs
Company Formerly commanded BY Cepi.
AoOre, 80 attend 20 the hssgksfsliOass, IN
ChsflesiOWB, on The 4ih Saturday is April
nexs. ~ which times sd phoss - oelicsS
sih be present 90 sspeFiatsed sbs sleetigas.
The ollleeE e0sasBdisa he Bsaishflsid CoW-
pssy oil. on che usssl day q be so@pany
muster IN April ~. psOceea ~ hola - slee-
ton 20 so tie vacancies IT sabailefas h BE
company.
Al psssons living viihis ne bousds q ne
2d Bsitslion. subjset % miIisa duty, sssl
f.ilnK % sftesd IA esmptoncs wiih shs abovs
osdsfa, wsn ineas = peaslly ~ Aoubls shs
arnoBnt u he ordinsFy Gaa
Ttlo'B nnssCOR. Maize,
cs@,g. - Be ssfA Reg. D. ~
Maseb -. fos2.