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Stop the NNnaWny.

fENiif above reward will ho paid far the ammo.
hrusion an seeatiog IA ind ~ ,he STATE ol
Nufinlr muialte Mn lave. nnnad HENRY.
The property o' Joseph Gad', Sen Il The state II
Softh tntohua. WIN abecondcI from tie town of
iyneheurI on o. aeuut the e. IA inst HENRY i.
nteil likely uulat,7. ahau, 81 ct - yeais OF are
ot pleasing cnunienanee when spoten L. null ~,
lhan,b ol ono ot hts hands has become sla tton,
same tnpsn.
1t prcgumrd be IA well kuowr IN H. section
ii country, particularly III the counties Of a,etourt
Augusta, EookbIdse. Noekoehau Bedford,
Montgomery, Kahn~ la and W.ihe, Na he has
Tor some years pod been muth cusngtd IL . hlnr
testimony in snit he had depending f5r hl8 h.,
dom against Rcld, e,ad1 aod 'lbef. - Tie t,l
eol, superior to0ft Of Law ami Lttaa sie ipt the
town Of Iynchhufg, which has rscaniy been dc
rfd'd against hun. He ~ ptobnlig IN possesston
al some popcra showing the rcndeUsy n spad suit
md Will attempt 10 pas ~ engaged IN ialong ties
llnony IN snld muse. Whoever slall afprehcnd
hlm and secure hun IA ad viii please announce It
To me Immediately by leucr, objected TO mo NJ
lynehhurG Va. n apnnicj Will the .eiIot -
certificate of hle bong confined ~ ial.
tIii' WELL pApNEN.
AZ for Joaeph o,add, sen
AUGUST lo IL
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DebilitateA Eema\c,.

vHtliE Complaints prcnisr TO the f-nsIe part Of
n tho community. have bren long successslnily
ueatrs ~ iho administration ., the aromatic PiHs
originally prescribed aud compounded by Dr.
kkLrE, 1hcy cleanse The blood from those Ji,or.
dt,. o. the female cons tulion fer which The pills
are auei otnal specific they restore n frne Gu Gu.
hion. reform tho irregular operations 81 tho san-
gnlrous sy''eu,,and recily the dso' dcred habits,
The proprietor . confidence in the superior excel.
l"nce OF this equally innocenl and powerful IRE.
phrahon Is founded on the most decisive testimony
from many restored patients He can assure this
potion oi til" public, III Il when DIR. Reife's Aro-
mtfic rus for Femaes,sre regularly taken accor-
'hg To the directions accompanying them, they re-.
Wye q eghb'h the desired healthy habits, and res
tore Ia TIN paid counienancs the natural glow or
health end good spirits.
lhr Pills are an approved general remedy In e.
cases OF Distractions; Debility Hypochondrif.
Green Sickness; Giddine.s; PsIpnaton Of sts
Hear bad Digestion Loathins OF Food Pain ii.
the Stomach Sbortness Of Breath upon eyerv lit
lie motion Sinking Of tho Spirits, and IL, conse.
qucnees, dcjrc, d couu,cnaucc, aud dislike .furf
exercise aud conversation.
Married ladies' will hnd the Pills equally usofsl.
exec IN cases oil pregnancy, Otcn they nausl mot
be tdteh neither mus, they be taken by persons Il
hectic Or tonsomp'ive habits. Tney may be used
successfully ny either mrn or women in all flvoo-'
chondriac Hysteric or Vsponrish disordess. IN
all ca.s OF this description. the Phi. purity, inyi.
gora'e. and revive The DISC dered system.
Pic" 81 60a box.
None genuine unless signed on tho outside
printed wrapper by the sole Proprietor, r. KIo,'
DIN, immediate successor to the lac Dr. W. r.
Conway For sale, with all tho other q CO..
Medieines." At his Counting Room, No. o. *
door to J. kidder's Drug Store, cusnes 81 e'a.,es
and Hanover streets, near Concert Hail. u .-sass
aud also, BY his SPECIAL appointment, BY
Howell DAVIES, Agent
= Large discount to those who cay ostM.s
gain.
A's y 4 v
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From the H'chmond Hhig. runs.
PUBLIC MEETING

JAMrs RiypR AND KAHAwuA COMPANY.
At large and respectable meeting OF the CT
zens of Richmond, held at the Capitol on the ate
noon of Wednesday, August It'll, 10 take INTO con
sIerntion measures for the completion Of the sub.
scrpton TO the Stock Of the james River and Ke
nnwhn Improvement On motion Of Nj. Jnirf
Forbes, Joseph Tate, Esq wns coll d To the Choir.
and on motion of Chapman Johnson, Esq Mr.
Gustayus A Myers was chos n Secretary
The objects of the meeting huslng been briefly
stated by the Chnlfmrn,
Chnpmnn Johnson ESQ novel the adopton of
the following resolutions
Rceircd, ! hal committee Of seven he nnronl-
ed by the Chairman, whose duty ii shall be to re-
port to future meeting of the citizens Of Rich
mond to be convened when they 1sen !, cxpcJl
ent, such measures they may taiaI, proper to be
adopted in order 10 complete the subscriptions TO the
Stock OF the James and Kanawlla Company.
Rcsoircd, That the Committee 50 appointed be
authorized TO adopt such preliminary measures as
they may deem cHpedieGt, by the appointment of
agents or otherwise, to invite the attention Of the
people along the line OF improvement 10 the ncces-
sity of prompt and vigorous action aud to endeg-
yor to procure subscriptions to the Stock.
ResotUed, That IN order to deifny a expense
incident to such preliminary measures the Com
nicc be requested to cndeavor 10 talse a sufficient
sum by subscription
These resolutions having been seconded by Mr..
Joseph S. Jomes, were unanimously adopted
The following gentleman were appointed a
committee IN pursuance Of the first resolution:
DIR. JOHN BROCKENBROUGU.
CHIEF JUSTICE MARSHALL,
RICHARD ANDERSON
NICHOLAS MILLS,
JOHN RUTHERFORD,
JOHN ENDERS.
JOSEPH S. JAMES
Ard on motion Of Chapman Johnson Esq the
meeting adjourned.
JOSEPH TATE, Chairman.
GrsrAvus A. MyEps, .>ecreiayy
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stnooi f'o1fouNe LARiES.-

! WIZ 1f'Hs OF " shia'i'''S - s"'S -
= Ioaae Ladies - = sffansS ~ s.onisJt
lie b i ~
isrms pa a. "''' 'hse'F'
IN advance.
Ms. s viii be- u 50 q me ses'oi
r. ON by n qualified assist Il. er.
From desire t. ,blrodacs innf. fheforss So
"a eliye system Of oxsiaira'f6f d hadess = FL
respectfully gives notice L, 8 tops q ne
school hnl tho pubic ~ no lese = ilsf
nc II session, vii b. centae>a E5ec dags. f1e
any reasonable causf, MIR : AT. rot s. ID 4
run,l's bong excused bsi - Up, aaslY d IS 3
,ha no s1hol,t may b. eaafist 10 ts tuiiton VIII
docs noi lnrond to stand II evanans ton.
! Ear The unlocked Fl p., 6nagG extended 10.
| Vn,,l4 his Lectures on Natural And Experimental
| T. Ilosnphy Mr.. s. returns his grateful aekno"-
rcd .faenfa The scoond division Of the course, m
Guiding lhe Departments of Physics, Moei,npiesi
! llejr.aynnmics, Pnoumntirs md Acoustics, he
ii enter upon with renewed srdour, and with the
same liberal expenditure for the requisite Ph'losopt-
cal Apparatus The subjects of this division OF
the roufsc aro fun of interest to every liberal
mind
! Toa the tlassof Ladies', the Lectures vii be
b,id on Tuesday aud FRIDAY morning i IL o.
eloeis aud ior the class of gentlemen on Tuesdsy
and Friday evening n, emily candle light
1lekats--for Ladies', 20 for members Of tho
subserlbers school, and for Gentlemen, -.
A the unavoidable expenditure involved IN this
nrauoag undertaking sh4ihs the entire proceeds Of
> The subscribers labours, he feels thn, there n II
mutked prophecy N his asking payment in nd
vance. r. q. SMITH.
July 81 6if
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LYnchbury, Aug ~.
tiiDe1CAIEos.

rEVlIE next term OF tie sub2,rDc,s school will
- commence on Monday the 2nd day of Sep
icmbcr ensuing and will continue until the end OF
March, lS3i-All students entered MT The begin
ming of the SESSION, OF on any subsequent day
" Ill be considered ortcrod until the cni unless 9th
efwise specified at the time Of entrance.
The subscriber will use every means within his
power TO facilitate the progress of students commit
ted 10 his care and to en'be them Ia attain an ne
cntatc knowledge ofthe studies in which they arc
ongagcd-Cao will also be taken that students be
moi embarrassed IN their stud cs by beng engaged
too great a rartetg, al the same time,
JOHN. g. REID.
r. S The tuition will be required on before
he ist day of next December. J. 9. II.
Aug. IL hrf
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COMMUNICATIONS.

To He E.,tofs n 5ae VuguiGR
GeHflensnl have tead with attention the ne !
ses published IN your paper Of the lth July aud tn
9th inst. the first from the Richmond Enquirer, and
thelasi from the Compiler, on lhesnhec james
River and kanawfa improvement | think II 10
be regretted that tho author Of the project had no
matured ms scheme a l,g,le mote before he h onsh
II before the public. Il appears Ia ;lc THAI taxes
and tax alton stand too prominently IN his manner Of
stating the subject II this great work IS worth
any thing like wha, II mas been cracked up To be
IN shoit, fiji IS y orth mnkas=l regard il as quite
impossible that any taSaton can he necessary 10
accomplish H. the plan stated III the above reelt-
ed Publications As 10 the deficiency of tolls 10
pny the interest that could he supplied by a. ad-
ditional loan, which might be reduced 10y tie tolls,
without taxing the section nj all hnyc no doubt
but what a sufficient premium can hc hnd On the
loan 10 meet the deficiency Why has the author
of this scheme presented II under the alarming tdfa
of taxes, when, If the proposed work is worth cor.
sruetng, no taxes can be necessary Z II The toll
viii produce enough to pay the interest, there can
| be no necessity for taxes NTH HE proposed So
curity, the loan could be extended to any icugih ol
time that may be desired. rofrosuc the loan On the
most favorable terms II is necessar, TO give ample
security. Il Is IN the power of the section or dr.
trlct 10 give such security, and 10 make the fund
borrowed pay for It elf Why, then, make 50 much
ado about getting subscriptions Il Is only neaes-
sary 10 make the people of the district understand
this scheme, IN order TO induce them to embrace II
with eagerness. Let then tie friends Of the eater.
prize Turn al their efforts 10 thus point Get the
necessary nets of Assembly the next Sessions and
my life for II the work viii be finished sooner han
II would be II the Company was ready 10 organize
day. on the plan of individual subscriptions.
Unite the district in the determination to accom-
Deb this q a.. MIA tn md fhf
wonder hereafter will be that there ever should have
existed difficulty in the undertaking.
SUBSCRIBER
[8-r The foregoing article presents the plan .
making the James River and kanawha Improve
ment sectional cotk, IN neW, peculiarly striking
and just point of view. EitS.
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Totte Editors Of The Virginia.

10 tte Editors Of The VrGiaiaa.
Nessrs. Edito,S--lIy notce IN THIS day paper
il will be seen that meeting ofthe Lynchbure
Hose Company IS called for tomorrow night and
from what can lean, II Is the intention 81 sud
Company 10 dlsband, and TO return uq apparatus
10 the Corporation Now, Mcssrs Editors, al.
thousi. the present Company may appear Deficient
in the eyes D. the pNb.Ie generally, yet whenever
we have had cnuse Tor tie e@ofhons, those eXef.
tons have been freely and yeluati'IY gwen, and
the fen who have not faltered h We e., nj proofs of
willingness to and their fellow citIzons in tins -
danger, which nt least deserve the gratitude of ull
understand the reason for giving up the Hose
&c. is the small number wh3 now clong Ia the
Company II such is The case, would call on all
of our young men, who arc influenced by v al tu
benefit their fellow clizcns, and 10 all in ihc nobie
endeuyour 10 guard againstihe destruction Of pro
perry, should our town 10 VISITED by the calamity
of Fire, TO meot with that llltlo remnant io.atofz
roc nigat, and JOIN the Company
10 my fellow cltl2 generally, | would AnV
shew by you actions that you are dcicrlu med To
uphold those who ever ready even ut the dead
hour of night, to leave th.r warm md comfortable
beds, to md IN checking the ravas,s of the dsyour
ing element Scarcely does newspaper arriyo
but we hive accounls Of great Losses OF property
and even lives, by fire AMI although our town hns
been blessed beyond example,y yet v no can snv how
long II may continue TO be 80 } 1t therefore be
hoeves Us 10 have an efficient Ere Company and
the ONLY way 10 do this IS To give your countenancs
10 the FEW who ure endeayouring to raise md
sustain one. A CITIZEN
Igs- We need not add word 10 the foregoing
very just and appropriate remarks of our corros
pendcnt. When the Corporation first procured the
Hose, with the necessary apparatus to render Il
efficient, Company WAS formed, strong IN mum
bers, and composed of materials which VIC thought
would stict together. But, very little time clap
sed before the novelty Of the thing wore OF, and
the Company gradually dwinded away, until, for
the last few months, only some half dozen hove
answered to tho roll. call. Surely, no remarks are
necessary 10 show the vauc of such Company,
if II be for no other purpose than to take cnrc of
the Hose ", which have been procured at such
great expense. But, in cnso fire should break
out among US, it will be found rll-nporlant that
the Hose should be under tho management nj
an efficient and recognized head, who should have
under his control a numerous body of trimmed aux.
ilieries We should no, wait until fire has desc
lated our town before we begin TO harness for
the battle 1t will be too late to lock the stable
door, after the horse is stoen.- Edits.
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HoarA Iov Xoung AaAies.

NWR5 JOHN TDNPKIN5 toniinufI . ,fep
tn Boardn House ft Young Ln
ing 10 i.yncLburg iot fderaton. sbe go
inalrne, Young ,die, II Mnslc, On u
f0HIE. Ut Guitar az ssen8t
Dnbai. 4. iJodautk liz -
Plate PIANO FORTE winch .a. -
selfio sell a, the maunf,etaref spr'cr nfee
win - addition onY Of TIT etpcrae 8i ~ p.
,a,ion fam New York 10 IT, HeN
n Il -Plano Fortos securely pat ~. ffse If &
pense To the purchaser
Aus. IL OUT
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Nc K. ANDREW BOWMAN As you afe Il
W. nonresident Of this State take this means
Of notifying yon that, on Tuesday the ioth day Of
Sept 1888, shall, at the Clerks office Of Simpson
county, Kentucky proceed to take the dcpos ton of
Richard Fowler and continue from day 10 day I'll
taken TO he read in chief upon the trial ofyour SUIT
now depending agons, mo IN the CircHlt Superior
tour, Of Law e. Chancery for Bedford county, Va.
ROBERT TlNSLEY
Bedford 20. Va Aug u wlw
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- w. ~ LOUIS, missouri o' :.
:. ' si,.l,on e'rne,,s # onch,,osc
-, t,od
:, Nv ~, ~, - 80 49, la,e,
"a, ,rd,,,,o ~ .t.e s,sei liz suffered prea, pain
l,...-.f,..,f In o,,J,,ed With Chris
- e,,,,,,dc ftc .l,.i ~, l,,e Am n Isfy. 1888
- aba,,, =, care NJ Tracey foaeht il the
pev.,al,ornryvss al wa. ,olcn rflsane, Nv
H.. Inl,e,., ,yha In Inn 4, considerable time
SINCE tn, ucr.oi he las resided in the county oi
Grlfn,d and maintained n good character. both NJ
a 1 christian mud citizen lie uns memie- II The
Methodist Irtscspal Ghnfch nnJ Il = Believed
ltbefe y,i,. never q CHARGE or accusation brought
aaa,n.th, Nh,ls ihr CLmch. lie loll hs
IW4ic Ann Ta,cy. II Ialnru, hcr rs, aad 10 wait
Inntl lae ord ahail eal her borr where ste hopes
] 10 fea,,,tc with mn aeain H. hus also LEFT four
.hIafen. WHO are seeies,d IA different raffs Of IL,
iVa#l. rlty tho deafh 81 .ucr father uaucntt
them 10 q,cpafc 10 me- . ,tuyr
pEFAP1ED ihs inf, o., tnc TIL instant, orte
a paiufn ,nd,spa4,lia nj a f.w dafs. I'll MA
! Mn. eLl.,t son Of ranlrm,n o.d tlatael W.
.,,eslo, Of Grdlotd eoun,y, uged two yoafs an
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cOLoNIZArlON SOCIETY.

COLONIZATION 9pCIETY
Ysr-1s. Tho Annual M.et,ng Of the Lynch
.gL.sT burg Auxiliary Colonization SorIcty
will be held, on THURSDAY EVE
MING noxf, the 18th inst. at caly enndle-l,ght, nj
the Methodist Episcopal Church. by appoint
mont of the Board Of Managers, the Anniversary
Address will be delivered by Riehnfd II Tolcr
Tho members Of the Society and tine citizens
generally are invited to be present the OCCASION
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r The Winchester Republican is making sud
havoc with the reputation of the Roman demieols
Not content with declaring Marcas Brn'us "a
hase, nasrotcful and sanguinary monster, he now
'tlsmailzes the exploit OF Mu,ios, who held his
hend III the flames until it consumed, III order
% show the enemies of his country wha, the Ro-
nuns were capable of en- urng as = a deed of
tool hardy vanity, or perhaps Of furious ,sge"-or
at best, " useless act OF courage" If the Repub-
lean intends to 90 Though the calenIar Of ancient
heroes IN such sritlea vein, what will become
OF " 9reek and Roman fame which now furnish
es basis Tor the lofty flights of 4th of July orator.
and writers III their teens We bes HIM to "spare
the rod"
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IRISH MOSS OR CARA

lGREEN, highly esteemed and popular
remedy for the diseases of the Lungs, Bowels, &c
more especially for Consumption, Dysentary,
Rlckets, Scrofula, Affections OF the Kidneys and
Bladder
Billet Waters, new splendid article superior
to any ever offered in this market
Night Tapers in assorted size boxes
Phosphate of Iron and Itch Ointment
Calcincd Magnesia, in vials bottles and boxes
Lunar Caustic, Pperne and Medcated Silks
Liquid and solid Rouge
Ink Sand in papers and boxes, assorted colors
Cayenne Pepper, American andAi rican by boz
tie, pound or Received and for sale by
Howell DAVIES.
Aug ID HIS
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MAJOR JACK DOWAlNG The POPULAR
~ OF this celebrated senllemans cpsiIes has led to
numerous coun,crci,s Various writers have soug Lt
to obtain currency for thcir appont wiuiclsns and
stale Jests, by lacking TO them the Majors name,
and have succeeded by this fuSc, in attracting at
tentlon TO Their crude conceits, which otherwise
would have beer unnotieeh. We publish this
morning ono of tho genai1le letters of the Major
and We would warn readers that none are 40
unless they bear the label of the PorHand Courier
the !" only paper that the Major honors with his
correspondence. All others spurious.
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THE LADY'S BOOK. -We have received the
July No. OF this Periodical 1t is, as usual. en-
5elllshed with we'll executed engravlngs In the
typographical department, neatly as ii has been
executed heretofore there is marked impro
meat. The table of contents is Of rich and VA
rled character embracing several original articles
ani numerous excellent selections -" The Snow
Feather" an orig nal Tale is full of interest and
is written with AN ololuence of thong ht and pow
or of expression not surpassed in any similar pro-
ductlon that we have recently perused. There are
one or two Objectionable peculiartics in its style,
smacking both of afIectatioa and imitation, which i,
would be well that the author should correct but
these trivial UeInishes more thnn counterbalan-
anew the wcl-known history Of the preservation of
the life of Capt Smith by the Indian princess Pc
cahonas, & the subsequent adventures of the Prln-
cess, after she had abandoned the wild woods and
the broad streams other native land for the refine
mcnt. and guietes of civilized life The author
of lis strange, eventful story" 50 replctc with
romantic interest. and yet true, should not suffer
his pen to be idle in its standish nor PERM, his
name to be concealed from the public eye while
somany meaner fowl ARE tapping their gaudy
wings, sparkling with borrowed and stolen gems,
and soaring to Immortality on far less vigorous
pinons than his own. The Ladys Book is Ger
tany ono Of the cheapest periodicals published in
this country, when we consider not only the guam
,i,y, bnt the quality Gifts con,cntsI is published
monthly in Philadelphia, by l.. A Cooley x Co.
Mt 81 per annum in adyance.-Capt. M. ". Da-
venport IS the agent IN Lynthburg.
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TRUNK LOST,

O. ~ .
FH1lIERE was lost ~ stolen from the ChallOucs-
n Vile Stage, on Friday morning last, between
Nh. Luudon Cabell' - and James i. Garland in the
county Of Amherst, a large black Leather Trunk,
containing many articles of dress, DC. such as
Indy IS Presses, tbuek silk Bombuzines) Aprons,
four or five suits of Summer Clothing for n lirtlc
boy Nc. &c,--Any information in lelation To this
T unk " ! be thankfully received, aud ahbcroi re-
wefd VIII be pad for It's contents
M. IA GARLAND
nncLhnrr Anr u
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70he Editors oftae rirg inian.
BLOOD UORSE4

We understood that several gentlemen in our
immediate vicinity have turned their attention to
rearing tina, noble animal, the blood Lo5sc, IN the
John Jaqueln Amber, Esq. of GIonambler, and
Philip St Geo AmbIcr, Esq of ST Moor, in the
adjoining county Of Amherst. The latter has We
ry recently made valuable addition to the blood
cd stock of this section Of the country, by the pur
chase at the price of 800, Of Conntcss Eia'er a
bay mare who was got by the renowned Tirg,
MAN, her dam 10y imported Arch Duke, the winner
of the Derby in 1879, the exact cross which pro-
duccd the far-aned Poiig Hopti@s. Her podi.
g'cc may be found in cxienso, IN the July No Of
the American Turf Register,
The former gentleman, q. J. Amber, ESQ., pur-
chased, at the sale Of the late Edmund Irby, Esq Of
mare Mulia Flora, who was got by Old Sir Arohy,
out of Weazle, the hafsister Of the famous Con-
tention, and the full sister of that most astonishing
racer RnrSfaH.
BY way of illustrating the rapid appreciation
which has taken place IN the value of blooded
stock it may be mentioned that lilte more than
TWO years ago, Nulta Flora was bough, for SIS 40,
and recently her proprietor has refused 1880 for
her. Multa Flora has produced IA most beautiful
and promising fIly, and is now IN foal to E'yidc-
Countess Plafer is in foal to Luzboruuyh -
Roth Fylde and Luzborough capital imported
English racers and stations.
Ii is necessary to stste that the Messrs hmblers
are actuaied solsly by wish 10 improve the stock
OF horses in this par, of the country, and have no
view to the turf.
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e. An Invaluable Remedy

Tested ~ cfpericaoe 6aa n ftiRcd bD tesftme
H,ois
Wn o9f pco}l" have femcty tor eo1S3 -
VA veil ~ "ther complaint .-.hpf The pfopric
II Of thr l1ne known I'D ifativ fclrilt ut1tI