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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-18

FHNRUSf SALE.-By virtue OF a deed OF trust execu.
n ted TO Us by DR.. Thomas Peers and wife, Of Gooch-
land county, Tor the purpose Of securing certain sum
OF money therein expressed, due Stephen Duvs one
otus, shall on the first day OF August 1884, the residence
oil said DR. Thomas Peers, in the county aforesaid sell for
Cash. the tract OF land wherein he resides Being the same
conveyed 10 us IN the deed mentioned, much thereof
as viii be sufficient 10 satisfy the said sum- with interest
and expenses attending the execution OF this trust.
JOHN Ii 81 E TRESr1IaN. Trustees
The above sale will be made by and with my consent
and appreciation THOMAS PEERS.
July l. I6-tds
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q N OYERSEER WANTED.-I am DESTROYS of e,l-
IA gagug Oveiseer Tor the ensuing year. A Young
man. with small family, well recommended 10 cha.
r'c'er and qualifications can obtain employment by app
cation TO the subscriber living Mlwood near Subets
tavern, Powhatsn county. ID. McCAW.
July lS. 2l-wav
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NEW ADVEIs'T5N Etl ENTs.

- TRAY MUIE.-Srayed away IRON the subscriber
~ during the last month"; living in the lower Of this
county, at Boar Swamp alarge tark female Mule, good
ORDER No particular marks recolected, except small
white spo, just behind the in the name. Has re-
markedly large head. Five dollars ard will he given
Tor her delivery TO me. BATHASA CARTER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-18

MR. THOMAS DIXON-You being a non resident
I'VE OF the State OF Virginia, hereby notified that
will proceed on the 18th day Of July next between the
hours OF o'clock A. III. and Of that day. at the
office OF William Nj. Fulton Notary Public in the CITY of
Richmond, TO take the dispositions OF Charles Palmer and
Others TO be read in evidence in suit depending the
Superior Court OF Law aud Chsncery, for Henrco county
IN which we are plaintiffs and yourself and others are
defendants III from any cause the not taken or
completed oil that day, the taking OF the same will con.
tinue from day 10 day by adjournment until finished a,
the same place and between the same hours
Yours, &C., SAM'L. s. MYERS & Co.
June 81. I, o.
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III AND, IN AMELIA, FOR SALE-The subscriber
oilers Tor sale his Plantation, in the county OF Ame-
ia, bing on Smaeks Creek about six miles below the
Sou,- h"use, and tbree from Goodies Bridge containing
ozo Acres upwards Of 1870 Of which is land Interior
70 none IN The county; upwards Of $50 wool
oependent oil the swamp. is well Notwithstanding five
OF SIX never-ia'ing streams running through H. each al
.cuing proporonate quantity OF Hat and meadow land
ne improvements are comfortable dwelling house. to-
oseso DArns sufficient TO cure fourteen Thousand weight
OF tobacco, new grsnsry, and other houses usual
on iarm tie is also authorized sell (hcud il suit the
purehaseI) from hundred to one hundred and CIV
hsres' adjoining the above, mostly swamp wood land
oil superior quality.
AS lew farms OF the same size, in this section of the
country afford the like advantages for the cultivation of
ooaeeo tose wishing to purchase woud o well view
tue premises. JOHN L. BOTTOM.
July 49, oio~
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STRAWBERRY PLAIN will be rented to the highest
~ bidder, the premises Saturday the 26ih instant
SAMUEL NJ. BOCKIUS, Trustee
July Is. PIT
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AND FOR SALE will sell about 800 acres of
IA prime Pamunkey land, combining many advantages:
I" part OF the celebrated ferry estate formerly in the
occupancy OF Maj. Geo. Dabney, decd 1t needs no
comment; The neghbofood second in pont of in.
teigeuce and hospitality 10 any in the Old Dominion.
This land is 6 miles Only from Richmond; fertile and
g,in be had by early purchase I not sold by the
10th OF August next it will, without reserve be sold on
the premises on that day. TO the hgbes, bidder for one
trd cash, the balance in two equal annual payments Sc
cured by bond, with approved security lien on The
land w y CAVIE
King william June 10. lO-u
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Daily Iine OF Stage Coacf,es-

gw1KyJ2 ~ AUR daily line Of Stage Coach.
@4eIzS fzf 9;Sf5S5 q y will commence running from
-. Richmond TO LeNsburg on the OH
-xaasSskskSfEkz5 instant. Leave Richmond at A.
M. aud arrive at Wilmington at r. NJ. Leave Will
miDgtoD at A. Nj. and arrive in Charlottesville at 10 A.
M.-and leave Charlottesville at 10 1-2 A. NJ. and arrive
in stanton al lap M.-Lesye Stsunton xt morning
al A. NJ. and arrive al Warm Springs at p M-Leave
warm Springs al A. M and arrive in Lewisburg at
r. NJ,
Also line three times week by Scoitsvie intersec
ing the Stage from Charlottesville at Brookes and arriv.
ing at Staunon in the same time with passengers by
Charlottesville.
This arrangement affords fine facilities 10 invsiIs who
may wish TO visit the SpriDgand those who may visit
them for pleasure, It will not bo Objectionable
EDWIN PORTER & CO.
J. N. &. STOCKTON & co.
PORTER, BELDEN & co
June lO. 1916
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Spring Gnn6s

FENHE subscribers have already in store large portion
IA between FIVE AND SIX HUNDRED PACK
AGES, OF their Spring Supply Of Dry Goods, received
mainly by the Harkacoy from Liuerpool and by various
recent arrivals from Philadelphia and New York The
remainder OF their importation Is daily expected by
the jefferson from Liverpool and other large additions
will be made during the ensuing week by arrivals from
New York When all these get into store, a fuller and
more general advertisement will appear. In tile mean
time, offer usual terms, the supply now on
hand, aud invite City and Country Merchants 10 call
on u.s. There has been a perry great decline in manu-
leading articles, and almost ali others or Than last
yearindeed. we have rarely Dry Goods generally
as cheap as they noU The styles pat,e ne SC are
new for the most part and many OF them good.
F. s. J. s. JAMES s. CO.
April 1. Tl07-ta Market Snua,e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-18

I'D HOUSTON, NJ. D.. Dentist, is located at NJ
n IA, Park Place, New York where he will be happy
10 see any oil his friends from Virginia
July lS. 2i-2,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-18

HRANK OF VlRGINfA.-At a meeting Of the Pref.
dent and Directors Of the Bank Of Virginia OIL the
7h day fully, 1884 II ResoIDed That tho dividend
OF The profits Of the Bank for the lat half year be uso
dollars and thirty cents upon each share which, after
serving thirty cents on The shares belonging others than
the Commonwealth sbsll be paid the fifteenth instant
a. ROBINSON, IT,, Cashier.
June g. ia..A
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-18

SSELLlNG OFF CABINET FURNITURE. al re-
- duced priees.-It being necessary 10 close m. hnsi
ness OF Mr George tiendree Immediately will sell for
cash. Furniture aud Mahogany Of all kinds from fifteen
weny per cent less than former prices. Persons
wishing buy either article will do well bv calling a.
there is the largest OF boil, articles ever in hi,
place. w sM,TtI "'
jury 10 lI-6t agent for the ESTATE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-18

ENARMERS' BANK OF VIRGINIA.. The Prssi.
a dent and Directors have declared Dividend oI 3
per cent the capital stock, for the last six months
which will be paid to the Slockhodets on the 5 instant,
VIM. NEKERY1S, Cashier.
July 8, 1884. 1s-N
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NCOTTSyiLLE PROPERIY.-IRUsr SALU-Bv
~ virtue Of deed Of trust executed by John Hartman
and Wife TO the subscriber, bearing dae the 2Is Of Au
gust 1883 oil record IN the county court oil Aibemsrie and
Tor the purposes therein mentioned shall proceed 10 sell
at public auction, for ready money, Friday the 25lh
day OF July next, il fsir not the next fair day-the
following property viz: Lots Nos. 1877 and I6S in Harr.
sons addition 10 the OF SctoyiIe in the county Of
Abemsfe, with the Dwelling House, &C. Of said Hartman
thefeon,-Lot No. if6 in ditto, aud sixth OF Lot No.
IlI, on which stand large frame building and brick
Tavern lately occupied by Rush s. Scot-Also the
Store House and back building, occupied by John A.
Hicks s Co.-Also, part Of Lot No. 1856, with bick
Lumber House thereon, aud Immediately on the river
bank and one other lot tie Turnpike Gaze near
The limits OF the town, with workshop thereon. Also
all the Household and Kitchen Furniiure Of said Hart
man, comprising great vafioy and that very SUPERIOR
aud Of the most isshionsbls kind
The above sale viii take place on the premises and
commence At 10 o'clock A. NJ Such title only az IL vest
ed iD the trustee will be conveyed.
PEYTON HARRISON, Trustee.
June %, 1881. LII
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-18

hAGGERS SPRINGS, (Vhne Sulphur The
~ above Springs situated in the Northern part of
boie'eurt county, within tuo and half miles of James
River 10 miles ahcve Ptonsbug and Buchanan on the
road from thence TO the White Sulphur Springs from
winch they ae distant AZ miles; from lie % miles
anu about the same disteDce est the Natural Bridge
having but recently become the OF this properiy
our best Efforts have not enabled complete i,s i'm
provemen,e 40 far as desired. We have however made
such progress with the buildings and other preparaons
as TO authorize confident belief that by the let 10 the
ION july we shall be prepared for the accommodation of
some 40 or 80 visilers
These Springs, though we'll known in the adjacent
counties, are ion want oil preparation by their former
owners to receive company comparatively unknown 10
Tue distant public; we therefore deem proper 10 saw for
inc information oil such, that the is similar in quail
~ 10 that OF the White sulphur Springs in Creenbrier
county aud 10 bea Ia the CHEST estimation by those who
nave used IL. They are under the management of Mr.
Chares L. Dbre who is usiDg every effort 10 be ready
Tor the accommodation Of those who may visit him The
Eastern aud Western Stages arriving every other night al
Buchanan, Hack will be in readiness TO convey 10 the
Springs the next morning, such passengers disposed
10 WISH MN, JOHN GARTH,
auehnnond July q, 1884. j. W. DIBRELL.
me public are respectfully informed that the above es-
'ao-hhent VIII s opened Tor the reception of company
on Monday the ooh inst 1t is how proper 10 saw
my rlencs, tina, they must prepared make many
allow ances; as, hom the incomplete state Of things
shall be unable 10 give them such a,ons a. de-
sire. CHARLES DIRUEI
Julv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-18
Fresh Dry esOOds---sn Store.

FTcsl Dry EOOds---sEa Store.
FENHE Ship J.Gerson. just in from Liverpool, having
n brought the remainder OF Importation of Spyfng
GooDs. except few packagesand our rerep.s Of DO.
nsfe End other Goods from the North having been very
heavy within . few days--we now prepsred 10 oetr
TO our customers, and all who may choose 10 call ON u.s.
one Of e largest supplies Of Goods ever had in
store and which equal ia style any thing in The Dry
Goods line we have Tor many seasons Goods are
indeed both handsome and cheap A more general adj.
veriseme6t will appear in few days.
f. & J. S. JAMES & CO.,
hpr' ~. ltlO-t] Market Square
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-18

- ROCERY AND COMMISSION BUSINESS
M The subscber has leased one Of the ,encnents i'm
meda'ey fronting the landing Of the Basin, the new
Mill OF Mr. Cheysle, for the Transaction Of roeeyy
and Commission Business, where no is now receiving
Zoe assortment Of every article IN the Grocery line and 10
which ne invites the attention Of purchaserssnd will
give personal attention all consignmeo,s that are en-
trusted TO bis care. THOMAS r. JOHNSON.
hafcb o. 1O6-n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-18

~hNlED, as an Apprentice 70 the Prnting Bnsi.
w ness, Youth Of respectable conDexiobs, from
- % 10 years d az. possessing good Engb Education
Afpy a. The office q ibis psser. Nv 20
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-18

JUST PU BLiSHED, "Randolphs letter. 10 Young
e. Relative, embracing series year. from early youth
70 mature insnhood, ADD for sale by r. I. gMfTH
Suhr 70 Ii-n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-10
LAD1EY DEPARTMENT..
A DAUGHTERS LOVE.

Sometimes, I was conscious of ga
therIng roughness from the continual
conflict with passion and preiudicc.
and that the fine edge of the feelings
could not ever be utterly proof against
the corrosions Of such an atmosphere.
Then ! sought my home. and called ~ =.
bird Of song, and listened To the war.
bling OF her high heaven. tone voice.
The melody Of that music fell upon my
soul, like oil upon the troubled bli.
lows,-and all was Tranquil. won.
dercd where my perturbAtions had lied.
but still more. that had ever INDUCED
them: sometimes, the turmoil aud fac
tuatlon Of the world threw shade Of
detection over me; then il was her pride
to smooth my brow, aud TO restore its
smile. Once sorrow Of no common
order had fallen upon the. il ranked in
my breast like dagscr's point; Ieame
to my house. but I Stunned all it's in q.
mates.-i threw myself down in soil
tude. that might wrestle alone with
my fate, and subduc It; lisht footstep
approached, but needed u not. A form
oi beauty was on 4 sofa. by nv side. but
regarded "a not. Then my hand was
softly clasped, breathsd upon,-press.
ed to ruby lips. IL was enough; took
my daughter "a my arms, aud my sor.
row vanished. Had she sssaved the
haekneyed. expression Of sympathy. or
even the usual epithets Of endearmeni.
| might have desired her 10 leave nv
presence. Had she uttered only a SIN.
gle word, It would have been too much.
50 wounded was my spirit within me.
But the deed. the very poetry Of ten
dcrness, breathing. not speaking. mel..
ted - the winter Of my discomfort. I"
Ever was she endued with that moster.
quisite Of wOman's projections. know.
ledge both when 10 be silent and when
to speak.-and 80 To speak.-tbat the
frost might dissolve from around tbc
heart size loved. and its dscord, be-
turncd 70 harmony.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-10
FREE PRESS.
Frli J.al d Frr.l-rirI. C,,ln,,

run Ssat az ffc,.efICE CgiEi.g.
What would t,e r, adler ll.ink of such a pti.,.
at thc prose day Twelve feet square An
African or two, in such spaeious apartment,
would make the atmosphere most delightfully."-
odoriierous in a summer day.
Frederick County VAS Laid of ia the wear T. IS.
he hrst court ct Justice held ia tllc county NJ.
in the year l94j. Ibis delay, it is prcsun,ahI,
arose from the want Of sufficient number of ma,
E'ua,es TO form Quorum for the legal tr%nsae-
uoh OF business. he first court Vas comno,el
OF Tue following justices, TO Wit Morgan Nor
San, David ance, Marquis Gaines, Thomas Ru-
theford. William MeNiahon, Meredith u.lm
George iicSc, and John White. James Wood
clerk
This court sat the first time, on Friday Iith
day OF November, l1ij. At this term of the
court Is TO be found record ,l,c follow ing cut
Ordered, that the sheriff Of this county built
a twelve foot square los house, logged above and
below, TO secure his prisoners, he agreeing 20 bc
satisfied with What slSli be allow ell him Tor such
building by two OF the court, aad lac not To DC an
sSersble for escapes"
This Mas the hrst jail erected in the county of
frederiek-l Aerehe,sli's History Of ste Ddllcy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-10
GENERAL rNTELLIoENor.

a Rieh ReiraTi.-The truth Of the pro.
verb that there 10 nothing lost by doing a
charitable action is forcibly exempl,fied
ny correspondent Of the Christian Advo-
cate and Journal. who furnishes a sketch
Of the life OF !. e.. respectable member
OF the Society Of Friends This individual.
Il appears, at the ago OF Is. walked forts
miles TO put himself apprentice to a CERTAIN
trade; ferry INTERVIEWED and be had no n, >.
ney TO pay the fare. 5ut a kind hearted wo-
man lent him four pence IIe learned hi,
trade. and experienced various vieissrlude.
Of fortune, un;il no finally settled IN New
YORK. "here he amasssd large fortune
add retired from business Ia gratitude 10
The woman who had Lent him four pence
he 'ehoolsd all her children. and gave her
pension OF one hundred dollars per an.
num- ~hieh' by provision IN his will, she
- 10 receive during her life. This !. no,s
than compound interest on the sum oriri
nslly lenl.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-10
TIE AUROR

we, ana We presume most others, fell into
sad mistake as TO what are to be the politics
OF The aurora Rsdirira. Without seeing Col
Duanes prospectus, We naturally concluded
that the father Of WIN. Duane was worthy
oil SO illustrious a son, thought with him, aud
symPaIhlsed with his injuries and that the
enemy Of encroachment aud usurPation thirty
years ago, was their enemy still. 10 ali
these, as we think, very natural suppos itions,
we have been, gentle reader, completely
mistaken The old man is whole hog, with
our inc omission Of bristle without, or a
chitlin within! Ham, shoulder and miIdI,,-
-jole, soucc and sausage-taiI. liver AMI
lishis-he goes the whole Well, who could
have thought IL We fear age has done its
Office but too well, on the venerable whio
oil other times.-l Richmond Uhig.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-10

are now an market. The house is situated in
She most business part Of the u Sn, aud is "a
comfortable two-story frame house, with a
hno basement suitable Tor shops or Offices
There IS large aud comfortable kitchen.
with inc garrett that answers for smoke
house, standing within eight feet oC the house.
There IS also a good frame Stable on the LOT
that contains tao stalls, large cutting room,
and hne Ion for hay. Any person who may
wish to become ihc proprietor OF this proper
ty, can have u on such terms a will enable
him TO pay for Il with the greatest ease, By
applying u the subscriber
will also sell. for cash or good bonds. nv
HowthoH snf kHchsa Faraiiare. namely. two
solid m1hoglny Tables, one mahogany Work
stand, one 10. Candle Stand, enc dozen hand
some parlour Chars, new, one dozen do. a
hVIe deiaced, one striped Carpet and hearth
fus' one rag Carpet, one pair steel Shovel
ani Iongs, best Kind, one pair brass Aud
irons, one pair giii-framed Looking Glasscr,
uiree Feather Beds, three Bedsteads, two OF
which are high post, and trunncl bctstead.
Ngo stoves, tao mahogany framed Dressin,
Glasses, and number OF other article. NOT
seccss1ry 10 mention.
NY horse, sadd.er's press, screw benches
hhn 'lau', glass eases. anil eyery article Al.
Hs"on !" nay saddl,ng establishment. arc for
saIs. SA9dlet' Of the neishboufhood will do
- ,'h anH eKamine my stock % IiIyd-
"Hs' a' avn determined 10 siyo bargains.
W mo above pr9pery be- not .gld ber,r.
fti1y ne 2fh Juiy merit. % will Then be soll
o. The premises, 20 tte h,-lest l..iJer. viii.
oat reserve, on a credit ~ SIX month. tic
p1rehsscr giving bond and security C,.r an
Inns u and above five dollar. les, .,,,,.
cash. The payments on The House aud j.,
val be divided o. suit The purchaser.
AI persons indebted t. mo arc earnrstl,
'eI 's'sd to make psymcnt a. soon as prac.
90 ib.c. SAMJEL n. ALLENiONG.
Chariestown. MAJ 3, ls3t.--m
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Prom he PlS'ddeipl,ja hiel9geaeer
MISS KENBLE's roRrHcoNIxo vroRx

n.
We learn that Miss Kemble's-we ask MR.
don-Nrs: Buffers forthcoming volume, is a
work on this country. II comprises sketches
made up during her stay among US, aud de-
scrioes all that IS interesting in our scenery.
our habits and character. Her pictures of
American Society are said 10 DO particularly
iVely and piquani; and as it cannot be denied
that she has had ample opportunities of OBJ
servation, they will in all probability be found
full and accurate. We are told that il is the
best work that has been written on the SUBJ
Ject, and coming from so'general a fayorite
we are sure that it will be popular.
Impatient as the Yankees have shown them
selves, under the silly drivel of dowagcr
dowdy, or the pointed and poisoned Islander rs
Of eynic tory-they could excuse. Il need
be, the Pouting aristocracy OF the spoilt child
OF the public, aud take the abuse of the
young and lovely scribe with smiLss .DBu,
on This occasion, their patience will flytahe
tried. Miss kemblc has given the best pfs5b
m the world, Of n Partially for our country.
by settling IN It and If report speaks truly
'ot her forthcoming work, it will prove tina,
she IS as true-hearied n yankee girl as ever
smiled An immense edition OF the work
VIII be stricken off and no doubt as speedily
caught up by the public. All we have to saw
Is, that VIC hope the enterprising publisher,
VIII not keep the public one moment in un.
necessary suspense.
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PULPIT ELOouENrr-

The Washington Correspor Gan. ~ ~
Boston Transcript speaks OF the he, Nj
Stockton ohsPlain 10 the ilouss CT Eeprr-
sehia'hes. IN the following terms
Tie IS Mary land uaan, believe al
Methodist what else Know NOT b,. -
his preaching, which WIS certajnIv ra,,.,I.
uie enough TO entiile him to a nay,-rs,L :.
well a. to The crowded and. J,.t.ng,'s'bIr.d -
dienecs which commonly collect aro,,r b,n,
hn'slne nan Of tb'rty-hye wear, of So
tII', uhin' erect With IaStrous eys,. aig,,J
TOT INC most pare over The he ads IL M, hear.
", ih1 uu'io rhiy conveying the impression
80 fte'S'Jn "i mind absorbed 10 tho
'm'5Inah'e contemplation of unseen and r.
iure things To thu. air of en,l,,,.,,.o, .neaJ
ms Hselt On FANTASIES Of the in,i.ill,,
VIII his whole manner ard matter m a
grcat uegfee CORES pond. lie preached on
"is utFiDe character AZ the source Of lif.
-od light, aud his speculations, metaphor.
and lanBuagr, we're intellectually WORTHY 81
MS theme siways commanding attention.
aud sometimes starilingly beautiful. The Dis
course was neither eStempore nor written.
OK apparently very well studied, and per-
hap' arranged with The aid Of Doie, 81,
Voice - Indifferent his gestures rather mono
'"nous, bot occasi0nally striking and bold
much afterthe notion re have Of White6siJ's
manner iiis PoscF was feeling'y tested bv
The eteci be pfoduced by picture OF dones-
&c bsfea'emcnt, which brought tears 10 M
eyes before vas quite aware what The rsr,
iIeman vas driving Fl add By he tine RAJ
i~Hiy ieponiCd 81 my ffsisty, De- Eas talkit..
wHh his hands hj ins over has head. about a.
yellow garland u the morning, and a.,
spheres 'hai hil he ear u boundies. sp,ro
SIN ihsH music never have seen +,
spsaAef unte ~ much deltberale dignity q
style ior he - sl0r almost 10 . fault gih
20 much enihusissm q ssntmeut"