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MHR JOHN G.. MULER-SfR. Take notice. YOU
lVA not icing inhahitan Of this State that shall
proceed TO take tho dispositions of JuQry Lowrey and
others at Der own residence in The count of Fuvanna
on the 18th day Of February next 8350 also i,o depo.
sition of William Wharton, at his residence in the coin.
" OF Madison, on the 9TH day Of March next-to be
read as evidence in suit in Chanccry now dencndno
in the Circuit superior Court Of Law and Clancerg
held in The county Of Goochand wherein I am plain.
tH and you, as administrator Of Susan Scru0r dec
and others, are deicndontsot which times and places
you are hereby notified 10 attend, II you please
ELIZABETH IOWREY
Wilmington, Flovonna, Dec 20 6s-,g1sv
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NEW ADVEaeTas EsgEN'gS.

INVALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-In-
tending to remove to the West, ot,r for sale my
plantations two miles south of Oxford on Fishing Creek,
cleared and dtched On it,is dwelling House contain
ing six rooms with the necessary out houses, and con-
ycnicnt Spring of excellent water. Also, my Mill tract,
four miles south Oxford containing 010 $50
of which low grounds OF superior quality and 500 of
good tobacco land III woods On this tract there is good
Saw Mill, and an abundant supply oftmber comorta
bic dwelling House, and the usual ouhouscs. The wa
power each of these tracts is valuable and easily
rendered available. Likewise, the tract which
side, of leo acres. The dwelling House this tract,
contains ~ rooms besides four cellar rooms, all finished
in the best style ofmodcrn architecture with correspond
ing out.houses, good Garden and first rate Spring /
deem particular description of the above proper
y unnecessary person disposed to purchase, would
first view the premises. Being resolved ON moving
would sell great bargain, aud very accommodating
terms Apply TO the subscriber, at Oxford or TO A. w.
Vcnabe, Esq of Clarksvlc, Va, who is authorised to
act for me TIL Il. HUNT.
Oxford Granville CO., N. c., Jan. 3, 1885
Jan 10. 1S-9tS
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Wyllesburg, Charlotte Co. Va, Dec. 10.
HNOR RENT, and possession given irnme diately the
n House On Street. present occupied by Hall &
Moore Aso small tenement Shockm Hill, lately
put IN good repair, and the House about miles from
Rlchmond commonly called the Hermitage, with, or
without the farm adjoining itFor terms, enquire of
Edward N. Allen, at the Richmond Coffee House.
Dec. 30 G1l-2aw3wl ABIGAIL MAYO.
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AsObiMsOm's Practice---VOI. I'D.

aSVWAahsOEn'e N HStCtbCG"@~ y OR. ga.
IN PRESS, the Practice in the Courts of Law and
n Equity in Virginia, by CoSwAY Robinson. Vol. 2
Containing Practice in SUITS in Equity.
This volume is divided into twenty chapters; the first
oil which is treatise upon equitable Jurisdiction embrace
ing the following subjects: Account dover, partition
fraud, mistake accident bill to perpeuac esnony bill
OF discovery; removal of legal mpedmens; preserva-
ton OF property pending tgation aid to Judgment Gre
dorj mortgages and deeds of trust continuing trusts
resulting trusts bill to contest set up will DISPOSE
ton of assets partnership; suretysp assignment set
Off suits for freedon husband and wife Infants idiots
and lunatics suits for forfeited escheatcd ands Scc
acaS to repeal letters PATENT settlement of boundarcs
bill qud timet; bill OF peace specific execution; nc
cat; foreign attachment; and injunctions.
The titles of the other chapters follows g limi-
taon OF suits in equity; proper parties a. matters
which may be comprised in suit process; g. plead
ngs; proceedings at rules; g. evdencc o. change of
parties by death marriages. TO- orders entered upon mo.
and proceedings under same - order of account and
proceedings under samc ID order for sale of property
and proceedings under same; 10 rehearng after inero-
cutoy aud before final Decree 10 final decTec H. taxing
costs; Is mode OF compelling performance of decree;
ID bill of review; 20 appeals.
The volume viii have in the frs part Of it table of
contents and table Of cited and in the conclusion
there Will be full index both TO this and the former
lumc.
About one half Of the matter is printed and it is
expected that in December the publication will be COM
pctcd. The book WILL as it is published he for
sale at the store of the subscriber, in Richmond
October IL. l47-tf1 ROBERT |. SMITH.
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ENCLlpSE will make his acknowledging 1895
El atmy sons, Edward Johnson's in the county of
Dinwddie; 80 miles south of Petersburg, the old stage
road.
MONSIEUR TONSON will make his next season at
terield. Particulars in time. w r. JOHNSON
Dec 30 1I-tf
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BANK OF VlEGINiA.-The President and Di-
Ia D recors have declared dividend OF the profits for
the last six months of three dollars and thirty entg per
sharcwhich, after deduction of thirty cents ON each
share, for bonus to the State will bc paid the share
holders on the 18th inst.
Jan. 6. G74-4t1 A. ROBINSON, Jr., Cashier.
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& IA OTSPUR, the Sire Of Naseppa, viii stand the en-
81 suing season, at St. Leger, (Mr. John Heths, }
in the county of Chesterfield % miles from Petersburg
10 miles from Richmond and miles south of the Coal
Pits Particulars will be given hereafter.
Dec. %. [70-tf] JOHN b. CHRISTIAN.
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N CHANCERY.-At Court of Quarterly Sessions
n continued and held for Louisa county, the Court
house: on Wednesday, November the 18th, 1884
Nancy Cross, the wife of Oliver Cross, by Robert
Crocs, her next friend and Mary Downing, Pitts.
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DUNDU Hour barrel biIIeis
10000 hoop poles
The whole, save the bcts and hoop poles 10 be deli
vered at The Pencntiay by the LIST day Of arch next
Os35) Proposals win be made either TO Col Morgan.
(Suporintendcnt0 or the subscriber
THOS c. MONCURE
October H. Td7-rt Co1,eroJ 3g,,t
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NOIICE--All persons having claims against The
estate ofWm. Talley, dec d. will please bring them
forward, properly authenticated for settlement.
JOSEPH TALIEY, Adm'r. If
Dec. 20. [63-wdw1 Van. TaLloy, iced.
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some bay year old Stallion, by Tonson out of we'll
bred Bussorah mare Terms, cash.
RANDOLPH HARRISON, Jr., Err.
Of Thomas r. Harrison, decd.
Jan. ). 73--tds
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FEyO THE PUBLlC.-As the proprietors of thai part
IA of the Metropolitan Mail Line between Washing
ton and Richmond, we beg leave TO inform travellers
that prepared 10 accommodate them in the best
style, every other day in cooches.Evcry other day the
mail VIII be transported In Wagons, which being pro-
vided with spring seat, enables to accommodate two
passengers
1t is interest well pride to win the public
approbaton and promise that in efforts to
it, we will not "le found wanting
Seats may be taken at the Bell Favem.-Try us
Richmond, Jan. Is. [7s-u1 WIN. SMIIH 81 co.
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FEVlMBERS WANTED AT THE PENITENTIA-
a RY.-200O feet inch yellow pine plank
1000 fect3-4 inch yellow pine plank
500 do 3-s do do do crooked edge, for wsg-
gon sides
500 do do do poplar plank, clear Of knots and
shakes
500 do 5-S do do do do clear Of knots
800 do birch scantling nchcssquarc 12 feet long,
clear stuff
500 do do do do do do do
100 hickory axletrees
ODn tvhocI f,fi,.s
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THEJRSD.g e,
NpALTlMoRE HOUsE.-This ce


EEALTlMoRE HOUSE.-Ths celebrated Hotel,
y ~ (known as the ISDIAS QUEEN,) is now opened by
The undersigned The House has been renodced and put
IN elegant ORDER addition of than forty oons
including superior dining-room, spacious and bcau
inl Saloon, Ladies Ordinary, and splendid drawing
Room attached, and several delightful Parors situate on
and commanding view ofthc fashionable thorough
fare OF the city. The House and furniture is ackncw-
lodged to be superior to what il has bccn and the
proprietor pledges himsefto the public, his best
exertions to give corresponding improvement to all
that essential to the comfort and pleasure of those who
VIII honor the House with their company.
Jan /. G2aw3wl JOHN w KING
Nor RENT, tic Patopsco Hotei.-This property is
IL among the most valuable in the State, situated in
the romantic and hourisng Village of Ellicotts Mills,
ten miles from Baltimore, upon the Turnpike and thir
teen upon the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road where
all the immense travelling 10 the West enptes in the
Hotel The Improvements consist of the Old Hotel and
the large new Stsne House recently built fronting upon
the RaiRoad and Turnpike also the large stone stable
with thirty stalls carriage and ice house, and the splcn
did Garden OF nearly three To good the
rent will be made suitable Proposals will be received
until the 10Th January, and possession given the first
day of February, Address
JOSEPH DARLING, Bait.
January g. 75-I5thJ
A II r,t.f,t
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NMTASHINGTON.-Th celebrated Race Hsrsc and
Wv Stallion, thc sire of iIansap, Macduif, Tom
Brown and othersD will stand the ensuing seaSon at
Gainesville at Buckingham Ccurthousc
jan 10. [70-etl DAVID o. COPELAND.
a YOUNG GENTLEMAN, well qualified to teach
IA the Latin and French languages together with the
higher branches of Mathematics, desires the situation of
Tutor in Virginia family Address X. Y. H.,
Jan. Is. 7S-3t
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WOUNG ROANOKE.-Thisc capital young Stallion,
u. will stand the ensuing season. my stable, miles
above the New Store the Cut Bank road at Mr. Jas
Saunders and VIM. A. Frazer's Taverns Cumberland
Roanokes purity of blood, FORM and action is well de-
serving the attention of those wishing raise fine horses
Jan. TO- T76-2w1 GILES HARRIS.
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~ bttVflo fVit oAIF-At faIncViIlc, Amclia
for cqsh on the 10th ofJanuary next, six or cight
key young negroes, belonging to the Estatc Of John
=; Deaton, decd. A. b. WALTIIALf qd,n'r.
'ec' % 77--wtds
LOS. II. STREET, of Woodyillc, Nlissssipp Atlor.
- ney and Councillor at Law offers his professional
services to bic friends and 1ie public.
November -. 5J-1af2m-m4m
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vi stable Of the subscriber on Rockhsh, Nelson
County, Virginia. Particulars hereafter.
Dec. 10 [66-w3w1 JOHN y COLES
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Thomas Craig George rutherford, Robert Montgo-
merle, Robert Sper, Robert Fauld, Alexander Kerr,
Thomas White and David Wark, Plaintiffs,
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CHESTERFIELD CO1rNTy

"a voter in the Enquirer Of the Goth February s
respectfully informed, that We furnished Mr. Johnson
many weeks ago, with the number of persons which
we supposed were not entitled to IN The election
between Branch end Old in $780, and The number sIb
sequeniiy Gisquacd-but il is probable there NAV
nave ueen errors in our estimates if az Voter" viii
lend US his aid and assistance we hone to coni ,,
unPJudlccd mind of every one that the ins.ructon;ss
~ ihis county, have not only failed in obtaining naio
y Oh ne votes given in at every election (were there
was conicsQ which has taken place under the new
Consultation, but signaly failed in obtaining majority
oil INC present resident voters Of the county We M
as 9nXious us "a Voter, thot the truih--thc whole
[uln ana nothing but The truth. may 60 before the Poo
pie Of Chesterfield PAEKE 'pOlNDTv,TFp
Feb. 2sth, 1885 L. NUNTAtiV IN
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ri c..t- - COW.0DAICaTED.
Ihe friends Of the Administration In Alcr,arle hsv.
ing received communication from large number of lie
trends o. the Administration in Nelson REQUESTING them
toring forward al their March Court some person who
would elected represent their opinions i'm the Senate
OF Virginia, aud suggesting Col SAMrEL Cam as in
mIf opinion, suitable person and The fcnds of the
Aomnisratcn IN Albemarc eoncurrng cordially In that
9pWion, col Narr was announced on Monday The frat
oay o. INC March term candidate for the Senate
committee having previously nsccrtaned that be would
serve elected, aud would see The people Of the District
as ol'2o dunng the canvass as his private affairs would
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-05

EATRAcr Of a ieher from "HALFtx Va Feb 29 1875
An occasional voice from Old Democratic Uali(ay
must believe To be occasionally palatabc 10 vour
defs-Wc who so firmly stood It dufno the onnic last
Spring when almost every back load from Richmond
instead OF bringing merchandise was frcipll'cd viii
Bank Documcns, and The scurfous productions Of lie
hred presses and aguin threatened from The Same
source with $4,000 copies Of ac speech of the Dcleo
rom fetersburg)think that 10 vanaush the enemy a.
dersuch FEARFUL odds, entities more than praise What
aaHscs us most at present, is that tie Bank WIGS"
canuot imagine who defeat Mr. Van Buron or The
"Magcian as they affect TO call him. Itsecps TO mn
ze them beyond measure IN looking around thorn tbcv
ind that all their own horses are broken down or 50
crippled as TO make run, aud arc unable 10 do an
"indiyidual As for Judge White whom thev wish to
take from Our own ranks, they az perfect liberty 10 do
50 hthey think proper can DO no HARM bot It's only
compliment 70 US, tending show that their party
" composed OF such heterogeneous Of materials
as TO e unable to hud any being earth among their
various leaders, u carry into effect cr gfiaciglcs a.
they call them u affords much pleasure to see Them so
much aotyfed, for they richly deserve it, and We can tell
them ~ tune, and from the word co. that Martin Van Bu.
rem 81 the Empire state (as they call IT'D dis beyond
DOUBT cayl or dispute Che avonte ofte Democratic par
20 ue " States and unless Mcssis Calhoun and CLAY
carry their threat into execution Of an appeal 10 arms
and Lcc.ty discover Tic Union Ice will beat tle whole
scrope we are now as nearly unanimous for the n.
mn'sraton as we ever have bcen and consequently
'hefe VII hc no opposition, except in Congress and then
we snail administer ID Col Davenport his b,ters Cart
Coles has nothing 4, fear but Federal Iynchbur0 and
snce 1he establ'shucnt of some Branch Banks n Dan
lea Biddlcs In Piltsvlsa
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MIA, Messrs Wilchcr and Swanson are also opooscd By
whom havcnot lcarncd Their course in scuttnr of
INC heads or DRIVING from oicc~cvery public who
did not think With them. is understand not nj an an
proved oi-lnd IN addition, their voting for Leigh In
Meckenburg, our other neighbour the Democratic Party
are as frm and united as here Mcssrs. Garland aud
Rogers will be returned by large majority and Mcssrs
Goode and Sheriff rowncs will consequently stay nj
NOME la c"nc'uSion-and il is in vain deny it po-
huea Nigg'ry Is Inonldcring 10 the dust i'm every d.
r'ci,ah and ron a quarters hear the unhpard-of pro-
c'Fdings "i The Legislature condemned The Right of
Instruction Lrodf"t@ it has been and the promo
Ton OF Leigh n, lis expense, will be tolerated
Yours. &c,
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10 THE EDTrORg an nun rvo,,

= Sho you reply, which would have been made to
"ciam Of Senator, except that the person who con
veu ~ was unfortunately not member Of thr Senate:
Mr. Prosd10. The Senator from Kcnttcl,, ,,boso,i,.
quyce ana genius greatly admire has said iihatpocs
uaNe strange bcd-felows. Now this admit To be- fruc
norahe bousefor hero We find the rariffte and All
iaHhie, the Improvement man, and tle AntiI mprovc
mem man. The Ulrq-Sirct- Consrmciinnist and tbc n
ueuuinsf9n, INC Nationals and the Nullfcrs the Bank
itcs ana Anti-Bankites pigpin1 topefher boads and
P''"'s' ih TIC same truckle-bcd." NERBUM SAT-
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labor q rcsusca,o the party OF the IIoly Alliance
wonlduter when they France employing the forces
and tue power which she has acquired since the rvo-
luton Of July in struggle against the Republic of The
United States. When they saw those two neon,c ,yho
IN the Old and New World, represent the cause of H.
oerty, stupidity warning against each other what in
rgucs would be set iol against us at home whilst
we were occupied against brother irccmen abroad
l.oNpoS jan 24.-I!le Paris papers of Thursday have
arrived with those of the South OF France TO the 18th
hc possibility of another indemnity hs.ing maid
Ia iSssa, as Sovereign of Poland has attrn.;. uublic
attention IN Paris at most awkward moments and *
likely TO have untpward iuiiaence upon tine Nl,e,,a,
claim. I'm article that We have 1iv,, fran, Fc,nl = r
paper. devoted 20 Russia has reused The Parinu press
Inc v0"ieur, after citing this article n, l,rth az Is
ts explanation, which will be found below From the
bret aud unmportant debate which followed the nrc-
sentnon on Wednesday, of the papers relative TO the
American claim is evident that the French Chamber
is resolved 10 fully into the question and without ak
ing Tie word OF either Minister Committee assure il
sell OF the justice or injustice of the demand
ms should have been done before. The question has
excited great discussion amongst the French mi
nis,erallsts Thus the na0ria B0rdeais is as indip
nant as President Jackson himself the rejection of The
claim BY the Chamber; whilst the Courier de Los aso
Minst rial, and representing the manufacturing inter
ess oil Lyons, uphOlds the ssity of REFUSING a de-
mand SO i'npcrously made. IL would seem from this
uat Lyons has lost considerably the supply of the Anne
rican market which it Possessed in great nea
- -
FALMOUTH. Jan. 20.-IIis Moiesty ssloop Nimrod Is
Sonmandcr M Dougal, arrived here to-day from tho
North coast of Spain. She left Sintandcr on the 10th
instant, with dispatches for Government Their PIX
nor ms not TRANSFERRED; but report, by the Nnrod
states tat 'he Queens troops Just previous to her sail
ing, had sustained defeat Billion; which cccn.
SION, * OF the officers fell into the hands of the Carlsts
and were immc diately shot.
a Misunderstanding letwecn two of the Queen Cen
rrais sad 10 have been the of giving the Car
2
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itchmoHd, Fredcricksbug, and Pofomnc RaiI-1cnu
We understand from the Engineer, that about 700
hands arc now employed upon the line Of this Rail way
between Richmond and the Nortf-Anno River and that
the buildings about 20 be commenced in this Civ
upon the ground purchased site for the depot An
egen VIII shortly be sent TO England to procure Iron
for tho 81 miles Of road now under contract and lso Ia
procure two Locomotives and Tenders. During the
Summer and FALL the Cars for passengers will be Oh
ana IN the course Of next Winter, it is expected
that the portion Of road now under contract will be In
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rnMifrrAeIl,

~ ,r,,,- $500 COMMUNICATED.
Those persons in the county OF Richihond who are
anxious to unite with the Of Lancaster county in
bringing out on Administration candidate to represent
inc TWO counties IN the next Legislature requested
10 meet ut Lancaster Courthouse March Court day
next Tor that purpose. We havecvcry reason to believe
We can elect Jackson man If the gentleman we have
in view VIII consent 20 be q candidate
b, MANn NorEns or LAxaAsIER CnrNrn
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VS.VVIHf VIC TVIIliin rcSpcct-
WM. T.. BAILEY,
PHILIP SMITH,
WM III. EDWARDS,
JAS. S. CLARKE.
RlCH'D II. EDWARDS.
'IrescniQtire elsciiIikc ILnnxs
To Gen. JouN c. CRuMr, Re,
u Delegates, from Surrg.
= Sunny CovSrY, Va, Dec. 18th, 1881.

Sunny CovSrY, Va, Dec 18th. 1884.
To Gen. Jain c. Cruiap
De0r ST We committee, acting on the part of Il
large number of our ellow-ctzens had the pleasure
soc weeks SINCE OF transmitting through the hands of
one OF our body certified copy of instructions 10 Won
us The Representative of the people of Surrv TO vote
against the reelection of Benz Watkins LEIGH TO the
senate OF the United States, and further to give vour
vote for that Office the most prominent candidat RIM
by te friends OF the present Administration Al thai
me we addressed you letter, requesting Sin your ac
acknowledgement OF the receipt of the instructions that
you would state the which in future should Guide
you as relates TO the Instructions Not having received
an answer we have deemed advisable before any further
acton on the case to deputc another of our body who
WI hand you this, to know you intend aasoerng the
6etoreinade interrogatOrYP ~
We remain very respectfully vours
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sURRY CoRREspoNDENcE.

SuRRf COUNTY, VA, Nov. 2Sth, 1894.
Den ~; We the undersigned, appointed the part
OF number of the legal voters of the county whic YOU
nave The honor to represent do hereby cncosr YOU the
WITHIN Instructions requesting you roto against the
reelection of the Hon Benjamin Watkins le,gh 10 the
SENATE OF the United States, and further to .ire your
s'e Tor hH oicc to the most prominent candidate run
oy Me jf,e"S OF the present administrations That the
w'in enclosed list is true copy OF the original which
are deposited under our signatures in the clerk
oace, car signatures t. the annexed VIII proyc and
That the sgncrs legal qualified voters the signatures
I" he commissioner OF the revenue and the sheriff of the
county viii suhstanlialc
we ever take pleasure in acting in accordance with
our feiow-C,tzens and particularly in thus early as
surng you OF the sentiments Of majority of your Con.
as Ts0eS to TIE question u neat of the
United Statesand in conclusion beg tina, in your nc
Sn"e'edment of this you viii briefly state your future
course, as regards the enclosed Instructions
en-, III sentiments oil much esteem, we remain respect
iui'y yours, WA. T.. BAILEY,
PHILIP SMITH.
WM. III. EDWARDS
JAS. S. CLARKE
~ - RlCHD H. EDWARDS.
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MAssAcnCs ETTs SENAToR.-'rhc Senate of M,ssa.
chusetts have knocked under the other House and
elected Governor Davis. Mr. Adams had three votes n
on the first ballot and none Afterwards lie has ssJod
ed the question to some nllrnnse.-N Y Er Ho.. .
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't er"rGr SrHi>c., f6raa,, lo~ IL rp 10 oth ,ss5
" S,c yrw ~" stc % IL. Yca. which II you ba Mace
- your cr perhaps wel rot be record Gu Sunday
st st. h ""unisuccd ia: coli Ia i. n.-ema Sv in tn
nOrnls. the Meicsy SColi ,s-,s Lev the ferzing % ON
nj =, the moin. 30 degree below Geezny gont
Inc ~ ii-iant, degrees "a th, free i,. min,