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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-10

a GOOD COUNTRY SCHOOL.-The subscriber,
IA residing four miles north of Charlottesville in the
county of Abemnrle with view to educate his own
sided in his family for the last ten months lie feels
hesitation in saying that his daughters and others
who have been committed to her care, have made very
satisfactory progress. She is qualified TO teach well.
every branch of English, the French language, Music
and Drawing. lie will take eight ten girls under the
age of 10, boarders The session will
the 10th of January, and terminate the goth of
June Every branch of English will be taught for $50;
and candles furnished by the subscriber 500 Board
and tuition fees to be paid one half in advance
native of France will be employed in the school,
who will give French lessons for the additional Of
$40 per session. SAMUEL CARR.
Dec. 10. 63-.vvfisv
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ssY RsATCMAE a Ca,ssHA.I

Or The ENQUIRER Published twice week, generally ana
of the State Legislature,
Five Dollars aanun payable ~ adj
vance Notes specepayng banks only will be re-
ceved The Editors viii guaaee the safety OF remit
all being paid by the writer's
@ paper will be discontnue the discretion of tho
Editors, until all have been paid :,
Or Whoever will hc Of nine papers, shall
have the tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
cents; each continuance
% as by in this city or its cnyirons
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ANOAL LANDS FOR RENT have $50 or 300
" of the Salisbury Tract of Land for Rent, in
parcels Of so to 100 acres for term Of 10 TO 20 years
in which there doubtless extensive bodies of coal
Probably there is property in the State of Virginia.
for mining purposes, that offers such inducements
pitaists the above IL Immediately adjons the coal
lands Of MIR. Robt. ID. Murchie Mr. Thompson Blount
and the Black Heth coal mining com pany-and both
of the latter tracts the collieres in successful
operation. The coal veins it is not doubted, pass
through the land offered for rent, the of the
coal having given evidence of this fact This land from
its location possesses advantages any other in
market, being but mile and half from James river,
the highway TO Richmond and less distance from the
shipping the Goals 10 distant markets. Persons wishing
to lease by making application Immediately, will have
in their power to commence operations the beginning of
the year. For further particulars enquiry may be
made of DR.. A. L. Woodbridge, Mr. Charles Cunlife,
the subscriber. CAROLINE NJ. II. JOHNSON.
Chesterield December 4. 6l-4t
" The Editors Of the New York Evening STAR Pouson's
can Daily Advertiser and Baltimore Americans requested
tho above for weeks and send their Mr.
G. THslcy of this City for payment.
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WETINTER ARRANGEMENr.--TwI A WEEK.
w The Steamboats, Columbus and Pocahontas, TO
and from Norfolk and Baltimore, will commence on
Monday the 9TH December, TO run only twice week;
leaving Baltimore and Norfolk every Monday and Thurs
day morning, at 10 o'clock; and and after Thurs
day, the 9TH January, 1896 they will only
week, leaving Baltimore every Thursday, and Norfolk
every Monday morning, at 10 o'clock. Should the
vigaon Of ihe Paapsco be interrupted By ice the pas
sengers will be landed at Annapolis, as formerly.
The Patrick Henry will leave Norfolk every Tuesday
and Friday morning, for Richmond and return every
Sunday aud Wednesday.
Passage and fare to Norfolk SO An baggage az the
risk Of The owners JAMES FERGUSON, 4genL
Baltimore, December 4. eff
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HHOR RENT OR SALE, the old and valuable Ia
- vern stand at New Kent Courthouse. The adj
vaniages Of this stand are that is the site of the Coun
" and Superior Courts just half way between Will
liamsburg and Richmond There is Land sufficient at
barrels of 10 the There is sufciency of
land Of fine quality in wood to make good Farm indie
pendent Of the Tavern parton this, a suficicncy OF
tobacco cotton might he made to pay for the land in
few years There is this land fine shell marl which
could be used 70 great advantage. Any person wishing
to purchase will be Pleased to apply to the sub
scriber in Williamsburg, or 20 Mr. G. p. Crump Of
Richmond, who is authorised 70 sell or rent
BURWELL BASSETT.
Oct o. 45--tf
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VIRGINIA LAM orrIcn, !


z conformity 10 an act of the General Assembly en-
a titled " An Act TO reduce into act, the several
acts concerning Escheators passed the 9th January,
1919, hereby make known to those whom it may
Germ, that it appears by the Certificate of James Raw
ngs, Escheaor for the City of Richmond that by in
QUESTION and Office, found this Sd day of October 1885,
certain lot of ground, of which Margareta West died
seized situated the north side of street, in the city
of Richmond between the lot of the Trustees of the
Monumental Church, on the north west and street
parating from the First Baptist Meeting House. the
southeast, and fronting ID 1-2 feet said II street,
hath duly escheaed to the Common wealth of Virginia.
w. SELDEN, Reg. Land Office.
Noy. q. =.
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N OTICE.--I wish 20 employ Teacher, for next
" year, to take charge of Spring Grove Academy
near my residence with abilities sufficient to prepare
the scholars for tie University. Any gentleman desiring
the situaon will please address me, Hayesvile Post
Office, Franklin County, N. Carolina, and will make
known to him the terms JOHN ID. HAWKINS.
Nov %. 57-0t
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AA/ VI ALLEN, Draper and Tailor, opposite the Us
w states Bank, has received by late arrivals, an
additional supply Of staple and fancy cooIed Cloths, Cas-
simefes and Ncsiings Among them Trebie ribted,
Btdch apa Fancy Cassimeres Tenants Stocks Shirt
SSosons, Collars, suspendcrs, Gloves, RUssia Bets,
December 3. 62-4t
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TAI OTlCE-Ail persons indebted TO the late concern
lV of VIM. Ford 81 Co, to the Estate of William
Ford, requested to forward and settle with
Messrs. Fords 81 Woodson (ofice Cary streetD who
duly authorized to receive all debts due the said
and said Estate and grant receipts for the
And all persons who have claims against the said
and Estate, requested to present them without
delay, to Messrs. Fords 81 Woodson for settlement
SAMUEL FORD, Swciriag Partner
of I'm Ford & Co., and Executor of I'm, Ford, decd.
NJ The serious loss our house has met with in the
death of our partner, VIM Ford, will make atera-
ton in the style of our firm, IN business. We
now prepared 10 grant every accommodation 10
friends heretofore, and hope to give satisfaction to
those who may trust their business 10 and
nagement. We also 10 prepared to make liberal ad-
produce sent for sale by friends par
tculary Tobacco, Cotton, Flour and Wheat
FORDS & WOODSON,
Commission Merchants.
Richmond, December 10. 63-I2t
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-KECMyRE OWED,
NEGROES Il STOCK for saic--Thc subscriber will

~ EGROES ~ STOCK for saic--rhc subscriber will
" sell TO the highest bidder, ON his farm, (Spring Gar
den in Hanover, Tuesday the 10Th December fair
kitchen furniture and farming utensils, together with
his entire stock of horses mules cattle, sheep, and hogs;
also, FIFTY SLAVES OF different sexes, ages and
qnalifcations-some of them very valuable. Amongst
the horses, some thoroughbred mares, colts, and
stations; and amongst the cattle, good milk cows,
and ~ or 10 young ones of the best improved habreed
The negroes will he sold for cash the other property
on credit OF nine months, Tor all dollars;
and cash for all of that amount and under IT, Bonds,
with approved security, will be required, and interest
them from their date if they not punctualy paid
when due. VIM. ii. ROANE.
Oct. 30. 5l-w3w:2awtds.
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u the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chanccry
for the county of Halifax, the undersigned, appointed
December next, (that being Court day at Halifax Court
house. expose to sale at public auctions for ready money,
twelve likely negroes belonging the of the
Robert Read: decd JAMES MEALEY, Deputy
for John X. Linn, Sheriff Of Hatydr.
December
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q Z ENERAL AGENCY.-The subscriber has been
w for number of years. and is still engaged in the
business ofG General Agent The City Of Richmond, for
the collection of claims of every Notwithstanding
subscriptions TO periodical papers, renting out receiving
the rents and selling real property hiring negroes
collecting their hires, and dsposng of them public
private sale, &c. &c For his ability aud inclination
perform, with fidelity and eispatch whatever business
may be entrusted to him. he refers the citizens of
Richmond generally and particularly to the following
gentlemen, viz:
Joseph Tate, Mayor, Messrs Joseph Marx & Son,
Richie 81 Cook Peasants q Abbott Fleming & Joseph
S. James, Lewis Webb 81 CO., J. q s. Cosby 81 Co,
Lancaster, DENLY & Co.. Peter J. Chevae 81 Co,
Crump ~ Lyon, Eustace ~ Temple, James Rawlings,
Charles Ellis, Richard Anderson, and VIM. H. Fizwhyl
~ Office Governor Street, nearly opposite the
Post Office PHILIP NJ TABB
~ b. Applicants from the country, hire their
wants in town. would consult their interest by giving
information before the 25h day of December
by sending the servants TO me- before that date,
or as soon practicable thereafter. p. M. r.
Richmond, Nov. 90 57-11t
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NMlLL BIZ SOLD, at public auction, for cash. az
Wv The Bell Tavern, in the city Of Richmond ON
the Both day Of December next, three likely Nero
Slaves, late the property Of Mrs Sarah Duke dec d.
consisting Of two girls and a boy.
WILLIAM M. DfCKERSON. CoD'r
under a Deere Of Goochiand Circuit Conpf.
Nov g. 52-wsws
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MJOTlCE.-A memorial will be presented to the ext
LIZ General Assembly of Virginia, praying the pas
sage of Law for the removal of the scat of justice of
the county of Hanover, to central and
venient location than the present
September 1S. 30-tf
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HSNARMERS' BANK OF VfRGINiA.-The annual
n meeting of the Stockholders for the election OF
Directors for the Bank and for the Offices Of Discount
and Depositc, will be held "Wednesday the 9th Of
January. WM NEKERVIS Cashier.
Dec /. 60-2awtd
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a T THE COURT OF CHANCERY of the State
fA of Delaware for New Castle County, of the Sep
tember Term, 1885:
Robert White, Administrator of I
Sophia A. Laurence and others, p.,, CT, o.
John Goodwin s.. Jobn Bullock.


Robert White, Administrators of
Sophia A. Laurence and others, p.,, e.,
IN "''' W.
John Goodwin 81 John Bullock
And now, TO wit, this 18th day of September A. d.
1885: On motion of James A. Bayard, of Counsel for
the Complauans, and affidavit made to the satisfaction
of the Court that John Goodwin of the defendants
named in the above cause is out of the State of Della
ware, and resides in the State of VirgnaIt is order
ed by the Chancellor that the said John Goodwin do
appear in this Court, to the said suit Monday, the
fifteenth day of February, A d. 1886, otherwise the Bill
of Complaint will be taken pro conesso:-And it is
further ordered that copy of this Order SHALL within
thirty days, be published in the Richmond Enquirer
Newspaper published semi weekly in the State of Vir
ginia, and in the Delaware Gazette, and American
Watchman, Newspaper published in the City of Will
mingcn, and be continued in said papers for the space
of three months after its first publications and also
copy of said Order shall within thirty days be posted
up in the Office of the Register of the Court of Chance
ny for New Castle County and the Court House door
at New Castle, in said county.
Ne,o Castle County,
do certify that the foregoing is truly copied from the
Record-ln testimony whereof have hercunto set
my hand aud affixed the seal of said Court New
Castle, the oath day Of September A. y. i56S
JOHN GORDON, Reg'r IN Chanceru.
Oct .. 45-3m
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EHICHMOND PAPER MANUFACTORY.- :

La - Franklin Manufacturing Company's' Paper
Mill is in operation, and in the of n few
weeks supply of Printing and Uritiag paper of the
various descriptions will be ready for sale The sub
scrbers having undertaken the agency of the establish
mcnt will be prepared to make contracts for supplying
Newspapers Book Establishments, S.c-and will soon
have complete assortment of IPiag paper for sale
their store. MIR. James Clarke, at the Mill, will pay
the market price for RAGS.
DAVENPORT, ALLEN d co.
December 1. 60--6t
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ATEW BALTIMORE ACADEMY.-This Semina-
La ry, which is located in very healthy neighbor-
hood and which has been in long and successful opera
ton, will be open for the reception of students the
18th January, 1885, under the of Elder John Ogil
vie and such assistants may be found necessary Ell
der Ogvie stands descrvedly high for capabiy and in
dusry his vocation well for great attention the
morality of youths entrusted to his careThe branches
taught in this Institution, reading, writing, arithme
tic geography grammar of the globes, composition,
mathematics, algebra, history and the Latin langunge
1W terms of tuition are for the Latin $780, for the high
English branches, $40; and for the lower, $2 per
annum--Board in the neighborhood, 500 for the scho-
lastc yearVacatons from the 18th Of December to the
18th of January and the entire month of ppl
cation may be made TO either Of the undersigned
tees or to the principal of the Academy.
VIM. HUNTON, President.
P PH \ ETI psNT0N' sse'y &. Treasurer
JSO. BROWN
TIL. r.. HAMPTON, r,
JOHN WHITE, i'"S'eeS'
THOMAS FOSTER,
Dec 10 G3-wIot
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AATASHlNGTON CITY. POLk'S BOARDING.
w HOUSE.-Miss Polk, whose house for many
years has maintained the highest reputation occu-
pies The three MySest0ry brick bUiidinQS PcRnS-
rama 4cenue, Immediately WeSt Of Third Street and Just
square from the termination Of the RAII-RoAD.-
This location commands beautiful view of the CAPITOL
and the surrounding scenery
Arrangements made for the accommodation OF
tocaty1e TO forty ladies and gentlemen, in meSses
more. if desircd in the very best style. Passengers
we'll sojourners, may find it both to their interest
and comfort TO call at this house.
The chambers are large and well furnished and each
contains one led oHty.-Terms as favorable they can
be made. [54-12t] Nov. 10.
HRON STORE.-We have III store a large and well
III selected assortment of Iron, to which daily
adding by receipts per almost every packetand offer al
very low prices, 200 TONS Of the following description
viz:
FLAT-English, Swedes, Country and Ulster, almost
every size.
RoUND-English, swedes and Ulster, from ID to d.
ameter.
sQUARE-Englisb, swedes and Ulster, from Ia to 4
diameter.
OVAL-7.5 oval Ulster Iron
Box, band, sheet, hoop and plating Iron,
Nail Rods spike rods, axleree monds for coach-makers
Crow Bars.
STEEL
3 tons best American bstercd Steel,
Id do do. English do Ill stampO
3 do spring steel, from 10 to 2 10
12 do Sanderson G. Bros best Cast Steel Of the usual
variety Of sizes
do Palmer Mould Boards, from No to 3 1-2.
AXES-Simmons q Beers make.
WORKMAN, McGRUDER q Co
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q fREEN MOUNTAIN LAND AND LOYINGS
@W TON TOWN Lets FOR SALE.-The sub
scrbcr offers for sale tract Of land The Green Noun
tam, in Abemarlc county. Va adjoining the lands Of
Charles Wingfeld, James Harris, Reuben Thomas, and
Joel Yanccy Esqrs This land s situated in ne neigh
borhood and IN fertile section Of country any part
Of Virginia and several manufacturing and gris
mills, and very convenient to market IL contains about
400 acres, nearly oil in woodsabout 100 acres cleared
This land IS rich and very productive and worthy the at
ention Of any egrculturist
have also some houses and lots in the town Of Low
ngson, Nelson county, Va which quite suitable for
a family OF any professional gentleman. will dispose
Of this property for landed estate, Loyingson,
make such other trade may suitably present itself As
do not want such property will dispose OF all on il.
bera terms My address is Loyingston Nelson county,
Virginia. HARDIN PERKINS.
Nov. o. 59--w3w
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HPRlTISH DRY GOODS, per slip Tally Eo from
NIB Lie0pooi-Our importation Of ran Brinst Dry
Coods has arrived at City Point DANES River) and win
be in store and opened in day two. More will be
said Of it +. g. J. 8. JAMES q CO,
Sept. T3d-trl Markct BridOc.
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p ST. wish also to sell s6 acres of land upon most
of which the wood is standing lying within three and
half miles of Manchester adjoining the lands of Mr..
Green Hall, Mr., Fisher and others. is.
Oct 20. 4S-tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-04-23

vxR0xfgxA:--At ruirs held 10 the :Clcrk'
Office Of the County Conrt Of Berkeley, o.
Monday she2d day Of March, 1886.
William Kroescn pi.f.
against
Nicholas Orrick. and Barton Campbell, Exccu.
tor Of Charles 0rriek deed dffs.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendant Nicholas Orrick, no
having entered his appearance and given
security according 10 the act OF Assembly
and the rules of this court. and Il appear
ing to the court that he Is not an inhabit-
ant Of the commonwealth, on the motion
Of the plaintiff. il il ordered; that the said
defendan; do appear here on the second
Monday in May next. and answer THE bill
Of the plaintiff: and il is further ordered.
that this order be published in the Mar
Iinsburg Gazette for two months success
iveiy. and posted at the front door of the
Court House Of said county.
A Copy.--Teste
HARRISON WAITE, c. 3. o.
March 5, 1885 On
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Tzz m an TxNsa On q
ACADEMY

The next session Of this Seminary will
commence on Monday next. the 10th day
Of March. and ciose in August. The hoard
OF trustees earnestly request OF those pa
rents and guardians who intend TO send
scholars for The neat session. 10 give ia
formation 10 the Secretary Of the board
OF their intention on or before thai day.
The trustees desire il 10 be understood
by those who feel interested 10 the sup
port and continuance ofthis useful institu
ton, that the future sreifdrs, and perhaps.
sTsstenee, OF the school depends upon u
compliance with this requisition.
The school will be continued under the
management of Ma. WHASS, ia whose
abilities and diligence. the trustees have
undated confidence.
By order Of the Board.
JOHN sIROTHER. Seefs.
March IL. i635.--tf
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Lam . q A ND mrxA
FOR SALE


EEAviNG sold part Of my estate nea,
e. 81 Martinsburg. Berkeley County, Va
! wish 10 dispose Of the residue, consisting
Of the Mill tract Of about
as CRES,
and the Oak Ridge tract OF 1870 AcRrs--
lands equal ~ quality to any in the state
Upon the Mill tract there are upwards Of
one hundred acres Of first rate bottom
land. and abou. the same Quantity OF
cleared upland. The balance in timber
The Mill house is a substantial stone build
ing, oae hundred feet by forty. in which
three pair Of Burrs and one Of Country
Stones are worked by the Tuscarota
creek. one Of the best andmost permanen,
mill streams in the country.
The dwelling house, also Of stone, is a
large convenient well finished building
divided into fourteen rooms, besides a
passage Of IS feet width through its centre.
There are barns, stables and other out
houses in abundance. all good and conve.
nfent.
The Oak Ridge tract is q miles distant
from the Mill tract, about one half OF il
covered with timber. oil the finest quality,
the balance cleared, well fenced, and in
a high state of cultivation. The improve
menis on il are Indifferent. will sell eli
Their Of those farms on accommodating
terms, either entire. or divided, 10 suit
purchasers.
The Mill. Millcr's house, Coopers
Shop. Sc, are offered for rent for term
OF years. for money rent. The renter will
he required TO give good security for the
rent--he viii ges possession in july next
his lease TO expire at the end Ct any one
year OF his term in case the property rs
sold.
MATTHEW RANSOM.
March 5, 1851
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GARDEN SEEDS.

'CABBAGE-Early York, Sugar Loaf,
Early Battersea, Red Picking. Drum
Head. Flat Dutch. Green and Yellow
Savoy. Early and Late Cauhfloaer.
CARROf-Long Orange, early Horn.
CELERY White Solid, Red DO.
CUCUMBER Early frame, Early clus-
ter, Long Green. Green cu.led Endive
LETTUCE Eight Sorts.
MELON Pine Apple. Nutmeg.
ONIOS-White and Red.
PARSNlP-Two sorts.
PEAS Early and Late, several varieties.
BEANo-Early Snap, Pole and Lima
several sorts
BEEF Tnrnip Rooted, Long Blood.
RiiUBARB for iisrts,
RADlSti Several Sorts.
SQUASH Early. several sorts.
Just received from Sinclair's, Baltimore,
and warranted genuine.
II. McSHERRY.
January 90. 1885
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-04-23
JOHN RICHARDS.

THyHIS will certainly, be the last season
b in this country Of the remarkable
RACE HoRsE, JOHN RICHARDS. (who
was selected BY the best judges 10 run the
great match against Eclipse for $4,000. J
to end the first day of July, at my stable,
about "a miles east Of Battleiown, in Ere
derrick county. Va. at IS the leap. il paid
the moment the service 10 rendered. II not
then il will be considered aud charged as
a season $50 the season. but may be dis
charged by the payment Of s25 if made
any time before The I'd day Of July next
and 40 dollars Insurance, 10 be paid as
soon as the mare is known 10 be in loal,
(parting with the marc. or irregular atlen
dance al the stand. forfeiis insurance.
and so cents cash 20 the groom. 10 lie sent
with each mare. Pssturage can be fur
nished at so cents per week, bnt will
not be accountable for accidents or escapes
Gehtlemen wishing their mares fed on
grain viii give written directions 10 that
effect. as it will be purchased and fuInish
ed al the neigh o,hood prices. A refer
ence TO the Turf Register and hsndblll'
will prove this great race horse was con
sidere6 BY all as the re'5 bfst race horse
Of his day, upon the beet trial courses. and
among the lest hofsfs-- having been selec
ted Nv the best judges after trial Nth al
The greatest Race Horses. 10 coIiena
against Eclipse the celebrated rare fol
$40 900, q mile heats, but being accident,
ally lsmed, Henry was substituted, Il
this trial, Be,sey Richards, his foil sisteI
and considered the celebrated Henry
equal, ran second 10 John Richards ba
40 yards behind him in the mile trial; I,
he this much superior TO the ceIebratct
Henry must satisfy all that John Rirhaiti'
had not his equal in the world. Il will also
appear that he is Of a racing family OF
very high grade, his dam being also me
dam Of the justly celebrated Betsy h,on
ards. one among the best four mile am
NAL. Of her dsy. Every person acqia'n
tied with the racing history. must ackno"i
edge they possessed uncommon speed
Estoutness and game. II wili also be seen
lthst although Obi, fcpuus ssalliea stood