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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-19

Fg7HE subscriber intends TO continue his School at
q Clifton the ensuing year. He will teach the
Greek, Latin: and English Languages. His school will
nate on the first Friday in December following. There
will lie vacation of one month in the summer. The
fee for tuition will be $50 per scholar Mr. Isaac Butler
with whom he boards, and who keeps excellent board
inq.house can accommodate FIVE or six small boys, with
board washing, lodging, fuel and Candles for $50 EACH
Verdon is his address. JOHN G.NELSON.
Hanover, Nov. "a. 5S-w6w
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To the friends of the State of Georgia rcnerav it
will, we believe, be acceptable news that law has at
last passed the Legislature of that State for establishing
Court Of Errors, that State having heretofore no Court
which appeal could be taken from the decisions of her
Superior Court Judges, though presiding sngly, and
serving only for limited terms, unless re-eleclt by the
Legislature for one more successive terms) and of
course subject to frequent changes
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CANCER,
AND TIE Ar

AND TIE ART OF HEALING GENERALLY.
To the Editor Of tic S. Il. Telegraph.
NyH Il. Editor We have noticed, in your paper an
lYH advertisement by DR.. Marshall pro posing TO cue
Clncerous diseases, Fistuia &c. We have been accus
toned to believe that these diseases were for tie most
part, ncurabc; but having had opportunity Of W.T.
Messing some of the practice of DR.. M we really think u
would be serving the Of humanity 10 say. that we
have been astonshcd at the attending his efforts
We have cases the appearance of which Ore"
from all around, expressions Of hopeless despaf anu
seemed to defy human skill and yet, after few "res'
under the treatment Of Dr. NJ the disease to oil appear
ance is eflectually removed.
We take pleasure in calling the attention OF any
your readers, who may be suffering from these dlssT
ing diseases, 10 the advertisement referred TO;
JAS. &. CRANE,
ARCHD. THOMAS,
CORNELIUS CREW,
EZEKIEL DAVIS,
RICHD. G.. GILLIAN
JAMES CASklE,
A. FRENCH.
W. w MARSIALL'S REMEDY FOR TIE PILES.
An infaiblc remedy for the Piles (Which has been
tested by various persons in this city and c!sc"he'e'
may be had by applying TO w. W. Marshall at the H''
sion House ,
If satisfaction is not given the money will be returned.
Reference to persons cared Of Canccr iatciy-H Hail
Petit Fluvanna county; Mr. Hackct, Caroline connl'
Edward Bass, Colesvllc; Ichd Johnson, Cunherla"a
county, Thos. Skinner, E. City county; Sam Matne"s.
Brunswick county; Mr. Noble, Prince Edward couht.
MIR. Miller, Goochland county; MIR. Janney, Aeaa"o'
William P. Wychc, Petersburg. :, aft
Sept IS. IT, IT,
A GREAT BARGAIN MAY BE HABITS 10,
IA Boodcd Horses for S4le-one five years o.u NV NV
Spring. the other four years old. Those wshs :" s.,
chase can see the pedgrces. They are OF ,ns I
Charles Dragon Dioned Sir Harry, Gogty, "ntat III.
Feurnou ght, and Signel blood The grand dam o. ~"
Signet marc was Hnmbeton Primrose the granu ua o
Primrose Selma, tile grand da" Of d s!ns scoTT
England. - go CO -ylw.
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Mn. WEGsrER.-We understand that letter of inuui-
ry has been addressed 10 this gentleman by the An,i-a-
sonic notables and anxious to hear how he will
answer his catcchism 1t will not do for him 10 initiate
the no-lncanng" tone of Harrison last letter If he
subscribe Internationally to the Anmasonic creed he
is done for in Massachusetts, if he does less his kne is
knolled in Pennsylvania-" either way he s Sped
GPMshur1h Hereyru
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N OTICE-On the first day Of January, 1896, a re-
~ QUESTION of twenty-five dollars per share will be
made the subscribers the new stock Of the Upper
Appomattox Company agEecaby 10 The .erE's OF sub
scription. BY THE SUPERINTENDENT:
December Is. Oo-tlJ
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ORvlLLE ANDERSON
GEORGIA..

MILLEDGEyILLE, Dec. I, 1885.
have to record but short account of the proceedings
in both Houses of the General Assembly, The Senate
occupied all the morning on the motion made by Mr.
Gibson TO reconsider the of Saturday, which re-
iecLed the bill 10 incorporate the Central Rail Road and
Banking Company. The debate continued from nine
until half past two o'clock, when the yeas and nays
in the affirmative, yeas l5, nays IS. So this bill has to
pass ano he Fiery ordeal; whether with triumph scorcl-
ed to death, we shall know i'll a few days
In the House, this morning. the bill! extend the char
ter Of the Planters Bank Of Savannah, lost, IS yeas
"A nays. This vote will certainly be rc-consdcred To-
morrow and is possible that the extension of the char
ter may be granted.
There yet many important bills 10 be acted on, for
bank charters, railrond charter sc. The uppropra-
ton bill has not yet been introduced. Tie Cherokee
BIZ! will, no doubt, be again taken up in few days.
T3urnsfu CGustfuf;DualiS
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

COLUMBIA, December 7.
We have had very imposing meeting here in relation
to the Cincinnati Rail Road. Governor McDuhe took
the Chair The Resolutions moved by Gen. Hayne
and seconded by Col. Preston. These gentlemen
rally addressed the meeting, which seemed to be wrought
up by the appeals thus made TO thcn to the h1hcS pitch
Of enthusiasm. The ,mbcrs Of The Legislature were
generally present. there is doubt that every thing
will be done by them, that be desired. 1t is
deemed proper however, ID ask for at this session
than surrey M with liberal appropriation and charter
t,gclhcrperhaps with strong expression of opinion
the willingness Of this Stale to do her part tie
acork. All this may be be safely calculated Before
the meeting adjourned our Eng neers Coils Gadsdcn and
Brisbane, and Major Holmes, 'cho had just returned hnt
crcniag made their Report to the mccling from which it
appeared that the Mountains present difficulties acor
speahipg Of. These Reports were highly interesting,
aud dfused general joy throughou the assembly
We may consider this great work half DONE since
it has been fairly begun Never any subject have
seen such union and enthusiasm. Colonies Gadsden
and +. H. Fillmore started this morning for Raleigh to
attend the North Carolina Legislature and accounts
from the West cheering. have only time 10 add,
that had most interesting meeting in the Capitol of
the Society for the Advancement of Learning on Sa-
turday. The College Commencement takes place TO-
day. This Institution is going on admirably. The Pro-
trssors all learned able Industrious and estimablc
mon, and the College has indeed been rcnocatcd.-
Charleston Patriot.
NORTH CAROLINA.
The amendments to the Constitution of this State
agreed upon BY the Convention held in Raleigh last sum-
mer, have been ratified by the People by majority of
5lG5. The Governor has accordingly issued his Proc
lamacn declaring said amendments be part Of the
Constitution from and after the LIST of January next
The House of Commons, after several days debate,
has passed Resolutions in favor of equitable division
of the surplus in the Treasury of the United States ars-
ing from The sale of public lands The Senate is expect
ed to concur. -.-.... ..-..
The Legislature has before it the following railroad
bills, which expected 10 pass: ...
l. bill to construct Railroad from Halifax on the
Roanoke, to Wilmington, the Cape Fear.
= bill to construct road from Castor, at the ter.
minaon of the Greensyille road on the Roanoke TO
Raleigh. .... s.r..... ... s
B. bill to amend the charter Of the Raleigh and Ro
anoke Railroad Company.
4. Toincorporate the Charleston and Cincinnati Rail-
road Company. ..a
Governor Swain, having served three years in that
Office, Qhe time prescribed by the Constitution) has
been elected President of the University of the State in
the place Of the late Rev. DR.. Caldwell
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TT AND FOR SALE-A highly improved Farm
4 called Lime Stone Creek, situated on the hieh-
mond Road, nine miles from charlottesville, containing NJ
2 acres orcss with dwelling houses o anu u
&c will be sold by private contract; together WIN
negroes stock cattle and valuable horses implements s
Of usandy corn fodder &c small tact i; OF 10 ,G NV
land belonging to Mr. David Niche anu WIFE, os - ~
sold separates i, from the Rivanna RIVER acre
vein Of rich Limestone running through the whole tract
which has been quured and kined Tor these seven years
and the lime employed Il manure TO enrich inc mnu,
aud fr selling i. lor building purposes Persons
of buvin1 will apply at the Office Of the Charottcsvc
Advocate, or 10 DR.. Blnt-rmlmm at the University. ,
E.-t., 1n A2-wtf
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nj OTlCE.-The Subscriber, very grateful 70, past
~ favors extended towards the late firm of Powell
and Atkinson, takes this method to inform all of his
fiends, both in town and country, that he intends to
commence the Grocery and Commission Business again
as soon he obtain situation to suit In the
mean time, he would inform them that he will still con-
tnuc to transact any Commission business that may be
entrusted his care; such receiving all kinds of pro-
ducc assignment; attending to the hiring of negroes
and collecting hires, as heretofore; and will generally be
found the old stand of Powell Sc Atkinson one door
above the Columbian Hotel, until further notice.
EDWARD POWELL,
Senior partner fMc late firm Of Po,cetl 4 Atkinson.
Dec u. G4-nw4w
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The Correspondent of the London Courier in his let
ter from Paris dated Oct 27th says"Nrver perhaps,
was nation amply prepared for war, after long pc
Rod of general peace France at this moment thanks
to the interchangeable activity and talents of the veteran
Marshal Sou France requires grand military dis.
play, at kasch to awaken surrounding nations 10
sense of her military prowess Let hostile gun be d.
rcccd against her from any quarter of the world Juto
and firmly believe that six months victorious
eaign would render Louis Philippe one Of the most po-
pular monarchs that ever regned over the kingdom The
two exceptions England aud America, either ofwhch,
BY their maritime power could nict wound upon her
commercial interests for which glory ITSELF (snpposins
any be obtained in such contcsD would fail to afford
balm Let us hope, then. notwithstanding The intem-
pcra,e cseapadcs wchrhave lately frsurcd in some of
your London contemporaries, as we'll in the always
highly seasoned columns friend Jonathan, that when
the trump ofwar shall really be heard it may blow
from any other direction"
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From the ChcraU Ga=cttc, Dec. 9.

MIosr DEsrRucrlvE FtRE.-Bctwecn II and ! o'clock
to-day the house owned by a. Mckenzie the west
side of Front street, and occupied by }. Wescrve rs
drug store, took fire, and very soon burnt down The
fire extended up the side of the street To kers7w
street. and down the house occupied by Mckenzie "
Adams as store and owned by MIR. John Taylor The
wind blowing directly across the street, communicated
the fire TO the opposite side from the large two story
house occupied by D. Il J. MaIloy 4 store. On the
cast side Of the street, every house on the square between
market and kcrshaw streets was burnt down. rs was also
the store OF }. G.. Wadsworh on the north side OF Her
shaw More than half the houses occupied as stores
burnt. Only two dwelling houses were destroyed.
The loss is variously estimated at from 500 900 10 $780,
00U Much less than half perhaps not .ourth insured
We have not time to partcunrizc the Sufferers The
FIRE originated from the chimney OF the drug store. It
arrested about o'clock.
Owing the arrangement in Office, caused by the
removal OF printing Materials We shall hardly BIZ able
10 issue paper at the usual time next week.
CuAR1EsrowS, Dec 10-A distressing accident oc-
CURED Friday last. the 18th st which resulted in the
death of Mr. Edwin e.. Bednger, son of the late Daniel
Bcdingcr Esq of this county The deceased, we I'M
dcrsand horseback, approaching the residence
of his brothrr-in. law, J. r. 4. Washington, ESQ., and
as rain had commenced falling, he rode oleraby fast
When the house, the horse attempted 10 turn Which
caused Mr. b. TO lose his balance; and the saddle turn
ing at tho time, he thrown His head struck
log and rock with great violence. He was taken i'm
medatcly to Mr.. Washingtons house, and no excrton
which friendship affection, medical skill could prompt,
was wanting; but all in vain. lie fingered but short
time, and expired. Mr.. 3. was but little than 20
wears of agc.-Frec Press
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Uy;yEEs,rY or fInGIyIA, Nov. (. 1885

UNIVERSITY fIEGISIA, Nov. !: 1885
Mr.. F. w. COLEMAN having graduated in the science
of Chemistry, and received his Diploma 10 that cfec!
from the authorities Of The University OF Virginia. bears
with him the RIOS! efficient ana honorable testimony Of
merit that can he desired 1t gives sincere pleasure,
in addition to state individually, that while member Of
my class. Mr. c. always distinguished himself by habits
Of assduiy g.cat proficiency, and uniformly gentleman
ly department. JOHN r EMMEi,
PrDtcsSor Of ChcmistrY and .Nateria .Nedic4
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,,,r-, F,ucu;cr countv w. Oct = .;H-m3n

EA7 llEREAS, the heirs of Daniel Ford deg, late
wv of New Kent county, made Benz. Is. Ford OF
Kcntucky their power of Attorney 10 settle, for. or
.c their interest in tie Estate Of said Daniel Ford,
dec d. and whereas, have the interest OF halt Is
tate and having disposition To sell al TINS time there
fore 50 far as three of the heirs Of said Daniel Ford,
dec d. arc concerned, do hereby revoke said power OF
Attorney so fa7 authorizes thc said BENZ b. Ford to
eli tbcir interest in said land WIN. 4. FORD.
Joron,Ler o. 50-wiwH
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EMYO ALI, WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.~ Appl-
cation will be made to tho rcxt Congress OF the
United States to proong The term Of my Patent. for GER
tain improvements therein mentioned: granted on the 'S!h
day ci January 1926: bnt in consequence o. defects IN
The snccifca tons clnccllrd returned to the Patent
Oics and the seal brokcD and was r:-patencd On the
22d day Of October, l323. ~
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HE subscriber returns his thanks TO the citizens Of
d Richmond and the public generally, for The liberal
patronage he has hitherto received and respectfully in
forms them that he has returned from the North and is
rr.opcning with entire assortment of HATS and
CARS all fashionable and frcsh just from the manulac-
tories His stock is equal 10 any in this city for neat
of fashion, variety of quality, and prices. Gentle
men in want Of Hats and Caps arc respectfully invited
10 call on their obedicnt, CHAS. JOHNSTON.
N. B. My assortment will be complete in few days,
when more general advertisement will appear.
December 4. Gl-
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EJOTlCE-A fir.-rate Stand for Tailor at Walters
"a Tavern in spottsylvanIa. Any single gentleman'
who is of steady habits and good workman, would do
wei! to avail himself of this Stand, il is located in
wealthy ncigJoood; and there is at the place two
mercantile. houses it is certainly worthy OF the attention
rc r;.-2aw2wl LEON LEVY.
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. II -. ,,,,, a,,, With care They should be I'm.
mcd,a,ely Invested of their leaves, but not wholly
of their leaf-stocks petoles. 10 prevent the ca
banstion of moisture, and may then be wrapped
in fresh grass, wet cloths, OF with Their nuu cbos
preser, cd in moisture.
The only implement necessary Is bodd'as
l,;fe and the only preparation some bass
mating or the inner bark of the bas~ood on indeh'
Professor Thoun enumcrates twenty specie OF
varieties of Grating. most of which are only prae-
,iscd by amateurs and professional gardeners. We
shall describe only the common mode, "hieh - III
rcn.r,l nrart,cr IN nurseries We take II from The
Encyclopedia of Gardening
1" sbi,Ll- Bnadine, or I budding, Is hus per
f,rmnd FIN on q smooth part OF the side oil the
.,ock rather from than towards the sun, and OF
beiolt depending rs ~ grating, on whether dAmi,
half or whole standard-irccs are desired ihen,
with the budding knife, make a horizontal cut
acros, the rind. quite through 10 tn" trim Wood
from, thu middle of l, transverse cut, make Il SIN
downward. pcfpcndeulalls, IN inch or more long,
po;nu also quit. through 10 the wood. This done,
proceed with all expedition 10 take oil a bud
bnldinp the cutting. or scion III one Land, with the
,bicL eSt end outward and with III" kniir IN the 9th
er hand. enter II about hall an inch or more below
:, bud cutting nearly hall way into the wood q! The
,iooi. continuing ii with one clear slaniing cut, a.
bout halt IN inch of more above the bud, 80 deep
as 10 take a pant of the wood along with II, he
whole about an inch and hall lon" then
directly with the thumb and finger, or point oi
the knife clip oil the woody part relnilnlnE 10 The
bud which done. observe whether tn tSe ut
Germ OF TIN bud remains perfect II not, aud Il 1T
II. hole appears IN HAT part, II l. improper, OF rs
Gardener, rxures, it, the bud has LOST it, root and
another MUST he prepared. aims dom, 'felne
the back part OF the bud ~ shield between your
l1t al the mi
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-20

We learn that Mr.. Ladd, the editor and pub
Usher OF the lndinian, at Corydon, Harrison
county, Indiana, ON Tuesday, the 25h ul., at
tempted To Kill his wife. After sabbing her >cvc-
rai times. she fell and supposing her death immc-
dlate and certain, he stabbed himself, the dirk
passing through his heart After he had fallen,
he discovered his wife still alive, and endcavoring
to rise he made another pass at her with tho
dirk, and exclaimed, {" believe | shall die first"
The blow was wardod off by throwing up her arm,
IN which She received severe wound. lie survived
but a few moments; and his wife, from the last
accounts, was still alive though fea hopes Of her
recovery uoIr entertained. TN :stfr,
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The effect ol psapsratine choice fruit. about 4
farm al. mis-, Is. sar,tles, to erow thr rose
wberc .,uly crew the thara. and literally. 10 pro-
v;,, for one. fmiq 'rl friends some oil the chei-
resi- lux1ricse III: aa th.se hlxalie, far ,urpass
,bosc nj lil., Kind winch ar, narcha.ed with mo-
pe, boc,,,s, n,,o, one ov.l tree. lbcv may hr
ncrn,i,tel IN attain their b,ahe, pafiecrion. and
hecauso tbc> arr. rendered moro radc1fine l., the
personal care and Labor which W. bcstow on then
cul,,rc
W. now prarcc4. agreeable, 10 orr promise m
the 81 " If tle 1l,f,.1for To- describe the mod,
of nronae.,i.,. IT., bYI1jpr. TIN, mode has se,-
cral adv =r... o4rr srltiigr. Il !, more readil,
narforo,.a ,.... f.t,r inducements. less prepor,-
INN aud ,..f ..s3.,r syrees. !, d,rs mo-, ;n,n,.
thu ,,orl 81 a .gz#>>f,l. and the opcra,ion NAV h.
,wier ort,.-s ,.a.iteA ,lt. s,oe car. a, bc sea-
son for H. | fns:.,r +, pratf.,5fcd iof SOM, ene
ar nthrt Of fla, .tes. fsf ,,f,r tlrer ,,,utbs
Ahhnu,h Jal, and \n.,n,,# constitute, The ordinary
Seasou for Iulldias. the nllfa and the cherry may
often he huilel in ll, alter n,ri of Jnnc and ,I,r
reach aprirot and nce,arna a, la,c rs the middle
Of Sent Youth mn, f.,dil, acapir. the art hy
litilc practice pa,,r3hc direction, W. are ohont
TO Give and Ne La,s., eaua l,,iy win, Is an
adeD, IN il. and Who p-,i.t If trial}s As 4 pl,as-
am, recreation ,. vii 5., .,,d l,Lst W. Inv.
often been treated viiIaclieI8ii4 prtehrs nrol,erl
from the l,g4. which lie h.l in.e,tct
The .-.i rsn.ilrrtlia1i. Ia s,ll., if til.
oroyi,ie. has no, slr,.,I,. h.,.i n,,,. Srel ma,
be- COLLECTED Tie rnaiua season. IN almost ever.
fmilv Tnas.. aI.,,,I.. .r55# ma, n,,,cl viii
earth. or deposited az = io, IN the l4,lcn. and in
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-20

wind pipc) contain. nun,erou. small red worms,
about half an inch in length. and the size Of small
cambria needle on the frs, glance, they would
likely be mistaken for blood vessels. These
worms ma, be dislodeed and the disease cured, by
the Introduction of tobacco smoke into the mouth,
until the Chicken becomes nsensiblc, in this State
IL will remain for one ~ two minutes. he opc-
ration may be repeated at pleasure, without en-
dangcrng the life. Tho first application will nsu-
ally produce the death expulsion of the worms,
and the removal of the ettion--thc second al
WAYS
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go sE'xsAs'ea g.gsEY,pRS.

4 GEORGE CoINER is now preparing himself.
~ AT the oh Springs formerly called MccRN-
Ky : STRINGS, situated in the county OF Bote-
tout on the waters of Glade Creek on or near the
man Western Road leading ON from Iyuchlmrg to
the W est ten miles above Captain Bnlord's and .,,
miles below the Biz Lick 10 accommodate boa,,lcr.
III PLAIN Virginia style, ard as low pljce as the,
can tie boarded at any watering place in Virginia
rs these Springs are situated in as wealthy "A ncialI
horhood as any IN Virginia it affords as good mar
N't as any watering place elsewhere; and as to the
hno" am unsuitable in say lng it is not sur
passed in Virginia From the we'll known and gonc-
raj good which the water has done To the afflicted il
Is hardly necessary for me to say any thing only that
those who want information are requested ~ jnuni,c
"' nose VINO have visited them tor many years,
Eotetout County, Va.
,Junc
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HENRY LAND sOss SALE.

1 OFFER tor sale very valuable Tract OF Land,
living IN the county OF Henry. on the Smith or Il-
vine ,Nrt IL contains upwards OF 1000 acres, aud Is
considered prime Tobacco Land. Portions OF 1t have
been cleared, and leased out To tenants. The rest is
covered with the finest timber \ further description
Is deemed unnecessary, as persons inclined to pur
chase would Vie" the premises for themselves.
II tins Land privately sold before The l., II
August next, (Which would greatly plclcr.) | will
thcn dispose ot ii tothc highest bidder. The ter,as
shallbc accommodating, and made known ON thu
day oi sale. W VI. BERNARD.
June : tlsA
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\ WISH to sell valuable tract of Land in the
county of Amherst, adjoining the residence OF
Mai \. Taliatcrro, containing 600 acrcs,-ahout
25o acres are cleared, and i, productive in Grain,
the remainder is nwoods, nearly all of which would
produce tobacco of the finest quality Onthis tract
is comfortable dwelling, and the water is good
and plentiful
also wish to rent several large bodies of the
richest Tobacco Land in the country, on very rca-
>onahlc terms. Persons inclined to buy or rent.
would do we'll to give me an early call and view
for themselves ~. DRl 'NlNIO\D
amherst. June Is Is