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d nn REWARD.--I1an away from me- during
I'D WV the early part Of The year. Brv Moss.
Ky, stout mulatto, ugcd about 35 years What bar.
culary designates him. is the prominence OF his fca-
tuIcs, having much Of the Roman cast 1t is
probable that he has reached Of the fee States
there passing free though 70 may be- that DC
Is still urkng about az great distance Having long
acted as boatman, he may be some where on James
river. The above reward viii be given Tor his delivery
to myself residing in ie upper eud Of Chesterfield or
for bis confinement IN any Jail, that can obtain
possession Of him. ANNE H. MOODY
Chesterfield Oct 81 So WITT
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p UNAWAY. Was committed TO the Jail of Nor
u y gan county in the State of Virginia. Negro slave
who calls himself BASIL, and says he had belonged to
Mr.. George Lane, who sold him to William Stewart,
from whom he escaped some time past. Said negro was
committed to the jail of this county The 2st day OF
October, 1880; he is about feet 2 inches in height
the LETT jaw swoen quite black and strongly formed
had a very old dab round about and paniaoons and
old hat The said negro says he is about AZ years of
age he tells different tales about his escape w he has
wife Annapolis, Maryland living with MI George
Wilson. The owner requested to and claim said
negro according TO law. WIN. THOMPSON
December 4. l6l--wGw J1iI0r NJ 4,
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Cancer.


AND THE ART or HEAIING GENERALLY
10 the Editor If the S. u. Teiegraph
NH r. Editor We have noticed i'm your paper an
I'VE advertisement by DR.. Marshall proposing to cure
Canccrous Diseases Fisula, &c. We have been accus
toned to believe that these diseases were for the most
part, incurabe; but having had an opportunity Of wit
Messing Of The practice Of Dr. ~ we really think il
would be serving the Of humanity to say that VIC
have been astonised at the attending bis efforts
We have cases the appearance Of which, drew
FROM all around expressions OF hopeless despair and
seemed 10 defy human skill aud yet, after few weeks
under the treatment Of Dr. NJ The disease all appear
ance, is cileciuay removed.
We take pleasure in calling the attention Of any o
your readers who may be suffering from these distress
ing diseases, to ihe advertisement referred 10.
JAS. &. CRANE
NRCiiD. THONNg
CORNELIUS GREW
EIEKiEL DAVIS
RICHIE. C. GILLIAN
JAMES ChSK1E
A. FRENCH
w. W. MARSHAIb'S REMEDY FOR THE PILES.
An infalhble remedy for the Piles (Which has been
tested BY various persons 10 this city and else whcre
may be- bad hy applying to w w MARSHALL at the Man
sion House.
II satisfaction IS not given the money will be resrned
Reference 20 persO0s cHrcd If Cupcsr tetoiy- William
Petit Fluyanna county; Mr. lockct Caroline county:
Edward Bass, Cocsgie; Ichd Johnson, Cumberland
county fhos skinner, " City county; Saml Maibcws,
Brunswick county Nj Noble, Prince Edward county,
Mr. Miller, Goociand county sr. Janney, Alexandria
William Wyche, Petersburg.
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NMLnEREAs, in suil dependlng on tbe chaneeru

NAHEREAs, in a suit depending on the Chanecry
v side OF The Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
Chancery for Pittsylvania county, between George II
Baskerville, plaintiff, and Nathaniel Wilson, Thomas
aud Samuel ID. Rawlns James l.. Denny, John McRac
Peyton Mason surviving partner Of Mason g. Cooke
George Craghead, John Noble, George Wilson, Thomas
Sutherin, Samuel Pannill and John Dickinson sur.
vlvng partners Of Dickinson, Pannill a. Co.. John Nc.
Alster surviving partner Of 'Tin s. McAsier Samuel
Stone, aud John Dickinson, deiendautsfe said Court
at its October term last did "adudge order and decree
that Commissioner William RisOn do take an account Of
the partnership transactions between the plaintiff and
the defendant Nathaniel Wilson, under the firm and
style Of Wilson q Baskerville that he do likewise take
Of the transactions Of the plaintiff with the
said firm Of Wilson q Baskerville that he do likewise
take account of the indvidual transactions between
the plaintiff and tie said defendant Nathaniel Wilson
and report his proceedings to the Court with any matter
specially stated deemcd pertinent by himself or required
by either Of the said parties 10 be 50 stated"
The parties interested in The Decree above referred TO-
will therefore take notice, that have appointed Mon.
day, tc lsl day of February next for the purpose Of
commencing ihc accounts therein directed, on which
day they viii attend at NY Office al Pisyigania Court
House, by 10 O'Clock, A. NJ prepared for settlement
WILLIAM BISON, Com'r
Dec. 10. 63Aw1w
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UNIyEnslrY or YmalNlA. Nov. 8. 1a35.

|"I' UF FItUINIA; lNOV. 100.
Understanding that Mr.. Frederick w. Coleman is
about to become an instructor in Concord Academy
readily add my testimony to that already given of his
qualifications The degrees which he obtained the
three years in which he student in this In.
suution, afford the best evidence he can give of his
proficiency IN the several branches of acadeinical
knowledge; and Mr.. Colemans moral character and
disposition recommend him a teacher, no less than
ms intellectual requirements During the two years
that he attended the school of Moral Philosophy had
an opportunity of knowing him WE'LL and il appeared
to me- that no one in greater degree concatcd the
TEEN both of the Professors and his fcllow-sulcnts
cannot orbear to add, that of the fruits of the
University, anticipated by its founders and friends
was That IT would diusc throughout the State the means
OF more accurate and hOr0ngh Of instruction
Than before Posscssedthat these hopes have bee am.
ply reazedand that it remains for the public to decide
by the encouragement given 90 such Of its alumni MS
gage IN The business of teaching how far they will pro.
fit by The advantage, and make il permanent
GEORGE TUCKER
Irnfc.c I'LL Ill IL. Il.
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Professor of Mathematics.


UNIVERSITY VIRGINIA Nov a. 1885
Mr.. w. COLEMAN, having graduated in the science
OF Chemistry and received his Diploma to that effect
from the authorities of the University of Virginia bears
with him the most efficient and honorable testimony of
merit that can be desired 1t gives sincere pleasure
in addition, to state individually, that while member Of
my class, MIR O. always distinguished himself by habits
OF assduity, great proficiency and uniformly gentleman.
ly department JOHN p EMMETT
Professor Of Chemistry and Materia Mcdica
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BNDUCATIoN-A young man who has been edu
b. Gated with view TO Teaching, and who can pro-
ducc satisfactory testimonials TO his moral department
al qualifications 20 teach the Latin and Greek Languages
and IS now engaged in prosecuting a Mathematical
course wishes TO procure situation for the ensuing year
teacher assistant teacher-Letlefs addressed
10 j. a. W. Midway Inn, Prince Edward county, Va
will be promptly attended to- J. A. w.
December / GO-w5w
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M OTlCE.--A memorial will be presented 10 the ne xt
General Assembly of Virginia, praying the pas
sage OF Law for the removal of the of Justice Of
the county of Hanover to more central and con-
venicnt location than The present
September Is 3o-tf
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n HOLCOMBE, BURTON q EDMUNDS Com
Il n mission House, RckRond.--We have associated
ourselves together, for the purpose of ransacng Ge-
neral Commission business in this place. Our business
VIII be strictly Commission one as have obligated
ourselves mutually to each other our articles Of CO
partnership mot to speculate in trade joint in
diyidnul account in real estate tobacco, four any
articles products of commerce Reasonable advances
will be made on all consignnIents and every exeron
used 10 give satisfaction.
Goods will be received and forwarded with the greatest
possible dispatch. THOMAS a. HOLCOMBE
DAVID w. BURTON
Dec. q. TG1--wlfl r. EDMUNDS.
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q NONCORD ACADEMY .-This Seminary will be
continued for the ensuing year, under the direction
ofthc subscriber aided by his brothers, JAMES D. Il F.
w. CoLIMAS. The term will commence ON the 10Th of
January and expire the 10Th of December allowing
August as vacation The Course cf instruction will
embrace the lasguages and sciences generally, and will
ensure thorough preparation for admission into the
University of Virginia The liberal patronage will,
which the subscriber has been vourcd for many years
will induce him TO every cXertion secure for his
Institution in future character least equal to that
which IL has heretofore maintained. In discharging the
various and responsible duties necessarily dcvoving ON
one who is charged with the education of youth he will
have the cooperation of faithful and well qualified as
sstants With of tem ii is presumed the present
irons are sufficiently acquainted and to the qua
cations of the other, the testimonials of Professors ar-
rson, Bonnycaste, Eumet and Tucker of the Univerl
sity of Virginia, are offered
The buildings new, spacious, and commodous; and
the situations lying in the vicinity of the Richmond and
fredericksburg Rail Road, is retired and healthy
The terms for board and tuition, including bedding
will be $3.50
Communications addressed TO the subscriber or TO eli
Their OF his brothers, and directed to the Bowling Green
Caroline county, will receive prompt attention.
ATWELL &. COLEMAN
President Of Concord 7cademy.
N
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a GREAT BARGAIN MAY BE HAD-.T{ro
"a Btooded Horses fer Saie-one five years old next
Spring. the other four years old Those wishing to pur-
chase, can see the pedigrces. They are Of the Sir
Charles, Dragon, Diomed, Sir Harry, Gouy, Wildair
Fearnought and Sgnet blood. The grand dam of the
Signc mare was llambeton Primrose the grand dam of
Primrose was Selma the grand dam Of King IIerod of
England. JOS. SCOTT.
Amelia near Goodies Bridge, Dec. - Gi--w0ws
NAIL AT HALIFAX CONTROVERSIES
3S Proposals will be received at the Clerks Office of
Halifax county, until the 22d day of January next for
building Jail at the said Court house. plan of which
may be seen on application ai the Clerks Office.
The plan drawn by the Commissioners conleDplates
building Of brick and iron; but walls of cn stone would
be preferred, if suitable stone be obtained Masons
disposed TO undertake. requested TO make the neccs.
snry examination, and forward their proposals, which,
gethcT with the proposals for brick walls &c will re-
ceive The attention Of THE COMMISSIONERS.
December - 70--t20J
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December %.

WOHN w STEVENSON, .gftoraty AZ Lac. las To-
90 Gated himself at Vicksburg in the State of Misss-
sippi--le viii practise in the Courts of Kinds Uayren
and hudson, and the Supreme Court Jackson ANY
Information in regard the entry and sales of land viii
be punctuay attended To- and all business contidcd to
him will meet with prompt attention.
Vcksburg, Nov 90 Cfi--Iot
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&IO(l nRwARD ron NELSON, who went

G1An REWARD FOR NELSON, who went
~ wv OF on the 2lst ult He is toll. iaby likely
negro, VIII. his forehead think over his len
eye, which oecasioncd by born wLcn child; his
complexion is datk brown, about = years OF age quick
o. rrprehcnsion, spell and read nth; had On when
he lett h,ic lghlish colorcd and brown panta-
10 ms both of hic homes pun and oid fur hat
have teas TO believe he has ob,aned free papers AID
is making his way I" FREE Stat will give In, above
in The Stat and secured in any jail delivered to
at my place OF sdcnce, near Licking Hole Meeting
iionse' Goochland eouny Virginia
December 81 0.-w3w
n AND FOR sALE-'Ihe subscriber offers for sale
~ four Mousand acres Of Land, lying in Granville
N Carolina seven miles north from Oxford, and twenty
south from Clarksville. There is Sill the tract,
newly built, with pair of Burrs and pair of Esopus
stones, two sets of boiling cloths elevators packing ma
chime, nc. The toll from the alone, amounts TO
between two hoHdred and two hundred and fifty barrels
year The other buildings the land cost between
eight and ten thousand dollars, when built There are
about two thousand in woods of which nearly one
half IS good tobacco land The neighbshood is cx-
ceIen one and the range for stock every kind pro-
baby good as any below the mountains. The cnces
in good repair aud the plantation in excellent order
for making large crops Immediately. The land will be
divided into two or tracts If desired and the
made 10 suit the purchasers 1t is believed that land
in the Union produces Wheat and Tobacco of a quality
superior TO that raised this land.
October 30 I5l-w9r] w o. GREGORY.
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE-The subscriber
intending 10 TO the West offers for sale the
tract of land which he resides containing three hum
drcd and eighty three The of land in the
County of Orange, the waters of Blue Run and adj
joins the lands of Judge Barbour Charles r. Graves.
and others aud is in desirable neghbofhood There is
upon comfortable dwelling house. with all necessary
out houses, "A new barn. wheat threshino machine aud
horse mill, all in good order Persons wishing to pur-
chase expected visit it and Judge for themselves
The subscriber will take great pleasure showing it, and
WIN make ,ns terms known upon application which will
Orange county, Dec. j. Ct-wSw
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NJoTiCE THls.-The subscriber is very DESTROYS 10
sell the Tract Of Land which lie lives lying in
the county Of Cumberland on Appymattox River, about
or miles above the town Of Farmve and eight from
llampden Sydney College, containing 37i acres, of
which ITO or - river and creek low grounds of
very good quality. The cleared high land is in GOOD
heart, and easily improved and lies we'll consdera
bic portion Of this tract is in woods Of excellent quality
The whole adapted TO the culture Of tobacco corn wheat
and oats Clover prospcrs greatly it, IL is i'm plea
SAINT aud agreeable neigborhood and is healthy my
place in the county II adioins ie land now offered for
sale by the legaces Of Edward Dillon, decd The Two
tracts together would make Of the most valuable
firms in the upper country. The improvements are a
dwelling house. neatly finished with four rooms on The
lower loor and two with small passagc the upper
with every necessary Clubhouse for The use Of family
and for scouting crops Of all Kinds The Apppmatox is
Gavgabe, aHd affords easy and safe conveyance Of
produce 60 Farmye, where good and ready udrket is
found for every thing made for market There is q well
Of excellent water IN The yard and several good springs
the plantation II no. necessary say more in re-
ation 20 this valuable farm at this time rs those who
wish 10 pnrclae, vii doubt, and Judge for them.
selves. II is desirable that sale be made in time to
avoid raising crop Of tobacco the ensuing year
NATHANIEL PENCK.
Dec ~ GJ-W4w
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a GOOD COUNTRY SCIIOOL.-Thc subscriber
IA residing four miles north of Charlottesville in the
county OF Albemarlc, with view TO educate his own
Mrs. Willards Seminary Troy, New York She has re-
sided in his family for the last months He feels no
hesitation IN SAYING that his daughters, and others
satisfactory progress She is qualified 10 teach we'll
every branch of English, the French language Music
and Drawing He will take eight ten girls under the
age of To- as boarders. The will commence
on the both of January, and terminate the Doth of
June Every branch of English will be taught for 800:
French $40; Music $50; Drawing SIS. Board bedding
and candles furnished by the subscriber 500 Board
and tuition fees 10 be paid half in advance
native Of France will be employed in the school
VINO will give French lessons for the additional sum of
SiO per session. Samuel. CARR
Dec. 10. 63-w6w,
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YaNHE subscriber intends 20 continue his School AZ
~ Clifton the ensuing year lie win teach thc
Greek, Latin and English Language Ills school viii
the isih day of January next and crrni.
nate tic first Friday 10 December iolloDfnO There
viii be vacation Of oae month In the summer Tho
fec for tuition win be $50 per scholar Mr. Isaac Butcr
with whom he boards and who keeps an excellent board
ing house. accommodate FIVE or elk sooi boys, with
board washing, lodging fuel and condics, or 500 each.
Ncrdon ii, Isis address. JOHN &. NELSON.
Hanorer. Nov 2f wSw
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an HEREAS, the heirs of Daniel Ford dec d. late
Wv OF New Kent county, made Benz. b. Ford of
Kentucky, their power of Attorney settle sue for or
sell their interest in the Estate OF said Daniel Ford
dec d.; and whereas have the interest half said Es
tate, and having no disposition TO sell at this time there
fore, far three of the heirs of said Daniel Ford
dec d., concerned do hereby revoke said power Of
Attorney, so far authorizes the said Benz B. Ford TO
sell their interest IN said land WM A. FORD
November ~ 5q-,yI,ys
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ri OTlCE-The subscriber wishes to SELL or rent out
/ for term OF years, house and lot adjoining the
town OF Scottve, Powhatan county, Va.-l is an x
ccllent stand for good boot and shoemaker or ,ior
gentleman of either of the trades above mentioned of
steady md siprising habits, fail to do well al
Inns place Any person wishing to buy or rent will
please apply TO the given iu,mc
dately. RICHARD BASS
ScolVlllc, December IL 9-W1ws
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November 81.

USivERsIrY VmGINIA July 18TH 1895
Mr.. FREDERIcK w. COLEMAN attended my lectures
during the Sessions of 1928 and 1894 and at the end
OF this lime, became graduate in the School of Ancient
Languages comprising the Latin and Greek Lang uages
the Roman and Grecian History, Geography, &c.
Ills degree, conferred only after full and rigid exam-
nations all the subjects included in the lectures and
with regard 10 his actual knowledge may referred
to as furnishing satisfactory evidence of his attanments
in this department OF learning
In addition, II affords me much pleasure to bear tes
mony to Mr. Coleman S uniformly exemplary and highly
praseworhy department u student as well as TO his
attention and diligence.
Considering his studous habits and correct principles
OF conduct, well as his requirements, entertaining
no doubt OF his capacity not only OF acquiring know
ledge himself, but of communicating il Others have
no hesitation in recommending him the confidence of
parents, one fully qualified give their sons accu
rate aud extensive instruction in classical learning
GESNER HARRISON. NJ D.
of 1nck LINN me To;rfrs;f, of
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UNIVERSITY VIRGINIA. Sept. ed, 1885
DEAR SIR-lt gives me pleasure to afford the cerii-
hcate which desire Your conduct and character at
the University were such met am well assured the
appreciation OF the officers of that Institution and as
we can confer, 1T is unnecessary for TO dwell upon
the subject OF proficiency: Our degrees are only OBJ
tanned by cxerton and talent and the honor of Master of
Arts requiring the candidate have graduated in six
schools, may especially be regarded pledge of his
combining with clear and sound mind the power of
exerting il.
That you will be successful in your new vocation,
have no doubt, believing, do that you are perfectly
capable OF imParling ile knowledge that you have ac
CURED With best wishes,
Your sincere friend
G. BONNYCASTLE,
~. - IL
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MI OIlCE-The Subscriber, very grateful foi past
favors extended towards the late firm of Powell
and Atkinson, takes this method to inform all of his
friends both in town and country, that he intends to
commence the Grocery and Commission Business again
as soon as he can obtain situation 10 suit In The
mean time he would inform them, that lie will still con
nue ia transact any Commission business that may he
entrusted to his care such receiving all kinds of pro-
duce on consignment attending to the hiring negroes
and collecting hires, as heretofore; and win generally be
found at the old stand of Powell & Atkinson one door
above the Columbian Hotel until further notice
EDWARD POWELL
Senior PGrfaer Of he iateGrm Of Poeeu &. .lkinson
Dec. H. 64-w1,v
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N b. Letters directed to me at Richmonl viii be
promptly attended to. CD
December f. Gf-wtf
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& COLTS PATENT IMPROVED ASBESTOS
~ FIRE PROOF IRON CHESTS.-We were pre-
sent when Mr. John Scott of Philadelphia burnt ono of
his Patent 4sbcsfos Iron Chests in this city on the 18th
inst, containing Bank Notes, Books and Papers and
have no hesitation in expressing entire confidence in
their ability to resist the most intense heat and to pre-
serve from fire whatever is contained in them The
Chest, which is now at the Office of Mr. John o. Law
exposed to the most scruiiny and remained
for length of time in the flames after it had become ytd
hgt The Papers, Bank Notes, and other contents were
all taken out unnnred by fire, and but partially stained
ny the sweating OF the interior of the Chest
We consider the test (nade with one cord Of dry pine
wood and shavngsO equal if greater than The ordi-
nary exposure to which they would be subjected in the
burning of buildings.
a PLEAsASTs, ir., SAMI S SAuSnrns
III. w 81 J. j. Fay, A. PAnrRIper
NATnL. DUSLoP, Jno H. EusTAcv
J. McKmDoE, HEYRy C,AnK
WIN. SINroN, Teller IT, s. Bank
JNO o. LAY,
Agem for The Patentee md .Mtnufacturer
nov. x" 50-w:}m
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[XiNTER REIMBURSEMENT -TMlr

ViNTER ARRANC DEMENT, A w,tx.
Wv The Steamboats, Colulsbus and rccaboni,s 10
s M tron' Ne,fSS and Baltimore viii commence on
Monday. the 9Th Deccmbtr run only ~ e (, work.
leaving Baltimore and Norfolk every M5n,la an .,,-~'
day morning. a, 10 o'clock; and ON ana sllcr rlmrs
day the 7ih January, lrl6, tny viii run .ulv o,,c. ,
week leaving baltimore every Thursday, and Norfolk
every Monday mornings at 10 O'clock. should iI,p ma
vgaton of the Patupscoue interrupted by ice the mas
sengcrs will be landed at Annapolis, as Formerly
The Patrick Henry will leave Norfolk every 'rucs,lsv
and Friday morning, FOR Richmcnd aud return every
Sunday and "Wednesday. ~
Passage aud fare to Norfolk ST. All baggage at Tho
risk OF the owners JAMES FERGUSON, .9qenf
D"io'hofei december a. Gift
n VIE Ndttonaf Monument to the memory Of WASH.
81 iScros.-lt being important that the society be
aoe al an early day to form opinion of the robu
bic amount that will be received from in This
state II Is earnestly requested that assistant collectors
use The utmost diligence in waiting upon the citizens
who it now seems all willing contribute and report
TO me their success by LIST February, if practicable
All who report depose in some Bank or remit to
be by that tirc, in go days from commencement of
coiscting viii be entitled 10 l2 per commissions
ne names OF contributors, aud the contributed
ny each, will be published far as asccrtaned on LIST
reoruary. WILSON ALLEN,
%, Collector for Pirginia.
a
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euy RID AND PUBLISHED
~ HOLM FINLEY.
D1 !. " Msse and Psont Streets.
l1snsn WAYNE COUNTY, lNDlANA.

| ast., uhygesss . year IL phil with" TIRE
-kes;Nssxs Tw" n.ih.ss AID Fifty dt1ns,
- ,ess; ~ sssss.. iA'Iiass u sect 'ss'i ""''
I LA The shOve s~ssss Will f'e 'a'cs'y e'''
-e,Ass.. Is'~s. sbsr~ inss ssip0s. s.: esch
sss~saivs. u cs-6ss. HsW ." hsss 49, I.-ss. ~
:.. a.. &c ~ "Sushs. s. TT "sr year. S..
nne9 avO J"0 PRs~rSsCs
". - sspvdh'"'fy ~r"eu''d "f" Fce.