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DEATHS.

Died her husband county Of Buckuz
ham, tho 81 day OF M'y, nlt Mrs ELzAsrIH BuRI"S she
had afflicted Affection which
closed phhss ?lmoaas For three four weeks previous 10
close Of existence her rings catThy were borne
dreaded "ths
sting DEATH. bInsscd abiding
place" the OF her Saviour and her God; a! often
hcr,ell She years Metho-
d Episcopal ehurchShe the mother Of IL children all OF
whom J. lott th world before heer distant relatives
and that all done Tor her, that medical sk
could and and given her BY her near ard
dear relative and friend, and kind neighhor.
Also on March, ". BrETOS, infant Of Dr.
Addison an Eliza Burton "Suier little ehIdFen to come unto
me, Fpr OF such il the Kingdom Of Heaven"
- Religion. papers vail please c"Py.
Died, his Ied-nce, 10 Chesterfield county on SUNDAY me
Eth proaci"d and painful Illness of sewers, month";
Mr. J.s. owLsTT the siA sixth Of his age ny ms al
cve dspcnsaon OF Providence family have been
made dcpOre then nePhabn loss mad socGy mas ncru ne
pryad useful and brightest ornaments
In happily all social and domestic virtues
TINT elevate ard aorn the human character ~ "
kind anl aeciouarcas parent tender and
ghhor. candid aud s"neroua. e sincere and cenhane
and honest AMI hoSp'h'" Endowed by nature WIN
intellect aud possessing great energy and eey
rAc.r no has cmnen'Iy useful r beloved and respect
eddy all who knew him. Tie Is gone but h good deeds WIN MOI
dc with him. His eSccnc,cs Of character Will long re-
fresh the Of his ne'a'o and acquaintance and
h y gH1' srr,sson %M DC e"S nS% ~ ne hes s s
feeble tribute shall he m"rIoncs DEATH the example
Il. the emulation VI his virtues
u,r and ru.iyr in his manners consistent conduct.
actin. high principles Of honornonc knew HIN but 10
lave hmtU NIL the intelligence OF his death Vi" DC source OF
deep regret. e kept the hensss Of his soul and thus
men weep" his afflicted family
friends 10 know that throughout his long and hndi incs he
uer.ng with b-comug fo'tud and patience Ne ia"
tho approach with the conpIaccacy with which life OF
rerue the good and met ITS embraces WIN
the calm of christian The this hum
be orng to s memory had long in his friendship
his character ami worth; lot
Of that language too weak
something eloquent invoked Come, thou,
pss-ivr Silence, his pr1Isr ~
Died Of the her hrothcr-n law. Brent Hoes Esq
in tho village Kudcook ~ - the Gh inst Miss JANE
VAN BUREN, the President oil the United States in II"
j9h year her ngc. During proac'cd and painful Illness 'ho
vas supported by promises coroa'ion OF tic Gospel
which enabled her With Christian O'nic md rc'sna
toH under load OF bodily nrme anl to ode the asa'h OF
the righteous"
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ADJOURNMENT OF CoSGREss The Senate, on Tues
day, without division concuHrd IN the resolution OF
the House fixing Monday, Tie OH Of July, for the
adjournment Of Congress.
l. is stated tina, the Directors OF The Baltimore and
Ohio Iaruad company have determined 10 commence
operations The W h.e!Ing branch "t tne road nme-
dalry, and that the Engineers are now stalking oil the
ground
GnrAr FLoop.-On Friday last about, ~ miles of the
Penusy ivanla Canal enbank:nent near HnIdhys5urg
gave way caused by rise in the Jura,a Eight locks
were enrry destroyed and all the boats in that section
of the Canal were swept away. "A woman and her t"o
children were drowned.
MAISE-By the Eastern Argus "f the 2ist inst, We
learn ha, Hon john Fairfield hus received the nomina
ton of the Democratic State Convention for Governor
On the first bl!tn :S25 voes were thrown, oi which MI
Farfeid received BIZ.
Edwin Forrest the celebrated ira Iedian, has been
lrctd by the Administration party III thr cay oil Ne"
York, to deliver an Grafton on tiIr An Of July.
Five different attempts were made I" set Ike to the CITY
OF Baltimore last week The Insurance Companies hnye
offered 5 OO0 reward for the detection aud conviction
OF the offenders
The Steam Packet Great HtSlrra sailed on Monday
last, She took ~ passengers.
The St,uS (wIV>e ARRIVAL we omitted 10 mention IN
our !asl.) IL 10 san on the 3Oh INST
TnE PRlscE IS GrSE -Th- French ship Of the line
l'Hercule, and Corvette La FavurI,r, sailed from New
port, Friday t,renoou for France. The snip Alexander
sailed 10 company.
There is n fine prospect Of an abundant harvest, IN
every section u: thu Union.
A man nGmed Stewart has been committed TO prison
in Baltimore snSr0a u Gcny Concerned IN ne muir
der Of has DER iuthsr.
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NEW RAILROAD LINE

B,frttn Baltimore and PhIadeiphid, thrice day.
TgNHE Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Kan
road Co, brg leave to announce to the Public, the
following arrangement for their Passenger Cars:
The FIesr TRAIN leaves the Depot in Pratt Street,
DAILY, Except Sundays at Gocock, a. NJ. and ar
rives in Philadelphia before J O'Clock, which allows
Passengers four n five hours IN that city before the cars
start for New York.
The early arrival Of this train at Philadelphia, (Which
is generally and haf 10 fro hours b,Ore any after
LncD gives Passengers great advantages in securing
accommodations the principal Hotels and harding
houses without suffering the inconvenience SO often ex'
pprenced in looking about for lodgings, IN consequence
Of late arrival bv other conveyance
The SECOND TRAIN, carrying the U. S MAIL, leaves
the Depot Pratt Street. (aer the arrival OF the cars
from Washington city, DAILY al half pas, nine clock,
A. NJ. and passing through Canton. Gnnpowder, Bush,
HAVE dc. Grace North east tkton, Newark Slannnn,
Newport, Wilmington, and Chester arrives IN fhl'adei'
pha also, aloayS III time to take lie evening cars 10 ~
York.
NJ BIZ his train Passeag.rs tearing Washington siiy
in Tie m0rning reach .fe,c York The same night
This train also affords Passengers arriving in the Boats
from Charleston and Norfolk the opportunity Of leach
ing New York the same evening.
NJ Fare by either trdln FOHr doLidJs
NJ The regulation adopted by this Company for the
care of baggage meets with universal approbaton as il
relieves the passengers of all trouble in relation 10 It,
The cars for the accommodation OF ladies and chill
dren are provided with retiring and attended by
female servants. ,,
R,urninr from philadelphia The trains leave philn'
delpha al quarter after clock. A NJ and al Z, r.
NJ. Passengers leaving Philadelphia at quarter alter
o'clock. from lower end Of Dock street, will arrive IN
Baltimore before oclock-which gives them three 10
four hours spare before the cars leave for
city and the West and also in full time for the Steam
boats for Charleston and Norfolk
Passengers leaving New York BY the morning hne;
arrive in Philadelphia in time for the O'Clock tram
proceed directly onthey arrive in Baltimore c,hek
The s,ms evening two hours earlier than BY any other
conveyance. "A. IN" &c
Baltimore, June Is, 1855 H-o
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June %
Lnnd and NspyOeS far !Saie.

PURSUANT to decree of The Superior Court Of Law
n Ma, ia IA The cause therein depending b-,ween Jopng's
Hairs Jps Administrator aud others deenoahs
Le sncd, Of hem scng as Commissioners Of 's'd
% for ,u purpose, will offer for sale the premises" and on
the day, hereinafter stated, the following Tracts Of Lund belong
On Wsanes4y 18th day of August next. If fair and cot
the the Tract of Land the eoun'y OF A6smare ana
River wherein said Jopns resided and aese'sd "
exhibit E, filed III said Cause, rs con'ihine 'O' ace''
ohe snI Of them adjoining the one above nrnoneo
These been usually worked togethsr IS one snd
ar. He'd flughes ana viii be sold together Onc OF these Ifaet'
sched per exhibit F. filed SAID cause 40 containing ga
nce. aid poles tho o,hcr exhibit g. containing
S. on hi. iIy III commence with described property
u an utter that, then the one hrs' WI" o.
sold rurchns"s VIII, Therefore, on The ID! o. 'a'e P 'u
And on Monday the 18th day of Angus, fair end not
the day all the estrc OF he fact oil Land belonging
said Jopng, deceased lying in Nelson county, "h.h S
drved ha By Thomas Jopa: deceased a" e1n's,n"E oo
Jopnc to Holman Jopng Tai, 800 win be lad OFT TO a,e
Holman Jopns previous to tie SUE ana m %s, and time
the portion the lands purchased by the s.a re- ~ %on
nj ATTAINING The n,t mentioned Tract, which now belongs
TO the estate .aid Jesse Jop'ng d"ce"'ed'hs p" h
o IRE, named Purchasers WILL therefore, on the day oil ie
on Thnr,Iry Odd day OF August next Ear and not.
he Tract Land Nelson county beiorsngto
said Jesse opns Deceased whereon John Hughes f'de an'
first mentioned lying Jane. River Alhsms,ls
mr., valuable very desirable They zach contain ~ tho
e.tnition Of the onesned commissioners VINO kno~
hem well than the best rich red lane ana
client the together in the hands oil ooe Pope
tor worked a. they should be- will make mo-.
r,o establishment. The 3""ng house on the h nance t
Trac, "a large and good, anj also II fine AP2s oeh
AID and many excellent Grape Vines ard Peach Trees @
md nero unconnony good The an's
county very goci being fully equal 10 the " ~
Lands in Respective aciyhborhoods where hey ..J
These lands sold periods proposed purchasers ' "
crop. Of small grain. ,;.,,,no,,s q ,h bonds
The ems " IN thee equal anaua
and sporoye personal security, AMI tho titles 'e''e
security. , r., ,.xor s.,,erbe, next al lovards-
h"i y" L of 9ock6.h 10 Aloemare county, pursuant 20
~ decree Twenty Negroes, consisting Of
,he ,nJ Children property Of snd Jesse Iopns 90
r,edi, OF months the pnTchasefs si''ns noI-,
d nay.bIe at Of the Banks at Richmond or "s
Sranche. at Lyarhburg with uPpr9ssa snSSst'i
LANES u. PATTEsoN,
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from the yN,rJern sp,ctator of Friday }

(From the .N',rJern Spectator Of Fridny)
THE PULASKI After paper had been put 10 press,
three gentlemen called at Office, and reported the
wreck of the Pulaski. the 18th instant with
the loss Of nearly Two hundred lives These gentlemen
are Of the survivors who were saved.
Our informans, after floating portion OF the
wreck for nearly two nights and two days were driven
by the wind the coast of North Carolina, at the mouth
of New River The afternoon Of the 10th. They were
kindly received and entertained and have proceeded this
far on their way Norlhward
The following the names of those who are known
To have escaped The first three the list those OF
our infnrnants:
Fl EIdridgs. Syracuse, n. Y; r S. Hubbard, New
York Q4ldy drowned) B. W. Fosdick, Boston; q Y.
Davis Charleston (Lady nst0 G.. B Lamar, Savannah,
U.ady, five children and Niece drowned) Lieut. L. b.
Thornton u S. Dragons. a G. Bennett, Mississippi;
- Lawso, Dad mate Of the boat, Samuel Bry!ey, deck
hand, and Stewart. DO. Owen Gala CHER, do.
Besides these, two persons. names unknown alter:
wards andcd at New River and sixteen others landed
ten or twelve miles farther South; making twenty nine
in all.
Besides these our infnrmants the following per.
sons floating a raft the morning of Saturday and
hopes are entertained that they reached the land-Robt
Hu,chins and child, Of Savannah, (ady and one child
previously drowned) Rev. Mr. Writ and lady; gentle
man. friend Of Mr. Wirt name not known; smith
and lady, of ugusta ,her child os) Mrs F. Sml!hof
Charleston (hr husband ostD hlr Rowen, DO Or Ash
MIR kcCrea Mr. Hamilton, Of Savannah; Miss Rebscca
Lamar two sons Of G. b Lamar, two black women, one
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OF whom belonged 10 Mrs Nightingale, Of ST. Simons
Mr. Abraham A. Greenfield, o! Savannah, died on the

OF whom belonged 10 Mrs. Nightingale, Of ST. Sinons
Mr.. Abraham A. Greenfield o! Savannah, died on the
raft.
The dead body of S Patkn'an, of Savannah, toaled
upon the raft while our iniormanIs were by.
TIE "RFCE or THE PrLAsKi-The schooner Active
which arrived here yesterday, reports that on the Ih
inst, nearly days after thu catastrophe. she passed
part of the wreck Of The i'll fated PulaskI-appaientiy
the after cabntha she sailed enough 10 bs sa'Is
fed there was living being cnging To- The fragment
Indeed, The great rnylh OF time that had INTERVIEWED
rendered II hpp'ess that any Of the nntofiunaes
could still inger on precarious fooho!d
The schr Nancy Treat, Capt York, arrived from Fort
land, repnts that on the 2lh inst at clock, A NJ
81 miles N +, of Frying Pan Shoals fell in with the
wreck OF the Pulaski uifed to- close alongside, and saw
no person cnglng 10 any part Of The wreck She lay
with her sarboard side partly out OF water Saved no
thing from the wreck
Several Carolina coasters arrived yesterday report
that they saw nothing but fragments of the wreck loat
Ing about Charleston .uercuy June 22.
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o: Law Chtncery, Ass 4th Is3-, tp.us CPshaw
lu this sdIud,d, ordered and decreed, that the de-
cree Fredericksburg Chancey Court the I'd
tay Dcoher Ie9 amended ih that the defendant I'd
via Cphnw rrn. before Of the OF this Court
The scroun, he rendered before commits
said Chancor Court w the account oil the SAID
adu:rd ordered and decrred that Barbara Gate
wnDi Kemp Catewood deed, should settle before
account OF her tcsa
tors the OF said John Rcunods and that
James Sempc, sheriff Of Essex administrator de BOMB
Remodel should render before comDissIouer
his sa Remedies estate, which
directed TO state set
The Court special mattcE "aich he might
think pertinent, or either parry might require.
In pursuance OF said decree Mira laio Hannah Fcs Chae'
Terrell Cot,ia his w John L. Wang, James = Berry
MIA his Wife, Thomas 4. Bookns and Mary l.
we Hamilton and Marcia F. his wife, James A. Bro.dio
NJ his Wife, Thomas l.. Shrrs"y, juliet J"ck,oH
Lewis g. Ephaw John Hawkins and Maria his wife Thomas Ha
Ez beth l. his John COcsfce cnd Harriet ms
ife: Martha Edwards hn,on T. Is. Upuw Robert D. Harvey
ind Louisa his Wife, Arthur NJ W. Upshaw PARTIES defend
hereby notified that shall proceed, at my
Courthouse OF Caroline county, at 10 O'Clock, 81
th- 9Th Gey OF August next to "ss the accounts
teInd. RObl. hIDniS,
Commissioner " sod Court.
lJ-x
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STp JuROyr PHI ISkJ.

a meeting was held III Charleston ) G, on the I'D
inst ito adopt proper OF action IN relation
To the late mechanically accident to the steamboat fulas
XII" his Hon the Mayor in the chair. They adopted
memorial The House Of Representatives earnestly re
oucs,lng 'tha no time may be lost in providing by oil
the in (hei) power, against the recurrence OF
similar disasters '-he memorial concludes ny Praying
Congress- "lha system Of rigid HypscDn. 10 6e lnSti
iuled under proper officers 10 be appointed Tor that pc!
pose directed bot. in the CONSTRUCTION o
the hull and machinery OF steamboats, ad'q0ae strength,
and provide merely for the prudent management
Of such boats bat for the safety of the passengers III The
event Of accidents, measures which, II adopted und
carried into fol- effect, will greatly tend to the security
Of the public. Your Petitioners trust that your Hunnra.
bic Body will not adjourn wrlh"ni making these and
such other provisions on This su"j"ct, your wisdom
may suggest and may be hest calculated 10 effect the
object view-an Object in which the whole American
people have deep and abiding inerrsl'-lhey also
pissed resolution Of THANKS - Capt Davis, OF the Hen
~ Cameron, who rescued several OF the passengers.
n The reader will find in another part o. our paper
most thrilling narrative OF the loss at the Pulaski aud
subsequent sulirngs Of the passengers who were res
cupd 6y The Henry Cameron, from the Baltimore Ane-
licsn-tire parcn!urs Of which, obtained tIom The
lips of Two of The sufferers.
il We yield all dispnsablr space 10 day, to the
very interesting proceedings OF Congress on the Sub
Treasury bill, &c, &c
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NEW OKLkAYs. June q

Sprcit-.fsr II. s.. Frgnts Constellation, Com.
modure Dallas, from Tampco, sailed the OH insan
touched at S w. Bar the l9h and put board the
Lion Sl5l 5iG.in specie for merchants in this city I'M
der the charge Of IT. Radord, md proceeded to Pensa
cola We have learned verbally and from letters. tina,
the French feet about 10 concentrate at Vera CfUz
with the intention Of bombarGng The city and attack.
nr IN. castle of San Juan de Cloa, the Nt1ican'
would not come TO any terms; II was ais" runi"red al
Tanpico that Gen Santa Anna had been placed III
mand Of the Mexican troops, and was making prepare
lions 10 resist the attacks o! the French.
The blockade q, Tampico WAS continued by one brig
and bv one at Ma,amoras; at Vera Cruz there two
French frigaieS and avPra br!gs The u. sl,ups I"
war Boston and Nanda!:a at Vera Cruz, and the
Ontario at 1ampico.
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asicnslaOnd, Friday, Junc I'D.
rnE sIIR-rREAsuRY HlLL-Lost.

THE SUB-TREASURY BlLL-Lost
The Sub.Treasury Bill lost in ibe House OF Keep
resentnye. by vote Of III yeasl23 nays, on Mon.
day evening The House refused 10 RECONSIDER the vote
Tuesday, ayes q. mes 300.
The House also refused 10 suspend the rules to allow
MIR Robertson Of Va 10 introduce his resolution the
same subject, (Which will be found under The Congress
siora head)-ayes ~. noes 1913 MIR Thompson ri 5
G. also introduced a resolution q similar import, which
shared The same fLtr
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TO TIE EDITOR UF TIE E.HQUiRrR.
A l.l

visit Of few days 10 your good City, gave IN" The
pleasure of looking your paper oil The ot instant
find IN that pape. the communication OF III, making
inquiries in relation TO John Champe.-l am not, al tins
time able 10 all the inquiries OF your cores
pendent, therefore answer none Of them; but content
myself with pointing out a certain mode OF inquiry
letter directed TO WIN. Champe, E>q., Montgomery
township, franklin county, Ohlo Will reach the only
surviving Of that patriot whose history ~ the SUP
,cl Of inquiry. Yours, &c, SClolo.
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NOTCEThe have their possession the castiug
~ work complete of OF Aliens Paint Threading
Manrs horse power each 10 Them by ihos W. Smith
4 Co. OF AK ndria Co. certain James SeoEeld Of Bry
de. Store uurnhurg county fNoic" IL hereby given 10 the
srd Schpie having been advised by letter. that unless
III. all thereon prd before
the 10th will then he sold at public auctIon IN
~ SMYTH BUTLER.
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TO TIE EDIrOR OF TIE E.ro CIREI

TO TIE EDITOR OF TIE ETSt!RER.
In your pnper of the st INST you call upon The Ne.
publican counties Of Amelia, Nythe, &c, 10 instruct
their delegates to vote tor no man as Senator oil the
e. 5, who IS Wing. friend o! National Bank, and
friend of "Hary vi the West, &c.
did NEE, with the paper containing this call un.
I'll Yesterday and have concluded IN take ts pubic
notice OF IT, order that the Republican county OF
Wythr may Certain representation o! It's viii,
relative to the election OF a Senator.
1t may be, that my constituents, from reading your
call upon them. would be led TO believe that Inslrnc
tons 10 vote against Wing. against friend to Ma
tOna Bank und n friend u. E" Harry nt the West.
would secure Senator, who would reflect their wi!
relative The great financial question, which has so
long sggIaGa,ed and Continues To agiate, lhe whoie
country
am persuaded tina, If were to vote for man no;
recognised as Whrg-oppnsed 10 "flarry Of the West
to National Bank, aud yet, friend 10 the Sub or
independent Treasury or III favor OF The revival oil Inc
late IelLue Of State Banks, in preference In one who
would 70 for special tepnste II The public money,
subject only to the commands and DEMANDS oi The Co
rrrnurnt, that would mIsrePresent their expressed
will This money matter was, and Is the Preei1uS GurS'
tim with my constituents Your Abandonment nf The
Pet Bank system, ard denuncIa,un Of the Sub or nde
penGent Treasury bIi and advocacy Of the special de-
posile plan, have gone down 80 well with my constu
enls. my supporters III The late election particularly,
that am crrlain, that opposition To National Bank
and 'Hany of the West, would avail n"t!rng, unless
accompanied ny decisive adherence 10 the special de.
pos,e pian for the collection and disbursement Of the
national funds
My constituents gave decided vote for Mr. Van
Buren, they may do 50 again; but trust they were ~
their late lection Of delegate, aud will br in their u
,urc elections under the Influence of prnc pies which
demand obedience 10 Their viii, not from their delegate
ONLY but from him hon they may elect as ruler over
them Tlry wIs TO bend he President, and bind him
down to thcIr will They desire In see The srcond
and hts first choice, relative To the national funds
tabshed. In all tins agree with Them. Should hey
change and with hiu upon the Sub or lncepend
Treasury desire 10 return (Which IS more npro-
bable) 10 the Stale Bank system organized by the
"Grcatest mud Best they have only TO give me Inprma
ton thereof to obedence To their will Should
such change hem, 1t will become me IS their
representative, TO change with them, or surrender the
trust confded CHA'S l.. CROCKETT.
WyIhp lime 16 ISIS
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From FLORIDA BY the arriva! yesterday OF the steam
er Charleston Capt Hubbard. learn snys the Savan.
nah Georgian OF the ooh inst, that the Indians have
burnt two bridges the Ouhacoochre and also Fort
Dadp abandoned by troops Gen. Taylor is expect
ed with fifteen companies to proceed across the peninsula
in the bupe Of encpunerin1 them.
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TRAVELLING AGENCY.

s,E RchinoHd Va tn" ODD July, and
travel thou the county lying South and West Nir-
.inia md of the Mississippi rivr IN the capacity OF to
and lie VIII attend the collecting AMI
ruy debts wish his Thor wishing TO
nIre papers his hands cnlIrcn vi" please
core rm with Nrs.rs. r. Hill Go Rchmvni va. For
tho satisfaction whom h. has not the p'ra1n" OF
personal acquaintance, he ec leave 10 refer 10 the Editors OF the
,I & Co. Richmond Va Gales Seuion Hashn-ton City;
" r. Gales Thomas j. Lcmay Raleigh, y. e. H. air"s
psT.bur- Va A. l.. Johnston, and Weir Columbia, s e.
June 90 lI'-w"wi iH''' . '''i'-'
E,OR RENTWrIl be rented to the highest bidder" on M"HrAI
rho 9Th of Auru. next, the premises II being Abrme
cour Gay the EAGLE TAVERN IN the OF ChIToii"sEi
AZ p,escn, occupied by Capt John Vowcs Wepesun'c that e
may be said rcspcc,n. stand we'll k"o~n and ~
now kept equal any Tavern in the Stac"s male Emo"
on 2ay OF renting. hh: ". I'm.
Wv I,:. 30 Tl5-ths1 o. NORRIS