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.S'EvE' E.zEE ~ Us'LvTER
GOOFeS.

SGE 1Siu hebo.
Nv T. ARE now RECEIVING II our NEW CASH
w STORE, cur supply Of ALL u WINTER
GooDs, consisting Of every variety &c styles and
qnaies, both Staple Il Fancy. As our stock il
neaiy double its usual size and have bought
with more care. under more favorable c Gums tan-
ces we aer selves, shall he able 10 sell as low
either by wholesale retail, any house south Of
the Potomac. * ffsr%
FARMERS Il PLANTERS
Are requested 10 all and exs mne our stock, No
our assortment OF Goods suited to their wants, was
never so complete, nor the Iniccs ever low,
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
Wishing TO purchase Fancy Goods. are also in
vited to call, and feel confident shall be
able 10 exhibit such specimens of beauty, variety,
and cheapness, AS will consifain then, to commend
both our judgment and our taste,
COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
Are assured that we were never so we'll prepared
To supply their wants, having bought many tiescsip
tons ul Goods, in very large lois al the New York
auctions, must ot which were Intended expressly for
their Irade 5sa
Let them bpt favour RUS with call, and the prices
shall be nude satisfactory.
BURTON " ROBES.
Oci3 .it
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o. We announce with sincere regret the deal,
OF George 7. +. Lnrlmer, Esq of Essex, dele
gate for several Years pas IN the Virginia Leg
ture AID the delegate elect the time Of his dearh
Mr.. l.. in the 36lh year OF his age. and was i
gentleman OF unblemislied purity Of character. No
one was more universally beloved by those who be
came well acquainted with htm-rhe Governor has
issued Proclamation requiring AN election 10 be
held, to Gil the vacancy occasioned by Mr. LIS death
on Thursday the 2Sth inst.
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OisfsGl tEs

Died, ~ his residence, in the county Of Bedf I'd
on the morning of the III inst. CHARLES LAMBERT.
in the seth ,caf ol hls age Mr.. Lambert WIS one OF
those who assisted IN the carly struggles of the re-
voluIlon aud who has ever held the rights Of his
country be dear. lie patriotic IN ms feelings,
honest IN his transactions, and KIND mel gbour.
lie possessed pecuartes II is tue bun his Intcn-
tons were good, aud his feelings tender. \
few hours before his death, lac expressed himself re
copced To his God, and WISHED TO depart.
The Richmond Wig and Enquirer will please
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w AskEsk GEES.

Married. on the 3lst ullino, by he Rev Henry
Ruiiner, ID. ID. the Rev. BENJAnIN II. SMITH, Of
Danvllle to Miss MARY, daughter of tho Rev.
james Morrison, Of Ruckbtidgc.
-, on Thurs 'ay the Oath I'LL by The Rev.
VIM. Burge, at the residence ofthe same, tWarren
N. ca Mr.. Nm +. WnIrrEN, To Miss Many En-
LEN WILLS both OF Virginia
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u Tie Ena"asr ,hunlers away a, Gov Ever.
Ell OF Massachusetts because Inc has ,lel,,s1 h,m.
seh IN i'sof OF the abolition of slavery IN the d :.
a'e' 'i Columbia and ol the non admission Of any
u" Stale into the laion unless she rcnounce he,
s"' 10 tolerate slasery "lthn her liniis: And vet
-pee"'d It's consistency 1T IS in favor of Marcus
NORTON election rs the succcssu, of Gov Everett
VINO Is likewise inr the aboliiiun or slavery in the
District OF Columbia aud Who in lsoo. uhrnh, was
N Congress roicd for he celebrated Ai,asony. Re
stftrt'on Nay 1t Is in favor Van Buren, f., Pre-.
si'e"'' WHO went ior HE sane restnt,lou !!
Comment Is unnecessary.
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PURSUANT to decree OF the Circuit Supe-
l. ror Cour Of Bedford county, pronounced on
the sh day Of May 1880 in the Chancery suit there
in depending between William Dickinson. plaintiff.
and Thomas Stewart aud others, defendants. The
undeI signed, commissioner, will on the 2st day OF
December next, on the premises proceed to sell 10
the highest bidder, for ready money, A TRACT OF
LAND, lying in the county Of Bedford, near the
Meadows Of Goose Creek, on which Thomas Phelps
now resides, containing by estimation, two hundred
q. a. W lNGflELD, Com'r.
Nov. Ii w4w
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Nov. ! |
TRIIST SALE.

WILLBE POSITIVELY SOLD, to the high
w est bidder, for cash, upon the premises, on
Thursday the 26h day November, 1889, the Tract
of Land on which Capt. A. 5. Henry now resides,
and which has been conveyed to me in trust for the
benefit Of John y. Cabell.
This land has been several times advertised and
the sale interrupted bat il will be sold, the
time appointed, and without reserve.
THOMAS Z. BOULDIN, Trustee.
Nav If to8N
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June

INllE absence of w l.. Goggin for some ma nj hs
= from the Courts, ren!cis IL necessary 10 dis
continue The eopartnersnip heretofore existing be.
tween the subscribers. aud the same was therefore
dissolved by mutual consent on The LIST INST.
w. l.. GOGGIN,
JNO. O. l.. G0GGIN.
Those causes in which am engaged now de-
pending in the several Courts will be attended b,
my brother, Jno. o. l.. Goggin, aided by several
friends who have kindly rendered their services du.
ring my ABSENCE. w. l.. GOGGIN.
The subscriber in future W II Practice re sul;rlv
in the Superior and Inferior Courts OF Bedford
Franklin aud Roanoke counties. lis Office is n,
Liberty, Bedford &. IL. JNO. o. l.. GOGGIN.
Nov. w4wif
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We had tie pleasure. on Saturday last, of alien
Of LAYING the corner stone of the Un.on Academy,
in tie lower end Of Campbell county considera-
BILE number of ladies' and gentlemen " ere present.
who appeared 10 axe deep interest in the pro
cecdings When VIC arrived at the Church. near
the of the Academy, the Rev. MI. llammersley
was 10 the act OF addressing the assembled multi.
tude. AT the conclusion of his Address, "A process.
sion formed at the Church, preceded by a
band Of music, which marched the Academy.
where the ceremonies usual on such occasions were
performed by the Masonic fraternity, Mr.. Tilden
Reed Of this place officiating Master These
ceremonies were concluded by interesting and APP
propriate Address, delivered by the Rev. Samuel
D. Tompkins, OF this place. Chaplain Of Marshall
Lodge, No so. A cold COLLATION. spread out in
the grove, of winch the numerous company pre-
sent partook, with many and deserved commend,-
TONS Of the hospitality by which il had been provid-
ed. We rejoice the establishment OF this Semina-
ry and the prosperity which has already mark ed
its progress--'ts acc emphasized Principal. Mr.. Benz.
Curtis, having had already. during the first session.
between 40 and so students, whom he has taught in
building temporarily used for this purpose until
the Academy shall be completed. Several Of the
students are from distance.
also to erect Female Academy, in the same neigh
borhood, and that nitaiory steps have been already
taken towards the contamination Of The plan
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.V'OTECE.

pY reason OF Indictment weather. my sale is post
- poned I'LL Friday the l5h inst. when shall sell
al my residence AT public auction. my House hold
and Kitchen Furniture, stock OF horses and cattle,
plantation utensils &c. In addition which. have
for sale small lot OF MORUS MULTlCAUL1S, a
quantity ofSHk Worm Eggs. and fine Apple
Mill. All sums of So aud under cash--lor SUNS
IS credit ill The LIST day OF October next, Sc
cured by bond with approved security.
JONATHAN JOHNSON.
Nov il Ii
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new line Of Coaches,

siShcu wiz commence running
Anew line Of Coaches,
From Lynchburg 10 Dagge,'s tDb,cll's) SPRINGS
via The Natural Bridge, Tuesday next. the and day
ofJaty. Until further nutice, shall leave Lynch
burg ON Tuesdays, Thursdays aud Saturdays. il, hall
after four A. NJ and arrive at Dlbrell's the same eve
nlngs, before night. The next morning Passengers
will leave Dibrell's after breakfast, aud reach the
White Sulphur about O'Clock, L. NJ. Visers to
the Springs by thus line will thus be relieved from
all night travel, and reach the White Sulphur or
lewisburg, IN two days from Lynehburg. The
Turnpike now finished quite TO rs Intersection " III
the Lexington and Covlngton Road, and in addi-
ton TO the general novelty aud splendid scenery il
Affords we would mention as peculiar objects oil
interest and curiosity, tine passage Hr0ugh, not
the Blue Ridge. along the margin Of James River
aud commanding view Of the 1fountan CdHdi n
beautiful prospect--he Natural Bridge, which Nh
Jefferson pronounced worth Trip across the Allan.
Tic to piewan last but not least, Dageer's Springs
kept by Chs l.. DibreIl, where he that has been
will like TO be again.
The undersigned intending TO give their persona
attention 10 this line, can confidently PROMISE travel
ers first rate Coaches and Teams, and careful and
accommodating DIVERS. and will spare no pans
themselves to satisfy then passengers.
WIN A. GALBRAITH,
HENRY l.. DAVIES.
June =? Is
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Tame BagS, Pc'en-sion Galis. -lAu aud lun.
lialwn's GHn " ads,
Flaws Patent Cartridges
Sefars, VIZ hoe Regal'as. 'mpetal II tana aud
Principe SEGAkS.
l'rnnes. Satdines IN oil. ouiial-s
Champagne. Modctta, Sherry. fmti. Bunruad,.
Glnrei aud man, ofhrr w | y h =
Bpndes, Gus. Brandy Ffnits. Pickles, Pre-.
serves, Ras,ns. Almonds, Candies etc.
MEDICINES. Surgeon aud Dentists lnslill-
mcnls. u largo assortment OF eaeh Tor sale tie
lowest prices, n Howell DAVIES.
Nov IL In IL
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NEW AND CHEAP GOODS

WE have just received he greater portion of our
w Fall and Winter Goods, which comprise n
large and general assorlment-1hey were purchased
in the Northern Cules, generally very low prices,
and will be sold corrcspcndngly low to all who may
favor us with a call We invite purchasers 10 give
our goods an examination, we feel confident lha,
can SUIT them boh in quality and price.
TURNER x BURWELL.
Nov. 4w ii,-Qfts
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IT, 7 tSTF,
ROBERT TlNSLEY, G..

toMMissIoNER's OFFICE,
Amhersi Co IT House, Oct. 2lst, 1899.
The parties will take notice that have appointed The
first day al Jauunry next, commence the accounts
mentioned III The foregoing orders, on which day ~
the hour III 10 o'clock. A. NJ. they are requested to
attend my office with their accounts, vouchers and
copies Of couri papers, prepared Tor examination aud
settlement RO. NJ BROWN, Comr.
Nov. ID vim
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TRUST SALE OF BEDFORD LAND.

RG virtue ola deed of trust executed by James
l. Tankcrsley to the subscriber, for certain pur-
poses therein mentioned. which deed duly rccotd-
ed in BedloId Clerks Office, | SHALL on Monday the
18th OF NovembeI 1899, II far If not, the fair
day, on the premises sell to The highest bidder for
cash, the TRACT OF LAND on which said Tan.
HERSHEY resides, containing ljS acres, lying IN SAID
county-also, one other tract adl ommg The above,
containing a. and also olhcttracts adion-
ing the above, conlarlns each AZ acres. These
lands are believed TO lie good lands IN the neg h
boIhood usually
JNO. A. WHARTON, Trustee.
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a. Several errors escaped correction in the edi-
torial articles in the list Vrgnan.-In of them,
we are made to say that the stony Of "Amfan,,' IN
the last Messenger, is "unhapriy oonceived,"-me
wrote, "happiIy conceived" The Others were no
doubt corrected by the reader.
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oourh"EsrkRs lsrRoyEMEsr-Ata meeting of the cit.
'zens oil Washington county, held Abingdon 20h
UT Tor the purpose of appointing delegates Convention
tn be held al Wythc,e this day he iih) 10 take into
consideration the improvement Of the main road from tho
head waters of the Roanoke the Tennessee lne the fol-
lowing resolution adopted;
Resoircd That whatever plan OF other than
Kan Road be adopted, We Mill not ard this plan n sui,
S"'e or equivalent for Ra Road, which consider in
dlspensabe TO the full development resources and the
general interests oic Conmonw eah that whenever
The m"hed interests OF The State and Country Offer the
prospect 81 snccess, tins should be
Nnrg'd upon the attention OF our Legislature"
We arc glad 10 that the people oe Southwest
intend 10 lose sight of the Great Rail Roed The present
condition OF the monryed system leaves the friends of that
scheme no hope Tor lis success at present is but lis
indispensable importance, which is daily becoming APP
parent will never permit them abandon il. IT, indeed
IN our opinion the most important, and will be the pro-
htahc improvement in whatever aspect be vcwcwhch has
been Brought the attention the people Virginia
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a. leue, from Williamsburg, oi the i,h inst.
to the editors Of the Richmond Compiler, states
that there then l22 students al William aud
Mary, and tina, the number would probably be aug
uentcd to 80
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HNHE SUBSCRIBER wishes To cmpoy Teach
81 Tor the ensuing wear, In reside with his fam /
ly-Fpi one with suitable qualifications liberal wa
ees will he given. Apply TO the subscriber. near
Brook Neal. JOHN HENRY.
Charlotte. Nov. II 3l
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" The New York ropcrs the sudden death OF
ih'odore Sedge~ick, distinguished ,booist and alcl,
Tue candidate Of the Democratic party Lieutenant 6o,er
nor o massachusetts. lie attended democ ratio nice at
Seia Tie evening before his DEATH aud made eloquent
speech ut the close of which e was y an anoplec
TIC NJ Nichn lew hours terminated his DISTINGUISHING
another illustration of Bnrkes umation W hat shadow
we are md what shadows We pursue -
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brilliant scheme
Look on, for the 10Th Of November
IIrginin NfuSe LoSse,y,

For The bcbtHt oI Tie MouongnInIa Academy.
Class. No 6. Tor 1880.
To be drdWa al 1icrandrid SaturddyHe 26h
Notember. ~ The DrawipP rH be rtccircd al
hs (Gee on TnsStdy, 1871 INST.
GRAND SCHEME.
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HobRe1hc Register of the 30h ult. SAYS: "There were
six nc,mens Yesterday, and up the present writing,
have heard Of three To-day, embracing Of our oldest nnd
respectable citizens Ia of the maie cases
heblack youit occurs.
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O. Il is announced in the Richmond WI g that
Henry A. Wise, Esq will dine with his friends at
Louisa Conn house on Saturday the 10Th nst.-A
great crowd is anticipate
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INllE Subscribers, having enlarged their sloru N
4 now receiving THEN
GAl.Inud WINTER supply Of GOODS


lNllE Subscribers, having rplarged their store are
i now receiving theh
FAI.Lnnd WINTER supply Of GOODS,
tho largest aud best they Offered all
OF which lower and some from % to- 30 pr cent
under former prices consisting IN part Of The follow
ing: .#. ##
Super Blue, Black and fancy cold Cloths and Cassi-
neres
Bin, Blue, Drnb aud Oxford mixed Satin, It's
large 10, ot kcniuek, Jeans from common to su-
pcrhne
Fredericksburg and Glenroek Jeans lor servants
6 and "a lulled Cloths
Whiney. Mach nav and Rose blankets
Duie aud Suped Blankets ve,y cheap
3 4 to ) 4 Brown and lcnohod Shifting aud Sheet
ing
to 800 pieces Calico from & cents TO the finest
"A Bin Gro Gtans aud Gro de Maltioua
llan aud hg'd c'to do Ainqucs
Bin Maltiona SILK
BIN and Blue BIN Gro de Snisses
PLAIN aud lard Gao de Maps
largo lot Moussoliue dc LRne from - cents 10
the finest
Printed Saxonies
English and French Marines very cheap
\ good assortment of Thread AID Bub,nct Laees
and Ednmgs; seme very rich
BESIDES great varely oi other goods, a greater
portion OF wheh are auction purchases.
They invite all IN want OF goods 10 examine their
stock, as they are determined 10 sell small al
vance on Now No,k auction prices.
q. ID X J. 4, DAVIS
Oei2l wdw If
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C.lRf.ETHA'G.

Nt3HPE1K.V'G.
nv l. HAVE lately received very large stock
w fine aud superiine Ingram and Brussels
Cafpetns, 10 which We particularly invite the at
tenIion Of our friends being very desirable boil
on accoan. Of the patterns and quality, oil the
price. BURTON X ROBES.
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GROCERIES,.

We have on hand Sugar, Coffee. Tea, Loaf Su
gar. Sal, Nails, &c. &c.
Brswn Sugar Al Cd, ID.
Coffee at Cd. per Id.
Loaf Sugar Al Is. pcrlb.
la conclusion, we will merely say to friends
and customers that that Their interest may be pro
NOTED by calling and viewing our stock before pur
chasing elseHhere. ]. PURFlS 81 DUFFEL.
NV. Iliw
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Apprentice is wanted at this OFFICE.
y Sepi2 Is il
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q X " 1T - TO On or
DRY GOODS and GROCERIES
TO he SOLD.
~ BYYKI.ySS HI1FEEI

4 RE now receiving at their Store, on BANK
"A SQUARE, LYNCilBuRG, large Stock Of
GOODS, bought within few weeks past IN New
York under the pressure OF The money mar.
kct, and after the rest Of merchants had made
their purchases II is almost needless to say that
their Goods were bought al ruinous sacrifices the
sellers, aud ard will be sold at prices that must
please those wishing TO purchase.
For the Information Of the rublic they will give
partial enumeration Of the ARTICLES,
Cloths and Cassimeres, complete assortment, some
beautiful colours, and all al cheap prices,
Veslings and Saninetts, all styles and qualities,
Kentucky and Glennrock Jeans from % cents TO
81 peryard,
Lnseys for female servants, plaid and plain. ut Is.
to IS. per yard. Tier stock u He db0Ue dricfs -
large and warranfed cheoper han any in market.
French and German Merinoes, desirable colours,
Crcassans all colours and qualities, from 30 cts. To
81 per yard,
Bombazetrs, black and coloufed, Gom 81 TO % cts.
per yard. good article for chlldrens dresses,
Flannels white red yellow, green and spotted, all
grades from Is. 10 the finest,
Silks. a good assortment coloured and black,
Calicoes, a large supply, common. medium and very
fnc from l ID 10 81 10 cts. per yard
Laces and Edgings and needle work CapeS and Col
lars
Muslin Goods ofaIl kinds, to wit Swiss, Book, Null
Jaconet and Bishop Lawn,
Hosiery, complete assortment for Lad es, Misses
Boys and Children. all kinds
Ribbons, Gloves. Bells, &c. &r.
DOMESTIC COTTON GOODS.
We have an unusually large supply oi cheap
Goods in tie above line, To vii:
Brown Shtings from ID 10 81 per yard,
Brown and bIeached Sheeting Sd aud Cd
Bleached Shirilngs, all prices, widths and quail
tiles,
Brown and Bleached Jeans at Sd per yard
Canton Flannel, some superior,
PLAID Counterpart Checks Apron do, and Checks
for Dresses
HATS SHOES, BONNETS, &c. &C.
Our assortment ia the above branches is complete
and great Bargains may be had, particularly in
SHOES aud Bonneis.
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Shingles, Shingles, Wanted.

1--WE subscriber wishes Ia purchase 90 or % 900
4 Ehcsnnt Shingles, 10 be- delivered at Lynch's
Ware House, as sOon as possible, for which fair
T. GO w,ii be patd IN Cash. a, .L!GGAT.
Ou3l w3,y II,
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Yo6 "4a t01e 1-Tha Abolilin ticket j.. New
,r '1',''a -o2 out OF nearly 10000 votes. In ba
q ..4is,... '9" 'o'' was little upwards of 90 The lac
1U'',i'tube III numbers as il. prucpls..
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NtesU Stage Line.
.asassR

PASSENGERS 10 the Springs, and other tray-
ellers, "'e he,cb, informed, that tho under
signed will commen nee running
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MOrus NAulticaIilis.

WINTER AND FALL L A Mp OIL.
w forsaln by the eask gallon. ., the loves,
prices.
And also GUNS Il PISTOLS, assovtcL kinds.
OF medium x very hes, quality. at like prices.
SPERM CANDLES Tor sale Mt
howell DAVIES'S.
Oct. 81 tsif
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e'0"t Hhg Coarenton.-This body assembled
sun ON HE 2st ult. and made the following
II For Governor, John B. CLARK of
D county for Lieutenant Governor, Joseph
c., d. "ene'iese; for Congress, Thornton
rr.' VI ST. Louis, and Woodson J. Moss OF
o@ 'of Presidential Electors. Samuel c. Owens
~ ~ '"cNson Phrp Cole Of Washington. Joseph G..
''oHn Of ST. Lcus, and S,ephe, Claw, or Rails
Una, W s"eS 10 The Wig National Convention,
Cb.,I 's'' Of Marion, VIM. N. Campbell of St.
Rss..n '"s'n luntnn Of 81. Louis, and Wan II.
A,.a' o' galloway. The election takes place in
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" A resolution iusttucljnp the Bank Of Ten
a., '9''"e specie payments was r. eoted II
"''e Oh That State on the 29th alt. yeas 8
'' ~ Among the yeas were . Wings; and a
"s '''e nays we've Administration men.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-05-09

- 1870 r4o pdoe,s
s4tooess = ~ - 80 ai.ha !.
ssfe - Ml0naik - ~ ~.
- . - nsihls 49, Sba
w. 91iaA n ~ eaas|enee nv 1s. ;.
sppRsaiiass - aNss I sses,snl1s
10y ~ sdvsssss.-.N. lslyIv5A..
- kstA Csysiiais. sya-.1
vsstisss Gisssss I'M, Oss,esrs1e |. d..
~ hsvs slsDys sslled lAsMauayas -.
tscAAs, Sse esssllk~ce.~ NJ. ~
sed = = g. vssy psspsssisy 10 arpsssc !.
.ha' bslna6p = oiAess, u sh,ck y.
p'a'o rse ersmpk. owanvcua. Psir.
ease lsssA No sobhsd ths pvtsic w. 4.
sy-0sn. Jasksua. asl A. 2
sAo talked of *av 0sssrsspss,.,
Sscsssasiss," &c.-Hl. AIspvtier.
ScnefAi~g ONiasss o. ths e~en,
'has ihs sesYls NJ shs Coanscsjeus v
40 resolved V thin city, shs Narln
sessaa4sA ths Psassdsni aad wv 6,,t =.
= music lAay psstosmsd, w,s -
SiSMs. wasthes ,his ~ w 800.
.hsshes They thought ITO P,rsidsc, /,
ahes sseso'sas himssif SMh lhs rs0
'"ss "thsrss =. p'sos lie hous."
nes know.-xsdis~isa.
ne WasbinStOa GIobs st,ses shaf
.O'ns, = 'slisr 81 ths Ba,rk u shs Ne,-
~ .sofesIy le1k 6ay lhoSsand dolia,,
100 usah. The Cashiers suspsc ioee brr
s'SsSsd, - sscasis,0ed The DEFICIENCY
seoa ela'9'ag ths sslIss. ~ aoalsss~1s,
'h'o1. snd painted o., shs psssrs 80 j.
J: 70 passssoios, NJ. Goodreh, 1 elr
10 Department. Utno shs .rr1aa " M
person 'hs moosy 49, recovered.
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