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Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-03-02

Scmuel B. Ruggles is nominated as the
Wing candidate for the Office ofcanal commits
soner in New York, in the place Of the Hon.
Stephen Van Rensselaer, deceased.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-03-02

GoING THE WHoLE.--General Foote has
introduced into the Legislature Of Mississippi
bill prohibiting the sale of ardent spirits in
less than one gallon, and at the place where
sold, subjects the trafficker to penalties and
securities of @l0,O00!
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-03-02

TauTH AND PoErRY. The Louisville Jour
nal says that our lines upon Sub-Treasurers
ought to beset to music and chanted by every
freeman in the country.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-03-02

A WHOLESOME TRUTH.-The Somerset Cour-
Ter, Locofoco concerp, says, that the voice
of Mr.. Wise " finds its echo throughout an in
suited land" Yes, the eloquent and power
full donunciations Of theiyoung Virginian,do find
response in the bosoms of an "insuAed" peo-
pie, who "echo." them back upon the head of
the petty tyrants ofthe nation, with blasting
strength. We thank you, Mr.. Courier, 9. for
the sOord. Tuou art a "wise Daniel."-Jour.
q. Regr.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-03-02

The election for Circuit Judge of this cir
cult was to take place several days since.
'E. D. Potter of Toledo, will most probably be
the successful candidate. Mr.. Potter viii
make. a very good looking Judge.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-03-02

It is stated that steamboats, have commence
running between Cleveland and Detroit.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-03-02

We heardit stated, a few days since, that
the Toledo people were so anxious TO add to
the number Of names on their remonstrances
against the removal Of the county seat, that
they occupied the names from the grave
stones in the church yard gMdun,ee Express.
Silence gave consent - Toledo Blade,
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-03-02

Yopr curved line is the true line Of beauty ,af-
ter slI, as the liberty pole said when itlooked
over into the river, and saw its shape.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-03-02

He who thinks feebly, needs bigger words
cover his inanity.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-03-02

The notes of the Farmers Bank ofCantor
are now received at both the Banks in Glove
land.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-03-02

Belay there, Mr.. Express, quizzing machines.
military salutes, monopoies, and all that sort
o'thing we eschew. "Out for the people," eh!
Why man, you're ina fog. We've been go
ing 1t at the rate Of thirty knots with full
freight of the "real bone'and slnew'' this long
while.--0ur hand of course, Toledo
Blade.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-03-02

CuRE FOR DRuNKENNEss.- Buy barrel Of
whiskey and set 1T in your bedroom; drink
sixteen glasses every day, and when it. is all
drunk outyou will be cured.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-03-02

Gov. Jennison Of Vermont, has refused to
take the responsibility of delivering up the per-
petrators Of the outrage on the northern from
tier, and referred the Canadian authorities to
the General Government Jour.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-03-02

STEAM VS. SAILs.--Every one who has read
the account of the tremendous gale on the
coast of England, must be struck by the fact
That, while the staunchest, best manned sail
vessels were tossing helpessy on the waves,
or driven ashore by the irresistible force of
the wind, steam vessel fearlessly and safely
braved the fury of the storm, and rescued
scores from what but for its aid, would have
been inevitable destruction. There is, says
the Philadelphia Gazette, safety, as well as
majesty, in that competition with the elements
which steam enforces; and we hope that the
storm in Liverpool, developing as it did the
strong necessity of steam to enable sail pack
cts to outride the fury of the gale, will prompt
to its enlarged use in Atlantic navigation,
wherever practicable, and at the fullest extent
to which it may be demanded. Buff Pat.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-03-02

/ SusrRNrsroN.- N.--The branch bank Of the
State Of Alabama, at Mobile, has, for the Sec
'ond time, suspended specie payments.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-03-02

Mr.. Samuel Steele Of Dayton, was lately Kill
led by the bursting ofa fly wheel in saw mill.
One the fragments of the wheel struck him
on the head and killed him almost instant
ly
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-03-02

"A late Sicilian traveller gives an anecdote
to prove that the Catholics in that country be-,
gin to entertain faporable opinion ofthe Eng
lish: G A priest hearing q Sicilian woman say,
that one Of the officers who happened to pass
by finely dressed would 60 to -- for all his
lace" rebuked her, and added, "As for the
Turks, they certainly 60 there, but nobody
KNOBS Where the English goes'
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-03-02

spepErsros.- The Akron Balance has sus-
pended reason, delinquency Of aubscfibers--
more patrons than customers.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-03-02

The llth is the day set for the adjournment
of the Legislature.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-03-02

Antique drapery at the old depos-
itory IF stocks lna gun flnts. Inquire as
usual.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-03-02
$1,4sl,soQ.
100000.
4S8,76g.
3,59o,3sl. 1.

Ladies should be very careful of their
health. To secure this most desirable of all
blessings, let them, when they go out in the
winter, always wear a muff to cover their
hands, a boa around their necks, and cover
their feet with silk or cotton stockings,
and cloth shoes. With these precautions,
they may be sure that if they have i'll health
they will not have it very long.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-03-02

ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CAHAL.-We are
gratifed to learn that it is intended to prose-
cute this great work with vigor. The Chica-
90 American states that loan of $200O00
has just been made by the Illinois Fund Com
missioners to the Canal Commissioners, who
are taking steps to render the proceeds imme-
diately available to the demands of the canal.
.-RuF Pat.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-03-02

Let's see,, our Charter Election must hap
pen some time about these days. We have
heard some discussion as to when shall be the
candidates for officers. For our part, we
should like to see the old officers unanimously
re. e.elected. They have
"Fought like brave men, long and WE'LL
and we cannot but be willing they should en-
Joy some of the pleasures as well as the tolls
of Office.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-03-02

TURNING STATES EvIDENcE.--A story has
been told of George White, of whom we took
occasion to relate an anecdote week OF two
since. He was once arraigned for horse steal
ing, when it was supposed he was connected
with an extensive gang which were making
depredations in the country round abont. Ma
ny inducements were held out to White tore
veal the names Of his associates: but he main
tanned dogged silence. An assurance was
at last obtained from the court that he should
be discharged, upon which he made oath to
reveal all he knew Of his accomplices. III shall
he faithful to my word, said he; !" be it known
unto you then, that the devil is the only ac-
complce ever had; we have been great
while in partnership; you have been fit to ac-
quit me for which thank you; you may hang
the devil: if you can catch him!"-Barre
Gaz.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-03-02

The Great Western arrived in New York on
Saturday the 18th ult, after o passage of 10
days and six hours from Bristol, bringing Lon
don and Liverpool papers to the 26th January.
Tremendous efforts are making in England
for the abolshment of the Corn Laws, which,
tits thought will result in material change if
not total repeal of the whole system.
Stocks are arisng--Ohio six per cent? are
quoted 80 90. U. S. Bank, G25, per share.
Cotton is advancing, as the prospects of a
short crop and a diminished cultivation next
season become certain. 1t is thought that
the great destruction of manufactured goods
by the late wrecks willnot be without its effect
upon the price Of that article.
The members Of Lonis Phlippe's cabinet,
rendered their designations on the 22d Janua-
ry. Anew cabinet has not been formed.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-03-02

" INCOME FROM INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS
The revenue arising from state works of inter-
nal Improvement, in New York, Pennsylvania
and Ohio, during the year past stands as fol-
lows.
New York, $L48l60q.
Pennsylvania, 100000.
Ohio, 4SS,762.
Amounting to 3,520,36i.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-03-02
MAUMEE CITY EXPRESS.
SATURDAY, MARCH 2, 1889.

~ WABASH AND ERIE CANAL.--We are credi-
bly, informed that the work on the Wabash and
Erie Canal, lately advertised, has been let to
good men and that we now have prospect
ofliving tosee the completion of this important
Improvement. Strong hopes are entertained
that the levelbetween this City and Providence
will be ready for the water next fall.
Should this Legislature see fit to help our
county seat cut of the woods, who knows but
we may yet be numbered with the other coun-
ties Of the state of Ohio2
The new Contractors, are Ogden Mallory
sections, nos. 4s, 1856, 81; Canon s. Cars, 49,
so; Steedmans s. Co. 81; R. P Hartman, Sc
Henry Richards 54; Harrington s. Davis 55
Dodd s. Moorehouse, So; A. F. Patrick q Co
SO; Bernard Kemper, go, 81; Martin, Morgan
g. Co. So; Patrick s. Short, $3.50; d. G
Doan, IS, GA; H. & A. Doolittle, 81, 6s; d. G
Middleton, SO; Guy c. Noble, II; Benajal
Barker, 73; Henry Leonard, IA; J. A. Brewer
n; Henry Carhart & Co. 7s; J. B. Steedman
rs; A. L. Telfers g. Co. SO; D. c. Middleton
"a; Clems s. Co. 90, so, 102; Marcelious s
Co. l01.
Sections, nos. 6s, & SO, may be retained b.
the former contractors fthat be their pleasure
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-24

Store Revolutions in Central .7msriea-By the brig
Patsry Blounr, from Baizs, Honduras, We learn that
the Federal Government of Central America has DIS
solved and each State declared seiflndependent The
Government Of Honduras has separated from The Cen
eral Government, but some of the adjoining countries
have declared themselves in favor OF the General TO
vernmcnt and have separated from the Government OF
Honduras The latter Government has issued decree
opening the ports and customs, to which ltuS!o has
submitted Omoa has not recognized the decree, and
adherPs TO the Federal Government.
The BnZe Advertiser the 9Th and 18th gives some
details of the civil war raging in Gua,imaa. General
Morozau had had several conflicts with the insurgents
under Carrrra at Chiquimua, and dispersed them A
priest and frar with two other persons had been tired
and shot The Priest Lobos, who was in the cnun lie
OF Carrera had requested conference with General
Morazan-propaby TO nego,iate for cessation of hosi
lies-N Y EIprcss Januaryi9.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-24
OBITUARY SKETCH

.7ct Ehl your pGrt--l here al Inc Horror ms
We indebted TO friend for assigning IN The -
Enquirer the which hurried us recently from
City. We called off 10 pay the las, Offices y -"
remains of GEORGE L liAREisoS Of Brandon \"
same friendly peu has paid tribute, as just as ""
noble, 10 the memory Of the deceased. We see II h'
out The idea OF further "sxelch of life and cni
ter when The materials for IL are collected. Ina. -
butte shall be paid hereafter but through other ch
mel. IL is due at to the living 10 the dei' -
There daily beauty IN this man life which "I-
10 be preserved for the benefit Of others. ar. |! ""
indeed ordinary man. He had none OF The aS1.'
tons nf politician, though he took deep !nlrfr'
the affairs of his country and was strongly lmbGei
the genius of her institutions He Mt anb!i"H'
political powerbut he had great power another Spi'
and nobly did he exert it, for the benefit "'
around him lie Of the most eminent iiim-
in Virginia. His estate model farm, Of g'ra' .
tent and cultivated with the greatest skill las w. -,
constantly on the watch for new Improvements -,
has introduced with almost unparalleled spirit Tie
system of marling and lining his land HIS ANNA. \,
vestment for This purpose was sometimes from lO'
1000 dollars. Most munlfcently indeed was he II" -.
ed for his outlay. The produc,Iveness OF his a"',
the proftableness Of his estate attest the value
own improvements, and are calculated TO encon'0s -,
emulation of all his brother farmers. With Tins Po'
of mind over matter, and with corresponding u'sP
lion Of heart 10 use his advantages in proper
Mr. H became blessing 10 all around him. ms u, ~
became the seat ofthe ancient hospitality oil virginia ~
beished by all the refnements OF modern tl'he' ;..
was happy 10 draw around him, not only his arg ,,
Of relations bu, his friends from all quarters ~.
Gndeed) was added heart overlooking with cha''v ~
kindness We draw the vel! over his doi'es"' '"'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-24

the session of 1885, by which certain joint resolutions oil
Stale Legislature laid on the table, without De-
ing read debated, or referred
The question was then raised whether those J"im' re-
solutinns similar in character TO those no" presented
fell within The vortex with petitions from inu''
duus The Chair then decided that they did. a,d Ills
Jrcison sustained by large majority OF The iio"ae
The resolution touching this matter, passed al inc Pe
sent session. read iouws: lh"t every priiii"n Inc
mortal rcsoiut'on proposItIon papr iorchlE or re-
latinr any way or Ia any extent Whatever,
or the abolition thereof! shall The presentation 'he"'
without any further action thereon. he lad upon r Ia
Ie. without being debated printed, or referred Inc
Chair has no alternative lei. under hs fes iati"h anu
line construction heretofore given it by the House ah
10 rive these POINT resolutions the sae direction IS o"e
propositions touching the same subject
fIr Bronson moved the previous qufsii"n.
Nh Paris moved TO lay The whole subJ"ct upon 'he
table; and, upon this motion.
MIR Everett demanded The yeas and rays
The Speuher divided The House, but no quorum Vot'
Mr. Morgan moved tia. the House adjourn: decided
in the negative.
Mr. Morgan moved call nf the House: lost
Mr.. Haynes moved that The t:ouse Adjourn; and upon
which motion
Mr. Harrison demanded the yeas and rnys; which were
not ordered.
The House then adjourned
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-24

Engincer's OFc,, Oh Point Comfort,

PROPOSALS. will he received nj This office until tn" 10th OF Fc
buay, Is 200 cubic feet Of Sup Pine Timber" to DO got IN
long IL inches thick and widths not less than
and edges TO he hcwed right angle" with each
delivered this place follows viz COCO feet IN
of March, 5000 fee, in April aud the balance in May
Separate proposals will also be received At the time and
the delivery this place OF the following bill OF Sap rInc
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WAsIIISGToy, January %

Senate Procecdingsln the Senate, to-day, the bill 10
prohibit the giving accepting challenge 10 fight
duel within The District the bill TO abolish Imprisonment
for debt in certain cases. and the bill for the relief Of
Pierre Menafd and Others ordered 10 be- engrossed
for third reading. The bill for the relief Of LOOMS
and Gay the bill 10 prevent the counereitIng OF foreign
CON- the bill for the relief Of Cad Humphreys, and the
Joint resolution for the purchase Of the island at the
lucrce Of The ST. Peters and Mississippi rivers were
seyerally read third time and passed After The cons
dcra,on of Executive business, the Senate adjourrd
1GiOtc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-24
Pubiic SHE IF Real and Personal Estate

PNLTic SAFE # Real and PcrsonM Eslate
virtue the last will and Testament OF VIM ls5e dcerns
ed, shall proceed SELL TO the highest bidder, on W"dnes
day. the 9Th Of February the tate residence OF The sad
l.c dcrased the OF Gooh!ind about nine mi
above Of said county all tho land o which he died
twelve likely all the stock house
hold The sa i'll continue from day 10 day until
completed. Terms made known day ni sale.
CHARLES y. HOPKINS,
:IecEtGr Of EHiiGm i5bsH, dse,nStd
Jana II-"3"N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-24

Total number OF feet, inch measure 10000
third o each Of the different parcels be delivered in each
OF the months of March, April and May.
None responsible will r amcd "a ro"tracors and
security faithful performance of the contracts will be
Iued. H. b. DE koSSi'
Jsu2 f77-,l0Fl ~. Col. Bt. Comn1ndng
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to conclude with the melo-drama OF
Robert MaCaire.
Robert Macaire,

Robert Macaire, MIR. Geo. Jones.
II Tickets and seats secured daily at Mr.. Hoyts or
ic, from 10 P. NJ and at,he Theatre from u 10 =
NJ and from to 5, P M.-Tickets must be used upor
the evening of the day that they purchased, except
ing Certificates to the contrary.
Jan - I'll
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-24

GAE REwARD.-s,oIen from my stable on
q ZeD Tuesday night, small slender brown Mare,
black legs, name and tail, 5 year old, when moving
carries her head high, PAGES slowly, and has the hair
rubbed off in places her tall no other marks
will give the above reward for the detec.
lion of the thief Gfa white person) and The delivery Of
the harp-Sl5, Of savel and s. for the Mare alone,
if delivered TO me on the Mechanicksville Turnpike.
RICHARD HILL. in.
January 81 T-2t
IHIHE subscriber has for sale parcel Of CORN, Of
sound heavy quality THOS T. MAYO.
Hoopcr's Rock near Columbia.
Jan 81 ia
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THURSDAY EVENING, January "a, will be pre-
IS
Damon and Pythias

Ore,tnres 10 Lodoiska, and II BorLiere de Seroslia
CouIc SosG, BY Mr. H. Knight.
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MARSHALL THEATRE.
conbjncd y9ftrHtti0n !

Combined .7ttraetion'
The last Nigh, Of the engagement of Miss and Mr.
CooPER.
The Lessee respectfully informs the Public that the
Tragedy Of Damon and Pyhas will be presented thi:
Evening with the following disposition las requested
of the principal characters: HernIone, Miss Cooper
CaIon,he. Mrs Geo Jones; Damon, Mr.. Cooper; Ply
rhias, Dor this night onIy,) Mr. Geo Jones-and the
last night of the appearance Of the above persons in the
same Tragedy.
THURSDAY EVENING, January "a, will be pre-
scn,ed Shells Tragedy of
Damon and Pythias.
Hermone Miss Cooper Calanthe, Mrs Geo. Jones
Damon, Mr.. Cooper Pylhias, Mr.. Geo Jones
Orertnres 10 Lodoiska and II BorJiere de Seroslia.
n, Az
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and MANY other gentlemen SMALLER numbers.
He also stated that on one ballot there had been three
names As the tcllers had no means OF asceralning
which two Of the three to count they had considered the
ballot as blank. .
The Chair quoted the rule in relation 10 blank ballots
and pronounced their decision TO be, in the opinion of
the Chair, correct .
No obiection was made 10 it in the Honse.
The Speaker thereupun declared MIR. Foster OF New
York and Mr. Owens OF Georga TO be duly elected
MIR Hunter now renewed his motion 10 reconsider the
vote by whsch Mr.. Wagen.r not excused from serv
ing. ,,.
Mr. Evans moved to lay upon the table the motion 10
reconsider the vote winch motion took precedence by
the rule.
Mr Williams inquired whether, should the motion 10
Law on the table prevail Mr. Wagner would remain
member Of the COMMITTEES:
The Chair decided that he would; but that the House
nigh, take up the question 10 reconsider al any time
hereafter.
The Chair having pu, the question,
Mr. Duncan moved call OF The House, and asked for
the yeas and nays; but the House refused them.
Mr. Duncan moved that the question be taken by tel
lers but the House refused 10 order them; and the mo-
ton for cali of the House negatived without a
count.
The question being again put 10 the House,
Mr. Duncan asked for the yeas and nays; which were
ordered, and being taken, stood folows-yeus l03,
nays &C.
refusing 70 excuse Mr. Wagner, laid the table
Mr. Wise asked leave 10 offer the following resolu.
ton:
Rssolrea That the select committee Of nine elected
by this House 10 investigate the late dealcalons Of pub
lie officers have power 10 elect clerk, to employ
printer 70 prin, for its use, its journal and other
papecs required be copied for it's members; that the
committee have leave 10 proceed TO New York or other
places for the purpose Of prosecuting it's inquiries and
that the members thereof be excused from attendance
upon the House until il shall have made its report.
Mr. Beatty and MIR, Haynes ohjecting
Mr. Wise moved to suspend the rules, 10 allow Of the
motion being offered.
The resolution was again read
MIR. Beatty moved to adjourn.
Mr. Menef.e demanded the yeas and nays; but with.
drew the CALL and the motion was negatived without
count
The question being put,
Mr.. Pe,rkin demanded the yeas and nays which
were ordered and resulted follows Yeasll", nays 81
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r,h,.L,. i,me; Eirsr Estste for SHE.

pursuance Of Decd of Trust cNrcrrcdbs Or"rion fch
f. 10 tie uscr.pr bearing i!c the sOih day o Jdnul
80 and recorded the Cirrks o;"cr &" tuinpr'idHd
,g So vrS saie, q" the promises on 'de san "i! OF
..i iiEir If not fair . ~ herc.:;er 10 ihc
Il. ra<, thai rIGtb" Plantation ana "iPuc-
.s IN r1 county o; tInsian' i"' '" 'a"r iE't ION
u 10. William Aas" ant oIac;s, and known a' Gotham,
mia, It. .i Hundred acres, Enrc OF es. Acting Is trustees
w. GEORGE SIii.LMAN, y.,,..,
JOSEPH iUDGSON, I
IN G7-t30Jy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-08

Il I,,-
<srixgx IS yabiished three times a 'eef" az:
- S,;%,l y tie STATE LssiSa'@rc,e"a t''see "ee"
...,l, the rest oj he gear. ,.,,.,pTIoN
,, o,n,,. glr .!:.a aGi tHFec b"''''' ''' s'A '''
s 'S ~ ,,. stall hereafter he co"sdte' ~ o
,' ~ f,r lars 'a'i;"o", "'',nS ~, .ortr,
a r. ~ :t. r., 81! 2A:l ~ 4" ADVANCE 0'
=, NJ. vast - aI',;c! -, order q any aud un'
70 .. r4,l i"t II "''r'g' " i ~ The
b.. g., .,. ,uo;l - Accessible t' ,,, np,,Ic.-
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-, ~ iol ua" s-o'''i'rF VINO u e s,;,g or
mi, he conditions. 4 s'1I.t III" ',' ~; "
,,.,,,I -, -, co.'s 81. this TJS"' 'h' .. , % ,,,v s.,
g.. -, M. Of all S:1.ctb2's "Ho'n ". aii ,n c,,n
+, "a, ,iI.He:, aE4 ~nD it! ''''" 49,, y,,,rI
80. ~ m. cal o. Two yeas, .om tte '''
, y. lue snail erased rom the iist "I ~ a., Pa
t'i" 1ss,,.!ggS # &c E4ityr'a! CG"ss"I''" 4"
R.,,,,i1. are at ;h5 results 90 ' v,,,;,,
- ~. li,.r experience VI ths E.!tM'i '''., t.as
f At R.cHggai o. ." ia
-. .,,Il ION, determine. 10 a'''e, mia, ;,
r,s; r3,, A n,1 /, aGt our owa interests require "
'r, nj .arrase 10 tnrm. $500 ;,,i ma, ~, IN coed and
.'r,. ~ - II the RISK Of The GGro;i a's P''S' " 49,
..., ,I B., tie rrstsrS. ih' 2o.las" al q. sun " 49,,
~ -, ,.c,un u wrcr II - ne ase'.'' 49, ,
x,s,,,v. business, which operates IS e'''u' -" WV"
To-. =. ..;a5.l .,..,., o,,ua,,r shall have the
,s.th gratis.