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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-08-07
ATTUE sIGNFOLD TINE.

ID UssELL & CLARKE, Wsich-makers and Jcwerlcrs,
N drrrtl, opposite Whiueys hotel, Woodstock, VT
keen ub hand for sale general assortment ct
Clncks Watches and JcNrfy. Watches aud Time Pieces
of all rscpt on repaired aud warranted tn perform well,
on reasonable terms Also Music BoNcs aud Accor,lioLs
repaired and tuned on short noiirc.
An orders from abroad by mail or otherwise, will receive
immediate attention.
NAV 2. 1910 1tf
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Opposed 10 Madison.
For Madison.
voted by districts,
~ Majority,

lny man who will take the trouble to reflect moment
find that the federal papers have always made the same
Tain calculations The Lying Waterman defeated Mr..
Buren,, on paper, in '36, by exactly TWO majority,
1t more less" They now making calculate ons
efeat him again, and in the same way!
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-08-07
LIBER ATION.

TENlllS may certify that have given TO my son Henry
a ~ G.. SOughton his time from the seventh day Of
March, business for himself this is therefore to
forbid all persons trusting him my account rs shall pay
debts Of his contracting, claim amy Of his earnings at
ter the above stated time, X, NJ, STOUGllTON,
Sharon July, fsl0-
Cnlch kinsmnn. Milncss.
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ORLEANS co.

lhe democrats Of Orleans county have nominated Hon
p HEHES"aY iorare-eieciion to the State Senate Mr.
mcnway is popular and highly worthy man. The dem
PATS Of Orleans should rally to his support with an ener
aud zeal that will ensure a complete triumph.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-08-07
NOTICE..

TNNlS is to notify all whom it may concern, thal have
given to my Chester Stlwell his time to trade and
act for himself AS sla claim Of his wages pay
any Of his debts, from this date. WV. STILWELL-
POmirct, July 10, l5lO.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-08-07
MASS MEETING OF THE PEOPLE.

A mass meeting of the people will be holden at
Bridgewater on Friday the 2st inst. at 10 o'clock,
4. NJ.
TnEoPnrLus FISK, Esq,.& other distinguished
friends of the people will be present.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-08-07
N0II('lI.

HSROKE in to the enclosure othc subscriber on the l7
~ instant, a dark chc,nut colrd horse with white
srpcn his face supposed to be nix years old the
owner is requested to call and pay damages and take him
away. Jon ATTAIN CIIAbWICK
Woodstock VI. July 81 lsiO. I9.tf
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-08-07

exchange for goods. so lbs, Blood root 200 lbs
snake root. 2OOlhs. Err0t S2urscl Rye well dried
and ccansed for which fair price will be nad if dey
cred soon by the subscribers.
SNOW & CHAMBERLAIN.
Pomlret, July &c. lsiO. u.tC
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-08-07

NOTICE. WARREN 4 MUTE, would respectfully
" give notice to their friends and the public, thst they
continue manufacturing Saddles, Harnesses Trunks VAL
Uses and Garnet Bags aud I'll other articles in their line 81
business to sut customers their Old stsnd-as they in
tend suit customers in order to get living nv their brsi
nesand hcv respectfully return their thanks for past
patronage and hope for continuance
Woodstock, May ?, Is 10. LIT
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-08-07
APPOINTMENTS by THE EsIDENT
By anil wiM The adrice anil consent ofhe Senate
RECEIVERS GENERAL.

RECEIVERS GENERAL.
STEPHEN ALLEN, at the city of New York, in
the state Of New York.
Isaac HILL, at the city of Boston in the State
Of Massachusetts,
JosErH JOHNSON, at the city Of Charles,own
in the State of South Carolina.
George PENN, at the city of St. Louis, in the
State Of Missouri.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-08-07

You know gentleman can't well leave din
ner table before six O. clock Gaping; but sup
pose mustl try. Good nawnn"
"GOod morning, sir.''
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L MON IIOC Sc,


CHARLES Stafford, takes this occasion to inform
" the public that he has taken the UNION HOUSE, lately
popular under the supervision of Messrs CnuRcn
SHERMAN where he will he happy the old lends
OF the House, and the public generally.
july IL, 1910. Is
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-08-07
MILITARY GOODS.

ID USSEIL & CLARKE have received fresh assortment
IL Of Military Goods and will furnish Companies and
Officers at the least rate that they be had in this section
of the Country. 2tf
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NOTICE.

ILL., accounts duo the subscriber gilmore than wears
"a standing must he settled Immediately. Special con-
tracts excepted. JOHN RANDALL.
Woodstock, VI, July = 1910. l3-u
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-08-07

II those indebted to the Subscriber whose demands
N were contracted previous ~ the first nj January -iO
must be- scrhcure The i,s Ui September ncNt they
Will he len in the nts ~ Al attorney tor collcclon-pnr-
ucuar contracts cNcrptcd. PAUL HOWE.
Woodstock juli D., .0, - IT.
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Barnard, 23d July, 1910.

s. g. CH,MngRLIS would tender To the inhabitants OF
Barnard and vicinity his thanks for their very liberal pa
trOnagc to the above firm, and would rcsprt l rrurst
continuance Of the same will continue the business Us
usual at the same place.
Jul! % ls4J, 10
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DIED..

In liartand, July 10, Charles Lewis, of Thomas an,
Mary Alexander, aged years.
On Scraphs rising pinonJ
Over earthly chill and blight,
He hath sought the brigh! dominion
Of eternal lie and light.
Comm.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-08-07
ISIS OLC TION.

IE copnrtncrship heretofore existing under the name
l. anu style of ;. G. &. ID. CHAMBERLIS, by mutlI-
al consent is this day dissolved and Simeon g. Cham
berlin is authorized to settle the accounts of said firm
). G. CiAMnERLlN,
&, ID. ClllMBERLIN,
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BERKSHIRE HOGS.

gNlE subscriber has few full blood Berkshire hogs and
z pigs for sale W. {. WATSON.
Manchester, VI. July 81 lsiO l3-tr
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CENTLENENs Anles&n. Fur and Ierhorn Hats for
Isale ts I. HUTCHINSON Jr, /
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TAIIOElNC.

HALPH HOWARD, corner Of Main and State Streets
v Windsor VT respectfully informs his old friends and
the public generally that he continues carry his bui
in the durable and fashionable st lo and pledges
himself not to he odonc orcrdonc by amy country
ENLISTMENT from the disputed Territory to Texas
The latest fashions always hand, and every thing In
readiness to plcsc those who may favor him with their
custom. June !, 1t-f
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NOTICE.

THOMAS +. HAMMOND, Judr,.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1840-07-03

o. We most respectfully request all those
indebted to Us for subscription, ad vertising,
&C., to make immediate payment, as we cap-
not work for nothing and find ourselves any
longer. Those indebted to US, can make pay
ment of their dues IN Commercial Bank Of
this place. Agricultural, Planters Bank or
Commercial Bank Of Natchez Post Notes un-
til the 20th day ol July inst, after which
time suit viii be Instituted against all delin-
quents, and nothing received but par funds.
We hope that those debted win immediate
ly comply with the above request.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1840-07-03
Sleamer Ger. RrVam.

We congratulate our citizens upon the
facilities afforded them by having direct
and regular packet between our City and
Vicksburg during the summer. By refer
ence 70 our advertisement columps will be
perceived that the GEN. BRYAa will ply be-
tween the above ports; she is a fine airy
comfortably boat, with splendid accommo-
daticns, and from the polite and gentle
manly department Of Capt. M'MULLN and
other officers attached to the boat, We feel
confident that general satisfaction will be
rendered. We would recommend her 10
our friends and all those who love good fare.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1840-07-03
TAX COLLECTORS SALE.

By viltue Of authority vested in me as AS
sesser and Collector Of taxes for Yazoo coun-
", I viii expose TO o.publie sale. a the court
house door in the town of BentOn, on yUOn-
day the Sd day of August 1910, for cash, 10
the highest bidder, the following property,
to wit;--Lot No 267, assessed as the prop
erty Of James Warren, also lot I89, assessed
as the property Of Rogers & Drake The above
named property lying and being in the cor
porate limits Of YazOo City, formerly NAM
chester, as laid down on the map Of said
town, is levied on to pay the taxes of the
above named persons due for the year 1899
S. L. JAMES, A. g. @.
January 81, 1910 (Pr's fee S9S) SO-22
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1840-07-03
The snag Boat.

We have received this spirited 'go a-head'
publication Of the Tippeeanoe Club ofIIinds
county, in this State. This staunch little
vessel SETS out in fine style and will be
found BY our enemies to be D Man O. War
instead Of . Gun Boat.
Truly the cause is onward in Mississippi.
The 'Snag Boat viii be published weekly
until Harrison is elected, at two dollars per
copy.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1840-07-03


The pesent number Of the WHIG completes
It's fourth volume and brings round another
editorial rear with us. We return our sim
cere acknoV gmenta 10 orr putrOns fol
their Iiberality IN sustaining US thus far over
the boisterous ocean Of life, and we hope
that we have shewn them that we have faith
fully tried 70 render our paper welcome
weekly visiter. We have bufited difficulty,
misfortune and sickness in this city fol. many
long years, in each one Of which, We have
done gears aooyk in furnishing our friends
with a paper worthy of their notice.
To our political friends We would say, land
all are politicians now Of days) we are still
battering the storm for the cause of the coun-
try. We are still the friend Of the people,
and if we receive suBstantiaI evidence from
you that you regard the laborer worthy Of
his hirer, we will continue to give the enemy
a hot pursuit, and We hope before another
year rolls round to be able to raise shout
ofvictory that will proclaim the people trium-
phant over The official dynasty that nov
rules us.
This much We say to our patrons. To
our subscribers who are not patrons we can
not speak in this article. We will speak to
them by and bye.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1840-07-03
ANNuNClAI,IllNS. q

We are authorized to announce RoBERT s,
Holt, Esq. of .Benton, as candidate Tor
the Office oil District Attorney, for the 10th
Judicial District, composed Of the counties
|ot Leake, AItala, Holmes and Yazoo.
We are authorised 10 announce the Hon
ROBf. s. 9. PERKINS, as 4 candidate for Judge
Of the Tenth Judicial District, for the State 81
mississippi, at the next special election.
0 ne are authorised to announce VIII.
LIAM NEED5as candidate for State Treas
urer q the special election. to filI the vacan.
|cy occasioned by the death Of Col. JAMES 6.
WILLIAMS.
We are authorised to announce VIM
p. RUGH, Esq, as q candidate for the Office
OF District Attorney, for the 10th Judicial
District. composed of the counties Of Leake,
Alfalfa, Holmes and Yazoo.
w s are authorised to announce ROB-
ERI g. PERRY, Esq, of Carthage. as i
candidate for the Office Of District Attorney
of the tenth judicial District. composed 81
The counties of Leake, Alfalfa, Holmes and
Yazoo.
We are authorized to announce MoR-
eAN =. FITcH. Esq, Of Benton, as candidate
lor the Office Of Judge Of the tenth Judicial
District, composed of the counties Of Leake.
Atalla, Holmes and AGO, &C the special eiec-
ton in November next.
We are authorized g announce w
Fl. CRENsHA AAV, ESQ of Benton, as d candidate
FOR District Attorney IN the 10Th Judicial
District, composed of the counties Of vazoo.
Holmes, Atalla and Leake
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1840-07-03
Lincoln ,l'iDpecanOc Club.


Al a meeting Of tire Club held pursuant TO
adjournment at the Club Room, on the 9th
lof June, il was moved and seconded that i
committee of ten be appointed 10 select a
suitable candidate for State Senator, with
the concurrence Of the rest Of the Clubs, to
meet at the point they may agree on.
Whereupon the chair appointed the fol-
lowing gentlemen to compose said commit
tee: John johnson, r. H. Cage, james Ba-
lance, Franklin Davis, J. J. Neesmith, Wm.
b. Herring, Lewis Endt, lessee Gardner,
Sam1 Nicely, and on motion the President
was added 10 the commmlttee.
On motion being made, DIR. Charles Over
ton was requested to read The deter OF The
Hon. Wm. Q. Riyes of Virginia, to bis con-
Isutuents, which was s0ufce of gratifica.
tion 10 all present, particularly those who
had not already read that splendid produc-
ltion.
There were several members added to
the Club, some ot whom we were pleased
I TO see came from the ranks Of the admins
tFation party. The Club isswelling rapidly
with the sterling men OF both parlies. Tie
people are crying aloud for change in go
yernlnental aifairs.
On motion ot. Franklin Davis, ii was
ResolUed, That the Old d minion in her
recent triumphant election of the wings, has
shown herself to be worthy Of the proud ap-
palation Of the Mother OF Presidents = aud
that as of old, the members III this Club
Sgrapple her to their hearts as with hooks
oi steel.'
ResOtUed, That the Club adjourn to meet
again on the first Saturday in August next.
ResOEped, That the proceedings Of this
meeting be published in the newspapers of
the county.
YOUNG BERRY, President,
JAMES BALANCE, Vice
FRANKLIN DAVIS, Presidents,
@. G. McKessoa, Secretary.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1840-07-03
eeneral RanIzrnnt T.aVr.

From The best information we can get, there
seems 70 be considerable hope that this very
useful measure will pass the Senate at last,
before long and in the shape FIRST reported
by The Judiciary Committee. II is very pos
sible, also, that itmay get through the House
before the close of the session.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1840-07-03


what are M. Van Buren's sentiments
The Van Buren papers pretend to complain
thai General Harrison s not Sd ficiently frank
and opens in not avowing distinctly, every
day, day after day, the principles that will
govern his administration when be IS elect
ed; or perhaps ,they would prefer We
should say, # be should b elected. His
principles are well known to every man ii
America, but they insist that he IS bound ID
enumera.e, and distinctly repeat them every
day
Thus We say, they complain; although i
is wen known that the sentiments of Mr..
Van Baren and che principles thas win gov-
ern his administration. he shonld bs elec-
ted, on the most inapoFtantq question now be-
tore he American people. aFe not known.
The all important Question 81 banks 81 no
banks. have never elected 4 s. preston ST
opinion from M Van Buren, 81 from any
az his leading fisnds pretending Is know
his sentiment foF hin. thai We know of.
1r Van Bugsn s never avowed himself
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1840-07-03
70 Tippecanoe CIubs.

Vine ASSOCIATIONS AND ALI COOP WHIes N
MISSISSIPPI.
We propose to furnish the Vine from this
time to the Presidential Election, at the low
price of seuen copies for ten dollars. Orders
to be for not less than seven copies.
We think that individuals and committees
of associations, can distribute a large quaint.
ty of publications among the people if the
proper exertion be used. All orders must
be accompanied with the cash.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1840-07-03
sLANDER..

II infamy Is ever peTsonifed in human
shape it is in the form Of vile sIanderer-a
dirty liar! There are dark and dreary dells,
low down in the pit of degradation and
crime, far below the neither chambers Of
shame and ViIlany where human apostacy
usually dwells, which are occupied By q
Ioathsome and despised race of human rep
tiles, whose business among men is to SLAM
DERi It is great human misfortune that the
vile slanderer is permitted to occupy the
form Of men, and infest society with such a
libel upon mankind as his visible presence
lperpetrates.. And it is a still greater politi-
cal misfortune. that such pieces of moral
corruption are permitted to occupy SO highly
honorable station as the editor Of a news
paper. This evil, however, is in 4 great
measure counteracted BY the fact that the
good sense of honest men soon learns them
70 regard what the wretch intends for SLAM
der, az mere advertisements Of his own in
fanny.
We are led to these reflections by reading
the following sentence in the Memphis En-
quirer, which that respectable Journal copies
from newspape. which he calls the sBoti-
car Sentinel. As we presume there can be
no question at issue between this sSentinel'
any body else, we merely exhibit bis adVer-
tisement below.
.sGen. Harrison has promised to deliver rs
from all our troubtesS and this is not all; ne
has said that the poor stapes shall aIl regain
their sweet liberty; that is, if he succeeds
to the presidency; Tor Congress, ays he, has
the power % abolish slavery ID the District ot
Columbia
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1840-07-03

a new paper is To- be put il motion shortly
at Jackson, to be called Tn IHUE IssUE. e
Il will Be under the editorial control of .alex-
aader X. D. Ching, ESQ. one Of the most
spirited and pleasant writers in the state.
The .sTrus Issues viii be published until
Gen. Harrison IS elecsed, at lhe low price oi
two doll Itought 70 haze an extensive
circulation
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1840-07-03
anh.Tra!as.nrr.

We most sincerely wish that Mr.. Martin
Van Buren would consent that Congress
might pass this Bill of Abominalions''. for
we want The party to have small beneft
from the use Of it from now till November.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1840-07-03

Or Our patrons win excuse US for pre-
senting them this week with but half a
sheet-to obviate i. was beyond our con-
troll, having been disappointed in receiving
our paper; we have made arrangements for
a large supply, and hope, on our part, that
in future no deficiency will occur.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1840-07-03
NO1TCE.

10y VIRTUE Of authority in me vested
AS Assessor and Collector Of Taxes for
the Corporation Of Yakoo City, Twill expose
10 public sale, on Saturday the llth, July
next, ia said Town. for cash, 10 the highest
bidder, the following property, 10 witt
LOIS Nos lO3. aud l04. assessed as the
property Of s. D. Howell. Lot No 243, asses
sed as the property Of Kezey & Maynard.
The above named property, living and being
in the corporate limits Of Yazoo City, as
laid down on the Map Of said Town, is levied
on 70 pay the Taxes Of the above named
persons, due the said Corporation for the
year 1889.
Jas. PENNEY, A. r. C.
April 6th. lS4O.-l4t
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1840-07-03

.TWNHE undersigned win present their ac-
] counts as guardians for John Sherrard /,
lunatic, to the Hon. Probate Court of YazoO
county, at the June term Of said court for
final settlements and allowance, at which
time we will surrender our letters of guar
|dianship Tor said John Sherrard.
WILLIAM SHERRARD,
JOEL SHERRARD.
May 8, I840. 44-4t
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1840-07-03
Wy again Mr. MissIssippian.

A SORT or 4 QUANDARY.-M Many Of the Van
Buren papers left the candidate for the Vice
Presidency 70 be supplied with ''the nominee
of the National Convention Well, as the
convention couldn't come Il, how do you FIX
Ii nov pentlemeng
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1840-07-03
Yazoo City, May II, 1910. 45-et
lO-PARTNERSHIP

NTE have formed Co-Partneship in the
Mercantile business to be conducted
in the name and style of s. & H. LEAvEE.
We have now on hand very large Stock Of
Spring and Summer Goods,
lately purchased In the Northern Market
which we will sell very low for cash. We
earnestly invite those coming 10 town TO
give US a call before buying elsewhere, and
we fatter ourselves we can please them
both as to the price and quality Of our goods
JAMES s LEAYEL,
III. LEAYEL.
Yazoo.C CITY. Nav IL l840. 45-6t
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1840-07-03
General Convention Of the wings


Of The neso States at .Naskville on the bird
Monday II .4ugust nert.
a General Convention of the Whigsof the
.snew thifteen'' viii be held as above. Ex-
tensive preparations will be made for gath.
Iering Of the people from the sea-shore to
the Lakes. The men who work viii be
there; the men who vote will Be there; the
ploughmsn, the axemen, the hamermen viii
be there; thesmen who are interested in the
country and desire .sthe greatest good to
the greatest NUMBER viii be there; THE
PEOPLE will Be there; while officers Will
stand of. some affecting forced laugh.
some struggling up their shoulders, some
standing with extended mouth and eyes, in
wonder, some slowly lowering their eyes to
the ground. looking Wises and al etrsing
these Outrageous, unheard Of gatherings Of
The people.
We look forward with mich interest 70
this Convention Of the West. Lel egery
county, emery Ciub--egsrg Ting .associa-
ton send dslsgaies, and sead tAoss tbas .gili
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1840-07-03
An inseresting complimsnt.


The meeting Of the Tippeeanoe Club Of
this City, on the 18th uIt., was enliFened &
highly interested BIZ the presentation e an
elegant LIKENESS OF GEN HAKKIsov, from
MRs. PEAsE. the lady Of Mr. James Pease
Of New-York. The portrait was handsomely
set in Buckey frame and displayed At once
the skill ofthe artist and the honest simpli-
city Of the native back-woods Of the West.
The treat was accompanied BY handsome
compliment Of the fair and patriotic donor,
delivered BY Dr.. ]. ". BAaNET1, VIII pre-
sented The Likeness. and which inspired a
lively sensation IN the Club; and will be-
cherished BY rs in pleasing recollection, and
viii At the same time encourage Uson in the
good cause Of gform1lioa; while every glance
at this wen drawn Ie1gRE oF TATR1oTIsnI,
IN the future labofz 81 the Club. will give
each member the inspiring and cheering as
surancs hat the FAIR 4RE WIN Us.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1840-07-03
XAXOO CITY
70 sURscR1RRRR.

From the present time F.Y-NO NAME WILL
BOOKS, UNLESS THE AMOUNT OF ONE
YEARS DUES rs PAID IN ADVANCED
When persons unacqnainted with our terms
shall desire our paper, one number viii be sent
them, and nc more until our terms be complied
with.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1840-07-03
Du Hose - Richardson, !,

EACT0Rs AND CONFUSION MERcHANs,
No. 40, Canpt Street,
I'D espectifully return their thanks to their
j. numerous friends for the very liberal
patronage bestowed on them during The pasI
season, and they take this occasion TO assure
Them that they are permanently established,
aud expect to continue long IN The above
business. Their governing rulein business
rs to do justice to all men, guard against la
|bilities, and obey instructions; 10 carrying
out which they have assurances of having
genera; satisfaction. Their business is con
fined chiefly to the receipt and sale Of Cot
ton. Sugar and 1EoIdsscs, and the purchase
of goods for planters, whose interests receive
their undivided attention.
They confidently refer those with whom
they have not the pleasure Of an acquain-
tance, 10 alt for whom they have ia any way
transacted business, and respectfully solicit
and hope to deserve contiauance Of pat
Tonage.
N Orleans, June y. july 3-52-13t
IN B Those papers that published for us
last season will please insert the above week
III 3 months, and forward TO as for payment;
also, the VenniIlionvilIe Gladiator will in
serl As ahove. III 81 R