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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-17

10 Joseph Bc'7eH and RacLc'his rife late Rachel Ra
nett Lin,ep L. Croie and Sarah his ,rite. late Sarah
Barnett, h,mcs Barnett and INN his rife late Inn
Ba7ctt, ,john Martin and Poliyhis 'r;fe, ht2 Poig
bm1ett, RoJert hat, Joseph Kent, John Kent, Da-
rid Kent and john n aGiop:
EDLEASE TO TAKE NOTICE. that shall on
u, the 10Th day Of February 1912. at the office oil
VIM u. * James +. Preston. in the town Of Christians
ourg county of Montgomery proceed to take the Depo-
s''ons OF George Walters, David Craig. Sam'l Trump
and others. to be read evidence in certain suit now
depending on the Chancery side Of the Circuit Superior
court Of Law and Chancery, fer the county of Mont
paln'is, at which time and place, you can attend if you
hk proper Should the taking Of the Dispositions not be
completed in one day, will be continued from day to day
until the same is ended Yours. Sc.
DAVID BARNETT aud others,
BY their Attorneys.
jan b WIN
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ksgssREC.s'S, HATS. Rg.g.t'E rs and
CAPS.

EbIaIN. colorcd and black Tai and Satin Ribbons.
Il from to l6
Splendid Chcnc and other bonnet Ribbons
Black Love aud Grape do
Super SILK and Beaver Hats beautiful shape
Do black and drab bread brm Russia Hats
Florence Braid Bonuas, new styles andyery fine
Hoods and Fancy Donnes. cheap
Fur, Cloth, Hair, and Celett Caps
Jhcso Goods will be sold very low regardless Of cost
and bought expressly to be sold by
HUNT < WARD.
Nov Is
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Wear Grocery store.


az AVE taken the house two doors above Mcssrs.
II Nichols & Bells. and nearly opposite Homer <
Natsons, where they receiving we'll selected
stock Of F.ANiLI GROCERIES. which they offer at
extremely low prices Tor CASH. in barter for country
produce They respectfully invite their friends to call and
examine their stock they determined sell cheap
RICHARD W. WALTON.
MARQUIS W. FUQlA.
Nov % Is
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Nov. 4
S,s,sga, E,EEE Runaway!

DANAStAN from the subscriber, Oh the l1th Octo-
a Der. lSll, residing in Pttsylvania county, on
Staunton River about thee miles south Of Locsvie,
a negro woman named fseaE"a'A'A. Said negro
wonlans agc not exactly known but supposed To be
between twenty and twenty five years old is Of ordinary
height, black has thick lips and one tooth out before on
the upper side She stands very erect and is not quick
to speak when spoken to- Said negro woman was pur-
chased Of John 4. Adams who. short time previously
bought her Of gentleman in Richmond by the name Of
Matthew'S who bought her OF man by the name OF
Goddn or Goodwin who als1 resides in Richmond. who
sold her for friend of his who resides in Hanover
will give reasonable reward for the apprehension and
delivery of said slave or secured in any jail 50 that
get her again. Address Addison w Ward, Iecsyle,
Campbell county, Virginia A. w. WARD.
G5- The Richmond Whig and the Enquirer are re
ancscd to publish tho above notice month"; and for
ward rlcr 7r"oun:, to tins ofrc for collection
De- g I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-17

"THE LYNCHBtRG VIRGINIAN,o

18th b LIZ NCHBl RG WHITMAN
Is published seB,i-,eee1y ierery Monday and IhHsaay)
sa -Four Dollars per payable in adcanee No sub
ssrption ir be receircd fer shorter time than sir months
and no paper ,ciH be discontinued, tercp Ut tie discretion
af the Editors,) u1.td al! ay1earases paid.
81. ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at 50 cents per
square (or iess for the first insertion, and 81. cents for
trsry subsequent Insertion.
EVERY .7DFERfiSER is required to note, his
manuscript hotr long he ,eistes hs advertisement inserted
an advertisements noted, ,cH be inserted tn ats DIS
Continuance be ordered.
FOR YEARLY .3BJ.ERTISLNG the terms are for
tho pyirgs Of t'co squares $40 for square, SIS for
square, inner form, S35.
g. JOB PRINTING! erecttted neatly and elpeatious-
", and reasonable terms.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-17

DLUE, lack and Fancy Cloths, all kinds and quail
ed ties
Blue black and fancy Beaver do all kinds and quatcs
Blue black and fancy Cassimorcs, all kinds and quail
ties
Velvet, Satin, Chcne Silk, Tonctt and ether Nestngs
Making altogether tho best retailing assortment OF gen
tlcmen's wear we have ever had and the styles and pr
css not to be surpassed, equalled in this market We
ask call tn prove cur position.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-17

In pursuance Of deed OF trust executed by Clifton
G.. Hill and his wife, the LIST day Of July 1871
TO the subscriber, Of record In the Clerks Offices Of
Bedford and Roanoke counties, shall, Wednes ay
the twelfth day of January next the residence # Mrs
Mary Hill, on Goose Creek in the county of Bedford
offer for SALE the highest bidder, for cash the interest
of said Clifton G. Hill in certain SLAVES and other
personal estate, which were devised by the late
James Wills in trust for the comfortable support and
maintenance of the said Mary Hill for her life aud after
her death be divided amna her children and lera rep
resentatves, of whom the SAID Clifton c. Hill is one
And on Saturday the 10Th day ofJanuary next shall,
at the Big Lick, in the county of lanokc offer r sale.
to the highest bidder Tor cash, all the interest Of the SAID
Clifton G. Hill and wife. in the real aud personal estate
of the late William Rowland and Charlotte Rowland
Acting as trustee shall convey such title As is vested
in me. ALIEN. i. ESkRibGE.
Dec. 20 ti5J
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The above sale of Slaves, at the residence of Mrs
Mary Hill, postponed till the 2lst Instant and the sal,
at the Big Lick, till the 9th instant.
A. p. ESKRIDGE.
Ian n tDiJ
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sGGTAON AND MISSION
BUSINESS.
.WELI'JELE T.sLKsDT


. z ANlNG taken the house recently occupied by Mr..
n IL. McCraw, few doors above the Franklin llo-
EEL tenders his his friends and the public,
AWction and commission Merchant.
lie will attend to the sale Of Real Estate, Negroes,
dorses, and every description of Merchandise.
His acquaintance with the resident dealers in Ne
groes, we'll as pretty extensive acquaintance IN the
contiguous nelghbohood, will afford him every facility
in the sale Of that species OF property His spacious store
and cellar, will enable him 10 keep in good condl-
ion article of merchandise he may receive
ugnmeat.
lie deems ii futile to make flourish Of promise and
will, therefore, only say, that he will be grateful f pat
fonagc, and those who bestOw IT, may rely upon justice
at his hands,
He will take charge Of Negroes 10 be offered for sale
either privately publicly, and board them at % cents
pcrdav until the sale is effected Reasonable advances
property IN hand.
REFERENCES.
Smihson r. Darts, ST. .JoinJ. P,ari,
Richard ipcc JOHN Rollins
mckinney s. .'Iosby Henry Darts
Nc Corhie g. Ne Daniel White, TardyS' brine
Burton & RodeS Itacock g. adams
The Richmond Country Wing will publish tn
above advertisement weekly four weeks, and send ac
count TO thus office for collection
/ Dee Is L.
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sC'.gEE PAPER

~ l. have Just opened largc ard well selected as
w sortmcnt of French and American Paper Hl.NG-
LA1iS, and Velvet and Common Bordering Pa
PER, which we VIII sell low for cash.
PAYNE x GREGORY
Sept is
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= ga tShs' Ogs. ~ c.
Stocks, Collars, Esoso.ss, !

Stocks, Collars, E0s0ssiS, SC.
HeLAIN and bowed Satin Stocks
q do do Bombazine do
do do Merino do black and fancy
Splendid Chene Stocks and Searis
Black Italian and coloured and figured Silk Cravats
a large lot Linen Collars, and Bosoms
Which VIC are determined to sell.
HUNT s. WARD.
Nov. 4
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.gssEES! .v.EsE&!!
HAVE in Store. and will constantly keep, full rs
s'rtment Of Nails of the best Factory. Buyers are
particularly invited 10 give me cali.
{. PHELPS
Nov, Is
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sss,awis. Handkerchief IL scarfs.

sF.awis. Handkerchief d Scarfs.
O. EMBROIDERED Marino Shawls, mode
C~%h colors. Yicndid
81 Broche Shawls
81 Chepe Silk do
S-4 heavy Plaid do
A black Morino do
Chene and other fancy lImdkerchiofs
Super black silk Scarts. large size
do Chone silk do very rich and large
Small fancy Scars, rich patterns
These splendid Goods and will be sold at fair pri
cos, by HUNT & WARD.
Nov. ~
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REFERENCES.
Eel0ls.E,s and GEseiyafOrs!!

FHNE subscriber is Agent Tor the sale OF the Justly
4 celebrated pLOUGliS manufactured by Ruglcs,
Noursc & Mason, OF Worcester, Massachusetts. These
Ploughs have been introduced with great into
Virginia and North Carolina. Arrangements are being
made to keep in Lyncburg. full assortment Of the fol
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-17
EiassE RENE,

A ROOM over our Store. Possession given immcdi-
"a atclv. PAYNE & GREGORY.
January 10 Is
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Also Expanding CuNators, an article universally
approved by all " no lave tired them These Pluugls
viii be sold prices to suit the times. They are con
sdered superior any Plough heretofore offered to the
Farmers from the fact that the metal mould board and
point is of the same strength and character Of that used
In the construction Of the wheels Of Rail Road Engines
4 competent supply Of Extra Points 10 suit the Va
rious sizes, always on hand.
JAMES 4 STIGLER.
Oct 81 I'm
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Cloths. Gassilneres and vcstirss.

Oct 81
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-12-30
From the National lntclligoncer, Dec. 10.
Mexico ana ,..o uni,cd states.

New Orleans papers of the lst inst.
were received by the last evenings mail.
From the 1'ropic Of that date we take the
following information, "important true"
Of the authenticity Of which each reader
may Judge for himself:
"ImporimH from Merico.--An intelli-
gent gentleman, lately from the city OF
Mexico, says it is currently reported and
generally believed there, that the basis Of
the arrangement between our minister
Gen. Thompson and the Mexican gov
eminent for the settlement Of our claims on
the latter, is the prefer on the part of
Mexico 10 cedc California to the United
States. There are good grounds for be-
lieving this to be true, taking into consi-
deraton the fact that natural ridge, form.
ing road accessible by carriages, from
a point near independence, Missouri, to
some point in or near California, was
sometime since discovered, and that our
government is said to have small COM
mand on surveying expedition in that
region. If true, this intelligence is of a
most important character. The PROPOSE
ton will, if acceded to by our government,
give to us finn foothold at an importan,
point west of that almost boundless re-
gion, The Oregon Territory. We shall
await further intelligence with anxiety !;
in the mean time we cannot but hope that
this rumor may prove true"
Every reader may also Judge for him.
self what degree of connection there is be-
tween this information and the following
passage OF the presidents very recent
message to congress
ole our minister to Mexico has also
been furnished with other instructions, to
be followed by him, in case the govern
ment Of Mexico should not find itself in n
condition to make present payment of the
amount Of the awards in specie or It's equi-
yaleni.
81 am happy to be able to say that in
formation, which is esteemed favorable,
both to a just satisfaction of the awards,
and a reasonable provision for other
claims, has been recently received from
Mr.. Thompson, the minister of the Unit
cd States, who has promptly and efficient
y executed the instructions Of hi, govern
ment, in regard to this important sub
jeci."
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-12-30
Dated Peru, Nov. ., 1912. 20--4
valuable Real Estate For sale.

YENHE subscriber offers for sale the fol-
Il lowing real estate, TO wit: The
n. L. ! Of sec. %, Il. SO, n. r. +. Cd.
principal meridian, containing 100 acres.
About one half of the above tract is tim
Der of a good quality for fencing, and the
remainder is of the first quality of prairie
for cultivation.
The land is favorably situated in a good
neighborhood of settlers, and is a very
desirable tract for person wishing farm.
The price will be reasonable, and the
terms of payment easy. Title indispu-
table. ANNE T.. EDGC0MB.
Ottawa, Dec. %, 1912. 29-3m
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-12-30

a sink, where the filth of China and Eu-
rope run togelhcr--smalI opium shops
being open, where Drunk foi a penny.
dead drunk for two-pence,' is the motto,
or, at any rate, the pracice.-'rhe popu-
lalion is English soldiers and sailors, and
Chinese rogues and prostitutes. Bust
ness at the north is SO much interrupted
by the innocent and hard working popu-
laiion being driven from their houses by
the English cannon, that British imports
have gone down to less than prime cost
in Englapd, and many of them will not
sell at all.
And now the Americans have the plea
sure Of hearing Mr.. Adams quoted as au-
thority, which ought to make US all admit
"the right is with the British" If he
were here, lie would regret the hour when
he apparently lent the sanction of his
name and character to wholesale butchers
of his species.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-12-30
O l. Il II f. Nj AILS.

TEVHE eastern and souther mails arrive and de-
a. part daily, except Sundays. Letters going
eastward are mailed at II o'clock, a. M.-south-
warldy' at Q o'clock, 7. NJ.
Tri-weeky mail up Fox River, Via Dayton,
Worthwhile, Pennfeld, Bristol, Oswego and Auro-
ia to Genaya, arrives every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday al o'clock, 7, NJ, aud departs every
Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday, at clock, A. NJ.
Weekly mail for the southwest, via Vermi-
lionville, Point Republic, Magnolia, &c, arrives
on Wednesdays and departs on Thursdays
Weekly mail to Juliet via Marseilles, Morris,
Dresden, Kankakee and Shenahon, departs on
Fridays and arrives on Saturdays.
Weekly mail to Troy Grove arrives and de-
parts every Saturday.
Weekly mail to Bloomington arrives every
Tuesday at o'clock, P. NJ, and departs every
Wednesday, at 6 o'clock, AN.
The Post Office is open on week days during
business hours and on Sundays from to \. NJ.
and from to 5P. NJ
4. WOODRUFF, Postmaster.
Ottawa, Oct 7, 1912. lS-3w
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-12-30
The English In China.

The editor of the Boston Courier states that he
has IN his possession the original letter from which
the following is an extract, and that it was writ
ten by merchant Of Boston, who has resided
some years in Canton, and whose veracity cannot
be doubted
In China, the British forces have made
religion and civilization, in the eyes of
the Chinese, SYNONYMOUS with murder
and rapine. Violating women, WHO com
mitled suicide Immediately afterwards
breaking to pieces monuments erected to
b the memory of the dead--dgging up and
i 'mutla,ing bodies-protecing, with the
ri. hips Of war, the opium smugglers on the
Buffoast-opening the way for them and for
isepirates to Whampoa, where large fleet
Of opium crafts lie. and occasionally anu
sing themselves with murder or rape
and making the settlement Of Hong Kong
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-12-30
Land Agency.

'ENHE undersigned will pay particular attention
e to the Investigation Of titles, redemption and
sale of Lands, and payment Of taxes in La Sale
or any of the adjoining counties. Having been
engaged good portion of my time as Surveyor
for the last seven or eight years in said county,
am enabled to give n complete description Of al
most any tract Of land within the boundaries ofthe
same.
Persons wishing 10 purchase lands in La Sale
Or Grunly counties, would do well to call on me-
as now have for sale some Of the best lands in
those counties, to the amount of some ten or
twelve thousand acres, great portion OF which
belongs to the State Bank Of Illinois, for which
the notes o. said bank will be received at par.
GEO. II. NORRIS.
Ottawa, Dec, %, 1912. 20-n
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-12-30
Executors, Notice.

A Ii persons having claims against
IA the estate of Laura Maria Mann,
decd, late of the town of Homer, in the
county of La Sale and state of Illinois,
are requested by the subscribers, execu-
tors of the last will and testament of said
deceased, to present the same to them or
the court of probate Of La Sale county for
settlement within nine months from the
date hereof.
All persons indebted TO said estate, are
requested TO make immediate payment to
the undersigned. w. CHUMASERO,
ASA MANN,
Executors
Dated Peru, Nov. 2, 1912. 20--4
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-12-30
.RDDNNISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

A LII persons having claims against
IN the estate Of Joseph Cloud, decd,
are notified and requested to attend before
the Probate Justice Of the Peace of La
Sale county, alta probate court to be hol-
den in and for said county, at his Office in
Ottawa, in said county, on the first day
of February next, when and where the
subscribers will appear for the purpose of
settling and adjusting all claims against
said estate; and all that are indebted to
said estate are requested to make immedi-
ate payment.
NEWTON CLOUD, .4dm'r.
JANE NJ. CLOUD, .4dm'r.
Ottawa, Dec. l6, 1912.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-12-30

Raising Presidents from Stones
The n. Y. Aurora tells the following an
ecdote Of Mr.. Tyler and Mr.. Clay.
When the nomination of Mr.. Van Buren,,
as minister to England, was sent into the
u. S. senate for confirmation, senator
Of Virginia (afler consulting with his col
league, and finding that he concurred with
him in opinion, both voting for the con-
firmation,) labored with Messrs. Calhoun
and Clay in vain. After the vote was Ia
ken, and Mr.. Van Buren, rejected, the Sen
ator met Mr. Clay and undertook to pro-
phesy Mr.. Van Buren's elevation, from
the effect of the vote just given. Mr..
Clay was standing. and, in his PROUD, i'm
perious manner, said, ale is as dead, Sir,
as the stone at the bottom of the we'll ="
"And, Sir replied the senator, "thc peo-
pie are able to raise up presidents from
the very stones.' The senator from Vr-
GINA, who made the reply, was John Ty-
Ter, president of the United States. Mr.
Clay has seen it verified and he may
live to see it verified.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-12-30

A IL persons having claims against
IA the estate Of Matthias ]. Ross,
deceased, me hereby notified and reques-
ted to attend before the Probate Justice Of
Lasalle county, on Monday the 26th day
of December next, a. d., 1919, for tho
purpose Of having the same adjusted
that being the time fixed upon by the
subscribers, in pursuance of the statue, for
the purpose Of settling and adjusting oil
claims against the estate Of said deeedeni.
LUTHER WOODWARD, .7dm'r.
ADEIINE ROSS, ,4dmr.
Nov. is, 1912. 24-6w
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-12-30

A Good Iiea.-A correspondent Of the Ohio
Statesman, writing from indianapolis, states that
the democracy of Indiana hold n convention in
that city on the 9th of January TO appoint dele
snd that it is their desire that tue ''Old Roman"
General Andrew Jackson shall preside over that.
body. The writer proposes Cincinnati as the
place for holding the convention, and thinks the
Old Hero would get to it for the purpose Of once
,nere mnging with the democracy of this great
nation The proposition, should the Old Roman
consent to attend, would be received with onthu-
siasm by the democracy of the whole country.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-12-30
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

a II. persons having claims against the
l a estate OF Adoniram j. Newton, de-
ceased are hereby notified and requested
TO appear before the Probate Justice Of
Lasalle county, on Monday the 10Th Of
December next, A. ID. 1872, for the pur-
pose Of having the same adjus;ed-thas
being the tlme fixed upon by the subscri-
Der, in pursuance OF the statute, for tho
purpose Of settling and adjusting all claims
against the estate Of said deceden..
GEORGE NJ. NEWTON,
.2dnninistrator.
November lllh, 1912. 23-Gw
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Mourning Will.

YENtlE subscriber respectfully informs the public
i that he has taken the mill commonly known
as the milford Mill' r"Jackson's Mill" situated
ut the town Of Milford on Fox River, near George
town. where he will be happy to do his best to
please all who may favor him with their custom.
The mill, which has always borne fair rcputa-
iion is now in better order TO do work thani, per
haps ever has been, having been lately thorough
ly repaired, and having received new Smut M
cline, aud new B)hS, of superior quality.
The undersigned, confident that he can do his
work well as it can be done in the country, re-
specially solicits a trial. j. Z, SKINNER.
Nov. Is, 1911. Gift
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-12-30
Female tsurnsc.

Messrs. Eiltns--Alow me, through the med!-
um of your paper, TO introduce to It's readers
deed. performed by females, OF the most undaun'-
cd courage and perseverance, tina. has come uhuer
our own observation for years, and perhaps WIN
for ages to come. 4 large deer was aiScoNe'eu
from the window of a neat little cottage on inc
prairie few DAYS since, by two young iadIeS' as
j. was passing from Bureau timber 10 Lost uroVe
They Immediately pursued The noble animal with
two small dogs, and soon caush! 1t. The con-
passion of the ladies, however, was so much
awakened on seeing the blood tyinkling fsom its
ears, from wounds Inflicted by the dogs, that they
drove them of. But the animal, being crazed
with pain and fear, very uaga!kIaiiy reciprocated
this act of kindness BIZ pitching at the ladies with
all tie fury of a hunted tiger. The crust on the
snow, however, being strong enough to bear the
ladies and not strong enough to bear the deer,
they succeeded in safely reaching the fence, from
which they threw rope over his horns, and, with
not little difficulty, tied it in the form in which
ladies usually tie their head bands. One of them
then went ahead and lead tho deer while the 9TH
er followed behind and whipped it along, until
they got to the house, where they fastened 1t t.
the fence, and were in the act OF knocking it in
the head with an axe, when, fortunately, then
brother came to their assistance, and saved them
task which to them could not have been any
thing but painful. Has this been cqualled in thC
west Let some of the young gents answer tina
have spent days and nights hunting with theiI
horses, hounds, and rifles and got nary d>ai
(deer) w.