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ExclrEmESr 81 ASsaroLrs.-It Will be seen, by the
letters from Annapolis that person has been arrest
ed there on charge Of being an incendiary The An
napolis Republican Of this morning. has the following
notice of the affair:
The Reporter for The Northern papers, who attend
ed the first session of the Slave Holders Convention,
became suspected, taking his seat at the reassem-
bling of the Convention Thursday evening, and a
considerable excitement ensued. He invited out
Of the Hall by the door keeper, and went from thence
to the Gallery from which he was after conduct
ed and taken into one of the Committee rooms. The
excitement nc.eased-he accompanied from thence
to his lodgings Coopers Hotel, where his papers and
effects were taken possession of and il thought adj
visabe by Justice Hunter, for his safety and the public
peace, to commit him.
Next day he brought up under writ Of habe0s
corpus and very interesting examination was had be-
fore associate Judge Brewer, which lasted four hours
for the prisoner Thos. s. Alexander Of Annapolis
and Mr. Palmer of Frederck-for the prosecution, Mr.
Causn OF St Marys, and T. T. Bowie, Esq, Of Prince
George. The prisoner was recognized as The Rev
Charles T. Torrey, OF the Reporters from the city
of Washington employed 10 report for Northern papers
and part his of contract to attend and report the pro-
ceedngs of this Shareholders Convention of Maryland
He finally remandcd for further examination.
D. X McRae, of Fayetteville, ~ c passed through
Augusta Geo. the 18Th instant, express for Mexico
with dispatches containing instructions from the Ge
neral Government, relative TO the American prisoners
captured in the Sane Fe expedition.
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18Th JanlIary- IsJ1

NTOTICE-The absent Icgatees of Margaret Norve
quescd 10 come forward and claim their interest in the Is
tate within the present years otherwise, the funds will he dis
posed Of GEORGE W. NoRyEI., Executor.
Ian 18th 1872 18-2t
NJ The Wing will copy, and send account TO this Office.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-18

THRUST SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.-Pursuanti Ia a
Trust Deed executed TO the subscribers by William Duncan
and Sally Duncan wife, bearing date the 18th day of August
1885, and The Clerks Office Of King William county
shalt Monday the at day Of February next, if fair, i
deed offer SALE public auction, for cash. lots of Land
in the village Of Aleits in the county Of King William and mum
No A. r. i. o. TO- H. together with the houses and im-
SAID lus Persons disposed 10 purchase this vaua
lille property are invited refer the plat OF said town, Of
cord in King William Clerks Office, and examine the property
win be made executed payment Of $1,000 due 10
Robert Harrison, Esq Acting Trustees, we shall convey
vested in ny the provisions OF said deed
The title however, is believed to be perfect
Il. F. nABNEY, y,,.
WALKER HAYES, s'
,o,, Y..,as, -s-vtds
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Legislature Counci-But little has yet been done in
this body. On Monday there no quorum in either
branch On Tuesday The Senate organized by the cleo
ton of the Hon w. H. Brockenbrough, President, Mr..
j. S. Robinson chief clerk Mr.. j. w. Poindexter read.
ing clerk, and aessrs. Boutwell,, Gum and Smith, en-
rolling and engrossing clerks. Col A. A. Fisher ser
geant- arms, and J. T. Barry, Esq, doorkceper
The House organized on Wednesday. Nathaniel w.
Walker, ESQ., Speaker, Hugh Archer Esq, chief clerk,
Mr. Pupy, reading clerk, and Messrs Long, Russell and
Perry, enrolling and engrossng clerks MIR. Barron
ion, sergeantaarns and Mr.. Moses Ellis doorkeePer
s. S. Sbly, Esq, elected printer. The House
has large Loco Foco majority, with hardly enough of
Wing leaven to keep il from self
INDIAN NEws.-As will be seen by paper OF to-
day, Florida presents most unique spectacle. Whilst
portions Of savage toes are bnrying their haches,
others are brandshng them alolt i'll fendlsh triumph,
stained with the warm blood of new victims
BY our last dates from Tampa, we learn that there
are 800 Indians at that place, exclusive of those cap
tured by Captain Wade, of which 100 are warriors.
Another correspondent writes from the Big Cypress
Swamp, to friend in this place, that they have found
Sam Jones village, and destroyed it, 1t consisted OF
about 60 comfortable well constructed huts and was
situated upon an island near the everglades in the Cy-
press and the soldiers had TO wade waist deep 10 ap
proach it. Sam Jones had fled, but left plenty OF
pumpkins and peas Tgertail and his people had come
in, and every thing looked favorable 10 speedy ter
n,inaiou of the wlr.-U.
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YOUNG LADIES' SEMINARY At PRINCE EDWARD {. H..
THIS Seminary opened the Sd ins continue in
sion months from that date The subscriber has pnr-
chased the buildings connected with this institution, formerly
owned by Root intends making permanent School
the assistance of competent teachers IN the various de-
partments. The charges will be, for
Board in the neghborliood, flor year of 10 monthsJ
from Siu 10 ~
Tuition in English branches, from IS 10 80.
charges will be made for the Languages Music and
Painting.
AT the suggestion friends the Of payment for tuition
half will be expected in advance and
the remainder the close Of the session.
s DAM. B. WOODS.
Rsersne-Rev J. II. c. Leach Rev. F. Baentine. Henry
F. Watkins, Esq., COL Henry Thweatt, FIR N. Watkins, ESD
Prince Edward C. H., Jan. 10, 1872 1e-wiw
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LEARNERS, BANK OF vlRGiNlA-The Board of Directors
have declared Dividend of three per The Capital
Stock out profits OF the Institution for the last six months
subject stock of quarter of
cent bonus TO the State. J. G. BLAIR, Cashier.
January 9Th, lsi2 H-2wit
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q ALE OF PEWSThc sale of the Pews Of the Second Bap
> isl Church will place The Church This evening,
half past three O'Clock. H. H. DlCklNsON 7uetoEser.
Ian 7S-lt
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mittee on the judiciary could report Inc O IN Tue lace
Of the order passed by vote of thirds and thus
override the regular business of the House.
[Cries from several, the report is the regular bus
ness
Mr.. JOHN c. CLARK said that it wonld be time
enough TO make that objection, when the chairman of
the Committee with the report. He now called
for the regular business, which the reception of Pc
tons under the suspension of their rules.
Mr.. WISE said that as of the majority who had
passed the order requiring the committee on the Judi
cary report insianter, he had right to demand OF
that committee that they should present their
port in obedience to the order Of the House, and he
cordngy did call their chairman TO make his report
forthwith.
After some remarks upon the point of order involved,
from Mcssrs John G. Wright, Barnard, Burnell, the
Speaker and Wise, and great deal of uprou and con-
fusion,
MIR. SAUNDERS said that as one of the Judiciary
Committee, lie prepared to obey the order of the
House, and asked leave to report the bill now.
[Cres of no. no. object objectl
After some remarks from Mcssrs. CUSHING, WISE,
FILLMORE, and the SPEAKER,
Mr.. PROFIT rose and made few remarks, which
were not heard at the Reporters desk in consequence
of the noise and confusion that prevailed
Mr.. FILLMORE interrupted him. but
The SPEAKER said the gentleman from Indiana
was entitled 10 the floor.
MIR. PROFIT said that he concurred with the gen.
tleman from Virginia. that the question required no
the regular business of the House, and the committee
bound to comply with it. The majority had passed
the ORDER and the minority attempted 10 override it,
Mr.. RANDOLPH in,errup pied Mr.. P. and called him
TO order.
Mr. PROFIT. Ay, call to order as much as you
please; that is about your speed; will the gentleman
state his point of order.
Mr.. RANDOLPH'S point of order not heard by
the Reporter, in consequence Of the noise and confu
sion that prevailed.
Mr.. JOHNSON of Maryland insisted that the ques-
ton before the House the motion of the gentleman
from New York, Mr. J. c. Clark, calling for the House
proceed with the business of receiving petitions
der the suspension of the rules.
Mr.. MARSHALL said, that the gentleman from
Maryland was mistaken. AS soon the Chair had an
nounced the decision the adoption of the resolution
and before the gentleman from New York got the floor
he (Mr. Ny in his place and distinctly called
the Committee the Judiciary for their report.
MIR. GARRETT DAVIS gave notice that he would,
on Monday next ask leave TO introduce bill TO repeal
the Bankrupt act.
Mr.. ARNOLD moved an adjournment; rejected, yea
So, nays llS.
Mr.. BARNARD Chairman of the Committee on the
Judiciary desired state the House distinctly, that
he considered the order of the House passed the 9Th
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-15
RICHMOND COTTON YARNS.

FG1IiF SUBSCRIBERS have rented and are now
4 working on their own account. the well known
Cotton Factory Of the RICHMOND .M2NIEAC-
TURING CO.NP,ANf. and arc prepared to iurHsA
Cotton Yarns of the most approved quality.
1t has been subject Of complaint heretofore, VIII,
the merchants of Western Virginia, that taey conld
purchase southern Yarns, tor cash. cheaper 10 Eat-
more and phliadephia than at the places where '''
made.
We nav beg leave to inform them. that VIC will make
such discount for { \ : IL will reduce o''
yarns to the lowest price at which an article OF sina'
quality be procured in any other'h,arket.
= Office at the store Of Messrs H. w. s, J. J. Fry
s. Co Z. g. BENTLEY s co.
RloHmonp, August lons
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EissgaN ,Ts0 n.

|ENlE undersigned respectfully announce to the pms
he that we have cntcred into a co partnership in
the business Of clching Male School IN this place
Our purpose in taxing this STEP is secure more tho
rough course OF tuition in the various branches of study
pursued in Academies aud Schools. than is We believe
IN our power individually 10 effect. BY holding srpa-
rate departments under The roof, good order
be wrlpnSavtd and the attention Of the teachers he
ng devoted 10 particular series Of Rotations feel
confident thai hc real interest Of the pupil may be great
y advanced by the thorough instruction whic
teacher mpari in course Of study to VI ch he de-
votes his exclusive attention. Inc opinion Of mast
teachers that have bad Opportunity sr comparing
the advantages of lhet merh,is Of teacrg, IS de- J.
deds in tayar Of the division III labor.
Our patrons IN hlsunIrr'ahins NAY be RID that
IN addition 10 our individual tAp renee fer iutnl
IN this prof sslon. Wa carry into the uorpri,e zcaI
excel, aud dc termination. ~ every exert u in or
power to give satisfaction.
1t will he perceived By the arncycd proefa,an.' rh,i
full course Of Eha>h and Classical stud, wv, r Iu!-
sued al ctr scho,. Fut While elafto n 80
ale 10 present such c.rrs, e strdy 10 ttr p.s NC
ah il clearly understood that shall allow no stu
DEM 10 advance toa higher class. until ty sric, and
poard examination. perfectly convinced that he
possesses : knowledge oftbe introductory studies.
The Engl 81 aud Latin Department will be under tho
superintendent Of Mr.. OFrha0. ard will embrace
tho following studies -Ofth,gaghy. Eocu,on. En-
gish Grammar. Geagrarhy, pcmanshp. Arithmetic.
Algebra. Chemistry. Natural lhilcs, ply. Geology
Rhetoric, Latin and French Languages and Bellies let
tres.
Tie Greek and Mathematical Department will he
superutcndrd ly Air Saunders enhancing the follow lug
studies :Grtck Language, Ancient Geography Gre
clan and Roman Antiquities, History, ancient and mod
crn Logic Geometry. Irieonomcry. Astronomy. Sur
vcylng. Mensnraaa Of planes aud srlids. Comic Sec
lions. and the Micafal and i)lrrentia Cacnlns.
Particular attention Will be paid pcnnanship aud
good reading: accomplishments Of the highest imp3r-
lance IN our estimation: and in teaching which we hope
or much success. by reason Of the arrangement co
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-15

fENliE winter term Of Lectures in this Institution
n Will commence On Monday, tie SIS of October
and continue i montls ;,
john Cullen, NJ. d., Professor Of Theory ane caNc
tjce Of Medicine. ~
l.. W. Chambcraync, VI. d., Professor of Mater,
Medca and Therapeutics.
Il. L. BohanuaR, II. D.. Professor of Obstetrics and
Diseases Of " omen and Children.
Ih. johnson, VI. D., Professor Of Anatomy and PLY
sjoloey.
Aug. J. Warner. n. d. Professor Of Surgery and
Surgical Anatomy.
3 Maupn. VI. ID. Professor Of Chemistry and pha,
macy.
Professors Cullen and Warner will each deliver
two Clnical Lectures wetk, in the nfirmarv at the
College; Prof. johnson Two Il " eek. at the Aims
House; and Professor Cbambcrlaync occasional Lee
lures al the Pnenliay and Civ Hospital interest
ing cases present themselves. These institutions fur
nlsh large number Of instructive eases, and the NUN
merous Clinical Lectures. 10 all of which the Student
Will be admitted without charge. VIII afford him rare
advantages Ier becoming acquainted with the types OF
southern Diseases and Witnessing the appropriate treat
meht. The Surgical caSos admitted into the COLLEGE,
lulrmary afford The Professor Of Surgery opportunities
of performing many Of the MAJOR and Minor operations
before the class.
Tue f,ciltic, for the study Of practical Anatomy arc
unsurpassed any where The material fer dissection il
most ample and the extensive Anatomical Museum is
well stored with healthy aud morbid pr, paratons.
The Chemical Apparatus and collection of specimcns
in Aatrria Ardlca are very complete In fine The In
5tiluiian offers facilities m the Prosecution of Medical
studies msurIasscdby any similar Institution in this
country.
FEES. $50 To each Professor.
The prccef Board. ucluanpae lights servants at
tendance, Sc Is tou $ ut - 90 per week.
AJG. |. WARNER.
Dean OF the Faculty
Richmond. Aug. l0tf
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IFNAS-W AR BILL VETOED.
from The .Ne,c Orleans pieanne. .h,cnq I'd

from he .Netc Orleans Pic1gne .7uc1~t I'd.
The steamer Merchant. Capt Day, arrived Sun
day last from Galveston bringing dales the Il til u
"
Com. Mome, Gen. johnson. aud 1t. Con'dg. See
ger, Of The man ot war trng San Antonio came passcn
gers. The latter returns Immediately 10 Galvcsta Il.
where hs vessel is lying and then sails a cruise down
the Gulf
1t is thought that Com. Moore will have the entire
squadron at sea IN "A very short time.
Notwithstanding the veto of the War BIZ by Gen
Houston, commissions have been granted. and small
parties are sull Ia annoy the MeXcans the frontiers
We give the following letter from one Of our eorcspon
dents as containing all the news OF importance.
GNvEsToN, July Il 1912.
Congress adjourned on HE 25d inst. The only news
II importance is the veto" OF the War Bill. 4 bill
also passed obging the collectors. CATERERS
and post masters to receive specie cNchCquer bills
their current market roiue. This has caused much cx
eemont among the commercial part of the community.
and is severely commented on by of our editors.
Inc deprecated state OF our government bills is to be
attributed to want Of established currency as under
the present system ii is nehera specie paper cur
feney. as merchants receive for their goods specie only
and the government revenue is entirely in deprecated
paper In order to keep up, government hedges itself
ioeceiHe Il AT par; but importers, 1t seems. have mana
ged lopu tins paper down To 40 on the dollar by
this means reducing the duties fhs Of the tariff
TegnailoHs thereby d5tIaudng the government Of three
films Of lis revenue.
nus IS decidedly the best law that has passed Con
9ress this session. rs enables the government to eel
ect It's whole revenue in specie and had it been in force
from the inst saing Of promssary totes. the govern
mtnt would not now be SO much in debit nor have
been compelled to repudiao the promssory nafes.
Notwithstanding the '.Neto' OF the War BILL" ac
1--WE preparations are going on for the deeaee Of our
frontier.
The squadron is ordered to sea forthwith. and an ap-
preparation made by Congress amply sufficient for cec
i've outfit
is rumored (witb every probability of its being
iacD that the lo,!s thndred Thousand acres of
Cherokee Lands placed by Congress at the disposition
Of the President have been hyporhccatd for large a,
mount Ct money, which will be forthcoming within one
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ftcuIS.

i'''' ~ t"t - "c .i"fiit"H jheHre al .Atr Or
ia en- g 1T new orleans Morning Advertiser Of
fe enre J,srr., sup me a' to announce
9ie eur obstruction 81 The new American theatre by
II o I,l.r,ar, o','9'efe' Ssu'h2 from The rear
,ast crr n h. tto' n, ""N al ','' tiie (naa
earth hy the desrrcli,a ,I,,,n N,h;, y" We
The house was Leased Ey ,dl,,y & S,,i,l NV, IN -
Louis"
C,oys IN .gi,I,,,,o ~. 4, ~. n.
that the wheat cropoltat slat. r,b e,cond' an
age and that the com crop viii Ia rrodi,,I,s III a
ton 81 far is said Ia ,,esent = tn,. ,,,,.,, G. - IA
much fewer of the ca,,all,, ia ,nr,,,,a ,l,
attend it, '9
lo,e J,y.. m
WHO n.nag I l, .n"9',n '"nfnuI, s''uheh
t 7Il, ga. i''' Ut l'Ntu oi i,e i9s, Once frIn
'IslIi,o ,L, ,r,,I a. va " f' Wp Paper
\, ,,1,l 40 ~ '''' '''o DIT me W liite House.
-.
en N'Aah'cf i''Iias hafh' has been clle sen to
n'e ea' "' Professor OF Natural Philosophy and
n'"''SHy J" 'he University oi Pennsy lyania.
ne arrivals by rall road at Saratoga Springs, for the
SIX days ending tho I'd inst, were .02S.
The .NaniLer IF BnnhIy,ts.-Thc n Y Herald *
making Il table Of the number Of persans who have
Throughout The Union ayailed themselves up to the LIST
lnst OF the General Bankrupt law So Tar it suns np
lhns-ln tonaeenru 9l1; Wisconsin IGj: MARYLAND
Ii; Kentucky 700; New FORK stop. Tie Spr.r Of the
Times states the number IN IenuSy lyama tote al.pl
-9en
Mrs Laura NJ Thur,ton. oneof II, s,,.otos, ,,,. :
the west, died at New Albany h. ON ihr .<!ll ul !,
pea - wears Her Iyr. will No. H.. - ,'' u
touch. The sehiny winds. rs tl,v yby,ro ~ c,rI
Will sing her requiem.
Wheat WAS ~ HIM, -, z,,o,;,,. on; -,
inst ~, "a III a. Sfilie' Ono, On lhc Cia
Prize or ,L.-II,rl ,,,,,,. r.;,,... -.
,l0 NJ, G,r,b ,,,,,e 4, T; a','4 o''N" I'''S; oa'
ar, II :, ,l ','' -, - '3a'"'' fS' week. hams
+ :, .,, Is - J4,.Il al , - -" i''"'' "'''' Ill
~ ~, ~ d Insult
'' .1, 80 ~ ne ''e'hod '"niiIt says;
= '' 'i'I" ''''c Is 700 good reason To croah about
: - ~ S''H'' ''S o,'n ulPf' Pu'ns
~ - ~ VIM We nave u AGA la' serious injury and
'." ',h "c 2''fI quantity {" ram, and The hea-
- II, ','' l'"r''l'i "'''t'" growing regions oil
we d., '"'p'"''u li'at me crop Is gen
10y ''ili'' ne i'a''s gro" up unemnmonly
a'1o" anu nave NOT 'lelf W'hted rich and luNwant
~ It u supposed 'Ie eoo' and cold weather
.., r,l, '', - "" t"e u'I'ltfa'ure WIS un
we learn Tint one ni p 'n,.D up ~, 1l' 'Ner,
l,t.i nr,s.e, r., nj, ib IN, j., H. ,t''''''Y u
,,,..., H.. p......I.. -,
,,, ,l p.I 5. '''t o,0' NJ ou'N o. me
, ,','l ',a'''" ',l'' "'''' ""'r' was que
" NV ~ " NV il.7'''' '''''i' mas hot Sri mrn paid,
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~ t'ro months T., etll roafls The eayetua,,r, ID.
take more ciiiclcu seps i5r the protection II our terr
" TOR invasion. We nust have war- pace is out r
lhe question. however rpagnant nay be to our ,.
I"2s 1t our only remedy. aud you nay rest assnrs
thai Il viii be Prosecuted. and that too with vioor
President iloN'o.'s Jsto-p President Housf,n H.,
his 'eio On tie Er9aad thai The Republic is unprovi
with The ineaus Of carrying The var with Mexico snd
that Congress has authority under the cons,itnt,
for such purpose.
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CaSsE COMMUNICATION.

N WEDNESDAY. the Sd instant, the comm
" nlcatlon from .ynchbnrg TO Richmond will be
pened as follows; The Stage will leave tho form,
place ior the mouth oi Tye river. from whence pas,en
gers SC. will be taken by tine Packet boats to Ricb
mond.
BOYD, EDMOND & DAVENPORT
Aug. ,sf
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Should fH1 .a aar-t5aI ..I#s fi,yIzn. Ais r,slas
IL sl tti#ii trt Is s,t Hfl. ia Tire ..fsige
winch accompanied L fe0HH oi ne 5d!-ehir.i# 10
constitutional ajaEiy spgfsfs.o lafe teeR aeai r
passing into las.
Ise bill abeh is ~ tt.re u E proposes. IN its 9Th
seeion tie total rrpea Al ofta Ue fe,lsa IN jle act
Of September. and VIM ID iler ascs tire dutes abafe ~
pr cent directs unconditional distribution OF the land
ppceeds IN uloTeiHfe subjected 4 second Int III llic
period II en days. 10 the necessity Of either giving
my approval II measure which, IA NY deliberate Judy
iont. conflict with gre 81 public interests. Of It
turning II 10 tie lluuss Winch It originated. with In,
IJcouaa-. VIII III by anxiety fer The pltsdg, u a
law WiIch would regIeH b an exhausted Treasury and
furnish s,urd and healthy encouragement 10 mcehani-
cal industry. eaHuut NJ 10 DO the sacrifice ol
tie eaee aud harmony uf The country and the cearest
convictions Il public anly.
For Of the nasos hie have brought me tins
conclusion, refer tony previous Messages Congress,
and briefly snfjain the i9llI"ieg:
]. Tie b.lI anitcs subjects. which. 50 Ear from
having any affinity t1auc anater wholly inc0ngru-
N fher character. It Is both revenue aud ap-
pr,paatierbill. II linus imposes nn the Executive, IN
the FIST place. the necessity 81 either approving that
winch hr would Jcel, rJeetng that winch he might
olh,feIse approve. his Is species Of CONSTANT 10
Nhloh lie judgment Il The Executive ought MT IN my
opnlen Ia be- subjected Bun HAT is my only objee-
ipu 10 thr ac IN lis present i5m HE union III SUBJECTS
wholly ds,mar IN tloit character IN The bill fit
grw 6to Practice would not laI t9lead 10 c3nsegaen-
destructive II all usc and conscientious legislation
arnns measures, each agreeable only to a small miner
Ily. might by penT tins united and The the great
er ohaaee ct sGecoss lead 10 the passing Il laws, of
which n snae pref=lan could, If standing alone.
maud majority IN lis layur.
. Hhllr the Treasury sin STATE Of extreme en-
haTussHeut, requiring every dollar which II make
available and %btn the Government has nal only 10 lay
additional taxes but Ia boirJw money 10 meet pressing
demands, the bill proposes rive AMY fruitful Source
81 rryener- which - The same lhne AZ raisnp money
Ian "A tlftt -fti