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CASH STORE,
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8. G. MesAWp3.

HAS just received a fresh supply of
Dry Goods, Ready made Clothing, Hard
Ware, Caps, Shoes, Boots, Queensware,
Grocerys &C., which he will sell low for
Cashier exchange for country produce.
Louisiana, Mo. Nov. 1912
, 1842-12-24
TO MILLERS
AND FLOUR MERCHANTS,

3aaiH 'ho'cflDer VIII alwaysadvance in
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market wafrents it, on all Flour placed in
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st. Louis, October 20, 1912.
~. Is. Liberal advances will also be made
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SAFE IN ~. Louis. &. X. b.
October Doth 1912. ~
, 1842-12-24
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
signed has taken out letters of Ad-
@inistration on the estate CT Richard Meath.
eriabd decd. from the Clerk OF the County
Court Of Pix County-bearing date the ~
Nov. 1872. All persons, therefore who have
claims against the estate of said deceased.
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FRANCIS WATTS.
HENDLEY KissINGER, 'admr''.
Nov. IL, 1912. 3y2 !
, 1842-12-24
Prospectus
To a pork entitled TrHh rersus Error-alia,
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, 1842-12-24

In the Lincoln Circuit, Court, Missouri, DC.
tobor Term, lSl2.
George Caster, J Petition IN Del, sv ,t.
Han. Saith, 'aehme"'.
NOW, here comes the plaintiff nv bis at
" torney. and it appearing TO the salts
faction of the court, that said defendant is
a non resident OF this state, and cannot be-
summoned IN this cause. 1t is ordered that
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and appear, at the next term of this court.
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) Seal Of Office Mt Troy, this the Goth
~ day of October. 1872.
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fletcher 18th. l~42 iw-52.
, 1842-12-24
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

hDhIIINIO IA TUX NOIIOE.
%OTfCEi is hereby given that the under
A0 signed has taken out letters of Admin
istration on the estate OF Geo w Sanford,
decd, from the Clerk Of County Court OF
Pike County--bcaring date the n of Oct.
A. ID. 1912: all persons, therefore who
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ALEX. III. WILLIAMS,
LEVINA Fl. SANFORD, A""'
October 90, '42. 3w52
, 1842-12-24
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fSgOTIGE i, hereby gwen that the mn
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\. lS42. All persons. therefore, indebt-
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il said claims are not presented within three
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WA. JONES.
Oct plib- Isl
, 1842-12-24

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, 1842-12-24
Public Sale.

Ashley Nov. 90, 1912.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-08-13
Tar Collectors Sale,
In Choc,aw County Mississippi

In Choctaw County Mississippi.
will Offer for sale to the highest bio.
ao, f., cash a, the court house door oil
Cboc,aw county, Mi. at Gresnsborough'
on Monday the 7th day of November ass'
Os4aI within the hours prescribed ~
law, The following property, viz: Inc
ives, half of the n W or of section no 10 10
township no 81 north of range no east
containing so 1900 acres, assessed az
being granted to and as the properly o
Lawrient Millendon, and will be sold o.
60 much thereof as will satisfy the s'a.'
and comfy ,sxes due for the year 1871
and all legal cosss tina. may accrue 'neieoo
Amount of taxes due for said year DO c's
II. BUCK, IA &C c G M
Angus, 6, ls42. tds pre- fee SIS
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-08-13
Tar COLLECTORS Sale,

In Choe,aw County Mississippi
will offer lor sale 10 tho highest o'o,
A., Cor cash a, the cout. house door o.
,Choo,aw county MI. [" ores"spo'0us",
on Monday the 7th day OF N''emosI 1' :.
iIo4s) within the hours prescribed r =,
law. The following property viz; Inc
",s, half of The n W or Of section 10 80 10
township no 30 north Of range no s', y,
containing 80 6. 100 acres, assessed AZ
being granted to and as the properly o
David Thomas, aad will be sold OF &c
much hereof as will satisfy the state anc
county taxes due for the yoar ieal, ;. s !"
ali legal costs that may accrue .nel'V ~
AM, Of taxes due for said year, 90 cents
n. BUCK, TAG mi
Angus, 6, 1912. I ids prs Tee va
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-08-13

IN Choetaw cepe'y M''',' '.'!. NJ

I. c1ss,aw cspe'y Mls'l"'gp.
I'm so., To- .ai. TO N. hlss' 49, s'a !,
Dc, 6r essh al he e9' ,n,,s.s..be,osph,
Cboe,sw oopslS, W. /" Ssa,sa,be, ns,,,
~ waed.y 'bs 7'h d,y ., N .",s.s,,bsd by
tislN wiih,o The hos ".,,,' Via, IN.
lev. III. following p'Vps ,, ',,.ss.el, A.
YES, hall Of section 20 , ;" ~, .as'.lo,av
q north NJ "oEs no ss.' .. . ",.o,.
s,l gs.loo ncrs', assessed :: .,'.s .,..,
"a 20 and a. the p'cp.,'y, . 2, y IA a," vii
/ n Nnnhall and l. VI Wn'y, ,"o 49,, n"
be sold cf 40 rnoch 'hsso' |" wl'' ~ saws" -,
,Ns state sod county taxes Due Io' 'o'
.sc,oe ,hsrson. AmouN, OF 'Ai'' GU
for said year, ~ 90 cents. -
n, BUCK, TAkeo nj
Aauua @, 1912. 7 ids pre- Zoe siA'
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-08-13
Tar Collectors Sale,
!. rhon,aw County Mississippi.

H. Choc,aw County MISSISSIPPI
will cffsr for sale to the highest bid.
de-, Tor cash a. the court house door o.
o. Tsoo,.a county Mi. at Greensborough'
on Mond.y the 1th day Of November next
TIs4al within the hours prescibed BY law
the following property viz: The west hi
Of the 9 a. Of sec no 90 in township no
On north Of range no ? east, containing
50 100 acres, assessed az being grant,
ID 10 and as the property of Felix EmbIsy
IA will be sold or so much thereof as
w;lI satisfy the state and county taxes
Sns fo, the wears 1899 40 and Al, and al
Is,a cost ,ha, may accrue thereon.
AM, Of taxes due for 1889 40 g. al
$3 O5 cents. :,
II, BUCK, TAG ccc nj.
August 6, ls4s. 7 ids prs fee u o''''
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-08-13
Tar Collectors Sale,
In Choctaw county Mississippi

will Otfrr lot safe uIc hlSHCSI 1AN
der for cash at the court house door OF
Choctaw county, mi. a, Greensborough
on MONDAY the 7th day Of November
mex, Qs13) within the hours prescrl>
bed by law, the following property
VIZ: The north half ofthe e or oil sec
TO Is in township no 81 north Of range
no 7 east, containing 81 o-lOO acres
Amount of taxes due for the year
1911 &C cents.
Also the ar and the hi OF the
sw ar ard the W hf Of the n e ar and
the e hf off, W or ofsec no VOin town
ship no 81 north of range no Z east
containing 400 90-l00 acres. AmoHn
oftaxes due for the year 1871 50 2S'
An assessed as being granted to ant
as the property Of James Zachary 9
WI, Carr, and will be sold or so muc'
thereof as will salty the state an
county taxes due for the year ls4l
and all legal costs that may accru
H. BUCK, T AGE c n
August 6, ls42. prs Zee VII
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-08-13
Tar Collectors Sale,
Tn Choctaw county Mississippi.


Twill offer for sale TO the highest olo.
der for cash a, the court house door OF
cboc,aw county Mi. at Greensborough' on
Monday The 7th day of November next.
us42l within the hours prescribed by law
the following property viz: The vest nj
of the 8 W ar Of sec no 81 in township no
90 north Of range no east containing
70 so>iOO acres, assessed as granted -
and as the property Of R T Bryar'y and
w S Carr, and will be sold or so muct
,bereof as will satisfy the state aud county
taxes due for the year lS4l aud all isga
cos, that may accrue thereon. Amour
of taxes due for ls4l &c cents.
II. BUCK, ia Gee c HI.
August G, 1912. 7 tds prs fee IA doll
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-17
agolttrp.
lIIE GAsI BI.ER,s WIFE.

Dark vas ihe.ntishi, Ho~ dark NOiishtt N
coTdo ,hf htatth he las, faint. sparks expire
sh5grtipg Ne watched he cradle SIDE Fl
F4E him Who pledged hsr Isr. -iast year . ari2.
"ftsEk IT'S his foOt3lepi 10, tis Pas,, n
ETick-tiek .iTIow weariiy The tir,r erawls ont
Why you'd he leaye me tl1os7 He once wss
Ana ! F i, 'iroura last HOY mad How
vgt.r j e, my tst.-isst o.. lis burgers
ss55sep for lhefe is 40 fobi, The founl Is dry
E&altae and etli their SeaFyiag work have dane.
sfY htdrismos; hreak And ihou =, The clock
sttikss.ohe!
Hq:li + he dies 3 ~, he's here; ID,
AFc4 this. fnf this-fe lea9es meto.des7art
Leaves love, FaFes ttuth--his wife his love
II For slhai: Il
TIVE ganfns smile, .iht villain ana the sa4l Il
.iNee I'M noFdqrse-hin,. No. his alI:in vain;
'Tis, i6tg g way: 6ht sbr@ heTFi come again
Aad4 cs0hG Yatv* hind. hes him but for.y9uu
Ny chlld--kis ehitl. TO- feRt =: TbeclotK
.4t stihes TWO. .F
.fllark how lhe. sign-5ostd creeks-tbe winds
Il hoW hY, MI. s.
Moae' Miami A tlrgs swefls4hrough the cldq-
tta 'iis his kheck4 he demes he Comes once
AFis.bdr Inc jAtlfce aaps Thy hope is.o'er. 4
s..c nH.h-4lfseft Is ihas petno~s stay
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-17
3ooIftfraI.
4. pETITIoN
TO n HE GENERAL ASSEMBLY, OF van
GtNIA. =


5000 r
+ ltnt PehAoneff tesfeiIa nat Inc interest ofth
mmfhMealth5lh iheEsIock q me banks irain-
mes Le+isla'n ae u ll>e4igfls 10 ptoiee' me
fishS hfd talefesls q Ief7 e.i.zenS, anq enables
iFlHSe ltS'ibaehnS abi llnslr aGY9ea'fS |" dfaw
at99al' themselves tfiPsS veto Patriotism, and
70 aftlfs's nhSsf re f'elg4t Of 'la'fEesls et re
81 =. cam Ssaie n 'hlhsS "A oehaR Of
WifSh '"g oo'ofs, Ne1Et n"Ft uh9ef sFpft e'tcqmI
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l,e..,.YT,rs h ~ tar ,l,,,LeI sa IepttJa3,no.
nm M h3Ssntiitt,or wb.,raiG NTH aIbsegrr Tafs
Iofinirrest ilfan Ne sayr ID ,be bapk-w6u{d
such an xctiee te Il ft>,ffcaIien.. BIZ no means
ifnis,ra i5res -ora7ay. araitee tirrdft, no eomps
1tttDr' gu" q t4ie ue lt"F"t ~ lhe 4e' ES"!'
II BY lhe banks, Of payment q lbeit nnieS4>t Mat
lbese notes bear no interest. and y Had Avail
+ obitse the banks 70 ir,qAre payment Of 1fles
~ tetf nS utois, which de bear ibEeie>t aRd they
/ VAL 'ha> De l"oSe{s 70 me extent OF lntefsIt on
/ M hedesmed nelf f ttenef etisesisaeir Teine-
lance Y nav 'helf de ana neneefa IAses fnelf
4 nlPae{Rle@. e&pFesSlPas ~. symPalny l1r ihe
1 as4e9T.i's' I'll. ii.
oae t'hef ehlscnPn % resumpil 2 uigsd in
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-17
TI- -T.E7 = -. y =
And Head s. Foot STONES

Having purchased al extensive QUARRY Of
" ip6st beapiifug EAts aad iariIgaiSd MIR
BLEtisU AN extensive msser4pwerto "a y and
polish Win, his prices viii lie Low One
great advantage 10 purchasers Is, that all Stone
will be delivered al h,s risk, wikhoutAny extra
charge
F8t.ETT ERING5 usailyiexs cutsd.
81 aapiieali9n 70 NJ. noratip n. 6alIaher r,
rharlssfomr, tSoSe who may desire any. 81 Tie
Above artieies can be shewn thk lrst %: prices
ISsnd The slisferent plans. lie will aiSo forward
tay orders, eRii9phs, Sc, that aas bedesired-
Or, by addressing him. al Ltiisfsbarg, M5sh.
ngton county, Nd. prders can DE f,Ied without
.delsss
sc5@N.o impositiea need be feared, Is his
prices are uaiiorm.I Il
Januafs4 n. Is4A-Iy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-17
"a GM>E2 ID.

E 1:tDzR, sTD.stY 81 81, Goa H..
EDIE9FE9ffuLLY oasrs IN. sell as.iotiaf.
/ ! = 4EFiess 10 iIe d5tzkns Ut %fllsfssu eotl-
aly. tfeln,ay at Al Iiiass DE found, fexee2t
4~he1 Fd3fe~AlonRiy engaged ] IL lite ttsile6ct
tot Arss| nary Sfaapng hear lie Fix BFanch
Stpr1 III DecsnlAerfc t1s4t p
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-17
g IA 4 ID.

,EEyiIt. issfbscr,bor. efatedli for ihs lI5ftsl
Il l4pkLrbnase.be ts :. terqiyes ff9fl The: IL
zenslol Jefferson and the zaaj rniHB IounEsss
S,endtrsFb them hss staeeke kilabks 3and hofe.,
by,tae {toye as,oriats16. % sperit tbnttnn dee
ofp4irtisge ny lhose hatiaE. eisi1Aas aE ainst
sine vii yle g Press tReai for sltftaept ;5nd
those. aaho kBowS ThsmselyAs .indrbied 10 me-
: WIN Ahe l,FoaHeiyol elofigtg 1lleir .aeeougls
as sobn hS possible. 4 Nv
z Jan I'D - w, J.1IAW kSi
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-17
~ q A2Oe
IE1r. q. N.I Nle,,af,,

n ~ - Hake leetorb b. refms.
fessoua Sery :ces Ia Inc es,sss :, 70
and Btfksfey t-otliil,ss. N, cs
found binrs Ol5ce II Iee{a,so.. 49,. IN, ~. q
fessioAaiIt Engaged '% - tiS-
ian 27% 1912 liz
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-17
Y u q e %.
IB 4. .R.T. Rr0oLe.

tEfAF9Ng Resmanently loea(e4sin Jefferson
.ssl f2q9ty,i respectfully pfers his Pg5psassioaat
ssress4r to HID ei'izrns ofLeetesn ara eTfinits
He niss he fgpaf "a all tunes ffxcepi y bea
protsI sibasils enssseal ~ the residerse N MA
Thoatss1G Baslor, zoe male from, I.eetswp. A
Nof 81 iiaGt. III = n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-17
Nv n. - IfLIN TT a 4o.Tto y ] Va. u :.
SE1lTG GU TE-1T g.

u NJ lillian LoU6aRipGE. respectfully
y iRiorms The ciiitgrs ttIelidlsen, .tafke,
FFedfFifk, sndfadjoiuraE v antics, y no, may
wish 70 mark the gsaSss joftasif iameDted aeS6,,
thai HI sislll pdiinaes TO make and s4perscri5e
4 lion y r6is. Dor, coiuaa, and plan
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-17

DIST RIBtT1bx 7aer THE rUBLIc rsANDs.
This law, as Our readers are s~ars,
provides tbatlthe proceeds of The sa.es@of
the Public Lands shall Be divided smohg
The several Sta,esIia proportion to. the
respective pbpolagson. 10 ls40. frs Civ
ing "a The States wbersin the lands are
situated temper cent The average sales
for the last t%ep,yysaFs have amounted
% oserIoar tnilhohs, snd deducting from
this the expense Of sale and tbe len per
GENT there will retpain saylhree millions
% De divided every year among thd
States. Ii the ratio Of repre- sentatiori
pn5er the late census be hxed \, 60. 900.
each S,s;s will reesiye, in round numbers.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-17
'Eiic E}ioV Iiis NpriR& wills

{ fIi4qtr Roscd Rifee Jor 0lafs4krtsbR, as
iaglf d .tqffdomestit ass7 4iaeSI
'FENttIs Z tabl ehmeat b j 4lrtferSTneIafboroi
u sfenair,1aud = nov ready ld((GRlND mel
KINDS oF yGRAiS,, IN he blst.Rapner( afaa
upon ife. shortest notice, ej<hsr for FamilI use.
Of for afy .Pl LAG Easte1 r.la4keis. The Isu5-
sfrlbeFs hAsing oiPsKAslon ii present toe iii CT
tsto sPecutatiPns gEon Grain, Win be c1uiebtto
grind for teil atKhe regular tats.the Inv aloTs
them aFd WI stand lhe inspection a. Flour
rAade4by tbEm il en- of I'll ahafe markets.
THe;EI&llF NILE IS also II complete
ope rphop, q Rr!ces knawn4 10 their reu4loiners
!. TFer " LAS7ER MILL pitk also Be
attended 10 atIhe prqfef season
The phders gfed would be ilngFsiefaE if thew
fhiltd lp rYtilrn.ther sirceIe thaRks u aliheral
public. naftituarly-to those who stood IL Them
\ through evil al well as lthroue hgnoI 4pdrt;''
and tFsS solicita eo1tinusnce Of fsy1rslnder
the confident hope that ii stIicl aitg6t5oq 10 ia
sines4.iiey wiilIbs able 10 readsx sh$f,e sstis.
facttap tn all who' feel Disposed u Pa4foaizs
(his Well known establishhr1t
Il. BR4tlAM4SNYn DEE,
Is - - % ~ s1i. N.sN fN tsIf ar.' b
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APToaMaY at Law,

ciinFtistaFsla. J5fEersoh County. ir@inia,
q ri TIiI.IElHaneBA 'he 9upetl5r aga taist,or
w qhflss 81 sogjClark and=Fred-
,sFf 4 qF'1pfiesii AID lhs Superior: couft q
La8a6nnf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-17
Mr.. John II. Dlal,tncy,

- ssKe Notice. ,hatba SataSd1ss TIE 1914 sey
i ef .Fssrsrg aeri, at Bslazhooxer's ,aSe m.
Ligifl3sirees, fBs1tnaEe, Mi. between suatsise
sgd sunset, shall take ftie depositioas Of Mr..
~ Y Bryan and VIM. WoSdsi.ie. and will sd
Jsqsn tom Gay ri ~, nhtd aaid dePesaions
ma5 Be eomPleted, y hirh y az be-oGered IS evil
tenfe ~ cause now depe ndias ia ,ho Count,
Court ol jefferson Eoapts. Va. ia which i AN
pIaiDtitF. and you are defends ant. u
( Jaa a1.-4f JOHN sTRIDER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-17
Tmrtke. Grabs, HOLSTERS,
Hi | SaffteeaS, .Ts.ipe, sc. i

OF whatever else ID has line, which wlll conddce
10 ths eradication o. the greatest PicQre-
1 fr9m he STREET order kept IN bis establish.
ulehtga1d hessrather retired lo6siion, thereof,
gsal{men can faiiy epi3s them selves ant pena
IA Agreeable hour Or reltxAlioa from bsisiaess
Thk speedy saieah0 aas sast for MS oysters
particularly oy the nan, ind.lceshim To 0WER
T4ESfRic of tllS or STERS3 to 81 50 pei
cal e.qaiek gale9 and small profits, being hi,
motto. Those gssing Oyster SupperS VIII 6fd il
10 their advSalageta 9iye him a eall ard as The
snhsariher Is Engaged ID NIB otheF business hi
coasequeutly eansdesote all his time 10 the ae'
c2ulnodslion OF has cilSiepfFs
Jas. ]. HARTf..4
! GnhrTeslown. Dee 9, 1871. k5la
v HIN, B. Ia mis- usstef room is kept :
blank bsok in which Nllaisver is wrong abo1l
the establishment can Ne noted down | viii
take Il as partscalar fayef Cor gentlemen 10 dc
sol foFsuD eadesyoF shall be wanting 90 ny
pastfa m 70 please 4ke puaiie ID sSery respect
RsEtaasasiear osdsr Keoats ~. J. H.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-17
ICOlCH .bILKIIW.
&c D. ~ ~ rs MFP.

YHyHEI sdsserissss having sasrpelatea> thsrn-
III lYsttss inlsAe ABOVE -nauied busiaess fssNs
term pLsSears.in GhsF+st9sh, Va, 81 the old
siabdl ef tWeils, tS 81 1Ast tsse yhis opporuai-
y 10 1nfdrm iseiE tfien ADD HE ri, lie. gtntr-
e4ls ataffAsy VIA pc happy torecef,e orters16f
NEW VgcglT1 on REPATRINd.
Ttles Ielena keepEnx eoa4taRlly On hand q
yarlsis oN TEfIICfsE St which lfsrt piedgA tilem
ssgSek AElall be ntades il tbs btst nianner.
Yafr4aLfp t5 stand. @,D5.f
Codr5Es, Filai5y C'arrihges, Buggsss,
ES4tseyy, Barotdc4eS, SCI, .e. y
ran DO haa b a9PIsati9o 81 tbeif e 5aeh Fses
tory Al ltirf ,satlc1 31lose wilhing ID purchase
$gwlll Is Mel 20 EseS thIsFestA ll,sh meat cali.
ms Fpsfhs shall spared III give epl1re sa,!s
faction, Rnd ne pablfe matI test sssuted TIA,
pat5ha'fs 90 pc mi le I'D ~ aeconmodating
terms aSplse1hFfe
.f HtwKs s ROSS.
r. Charles,b I'd, Jafi. ~. 1872!