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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-02-21
SosssIsDO,.t Es,.esce,.,y

'SOWsN7IO5'I Eb1gECV7V.
TENHE subscribers have now got the above eets
81 bishment in full operation. and are prepared to
supply Southport and the adjacent country, with
ale, Strong Beer, and Family Table Beer: war.
ranted equal to any made in the coun,ry.-Also.
Yeast of the best quality, always on hand
n d Cash paid tor Barley at the Southport
Brewery. SPICER & CO.
Southport, January 1853. 3O-3m
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-02-21
Specie held by banks

Excess Of specie over actual cir
culatlon 1884, 1872
or which the twenty-four banks
in the city of NewYork have
specie 1919, 500
Circulation of24 banks 631.352
Less notes held pa " 9,54S,6S1
OS0 GO
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-02-21
IN ADDITION

ITO the articles enumerated above. have good
i Stock of Calicoes, Tickings Bleached Shirtngs
Red and Yellow Flannels, Cotton lannel, Drlllings
Batting Wadding. Wicking Thread, Buttons, Sew
ing Silk, Twist, Ribbons, Domestic Flannels, Seeks,
Wooden Yarn IA superior artiele) Hosiery, Gloves,
&C. &C.. Also, a good assortment of STAPLE
HARDWARE.
The above Goods will be sold at Low PRIcEs.
E. G. REDINGTON.V
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-02-21
Apple, Pear, Peach, Plum, Cherry, APP
ricot, Nectarine, and Ounce trees:


Grape Vines, Currants, Gooseberries,
Raspberres, Strawberries. Ornamental
Trees, Shrubs, Plants, Hardy Roses,
Vines, Creepers. Herbaceous Perennial
Plants, Bulbous Roots, Splendid Peonies,
&c. &c.
A variety of the above trees were delivered here
last fall, and several loads will be brought as
soon in the spring the season will admit. All
trees sold Will be warranted to be in good order
Prices as follows, viz: Apple trees one year from
the graft, $40, per l00 2years do. $500; older
$40. Plum trees % to 80 cents each; Pear trees
so cts, Cherry trees so to IS Peach trees 12 no 35
according to size and variety; Ounce trees %,
Grape vines %, &c. Nurserymen can be supplied
with the true English hazard cherry stocks at So
per hundred. All orders received before the 10th
of April can be filled Letters requesting intorma-
ton will be promptly replied to.-Inquire at the
Wisconsin House. E. B. COLEMAN.
" B.-I would exchange Fruit Trees for the
following articles VIA double wagon. one SIN
gle wagon, one sett of double harness. one single
do one horse and few cows. f. B. G.
Southport, January 1913. o2-i2w
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-02-21

READY-MADE CLOTHING,
GOATS VESTS and PANrALooNs, made by the
" best workmen in New England and will be sold
at about the prices that the cloth aid trimmings
usually cos, in Southport, by REDlNGTON,
At The Auction Store,
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-02-21
5 A s IL

w ANTED-Wheat, Pork. Butter,
Cheese, and most kinds Of country
produce in exchange for Goods.
W 3. SLOCUM.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-02-21
f II L | L L II Z E S

FOR SALE.
II II E subscriber, proprietor of the Nurse
l. M and horticultural Garden of Peoria, His
having removed to this place for the purpose of es-
tabIishng permanent Nursery in the vicinity,
would inform the public that he furnish the CO.
ming spring, FRUIT TrEEs of all kinds, suitable for
cultivation in this climate, embracing than
three hundred varieties of Fruits OF as choice Sc
ecton as can be furnished in the United States
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-02-21
MilleriSm! MilleriSmll MilIerismrl!

Southport, Jan. 1S43.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-06
crANO.

Upon the South American shore Of the Pacific ocean
and the adjacent islands, is found a substance calico
Guano, which IS supposed TO be the accumulated dung
OF brds mat IN countless myrads range that extensive
coast seeking their prey in the nny tribe of the great
ocean. The ferhzlng effects of the article are well
known TO the PeFuvians, and have induced its
portation six Thousand miles The shores Of England
Occasionally for The las, twenty years, ship load
would find lis way 10 The English ports and although
perhaps the production nlted and the cos, OF
transportation too great 10 permit It become en-
extensive article of commerce, lis extraordinary fer.
,lizng properties render It subject of extreme nte-
rest the nquirinS agrculIurs II sells IN Ensland
for sbou, five dollars hundred weight and from two
10 four hundred weight is used TO the One bush.
e reckoned to be equal to thirty forty of the best
roited stable dung This product has been analysed,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-06
a :. have seen found to consist Of lhose

and it's constituents have been found to consist Of 'nose
ats. an,ct IN ,ce:n discovery has shown 10 W ms
Instrumental IN aiding the growth of vegetable pro
ducts. Indeed, 50 exactly does this substance seem
,ap,ed for the purpose 10 which IS applied IN :. an
at,emn, has been made TO produce it by an af'''cs'
comh,n,,oa Of lis constituents; aud il - yet hopeu'
tha, this a,,emp, will lead to chemical composon'
that will afford artificial manure win all .ne pr s
,artics NJ The ruano, much lowe. price thah me
ra,nr,l n,oduct can be imported. When this article
fresh, Il is sad be of g" grey',h color; Suae
osu.s so,u yes it hrownish cast. IL prooan'y on!
yn.is ,Ia dsno Of cur pigeons aad domestic to"'s
ecause Of the animal food from which Il IS elaborated
sh load Of auano was lately brought INTO the pot'
# r,r,;more where il said at seven ceats pounn
friend no happened to be in The city at the tune,
was kind enough to bring US 'le box OF u, pat o.
which was applied 10 some gerannms ana o'her Psn,s
nv nm, If exoeriment Much we had heard oil ~.
marvellous effects estonshsd at The magical
result, upon our flower bed :, ons;.., :,
r;c,l,nre but spirit of inquiry is awakened that We
are satisfied will never slumbrr until the most as'onsh
ing and gas. satisfactory results are obtained,
IS ~ TS0uthern Planter
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-06

DRlVAfE EDCCATl0S.-Twrnty years have elapsed sine,
commenced the instruction Of YOUTH and but fee
grateful for thu patronage which has heen extended rn
that period The pleasure which it gives mp:ant
seeds virtue AMI knowledge renders this Of the de
lshtul eOds OF my life
lnthe training youth the great points are form
for virtue and Usefulness give them habits Of regular
and close applications and pleasing and agreeable In
order accomplish these desirable objects all pupils
under nv ron" eat at The same table with my family of which
they form aIt and none others admitted Thus
y brought into contact with the discipline, which
aud hn yet parental parake' nearly may be- Of the
vae uniting with in degree The benefit ot public lnuc
when practicable rather than to their fears No pupil s admit
led for shorter period than months unless by special
and years previously of my
family except under extraordinary circumstances None
mted 10 ambe At large and all required to conform 10 The
virtuousy disposed.
mote and retired from the dense opuaton on the margin OF The
city of Washington next to Georgetown, d. c. my Seminary
VIII he for The admission {" youths the Isl OF October
and close the Isl of August following.
The of instruction IL LIBERAL intended to prepare young
Of higher grade The subjects taught English, Latin
French Composition Civil History the elements Of Natural and
Mural Philosophy, the Evidences Of Christianity, Arithmetic
Algebra the Elements OF Geometry Geography thr Gobes and
Tie charge for the scholastic year of ten months 5000 paya
bile halt yearly advance This includes tuition in tie above
branches hoard mattress bedding, towels, fire. candles wash
Rooks Stationery bill and OF education
embraced in the above such other languages music will
be charges In these competent teachers VIII be em
ployed when desired
The Halls of Congress- and of the Courts of The United States
the Patent Office and National Institute and other public build
Navy Yard the Canal OF the Chesapeake and the ONO
the public gardens the various specimens of architecture the
and paintings of remarkable and and the
sembage o. distinguished the seat OF the National Go
vernment objects which will present fine opportunities 10 cx
plnd the mind and elevate the character Occasional visits To
these under special pemson accompanied and preceded h
proper explanations, will obviously have most sautay nfu
ence. Direct 10 me. NJ Georgetown, d. Z.
August e5th, lei3 WI. BRENT, JR
beg and Roger Jones Tench
Rinssod Esq Col VIM Brent! John I"rls ESD and Jsr
!ronaugh ESQ., Of the City Washington, D. C and 10 ociot
Benz o:er and WIN. Robinson, ESQ., Of Georgetown, d. C
Thomas Richie Esq the Hon enj Watkins Leigh the
Hon Peter V. Daniel and Or Geo. WATSON of Riclmond VIZ
GINA; and Gen. John H. Cooke Wnnsvle Post Office, VIZ
gnia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-06
From rae Louisville Public Advertiser. !


We confess, that The spirits and sentiments contained
III this paper, afford us any thing but qualification In
the bad tempered and unfair elections they indulge m
upon the influence and character OF Mr. Van Buren,
they will find that few Of Nj Calhaun's warmes
sdat,ters will We are unac1uainied with the
character aud standing Of those reporting the address,
unacqualnted with The extent of influence they have
with the Democracy Of New York but let il be wha,
il will we can confidently aav that such is NO, the es
i.mnon in which Mr.. Van Buren, is held nv the De-
uocracy OF Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Missouri Tennessee
or kentucky He is held by them (and where will YOU
find body OF self sacrificing mare patriotic
the eternal principles oc as
o able aud lucid nder- &c Their l,y-
az ..t;l Let h.. told 10 us-and told too in I
hackneyed ISLANDERS Of political advcrsar,es BIZ
those who have been his supporters and Tho should
have known him beiter-thal he is 7nercenary crntiu.
non eommi,tai in his political relations or that he IL
wanting in the candor and boldness of character 10
make him on useful and honorrd public macs-
irae. Daring long and evenfu life, when other
public men have sirunk dismayed from the contest,
Mr. Van Buren, has always been found in the van.
battling for the advancement Of ks party lie passed
through thirty years po!itca var, and during thai.
long period Of time, his integrity has remained un-
scathed. We believe that Islander itself never dared 10
.mpeach the purity of his private lie. When his fel
low ci,,zans called him to the Presidency of The na
,ion when the crown had been placed upon the summit
It his iopcs did he ia',cr, did he waver in his attach
ment aud Devotion 10 the Democratic creed, c.
search the records of his on-review with
he eye Of the sernes: criticism all and singular his
public nets, and tell ne, # you find any thing am
1iguous in his public Poicy-apy ching non-eommitta.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-06
A MEN Der.

WHEAT-EARLy SowING-We understand that ma "
Farmers of this county have determined abandon the
practice, which has prevailed extensively for years
past, Of sowing their wheat late barely aiow
time TO vegea,e beu.e the winter sets Tae practice
first adopted in te belief that the Fle would thus
be avoided, but experience has shown that II is not al
ways preeentive-aut If @cre, you'd still bp
questionable whether the policy good ono, ocs!,
TO be contnued for order ~ avoid risk he farmer
certainly the hazard owo other evils either
OF which is equally fatal I" hls hopes-namely,
killing ard rust. The old ms,iot, therefore, ri
ing IN the Spring, Is, perhaps, after ALL the hes aud
certainly IS 'is least haZa!dous,) remedy agains, III.
hy-Stauafon Spectator.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-06

THE TOBACCO CRop -One of the Editors of this paper
TIA yelled The man part OF The Tobacco grow
ing region of Virginia and from all the information ne
could gather by occu,ar demonstration and other
he thinks there cannot be half crop of Tobacco mad
thus year. Lack of plants and good seasons in the
Spring and the first part of the Summer prevented the
planters from planting their usual quantity by al least
third. And in the region ofcounty where the crop
was promising, the late protraced rain has caused
To tire very much and drowned large quantities. on
/ land, having caused many planters 10 cut their
r,bacco green, and thus diminished the quantity oil
good Tobacco more than third Under these cir
cumsiances, are under the impression that there
canno, be half crops Of Tnh1cco made. We never saw
other crops better in this State Lynchburg PirSnun.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-06

ISFIRMARY OF THE RICHMOND MEDICAL COLLEGE
ra,Il ln ion pm for Tie sex, n the following chlse
1 payable advance for The first week.
Wine patients, s. per week.
q ,rcd do
These charges expense Cor medical attendance sur
rica operations bnard, medicine and nursing. :,
The accommodations ample ana complete ~
every respect the Medical College VIZ '
institute daily for prescribed peril d in roao ana III ea
tstinn, without addi nal charge 10 the patien; :,
;,oa omra al the rates fixed above medical aud surgical
under insanity contagious diseases VIII no
be received into the lnirmaiy. ,
" s. MAUPIN NJ. D., President
49,. 2S-wly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-06
MOUNT VERNON RACES.

THE RACES over the MOUNT VERNON COURSE, Alexan
dria. the Virginia side Of the Potomac will commence OF
TUESDAY, the Bird of cobe and continue five days. The 1T PM
and d DAYS shall sweepstakes for 3ycar old colts and cs
Also heats and mile heats for Jockey Chm money
The Of purses &c will be published IN blisAnd On FRI
~, 9Th day of the month FASHION, REGISTER, and RE EST
viii mile hcats for The following pursethe proprietor
1000 and each of the partirs inside Stake Of O
S0J Same day sweepstakes 800 entrance
p mile which the proprietor adds 500. Closed
with the following entries, Ia vii:
lanes w. r. Newly orrc horse Winchester by Clifton
dam t'oneniion old. George w MILAN b.
Dutcc Corcnct, dam Tariff old co.. VIM Duvil
Pierre by anonSy dam by Lafayette years
tnd Saturday, the last day, Jockey Club Purse S250 pei
he added 10 the mile heats free for al
Also day sweepstakes for three old colts and
hllrs that SIS entrance p 10 which hr
proprietor will add $50, and close before the 9Th
day Of October three more To make n race
II has been published in several paprr.. that The mistress OF
turf Miss FASHION, would not visit the Mount Vernon
Course this Fall assert positively she will he here, and wl
the Mount Vernon Course, Friday
day and should she die In the
intermediate time, Will preserve her noble hody and exhlt
that day Therefore, those wishing To have sight Of he
shall he disappointed whether she is dead or alive
WM. MEasON, Proprietor.
It'd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-06

| AW NOTlCE-fhe subscriber has ice Ia IN,
IL basement stony OF his residence the nh and
streets opposite the Office oil the Mutual Assurance Socciy
may be found at his Office when attendance (a,ain 70
simedl on some al the Courts Of the City.
TO CLAIMANTSThe subscriber an interval of some
years, again tenders his claimants
len of the United States. The NrrHla .vu
onay services, or any other demands, we!e
contracts or othcrwise His In such
Claims may enable
ed To refer 10 lite sources of the information necessary
them The advantage ot that enperiencehs IL al ary wih
the subject anj dllgen, attention. stimulated by
of beginning his life Of willing pledge
10 those who may employ hn-for moderate compen
ton, or such reasonable contingent agreed
Urged by such strong inducements pledges ndg
try and energy he have e1e;ted His residence aud
office 9Th and streets the Swan Tavern. Letters
addressed To him viii he punctualIy attended TO-
Richmond eth Oct. 1912 id-ly THOMAS GREE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-06
POETRY
!. MICH WI nrM.rss rxsusc."
A NOON SCENE.

A raIzE poEN.-Bf W. c. BRYANT
The quiet August noon is come,
A sIunibernus silence fills the SKY,
Tho fields n. st,l!, the woods are dumb:
In CLASSY Steep the waters lie.
And mark Won soft, white clouds. that rest
Ali I'VE our vale, moveless throh.'
The cattle on the mountains breast,
Enjoy the grateful shallow long.
ON. how unlike those merry hours
In sunny Junc wien earth laughs out,
Vheu The fresh Winds make lave TO flowers,
Aud woodlands sing AMI waters shout.
When the grass sweet VOICES talk,
And strains of Tiny music swell
From every mass cup"f the rock,
From every namelcss blossoms oeii'
Blu, now, "a joy too deep for sound,
peace no other season knows,
Hushes the heavens, and wraps Tue grouhu-
The bless ~ OF supreme fepose.
Away. win not liz to-day,
The only slave of Toll and care.
Away from desk and dust, away.
III be as idle as tie air.
Beneath The open sky abroad,
Among the plants and breathing things,
The Sunless, peaceful works of God,
IN share the calm the season brings.
Come thou, in whose soft eyes see
The gentle meaningof the heart,
One day amidst the woods with thee,
From men aad all their cares apat.
And where. upon the meadows breast,
The saa low of the thicket lies,
The blue, wild flowers 'hou eatherest
Sal! glow yet deeper near thine eyes.
Coms-whcn amid the calm profound
Turn those gentle eyes Il seek,
They Xix. the lovely landscape round,
Innocence and p hall -peak.
Rest here, beneath the unnov'ns shade,
And on The silent vai.ys gaze,
Wind NJ aid widening iill they fade
In you soft rug Of summer haze.
The village irr.s their SUBMITS rear
Still as It's spite; aud yun!er flock,
AT res, in ihose calm neds appear,
As circied IRON the liele>s rock.
One tranqu'l mnnnt tue scene DER ooks,
There The hush-d winds their Sabbath keep,
While a M h IA frnoin bees and brooks,
Comes family ike the breath ot sleep.
Wen might he taz-r drear:, that when
Worn With ihr Struggle and the strife,
And ncirf : OK at th' wrongs of men,
The good iorsanc The scenes OF HE.
Like this deep quiet, that awhile
Linc.fs The Lovely lant-caDc DER,
Shat hr TIE peace whose holy smile,
Welcomes hun 10 hap ,er shore.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-06
RIl.lIAKnSnN & go.

RICHARDSON 4 CO.,
LAVE received by the hchard Anderson from Liverpool
direct. by ON the Northern cities, great va
han Fail Dry G0odswhch makes their
stock complete consisting in part Of
Cloths and vestincs.
Fanncls blankets and napi rolIons.
Plains kerseys and ns.ys.
Padding, prints and domesticsvvh many fancy goods
AsoBnsses, Threcpt, Ingram ard Venetian Caretings
and Rugs.
Sept. s. 5i-iUt'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-06
ruIcp,r,oy To VIRGINIA

EMIGRATION TO VIRGINIA..
1t s stated III HE papers, that the Hon A L. Foster,
c. from Madison in tins Stale, has purchased 900
OF land in Virginia So 90 acre. and that
Mr.. Townsend, of Buffalo, now S-rgeantat-arms at
Washington, has also purchased farm in Virginia,
and that both intend to settle there CnitioatOr.
Virginia "stock'' is undoubtedly rising, and the
i'm gra,ion is rapidly overbaancng the emigration,
OF which we used 10 complain. Such ia the effect Of
s.the sober second thought Of the people
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-06

SCHOOL BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS, PAPER, &c
= MITI DRINKER MORRIS receiving their usua
- Fail supply of BOOKS AND STATIONERY. County Mer
chants dealing line of business, will find esab I'll
selected Stock Of Paper Bonnet Boards Ink, Quilts
Steel Pens. Blank Iooks. &c. &c
Blank Books viii he made any pattern at short notice.
We prepared all orders in the line with which
we may be favored. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-06

1886 prizes, amounting to Sl,H9,l'c
rs number Iotery-i3 drawn ballots.
Whole Tickets SlO-Q Quarters S5-Eghhs 50 So
Certificates packages this Magnificent Lottery
can obtained a. follows
Certificate Package Of &c Whole Tickets, $3.50 on
9 &c Half 100 on
96 Quarter Us NJ
EIghths ~ 81;
In this Lottery 6O76 tickets which, divided by 2
gives only packages The whole lottery the
re purchases certificate of package, has chance
chances Of drawing the grand capital OF 00O0
chance .463 of drawing either the S6J0 capital the
capital prze. chance in 975 of drawing The $50 600
Sl4 % prizes 5s5 drawing
$50 OO0 3O0o, iS of the 900 prizes and
CHARGE in % of drawing either sl0Oo 200 500, 0OD
tO 100 $780, 5000 10 900, IA, 06S 30 900 dollar
vim The Grand Caia Prize of SGJOOO and package ma!
contain frsi four Capital Prizes, amounting Ia sl4000
ar for Tickets aud shares and Certificates of Packa
Is IN above Splendid LOTTERY will receive the prompt
tenon, aud account Of the drawing will be Immediate
~ after all who order tickets from Address
J. C. GREGORY & CO.. Managers, Richmond, Va.
Sept. 10 3s -2lwId
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-06

nRS. PERRY ( HAMLiN'S vERNF;Gt"
rINIS invdlia Medicine ha- acpni I'd "a tho south 'td W.
The apfcrion OF Dead S'"I,' ffom It's great pf5hii
sud unpsrailcl certainty % r!t-c;
The exceeding small Guanit, "i Ne'ic'ne required 10 '
existence ut wum> or o. icmosc 'g one from ~ -is'N
operating in wi hou AID of any pnrlte ~
generally without repeating dose tose her WIN be pH
safety q il Ia " administered T. he youngest cii d, c'h'
al The Tlla disc vcrie> ri - Tn 10y ~
quantity be- given Ia suit almost AZ!
The cheapest medicine now before ili- pui lie.
Prepared only by PERRY K HANLIE
WILLIAM EMACx. Bal;iInas,
SAML Z. DOVE. Richmond, Gen. Ase''
BRaGGS THOMAS, pc,rrsanr:,)
Aug. Is -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-06

ASTONISHING EFFECT OF GuASo-At the recent
exhibition of the Massachusetts, Horticultural Society
IN Boston, the Transcript says thaa promising object
of attention. was the produce Of two seed of siceet corn
planted by Z. Teschemachee, in the Public Gar
DEN Charles street, the 18th of May last in poor
sandy soil One without any manure product, one
stalk, ear-weighl a 10 The other, MANFRED with
Guano-produce eight good ears and four five use
less ones -weigh. eight pounds. Only two spoonIulls
of the Guano were used on the hill These specimens
were taken from small piece planted with corn a, the
same time In every other hill manured with Guano,
the effect is the throughout the whole
baltimore Farmer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-06

AND FOR SALE offer for sale the Tract OF Land which
IL reside county uf Amelia. containing ta3 acres,
original growth and fine tobacco land 60 Of
bottom drained and productive The feared land
good quality and Of Improvement The build
Of cling with six and huiit o
kitchen smoke house, house
crib, erlnary, stable use, Ill flannel
necessary iuiii inss, II! ID goo! p Th,
lind ri;ls ffom Point Mills, miles Clement
Tom MIs and n,.lrs North 81 the amelia Srrlng-.
TH0IAE WILEY.
Sept. Is 31-w!s