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OR, ORGAN PIANO FORTE

M uaasfnsnsd havi~ BEEN appoin.i BY Me--r. Sunn.
- 'lars. New York. Agent m TIM, e,x m, h- =. a. 49,.
newly nSen'-d xoAN PIANO FoKrE le-p. con.,ar,y a.,
ale suppy of th--- Ir-,runent. '' W.
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t-nt'on throughout ooenry Enr1-I Ia. n,, s..
urnaisd IN It's advantages num-rou. t.yl. go
have spontaneously appeared the public prinis
The eonil a,ion Of IN. Pta,o -or,. - ID.
aderainm long ~usht for Th- Inventor NJ o. 81 Coa,n h,.
saeesssfsy oor-uB.lnsted Combination afford - ~,
f The facility of producing the eaher NJ b,h m m
heh" 81 VIII iis application impair. the tom,
or contradiction Of Tho Fan Forte the simplicity or IL
ehsnis warrants ta- remain perE,e, for
Forte. " "s N-' ''@h"
Ihe hntan can be at - Piano Porte N,
an OF from sioo accord NJ TO m. .un., q, -
In addition 10 the ezpenses Of transportation
ne unisssned PREPARED the tiap
rhno fofies NJ IN have hs orm-r attached
h Constantly receiving Pain Elesant Pano P,,- fou
the above sold at rodeon o,,
ohef prices and upon good
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Jane, Heath Esq, Auditor Public Accounts chino,
8. ~ Parker. Esl, Ressier Land Once Va.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS

hshNs LBhfs Lans of fsek-t. a.opd nd
~ o~ans ~h commence iA-ir sepis usb-
ana va Dc eotrpo>rd of thu follow
-'1.e nn.nEiok. Capt HsAs HosIos
nIH ohi.khNs Capt W.. ssIrs,
bfN "cSLrhiNE, Capt Jo-.
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hAvns vep superior Aeeonnsodaton cabin aud .,.ra-.
paDSSs'" sPpyo J. fiSIiER q sON, OF
+, q. HASkiNs T. LIBBY.
An height from tr county ve.-l. win be
wharfage. an
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saNuEI HANSV, See etap.
The subscriber Agent the apoys COMPANY Is p,rpatsi 40
receive applications for L Isutanes og periods
named viz ter yean, for life ard any
exceeding $40 900 single life The
Of the intemrd ate noteg
veil NJ all other information sting
insurance. will also b" made appl
Iases offered by this Company believed he cqu,
superior to those offered BY sny oi-I a. OF Great
brain. "A n CIV ATuNEy
Physician tn the soeety-,h- Family Physician party
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REM0V AL.
JOSEPH BONAVITA re.nec,I,ll, ;nc,,,,, l.;

JOSEPH BONAVITA respectfully informs his
" frencs and the pabLe generally th nc la. rems,d ss
Confectionery a. yaaSi stSse
n NO l5l 70 No " Wesl Main next DOM 10 y,s.
Nan irwsmiih n Co ard opposite Tho. p Pree
'oI ~hrfe d. hOp-s BY strict merit con
tinuanee Of their faytusL 49,
'onstan'y bAn' choice Assortment Of Pr,nb
'es aid AZ '-f KIN OF his
tehef ss-oieni OF thing hne frssh and
re>c'N"' Of all sBds French Fancy
Having lately returned from North with arK. and ne
Stock OF .oo he may favor him with can
that the quality and price cannot fail - o.. Ise
NJ subscriber returns his
patronage linn fur the ysAr and viii lie aa
W 10 ser them at HE Store better prepared 10
them - ''Nr
Country A=TssahH wouAi 10 well To cali On hm
JOSEPH uOSsvTA
No. 70 west Main Street
% Richmond, Va.
Corls SufERIOk HOS SAFES xaIraI ted 10 stand Ioncef
~ IN The hre than u--aieiy tested IN TIE a.
hr- At PntsLUTg,
Pns<zUs 10Th May, lsl5
DO hereby criiJ the iOh Apt when my ofRe.
- tais ey w. dso Ell b. tie
seee &e were pie-s'ed perfectly ur-d although in ts
mdd OF the nsmes dlnEs the WHO'S peroi awful
on by an Asbestos FHe Proof Chest manufactured BY Jhn
ALIEN A. % 4, rp
lAr r. IS IN Exchange Sro.er 4. a t.rxe business
lis soHoa from of was bun-d
o1t some time since siHes in Baiiimotr
Mr.. SCOTT. Baltimore:
sr'-s-eing esn5eai. your A-S-.o. Chest. pub
h'h-i IN The Pairo; Of tn IAN hereby
NJ OF others A Ind all my ooos. bank money prs-
rf'ei 10 one Of yoar chests yOrs respectfully
John CARBON.
~ A Agents for tbs manufacturer Ianish safes OF all
st1ea " WILLIAMS l. HANAII.
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NUMBER lOs
BALTIMORE LOCK uospIr.I

DR.. JOHNSTON,
o. NE Royal '"Here Of sarr-oas Lc.rs,,ss NJ m.
"sr IN the Cs-d states an S,.r..-. s.,
70 'hs human Frame but moro especially a
exErsIs DISEASE,
when the ssubied and mprud-ni v.tary OF p,-,.,v-
lms,ssd the seeds OF n-palfui tho osse. nee
applying m tsose Who from education s-sp>et.ss,s,
once e.fnena hun delaying tin the :, a,ue...
horrd disease make their a. sesrss-S - s
d-.a.d no-- nocturnal s.s -. s.
ntht deane-. nodes the shin sru- -
head lace and -rrem.- progressing with f,,-ssS-,
IN % ne ps~s OF The noaA o' the so.-. -. IN n.
commiseta''on I'll Death PERIOD dr-.Sr M e
therefore DR. JOHNSTON pledges hin-.n 70 sA
'oas. secrecy and from hIs practice 4, n G.
'. and esdy cure 10 I'll. unfortunate veii .. I'M. 80 -
ds.ase owing of irno.,.t =. -. ssrs
s WA, ssaay poison mercury ruin the eossrsoa ssS &c.
INC unfortunate sufferer TO unt<y savs or =. -.
FATAL MALADY.
% TAXI NoTIcr-1ho.. person. Who h.x. ,..,..
SOLUTIONS BY certain practice speedily cured 80
,,I PAT, TIA. young man the hope country ..d u.
eroyasa,. Of III. by tn. n--qu-Hee, jevIa,nr 6o. ~
ss,s as ,naasins in esn 81 Habit sseh psrs.. -
MARRIAGE
requisite. to prne eoanusa are the necessary
sauy 10 81, ~ -.a pru,se, the prospect
pa nd hed with The GeasehoIy reflection that ,r se
a'o'h-f becomes btrlted our own --S'"e~ u
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY
Dr. J. addresses young nv Who Lay, 49,. -,
y prissi, and improp-: indulg-rsss.
'ArorENcE-w&AkNEss OF THE GENITAL
s u sifS h1~s he psAaY fs~sensy pssd ), thu.
wsg sss ea- ,sn OF hesns. hsr Yosss ,.rs
III ehee that may en-ue Although impoency oeeur. - -
ure dsposss the gravel and fos, no sns
yet the abuse Of the organs. by -..-ix.
hon particularly the latter Is the ftequ-n e.u-
procr,ans the se wa @ 70 deny thai
vi'E than by the beside. BY prr.s,s @
tense 'he digestive functions as..sed and ~. os,,
menia powers weakened " fequsu, nd too s,r,r
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WoRrIIAM, MeGRuDER g. co off,, e.,

WORriiAM. MeGRUDER & co. offer for
w sse- VIM '"'
II boIes Loaf
-. hhns =. and ~ Groin Mo'ss 60 part prim.
'fo sass kio, iArura. aud be.t old Law. Coz.
. iEA-eunpo~der Imperial and Bach
~ hhds zine wea-rn Baeo.
200 bbls No. NC. IIsrras.
10 do Nc. family 70. 1,
$50 do family Flour
100 bor,s sIio and l0ris Chs
20 On ssap
- do sperm and patent sp~,m A.
1000 kegs Dup sponisr and bla,,iss Po-J.,
'o .a' good AMI coed damaged so- Leather
tjns Shot
IS boxes Tia Plate
1000 lbs spsfsr
500 sacks salt
$40 hs best Engii.h sl,oe Thread
l20 Now seotia Grnd ssou-.
900 hess Nai~. Assorted, ffom Lily 10 ;o,,
essks Coppcras
Sperm and whais OH
eeroon Indigo
10 bags Ginger
10 do Pepper
P'nenio, Mace Nu,np-r, and Glove,
Pure Cider vsssar
100 bushels CIo,.,
Herds Gas AMI Toaly do
nta S"fos CouoI Vans. Cotton Lines
Lime and Ground Plaster
$50 hrte aud general assortment of roa. R.ru,h,
county and Trsd~rar, Of ali .rre.
rough Plate. and Sheet Iron
hAes-simmons ane Bar make
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american do, Cast suei
Nail Rods. assoit-d siz-s. -,
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TO ALL persons interested in the
j lands, tenements and herditiments
of E. II. Garrett, decd, the East / Of
Section %, Township 9, Of Range 6
West, you are hereby cited TO be and
personally appear before tho Prob ate
Court of Pano!a County, to be held at
the Courthouse thereof, on the Sd Mon
day Of September neXt-then and there
10 show cause if any you can, why an
order should not be made TO sell the a.
bove described land, in Pursuance to the
petition of Asa Love, administrators Of
The Estate of said +. II. Garrett, decd.
Witness The Hon. J. T BUHBRAGE.
Judge of the Probate Courl ofsald eo9n-
~, the sd MonCay Of J4ly,.A. y. 1915.
20. 3w.
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n q t ice.

Robert Powers, Administrator of til
Estate of John Powers, deceased, haf
filed his accounts at the August Tern
of the Probate Court Of Tallahatchit
county, for final settlement of said Els
tate at the November Term, 1914
said Court.
Notice is hereby given to all interest
ed to attend and show cause, if any they
can, why final settlement and allowance
of said accounts should not be made.
ROBERT POWERS, Adm't
of JoAu Poooers, deceased.
Charleston, Mi. Aug. 12, 1914 q
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Administrators Notice

LETTERS of administration With
the VIII annered.l having been
granted to the undersigned, at the
April term of the Hon. Probate Court,
of pamela County, on the estate Of Will
lam Bo, les, deceased.
Notice is hereby given To all persons
indebted to said estate 10 come forward
and make Immediate payment, and all
persons having claims against said es-
tate, are notified to present the same to
the Undersigned, duly authenticated
within the time prescribed by law, or
they wilt be forever barred.
JAMES NJ. LAMB. admr
Of the estate Of VIM. Boyls, deceased.
l9-e.W.
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Admins traitors Notice.

4 ETTERS of administration having
u been granted to the undersigned, on
the estate Of John F. Oliver, deceased,
by Hon. Probate Court of Pamela Coun-
~, at the May term, A. ID. 1916.
Notice is hereby given to all persons
indebted to said estate, to come forward
and make immediate payment nd
those persons having claims against said
estate are notified to present The same
duly authenticated within the time pre-
scrlbed by law, or this notice will be
plead in bar Of the recovery.
DIONY SIOUS OLIVER. admr
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As it shall be unexceptienabIe in all re-
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that kind Of well-wriltcn miscellany
which will render it eminently quail
fled TO supply the wants Of both city
and country misunderstanding an a.
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matter ola more solid and important
character.
The editorial department has been
placed in the hands Of q gentleman
whose abilities and experience as an
editor an writer are well known by the
American public. In discharging the
duties connected with that department,
ne will receive, aud unite with his own
time and personal attention, the aid of
some Of the best talent in the country
Arrangements have been made for
an extensive Home and Foreign Cor
resTondence, and Writer'S Of eminence
are engaged TO contribute in this man-
ner sketches Of men and society with
portralturCs ofall the variety Of custom
and character to be found in various
parts ofthe world.
A striking feature in the general
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will be its bold and graphic
SKETCHES OF METROPOLITAN LIFE.
There will appear from time to time,
illustrated by engravIngs, and will form
a rev era in the developments Of So
ciety, civil, social, and domestic, polti-
cal and public life. The evils abound
ing in fashionable society will be I'M
masked, the deep degradation Of the
abandoned made visible, the spiait Of
RIGHTEOUSNESS which prevails to an "a
farming extent in all classes of the COM
munity, walking abroad at monday
with bold and independent air, will
be rebuked and held up for public gaze
and, in fine, public abuses and private
evils, of whatever nature or name, will
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lie with paper which shall be unequal
ed, in any attainablc point Of excel
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THE RINGS OF SATURN.

CINCINNATI OBSERVATORY Aug. 6, 1945.
Messrs. Editors:-The apparent fl
gute Of the rings Of Saturn, is con-
stantly changing to spectator on he
earth's surface. If it were possible 10
look upon these rings in direction.
such that the visual ray would be per :
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be seen 10 be exactly circular; owing
however, to the relative position of the
plane OF the rings and the plane of the
earth's orbit, we can never see the rings
OF Saturn in the shape OF circles. Their
usual figure, as seen from the earth, is
that of an elipse, more or less elongat-
ed, according as the plane of the ring
passes at a less or greater distance
from the earth. Once in about Is
years, at which time the edge Of the
rings passes through the earth, at which
time the edge. of the rings is turned to
wards the spectator, and becomes inyi
sibe except in instruments of the very
highest power Ii is on such occasions
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SHELL, THE IRISH ORATOR.

A writer in the United States Gazette
tells the following good story in rela-
ton to Mr.. Shiel, the celebrated Irish
orator:
lust now said that Shiel always
wrote his speeches. |, is also we'll
known that he is in the habit himself
OF furnishing the manuscript to a GER
tain journal for publication Indeed.
would be workiof great difficulty to
report Shiel-for his sentences are so
involved, and they are uttered with
such amazing volubility, that he almost
sets short hand at defiance. Some few
years since, ludicrous mistake occur
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mt IoEUrc or M % tootI,t,ef r-a,-r5t..x,

20 0'V''V q -E@1 'o' o0'Ff1F{ II ,7t5saso
IaUddaichie County, Court
January Term, 1916.
at this term Of the Court Letters of
"a Administration having been grant
ed to the undersigned on the estate Of
Huston Howard diseased, therefore all
persons indebted to said estate, are re-
quested to make Immediate payment,
and all those having claims against said
estate, must present them duly authen-
ticated within the time prescribed by
law, or They will be thereafter barred.
Charleston Miss, Febru'y 5. 1915.
P.B. MCDANIEL.
5-6W Admr.
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DR., A. J. HOLCOMBE.

Thankful for former patronage, con-
tinues to offer his professional services
to the citizefis of Pamela and the snr
rounding country. He hopes that his
success in the treatment disease during
the past season, will enttIe him to a
l;berabal share Of future practice. His
charges will be moderate, and liberal
discount allowed in all cases of prompt
,avnoent. 1-tf
PANoLA MI. january II, 1s45.
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fer Memphis at | O'Clock tine same DAYS
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day evenings, at o'closk, and departs Tuesday
fnornin s at O'Clock.
The Mail from Caroltaa, arrives Thursday
evenings at O'Clock, ani departs on Monday
mornings at O'Clock.
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nings at 8 O'Clock.
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nngs at o'clock.
Tho Mail for Memphis closes on Tuesdays
and Saturdays at II O'Clock noon.
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Administrators Notice.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
rALLAHATcHIE COUNTY.

TALLAHATCHIE COUNTY. $
Probate Court, April Term 1916.
letters of administration having been
granted TO the undersigned on the es-
tate OF Ann Hubert deceased, at this
Term Of the Court.
This is therefore to notify ali per-
sons who have claims against said es-
tate, to present them duly authenticated
within the time prescribed by law, or
they will be forever barred. Those
indebted are requested TO make imme-
date payment.
ROB'T. F. HUBERT. Llmr.
Of Ann Hubert deceased.
Charleston Mi, April 10 1915.
Ii-7W
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TO THE PATRONS OF THE
REGISTER

The undersigned having purchased
off. A. TYLER Esq. the IVeekis Regis
ter Office, deem i, their duty to address
themselves TO its Patrons and the public,
in relation &c the manner in whlchlt will,
in future, be conducted.
In thus assuming the high duty oil
conducting putslc journal, they may,
perhaps have presumed too much upon
their abilities and the indulgence of the
public: but they feel assured, that il
application and unremlttlng attention,
be the chief requisites to ensure the
patronage of liberal and enlightened
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be certain.
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that party, we intend TO do battle, wheth
err victory perch upon our standard, or
defeat and ruin rage around US. We
hold the principles Of the Wing pdrty
I'd be the true principles of the Govern
ment-the principles handed down TO US
by the sages offs.
Although the result OF the recent con-
test has proved most disastrous to us
although our banner has trailGd IN the
dust--although its 'stars and stripes
have grown suddenly dim," and our
atmies routed and scattered, eVeFy
where, yet, like valiant soldiers, we
will snatch up our banner, and brush the
dust from it's folds; and rally for anoth-
/ er contest.
The Register will not be devoted ex-
cIusively 10 Political intelligence. AS
oyariety is the spice of life" we intend
TO amuse and delight ouI readers, while
we shall at the same time publish what
will both edify and instruct and as the
publishers will confine their attention.
exclusively to the business OF conduct
! inc the paper, they may venture 10
nromise their subscribers an interest
mo journal. For the next two years a
no1iiical contest for the Presidency is
not TO be anticipated; and, during snch
time. we intend to strive by all means
70 please our patrons of both parties
always giving all fair chance 10 De
heard, excluding personalities and CIV
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S3 90 in advance. ,,r,1
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F. Y. Rocket.
Pamela Dec, IA, 1914.
all annear from our head; we
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GREAr AMERICAN FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
N. ". Saturday Emporium

WEEKLY MISCELLANEOUS JOURNAL.
OfLilerature, Agriculture, the Mechan
ic and Fine Arts, Political Economy,
Criticism, Metropolitan Life, Do
nestle and Foreign News, Politl.
cal and Commercial lntelli-
gence, Statistics, Tales, Po-
* etry, Music, EngravingS,
&C., MURAL in poll
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q A s II 1 /

Liberal Cash advances made by A.W
Armstrong and VIM. P. Brooks on ship
ments of cotton, shipped to our friends
MaunselI White & Co.
W. P. BROOKS, agent.
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Rpr7Ep BY EDMUND B. GREEN

The subscribers have made arrange
tnents for publishing in the city oil New
York, weekly newspaper, to be called
he 'Satur day Emporium" 1t VIII be
printed on a folio sheet of the largest
dimensions, embracing thirty SIX col
umns of reading matter. The quality
of the paper and the typographical exc
cu,ion will be ofihe most superior CHAR
acter. The first number will puPlish-
ed On Saturday Jnne 80.
As full, comprehensive, miscellane-
Gus newspaper, the Emaorium shall not
be surpassed by any other IN the Unl-
ted States. twill embrace every thing
that can be brought within the range
Of the newsgatherer, the literature' Tue
letter writer, the poet, philosopher ans
critic. 1t will present daguerreolype
view Of life as It is-men as they dte-,
matters and things as they seem; a"u
nothing shall be wanting to make i q
I desirable
NEWSPAPER FOR FAMILIES.
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A WEEKLY MAGAZINE
Of Tales. Poetry. legends.


WIT, ROMANCE AND ART,
Edited by SEBA SMITH, ead Published by 5, B.
DERN Go. Ma l23 Fulton ST., New Yo,k,
Without intending or wishing TO dis
parage ether works, the publishers
plead guilty TO the charge 81 attempt
ing to make The Rover the best. the
cheapest for the price, among the Yari-
Gus periodicals Of The country. Each
weekly number contains sixteen large
puges of beautifully printed choice mat
ter, with u beautiful steel engraving,
md is dene up in a highly cmbeIlish-
ed illH.rtnated cover, making two VOL
umes yeur, comprising $50 pages and
so steel plates.
The work has. now lived TO an age to
give it i'll some degree q character TO
sprak tor itself, and 10 Warrant Couf
dence in lis stability. We prefer not
to sound orr own praises, but let our
works, if they will praise US. We
have labored hard 10 make magazine
for the great mass OF the community,
that should be the best thai could posi-
bly be offered for tho price, combining
amusement with instruction, dissent
auting taste for the arts and encour-
aging wholesome and elevated lltera-
ture.
How far we have been successful IN
the attainment Of these objects does not
become us to say. That the Rover has
heen sustained by the public, through
it's infancy and up to tho present time,
although left 10 make It's own way IN
the world without any extraneous AID
pr influence, is q recommendation OF
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NOTICE

Is hereby gwen that pefrion will be
presented TO the Commissioners Of Car
roll county at their March Session. Is45
PRAYING ipr an alteration 10 the road lead
lcg IRON Hardesiy's Mil TO Canton CON
mcncing Tor said alteration allhe west side
Of Armstrong; Run, 10 the lane Of john
Reed. thence running through the lands
Of said John Reed 10 q south easlerly
direction to a stake in the road now
travelled, between the aDds nf said
Reed and Harde.iy; then south along
the west side ol the los in the town oi
Malvern, on the lad of said IIaroesiy
to The west end Of WOOD street IL the
town of Malvern aforesaid. thence East
along said street to where it inteEoGcts
Paris street in SAID town.
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