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The Mississippi lynx. (Panola, Miss.) 1846-18??, 1846-07-11
NOTICE

he subscriber having been appoin-
ted AGENT of the BOSTON and
MISSISSIPPI Cotton Land COMPANY :.
The NEW YORK, MISSISSIPPI and
AKIN ANSAS Land Company; and the
tOSION and NEW YORK CHIC's
AoAW Land Company,-hereby gives
notlce to those indebted l. mer.
the above associations, thu. nr. viii.
lam >. Williams, or in case Of his all.
tence, Col. George Foote, is autbor.
lzed to receive monies, and pass 70.
sleipls for the same, in cass wr;,,o,
cbetler suits the convenience of aying
OF visit fernando, than the office or
the subscriber al Pontoioc. and'spcb RI.
celPts will be received as cash. ON Tho
day OF payment
Mr.. Williams is also empowered 70
make contracts for the sale of lands in
that portion Of the Chickasaw cession
lying north Of the Tennessee Stale line,
In all the counties west Of the meridian.
and IN the counties Of ST. Francis and
CrIttenden IN the State of Arkansas.
ana such contracts will in all cases be
sanctioned and conf rmed unless public
notice should be given 10 the contrary.
As il is the object of the propretors
TO bring their lands fairly into market.
those seeking settlements are invited
to call on the subscriber at pontr no
or Mr.. Williams, at fernando. for GOOD
Oh liberal conditions.
The Holly Springs Guard" and
the Ponoa Lynx" will please conv
for TWO months.
RlCH'D. +. ORNE.
fernando, May 22, 1915.
2l-Q-m
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CLOT HING.

NE undersigned has recently re-
Il ceived at his MERCHANT TAILOR
SHOP, in Pamela, fine lot Of winter
goods, among which are the following
cloths, Cassimeers, Casenets, Tweeds.
Green, Brown and Blue, Snspenders.
Vestings, and full lot Of TRIMMINGS.
all of which will be sold very cheap.
lie also avails himself Of this occa-
sion to inform the public that he is still
engaged in the Tailoring business. and
hopes his old customers, and the nuh.
&c generally will give him call.
Dec. 13, 1916. +. EMMERY
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Final Settlement.

State Of mississippi Pamela Conn'yl
Probate Court april Term 846.
EN!lE undersigned administrator OF
II the estate of jacob Z. Lyon decd.
has filed his accounts at this term OF
the court for final settlement Of said
estate at the. July term 1916 Of said
court. All persons interested can APP
pear if they think proper.
STEPHEN LYON, Admr.
May 9, 1916. 12-6w.
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NOTICE

rs hereby given 10 all persons interes
3 ted in the Estate of Richard w. Tho
mas deceased: that, having filed my pa
pers for settlement with the Probate
Court of Pamela County, so far as my
administration has extended. | shall
at the July term 1845, of said Court.
apply for leave TO resign the admins
tration Of said estate.
WM. w. SMITH, Admir-.
of the Estate of Richard w. Thomas
deceased.
Pamela, May 2Oth, 1916.
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Rangers Notice.

WAS posted by John Ii. Bird, liv
W ing three miles west of Pharsa-
liza, one Bay Mare, with some grey
hairs on her Wethers and some white
spots under her belly, had on when ia
ken up, small Bell-said Mare sup.
posed to be l2 or "A years old, and APP
praised to S25
P. B. JONES, R.p.c.
May 2, 1916. 1l-lf.
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n O I | G e

Is hereby given by me ]. L. NJ. Bob
! bridge, Judge OF the Probate Cour, Of
Pamela county aud state Of Mississinoi
that oil application 10 me in wririnp cv
John u. Brewlon, and EIizabel6 4
Brewton his wife, formerly Eljzabe,b
Z. Wright; by their attorney +. p,
Turner, all Of said county and sralt
who claims an undivided portion, or
part OF all that tract Of land bcirU in
SAID county, known as the west half -
Fractional Section four. Township nine.
Range seven west.
! have nominated John n. Keith,
e. q. Vance, and Albert n. Burdjne
commissioners to divide said rracr or
land into equal shares or portions, and
unless proper objections are stated to
ne at the July term Of said court for
SAID county and state. on the first d,v
81 sad July term. which is the qIsr
day OF july next, the said John II. ko,ih
Il g Vance, and Albert n. Ryrdipn
"l'i then be appointed by me. commits
sionerS to make partition of said land
pursuant 10 an act. entitled AN act. cop
corning the partition Of lands held bv
CoParcenels, JOint-rcnanis. and Ten
ants IN common; given under my hand
and seal, this The 2G'h day Of AnriI
1913 }. i. NJ BRIDGE
- Judge OF Probate.
I. q. TURNER Solicitor for prli-
ionels 15-Q,a
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NORTH MISSISSIPPI
COLLEGE.

The Trustees Of this in
stitution, take pleasure in
announcing to the public,
that they have secured, as
Professor to take charge of
their College, the services
of Joseph Y. Boyd A. NJ,
who is fayorably known in
our country as a faithful, a.
BILE, and successful teacher.
He will be assisted in the
primary department by
James w. Kari, a young
man known to possess the
requisite qualifications Of a
good teacher.
While the Trustees have
all the corporate power of
a college, it is nevertheless
their intention to make the
college, a preparatory
school to the State Univer-
sity, located at Oxford and
students can be prepared
for any class in that, or any
other institution to which
their parents may wish to
send them.
The scholastic year will
be divided into sessions of
five months each. The first
of which will commence on
Monday 5th of January
1916.
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BLACKSMITHIyG

The undersigned having permanent
iy located himself in this place. is
prepared to execute all work in b;s
line, on the shortest notice, and in the
most complete and durable manner
;. Ills Shop IS on the main street lea
ding from the public square to the
river, where he may be found a, ali
times. Pamela, Mi. Jay. Is l845.
2-3w
VIM. E. FARMER.
The Mississippi lynx. (Panola, Miss.) 1846-18??, 1846-07-11
TERMS.

photography, Reading
Writing &c, So per scs.
English Grammar, Geog-
raphy, Arithmetic &c, $l2
per session.
The Languages, Mathe-
MATES &c, S18 per session.
Board, including washing
Lights &c, 81 per month.
Any number ofstudents can
be boarded at the college
in the family of Charles A.
Smith, where they will be
continually under the su-
perintendence of the teach
ers.
The college is located in
Lafayette county, five miles
northwest Of Oxford, in
healthy, moral, religious, &
intelligent neighborhood.
Considerable attention
will be given to Oratory
and English composition.
The Bible will not only
be read in school, but con-
tinually used as a class book
that its sacred principles
may be thoroughly implan-
ted in their youthful minds.
By order of the Trustees.
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NOTICE.

HE undersigned, Administrator of
the Estate Of George w. Terry,
ceased, having, at the Januray Term
ID l845 of the Probate Court OF
Pamela county, filed his accounts for
final settlement at the March Term 4. d.
1915 Of said Court:
Notice is hereby given to all persons
interested in said Estate, to attend at
said Term OF Court, and show cause, if
any they have, why final settlement
and allowance of said accounts should
not then be made.
ROBERT. w. BRARAM. Adm'r
Of the Estate Of Geo. w. Terry iced.
January 25, 1916 3-6w
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FINGERS NOTn,E

WAS posted by ANDREW WAR
Rem, living four miles Norll.. west of
Pharsalia-1 dark bay horse, 6 or 7
years old, 144 hands high, small star
in the forehead, has a small white
ring above his left hind hoof, has had
the fistuIa and swinney. and appraised
to $25. VIM. S. KEITH R.P.c.
April 10Th 1916. 14-3-w.
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The State Of MissassipDjj proba,a

me State Of Miss'sSjppjj Probate
IaffaSatchie Comnty,{ Court
January Term, l845.
~ inns term Of the Court Letters O
81 Administration having been grant
ed to the undersigned on the estate O
Huston Howard diseased, therefore all
persons indebted to said estate. are re-
quested to make in mediate payment.
and all those having claims against said
estate, must present them duly autben
ticated within the time prescribed by
law, or They will be thereafter barred
Charleston Miss, Febru'y S. l845.
+. b. MCDANIEL.
o-ow -4dm'r.
The Mississippi lynx. (Panola, Miss.) 1846-18??, 1846-07-11
kEYEs, WILSON eco,

Is EN- rs, WILSON eco,
COM lssION MERCH ANTS
81 Camp Street, NE " ORLEANS.
SAgOULD again tender their services
Su to theirl-riends and the public ge-
nerally, in the sale of Cotton and the
transactions of Commission business in
all lis branches, pledgeing themselves
10 use every eXertion to promote the
interest of, and render satisfaction 10
those who may confIe business to their
charge.
v have Open Policies Of Insur anCe.
10 cover all shipments oC Cotton con
signed to our address. Those wishing
Insurance will write across the face
of the Bill of Gading. "Iasur NICE rant
I'd" and forward the original to US by
mail. We shall keep all Cotton fully
insured against fire here until sold.
We will furnish our friends with
Bagging, Rope. Family Groceries. &c.
at the lowest cash price. when ordered
Liberal cash advances will be made
on Cotton or Bills Of Ladng. in hand.
}. W LUMPklN is our authorized
Agent, and will promptly attend 10 any
uslnSss consigned to him.
Oct 22d. 4O:6m.
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THE STATE or MISSISSIPPI
Iaitdhaichie County

Probate Court, October Term 1916
| SHALL, on Monday The 8th dav
0! December next, lit being the 2ond
Monday of said MONTH resign my lei
tiers of Administration on the estate
Of William Falkner decd, and make
settlement ofsatd estate with said Court
SO far as have administered. All per-
sons inter estcd are requested to be and
personally appear and show cause if
any have, why such settlement shall
not be made J. T. NJ. DUKE Admir-
of Wm Fslkner.
Charleston Mi, Oct. IA, 1916 T403w
The Mississippi lynx. (Panola, Miss.) 1846-18??, 1846-07-11
A PROCLAMATlON.
10 The People ofMe C ~ ofMemphis
and The Inhabitants of the adjacent
Ea WADIna

HAS just opened New CASH TAIL
ORlNG and CLOTHING establish
ment, on Madison street, near Martins
and nearly opposite the Union Bank.
1t will crafty him exceedingly TO
how his assortment Of Cloths, CASH
meres and Vestings, which he knows
are unsurpassed in excellence in this
Stale or in the United States. 1t will
ofcourse, crafty him more to sell them
and manufacture them. You need on
ly see these goods to be convinced of
their superiority.
They will be manufactured in the
hest manner and in the most lashiona-
bic style.
He has, also, the most tasteful FANCY
ARTICLEs-such as gloves of every kind,
cravats, scar(s and stocks, pocket hand
kerchiefs, suspenders, &c. &c, and a
very choice stock of
READY MADE
The Mississippi lynx. (Panola, Miss.) 1846-18??, 1846-07-11
Inns vent Notice

The Stale of Mississippi Probate
Pamela County. Court
March Term 1915.
WTe, the undersigned Commiss ion
w ers of Insolvency on the es
of Edward NJ Halle deceased, (rtare
senled Insolvency appointed by said
Court ut the term aforesaid, will meel
at the Office of Harrison g. Vance on the
third Monday in each month, to exam
inc, audit, and settle the claims for and
aglnst said estate. All persons holding
claims against said estate, will present
hem within the time prescribed b. law .
JAMES PACKER.
WILLIAM RANEY Com'rs
A. J. HOLCOMBE.
10 6-m
The Mississippi lynx. (Panola, Miss.) 1846-18??, 1846-07-11
Rangers Notice.

AIKEN up by Patrick Coughlin. liv
ing at Birmingham, one Iron Grey
Mare. with a small Bell on, when ia
Ken up-she is about six years old, and
appraised to $45.
p. B. JONES, R. c.
May 2,1846. 1t.tf
The Mississippi lynx. (Panola, Miss.) 1846-18??, 1846-07-11

TIE STATE Of Mississippi,l PROBATE
Taiiahatchie county CoURT,
August term 1915.
THE Probate court Of said county at
. the term aforesaid having granted
TO the undersigned, Letters of Admin
istration on the estate Of William
Fakner decd. This is therefore, to
notify all persons indebted 10 said es-
tale, TO make immediate payment; and
all persons having CLAIMS against said
estate, must present them TO the under
signed duly authenticated within the
time prescribed by law. or they will be
forever barred.
]. T. NJ. DUKE,
Administrator Of VIM FaIkner decd.
Charleston Aug IL 1915. 31-6w
The Mississippi lynx. (Panola, Miss.) 1846-18??, 1846-07-11
Administrative, Notice.

THE undersigned having qualified as
U Adminstr atrix de bonis non al the
February term 1916 of the Probate
court Of Pamela county Nilsson the es-
tate Of John P. Woodruff decd, hereby
gives notice 10 all persons indebted to
SAID estate to make immediate payment
10 her or to James G.. Armstrong, and
all persons having claims against the
same, are required to present them
duly authenticated within the time
prescribed by law for payment, or
they will be forever barred.
SARAH A. WOODRUFF.
Feb % '46-2- 2-6w Adm'trix.
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The State Of Mississippi
Pamela county.

Letters Of administration on the
estate of Jacob Rhodes decd having at
the March term 1916 of the Probate
court of said county been granted to
the Observation-Disclosures is hereby
given to all persons indebted TO said
estate 10 max imnedi-
ate payment, and those having claims
against the same, are required to pre-
sent them authenticated within the time
prescribed by law, or they will he for
ever barred.
ROBERT MARTIN Admir-
March28voI2no66w
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n S O " E N T NOT | G. Z
THE Site OF MISSISSIPPI
Pamela COUNTY.


Probate Court April Term 1915.
We the undersigned Commissioners
of insolvency, appointed by the Hon.
Probate Court oil said county, at tho
term aforesaid, on the Estate Of S
Wood deceased; will meet at the ofic
of Harrison g. Vance in the town
Pamela, on the third Monday in eac =.
month, for six successive months. TO ex-
anime and audit the claims against said
Estate, as is required by law.
All claims must be presented within
the time prescribed by law, or they
will be forever barred.
@. HARRISONl
c. F. VANCE, CONS.
WIN. RANEY)
Pamela Mississippi, April e6lh 1915.
l5-6m.
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REMOVED--NOT FAR.

Dr. HoLcoMBE having. removed his
family to the Sinners Camp Ground,
8 miles east of Pamela, hopes his for
mer patrons and all others who may
wish his professional - soon
The Mississippi lynx. (Panola, Miss.) 1846-18??, 1846-07-11
FER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS

PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS.
photography, reading and
writing, $500
Geography, Arithmetic and
English Grammar, 1000
Nat Philosophy, Chemistry,
History and Composition, As
tronomy, Bellies Lettres, or
either of them 1875
For Drawing, Painting,
Embroidery and NeedIewor
an extra charge Of 80
REFERENCES
Judge CARBRY,
S. ". CARR. Esq.
". HOWARD So
Dr. H. NJ EDN J
Mag. j. ~ HARPER,
STERN SIMMONS, J PRESTON
f. Il. TYLER, Esq,
VIM E. STONE. d"o'a
September 2Oth, 1916. Sc.
The Mississippi lynx. (Panola, Miss.) 1846-18??, 1846-07-11
EhSOl vent tree.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI

PAMELA COUNTY.
Probate Court, September Term, 1915.
WE, the undersigned Commissioners
w Of insolvency, on the estate o.
Thomas W. Watson, decd, represent
ed lnsolyeni,J appointed by said Court
at the Term aforesaid, will meet al
the office ofC. F. Curtis on the third
Monday IN each month, to examine,
eudit, and settle the claims for and a.
rninSf Snil nrtntn
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-08-22

DREADFUL MORTALITY AND SICKNESS ON
BOARD THE VEsUvIUs We learn from the
Nova Scotia Recorder, that H. NJ. steamer We
suvius arrived from Vera Cruz on the l4th inst,
having on board mortal fever, which occa-
stoned the death of one midshipman and nine
Of the crew, on the passage, and thirty-nine are
at present i'll with it. She went round to Mel
vile Island, to remain in quarantine until the
fever disappears, and those suffering are restor-
ed 10 health.
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ri Office. Was committed to the jai OF Car
" roll county, as runaways, on the Slh instant, a
negro man who calls himself ENOCH BONG, about
hve feet six inches high of light completion, MAIN
ed in his right hand, aged about 80 years. says he was
raised in Frederick county. Md, Also, negro wo.
man, who calls herself ELIZA JANE HART, about
Sc years of age, rather dark complexion, has child
about IA years old, says she was raised near Port
Deposite, and formerly belonged TO Washington Hall
and afterwards manumitte by Ephram Hopkins, OF
baltimore, and says she is the wife of the aforesaid
Enoch Boing.
The owner or owners, if any, are requested to
come forward and claim the negroes, or they will
otherwise be discharged according to law
aS2-law3w LEWIS TRUMBO, Sheriff,
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Ameritan Republican,
AND
BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
SATURDAY MORNING, AUG. 90, l846,

r.. Srp.TrEAsURY. There appears TO be
-, ,,onble in getting the machinery OF the
Sub.treasury into operation, 1t Is SAID that lis
,,,oohapisp does not fit well together. There
;s one part the scheme that is really amusIr g.
If oopears. that receivers Of public money are
mt nermitted to deposit in bank, lest the mo-
new should be lost, and yet they are authorized
to receive bank notes in payment until Jahu-
.arv next. This is really farcical. We venture
to assert, that there would be greater safety IN
trusting the deposits in their present dePoSIto-
ries, the banks, than in the hands OF individual
sub-treasurers; but it has become common to
endeavor to excite prejudice against the banks;
and it is to assist in giving currency to this
foolish prejudice, that the Sub-treasury scheme
has been resorted to, and a hard money eurren-
cv advocated. We predict that the scheme
will fail, or be put down by the votes of the
people. Were the paper currency banshed,
and the community confined alone to specie,
the wages of labor would soon be reduced to
mere pittance, and business Of every kind
would suffer a ruinous depression. Nor will
the people long endure specie currency for
government officer, and paper one for them
selves. 1t seem to US most extraordinary, that
at a time when the currency is perfectly sound
and the people well satisfied with it, expert
ments like the sub-treasury should be tried; but
we live in an age of change and experiment.
Unwaned or at least not proiting by expert
ence, we rashly push forward measures fatal to
the best interests of the country, with no better
apology than that they have been recommend
ed by certain political demagogues, who expect
to make capital out ofthem. The misfortune
is that men will not exercise the MODEST facul-
ty which their Creator has bestowed upon them,
reason, but will blindly follow party through
all its snuosites and Inconsistencies. Were
every man to think and to act for himself, de-
magogues would lose their control, and the
country would be governed in purity and good
faith. Incorporate and worthless men would
not be sent to Congress, to mar the prosperity
of the country and to disgrace their constitu-
euts
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-08-22

BURGLARIEs IN LANCASTER. We learn from
Lancaster that there were three burglaries COM
United in that place on the night of the 18th
inst. One was committed on the premises OF
John Martin, fiom whom S4l9 were stolen,
and his mill set on fire, who offers $3.50 reward
for the detection Of the scoundrels. Another
was committed upon the premises off man
named Miller, about two miles from the city,
whence was stolen gun, watch, and about
$40; the other was Mr. Meloney s house, about
halfa mile from Lancaster, of whom they got
nothing.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-08-22

front STREET THEATRE. It will be seen by the
advertisement In to-day's paper that this popular
place Of amusement will open on Monday evening
for short season, under the management of WIN E.
BURTON, ESD, who has secured.a company of extra
ordinary TALENT The beautiful play Of the "Lady of
Lyons" has been selected for performance on the
opening night, in which Mr. and Mrs. J. Waack
will sustain the characters OF 'PauIiae and "CaUde
Melnoile.' The other characters in the piece are
well east, This is the only place ofamusement now
open in the city.
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IMPORTANT FROM VERA CRUz-U. S. Fri
gate Potomac Ashore Health of The Squadron
Santa .9naG. We find the following telegraphc
despatch in the Philadelphia Inquirer, dated
New York, Thursday evening:
The ship Adelaide, Adams, sailed from Ha-
vana OH the 9th Of July, and arrived here this
day A special messenger from Vera Cruz
came passenger in the steam packet to Havana
with letters to Santa Anna, informing him that
the citizens and military Of Vera Cruz had de.
clared for him. Santa Anna, Ahnonte and
Rejon, Immediately took passage in the British
steamer Arab, and proceeded privately to Vera
Cruz.
On the Sth of July, in the night. Commo-
dore Connor's ship, the Potomac, got aground
at Green Isle. BY heaving the guns overheard
she got off and proceeded to Pensacola to be
repaired.
There was no sickness in the American
feet.
The Truxton and Perry were off Havana
but had no communication with the shore, as
the yellow fever was prevailing on the island.
The "Monitor Of the City of Mexico" of
July 28th, says: CAT the latest hour, an en-
press has arrived, as we are informed, bringing
intelligence to the government, that 900 men,
the troops of the United States, have left the
city Of Camargo for Monterey. The country
demands great exertions from all Mexicans, to
defend the most Just of all causes, against the
Ubiquitous invasion, which threatens robbery
and ruin"
On the 10th ofJuly official notice was given
that Alvarado, Tuspan, Goatsacoalcos, Soto la
Marina, and Tecoluta in the Gulf, and MAMA
Milo on the Pacific, are ports of entries during
the blockade.
A lamentable picture is drawn, by Vera
Cruz writer, Of the sufferiugs of the people of
that city, of all classes, who have been driven
by the fear of an attack by our vessels, into the
country, where there is scarcely shelter to be
found-no food, or means of obtaining work,
and at the season when the rains, heat, and
yellow fever, threaten destruction to thousands.
The details given in the article, which is
a long one, are painful to contemplate; and
the reality would shock even the hardest
hearted.
Gen. Bravo has resigned the Vice Presden-
cy, OH account of i'll health.
Fourteen hundred men left Mexico on the
18th fully and Paroles was to get out on the
Thursday following. So says paper of the
10th, but later papers say nothing farther Of
him.
1t has been proposed to the government of
Zacatecas to submit plan for new election
to Congress, to give vigor to national defence,
to preserve the integrity ofthe nation, &c.
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% CHEAP PRINTIne and PERMITTING OF

90 CHEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING OF
every description, executed with great DESPATCH at
he Office OF the Clipper, 134 BALrInoRE-sr,-as
MAMMOTH RuIs Much larger than any other
IA Office can eXscute,
STEAM BOAT EXCURSION,
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS LADiNG,
STAGE s. HATTENS' BILLS,
RAIL ROAD BILLS, &c. Ssc,
Indeed is needless to engmerate, as are pos
sessed offacites with latest styles Of type AMI new
splendid machinery fordoing work, in every style,
in a manner unsurpassed in this city.