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PRACTICAL SURVEYING.

TENIIE undersigned begs leave to inform the pub
II lie, that he is now fully prepared to attend to
all calls which he may receive in the capacity of a
Surveyor Of Land, Locator Of Roads, Sc. Hav-
ing furnished himself with new Instruments of the
best quality, and having considerable experience,
he hatters himself that he may still have con,nu-
ance of the tavours of the public. For qualifica-
tions reference may be had to L. Waddell, ESQ.,
Principal of Staunton Academy.
o. Address, Middlebrool Augusta County, Va
JAMES Ill. CALLISON.
March 25. IS47.-6t*
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SLAVES FOR SALE.

IN pursuance of decree of the County Court of
Augusta. at the March Term, lS47, the under
signed will expose to sale on Thursday the 22nd
day of April next, at public auction, to the highest
bidder, at the residence of James Poage, in the
County aforesaid, one Negro Man aged about forty,
one Woman aged about thirty -four years, and five
Children, the issue of the said woman. The terms
will be one half the purchase money to be paid in
six, and the residue in twelve months, the purchas
or entering into bond with approved security.
JAMES POAGE, 2C,-
JOHN A. DAVIDSON, YUM l.
March 25, IS47.
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M'CORMICK'S
VIRGINIA REAPER.

l
'ENIIE undersigned respectfully announce to the
Farmers of Augusta and the adjoining coun-
ties that they are hitherto, engaged in the man
ufacture of the ''VIRGINIA REAPF,R'' for the
next harvest, which, as usual gave general salts
faction in the last harvest-as evidence of which,
about $50 of them have been contracted for for the
next harvest in different parts of the couury-most
OF them for the Western country.
So much is now known Of the Reaper. and its
operations generally, that it is deemed, without
publishing certificates, sufficient at this time to re-
fer to the Farmers who have used it, some of whom
IN this county are the foowing Washington
Swoope, Francis Bell, John Bell, John Church
man, - Taylor, Gerard b. Stuart, Maj. Poage
and DIR. Hail.
40 any persons wishing more detailed informa-
ton In relation to the operations and success of the
Reaper, and the terms on which it is sold, (Which
are as heretofore the undersigned would say that
by writing them, handblls containing cut de-
scriptive Off and large number of certificates.
prepared for distributions be forwarded to such
persons.
Orders addressed to the undersigned will be
promptly attended to, if in time, by VIM. S. Nc
Cormick, &C. III. having gone TO the Vest but to
insure being supplied they should not be delayed.
G. III. & w. S. MCCORMICK.
Steel's Tavern, Augusta CO., Va.
March 81 ISiT -Sxv
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VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks OF
fee of the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancery for Augusta County, on Monday the lst
day OF March, 1917.
Nicholas C.. Kinney-Plaintiff,
AGAINST
Jacob Nj. Parsons and William Beard, Administra-
tors with the will annexed of John Parsons,
dec'd.-Defendants.
IN CTIANCERY.
The Defendant, Jacob Nj. Parsons, not having
entered his appearance and given security accord
ing - the Act of Assembly and the Rules of this
Court, and it appearing by satisfactory evidence
that ne is not an inhabitant of this Commonwealth
1t is ordered that the said Defendant, Jacob NJ.
Parsons, do appear here on the first day of the next
Term, and answer the bill Of the Plaintiff, and
that copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper printed in Stanton for two months
successfully, and posted at the front door of the
Court house.
A copy-Teste.
NICHOLAS G. KINNEY, c. C.
March 25, IS47.
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DIR. LIE ROY'S
Vegetable UnsScFsas Fills.

fire strengthening Purgative and Il Purifying
Tonic
TENfiE hopes Of the American Agents are far more
IL than realised by the OF DR.. LIE ROY'S
VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL PILLS on this side OF
immediate popularity In less than three months cigh-
ty thousand boxes have been disposed Of; and ccrti
Gates OF cures performed by them received from IN.
wards of four hundred persons. The embraced
great number of diseases; but those which predomna-
ted were Bilious Fever, Collie Habtual Cos,ivcncss,
Dyscntery, Loss of Appetite, Fatolcnce, Worms and
Lowncss of Spirts.-Al persons who take them agree
used, in the mdncss, the energy and the efficacy Of
their action for though they produce neither grippe
they act upon the sccrcons with direct
ness force, and rapidity; and purgatvc leave no
thing TO be desired. But their great peculiar excel
cncc, and that hich distinguishes them from all other
pursatvcs is, that their operation is followed by
action Their unrivalled purifying and purgaive pro-
pertics for which they indebted TO the essence
Sarsapara, and other ingredients being controlled by
their highly tonic virtues derived from the extract
Wild Cherry, they do not strain the digestive organs
into action, is the mode Of operation with other
thartlcs. but on hc contrary strengthen them into
ton Thus all other purgatvc medicines produce
the gastric lucc, while Dr. lie Roy's Pills leave all the
machinery OF the system full Of life and activity, and
the bowels open and natural
The American Agents would confidently add, that
the trial of single box is all that is required obtain
from any person the acknowledgment that DIR. Ic
Roy's Vegetable Universal Pills are not only dcsery-
ing Of the cmcomiumS which have been literally and
unanimously showcrcd on them both sides Of the AT
!antic, but that their virtues are beyond all praise.
o. Price % cents per box
A. d. WREN,
Feb. 2j, 1877. Agent for Staunton.
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STAFF APPOINTMENTS.

We learn that Gen. LEWIS, on Thursday last,
made the following Staff appointments, viz:
Capt. JOHN B. BALpwIN to be Brigade Inspec-
tor, (with the Brevet rank of Major of Infantry J
DICE Major CHARLES III. LEWIS, resigned-and
JOHN LEWIS PEYToN, to be Abide Camp with
the rank of Captain of Infantry } rice Capt AUGUs-
"TUs WATERMAN, resigned.
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MIDDLE RIVER LAND
INOIl SAIllMc


IN the Goth of April next. in pursuance of the
~ viii of William Craig, decd, we will expose
to sale, the premises, two certain Tracts Par
GELS of Land, to wit:
ONE HUNDRED AND FIT TY-EIGIIT ACRES,
thirty of which are timbcred, and the balance clear
cd and in fine state of cultivation, being partly
botom-on the Middle River. adjacent to the lands
of James Craig and others.--Also, seventy five
Acres Of WOOD LAND, near the above named
Tract. The tracts will be sold separately or to-
gether, as may be deemed best on day of sale. The
terms arc-one third Of the purchase money in
hand in sixty days with interest. the purchaser
giving security for its payments, and the balance in
three equal annual payments-the title to be retain
ed until the purchase money is fully paid. The I'll
tie is good
james Craig, Esq, will show the lands to any
one wishing TO examine them.
JAMES BELL, 2Exoc,,ors
JAMES LAIRD, Executors
March %, lS47.-tds of VIM. Craig, decd.
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General Worth is known by the cognomen OF
@'The Waving Plume.'' 1t is pretty title
graceful and spirited.
FIRE.-A house in Brownsburg, belonging to
Mrs Temple, was destroyed by fire the 10Th
instant Supposed to have been the work OF an In
ccendiary
The sport along the Rio Grandc must be emf
nently fine. According to all accounts, the river is
full of ducks and geese, which can be shot in any
quantity. When one gets surfeited with that kind
of sport there is another kind at hand of more
citing nature. Deer, bears, and wolves abound on
the banks and are not wild but that good hunt
er can slaughter specimens Of each in the of
single day.
IowA--The Legislature Of this State has ad-
journed. No choice of U. S. Senator was effected.
EXT President Adams is still at the scat of Go
vernment. He is 10 sit to Powell, the portrait
painter, before leaving Washington.
Commodore Conner, it is said, on his return from
the Gulf Squadron, whittier Commodore Perry has
gone to relieve him, will demand Court of inqu-
ry, during which he will seek TO show tina. his in
action has been caused by the mistakes of the Ad
ministration and its neglect to furnish him with
supplies and with small vessels.
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BEWARE OF CoUNrEREExTs

The genuine Brandreth Pills can be obtained at the
tollo,oing places:
William Kyle, Stanton; w w King. Wayncsbo-
rough William H. Bell, Churcvillc u. a. Heiskcll,
Lebanon White Sulphur Springs; J. r. Cyrcle, Par.
nassus; III. Mcsscrsmith, Mt Scion Tyre Maupn,
Mt Sidney; James NJ. Stout, New Hope; ID. s w.
Whitmore, Mt. Meridian; B. +. Graham, Grecnvillc ;
Jas. $. Guy, Decrfcld McGufin, & Co., Midway
Col. w. IL. Allen, Grccn Valley, Bath Co. John u.
Dickinson, Milborough Springs; Crawford, s. Co.
Warm Springs, and Henry Miller, Cedar Creek
March % IS47
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TRUST SAIELAo
a. d. WREN,
Arnnt for Stnmnfon.

EsT virtue Of a Deed Of Trust Learing dale on
NE the first day Of September, 1876, and duly re-
corded in the Clerks Office of the County Court Of
Bath county, executed by James Paine and Louisa
A. Paine his wife to me, for the purposes therein
mentioned shall, On the 18th day OF April next,
on the premises, proceed to sell to the highest bid
der, for cash. the undivided moiety Of interest of
the said James Paine and wife, in and to three
tracts of Land, and one entire tract lying in said
county of Bath on both sides of the Cowpasture
River, being the same lands conveyed by Thomas
M'Dannal and Nancy his wife to said Paine.
Upon this land there has been lately erected and is
now in operation an excellent SAW MILL with
circular worked by water taken from the river,
which affords an abundant supply during the whole
year. The surrounding country abcunds with fine
timber, land from actual experiment it satisfactorily
ascertaned shat Plank and other lumber can be ia
ken to James River by RATS. Upon this land there
is a LOG DWELLING HOUSE and other
buildings, and considerable plantation. The title
is considered unquestonabe, but shall only con
vey such title as is vested in me by the Trust Deed
CHA5. j.. FRANCISCO.
February %, lS47.
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

EpY virtue of an authority vested in us, we shall,
~ on Friday the l9th day of March next, lS47
IT fair, if not the next fair day, proceed To sell on
the premises TO the highest bidder,
Two Tracts on Parcels OF L. and
containing together, SOS ACRES more or less, lying
five miles East of Staunton. on the McAdamised
Road--it being the same land purchased by James
Provemens are n two story
az Es 4 G. IA FE @ u 8 e..
suitable for large family, large FRAME BARN,
good Stone Dairy connected with fine Spring of
water. and twenty acres of good Meadow, which
can be watered. The land lies well and is desira-
BILE TO any person who wishes settling himself in
good neghborhood, convenient to Staunton 10 Mills,
Blacksmith Shops, sc. sc.
These Tracts will be sold separately or together,
as may be deemed best on the day of sale if sold
separately the "a acres, part OF the 36S acres
will be sold in one parcel and 28l acres in another.
An unGuestionable title will be made.
TERMS.-One third Of the money to be paid in
hand, and the balance in two equal annual install
ments-the purchasers giving bond with good per-
sonal security for the deferred payments, and the
legal title withheld until the whole purchase mon
ey is paid. Possession will be given the day of
sale, reserving to the present owner the crop OF
Wheat now growing the land.
~ credit of thirty or ninety days on the
hand money with interest from day of sale, will be
given, if desired. WIN. A. BELL,
DAVID S. BELL.
February 25, lS47.
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o. We would call the attention of our readers,
to the extract from Mr.. PendletOns speech, our
first page. 1t contains some admirable VIEWS on
the claims of our citizens upon the Mexican govern
.mnnt.
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NJ A Z r LIE D.

On the 18th inst, by the Rev. JoHN WINTER,
SAMUEL ALBURTIs, ESQ, Editor of the ''yirgnia
Republican" TO Miss SUSAN NJ Showers daugh
ter OF Ma. EZEKIEL Showers Of Martinsburg.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-03-25
POST OFFICE REGULATIONS.

Among the regulations just issued by the Post
Master General, to carry out the recent laws of
Congress, are the following:
All newspapers transmitted through the mails
will be hereafter rated with postage, except ex-
change papers between the publishers of newspa-
pers and those frauked by persons enjoying the pr-
vilege; and contractors may take newspapers out
Of the mails for sale or distribution among subscr-
bcrs.
Transient newspapers, or those not sent from the
office of publication subscribers hand bills or cir
cular letters, printed Autographed, not exceeding
one sheet in size, will pay cents, upon delivery
at the office, and before they put in the mail,
and all such will be charged by deputy posmasters
as prepaid mates, in the way bills and upon their
accounts of mails sent, and stamped or marked
'spaid," with the Of the office from which
sent.
Letters, newspapers, and pacages not exceeding
one ounce in weight addressed To any officer, mu-
stefan or private in the army of the United States
in Mexico, at any post or place on the frontier of
the United States bordering on Mexico, will pass
free in the mails. Each letter so addressed should
specify after the name of the person, -''belonging
to the army" The law will continue in force du
ring the war with Mexico, and for three months al
ter its termination.
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9 Caroline UIafer, do,
5 CirOn Uiafer, do,
: Nds;urfium,
; Early .Siicer .Skin'd Onion,
{ bPhjte Portugal, do,
) Large Dork Red, do.
! YeiiO,c Dutch, do,
: Long Dutch j'drsnip,
Euiy D,cdrJ Peas,
, Reen's Seedlings, do,
Early Uartrich. do,
! Early Washington, do,
Early Frame, do,
Bishops Early D,cdrf do,
Rnight's Fail Dfdrro,o do,
D,rarf tchife lfar''fdf, DO,
Giants Ifdrro,c, do,
Street Spanish Pepper,
feiiotc Pumpkin,
Early French seq. Radish.
Early SCI. Short Top, do,
Cherry 1mrnip, do,
Early iphite TUrnip, do,
Rheubarb, Satisfy,
Summer Bush Squash,
Vegetable Maroon, do,
Large Red Tomato,
Large Tellor, do,
Early SnorJaH Itu'nip.
fciio,c, do, lido,
Early H'hife Garden Stone
Long Iankard, do,
Ohrd.
Also, a great r0riety Of ,
FL OVER SEEDS.
lS47. |
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DlLAGNSON g GAiamNiAlR
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS,

IN tORElGN AND DOMESTIC
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, TOOLS, LOOK
ING GLASSES, AND BRIT
TANNIA GOODS,
NO. III. BROAD STREET, BETWEEN EIGHTH AND
NINTH STREETS RICHMOND, VA,
A RE now receiving their Spring supply, which
NJ they offer to Merchants and others visiting the
City, al very small advance. Those purchasing
Stock which is large and well assorted.
Richmond, March %, lS47.
VIRGINIA At Rules held in the Clerk
Office Of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery for Augusta County on Monday the
first day of March, 1917.
William Siser-Plaintil,
AGAINST
Henry Keneagy and Daniel Forvcr, and Elizabeth
his wiie-Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendant, Henry Keneagy. not having en-
tered his appearance and given security according
the act OF Assembly, and the Rules of this Court
and it appearing by satisfactory evidence that he is
not an inhahant of this Commonwealth 1t is or
dered that the said defendant, Keneagy. do appea
here on the first day ofthe Term, and the
Bill of the Plaintiff, and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper printed in
Stanton, for two months successfully, and posted
at the front door of the Court-h
Copy-Tesie,
MICH. G.. KINNEY, C. C.
1917
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BRANDRETH'S PILLS.

rITIZENS OF THE UNITED STATES Let il
~ be remembered that BrandreM's Vegetable Unirer-
sal Pills have been before the citizens of the Uni
ted States for nearly years. and used by hundreds
thousands! They well known that il need
scarcely be mentioned that they "Purgatvc Med
icne, 'justly baanccd'' that the .'expercnce of
century, has proved that they may be taken in any
dose, according TO Natures requirements, this rule
refers to both and all ages They have been used
in every variety of arrangements the human BODY and
yet, when properly used, failed restore to
health except in those cases where nature exhaust
cd before the pills commenced with.
Experience has taught that Brandrcth's Vegetable
Universal Pills all corrupt humors from the boz
dy, in an easy, safe and r1ec,ua manner producing
effect but what will finally conducc the perfect pur
fcation of the Blood and thereby the disease,
(whatcvcr name it may be callrd,) and give perfect
health 10 the whole system.
Remember, Druggists permitted TO sell my
Pills-f you purshase of them you will Obtain a coun
tcrfeit. b. BRANDRETH, NJ d.
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VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE
sTAUNToIy, VIRGINIA.

'H7IIE term of agreement between the w. j.
McELRoY and the Trustees of this Institution,
having closed on the last of February. ROBERT >.
BROOKE, Esq, has consented to take charge of the
School for the remainder Of the session, which will
be resumed on the first of April next, and continue
until first Of August
For farther information letters may be addressed,
post paid to
GEORGE ESKR1DGE, Soc'ry.
March iS, 1917 of the Board OF Trustees
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G.. W. f U'LLE r /.
RESIDENT DENTIST.

ID f SIP ECTF u LII Y informs the citizens of
g Stanton and the surrounding country, that he
still attends 10 all calls in his profession, and is
thankful for the patronage that he has received at
their hands, and hopes by strict attention TO bust
ness in his line, that he will continue to share, at
least, portion OF the work that may have TO be
done. In these last days, perhaps it will be neces-
sary to let the community know where graduated.
| graduated at my work bench, and received my
Diploma from the public. have been accustomed
for some years to work in metals, and from expert
ence have found that call is not gold that gilt
ters."
E,gy- All work warranted 10 be of the best ma
terials, and executcd in workmanlike manner.
Staunton, March 4. lS47.--4t
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BOLTING- CLOTHS.

TUST received, fresh lot of the ''Hot Anker
- Brand" of Boiling Cloths. Those in want of
the article will do well to give us a call before they
buy. WOOD & DANNER.
Winchester Depot, March 25, 1947
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DAGUERREOTYPE LIKENESSES,
GREAT r z DUG tom.

CHARLES F. HAMILTON
WILL only remain few days longer in Stsun-
w ton. Persons DESTROYS of having their Nina
lures taken, ought avail themselves of the oppor-
tunity now presented Of having them taken in the
most beautiful and perfect manner, and at a very
low price.
Ladies and Gentlemen are respectfully invited to
call and examine Specimens whether they sit not.
Single Likenesses, price only Three Dollars, and
inserted in a handsome Morocco Case.
gDpsy- Rooms next door below d. A. Ptman's
Store. Entrance in the Alley, where specimens
always hanging out.
Staunton March IS 1917
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IN S T O II E
AT THE
CASH EMPORIUM,
NEARLY OPPOSITE THE PoST-oFFlCE,
STAUNToN, VIRGINIA.


-otes-
GUPERFINE and Family Flour. Dried Apples
~ and Peaches.
Indian Corn, Fresh white Corn Meal.
A lot of supr. country tanned Sole Leather, at re-
duced prices.
A lot of heavy and light sides of upper Leather.
LOT double and single rein Bride Leahers Of neat
finish, and a variety ofsiver plated Bride Bits.
Fifty pairs Yarn Socks, sc. sc.
The subscribers, in order to make more room Tor
their intended large supply of Spring Goods, now
offer for Cash. the residue Of their Fall and Winter
Stock Of Kbry Goods,
at prices heretofore unprecedented in Staunon, con
sisling in part of Cloths, Cassimeres, Cassnetts,
variety of Vesngs, Silks, Warp Cashmeres worth
81 90 at ) cents English Cashmeres that sold fog
so cents, now at 81, NIouslins that sold at 37s
cents now at %, Cashmere at 62, now at do cents,
Mouslin at and % per yard, neat patterns,
Prints that sold for % cents, now lSS cents, Cali
co worth shilling, now ~ cents, most handsome
styles. Now is the accepted time to all in search
of bargains. COWNE x DEAklNS-
March 4 1917.
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ATTENTION,

TROOPERS OF THE 32d. REGIMENT!
VOU are hereby commanded to parade at Sam'l.
III McCune's on the first Saturday in April next,
in winter dress, with arms and accoutrements in
complete order and ten rounds of blank cartridges.
Those in want OF arms or caps can be supplied by
calling on Mr.. Joshua Finks. Of Waynesborough.
BY order,
JAMES ALEXANDER, o. S.
March %, IS47.
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DISAPPOINTMENT
The above sale is postponed until Thursday the
9Th Of April, at which time it will certainly take
place. JOHN CRAWFORD, Executor.
March Is. IS47
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COTILLION PARTY.

HssEfssssssSSSso' HNIIERE will be a COTlLLION
gM4Sy PARTY at "JoNEs' HoTEL," in
Wyaynesoorongh, on Thursday evening the 25th of
tne present month, (NIarch) Persons wishing to
subscribe will apply to Mr. Michael G; Hartman and
Mr.. }. a. McClung 81 50 each.
o. The ScoTr's will be in attendance.
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BOOTS and Shoes.

A LOT Of FINE BOOTS AND SHOES
N just received ard for sale by
a, S. KINNEY.
Stanton March IS, 1917,
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ROBERT COWAN,

Long Island.
Early ,rhife C2aster Bean.
Uiki,e Kidney, do,
Yeiio,c Sir Ifecks, DO,
Early Mohdpk. do,
Large Ip'hite Lima, do,
Long Blood Beet,
U'hite Sugar, do,
Early Red Scarcity, do,
French Yciiop Sugar, do.
Early York Cabbage,
Royal Quart, do,
Early Dutch. do,
Early Sugar LoqC, do,
Large Early York, do,
Fiat or Lo,c D9fch, DO,
Late Drumkedd, do,
Long Orange Carrot,
Blood Red, do,
Late Dutch Ca,iiiforer,
Uhite Solid Celery,
Early Frame Calender,
Early Green Cluster, do,
Long Green Turkey. DO.
Long Green Soufhgdtc do. g,
Small Gherhin, do,
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SIpNlNNIDIlD sOEIlaMlao
$4,000! 500 OOO!!
S1O,OOO!!!

Alexandria Lottery. Class p, to be drawn Satur-
day 10th April, iS47.