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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-21

a It PRIVATE SALE.-A lot situated on the
IN corner of Second and Leigh Streets fronting 49,
feet on Second street, and running back 80 feet 10
foot alley.
ALSO, a lot on Cary between Foushee and Adams
Streets rontlng2 feet on Cary and running back 100
feet to Is foot alley. Apply to
ALEX. MOTT
ia 80 Corner of Main and 18th streets
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-21

HSALL SUPPEAEs.-By the ships Huguenot,
E7 Abby Pratt and Calender, via New York, direct
stock OF EARTHENWAREA AND CHTNA (. and,
from the Northern Factories my supplies of GLASS,
FANCY GOODS, IOOKING-IsL ASS ES, &c,
TO my friends and the public generally the largest and
best selected assortment have ever had.
The country merchants Of Virginia and North Caro-
lima are particularly invited to examine my stock and
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-21

,WeTe deemed incurable
TAKE NOTICE.-T W. DYOTT & SONS, 10.
ss N9 see9 n s fur Fa de are n hereby sP
Eect14ry to whom all orders must be addressed It
also fox sale by Druggists generally Throughout the
United Sfstes.
~ FoFgeneral list otagencies refer to ke Advertise
e1T OF Standard Med cines under the head ofthe Good
Aamantan in ApYoTT'S ORACLE OF HEALTH" se4
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-05-17
TRUSTEES SALE

EFAUDT having been made on condition
II contained IN a deed of trust executed by An
drew Hose Tor himself and wife, and P 3. Sell
helmer, 10 Nathan Corwith, in trust 10 pay and
discharge the note of Selheimer Huse,e conditioned
10 pay the sum of three hundred dollars TO Miers
+. Iruette or order, dated, Galena, March 3Jth,
1919, wltk Interest, and now due and unpaid: the
said deed OF trust, under and by virtue OF which
will sell, Is upon certain Lot IN Black Jack, in
the County 81 Iowa, and State of Wisconsin. and
being the same lot on which Selheinaer and Huse
have built Grocery house and ten pin alley =
all of which viii more fully appear by reference
to SAID deed Of trust bearing date the 30th day Of
March, a. d 1919, and recorded in the Registers
Office OF Iowa county, in the State Of Wisconsin,
on the 25th say Of May, ls49, IN volume Sd OF
Mortgages, on pages $50 and 500. shall proceed
to sell the property named and mentioned in the
said deed OF lruSt. on Saturday the 29th day OF
June, A. 1850 at the Court house door, in the
Town Of Mineral Point, in the county Of Iowa and
state OF Wisconsin The sale viii be absolute and
no redemptica- sroper conveyance viii be I'M
mediately e15cut@i
4w29 NATHAN CORWITH, Trustee
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-05-17
Tailoring. E'aEEorim&.!
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.

FENHE Subscribers having lormeda copartncrship
I in the Tailoring business. under the firm o.
JoHNs & Evans. and opened new shop on Main
Street. next door west OF sheperd and Bonnelis Tin
Shop, would respectfully say to the citizens 'of
Mineral Point and vicinity. that they are ready to
do any Jobs ia their line in the most fashionable
style and on accommodating terms With an ear
nest desire do all IN their power TO please those
who may favor them with work, they solicit share
of the public patronage.
Cutting done at all times, and warranted 10 fit il
properly made up.
Please give US call.
THOMAS JOHNS,
JAMES EVANS
Mineral Point March Isl. 1880 n2l If
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-05-17

No Excsaesnens-E,ss O,s EE0uJ

q . HlXcEscEEhSEas-kssss O2s EAEEEaEk
The Subscriber having purchased the
Tin and Stove establishment, heretofore
carried on by T. Cornish, at the sign of
the stove, is ready to accommodate all his
old customers-the customers of Mr. Cor
nish. and all others who wish for good bar
gains, with any article in the Stove, Tin
Copper or sheet Iron Line on the most
liberal terms 4 share Of pubic patron
&c Is respectfully solicited
T2OtfI L. c. WHEELER,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-05-17
Strayed

so ROM the subscribers at Franklin, Iowa Co.
& Wisconsin on the 3th of the present month
IL Hay Horse,
About 6 hands high with loug. gsant body, long
neck. rather light made with long legs, white stripe
in the flce dark name and taI very ignt IN guam
ti-vl six or seven wears old, shod ali round
4 Reward Of SO 90 will de given to any per
son who will deliver said horst TO the subscrlb-
ers at Franklin Iowa co. Wis, or liberal reward
for any information which may be furnished them
IN mail or otherwise concerning said horse
VANCE & HENRY.
April 23d, 1850. 29u
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-05-17

snRY GCODS-JUst receiving at the Cheap
~ Store OF the corner Of Chestnut and High
Streets. large and well selected stock OF Dry
Goods, consisting in part of the following Broad
Cloths, Satnets Beaver and Pilot Cloths OF differ
ent colors and qualities Cassimeres. Sleeps Gray
Cassinettes Fanuels of all coloTs. Kentucky Jeans,
Saxouvs. Nerinoes GeTmaina Cloth, Alpaccas,
different shades) Bieached and Brown Cottons.
Drillings. Shawi<. Nittens Gloves, Hosiery, and
an endless variety Of prints. The above are among
the Staples which, together with the Fancy OF all
kinds make it a desirable stock OF Dry Goods for
the purchaser To select from. The Public are We
nv respectfully invited 10 call and examine before
making their Fall purchases
IOHN MILTON.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-05-17
California.
WASHBURNE & W0ODN4Y,
Mineral Point. W..

TAKE this method Of announcing to their friends
that Mr. Woodman viii leave here about the mid
die of May next, ria. New York and Panama for
California waere he viii give his attention 10 all
matters of business that may be entrusted TO his
charge He expects TO be III Sacramento CITY By
the first of August and will be prepared 10 furnish
remittances to this region Of country ard tile At
Iantic Cities, and TO transact all business which
may be placed in his hands.
The business Of the irm at Mineral Point vii
be conducted as heretofore.
Mineral Point March Is, 1880 rn23tf7
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-05-17
California SlOYeS.

4 new and superior article constructed
Of the best materials, upon new princi-
pie, very light, occupying less space, and
requiring less fuel than any other.
Water, Provision, Tea, and Coffee box
es kent constantly on hand-cutfts from
one to twenty dollars.
r20tfl L. G. WHEELER.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-05-17

ItIiliaa rc kay Fa,s7ose Mortgage.
wy pursuance Of decreral order made in the
- above entitled cause by the Circuit court for
he county and state aforesaid. sitting as a court
ot Caancery, the Hon Mortimer ~ Jackson pre-
siding al a term Of said coart begun and held Al
the Court House in the town of Mineral Point on
tse Ist dayof April a, u 1880, on the eth day o.
the Term; Will be sold at Public Auction at the
front door Of the Court House. 10 the highest and
best bidder Tor cash on the 9TH day Of June next,
between the hours Of @ clock A. NJ and 4 o clock
? u. Of said day the following described premIs.
Is VIZ The south half of lot No FIVE 81 IN the
town Of Franklin in the county o. Iowa ard state
q Wisconsin the same is aesIyua .s on the plat
* said town together with all and singular. the
ePPurtcuauces rights priv ilcEcs ard ads autoges 10
the same belonging
LEVI STERLING, Sheriff
Iowa County Wisconsin.
Sherif's Office, Mineral Point,
May Ist. 1850
Sam f~r.txy- Elsrtl Sol for COMMIT 81 ffE
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-05-17

Benjamin Gray

lydia Co-i=lia cray. Petition for Divorce
vFN pursuance Of an order made al Chambers
- by the Honorable " N.Jackson, Judge OF the
5th Judicial circuit and appearing by affidavit
that the defendant LYDIA Corjelia Gray Is not
resident Of this Stare-NoJice Is hereby given to
the said Defendant to appear at the next Term OF
the Circuit court for the county OF Iowa, on the
FIRST day of the term thereof. to be holden at the
Court House in Mineral POINT ia said county on
the 2Sth day Of October next. then ana there 10
plead. answer, or deuuy to SAID complasnants bill
Of complaint or the same vli be taken as confess
ed against her and tie matters and taIngs therein
contained. decreed accordingly. And also that on
the 9th day Of May next between the hours Of )
o'clock A NJ and 8 P NJ before VIM. r. Smith
ESQ Court Commissioner at MS Office at Mineral
Point in said county. viii be taken the dispositions
OF Daniel " Gray and Reuben Wilson TO be made
as evidence on the hearing OF said complaint when
and where The said defendant may appear II she
will and put cross interr0gations.
Given under my hand al the Clerks O}ice In
mineral Point this 24th day OF April, A. d. 1880.
Attest,
JAMES HUTCHISCN, Cicrk
Circuit c curt, Iowa county, Wisconsin.
4 COBB Solr. for Petitioner 6w %
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-05-17
90 SUGAR KETTLES received this da7
4 w at SHEPARD & BONNELL'S

Also lotof Herings SalauGa Ter Safes, which
Will be sold at New York prices adding transport.
a-lon- We are agents tor the sale Of NfeneeIv's
Church Bells and can furnish them Of any weight
from 100 70 2g9J,bs eft
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-05-17
p U.EEE5 E2Es YER

= 20 tE subscribers are now receiving large 10
- OF FlHc Lumber from the y iscousin Pinery
SHEPARD & BONNELL.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-05-17
CeIehIated Arabian Linimenf.

in
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sand
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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-05-17
MY = EJYESI,t
California! California !!

The Subscribers are making California Stoves
and Camp Kits from s. 10 ST.. We manufacture
them from tie celebrated Liaday Troa. the only l.
ron that is fl TO make portable stove OF.
SHEPARD & BONNELL.
At the sign Of the large Tea Kettle
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-05-17
knna Warrants

BEATS CAPS & BONNEIS, suited TO the
8 q season, Tor sale by BEECH * IILLEY.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-05-17
COUNTY COURT.
IOWA COUNTY /. VT
Nav Term. 1880.

NOLNIG OF IlWA, " y.
William Ryan & James N. Ryan,
Co-p1rtners, trading and doing bu-
siness, under the name. firm, and Ia
style Il w J. N. RYAN, attachment.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-05-17

BEECH 8. TILLEY have on hand a large sup
EIpIy Of first-rate CANDLES, Tor sale either By
the pound or box.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-05-17
look aG this.
Calves w anted.

n m HEAD Of last Spring Calves Wanted
SS@ Enquire at this Office.
Sept. 21st, 1849. 81 If
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-05-17
Notice Extraordinarily!

TUE Subscribers having taken into Co-partncr-
ship dr. liENNr WELL ANS. IT becomes necessary
that all debts due us ejraer at Mineral Point or
Milwaukee, should be paid Immediately.
SHEPHERDS BONNFTT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-12-01
Intelligence from Washington.

DIPLOMATIC AFFAIRs-PREslDENr's LEyEE, Krc.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 80, 1850.
There is either difficulty, quAndary, or some
thing else, between the diplomats o. Spain, England,
and the United States Diplomatic corps waited yes
terday upon the President and the troubled looks Of
Count caldsron de Ia Darca the Spanish Minister be-
tokensd anything but easy mind. lie Is proba-
bly, pxous to ascertain the truth fslsty Of the
floating rumors from the South respecting another
inter ded invasion Of Cuba. The difficulty relative to
our foreign policy, which 10 doubtless owing to the
inpoc OF the late Secretary Of State calls for
the exercise of all the statesman ship Of which Mr.
Webster IL master.
The PRECEDENT and bis lady held their hrst public
formal reception yesterday. II was attended by the
mem hers Of the cabinet aud their ladies' aud the
tir, diplomatic corps in full court costume. The
VIA srs were received with much courtesy sni cor
aiahty.
Tbs Tre.surer's statement announces the amour. Of
public funds subjeet 10 draft the 2Ttn Instant,
o. sI3 fcOtCO. Transfers ordered from Ner York,
81 OJC,Cc0. and 10 New York $50 GEO.
Rufus Harris has been appointed Postmaster at
Bath Maine.
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Casualties to Western Steamboats,.
Two VESSELS DESTROYED BY FIRE, AND THREE
SUNK, ETC.

Two VESSELS DESTROYED BY FIRE, AND TIRES
SUNK, ETC.
CiscIxSArr, New. 90, 1850.
The steamboat Gsyoso, = Memphis and Arkansas
packet, While lying OF the former place, caught fire
near the stern, and much con,umed,
that II was necessary to seuttle aud sink The
nsmes ,pread to the steamboat swslow, old sierra
wheel boat, which was also destroyed. The Gsyoso
belonged 10 Capt Timms, and was insured fer 50 600
The swallow was worth about $4,000 A new hull pre-
pared for the old swallow saved by the aid OF the
steamer Swallow, which tow.d u out of the way.
Three Of our largest Western steamers have bean
sunk within the last few days, ON their way TO
New orleans, via :--Grifhn Yeatman, Fashion, AMI
cincinnatus The latter, after throwing overheard
400 barrels Of pork, was raised the cthsrs will
also probably he raised. The Grifln Testmsn, We
learn, sprupg her plank While lying In French Island
dam. she had about four feet of water In her hold,
which had nearly been ped ou'; and u was thought
that the river was rsing che would soon hoa. on
She steamer Gem, which has arrived At
Louisville from Cincn natl reports that " s doubtful
~ TO whether the Fashion be raised.
Holly Baper large grocery merchant here, died
yesterday after noon.
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Esw ALRAsr, Is., Nov. 30, 1850
man his wife, and two children, who we're %
white that there not the most remote suspicion
that they had African blood In their veins, ar
rested afsw days since, runaway slaves from Arksn
sas contribution vas got up, and they we're ran
somsd to-day New Albany alone raissd s5Ts Of the
purchase money. what's little singular In this
&c. that this family tconsting OF father and mother
and dsushterl had been living here for several
months, had associated altogether with white people
aud the rather bright lad. had been attend
school They state that they we're, time ago
ticed board ofs steamer where they detained
on the charge OF being runaway slaves but that they
were set on shore some hftv mifes below here, and
eventually found their vay back The woman tells q
rather singular and improbable story, which, In sub
stance n ss follows She 10 native OF Baltimore,
where she married her nrst husband who TOOK her
ths vilds Of Arkansas. The Indians killed her hus-
be nd and made her and her daughter prisoners She
saws that abe lived with the red for eres' length
Of time Our citizens we're much excited In their be-
half and thei not much difficulty In getting suf
asient money 10 pay for them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-12-01

advanced u, with large sales The dsoai year Of this
company closes to day and We shall soon have an
ocisl statement Of earnings and expenditures. Tho
annual report will not be issned until January when
the dividend win be paid From the nrmnsss OF the
heaviest holders is very probable that prices will
touch the point proposed eighty-within the next
thirty days
There was better demand for French exchange to-
day, and sixty day bills sold to the extent of about
s9CCO francs, at 81 23xo.
The receipts at the ONCE Of the Assistant Treasurer
Of this port, to-day, amounted to $50 $50 os; pay.
ments $l327s eS--bslance, s3,ls222 SO.
The dividend which will be paid on the Internal In
provement Bonds Of ls47, in the mcnth of January
next will be six dollars each thousand dollar
bond.
The amount of coal sported on the Lehgh canal
during the past week, 23 seq tons; previously,
657 800 tons total for the season, 6S1 25s tons.
The receipts II the Atlantic and St. Lawrence Rail
road Company for the month of October last amounted
to S1s76 49, The increase in the receipts for freight
for the month over those for the moath In si9,
hundred and forty six per cent, and the de-
in the receipts from passengers account Of
the Withdrawal Of the Bath railroad business, was
something less than twelve per cent.
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Highly Interesting Southern New.

WARRANT FOR THE ARREST OF GOVERNOR oUIrMAN
LATTER From GEN. JAMES HAMILTON TO THE
PEOPLE OF SOUTH CARoLINA-FREE NEGROES IN
SOUTH CARoLINA-THE UNION PARTY TRIUMPHANT
IN GEORGIA, ETC.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 20, 1850
The warrant for the arrest Of Quitman for
being i'm plcsted in the Cuban aston, had been
esiv-d at Jackson Miss from New Orlesns 1t is said
that the object of the Governors calling extra
sion of the Legislature, was to prevent him from
rest.
The New Orleans papers, Of the 22d inst have been
received.
The Charleston Mercury contains a letter from Gen.
Jas Hamilton to the people of South Carolina, which
concludes follows ~ hope fellow citizens, you
will pardon the extrem freedom of this communics-
ton; but could not leave this for the interior Of
Texas which may detain for weeks from South
Carolina, without sdnonishing you OF the extreme
peril of your relying the sympathy and support Of
the other Southern States and the less great peril
Of acting separately, at the present crisis. know
yonr dauntless courage God, In his benehcenee has
never made a drawer people. know on your own
soil, in your own defence, you can whip tscs your
force, let Il come from where It may; bat let us add
20 bravery discretion cooness and self possession,
forecast as subtle as the stratagems which may be
designed to circumveut us: tell you. walt with
patience. peaceful or bloody triumph Is at hand
1know you are prepared for either"
The Governor OF South Carolina recommends the
removal from State all free coor.d persons who
are not POSSESSED OF real or slave property lie has
aiso sent special message into the Legslatufe rea
tive to the death OF the Hon John q Calhoun.
LAM don Chesves has declined public dinner. ten
dered to him by the south Carolina Legislature. for
bis great speech delivered before the Nashville Con-
vention.
The Union party have elected delegates In Georgia
in fort out of fifty three counter by upwards
Of 600 majority The dsunon party have only elect
ed fourteen delegates, as far ss heard from.
The steamship klofida arrived at Charleston on
Tueedsy lasi. the 2oth inst with four companies Of
the Second United States Artillery Brevst Major Ro
land, commanding, numbering, rank and file, ls9
Pinctnsy.
The s. Schooner Colonel Cross Is reported ashore
sixty miles north IF the Brszos
Mar Ledrsn. Imery Northern manufacturer COM
mitted suicide, on Tuesday, at Wilmington, N. u.
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NEWS BY TELB CIR APH.
-~~~~~~~~~~>~~~~r~~~~~
TERRIFIC AND DESTRUCTIVE TORNADO.
The Tewn OF Cape Girardeau almost
Demolished
Seventy or Eighty HOus. Blown to Pieces
4 GREAT NUMBER OF LIVES LOST,
&C., &C., &c.

LoursvILLE, November 90, 1850.
One of the most appalling and destructive torns-
does which has been experienced in the Mississippi
Valley for several years about o'clock In
the afternoon.
It swept the town of Cape Giraradesu, Mo, ST.
tssted the Mississippi river just below st. Louis,
and demolished some seventy or eighty bulldogs,
many of them the finest and principal business houses
In the place.
The Baptist and Catholic churches and the Catholic
convent destroyed.
Two of the large and splendid telegraph mssts be-
longing to the st. Louis and New Orleans Telegraph
Company were cracked, shivered and brought to the
ground with as much ease as though they had been
pipe stems.
The steamboat saranac, No. q which hal just
rounded to at the wharf, had her upper works CON-
petsly blown of and several persons her were Sc
verey injured and some 1t is probable drowned
The wharf boat was likewise blown from her moor
ings and almost irreparably injured
In order that you may judge Of the tremendous vio
lence the storm, will state that COW was uncere-
mopiously lifted of her feet terra frma, and de-
posted in the top of tree sixty feet from the ground
The loss life by this awful visitation cannot yet
be scertaned but it is certainly very great as num-
bers doubtless buried beneath the ruins Of the M
len buildings. There also great many persons
who seriously injured aud some of them SO
crippled and MANNED that they will from
the effects.
The town is literally torn in pieces and looks truly
NO. begsne Many citizens who this morning to
be with light hearts and smiling faces to-
night wrspped either in the of death, else
weeping for their friends who have been thus untmsly
avept
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ssrupp,r, Nov. 9o-6P.M.
The stock market opened quite active this morning,
and prices improved . fraction. The transactions
we're large usual but larger portion vas for cash
than We have noticed for some time. The Erie Rail
road does not work very smoothly, and prices
do not move up 20 rapidly anticipated. Erie Bonds,
new, advanced, to-day, Y per cent; Portsmouth Dry
Dock, V. This is one Of the most promising stocks
on the list, and svsry day fsv hundred shares are
quietly taken out Of the market for permanent In
vsstmsnt. stoninstcn Railroad vsst MP per cent
upon ale o. twenty Eve shares. Rssdins RaklrcsS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-12-01
MATRIMONIAL.

A oENTIEMAN. wn1 HAs BEEN EyGNosD IN
"a con mecsi pursuits abro.a for the las. zen years has
turned TO this country .nd dnds him vi hut asina
isn ale aeqaa tanes qualified introduse hi properly
lLfo society. Being alxious 20 settle in lie. he
missiotse Female harinoniai AGENT OF tits CIV, %
select for lin uitabe young lady 90 receive he sd
desea Win view TO At Iitn NAL uaon She there
ie aks. ths eIpruuity 20 af,rm toe ladies that her
client VII he ftufd fully the following desc
ssoo, thir' two yesrs Of Il ssa sn rean
petttn, does not spirits or tobseeo,
and Lcstssa o. fortens % not less thal $4,000 mostly
acquires BY his Industry. sie expa ~ fr him
dy yOssessd q .eeou personai sud
hmy equsl % his togsth With tush Ber tnrtnae
pftsert snd prospective will enshle them i'iny from
utr netme 4, 81 ire 6rst cstabi simon In
ne city. Her Torture will remsin entirely Ter her
"IttoL The hr.t Ger NAY be Isn Travelling in Earape,
De- red Headt 81 famise and ladies' may RELY
the uli truth VI these statements and n the Intentions
A. here stated real aud norsh They will please ad
frees c ID ~. Poet oe New Ycrh, post rad. for ore
mtt urder the srtsst confidence that their uni-
cations viii they give her
ful particulars In fsith will e1sh- her to udge
fely 81 % their or their letters w
not be noticed.
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PUBLIC LEoTUrrs.

ENaLArp-roLiTfcsL. Rs,rofoUs SOCIAL we.
~ scr,on nemter % 81 Ca hari.e's Hsil Csmhridrs-
Ssmcen sseic'y COLLEGE II Prcceptor &C. will
ntse lesturrs ~ ciirc- u.llhe erst the svs,irs
m ws~sessf rext bee.msr eonw encnr ~ h.if- pass
eyen eic~k Rnsa-s. Pshtesl tn. iesur.r wiu -.
Tits srfiet fry furiehing ths kterca asa. far 49,
ustr~rt 9 he trace she grefws rice the r~ons a.
rtvtr snd the erscrsl decline " srarohiss srstc~r~t,.
arc srinser ne present s'ate ~ p,rsis.
nAv,. sAsrsh. saA iersixa peley. "ss