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The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1851-06-24

HEORGE II. GORDON and Carnot
N Posey have entered into partnership
in the practice Of the Law. They will
practice in the Circuit Courts Of tho coun.
tbs If Wilkinson, Adams and Aafte, shd
in the Superior Court Of Cliunccry and the
High Court Of Errors and Appeals at Jack
son. The s~trictest attention will be given
to all business entrusted to their care.
Their office is in Woodyillc, and the same
lately q, cupicd by Gordon and ). poscy'
NnYeinher 30. 1919.
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ID. T.. broom, M. d..

AND DENTAL S URG EON
Mr-SA> HAS returned to Woodvtllc,
nf#s1$A and can be found at his OF.
~ lice, tie next door to DIR. Bucks
residence, and opposite MIR. j. B. Thcrrcl's,
where he is fully prepared to render his pro.
ilessional services to those who may requiTe
them. He has brought with hun, from
the North, the latest improvements IN III
struments, and Il fine assortment OF teeth.
January 81, iSjl-tf
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stage Notice.

A good and substantial Stage has been
procured to run from Natchcz rtI Wood
vile, to Bayou Sara. which will make reg
uIar trips during the year Passengers
may rely on regular trips, gentle horses aud
experienced drivers. Apply at the store OF
the subscriber. OH Commercial Row for
way bills. Leaves WoodviiIe for Bayou
Sara on Wednesdays and Saturdays, returns
on Mondays and Thursdays.
WA. HASSEL, Agent.
April 8 1851.
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MIR. T. NEIL, OF New Orleans, Teacher
WI and Composer Of Music. author Of his
own method, entitled " Singing Made Easy"
also Of many popular Songs, will give a course
the Presbyterian Church, commencing on Fri
day. the 27th inst. at 8 o'clock, p. M.
" B.-First Lecture, Free. Rates ~ofcharg-
es: Single Scholars, SO; Two Scholars from
one family. SIS; 3 do. do. 81.
10 Instructions on the Violin and Flute will
be given to private pupils.
10 Country neighborhoods that will make
up classes and inform me of the fact can have
my services jun27-2w.
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Important Notice.
For Cotton Planters. Farmers, GaSft
nerS, 81
nsefryrylon of mir ltUtJrrDiNgy

Il " COttoN IthUttEN' INfHf1fst p"'''
ners, 80
Destruction Of The ~C'attcrpt1ay
nFFERED for sale, he MA sf5&
y Ola SATlVA, n seed lately TTS
imported 10 this country from Chr rdSsm
Ii, where it isusea asa preventive against
Catterpillurs and Insects. sf
This plant is endowed with the property
of a repellant to all destructive insects. sc
ing to n peculiar aud strong odor which II
%cxhalcs; it seeretcs moreover h thick yl$-
cions juice which derrivcs Of life the wing.
cd ms ,ct setting on II. Cotton rlantcrs
may have their cotton crops secured by Gu
cifcling their cotton crops with rows Of thln
plant, wien once spNn a sullicitucy OF seed
vii! soon be obtained 70 supply all further
wants.
Cotton Planters as well rs farncrs and
Gardeners are requested 10 make n trial.
Amongst other characteristics OF this PiaDi.
ii is OF a hardy constitution, when plouglied
into the ground forms an excellent manure,
when dried it furnishes an excellent fodder
for sheep, &J. IN abundant and good IT,
bic oil may be obtained from It's seeds.
Apply toJOIlN GREENFIELD, Seed.
Florist, Fruit Trees, Shrub &c.-storc, cor
ncr OF Exchange Fiacc opposite The Post
Office on C~ustomhou3o Street, where all
kinds Of GarAcu, Agricultural and Flower
Seeds, wholesale and retail, Fruit aud Shada
Trees Shrubs, Grccuhonse p,uutS &c, IL
GLIDING the Fig, Peach. aud Bulano, Pear.
Plum, Orange. Lemon. China aud Taliow
Trees, Arhorvitca JnsYnin, Myrtle, lIydrair
yea, Alspicc, Camollia ]Jnponica and Flow
CT Buds, arc for sale on moderate terms.
Seeds and plants carefully selected aud
packed IN boxes tor Eutopc, California, Ne
Country dealers supplied. Nursery, Poland
street, Third Municipality, near the Tobuc-
co Warehouse, Nav OtcdE-.
Feb. % lsjl-EH.
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II store .

H al ~ ~ q v .....
TNHE subscriber respectfully announces TO
H. the Ladies and Gentlemen of Woodville,
and his friends in general, that he has ust open.
ed at his store, on Commercial Row, a large
and elegant selection of fancy and useful ar
ticles, among which, are the following;
Umbrellas, cotton and silk; Gloves all kinds;
Riding-whips, and Walking-canes; Tooth bru-
shes, Pocket knives and Combs; Razors, Ra-
zor-sirups and Shaving soaps; Perfumery Of
alIkinds, colors andscents; Hair oil of the best
quality Soap, Starch, Indigo Candles, Sar-
dimes, HOLSTERS and Salmons; Preserves, Pick
els; Currents and Citron Olive oil Bay water
and Catsups; Pecons, Almonds and Brazilian
nuts; Filberts, English Walnuts, Oranges, Ap.
plies &c.
ALSO-The best Tobacco and Segars, will
always be kept on hand, together with every
other article usually kept in such establish
ments bat which are now too numerous to NEIL
ton. w. A. HASSELL.
Woodville. February, nth, 1s5l-lY.
THE STATE or MISSISSIPPI,
WILKINSON County.
To Mary J. Rouark. Cathayite NJ. Ron.
ark, Bayba1a f.. Rouayk, Joseph Roe
Grk, anil Nancy Rouayk,- Ieris anil
Distributes Of JOSEPH ROUARK,
decedSed
~OU arc hereby cited to be and APP
pear before the Probate Court
of Wilkinson County, Mt the Courthouse
thereof, on The first Monday in August next.
then and there to shcw cause if any you can.
why the following described tracts of lands
should not be sold, to-wit Lot No 2, oil
Range No s, west, containing eighty acres
Los No6, and No 7, in section No 10, III
township No 9, range No5, west. contain
ing one hundred and -ixty-five acres, Also,
lots No 5 and 6, of section No SO, in town
ship No 2, Of range No 3, west, containing
one hundred and sixty acres. Also, a lot
near the town of Fort Adams, fronting upon
the Mississippi river, containing one acre
more or less, being the same lot conveyed
10 the said Joseph Rouark by Francis Routl
and wife, by deed, dated 3lst of October
1882, recorded in Book G, page So, Of the
Record of Deeds. IN the Probate Clerks Of
fee in said county, and further to do allt
suffer such things as shall be considered all,
ordered by the court aforesaid.
WITNESS, the honorable L
gMSa. GILDAET, Judge ofthc said Pro
4S1l3.SE bate Court, at the COURTEOUS,
EsS Of said County, the first Mon
""' day Of June, eighteen hundreo
and 6fty-one. Issued this "a day Of June
1851. l22w6l F CONRAD, Clerk.
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HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTION

an TUESDAY. the l7Ih Of June
" will be sod al auction, the Hoisc aud
Lot next to the Royal Oak, on the Public
Square. Trrms-S2OO cash, and the bal
nuce IN acceptance on New Orleans pay.
able on the first Of next January.
All expenses OF writing to be paid by the
purchaser.
CESAR FRAISSE.
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~AMUEL REYNOLDS, Office, No. l23 Ora
y vier Street NV Orleans: La, Cures Can
GERS, Sealdhead, Whites ceiling, Sores and W.
GERS, of every description, jun27-ly,
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NEWTON INSTITUTE.
FoR YOUNG LADIES q cHitpRE
mTKsTiLLg. WIS

lsih Nss',sa y ~ ofeu ssFi"aabef2d ID is'p
Tho iocausa effhi. Ssn-S. lsear Whites
Vile. ; miles eud 4 eAdlls. Missi.sima.l
a rrtfrd. b-sndfi an~ ~.aaliul. The
grounds ocrup, II acfrs, rassnd With q
hc.uiilul aaiursl g,vse, VI aase ihan sisiy
.paeles et iadiss a,a f'nstsers sVd shrub,
Isl sides 4 graz y.rssty rtofse
1hr puotsr e ihiirurii,n y lhoroash ani
cll,nns-. enLrstieg allihsti' essential 10
q substantial and bskhiy nh'shed riucu'"n'
The destitute is farm ,bsi sub suits u spa.
cimrns in Bo,soy. Mu.eralnsy AM Ueol"ey,
and With a lawr AMI eaufally srlceird hi-
hrary. cnhrsring even drestruieH' OF tie
Arts and Srivncrs.
Il is also supplied With Apparatus for IL
Illustrating Mathematics, Geography Asiroa"
ny. Natural PHILOSOPHY, Chemistry, Mag
nciism, Galyanism, Electricity, Nc, Sc.
TER
PR Husf Sessoa Of huc Months!
1'athon in Primary Departments, SO 90
" " Collegiate. ~ O'
" " Ianguagys, each, 10 90
" Drawing and Painting, 10 go
- =" Wax Work. iilubroidcr.
les, Sc, Be-, . w
Tuition IA Instrumental MUSE, 10 90
Use OF Instruments, . uo
Board, with fuel and lights. 90 U"
FURNISHING Rooms, POI month"; CO
Washing, per month, y"
The above charges Inast BE- p0td IA al
vance, or Increased ton per cent, aud salts
factorily secured Pupils may enter at any
time, and win he charged only from the
date OF entrance till the cnd OF tbs session
Boarders should haze al their %artirlcs DIS
,iuctly marked
A Sufficient uumGtr vi competent lnstric'
tors will be always in ptrcndancc--tivc Gc-
ing employed the ensuing year three OF
whom have lad long. experience, an'l n'1
tanned the higllca rank IN their resiccut"
departments .i r.. .l
The buildings having received and ~
undergoing VARIOUS improvements Hild aia'-
tions, a few Iaurc boarder, can be aecpn'-
mlodated tlnn heretofore. Applications
should ho addressed without delay to the
Principal
u. l.. plIANES, AM.,Ac,
P,iRcpdf,
NEWTON rLAcE, july -, ~ls50.-iy.
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NOliCc

~ r. PIERCE. Fort Adams, success
u. sor to John Timon. forwarding an!
Commission Merchant; will attend strictly
to the shipping of cotton, &c, which may
be entrusted to him. lie keeps constantly
on hand a general assortment Of Dry Goods,
Groceries, Hardware, &c, which he sells
low for CASH or OH usual tine to punctual
cusiomer- april lj-yl.
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lust received 50 barrels oil Hour, Which
a. we will sell very cheap for cash. Chea.
pcr than tic same article can be bought in
New Orleans, after paying freight to Wood
vile. We furnish you prices, compare
them. Zinc flour IS 0O, superinc and OK.
ira SC 90. X. LEATHERMAN co.
January, II, 1851.
EDWARD FOSTER, Carpenter ant
- Buik4cr- Workshop at Mr.. Kings.
bury's stand. Carpenters and j%oilicr's
work Of all kinds done in a workmanllke
manner anil on reasonable terms.
Woodvillc, Jan. II, ~lsj0-6m.
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AaminIsiraior,. Notice.

aANh NNAAtf
oHEREiS leueusu i Admutsiu.
ton ou the Estate 1T Hardwood
N Perish dcecasef. were granted % she
undersigned o. ihe I5st Junc tenn u thf
Probate Court VI Wilkinson county State
of MssssiPg. NvE, eli ponous Lsvihg
Gains against The estate Vt said dervj-n'
sre hereby roqa'fvd 10 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
within the time limited by inw. ~ they N
be lafred.
JANEL PARISH. A1,RjWbfmfyik
VIM STAMPS Aiwirisfya'or
Woodville, June 10. 1881. 23-6w
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DY, hi. baldwin.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
NDESTDENCB as formerly, OH the
A@ Greenwood Plantation, adjoining
the plantation Of Fielding Davis, Esq.
Feb II, 1850. Svl
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w. II. SELBY. NJ. D..

y ESPECTFULLY announces to the citizens
IL and public generally, that he has per-
maneutly located in WoodviIle, for the purpose
of practicing his profession. He may be found
when not professionally engaged, at his office
on Main Street.-The residence recently occu-
pied by DR.. r, L. Buck.
N. Bile will attend to the practice of
Surgery, i'll the adjhining counties and parish
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Penmanship.

~ 60. A. MCDONALD will continue TO give
" Lessons in Dolbear's Science of Penman-
ship, where Glasses of fifteen or twenty are
formed.
Reference-Levi Dolbear, Natchez; Rufus
Dolbear, New Orleans. jun27-tf.
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.Iun1 KeCeiYcd

N LOT of Trunks and v~alises-also, a
81 fresh LOT Of good cigars. We are pre-.
pared TO sell of our stock Of goods TO pnnc-
tual customers at very low price oil Jnnu.
airy credit; and 10 cash customers at cost
prices. Ono. viii ses. that wc keep o'Ir
promises by Calling and making examim.
ton. SIMON a. MOSES WOLF.
May 2s. l650-23.
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Estrayed,

ENRON the plantation OF the sub
4 scriber, near Woodville, Que ~
week ago, a small black uDbroke
MULE, branded o on the cheek, name
reached aad tail shaved pear the top. Any
persou giving information Of the same will
Le Literally rewarded. When last heard OF
bc was on the Fort Adams road.
n,vo0-lf EMILY JOOR.
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MTPHOLSTERING done in the most
q fashionable style, and sofas newly COW
cred by SMITH &c RICHARDSON.
April 90. 1851.
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Dissolution.

UISsOEWSEUW.
TWE firm heretofore existing between
IL the undersigned, under the style and
firm Of Henry & Myers, is this dav dissoIv-
ed by mutua! consent. Persons indebted
to the firm are notified that Leopold Henry
is alone authorized to receipt for claims,
aud that heis responsible for all Liabilities Of
said firm. LEOPOLU HENRY,
MYERS LEVI.
The business will be continued at the old
stand by Leopold. ueury, who will be thank
tul to receive the calls OF his friends and the
patronage OF the public generally.
LEOAOLD HENRY.
Feb. 90. is5i-tf.
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Saln,ll IL. Harrison,

ATTORNEY 4 COUNSELLOR AT LAW
WNILL practice in all the Courts of thus
w Judicial District, and in the higher
Courts at Jackson. Business entrusted 70
him, promptly attended to, Office on ConI-
mercial Row.
Woo1ville, May 7, 1850.
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VI a.. EIrrnrN. W o. DAVIS
II I1CNEN 4 pANls GsHuai GSo.
~ rvt csf fvfsvf05 ~ Hrrt n.
ysyf rra Pssuasst Ma 70 Canai tttttf.
between Cusiorhou,c ard Ni,ef NV
Orleans
rTIn n DAVIS wlll To- The present fc.
main IN WOduil~. and Shi b. pleased to
forward 10 ihc !iouls Ia New CF,-ans any
.o'lrt hat may - Desired BY hit TRENDS
Nov 26st+i0-ty
Hu0H tucAa \. NORWOOD
\ UcAS & NORWOOD, Gsseral Grorrfs
II No. 10, cGrai 81 and No IS. crossasa 81,
New Orleans All who favor Us with crle:S
shall have the sam, promptly attended TO- and
MGsssS wnahtS Fidcr, 81 Woody Sic. arr our
Agents 10 receive and receipt Soc any billA
which NAV b. mato with rs
October rs. lS50-iy
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UST received d i0t Of Guc Scgars. and 80
ale ly ". a. HASShLT,
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EUST received a lot OF Zine Segars, for
a. sale by w. a. HASSELL
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HUST received and for sale 25 bushels
- fresh commesl, at rs cents per bushcl.
ao9 II CHARLES OUREY.
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secures on inging

WOodvilIe. June 81, 1851
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-11
Louisiana Interior.

RED, BLACK AND OuAcHITA RIvERs.-Th
Western Democrat alexandria, Red River, La J
looks with gloomy forebodings on the recent heay,
rise OF the waters At one point, near the Rapide.
Parish line, below Dunn's Bayou, the rven had bro
ken through its evee, and inundated considerable
portion of the Bayou Beufr lands, while BAYOU
Sandy, just below Alexandria, had admitted the
water 10 the plantations near il, and the commons
in the rear of the town We're submerged. In front
of the town, for some days previous to the 5th inst
the rise had ranged from six TO twelve inches in
twenty-four hours, and was then closing I'm with
the front leyee.
Good news had been received theIe from above
A fall Of eight inches ut Shreveport, and CORES
pondng fall for one hundred miles above and he
low that point had occurred but below Alsyan.
dria, all accounts were disheartening. The Mis-.
sissippi high, and backing Red River up, Little
River over its banks, and Black and Ouachita rivers
rising alarmngy fast. All seemed 10 threaten a
repetition of the gloomy scenes of 40
Later from ShreoepoH.-By the steamer Caddo
which left Shreveport on Thursday last, We have
intelligence that another rise in Red River had beeu
felt there, and below. o. lbe night Of the 5th
the water rose four inches on the 6ih il was still
rising.
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THE LYcEUM,--The lectures on Chemistry, by
DR.. Smith, were closed last night. He treated of
the metals, particularly phosphorus, sodium, po-
iassum, silicon and aiuminon, whose oxides are SO
Familiarity known as soda, potash, flint and clay.
The experiments with the sodium and potassium
were exceedingly curious and brilliant. These two
metals are lighter than water, and ignite when
brought in contact with it. He threw small pieces
in water-hey at once infamed, and circled round
the vessel, floating on The surface He placed Tie
sodium on lump of ice, and it at once burst into
brilliant flame. We regret that not mere interest
has been manifested in this instructive cour e.
Persons competent to judge, award TO DR.. Smith
great attainments in science. We are happy to
learn that he intends 10 establish himself here as
man of science, and prosecute the studies and pur-
suits which belong TO this department of knowl.
edge, as profession. Too few men devote then
selves TO science in this country. There is room
for laborers in this neglected. but useful and inter-
esting department.
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At the last meeting of the School Directors, Mr..
Jennings introduced resolution, in regard to the
purchase of an extensive and admirably selected
library, now for sale in this city. The owner has
been for many years collecting the books, which
are the most valuable editions The library con-
sists of the standard works in all of the modern
languages, except the Italian. They offered at
very low price, and on credit. The owner is
unwilling to dispose of them by piecemeal. as be
wishes the collection to remain. We find a beau
tiful description of library in Martyria:
The library spacious chamber and solemn, as all
libraries ought to he since they next ter urches
holiness, serious thought being but minor KIND OF worship
abound in more than Catholic church each
therein containing indeed the scuptured image OF saint
but thing nobler still. his very plnt-his works.
thoughts religions, prayers and as in ST. Augustine case
st. Georges fight with the dragon but the Nopnm Orsa
Scientiarium is there, with Lord Bacons portrait,
commemorative Of still more GLORIOUS victory Memorials
also there not indeed of such common men have
expelled demons out of few of their nsghbo, by the help
Of OburgaiOn and holy water but OF philosophers, who
have exercised whole nations and who by the and
wide regions Of human thought. Those bookswhat pro-.
onged and raekng thought some OF them have cost rewarded
in not few instances, with most thankess results That
unfinished volume indeed the spirit OF It's anthor into ts
a pen his hand Martyrs and confessors There is
day the three hundred and sixyve of the literary caen
dar, but has or more such.
a. There was a custom in churches TO place
library above the porch it might have been appropriately
lodged there since it only through thought that
draw nigh the Deity and sGce to worship right, man
think Alright Assursdly the atmosphere Of books is
nigh in sanc,y to that Of temple; for studous life is
like
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From Havana,

By the arrival of the steamship Ohio we are
placed in possession of our files of Havana PAPERS
| up to the 9th March, inclusive. With the excep.
ton of the great fire at Matanzas we find in them
| little of Importance
| MATANzAs-D Destructive CONFEDERATION. On the
morning of the 23d February most destructive
fire occurred in Matanzas. which laid in ruins a
large portion of that town. Ii was first discovered
| in the large warehouses of Messrs. Bavley O. Co.
| The buiIdirg WAS fiji ed with combps,ihIes which
,,. ,h, &C., ,h r., 49,. a.. ; "
A'", '"o NV ''o NV u'iu
no. III he nope Vi preventing Tue eA'ehsioh Vi 'he
Hfe' But all efforts were IN VAN, and III short
time it had ass umed sufficiently serious appear
ance to warrant the Ghvernor in ordering out the
troons Notwithsta ndino the great etort of tbsss
ro,; l ,t - e .,,;;,,, r. a,
,bori,ias anu hansas ,Ioat,a,,aJ rh
burned soraa e,n- ho,,,s 49,, ,'.o- Az
oo,,.oI M ;:.,
others several of the soldiers This was the ssr.
ond fire that had occurred durnp the week the
first, however, did but little damage. I. will be
remembered by many of our readers, that Matan
zas was but few years since nearly des troyed by
a similar event. which reduced MANY of its veal.
thiest merchants to begparv. The papers sneak in
the highest terms of the conduct Of The Governor
We have met with no estimate of the loss hn,
from all that is said il must have been vsrv great
The only sufferers we find particularly mentioned
are S Bayley a. CO., Rosiqne, Hernandez d. Cen.
iallas but the papers do not pretend 10 give list.
1t was supposed that one-fourh of the civ would
be laid in ruins but the exertions of The people
saved many houses that were long threatened with
destruction.
La Aurora, in asking aid for the sufferers, CON
ciuoes by Inc following appeal:
Matanzas that IS renowned Tor ITS generosity
that ncknovlsJge, tbnt !, T. ;ndebaJ far ,b 49,
of the remainder of the city to the herosm of those
that stayed the devouring element will give
helping hand to those who unquestionably have
rsh' 10 CAIN ther aio' charity' is now more than
most sacred daht y '''' "0a'' II 10
In SAINT; Sn;,;,,,s ,ha oho,.x, ,,.., a,;u
l.st ,ooor,,s Tuo hr,J,.J .nl -, -.
.ons had Gill;, ,,,,;,,.,a; :,
T,u III.
-, .t-.I-N:..i 'N'' WAC
b. - -. 81 , - VI
M 1880 ..e N"u P'' III gnu o'oe'
f,s, i; sIo,, a. IS ''.ta-;,;oa -
IL. g ., :-. ~ ~ =,