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lENciNs AGADEMY--Eirsf Course-N, q m ANN
mas me hono 10 announce to the Wabing,on
% netahora That his first dancing esvon, ~, ~
- w sommenee on Thursday, g. Al his over
.ann Msers grocery OF
avenue between 9th and 9TH Opposite Ryon,, . o,.,
nWh y, .nnon tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
Oct H--dn '"'e" WI" 'AsRnt.
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OWNERS Lnnds In TeIas.-A gentleman in Virginia,
who good and lawyer desires to remove TO Teras
would like the
country, with view bring them into
market.
small capital and Is DESTROYS fengngns In
He give the satisfactory testimonials OF
esponsbiy his general acquaintance snch
considerable emigration Texas
who would inclined avail himself
placed correspondence
suitable responses by Addressing post paid
VIM. GoULDIN,
General agent and collector, Richmond Virginia.
MarIl
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L. p. MILLER,
OF Virginia.
VERIFY 81 MILLER,

a. w YrKpY L. p. MILLER,
OF Washington City OF virginia
VERIFY a. MILLER,
It'll and 9th streets, Washington, d. c.,
WHOLESALE and retail foreign and domestic staple
dry goods carpets, mahngs, coths, table
and piano Spreads blankets sheengs, and houseur
nishing dry goods generally.
strict, prompt, personal attention given to orders
Dec 27-lyif
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ATTENTION.

Early Spqine Good for Gen
Heuuens
HHhS. A. SMITH CO.. No. Old State House, Boston, beg
leave invite gentlemen visiting Boston large
which has been selected
peence buyer, from the principal manufacturers England
Germany, and France, and imported 10 order.
Overcoming English Venetian fur Labrador
proof beavers nne cloth 6nish beaver, whtney's, Dues,
French kosaih reverbean entirely
coats For dreas and ffock cloths from celebrated
makers in French German and English Of and beautiful col
ors and rich and superior finish
Psntaloonery and three hundred different styles
OF
refine and exquisite
Cutting depsrmentWe cutting depart-
ments who, for skill and acknowledged
competitors.
with call viii secure selection by them from Of
which similar in
this any other city In the Union.
All Of which will be personal attention
TO ht STYLE superior workmanship,
cured tor the large and constantly
now enjoy, and Of prices that cannot fail 10 please
CffAs. a. SMITH A. CO.,
No. Old State House, Boston
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Virginia Land Office,
Richmond, January 81, 1852.
conformity Virginia OF lef9 49l, section TO-
hereby all whom Il concern, that ap
eschentor Of the county OF Page
day December 1881, received into the isnd
January 1884, that by inquest held on the
December ls5l lot OF land containing y three
lying In Page county adjoining Gideon o. Bubaker fhp
Long which sicker died seised was found es
~ ~ e. ". PARKER,
Jan 3-1aw6w Register Land once
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EOR Rent, the large and cornunodso"s mouse IN ""~
II FIRST ward occupied by Brazilian Minister
For terms apply Gen Gratot, Six Buildins,
Sept ol-eodu (intci.J
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on Ann Pounds Choice Goshen Butter just received
oUUUU for New York Butter Store No u Han
street, Baltimore.
share Of the above has been collected with the creates
expressly hotels families during the
prejudice justly against packed
been imposed them Goshen
which Being connected with of the old
and houses in New York; who superior
advantages procuring choicest diaries from
sending supplies regularly twice week.
article that will suit refined
taste, delightful flavor until spring Hun
citizens already realized of butter Nc
will be all All goods delivered in the
city rec charge
Also pounds very choice apple cheese All win be
sold IS low In New York by the few packages.
All goods bought and sold for cash.
w. c. CORNELL.
BALTIMORE, Dec. II, 1851.
Dec l2-law3w
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VbE HANK OF THE UNION. In proxxp,s Marble
= now open f the transaction Of exchange and
awn RIO. n GALLAGHER, President.
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Nexv FaII ami yyin,er (,ood,


HoOE BROTHER, & Co, Pennsylvania avenue between 7h
III have received and prepared offer the
Of the cities of Washington, Georgetown and hexanda
surrounding counties of Maryland and Virginia. full and
French English and India fancy and staple
dry goods Of the mportahons. They name
Very elegant brocade silks, dark colors
Extra rich brocade silk, for evening
Rich plaid silk, styles
Extra heavy plain poult de sole
Heavy waiered silks, ali colors
Real Irish poplins richly watered all shades
Very lusrous black silks, all widths
French and Thbet cloths, great variety
French de anes designs
French de cosse, latest styles
Rich embroidered chemiseies with sleeves 10 match
Real yalenciennes lace chemisettes and cuffs
Richly embroidered muslin capes, collars, and
Elegantly embroidered and lace trimmed bandkerchefs
Canton shawls, from Si2 10 S76
Velvet ~loaks manullas, styfes
Silk maniIlas and visites, also styles
Real cashmere sbawls, long and square
Real and Thbet scaIfs
Long and short sewing silk mits and gloves
Bajiou celebrated kid gloves, every size and shade
Black silk laces, black and colored silk ffinges
Thread and insertings wide and narrow
Muslin and cambria rulings
eambric inserngs and edgngs
Sash, neck and belt nbands, hc., sc.
other entirely and desirable goods suit
approaching which weekly add
be assured Of finding
durngth season, most fashionable styles the lowest
prices. - ..-..-. =
Sept lo--tf
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LII wIDTHs-NOw in store, and for AT mu.h lea, -
n the usual prices - u1
patterns - seal
pieces hne 1914 table amask, rich patterns
~ dozen dan4sk table napkins, and uc
20 dozen bleached and brown doylies
50 dozen assorted damask and huekaback towels
80 pieces towelngr, all kinds, styles, and prices
80 pieces Irish linens, " all pure, ioT shirtng
~ pieces me linens and collars
100 pieces fine beached shiTting eottons
With many iots Of desirable goods line all Of which ~
sold very cheap for the y
Terms cash unless arranged contrary
Good arueies low pneea and hair dealing may be relied
cases PERRY BROTHER I
Jan i5-swn Opposite Cenue bs,..
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w. II. stanford, Merchant Tailor.

North side Of rs"'aais assas, s for ; door % Third street.
REGs leave inform his friends, the citizens OF Washington
Georgeown Alexandria the public in general also members Of
smsres and large and complete Although does
her as as any other
establishment IN the District goods that all perfectly
ate shortest notice andn style not surpassed equaed
by any other establishment in The United States
lie pays an advance the highest price paid In this city for his
Having been employed establishment of W. Browning
for fifteen years and having under his special charge e most dim
ing satisfaction now prompted by stronger DESIRE as Wen
Interest," aaers himself please ali hai
B. Also constantly on hand general assortment Of fancy goods
gloves collars every necessary complete gentle
wardrobe;
Nov a6-2awiisw
NEW BANKING HOUSE In washington City.-The
undersigned having induced 10 embark II the exchange
early notify the public generally
@ and S BANK se @ @ o w
win be issued for circulation lha, will moi be BY some
the United States treasury, northern exchange or Virginia bank
By sric, adherence legitimate upon basis
will readily be perceived that the public and the bank
tered after The ma,ass deberation and il is gratifying 10
a % and and
In addition the issue for circulation The Bank Of The
siss United ne purchase
road companies, and other good securities.
Any business connected with the different departments Of the
IN "a'''s'" VIII 's I H.
RroHMosp, Va, October, 1851. Nov ll-2awlm
peal ESTATE AGENCY. BOUTWELL, informs the
IL opened Office street,
Office the National Inegence for the purpose Civ
ing purchase and sale of city property
He sale large number Of building lots
the city, which will be disposed of accommodating iens ALSO
improved properly
e will undertake negotiation of purchases sales Of
property for persons who may need such aid
70 nonresident property holders he offers his services make
sales, taxes, &c.
persons may desire sell property, he would
himself to find purchasers.
which he he considers him
self qualified from his extended knowledge the location and
acquired his late business city collector
All letters postpaid win receive prompt attention
Conveyanng drawing Of Deeds &c., will be attended his
Office
Being commissioned justice Of the peace he win attend
the taking acknowledgements OF deeds, &c.
Nov l3-2aw6wif
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N PURSUANCE or Order OF the Orphans Court
Of Baltimore CITY, sbereby given that In the last viii and
testament OF Edward Matthew'S, Of Baltimore city, and which was
admitted probate 24h Of December 1888, there 10
the following tem designated the third item OF said last VIII and
testament;
Item al will and bequeath half Widows
death be divided into six equal paree parts 10 three Of my
Grandfather Hughess grand chren their heirs three parts 10
three OF my Grandfather Mahews' grand children, or their heirs
and that three dnerested the parish OF Laneawan, and
GlamOgan South Wales shall be judges OF this beques
but should of the above children their he be wealthy
need OF relations
either side shall have itn
And of said order further warning all
interested provision Of
person. solicitor before the day Of July 1852
hb proofs of their the said provision and to stand
and abide such action the said orphans take in the
premises.
JOSEPH FICKLIN,
Administrator de Jonis non, with the will annexed of
Dec 27-lam6m Edward Matthew'S
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A. ~ q. A. ARMOUR,
DIAPERS and T.aILoRs,
No. 800 Broadway, corner Of Duane street,
e.. f...sau YTo.,sx A<.a To~l

EsPECTFULJY invite the attention ofends and the paslc 10
IL spring goods, ofhe
make the best
osbonsble their moderate prices Fresh cloths,
vestipRs importaions silks
for vests dark dol new patterns Of Paris cmhrodenes
aku employed In this
m ont coats pants and wsscoas Each
nar,men IL complete in itself Army and uniforms
despatch and the
strangers this metropolis will find ut this establish
man, evory,hna and perfect 1T always Insured
NJ H. fpswsm wAIsreohTsIhe.c elegant wastcoats that
Garden, have been
AZ, nremlum BY the American institute at their late fair
FEB l5-dlm
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he aUINCEy,s Literary RENT noes /. vols I2nao,
IL being Of the uniform edition OF his WORKS
Motberwei. Posthumous Poems, vol;
The Vision Of Sir Lsunfnla poem ny James us Lowell
Huckminser, ana on ms SON rev. JOS
Stevens minister by Eliza Buckminser Lee vol
Brief Practical Treatise Mortnrs win az account o. me pro
employed the public works 10 Boston bhor ny Lieut.
VIM n. Wright, " y. Engineers.
This day received for safe by ,,,on ,,.,,n,,
Septic Bookse'ien, near s'h sneeN
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. xruov w rREH practise law Ina the supr~
our OF The States, and sond 20 the prosecution Of
claims against government Address washington, Do
Mar. 1o-u
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an the petition Of Samuel and George WOLF OF Columbia
Pa and James Doughery Philadelphia Pa praying for tbs
extension Of patent granted them for Improvement In
the mode OF making railroads. and
applicable 10 other from the expiration Of
said PATENT which lakes place the seventeenth day March, A.
ID. 1852
IL is ordered thai the said petition Ihs Patent Once
Tuesday O'Clock, all
notified and show any they have
why said petition ought be granted.
opposing the required ns the Patent
Once their objections, specifically writing least
before Ali testimony nled by either
be used At the said hearing and transmitted
accordance with the rules Of the Office which will be furnished
application.
Ordered this notice be published National Ine-
genee Republic and Union, Washington d. c. Philadelphia In
quer, Pa Providence Journal, Providence, r. Pshurg Ga
Psburg, Express, New York. NJ vi and the Daily
Bee Boston, Mass week for weeks
yious 10 the sixteenth day Of March next.
THoS EWBANK,
Commissioner OF Patents.
p g. Editors papers will please copy and te
bills the Patent Once, paper containing this notice.
Jan l6-Iaw3w
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Assistant Teacher Wanted Immediately.
THE Principal OF the Wauen,on IN C Male Academy wishes
teacher who qualified teach
lower mathematics. He
habits and good moral
to the Principal.
Feb 1o--du
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NEW BOOT AND SHOE sToRE.-The subscriber has
taken one new and elegant stores Tsseny erected
between AZ and 9th streets where he intends conducting ne
services Henry Marseas who, is wen known, has
for high % . G and waos ,n attention wiz be
We would particularly call The attention o. me ladies hs beau
have selected with great care beautiful Of
English KID silks and attn which will he made up 10
order in Mr. Ms usual beautiful style,
In addition 10 our own manucoy greet
approved styles Of every description all Of
which particularly invite attention Of The public generally
oct7-eolw :. M 1ohNsoN'
yITAsHINGToN SEMINARY. ID. C.-The evening English
mathematical school Of this institution win be oren
every night except Saturdays and Sundays from o'clock M to
tons reading m the forms,ion and Improvement
Of Style lectures on socuon and on he mna % p
The classical department devoted explanation analysis
authors and Latin composition, enabling tho student In
read and % write in iha tongue with facility
' Nov CIV sxNUnL BARBER, President
w. II. DuvaiI, Merchant Tailor,
CLate firm Of Lpssy Dupau,)
MOULD respectfully hs friends and the public that
he Ss. @ se and y'ed assortment OF M and
cos cessmees and vestng OF the most approved mannac
Merino, silk, and cotton shirts and drawers
Hosiery, ersyss, suspeno a groves
which he q offer 10 h customers at the lowest
lie solicit. liberal share Of public patronage
HG ssp, g as"slsaws%ir avenue
EpiscopaI Institute for Young Ladies',
Northeast corner Of Oh and streets.
U,HE its session on the first OF sepem
eeien corps Of professors and teachers IN every
Terms for boarding pupils sa5o including English and
Mathematics :, .,o..
Terms for pupisper session Of fire nonths-fom 80 70
English mathematics
Ancient and modern languages music, drawing painting Se
Circulars Of the Principal Early application of
admission lie necessary. -, 80, r,..,a.,
W.smsaros CRY, August ~ 1851.
Aug n--dti6Oct
PHILOSOPHY or THE MECHANICS OF NATURE
i by y. Allen. ..,,, +.
Caiechism Familiar Things by Emily Elizabeth Winemsn.
Hand Book Of Literature and the Fine As by oeoRe upy anu
Taylor. 4 volume.
Maxims and Morals Of Rocbeoucaud Ann.
The Literature Literary Men o. Great Britain ny - WINS
2 volumes
sir Roger de coverlyi by The Spectator. -
Hand Book Of Universal Bioarsphyi by Parke eonWh'
Knights Cycoprdia Of the Industry Of Az Nations Vo"ne
" illustrations, rn.,,,,. -. y,on
Hsv ~ fNnNch 'h'hoh-
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NOTICE ia hereby given that ali sccounts rem Co,
IN upon books Of the late firm Of y - M "
together with those OF our present firm, will be made u e T
stant and handed settlement either by note o ~
cbanpe In our business which took effect upon ne bouds
last renders Il necessary that all open Roco"
closed At The expiration Of e present half year CO.
June 24-owf HUE p"0A
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20 MAKE ROOM In order that we may have room i
large supply Of spring goods, selling OF our s
winter goods al extremely low prices Aa
100 black and coiored BAY saien long shaw choice s
200 pairs OF blankets, comprising all kinds common
superine, great bargains u'
$50 pieces very choice and cloths cassmeTes
styles and prices The black French cloths eassms
In the LOT are very mae and cheap 'a
IS richly pointed clotl piano and table
100 pieces white annels, from rs yard extra ina
~ bundles genenens wooen, COTTON uierino and M ma,
shirts and drawers 1u
20 pieces floor drugge and crumb cloths handsome pattern,
low prices -"
Our stock bombazines, apacas mousselnes merno and
other knds Of mourning goods, is well times CO.
pete, and at prices proyerbaly low ~
100 pieces English and French merinos all eoo
We offering bargains in all kinds Of oolored and MAJ
silks. "'i
Is pieces ladies " habit cloths,n assorted colors
5 pieces white sniins
100 dozen ladies' kid gloves, assorted colors
900 pieces white cambrics and musins, AT all prices
90 pieces sheeng and pillow linens all linen ali wl
100 pieces cotton sheengs assorted with many other @
goods IN line, all VI which, bear in mind, Offer Il ~
nafkably low prices -"
Terms cash, unless arranged 10 the contrary
Good articles, low prices and fair dealing relied on in
PERRY u RROTHFR -"
Jan l3-3wf Opposite Centre Market
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United states Mail Steamship CoIapany--The only
Through lane For California and Oregon,
(vIA oHAOKEs,)
Neg York Hapana, Nep Orleans, Kinsson, and Chapss
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FLEMISH HOUSE LINENS.

lust received general OF these heavy
cheap goods 81 %, and 10d dice, diaper ena M
Aso, Of the manufactory 81, 1of, Ia, w. sya
sheengs which will he found the heaviest goods Of s
and OF German pno, Al
pte linens The only objection which urged s' low
above articles viii be their durability
Dealers in all kinds Of carpets, mattinss, oil cloths gs
curtain materials, nnd furnishing goods geneiane
OF the Of Ninth and Pennsylvania
Jnnp
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Columbian College, ID. g,
THE winter session Of months will be opened the l7 Of
September.
Room, library, bed, and furniture u W
Table ana servants per ."
Charges 10 students who do not board :. :.
Tuition 's'ss''''.
Room, library and furniture, u w
Fuel at cost washing 37k cents per DOZEN.
Naturalization fec, S0 and small charge W average damages
college Of books and stationery,
do exceed 81 Students may be admitted az any
opening II preferable hlls payable hee
months In advance. -, =, n -.
opportunity Of attending the courses OF lee
riveu gushad OF science nj the SMITH
also Of hearing the debates IN Congress- anu
United States Supreme winch
n other college can present -, ,..,...u
CoLLsas HUI August, 1851. AugN-o@eP'aWF"
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CALONA Sale-This beautiful arm--tle former
residence of the Rev VIM. Ma offered for sae II is loca
ted in Fairfax Virginia. miles from Washington, d.
Co. the line Of contemplated plank road leading from Fairfax
house Georgetown and adjoining the farm Of Commodore
JONES' and 2O8a high state well
watered with living springs well enced plenty of TIMBER with
plenty choice fruit The buildings consist of brick mansion 81
houses spring school houses carriage house
house, with 90 by 80 with basement in good repair
and is remarkably healthy.
LANGLEY Fairfax county, Va, Dec ], 1851.
Dec. 3-lawCwA
7 OsT BoUNTY-LAND WARRANT.-Land warrant J s6,
IL The subscriber, Washington city, twho private
Buchanan 4th nfanty under the act OF
2h September $780, been from the pocket OF Jas b. Lokey
against purchasing the said land
warrant the subscriber has made assignment the
same. PETER GALLAGHER
Dec ll-law6w'
l,OLT'S, ALIENS, WARMERS AND OTHERS RE
" peatng pistols, just received and for sale by
j. W. BADEN,
Pennsylvania avenue, near 9th street.
DRONzED SHOVEL AND TONGs, STANDS. FANCY
shovel and pierced
of 81 pieces and detached silver
plated spoons &C. OF pattern walters together with
every article belonging house,
Nrs - j. w. BADEN,
Pennsylvania 9th street.
Dec le--2aw4wif
v just opened and offered exceedingly low prices by
Pennsylvania avenue, nearly opposite Browns Hotel
Dec i5-2aw4wif
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NJ EBSTER'S Great American Dictionary-New
edition, enlarged, various Of binding for sale
publishers agency in Washington city, nj their lowest prices
TAYLOR q MAURT
Feb 10 Booksellers, 9th Il
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NOTICtE.-Those OF who have not yo,a,s q
N their bills rendered July win much o
by calling and doing their earliest convenience a we
have all accounts in at that closed prior TO the
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, ."
Sept 7-2wif
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The splendid Meet OF sea AteHIeIa ueIUukIHk y US
company continue 20 run, In eonne1ion with the
steamers Of the Pacific Mail steamship Company
between The ports above named, carrying the United
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lNIAE New Book, United OmcIl
Register Of all officers Of the government civil and military with
their salaries location date Of appointment &c. with lists Of M
post Offices in the country, with of the and Their
compensation.
TAYLOR X MAURY,
Febl4 BOOKSELLER, street
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-10-21
ONE OF THE NEW lIAMPsHIRE
GIRI,S.

A correspondent of the Boston Journal
rclates the following account of New
ardson, onIy daughter isi Il NJ and Mrs Rich
ardson, of Cheshire county. to whom he
had an introduction few days since
Miss Rosiua is nineteen years Of age
is 5 feet 3! inches in height, measures 5
feet Al inches around the w@ist, 6 feet 4
inches around the lip, % inches around the
arm, above the elbow, Ia inches around the
arm below the elbow, aud feet 10 incnes in
straight line across the shoulders. At
birth she weighed 6 pounds at FIVE years,
las pounds; at ten years, 26S lbs at IF
teen years, 3653lb- and now, at nineteen
years of age she weighs AS On estima-
ting the quantity of cloth in her clothing,
when dressed for ride on a winters day,
we found it to contain 9s9 yards of yards
wide cloth She has brown hair, dark blue
ewes, Is of fair complexion, and has what
psychologists would call we'll balanced
head. the perceDtive organs predouiinating
She can knit spin, weave, make shirts or y
batch Of bread, is good singer, and plays
the piano with taste aud skill--is considered
one Of the best scholars in the town where
she resides Is courteous and affable, aud
lively in conversation, and eyinees gener-
raj knowledge which might raise blush en-
the cheek Of some Of our city bellies
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-10-21
THE EARLY AUTUMN.

A stroll out to the meadow and woods
shows you, reader, better than the page Of
the almonac, that Autumn is here. Slight
Indeed his touch has yet been felt. but
plainly you see where he Las been laying,
--'i Here and there.
A fiery finger on the leaves;
how blood red some Of the gum leaves glow
already, and the NAPLES are richly draped
in orange aud purple
"Thc swaa sings swcctcst as she dies;''
the expiring dolphin s'decked in the rays
Of the rainbow. aud the foliage of our woods
particularly along tie streams and mead
ow sides-assumes u beauty excelling even
It's soft and tender April green, asst pre-
pares to wither aud fall A frosty:morniux
aud few chilly days have come, and al.
ready it beginsto put lis dying beauty on ;
. week or two hence it will fash with erin
syn and gold, and then q little while, and it
viii! drop to the earth celorless and dead
[Cecu Ulie