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Improved Cotton Gins,

Thankful for past favonrs the subscriber wish
es to inform the public that he still rnuuuf;,c
lures Cotton Gins at his establishment i'm State.
burg, ON the most improved and approved plnn.
which he thinks that the cotton ginned on one
of those gins of the late improvement, is worth
nt least n qnartcrof n cent more than tine cot.
ton ginncd "n the ordinary gin. lie also man
uiacturcs them on tile most simple co,si rnct;on
Of the fines, finish and Of the best materials to
wit, Steel Saws and Steel Plated Ribs Case
hardened which he will sell for 81 per Saw
lie also repairs old gins and puts them i'm com.
piete order nt the shortest notice. All orders for
Gins will be promptly and punctually attended
TO-. WILLIAM ELLISON
Stateburg, Sumter Dist, S. G. Feb II, 26.t
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Embr'd ChantillV Wells.

a complete assortment OF superb French
Embroidered Chant lily Wells, ranging from
5000 TO 50 rts. piece.
w. J. JACOBI & SON,
22l King-si. (bcnd) opp. the Big Boot.
Nov. 9TH 1852 Eff
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Dry Goods for Fall Trade


wv. q. Bancroft & Co,
253 KING-ST. e doors below Wentworth. ST.
Constantly on hand,
SILKS AND SILK GOODS,
Dress Goods of all descriptions,
Alpaccas, Merinoes and Boinbazincs,
Prints and Ginghams,
Cloths, Cassameres and Vestings,
Hosiery, Gloves, &C., &c, &c.
ALSO
Georgia Plain and Kcrseys,
Plain and Striped Osnaburgs,
Bleachcd and Brown Doincstics,
Super Duflicc Blankets.
Our business is done strictly for Cas-
and on the One Price System, and we are
confident no house in the city can give
BETTER BARGAINS
Charleston, S. C., Sept. 81, 1852. ls-1m
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Notice,

A LII Persons indebted to the subscriber
n by Note or Account nre respectfully
solicited TO call and settle Immediately as
circumstances compel him to cali on them.
-. ]. WlNN.
March -, 1852. 21-,l,
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Notice.

All persons having demands against the Es.
tate OF +. ). l'elser, deceased will present Them
duly atiested; and those indebted will make
payment to +. NJ Anderson, Esq, S,mtervilIe,
S. C., LOUISA BELSER, Admir-.
Oct. 20th, 1851 So II
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A. ANDERSON,
N&MSE& MWN EAAANR

SWHAtGrVllAG, =. q.
Respectfully informs the people of Sum ~,
ter District That ne has just receive 4 and IA
now offers for sale the bes. selected AVID M
most choice stock Of
Spring and Summer Goods
That has ever been brought to this markell
lie has received many new styles Of Spring and
Snmmer Goods, which purchasers would do
we'll TO examine before buying elsewhere.
Black, Blu,,, Green and mixed Broad Clothes,
Plain and Fancy Cassimeres; Satin, Velvet,
and Silk Feslings, Boys and Mems Caps, &c.
-------3ISo-
full and large supply of Hosiery, Gloves,
Saspenders, Cravats, handkerchief, Sc. NC,
oil of which will be sold on the most liberal
terms, and at prices to suit the times.
ES Garments manufactured by the subscri-
ber. and warranted to give satisfaction Or
ders from distance promptly attended TO.
lie may be found NJ the stand formerly oc.
cupleG by Conway, and more recently by
u. w. Price.
A. ANDERSON.
April 81, 1852 rs If
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For Sale.

My HOUSE AND LOT, in the villngc of
Snmterrille. where ! now live. There are
FlFrN-FlVE ACRES OF LAND in the lot
Terms made easy to the purchasers.
Jan. Is, 1852. l3.tf W. LEWIS
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W NAr. Editor: Please ana ].
nounce Mr.. J. J. sMcKEI.LAR, I Tfsandii-
date for Clerk of the Court, for Sumter
District, md oblige MANY VorgRs.
April IL. 1852. 2;5-tf
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10 The friends sbs Jo5irn r.
HAYNSWORTH, Esq, announce him asl
Candidate for the Office of Ordinary for.
Sumter District nt the ensuing election.
March 23, 1852. 22-tfs
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Through Fare from Charles.
TON TO BALTIMORE $3.50;
TO PHILADELPHIA Sl9;
AND TO NEW-YORK 500.

aE. yizI!sS go H 7EliblGT2+ Si1
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70 r. C L.E.R H.. &.
0 We are authorized To
announce I. J. DiNKINS, Esg.,y d Candidate
for Clerk Of the Court, nj the ensuing election.
April 10th 1851 - IS r.. s5'11t.7 81
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Gan0ioates..

F.O r. OR DIN "A cla y 81 q
l MIR, Edit0r; You syills
please announce WILLIAM IL. BR NJ
SON as candidate FIR the Office Of u
nary of SHUTTER District, at the ensuing
election.
MANY sYorEgs.
April 9th, 1859 27--tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-04
LEG1sLATURE OF VIRGINIA.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9, 1852.
SENATE.


Mr. DEsEALE in the Chair.
A communica zion from tho House Of Delegates was re
ceiyed and the bills accompanying read and referred
The question stated on the adoption OF the rcsou
from tho House OF Delegates IN relation 10 the jordan
Hatcher
Mr DovoLAs offered substitute for the resolutions
moved tina, they be laid upon the table, The proposition
lay the table was opposed by Messrs. THOMPSON ant
SnANDs, and supported by Messrs BRENT SHAckELFoRD
Mr. TMoMrsoS opposed the resolutions being laid upor
the table he was ready 10 act upon them at This time
Courts of Justice Hi felt instructed TO uke action upon
this subject which materially affected those represented
and considered due 10 ms constituents due to the E1ecu
ye due to the and security Of master and slave that
this question should be calmly and deliberately and dcni
lively settled.
the table The joint resolutions from tho other House and the
substitute of Mr. DouaLAs because he considered tho
lion fairly opened he had wish desire blink
Mr. BaAxros concurrei with the Senator from South
anpton that this question which should not DO blink
ea but he would vote lay tho resolutions and substitute
the table, for the purpose of calling them up to DO acted
tine during the present session. ana would vote
cordially for the substitute offered by the Senator from
King William.
Mr. RssrR said that the agitation of this question remind
ed him of mountain growing out of mole hill; and that
he unwilling similar in this portion of the
capital which had been transacted elsewhere He there
fure would to lay the resolutions on the table.
The ayes and noes were demanded by Mr. WATSON, and
the vote was:
AYxs-Messrs Basel Braxton, Brent, Brown Caring.
ton Cowan Daniel Dsneale Douglas Funston, Gran,ham
Geave Parker Paxton, Pi,man Roger, Shackelfod sto
vail, Stuart, Tate-20
ders, Stands Shei1ey Sherard Thomas, Thompson, Wat
son-ll.
SO the resolution and substitute ordered TO lie the
table.
Mr MrRrpIrH was absent when the vote taken. be-
Cause of sickness in his family
Mr.SrovALL, from the Committee of Finance, reported
various House and Senate bills. .# E.,at.
Mr.. WATSON from that committee, reported numerous en-
rolled bills.
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Mr. B. said lie would the Senate, in making this mo-
ion he governed BY no desire either to acquire noo,e
discuss The ssn a S mgh with
hsr Ssnsors bo allowed TO vote directly upon them He
desired 10 stand fairly aud unequvocay before his eonsiita
t 70 dnv the premises as well the conclusions
ained in Gov Johnsons message dated the lth of May
would place him in position He therefore submitted his
motion with the hope that it might prevail.
Messrs. BRAxroN AmpLER and THOMPSON sustained TINS
proposition II was oppossd BY Messrs SHAcxELrop ne
GER, DENEALE, BASEL and DOUGLAS. Inc iaei VI "in
called the ayes noes Mr. Hanp demanded te previous
question. The vote was
Avs Messrs Amber, Barnett, Brax!on, Caoel Daniel
Saunders, Shands Sh, fey Sherard Thomas Thompson
! ward WATSON Hhite-n.
NoEs-Messrs. BasseI, Brent Boykin, Brown, Ca,ett
Cowan Deneae, Douglas, Funsen, Granhun, Gteayer
Moncurc Parker, Pman, Roger Shackefori Stoyal Stu
art Tue-lS.
Tie Senate took recess.
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HOUSE DELEGATES

EVENING SEssIos.-TuIspAY, JUNE /, 1852.
Alter the resolutions adopted contained 10 the mi
norlty report OF the Committee of Courts Of Justice in re
ation to the Communication OF the sentence of Jordan Hat
cher
Mr. LEWIS offered the following resolution BY way of d
dition TO The resolutions adopted:
Resolved That the petition signed by one of The dele
gates from and fifty nine other citizen. Of Richmond asking
for the Communication of the sentence aforesaid was .ad
vised contained errors OF law and fact and that the act
the gentlemen signing the is deserving of the
condemnation OF the General Assembly.
said The resolution offered by the gentleman
from Harrison hr Lkw referring !. does directly
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MAXINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF RICHslOND. JUNE 8, 1852.

ARRIVED,
Schr. Hope, Ki,win Baltimore.
Schr. Hcnrico, Tutt!c, New York.
SAILED
Schr. Elizabeth, Harrington, Norfolk
NS ANAG IEits' Jk'EFiCis-It. t'isAaGss q CO"'''
I'VE CESSOiS To I. NORRIS = Co.: 49,. . - 20,
This Day-Ca ii,as: S9lgVl, o,tJj, wv. l-lt, ~ OF "
500 &C. IS Ncs II drawn. Tickets So 80 !. :
Also the pet.sco Lottery Capitals $500, OF 1900
' Jaee o. C. w. Purcell
AND WARRANTS bought for Cash, the hight' ~;
kct prices by b BAGBY, oil franklin ars :m
Richmond Va Jnne - -
IVlKkt.NTON, Il. ca, FEMALE SEMISAh imh
SHE Summer Of this Institution will commeace on s.eI
oil June 1852 and continue i've mcn,ha Tho buildings ii ne
greatly enlarged an all their aad furniture liver.
with SPECIAL the health and comfort OF The
are nae efficient Teachers for purposes Of instruction.
department ID under the able management OF MI an" ts'
TERMS-psr session the same as formerly. tDe9
Board, i!y
English Tuition, 100
Preach, .gU
German, - 90
Music on Harp, with use oil Instrument g 60
PaSo, % 10
. Cigar /" 10
Drawing adj Painting, Is 70
Painting in oil colors. go
Washing and Fuel, No e1t1
charge will be made Circulars will be sent 20 Iho.e who @
for lhem DANIEL iohNI" -
Warrsn,on, n c., 4-c2w.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-04

We are pleased tina, Mr. oLD of Powhatan has
far recovered from an attack OF Sickness under which he has
suffered for some ne be able his seat in the
House of Delepates.
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We are requested that The officers conducting the
election at the Court Houses OF the counties in the third u
dcal section are required by law TO meet at Rockingham
Court House, the 18th day next after the election whc
will be Friday the llh Of June to compare The pos and
make the required by law.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-04

Ea NOTICE-A meeting Of the people Of Chesterfield
rr tive Of party, will held Jun. Court, take To-
10 consideration the alarming and excep,onate doctrine
Governor Johnson. Come one! come ALL that full e1
preston OF public sentiment may be elected
MANY CITIZENS.
City papsrs please copy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-04

We learn that uisnformcd TO the political com
pexion Of OF the participants whose appeared 10
Tie proceedings Of the Amelia meeting. The Chairman and
Secretary, G.e Informed. Democrats.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-04

rssnl,s ho nm undue burden on either Interest," will vote
(next wine eadust the scales SO that justice may be
done all who be called upon to contribute Tor The
support of the Government For the present. regard il to
be my solemn duty vote for this bill and trust Sena-
will reconsider their determinations and not thro"
everything confusion this late hour of tho session.
Mr. Brent said that could feel more TePugnancc
the bill thar ho did, yet he felt under all the circumstances
and in view Of the difficulties which would inevitably ensue
from defeat constrained for s passage Although
he objected the principles which the bill based,
many of its Details ard entertained some doubts whether
all its provisions strictly constitutional yet the
stiles of the treasury the duty he owed 10 his Stne and con-
sucncy compelled him abandon his opposition, and
luctany give his for it. The ateness Of the session.
the difficulties necessarily growing out the ITSELF The
many conflicting views existing in the minds of Senator'S all
united prevent the construction OF new bill which would
Rvo entire satisfaction The country was lookng forward
with solicitude action this vexed question,
and adjournment without tax BILL leaving our treasury
empty without to sustain the faith a honor of the
State would disappont the public hope and cast o"um
upcu this Legislature that would on last lie hoped taIe
FORE that Senators who had declared Themselves hostile 10
slicraions woad like him. yield their oppostion and sup
port IT, His friend from Rockingham (ar DESEALE had
expressed his socude to uphold the honor OF the State
preserve from stain and epoach and he appealed to him
10 come forward in this great public exgcncy vote for this
DILL and thereby ward off the danger OF bankruptcy and repu-
diaon These considerations the bill was
other bill could now be framed to meet the wants OF the
treasury and should be unfortunate than Francis
Pava-we should lose even "our honor"
Mr. BAssaIL would not act Ia any faction. spirit He said
again he would for this bill his necessary
carry it. He opposed TO tho commissioners BILL but
when we came vote upon the tax BILL he (r b. would
not oppose IT, unless gentlemen In this Immediate neghbor
hood should endeayo eyade the responsibility Of their
own act BY voting against bill rendered necessary TO pro-
tsct the honor and credit of the State.
Mr.. WArsos said that although he had borno some hum
BILE part in framing the BILL he should have ooen content to
give silent in It's favor but for the ground on winch
1t had just been assailed Representing as he did cons-
mated every other he would be the first TO oppose the
bill II Il were true osnended for By the Senators from
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-18
REV a'UglGCARG0ws
.ssfNts rEesrHn,Ea.

GRACE ANGU LIARS NEW WORK
BtNSEN'S LIFE OF N1EBUHR.-Life and Letters
OF Barthod George Niebuhr. With Essays ON his Char
acter and Influence. By the Chevalier Bunsen and Dro
fessors Brands and Lorbell; 12mo. Muslin 81 25
"One ofthe most valuable publications of the month is
The Life aud Correspondence of Nebnh the celebrated
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with copious selections from his amarletters on great
variety oil literary and personal topics These
Volumes moreover rich in sketches ofcontemporary
literary men and publications, presenting in fact lucid
commentary on the development of German culture ,iu
ring the last hafcentury,'
HUMBOLDTS COSMOS.-vol. ". A sketch of a
Physical Description othe Universe, BY Alex Won Hum
bolt Vol ~. Translated from the German, by E. G
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The great work ofour age-Chevalier Bunsen.
Cosmos is a. work ofart almost much ofphilos.
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composition. Written in the evening of long life it has
the mellowed light of the setting sun.oLond Spec
LIFE AND WORKS OF BURNS. Vol. IL The
Life and orks of Robert Burns edited by Robt Cham
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Mr Chambers edition is the competest presentation
OF the Scottish poet now likely be hereafter in exist
ence.-Literary World.
MR.. JAMES NOVEL Pcquinilo
atale' by James Esq author of Aims and Obsta
ces; THE Fate; 1.-THE Commissioners "Henry Smea-
toni, 1.-THE Woodman; "Gowrie;' "The Forgery" "Old
Oak Chest" &c. $40, paper, price so cts.
Writtenin astye playful gaiety with frequent touch
character.
| THE DAYS OF BRUCE; A Story from Scottish his
tory by Grace Aguar, author of Mothers Recompense
Womans Friendship &c, 2v 12mo. Paper 81, cloth ST.
THE WOMEN OF 1sRAEL-Two volumes, Ia Pa
| per ST.. clio. 81 So
A MOTHERS RECoMPENSE-Ons volume 12mo
| Paper so cents; clio. rs cts.
WOMAN'S FRIENDSHIP-One volume l2mo Pa
| per so cts, cloth rs cts.
VALE OF CEDARS-One volume 12mo PAPER SO
| cts, clio IS cts For sale by
NASH & wooDHoUsE,
JeS Eagle S0uare.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-18

SOMETHING ABOUT A CLocK.-In the month of Feb
ruary last, free named Caroline Valentine lost
available metal clock, valued $12 1t stolen out
OF her house in the Valley, during her absence from
home; and Notwithstanding the most digent enquiry
was instituted in all directions tdings of it OBJ
tanned until within day two past. Having reason to
believe that the missing timepece could be found in the
house OF white named John Wade search-war-
rant was obtained Wednesday, and officers Tyler John
son and Truehear proceeded to look through tn domi
Gil OF Mr. Wade The clock found and ident fed by
the woman The officers seized it, ofcouse and required
Wade to appear before the Mayor Thursday morning.
prove how it came into his possession. In accordance
with this mandate he yesterday appeared before the
Mayors Court and introduced white witness who
swore to the fact that about four months snce white
man entered Wades house with the clock and pawned
1t torthe sum OF S5-stating the time that as soon
he returned from Lynchhurg whittier he was then bound
he should claim the privilege of redeeming it, This ey
dence satisfied the Court of the innocence of Wade and
he was accordingly discharged from custody
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EN- ALEXANDAiEs NGI''sFa a. s715-
No. Ga Muin street, opposite she CITY usstcI
REGuLAlt sAEE nAfs:

TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS & SATURDAYS
~ the above named days will sell at public auction
hapast9 O'Clock, variety of miscellaneous goods such
as the following:
NlTURE-Cabinets Wardrobes, Sideboaris Blu
leausi besteaes Chairs oevery style and PATTERN Hair
ana ohuek Mattresses Dining Tea Toilet and Gard Tables
Goods &c, with Cloths Cassimeres attinetts Vcstings
anneis pieaelied and unbeached Domestics white and
ulo 9 Ihen Table Covers Oil Cloth do Hosiery Crs
watts, Shirts and Drawers &c - -
olhlNG %c-Also large collection of reasonable
reany r aae clothing Boots and Shoes silk wool and
49, Prool NUS c0th and glazed Caps Cutlery, and
large assortment OF Trunks. Naice and Garnet RAGS Ma
sons Challenge Backing Friction Matches Clocks and an
description G9o'' u every
NH hrFy ,rorr = co
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-18

WoRCEsTER's PIANos.--The New York Commercial
Advertiser Evening Post, Mirror Home Journal and sa
ronis Musical Times all concur in opinion the
nority of Worcesters Pianos. Hear what the CONNER
oal Advertiser says recent number, of the instru
ents of this unrvaled manufacturer sour preference,
Tor many reasons but especially because Of the superior
sweenesso of tone, is for Worcesters pianos We have
had one in for considerable time and we have never
met with an instrument which pleased us we'll And
combined with the superiority of tone are elegance and
strength in the construction We not think any man
uacturer supasses Mr. Worcester, if any equals him.
the most important features of good piano"
Purchasers throughout Virginia will remember that
MI NORRIS oil this city, is the sole agent here for the
sale OF Worcesters superior instruments.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-18

u Yesterday morning, about o'clock, as
the locomotive destined to convey the mail train
TO Acquia creek, was passing out of the depot o n
Broad street, to the track of the railroad, the
switch, which usuayar its progress as soon
as it obtains position the rails, happened not
be in place. The locomotive passed over the
rails crossed the street, and brought up against a
brick tenement on the opposite side, owned and
occupied confectionery store by Mr. Thos.
Samani. Fortunately no sustained injury, and
beyond some damage to the front wall of the
tenements, neither locomotive or house suffered
materially.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-18
ny RICHARD CAUTHORN.
REGULAR SALE DAYS:
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS AND FRIDAY.

REGULAR SALE DAYS:
MONDAYS WEDNESDAYS AND FRIDAYS
SALE OF HORSES EVERY SATURDAY.
nm the days above named commencing at9l o'clock
~ will sell at auction, at my store 18th ST.. va
rety OF miscellaneous articles, consisting of the follow
ing
GRO Coffee, Gunpowder Tea Can
dies Soap Nails Starch Bacon hams shoulders and Sides
Rice, Pepper Ginger, Brandy, Whskey, Gin Molasses
Butter. Lard Hercngs, Shad.
FURNITURE-Bu Bureaus, Sdeboards Washstan1s
Feather Beds, hair and shuck Mattresses, Bedsteads
Chairs Candlestands dining tea and toilet Tables Bed
ding of every description Tenders Shovel and longs
with many other articles in the house excepting line.
SHOES, CLOTHING &c.-I will also sell Boots
Shoes, Slippers, Clothing of every kind, Hats, Caps
Crockery-ware Matches, writing and wrapping Paper,
Books, &c.
NH 26 r. CAUTHORN
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LATEST NEWS.
Teregrapa,ess for the Times.
Wing National Convention,
SECOND DAY.

BALTIMORE, June IL
The Convention has adjourned till tomorrow morning
The committee credentials announced tina they were
not ready to report An exciting debate sprung up this
afternoon relative to amendment adopted this
ing giving members of the committee on creden-
als power to the electoral vote of States It was
denounced by Mr.. Dawson, of Georgia, au attempt
the part of the large States srangle the small
unprecedented and in opposition to State sove
reip
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-18
SOMETHING NEvT

III, THE CELEBRATED WEATHER STRIP
luNdE subscriber having purchased the excln;na x,,
to make and vend the newly invented WI T1 u
sIhp so generally II use in the Northern cities is now
prepared to I'LL orders either in the city of Riebmond w
by applying them to doors exposed to the weather tha
effectually prevent rain and snow from beat;
house oeeeihs INTO the
They can be fitted water tight to any still bo,ya nm,
even the surface may be- For doors thew are the
very thing as they do away with the carpet strip now fl
ways. ~ iovei III doof-
The subscriber will furnish and put them on and ifaer
fair trie they do not give satisfaction tbe1- Vii 10 ~
tnloved and no charge made s1ey VIII De re-
ny eang at his shop corner of Main and sth streets
my24-lm WIN FOppps D,