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SOUTH CAROLINA.
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

SOUTH CARULlNA.
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
Elizabeth Gawley
VS..
John w. Johnston g. wife
Letta Amanda. Pleasant NJ. In Equity.
Glass and wife Margaret,
James II. Miller, William ( Bill for contri-
Foster and wife Anna +. button and
Henry Stringtellow and for Partition.
wife Mary, Henry Champi-
on and wife Mahala JOHN
Miller, Munroc Miller ct al
II appearing to my satisfaction that each
and all ofabove n.uned and stated defendants
reside without the limits Of this State, it is
ordered on motion of Clinton, solicitor for
complainant, that each and all Of the above,
named and stated defendants, do answer
plead or demur TO the bill in above case fl
cd against them on or before the eth day Of
July 1853, otherwise judgment pro coniesso
will be ordered against each and all Of them.
JAMES II. WITiEBSPOON.
Com. Eg. l.. ID.
Commissioners Office, Lancaster 8. G..
March 81, 1853. 9-3m
Printers Fee, 81.
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He Is now the regularly appointed Sale
Agent for the following valuable Family
Medicines, viz DIR Guysotts Yellow. Dock
and Sarsaparilla, DIR. Rogers Iyerwort and
Tar, Jew David's or Hebrew Plaster, DIR.
Haughton's Pepsin, DIR. Marehisi's Ute
rine Catholicon, DR.. Aliens Vegetable Com
pound, DIR. Iittle's Family Medicines, Lou
den g. Co.'S Family Medicines, DIR. Keeler's
Family Medicines, DIR. Hobeosaek's Worm
Syrup, DIR. IIobcnsack's Liver Pills, Colleton
Bitters, Epping's Sarsaparilla and Queens
Delight, Railways Ready Relief and other
popular remedies, DIR. Tobias Venetian lin
iment, &c, &c.
All medicines sold at his establishment
arc neatly labelled, carfully packed, If desir-
ed, and ssnt TO any part of the town, orto the
Rail Road Depot, free Of charge fl p
The qualities OF the medicines warranted; !;
charges as uniform, and rs low as good med
icincs can be bought at any establishment in
the up country. 80.
Orders respectfully solicited.
z. IsDE HAY
March 80, 1853. ~ e--iy. /.
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A Verv Full

A ND complete assortment Of Geatlemcn's
"A and youths Summer Goods and Cloth
ing also. have just received direct from
Philadelphia, very fine and fashionable lot
OF Boots. J.ADAMS.
May l8. i5-3t
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EVERY FAMILY SHOULD HAVE a COPY"
nOnO COPIES sold in less than three
ONOO months. new edition, revised
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DIED.
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Of Typhoid Fever, just before II O'Clock on the
night Of the 23i, 10 her 4th year, MARGARETTE
ELLEN, daughter OF David A and Marguerite F
Brown. The friends OF the family invited TO at
tend her funeral from Centenery Church, on Friday,
the 18th, az o'clock z NJ.
''Death spreads his with ring wintry arms,
And beauty smiles no more;
An where are now, those rising charms,
Which pleased our eyes bsfore''
In this city, on the 23rd inst, Mrs ELIZABETH
FORBES, in the 7lst year OF her eye.
The interment will take place from her residence
Corner Of 4th and Grace streets) this morning, at
/ O'Clock. The funeral sermon will be preached
on mex. SABBATH afternoon, in the second Pres5y
terrain Church, (Rev Sir. Eoge'sl a. O'Clock.
On yesterday, cath inst, al about2 o'clock II,
(of Scarlet Fever3 CAROLINE, daughter of VII
liam and g Virginia Marshall. Aged three years
and nine months.
The iriends and acg9aintsnces CT the family are
requested 20 attend the funeral, from st. PauPs
Church thfs morning. at IL o'clock
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- R1ckbridge AIum water. g. :.
Aee.eridge Alum 9pxines. ~ l-Ts;. - .ae
prafed WAtsf t. diafetsc, csfhsffIc ylnsr $50 ~.
rsfve ~ ~ effects on the system. Il ex.;sa
e icn q the liver in many cases, d vhie Ne
would have no effect 'h'sa eaiemel
Ine wonderful success which Las s*,..s.,
nse Of ne Rockbridge Alum Wstsr for rs.,s. ne
70 great variety Of difesses, has seaasraay
ceeorisy rarely If ever equaed and Is ~ y
cfeasing The most eminer: cbern.,. - u m
rave examined the Water, and found !, :. zoe dsy
s1Taoraiuary medicinal properties. /. ~. s
declared By the best authoriti, ~ bs !. azs been
every form Of scrotala Chronic Liver Dsss.s. io5
Cnronic Diseases Of the Stomach ana eosss. al
pspsia, Chs onic Diseases Of the Eyes Mar. DJs
ieenons and particularly adapted 10 eases f A.
Uterine Hemorrnage, complicated Win ss. assivs
Msni q the Liver aud Stomach, and MAJ.
disoroers arising from impurtty Of the No. o'neT
hENEETF d BEERS, Drugris,s. No lss NJ
street. Richmond, Va, are the sole AGENT. g.. Ian an
SAFE OF Rockbridge Alum Watsss p- .oe ne
oarrei siO half barrel &c; by the gallon - o psf
ca.n on delivery, OF good city acceptance
ne pubic are cautioned against vsrle,r 81
ncies purporting TO be Alum Ws,er -, ~ az
com through as, IT cannot be genuine "a e's =
ia 2s-o6 vim fnSss vac
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@A Card.-The undersigned having under.
taken TO secure funds Tor purchase Of sise and
the erection Of suitable cnurca edifce for the ac.
commoda!;on Of the evangelical Lutheran popula.
ton Of Richm md, hereby tender theic grateful &C.
kuowie dgmeuIs 10 the many friends in different
denominations vi christians, who have thus far
aided them By contributions TO this enterprise.
sufficient amount has been pledged to en-
courage the purchase CT q desirable iot on Sixth
street, near Clay and We respectfully commend
object to the christian public, in the hope that
through their further Kind assistance, it may be
solicited By our pastor the Rev. WIN. Schmogrow,
our undertaking may be speedily accomplished.
JOHN KLOEBER,
ERNEST FRANCE,
F. SCHNEIDER,
EBERHARD LOHMAN,
fe 2j-3t+ MICHAEL CARRIER.
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Our OF TRAcK.-Thomas Kent slave to F. Cock,
arrested by the watch, on Wednesday evening,
but being his first appearance before his Honor, was
yesterday discharged without punishment.
George w. Holmes slave to Hatcher & Webster,
was also arrested after hours Wednesday evening.
and with meal in his possession supposed be stolen
Ordered 20 lashes,
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NEW YORK MoSEY AND COMMERCIAL, AT.
fAiRs.-Last week there were heavy arrivals
Oh foreign inporiations in New York, and the
entries Tor the present week were quite large.
money was therefore, at last dates in greater
demand. Capitalists and Banks were with
drawing their funds from the fancy stock trade
and deyoting them TO more regular business.
But nevertheless there was no stringency in
the money mapket. Loans were easily obtain
ed at per cent.
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The FREDEKICKsBURGR ECoRDER.-Some
time ago, we noticed upon the margin of
number of the Recorder, the letter X
We thought it meant exchange, and vet
We thought it could not mean that either, be-
cause we had exchanged with the Recorder
from the first day OF the existence of this pa.
per. We, however, enquired at the counter,
and found that it had been regularly mailed.
Yet we fad that the Re order has not received
the Dispatch regularly. We are very sorry
for il, for there is no exchange on our list that
is more acceptable to US, and certainly none
whose conductors it would give as more pajn
10 aisobige. But the fault is not ou,s ma
assure the Recorder, nor can we imagine where
il lies. The editor will oblige US bv looking
into this matter, and seeing VIVA, there Is
wrong for there must be something wrong
so,new here.
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DIAMONDS IN SOUTH CARoLINA.-The Ashe
vile News SAYS that it is reported that Mr..
Beaver, in the north end Of Buncombe, has re.
Gently found substance strongly resembling,
and believed by many 10 be the pure diamond.
At all events, it will cut both glass and steel.
He will no doubt have the matter properly ex.
amned. Should it prove to be the diamond,
his fortune is made, as he has several pieces Of
large size
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n Pratts daguerrean Gallery, No l45
Main street-Messrs Editors: Please publish the
following testimonials: "a very superior likeness
Robert Thorp. Very like" Roger Pryor, ed
tor Souih-Side Democrat Likeness executed su-
periativeiy good" j w. Roberts. ~ give Mr. Pra't
the preference 20 all the world in taking pictures,
E. P. Goodwin, Louisa county. "Mr. Pratt needs
but trial and success will be inevitable, David ].
Moody. .'Mr. Prstts pictures are good or better
than have yet seen" W. J. Mcpowner, King VII
lam. 1.-THE daguerreotypes In Mr.. Prstis coIec-
ton equal any have seen in London" john
Thomas NJ D. editor Of the Herald OF the Kingdom
add Age 10 Come fe2
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DRUNK AND observation-disclosures NJ. Niche
found by the watch, in state of drunkenness on
Wednesday evening" and taken 10 the cage. Yester-
day, being first appearance before his Honor, he was
DISCHARGED
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~Co.ut D'Or.ay..

~ Z n DUrkays-Ihls gentleman, on
exquisite memory, is no more. Not So his exoui
site Cologne. /. remains and win continue To- re-.
main 10 speak his praise, through all ,inea richer
ana s sweeier eulogy IMAM language could pronounce
OF the truth of this, the evidence is before usey
dence inspiring, reviving invigorating, ee!ic.ou,
and delightful 10 our nasal faculties Reader. II
you wish partake Of the qualities Of the pink he
rose or the ja.samine, just step into Woods Drus
Store, aud ask for bottle OF their DsOrsav =
There's nothing like j.. While il viii give Won III
the fragrance OF the parterre, it will drive awe
languor, revive low spirits, cure head ache. De 81
Besides, who dses not love sweet lsdy9 lnd
what lady does not love sweet gentleman Come.
but little, and may prcitycG much.
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EThe last anniversary of Washiag,on's
Bir.h-dsy seems to have been celebrated with
perhaps little more than usual spirit in the
srdiiIeren. cities.
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MINERALS IN THE SOUTH WEsF.-A val
liable copper mine has been opened in Polk
County, Tenn. The VEINS said TO extend into
North Carolina. 1t mas been discovered in
Cherokee county, in that State, and com.
pany of Englishmen are engaged in work
ing Il.
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E We are requested by Dr.. Mills to return his
heartfelt thanks 10 the volunteer companies OF the
city, for their kind consideration in Sustaining from
firing the accustomed salute on the 22d, out of re-
gard for the dangerous situation in which he lay,
bu, shor. distance from the Square, q. the time
We are happy to learn through the friend who
broush us this request that he lie considered to be
entirely out OF danger. There are few men whose
loss would have been more severely felt at this par
ticusr time
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IF An eTocious murder was committed
few days ago near Washington, Ga, by Ar
instead Stokes on the body Of James Henley
Henley was at Stokes house by invitation
After dinner they took walk, and soon after
leaving the house, without word OF warn
ing, Stokes plunged knife to the heart Of
Henley. Stokes was drunk. Henley was poor
and was the father of eight chiIdren-six girls
and two small boys. Liquor makes man q
demon.
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- The marriage of Colonel Charles May
with the daughter of the redoubtable Mr..
George Law, possessor OF SO much wealth,
and of Atlantic steamship notoriety, has been
the occasion of much newspaper paragraph.
ing, after the very Disgusting fashion of the
day. The dress of the lady is represented to
have been extravagantly superb, and the gen.
eral decorations of the house the most gorge-
Gus that money could command. The supper
was in keeping with the lavish expenditure
that marked cverything-and the whole is be.
lieved to have afforded the young girls, widows
and old maids themes for gossip for fully sew,
enteen days and half. after which it is prob.
able the affair will die away and be folgotten
Certain il is, the marriage was neither the first
nor the last
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THE ERICSSON.


r.;. v.ssel ia now al Alexandra, where che
arrived on Mondey afternoon having lett New
Work on the preceding Wednesday, IN the
p,orning, and laid at anchor at the mouth OF
the Potomac during the snow siofH-a"en'y-
.even hou,s. She left in the face OF strong
Gale and heavy sea, and during the passage
encountered another strong gale. fae'"s
them both she stood the test admirao's
veil. indeed. that Captain Sands, OF the navy
vho was ON board OF her, expressed ms auhii
ration. and declares his perfect Willingness "
90 ~ Australia or anywhere else IN her. one
has therefore been fully tried ano hef SUCCESS
NAV be considered established.
y,xcrsI. BELL RINGERs-since company VI
9. pll Ringers visited this clty, snort nnle age
. .ororaDv OF Virginia Bell Ringers mas sprung up
I'D daily we hear their music In the House OF peie
Monday last when vote Of the House was
-. % he taken on some small bill, member (as us
sci flstel rose and moved that the iire-bei be Tune
A., Patrick opposed the motion. 1t had recently
hecoe the practice said Mr. p 10 have the bell runs
on almost every occasion Of q vote IN the House In
former times it not so; and II was practice
which he believed greatly ntsrfered with and retard
ed the proceedings OF the House IL mad the erect OF
ringing members the House. ard causing them to
absent themselves and neglect their duties Relying
upon the bell they would net stay in their seats but
would be s,rolhng through the city during ses'lon
hours wherever inclination pleasure dictated ana
generally leaving the House without quorum. The
practce was ooe of evil the business opera
tons of the House 1t the duty Of members 10 be
in their seats during session hours; and this duty
they disregarded because of the practice Of bell rng
ing Moreover he deemed it reflection upon the bu-
xiness habits of the members They had become the
sport and ridicue of all the people OF the city Like
parcel of tmant school boys, members had constant
Iy to be summoned to their place al the ringing OF
bell The House should no longer cCUntenance such
practice.
The remarks of Mr. Patrick are as true as gospeL, ana
he deserves the thanks OF all WHO are not oilers or
who are not disposed to encourage neglect OF duty,
for his efforts on this subject The practice Of ringing
the bell for members daily, and almost hourly, IS dis
graceful to the Legislature. The ayes and noes should
be. and we hope will be, be demanded on all be-ring
ing motions We want TO know, the public ought to
know. who are the belmen, and at the same time
who are the absentees, the idlers.
If the practice is to be continued, suggest that
the dollhouse be moved the capitol, with rope
extending to the Speakers cha- IN order to the
time of the House.
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ALTOGETHER New lDEA.-We see j. s;a
ted that an arrangement has just been com.
peted, by which railway passengers from Buf
falo to New York, while purchasing their tick,
cts, are handed bill of fare, from which they
select such articles as they desire. The or.
ders are Immediately forwarded by telegraph
TO the refreshrneni room at Warsaw, and mum.
bered tickets are handed TO the different pass
engers. On arriving at Warsaw, each finds
upon the table. at g number corresponding to
that upon the card, the breakfast he ordered in
Buffalo; and the train waits twenty minutes
Tor him TO eat it. The next Improvement viii!
be TO order and receive breakfast by teIe.
graph.
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E Ii was stated In our pepper, that the death OF
the ID M suted Mr. SAMUEL TAYLOR, was occasioned
by fall from the Danville Railroad cars, as he
was getting ont Of them. Mr.. Taylor had gotten
out OF the cars and was going to the hack, when
sl1
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HOTEL TKIEvEs.-An individual, calling
himself James Powell, alias George Thomp-
aon, was arrested in Charleston the other day,
for breaking open trunk at the Planters Ho-
tel. R. Lewis, an sccomplce of Powell's,
was shortly afterwards arrested, and both were
committed for trial.
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WITHOUT PAssEs.-Cy nthia Pratt slave TO Plea
SAINT Burruss was Wednesday evening, arrested IN
default of pass, and taken to the cage Discharged
yesterday on promising to procure regular pass IN
the future.
Isabella Clark, free negress also arrested in
default of papers, the evening, and yesterday
discharged with order to procure them here
after.
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HUsTIxGs CoURr.-A called Cour. viii be held to-
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II Chevalier Huiseman has recently re-
turned to Washington City, the old lion of the
Safe Department, who slapped him over with
one sweep Of his paw, being dead. Well, if
the Chevalier will promise to behave himself
the Dispatch will let him alone. He is said to
be very amiable gentleman, privately, and
we hope he will put on no more airs.
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THE DEMOCRATIC REVIEW AND WASHING
TON UgIoS-The New York Herald has let
Ter from admiral Saunders Of the Democratic
Review, in reply TO the attacks Of The Wash
ington Union and tho Sc journals which concur
with that paper in opposition to the Young
Americanism and Fillibusterism of the Review.
He is exceedingly pungeni upon the Union.
A matter at issue between the parties to the
quarrel 10 this-Mr. VIM. Henry Stiles, of Ga,
late Minister 10 Austria, wrote book on that
country, which was published here on his re-.
turn. The same gentleman was member Of
the Baltimore Convention, which nominated
Gen. Pierce for the Presidency. He was in
favor Of Mr.. Buchanan, and warmly opposed
Mr.. Douglas, of Illinois, whose claims were
supported by thei Review. Since that Con.
vention, the Democratic Review has had e
scathing criticism of the work On Austria; and
Mr.. Stiles states that, during the Convention,
Mr. Saunders, the Editor of the Review, ap-
preached him and stated that he had skin.
ming of his book in store, W hch he would sup
press and give it such notice IS would ensure
its success, if Mr.. Stiles would go for Doug
las. On behalf of Mr.. Stiles. il mas been fur.
1her stated that he declared that he preferred
M. Saunders skinning 10 his praise-being
satisfied that it would DO more good than
harm. In MIR. Saunders's letter, he positively
denies the truth of the whole statement.
The Admiral promises TO conduct the war
between the Old and Young Democracy with
zeal-like Macbeth, he seems determined, il
he dies, TO die a. with harness on his back
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FIRE.WoRKs AT THE ARMoRY-We again call
public attention to the display OF fireworks, which
will take place at the Armory on Saturday nigh. -
They will be, by far, the mos. beautiful ever exh
bited in this city. They have been prepared with
great labor, and for a purpose purely benevolent.
We knew of no better plan to secure, for chsrits-
bic objects, large FUN without largely taxing IN
divi3uais. The receipts from the same source last
year were very considerable, and were Of cores
ponding benefit
There will be, doubtless, large number OF 10.
dies who viii desire 10 see the display. Lest any
OF them should be deferred, we take occasion TO
say that platform will be laid down fer them, 60
that they will incur the slightest dangeret wet
feet We are desired at the same time, TO say that
the paz zas Of all the quarters will be open TO the
public.
Fireworks win play, balloons viii be sent up, and
transparencies viii be- exhibited, al in style of
magnifeenee never before witnessed in shis city.
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* &Ns Important to smOker.--Im-
S>-A ported and Domestic Cigars, To-
baccO, snun, Pipes ana Canes, at whole
sale and retail. The undersigned will keep
constantly on hand the largest and most desirable
stock CT fine imported and domestic Cigars in the
city, and win sell low for cssh, or on accommo.
dating terms sny house in this Northern cities
Corner OF 10Th and Main street, Richmond.
J A HARRINGTON,
Where shall endeavor 10 keep all the finest
quality Cigars, snuff and Tobacco, atthe old stand
ie 25-6.*
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RADrsHEsi RADrsEEs We were yesterday
presented with bunch of fine rsdishes from the
garden OF Mr. Nicholas Mills. We suspect they are
the first Of the season. At least we have none
before them. Along with the rsdishes we received
q charming little bouquet, sl redolent OF spring
composed of rose bud, half opened, single Japo-
MICA, several veroele &c. "Spring time OF the
year" is certainly coming. coming"
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TauRsDAY, Feb. q.
rscuse Of Delegates.

IN mo,;,n OF Mr.. Goode, of NJ, the bill ar.
y.ng;ny the Counties of the Commonwealth
;n,o Congressional districts under tbs new
census apportionment, was taken up and made
the order Of the day for Tuesday the 9Th of
March,
The following bills were passed to-day:
A bill from the Senate, increasing the annui-
~ Of the Institution for the education of the
deaf, dumb. and blind, at Staunton, from $751;
900 to $20, 900. and appropriating $4,000 for
the specific purpose of erecting additional
buildings, and introducing apparatus for heat
ing and lighting the institution-ayes 81, noes
l3.
A bill incorporating the BellsviIe g. Will
Transport Turnpike Company, in the county
of Wood, and providing for subscription
thereto on the part of the State.
A bill increasing the capital stock of the
Coal River Navigation Company. in the coun-
ty Of Boone and kanawha, and providing
that the State subscribe for three-fifths of $780,
and advocated by Mr.. Pairck.)
A bill increasing the capital stock of the
Leading Creek and Buffalo Creek Turnpike
Company in Randolph county, providing for
a State subscription thereto.
A bill Tevving an act Incorporating Com
ipany for the construction OF a turnpike road,
from Buchanan, in the county of Upsbur, TO
some convenient point on the Weston and Gan
ly Bridge turnpike road in the county OF Lewis,
on the two and three ffths rinciple.
A till authorising the incorporation of
company 10 construct turnpike road from
Franklin, in the county of Pendleton, to Cir
clesville, in said county, on the two and three.
fifths principle.
A bill providing for the construction of
McAdamized road between Buchanan and
Ciarksburg in Upshur and Harrison Counties,
on the two and three fifths principle, was lost,
for want ola constitutional majority-ayes "a,
noes 81
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H To the Publication attention ia IN.
vited to TIE very beautiful styles OF Daguerrsovna
which MINIS IL WATSON are daily jssl,;ng az. ~
their gallery, No 35h Main street, Mansion IIousa
Nearly all, among tns many who visit our rooms
daily, are heard TO exclairn: they are the hos, -
ever seen; they are certainly The most pat,lrsj
iock:og eyes ever saw. AS We have meyer "a.
sorted to hunbug, tried to write ourselves in,o
notice, We aek the pubic TO call and iqdgs far
tnsmseiTes. you are also notified that our prices
place. Ns 354 Main street, Mansion House.
nc 30 NiNHfS 4 WATSON