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COMMERCIAL.
rcial Summary.

N. T. Monetary and Commercial Summary
MospAY-There is little or none Of the pres
sure which was expected to-day, On account OF
three days payments falling together, most OF the
parties having made their arrangements preyi-
ously, to avoid the evil which has thereby been
prevented Thus money is freely offered, with
out change in rates. The Foreign Imports show
but little change as compared with the CORES
ponding week of last year.
SOUTHERN FLouR-There was a decline up to
the arrival of the Americas news, when 1t inn
proved I24c per Dbl. To-day, 5,4OO bbls were
sold. including 1900 good brands to arrive in
few days, at 81 25, and 1000 fancy at sI,62a
we quote common to good brand 1926 1874;
favorite. 1874 1861; fancy 1851 1874
ExcHANG-Foreign Exchange closes without
change, at 1899 1904 for 60 day bills on Lon
don and STA a 513a for do. on Paris. The At
lantic took out S533,970 "a in gold
IRoN-The market continues firm with sales OF
$50 tons Scotch pig at $37 $;,a so per ton, q
months. Bars are firm and quiet
EXPORTS OF TOBACCO.
Cule pkgs Manfd lis.
Exports f,r The week, 2g4 81, t03
do ON Jan. 1s, 24,l4S 5593 567
do time Inst year, "a 400 f6209oo
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City Council.

At II regular meeting of the Council of the city
of Lynchburg on Friday evening Odd Decem-
Der 1853.
Present-John NJ. Otey-President, Chas w.
Christian, Jesse Hare VIM. Crumpton, Geo. G.
Curle, Tip ID. Jennings Il. Z. Nash, Henry Da-
Wis, 5. Diuguid, Jas. NJ. Langhorne and VIM. p.
Taliaferro members.
The Treasurer made his monthly report of the
payments into the Treasury by the collector with
in the last month, by which it appears that an
account of the city tax proper be had collected and
paid in 5000 90 on account of Railroad tax $7243
% on account of water tax 1921 90. making in
the aggregate 1854 "a.
5. Burch, Capt. of the night watch made a re-
port of the proceedings of the watch for the
quarter ending this day, which showed that he
had collected for fines $40 So and had made ar
rests to the number of2l5.
And the said Burch also presented an account
for the services of the watch for the last month,
which was collected as follows to Sam. Burch,
Capt, S35; l.. l.. Mays $25; John p Miller $28;
Sam. Taylor 1913; Jos. Gouldin 800; Jos. Mays
$l0 Thos. Hoffman 81. Amounting to $l64 90.
VIM. ID. Branch, Mayor made report concer-
ming the night watch, which was read and re-
ceved.
VIM. ii. Watson, master of police, presented
his contingent account for the quarter ending
this day, which being read was received and al
lowed-and the balance due him thereon of 1929
~, Including MS salary, was ordered to be paid.
The account of l.. l.. Mays of $25 for lighting
street lamps for the quarter ending this day, was
allowed.
The account of the editors of the Republican
OF "a tor advertising proposals for building new
court house was allowed.
Also the account of VIM. w, Gannaway, sur
veyor, of 81 so for ascertaining the lines &C. of
the poor house lot; also the fee account of James
Garland esq of so, and fee account of Oh. l..
Mosby esq. of $50; and the account of r. c.
Burkholder for plan of the new court house of
500; and the account of ID. X. Lyman of S64 rs
for lamp oil, were allowed and ordered to be paid
Certain suspensions of corporation taxes on
athdavts We're examined and confirmed
The Gas light Company presented through Mr.
Christian copy of resolution, informing the
Conci of their readiness to furnish Gas for light
ing the streets.
The Street Committee to whom was referred
the memorial of Chas. H. Lynch and others CON-
planning of the erection of large stone wall on
the western side of Jefferson street. this day pre-
scented their report upon the subject, which being
read was received: and ON motion MIR. Christian
was ordered to be spread on the journal, and the
sainei Is in these words. 1.-The undersigned men,
bers OF the Street Committee, to whom was re-
ferred the memorial of sundry citizens and prop
erty holders of the city of Lynchburg praying
the renewal of the rock wall in Jefferson street
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~ FITS! FITS! FITS ~ Persons who NJ
boring under this distressing maady will find the
Vegetable Epieptic Pills to be the only remedy
discovered for curing Epilepsy Falling Fits. These
oils possess specific action the system; and
although they prepared especially for the purpose OF
curing fits, they will be found of especial benefit for all
,ersons afflicted with weak nerves, whose nervous
system has been Frustrated shattered from any
whatever. In chronic complaints, diseases OF
long standing, superinduced by nervelesness they
exceedingly beneficial. Full directions accompany
each box. Price % per box for two boxes So
Persons of the city enclosing remittance will have
the pills them through the mail, free of postage
For sale by SETH HANCE, No. 1903 Baltimore st.
Baltimore, Md, whom orders from all parts of tho
Union must be addressed post paid.
S.wly
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sIHcu.
TIP. ID. JENNINGS,
JESSE HARE,


TIP. ID. JENNINGS,
JESSE HARE,
GEO. g. CURLE."
The bill fixing the right of Agricultural articles
in this market was this day called up by Mr..
Christian and being read the third time, passed
into ordinanee-and the same is entitled ian
ordinance providing for the sale Of certain Agri-
cultural products by weight"
On motion the sum of $500 was ordered to be
placed TO the credit Of the Chairman of the Sire ct
Committee. to be subject to the orders OF SAID
Committee.
On motion, the sum Of $500 was ordered to be
paid to the credit Of the President of the Board
of Oyerseers of the Poor of this city, and subject
TO their order.
Mr.. Christian, by leave, reported bill to a
mend the Ordinance concerning the duties OF the
Treasurer, which was read the first, second and
third times, and passed into an Ordinance, emit
tied, IAN Ordinance TO amend the Ordinance en-
titled, AN Ordinance concerning the appoint
ment and duties of the Treasurer of the Corpora
ton of Lynchburg.'"
Mr.. Christian, chairman of the committee APP
pointed for the purpose, reported bill concern
ing the measuring Of wood, which read the
first, second and third tines and finally passed
into an Ordinance; and the same is entitled 7" An
Ordinance providing for the appointment OF a
measurer of wood and regulating the measure
ment thereof"
Mr.. Christian chairman Of the same committee,
also reported n bill regulating the measurement
of coal, which was read the first second and third
times, and finally passed into an Ordinance
which is entitled, IAN Ordinance regulating the
capacity of coal carts, wagons and other vehi-
cles, and hauling coal.''
Mr.. Christian also, by leave, reported bill
concerning gas lights, which was read the first,
second and third times, and passed into an Ordi-
nance, and the same is entitled IAN Ordinance
to provide for lighting the city"
The President appointed Messrs. Langhorne
and Nash to be of and to constitute the Commit
tee for lighting the city.
The sum of one hundred dollars was allowed
Thomas Coppaedge, weigh master at the public
scales, as extra pay for the faithful manner in
which he has performed the duties of his office
the past year.
The Board appointed Joseph Mays to be one
of the night watch to fill one of the vacancies
existing in the watch and doth postpone the
other appointments until another meeting.
And then the Board adjourned.
ID. ROBES, CPk.
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WASHINGTON, December "a, 1853.

WASHINGTON, December "a, 1853
Congress have adjourned over to enable them
selves TO enjoy the Christmas holidays as becomes
public servants no less than private ones there
If nothing to report of that. body to-day. But
1t would be strange indeed if the session of that
body for any one day did not afford abundant
subjects of comment for week at least.
Your readers cannot possibly have failed
to notice with deep modification that GER
tain Southern members have undertaken to
reply to Gerrit Smith 81 other abotionsts, whose
miserable gatherings have for years vexed the
ears of Congress and the country. 1t makes no
sort of difference whether they are corrected in
the matter Of morals or of fact They are equal
ly delighted with notice whether unfavorable or
complimentary. Agitation is their watchword,
and through the simplicity of Southern men they
have succeeded beyond their expectations.
The expulsion of old Giddings from one House
and the re-appearanee of the filthy old Hack be-
fore the very next, to perure his soul by swearing
to support an instrument with honesty and fdeli-
ty,which his every wish and of those who sent him
was to destroy-to say nothing of the fierce de-
bates ON the reception of abolition petitions in
which Southern men always got the worst of it.,
~S9'>~D" ..."y Dt"Si SohSiasIdilons equally per-
tinent should have convinced the Southern dele
cation that the play was not worth the candle
The old question of Congressional cabbage
has been again ON the tapis, in the matter of the
supply of books to new members, and Mr. Went
worth (long john has undertaken to curtail the
influence of the lobby men, who have invaded
the precnts of peculation so long monopolized
by members of Congress. There was time
when members, seeing the chance for good Job
would quietly fix all the triggers and get this ras-
cality duly legalzed. But now things have
changed. During Johns retiracy- there has grown
up out of the host of ex-members and others in
pace with the progress of age' band, who on
one pretext or another get into the bar of the
House, and who by some means manage to get
bills passed and thus take the grist from Johns
and others mills.
1t has long been a notorious fact and a CRYING
shane, that members of Congress (not Southern)
have in the prosecution of small business for
small fees, come into competition with agents
dependent on that source for a small living, and
that on political considerations they have had
precedence in the Executive Departments.
Efforts have been made by sundry Executive
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
A New and Interesting Book.
: Flush Times of Alabama and Mississippi, by

" Flush Times Of Alabama and Mississippi, by
Bdidicin. -
THIS is of the most entertaining volumes of the
seasonfor winter evening, rnny day ii is charm
ing book 1t will chase away the "bues," fill the mind
with pleasant and agreeable fances and rob life OF its
Baldwin, the author, is delightful writer His
style free, and flowing He draws his characters
nature. Go, by all means, to X. A. Williams New
Book Store and get copy before they a and
enjoy the book dur ng the holidays. E.
dec 23.ts
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QuTTE FoRruSE.-Hector Jennings of San
dusky, Ohio. has been Notified by his attorney IN
London. that he Is undisputed hair TO one-half
Jennings estate in England-about $60,OO0Uo.
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NOTICE. will commence. on the Is, day M
~ January 1854, to seal the weights and measures
for The citizens of the city Of L,nchburg All those
having or using requested t, send them in at
in order tha they may be tried and sealed accord
ing to law.
would call the attention of those attending the mnr
ket, coal dealers and ,aers in grain the importance
of having their measures sealed. will remain AT nv
office, opposite Liberty Warehouse. on Main Street one
week. for the purpose of testing those that NAV be
broug hi me. A. W. CROSS
Seuer of Weights an Measures
dec 80 3tif Tor City of L,nchburg
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DIR. J. =. Roses Celebrated Family
MeAicineg

DR. J. s. Roses Medical Adpsey to persons in Sick
and in Heat TN, Almanac for lS52.-Fhis pub
location is from the per of eminent physician of Phil
adeiplio, a regular graduate of the Medical College
and an honorary member of the Philadelphia Medica-
society Ii contains much good advice to nvalids, as
well as persons in health 1t also describes in
prehensive the diseases OF variable climate
and the mode of treatment No family should he with.
out a copy OF this book. Ii can be had without any
Allison where Di. Roses valuable Family Medicines
ure for sale sept 6m1
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Notice.-We wish to call the attention Of the pub
lie of luxury, comfort and happincss,-to
rast neglect aud present opportunity o nmendme
The numt Of badness in Amerc truly sur
pTsing. The young cannot take warning the old ap
ply remedy too soon. Who that is old. but would
avert haldness Who that is middle 4ged, but shudder
grey hais Who that is young but values the nx,
rinnt locks Of youth and beauty Effects like these are
stayed and many years I'll otherwise premature, Old
age regained to you h by using LYONS KATHAI
RON
Lyons Kathairon is but 25 cents, in large bottles
Sold by n dealers everywhere.
d. s Barnes, Proprietor. I6l Broadway, N. Y
~ Sold by every Dealer in Lynchburg Purcell
Ladd CO.. Richmond, Wholesale Agents
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Nineteen Valuable Slaves.

OTlCE.-The copartnership existing under
~ style and firm of Lloyd, Garland & Co. wa.
solved on the 18th inst by mutual consent An \
sons having unsettled business with the concern
present their claims for sett, ment to A. B. (ara
who is alone author zed to close up the business Of
hrm. NJ s. LLOYD
A. B. GARLAND
Dec. % w4w WIN. O. BRINE
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Dec. % w4w
CHRISTMAS! CHRISTMAS III

IL b. PAYNE ia now opening a new and eleg
- supply Of Books and other fancy articles sui
bic foI the Christmas and New Year holidays:-
Royal Gems, an elegant English Annual,
Portrait Gallery, vols, containing portraits Of all
most distinguished men,
Pilgrimage to the English Shrines; 200 Ensrayings
Beauties of the Court of Charles IL,
The Floral Offering, with splendid coored plates,
The White Veil. Bridal Gift, bound in white Calf
BOOK OF the Heart or, Loves Emblems- elegandy|
Illustrated,
Women of the Old and New Testament, colored plat
Our Saviour with the Prophets and Apostles,
Hurts Female Prose Writer'S of America
Lyrics of the Heart, by Watts.
Poetical Quotations,
luppers Proverbial Philosophy-illusirated with st
engravings,
American Female Poets
FRI Offering, with beautiful plates, fOr IS
The Snow Flake, -
The Gem Annual 4
Leaflets of Memory,
Records of Women, by Mrs Hemans,
Byron's Works Complete, finest edition publi,hedl
rocco Antique,
Moor's Works comp, finest ed. pub. Morocco Amid
Millions {.
Burns
Shakespeare al
Montgomery's I"
Scouts
The Keepsake, elegantly bound in Psper Machie, nd
Land OF bondage, new style,
Gray's Elegy,
Bow in the Cloud, something new,
complete set of Abbott's Histories, suitable q
presents to Children-Also large assol tment of d'
Books and articles for the young.
farier Mache Work Boxes, inlaid--som very hH
lax Stands,
Jewelry Gases,
Writing Desks,
90 Port Folios. i"
Fancy Pen Knives. Pen holders and Paper Cutters
Gard cnses, Pearl and Shell--assorted,
Fort Monies of every variety, beautiful ones
Ladies.
Work Baskets, assorted,
IaPer weights, some new styles, 4
Prayer Books, assorted styles, some from TO y
lynn Books for the different Churches, with va"'
of Binding,
Bibles ot every variety some very elegant.
Some beautiful sets Chess men,
few of those beautifully colored Pictures,
ALSO
Flush Times of Alabama, by J G. Baldwin.
Ord Vol. Calhoun's Works
AS he Will he opening a very large supply OF ~
Books and Fancy articles, different from anything
lore offered his friends and and the public gereraF
invited to call and see his assortment.
dec % Is
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26.rjan3 E. d. CHRISTIan
Sale Of Real Estate and Nev,..,

NHE Negroes of the late Mrs. p. Bn,,s3..I ' !.
l. 10 in nunber) will be sold Mt the NAL, n
in this city. on tie Goth init. mmeiatey a,,a. mo-
Of those of Il. Tyree. ESQ, for onsh and Tho s
tate nearly opposite the Norvell House vn NJ,
on the 2nd January, 1854. ""~'
TERMS "a, and ~ months. negotiable r,,..
fact"r'ly endorsed, and the title retained and ,
10 Iesale in default Of any of the paymen, WV
This property isvery desirable it being on Mi. >.
and IN fine part of the city. 1t is sold for n ANY,
of the Legatees. THE LECATpvs
dec "a tjan2 IExnr..a -. Np %
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MISSING CLERGYMAN FoUND.-The Rev. Mr..
Dean, of New Bedford, whose mysterious disap-
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q II A Nd
operate and Ballad Entertainment,
BY THE CELEBRATED
Madame Rosalie Durand.

MADAME DURAND begs leave to announce TO
VI the citizens of Lyncburg and vicinity that she
GRAND oPERATIC BALLAD ENTERTAINMENT
assisted by of the
Best Talent now in this Country.
The services of the EMINENT PIANIST, JOSEPH
A. G'SCHW END. has been secured, and also that of
the Celebrated Italian Violinist, SIGNOR FERDl
NAND MORRETTI who, il has been ackn owledged by
the public Press--with the exception of Ole Bu-hos
superior, in his line. in this county.
~ choice selection of OPERATIC GEMS AND
BALLADS will be selected for the occasion, and to nil
lovers of good music Musical treat will be offered
3g- Due notice will be given OF the first Concert.
der 30 dis
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pearanee created much alarm among his friends
has been heard from Mt Albany.
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GAZE OF VALUARIC NJ. :. Co.. Co..

~ by virtue OF decretal order of Tho ~. sVEy
for the city Of Lyme hburg pronounced n, a's%te
Term last. in the case OF Brown. i.y &c =. ~ vowed
shall. on Tuesday the Ord day of japu,r, w. prOwA
front III the Market House FOUR VAIT nem .dl
MALE SLAVES.-among them is an e,ran OH
and washer The others are No. house ,ars Ap
Inc above property will be sold on cra%;,
months the purchaser giving negotiable mote, We. o.
torily endorsed. "''e' 'Aia
dec 26.tian3 Ed. CuRJsr,.
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ICE.-The favorable weather to secure this
fine luxury for summer continues. Our hotel
keepers and others are busily engaged in storing
away bountiful supplies. The quality is very
good.
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officers to correct this thing. but the men who
hold the purse strings always prevailed
1t is rumored that charges of a very grave ma
ture have been made against German the new
Governor of Minnesota, and that his dismissal may
be looked for. This is nice, for the economieai
Democratic administration. German was sent
out with distinguished Judge, Or. NJ. foung')
TO help him Ak on Alexander Ramsay, the wing
Governor, enormous defalcations, derelictions
and rascality generally. Ramsay Is in wash
ington looking serene and honest as the very
sun, while his prosecutor is reported with tar
ON his heels
1t is to be hoped that this is not so. Col Cor
man behaved CALAMITY in the Mexican war and
during his service in Congress, deported himself
as a ehivalrous and high minded man.
1t appears that John Mitchell, the Irish exile
is about to establish paper in New York. You
have doubtless seen his speech, at the dinner
given 10 him ON his arrival, in which he put Mr..
Marcy and his .National Comfy" in such ludi-
crous attitude. Already before he has commence
ed, his oountrymen are down on the enterprise.
Why Significant question indeed! In the first
place he is a protestant and you at once recog-
Mise the very principle that caused the failure of
the Irish Rebellion-the implaoable spirit of reli
gious intolerance. Secondly being clearly the
ablest of the whole set, safely domiciled in this
country. his sympathies are most likely to be
with the Wing party, and his first speech shows
very clearly what he thinks of the "powers
that be-" A. Is. G..
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Covington and Ohio Railroad

. Contractors 10 ph0m tcOrk tcds allotted at The
recent letting at Copington:
Wade Il Watson, William Barnes.
Lennon &Co, r. Harvey,
j. Rumbough, James Ewart IL Co,
Frazer q Co, 10. Sullivan,
X. f. Bbb, Meredith & Brother,
S. ID. Moore, Samuel Steele,
X. A. q w. A. Clement, McCurdy IL Vowles,
Butord q Leftwich, Moore a. Rosser,
- Burton, Davis q Dyerle,
. A. Kelley, Humbert & Waldren,
f. Carr q Co, Conden d Steers.
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after mature deliberation-and in view OF the IN,
creased amount of business in the vicinity OF SAID
wall. are Of the opinion that the prayer OF sad
inemorialists is reasonable and ought TO be grant
ed. All Of which is respectfully submitted to
the Council. lsigned.)
frfD II IENNINGg
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GALE OF SLAyCS-

~ the County Court in the case az ~ Y''nis'iorrr
Glover, &c shall, on Wednesday Inc at by s.
uniy, 1884. at 10 oclork, A. NJ, procesa IN day of
of the Market Hou.e, in The city of Ivna 10 sell
very VALUABLE SLAVES. ''ehourg, sey
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Notes. at ,,o.a
rily endorsed, payable at one of the Rus saii.h
of Lynchbure. '""h' In the
dee 30-t4jan WN NJ c.n
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HOLIDAY AMUSEMENTS,
GREAT ATTRACTION.
At the Old Presbyterian Church.
For Positively only one Week Common
cling Monday Evening, Dec. 26th

THE BUNYAN TABLE AUX
ENOR Positively only six Nights ssting of sixty
l. magnificent scenes, with Figures Of life size, illus
trative Of the
PILGRIMS PROGRESS.
This sublime and unique work of painted by
the eminent American Artists Huntington, May, Kyle
Cropsey, Church, Dallas barley and Prof Duggan; and
is acknow lodged by the leading journals by artists and
eminent judges to be superior any similar work
exhibited in this country. This beautiful and stupen-
dous mirror of the Wonderful Dream" cost upwards
of $1,000.
~ Admission 25 cents. Doors open o'clock
Mirror will move ut "a o'clock precisely.
~ Descriptive Pamphlets OF this great picture may
lac had at the door. Also tickets and pamphlets may
he had at the Book Stores end principal Hotels
II Liberal arrangements be maze for the ad
mis- sion of Schools A. HART Proprietor.
r. j GREENWOOD, Manager.
dec 20.dts
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One Cent Reward, and no Thanks.
INHE above reward will be gwen for the apprehen.
l. sion and safe delivery us Of an apprentice nam
ed VIM ~ WILSON, who absconded and left our ser.
vice yesterday morning All persons fore.warned
from lodging, boarding, c.eding him for any thing
whatever our account for will be responsible
fot any debts contracted by him hereafter
PAXTON Il IRVING,
Publishers Proprietors of The Republican
dec 30.d3clt
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IGOR SALE have for sule 5000 best quality
CHESTNUT POSTS ut moderate rates Deliver ed
ii required. dec .8.ts1 GEO W. SEE.
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Canal Boat. HorseS

an Tuesday afternoon, the 3rd Of va
~ cloe.. will sell without, reservo ooG@u'ry, at,
Is. Renwick. md all the Figures W. eanal Boa
, Also good work Hor.r., and You.. ;,
The b""t Is in complete running orJe,
no iaolt-the owner having DETERMINED nm, ind sol
business WN II nasm,a To ehans
dec 30-t3jsn Auction.
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AUCTION SALES

IN Friday afternoon. the 9th If I-
- clock precisely, will sell on the a "4', al
desirable residence, situated on n. "e Premise
mea'ate neislborhood of UharIe. s; ,nrpsr in II.
WI . "neiourfh an Acr- Of ground s,,agl''h',
The House !. in complete repair. baSiasa,
nss.ea ""a Contains Room. md pa..s, aeen
dec 30.tGjan w. n MoSp,