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Valuable Farm for Sale. SIS

[{lHAF lWelI Known tract q lentE lyine abo[if N
IL miles esst Of the town OF Wonds6 sid. fux,S 81
as the panisa Wilson fern ana resently ownss{ s.
tyedsrlrt Auksn y 1lefed itof aele nes5 5itee
clsssedis It has also Two besflaf 6fcEsidb S5d
comfortable eblildiuGs sItise szes vsiliAle8ren,
erty, and viii be said On teaSonab ble terms.
For particulars Inquire of asfsbon Hueili.s 81
lCeatre townships or Of sWm,: Ga R&rrtss Wed -
field JEFFERSON HUKILL.s
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THE SPIRIT Oh DEMOCRCY.
PgBLIsHEDs EvERYfwEDNEsDAY.
TERMS or suBscRlPTIoN:

~ TERMS OF SUBSCHIPTlUN. - { =
One dollar and fifty cents per annum, if paid
in advance; otherwise two dollars will be reqair-
ed. Marketable produce will be takenin payments
Z No paper will be discontinued, except at the OPP
tion ofthe editor, until all arrears are paid.
= All letters and communications sent by mail
must be postpaid. ssl'7ess' 6
JOB PRINTING
Executsd with neatness and dispatch al this Office
aud at lreasDnaSIe prices. -.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING:
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New. Shop.

Ga B. p. DUNCAN has remov-
sS.sX ed his SHOP from Ferry to Main street,
South side, 8 doors West of J. r. Smiths. where
he is prepared TO do all kinds of work in his line
WATCHES AND CLOCKS repaired aud ,car-
fdnted to keep good time.
Claripgtcn, Nov. %. 1853.
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Sunfish and Wheeling Daily Packet,
Anamnsh TEPHEN BAYARD,
a77ssssES{SS J. K BooTH, Master,
szzzzzSzzkzEzEzWill leave SUNFISH every day at
o'clock, A. NJ. and WHEELING at o clock
Pm.
An business entrusted to this boat will rece: We
prompt attention.
March 81 1882. 49, l. Ft%
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THE Law OF NEwsPA PApERs.

- TW elve lines, or less. will. be charged a
one square. - r,:..,.9-.a 8.
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MAIL NEWS.
- ,,.p,,,er.sTFpoN CHINA.

.b. nav. Later tadi Sueesss of TIE Reeeftiot
- peSfa not Tases--Proartss q fAe I.e6o
isoE. It,
~. .l;yrer ship Tartar arrived at San tfaneiscn
az very short passage OF twenty-five dafs iro4
sitcI brueig news late az the 4th OF Novep'
bsrs II s. sloop ofwar Saratoga was the Only
I ne vsssa. Of war in the port when the Tartar
'e NO, vet taken hut the rebels were not far
distant .a h.. .ba i,nnerialists The
:, - fierald az the 18th October. says.
N,~.l8 aoythins be more convincing OF the ettPI
.est,oa Of the present dynasty as goveInt9enI
p igr military operations Of the past week we
to, . i, sc ,eted seaport, ia the hsuds OF band
NJ '.trseDts bese ged tsr more than hNe weeks oy
oIr f5,,rszrds CT Imperial troops, end hardly .
ne .,iacsd or a rebel injured and "bei', IA ad-
IT, o., 1sr knew that this same government have
80 r~xen a single place of importance winch the
~ ,.r tasufsents have thought it worth while to
ti''. e may naturally oonclede that the de tdcf9
49, Of China has passed from the Tartan by
nasty. ,-r.h. a,A Nov fthe latest date !
hss The following. -, ,... -, ,ho s-,b
-. TN Ssakeray, arc bst!eye has been lombard
'tP, stem SIDE OF the city most turiousiy tats
W - hat we have uot heard that il produced any
-sNuIt.'
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psuuAnrrrs:,, Jan. 9,-EyENtNc sEssIoS.--
- svrelient speeches were delivered by Gen.
80 at Missouri Gen. MeCalla of Kentucky,
- Is .miatn Peters. at Maryland, and the Rev,
~ ys, Pcgt. Of New York.
resolution was adopted recommending the sol,
s.srs 10 meet IN each Congressional district and
'o,;,l sg immediate representative in Congress
ir--h,r resolution. urging the Legislatures Of
,.tb;-teen original STATES to take action upon tie
,'.r,ose.i erection Of monument in lndepender ce
trpare. u .de Sinners of the Declaration Of hide
g22os,;r.e, was adopted.
fngr other business of minor importance, the
convention adjourned sise die.
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health OF Mr.. MUHLENBERG- MISSISsIP
PI SENATOR.

WASHINGTON Jan. 9.-The Hon. Henry !. Muh-
lelberg - aose de4.h has Already been telegraPhed
Ne.b Is very lew, bat hopes still entertained OF
his u maze recovery.
a I4;er dispatch received announces the death OF
NJ auaeuberg
Col JEDI Davis has been nominated by the demo.
sra5c Caucus Ct Mississippi for United States Sen
u,0r.
Assistant Surgeon Huestjs has been ordered to the
cU.s. suryey party, under 1t. De Haven.
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AFFAIRS 1T WHEELING.

WBEELISs, Jan s.-The river continues closed by
Ice
Tue boiler in the pork house of Zane, Herr q
g.. exp 1ded On Saturday night, damaging the
building 10 the extent OF GIVV0, but billing 40
uIe.
Bed1i, iae Pope's Nuacio was burnt in efiigy on
Saturday night he has since left the city.
An lr.-Uri-u murdered on Saturday last on
section - Of the Hempdeld railroad.
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FI-RTBER PARTICULARS OF THE BURNING
OF METROPOLITAN HALL, &c.

Metropolitan Hall and the Latarge Hotel, destroy
Il by e. e il New York, on Sunday morning, were
op,ncj ty Mr John Laiarge. who was formerly the
s-sni IN Ills country Of Louis Philippe. The two
lIl,din,- were valued At about S3400o0 and were
insured in the various city and country companies
As follows: Metropolitan Hall for So 900, and the
islarge Ho,ci tor Sll7.5D0, OF which 5000 was in
t5a Virginia Fire and Marine Office. and 5000 il
The g:-ginia STATE Mutual Office.
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m PACKAGES REFINED SIIAR-
m Loaf, Crushed aud Pnlyerizea-Isnai,g ~,
day from steamer and for sale by ~"
jaz WILLIAMS a. RROTuPp
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MILLINERS WANTED.-Two or
Az three good Silk Milliners.
Apply at N c. RaRrGnps
oc6-tf 100 NJ -.
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RUcKWHEAT FLOUR-Pu Noun
- tain, IN bags and barrels. for sale BY
1 Id 50 AA IL FRY
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AEDTHFRLARGE FIRE

A ike brose out about ]! o'clock. corner of Wesr
Broadway aud Franklin street Opposite Riley 81
which 8 spre aiding towaTds Broadway.
Two houses are burnt Down quarter TO o'clock.
IN. I. Express 9tt
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w ANTED-A situation in Bookstore.
" by youth who has had years experience 10
the business. satisfactory references be given
il necessary. Apply to SLADE Il BAKER
1ab No. Exchange.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE

DFrRoIT, Mich, Nov. l0--A fire broke out here
last night, destroying six dwelling houses and the
Presbyterian Church Loss estimated at So, 600.
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NON.ARRIyAL OF THE Baltic.

SANDY HOOK, Ian. 9. 10 p M-There is no signs
0! the Baltic up 10 this hour. She cannot possibly
arrive before morning.
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NEw Yoak, jan. i0-Flour has advanced six cents
per barrel. Grain more firm
BALTIMORE, Jan. 10-Flour and Grain firm
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NOTICE.-The subscriber having takeI.
~ the buildings corner OF Franklin and W all sts
takes this method of calling the attention of his
friends and the public generally his new stock of
SADDLES, BRIDES, HARNESS. COLLARS
&c He Is prepared 10 execute all orders IN his Ilue
with nestness and dis patch.
Having obtained the services of Mr.. LEMUEL
RIPLEY he il prepared to get up, in superior STYLE
and furnish ne Light Buggy aud Carriage Harness
be obtained cur city
ia Elm HENRY RAKFR
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NO STEAMER YET.
THE MARKETS

Nsw YoRX, Jan. lo.--There are no tidir gs Of the
Baltic, now fully due.
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II =. q A. STUART'S "B" and Co
suoAhs, receiving and for sale by
Jas DAVENPORT, ALLEN IL C0
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BosToN, Jan. e.Au explosion OF gas took place at
the Ireuon: Temple Three persons were seriously
injured.
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NEW BOOKS.-For sale by J A ME S

NEW BOOKS.-For sale by j A Me S
~ WOODHOUSE, Eagle Square
l. The Lost Prince, by Rev. J. Hanson. Portraits
Cloth Sl'25.
II. Homes of American Statesmen-Profusely il
iustrated. Cloth s.; NOR, Sc.
III. Wild Scenes and Song Birds. Colored draw
sgs Cloth, Sc; NOR So
~. The Wide Wide World, illustrated Cloth,
$s5.5o; gilt ex., 81; NOR. So
V. Addison's Miscellaneous Works, finely printed;
vols 81 80.
VI. Potiphar Papers, from Putnam's Monthly, }
with original designs. Cloth CSC.
The new Juvenile Series, by thu author of The
Wide Wide World, Dollars and Cents, &c. The
volumes already published are
Carl krlnken; His Christmas Stocking, with illus
trauons- Cloth. Tie: gilt ex., 81 %.
Mr.. Butherford's Children do. do
la 10
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EPISCOPAL BISHOP OF OREGON.
GAS EXPLOSION

SAVANNAH Jan. 9.-Doctor Scott was consecrated
Al this city, yesterday, Episcopal Bishop of Ore
gOl.
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BY GODDIN APPERSON
VALUABLE WOOD LAND AT PIJR

VALUABLE WOOD LAND AT PUB
Lie AUCTION.-Will be sold, at public auc-
ton, on THURSDAY, the 10th day of nuary at II
o'clock, upon the premises, 40 of WOOD
LAND, situated on the Deeprun Turnpike, two
miles from the city of Richmond, adjoining the
lands of Joseph Slnton and Mrs. Price.
The said land is in the original growth of pine and
oak, and will from 80 30 cords of wood per acre
The above land offers great Inducements to timber
dealers, and brick makers being within few min
utes ride ofthe city.
Immediately after the sale of the land will be sold
one hundred and fifty cords of pine and oak wood,
cut last fall.
TERMs-For the Land-One- fourth cash balance
in g. II and Is months for approved endorsed nego-
table paper interest added and title retained until
the last note is paid.
For the Wood months credit for satisfactory
negotiable paper, interest added.
JAG GODDIN & APPERSON Aucts.
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HAVANA CIGARS.-Just received i

III ANANA CIGARS.-Just received in
IL store 100000 really fine Havana CIGARS Of
the following brands viz:
$1,000 Rio Hendo lst aud Pad,
1900 Consuciou,
p coo Silva.
10 900 Pronulud
10 900 London Rivera,
1000 " ETsdincia,
1000 - AmbIosa,
10000 Crystal Palace Regalia, superior article
Also, LOO, 600 German Cigars, of approved brands
all OF which Offer for sale on accommodating
terms.
ia 10 CHAS T. WORKMAN 4 co
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A MEXICAN ALMANAC FOX Io.,4.
"a AND NEW LAW BOOKS.-GEO M WEST
NOS , and Exchange, offers this day
The American Almanac for 1881
and improved-S5 30
WI. OF Circumstantial EVidence--Si 50
Vol. IL United States Dlgest-S5
Fo!. IL Law and Equity Reports-S2
- THEOLOGY
ne Figures and Symbols of Divine Inspiration and
'ee method OF Learning their meaning-S7e
ROMANCE.
o;iVsF ifeaett, or the Patriot Cruiser-25c
q eaz House, by Chas Dckens--5o,
heedofe' or the Child Of the Sea: sequel to La.
Igistrsu Shandy-51c
iAempson's Bank Note Detector January ,54-l2c
iaaisna BY George Ssnd-sOc
9ichael Bonharn, or the Fall of BAxar-25c
shkee JACK, or the Perils of a Priyateersnan a
''ri hI % the war OF 1912, by Barry Hazes-25c
Ire Dsnt!eman's Science Of Etiauette-2sc
The Ladies' do IL as
The YeulEssee by w q a %
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VALUABLE IRON FURNACE

" ALUAbLE I Il o. F y r n A CE,
Y FORGE. &c, WITH 5,5OOACRES OF LAND
the county Of Rockblidge, Va, the BATH IRON
WORKS, FORCE, &c.' with all the Fixtures
buildings &c, and 8 500 acres of Land adjoining. ali
the balance l, 2 8, and years credit, with int,
rest. ~ 49,
This Iron Ore is said by all who have used it. to
he the strongest and the most valuable for mak;ro
cannon In Virginia. Major Clarke, who made the
best cannon the Government ever had used almost
entirely OF this IRON for which he always willing
liza Company should purchase this property they
might add with the great water power MANY other
factories; besides, the Central Railroad will run
within two miles Of the place.
Those who may be disposed to purchase can OBJ
tain information by addressing JOHN DOYLE ESQ,
Lexington, Va, who will be ready to show the pro-
perty, or the subscriber, at Richmond, Va.
Jao-zaW4w J. J. FRY
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NEW EMPORlUM.-FRANCIs A. r

NEW EMPURIUM.-FRA A. K.
~ GEORGE respectfully informs the citizens of
Richmond and vicinity that he has opened store for
the sale of CoNFECTloNARY, both Of foreign and
TICKLE, FIGS, RAISINS, Toys, and every de.
scnpton of articles usually kept in such an estab.
lishment, at the CORNER OF BROAD AND
THIRD STREETS. He would be happy to receive
calls from his friends and the public generally.
e His assortment of Goods for Christmas pre-
sents, &c, is complete. de le
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ITO THE FRIENDS OF EDUCATION

THO THE FRIENDS OF EDUCATION.
Il MISS LYFORD, having recently arrived in
this city, from Baltimore, is DESTROYS of forming u
class of.pupils in MUSIC and FRENCH She is
aware that the time usually chosen by parents and
guardians for selecting the instructors of their
tersand wards is past but as she does not intend TO
teach the English branches she believes that her ad.
yertisement will not be considered out of place.
Miss L. desires to call especial attention to her plan
of teaching French. Instruction in the language is
given in a manner that enables the scholar to com
mence conversation in it almost imme diately, and
thus to acquire perfect knowledge of it with great
facility. 1t has been the of Miss L. to cause
her pupils to begin conversation they ac-
qure the rudiments of the language: consequently,
they do not labor under the disadvantage experienced
in many schools of being unable speak it to u-
derstand it when spoken; though perhaps perfectly
able to read and write it. Miss L. commenced the
study of the French in early childhood continued it
under native teachers, and completed it in dstin-
guished foreign family, that of the sster-in-law of
Don Calderon de la Barca, late Minister from Spain
to the United States.
Music, Vocal and Instrumen tal is taught according
to the plan pursued by the most eminent Professors
of Baltimore. As the attention of Miss Lyford has
been particularly directed the study of Music ans
French and she has had experience and success in
teaching these branches of polite education, she
hopes that she may be deemed worthy of the conf
dence OF discerning public,
Besides the names appended, which are all it is
thought necessary to publish from an extensve list
Miss refers to the parents of her scholars In Essex
King William, King and Queen and Gloucester coun.
ties in the two last named she has been teaching
the above branches in conjunction with the English
ioT iue ldSB LuIce years.
1t is the wish of Miss Lyford to commence her
of instruction early in the month of January
1854. All who are DESTROYS of entering the classes
Will therefore make immediate application, when
her terms will be made known z
REFERENCES.
Mile. ALMA L'AIGNOUX, Baltimore Md.
i" AIMEE ROGET. .s
Mr.. ASHUR CLARKE, Z"
Prot. ]. F. PETRI,
" JOS. GEGAN, Conductor of the Cathedral
Choir, Baltimore.
In this city, Miss Lyford considers it sufficient to
give a reference the name of the Rev MOSES d.
HOGE
Apply at the residence of the Rev. NJ. B. Sweeney
Marshall street. between 4th and 5tk nearly opposite
st. James (Episcopal) Church de f2-imt
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TELEGRApHIC NEWS
CONGRESS

WASHINGTON. Jan. To- In the SENATE, Mr.. Cass
moved to postpone the question relative to the Cen
trd American treaty until tomorrow, in eonse
quence of the announcement of the death of Mr.
aalilenburg representative from Pennsylvania
Mr.. Bright introduced bill granting two million
acres of public land to various Western railroad
companies for the construction of continuous line
of railway from Lake Erie to New Orleans and Mo.
bile
Mr.. Broadhesd pronounced a euiogy the late
Mr. Muhlenhurc, after which. the Senate adjourned.
The HOUSE, after the delivery of eulogies ON Mr..
Mahlenburc, and the passage of the usual resoli-
lions, adjourned.
The body of Mr.. Guhlenburs was taken directly
to his residence in Pennsylvania. There was no
public funeral here
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CLOTHING AT PRICES THAT MUST

CLOTHING AT PRICES THAT MUST
~ MAKE 1T GO.-Ifyou want to buy your Cloth.
ing at saving of Is per cent. you have only to cal
on LEVY He is selling off his stock of winter goods
at prices that will astonish YOU Only think that YOU
can buy suit good enough for Sunday at from $40
to $20 Cashmere Pants at s. so to %, and higher
prices: figured and watered Silk Vests, of good quail
ity, at 81 and $3.50. Also Gents Furnishing Goods
of every description. All of which will be sold at
the lowest prices for cash. only. A. LEVY,
No. 80 Main ST., opposite City Hotel,
Sign of the Red Coat.
Clothing will be made TO order in the best style as
low as it can be purchased ready made. ia6
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FARMERS BANK OF VIRGINIA
4 The general meeting of the stockholders of tbs
Farmers 1 bank of Virginia will be held at their
nanShg house, IN the city of Richmond ON Wed.
NO oIficer or Director of Bank shall hereafter
n Tote as Proxy OF Stakeholder in any election of
directors or officers of Bank, nor shall anv Proxv
be valid, which shall have been executed sy.v ~,
before the time of election "A1
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MORE VESSELS SAILED IN SEARCH OF THE
MISSING sTEAMER-ARRlyAL OF THE
YANKEE BLADE
New YORK, Jan. i0.-1he steamer Union and
sloopof-war Decatur, have sailed in search Of the
San Francisco.
nnyvall
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BY THOMAS W. REESE,

BY THOMAS W. KEESEE,
OFFICE AT GEO. J. SUMMERS NO. 20 PEARL STREET.
~ EN- TIE Ell HOUSEHOLD AND
~ KITCHEN FURNITURE. - Will be sold at
auction, on WEDNESDAY morning next the 18th
Instant commencing at 10 O'clock at the residence of
Mrs. Mary Coleman, on Grace, between 7th and 9th
streets, who is fdeciiuing house keeping, all of har
Household and Kitchen MISUNDERSTANDING
OF the usual variety of handsome Parlor and Cham
Der Furniture.
jail THOS w. KEESEE, Auct
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SPLENDID EDITIONS OF STAND
~ Ard WORkS--Eor sale hv MORRIS OF

SPLENDID EDITIONS OF STAND
- ARD WORkS--For sale by A. MORRIS, 81
Main street:
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World. vol, svo., cloth, London; So
Literary History of Europe. By Henry Hallan 8
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A PRACTICAL Treatise Banking. By j. w Gil
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Inc Progress OF America. BY John Macgregor. ?
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Works OF Daniel Webster. 6 vols, 8vo. SIG.
6naclpies OF Geology. By Sir Charles Lyell MA
FRS vol, svo, cloth 81 IS '
Manual of Elementary Geology BY Sir Cbas
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spensers Poetical Works. 5 vols cloth 81 so.
Biographical Illustrations of Westminster ABBY
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{. A. z. hAkDIN, BorANIc PHYsI-

Ilh. A. T.. HAkDIN, BoTANrc PHysI-
~ CLAN, offers his services to the citzeus of Rich
mond and vicinity He may be found at the Office of
DR.. Robinson, on franklin, between 18th and l4th
streets at all hours night and day. when not proes-
sionally engaged.
Extracting Teeth only Is cents
| take pleasure in recommending to nv friends DR.
Hardin as Botanic PLY stefan, who has studied me.
dicine, graduated, and received his Diploma
ia 5-2m* E. D. ROBINSON M n
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pEMOVAL.-THE TIN AND SHEET

AS IhUN EsIABLISHMENTo Of the subscriber
has been removed from 18th ST. TO 18th St. to the
house formerly occupied by Mr. Breckenridge, oppo-
size the grocery 18th st. of Mr. VIM WaIiace
lie returns thanks his friends and the public Tor
the generous patronage heretofore bestowed and
being now better prepared TO attend their fayors
than formerly, he respectfully socits continuance
OF the same AZ his establishment.
d. % CHAS. III, LANGLEY