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S5csETAss's orrIcE, A. G. CURTIN,
Filed April 81, '5s. ! See'y ofthe Com'weahh.
Secretary's Office, |
Harrisburg, June II, '56. |

!Seeretary's Office,
Harrisburg, June II, '56.
Pennsylvania, IS.
do certify that the above and foregoing
lsa rue and correct copy OF The original
"Resoluion felaiiva 10 an amendment OF
The Constitution" as The same remains on
file in This office.
- In testimony whereof | have here.
{L.S I unto set my hand and caused 10 be
- affixed the seal of the SecIelary's
Office, the day and year above written.
A. G. CURTIN,
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
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YOUTH AND MANHOOD.
4 Rigorous Life or q Pre-.
mature Death.
3iII(|a

KlNKELlN ON REPRESENTATION.
Onty fioenty:ive cents, or the value in poet.
age stamps, will ensure copy of this Book,
prepaid, per return OF mail.
Persons at distance may address DR.,
KlNKELlN by letter, enc losing IA remittance,
and be cured al home.
Packages of Medicines, with plain direc.
lions, packs secure from damage or curos.
ily, are forwarded by Mail or Express to any
par, of the United States.
REMEMBER,
DR. KINKELIN'S residence has been for
the last twenty years al the N. w. Corner of
Third and Union Streets, Philadelphia, Pa.
July I'd, l856-if.
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Cabinet Ware Rooms,
-
E&4a
g. g. SHUVE

ID ESPECTFULLY invites the attention of
He, of the Public 10 his extensive assort.
ment of Cabinet Furniture and Chairs, which
he will warrant made Of good materials and
in workmanlike manner. AT his Establish
ment, can always be found good assort-
ment OF
Fashionable Furnitue,
Which is equal in style and finish to that of
Philadelphia or New York cities, and al as
lou prices. He has Sofas of different style
and prices, from $25 10 $50. Divans, Lonn-
ges, Walnut ard Mahogany Parlor chairs,
Rocking and easy chairs, Piano stools, and
variety of upholstered work, with Dressing
and parlor bureaus, sofa, card, centre and
pier tables, detashus, chefeniers, whatno,s
and comodes and all kinds of fashionable
work. His stock of bureaus, enclosed and
common washstands, dress-iables, corner
cupboards, sofas, dining and break kfast Ia
bes, bedsteads, cane seat and common
chairs, is the largest in this section of the
country. He will also keep a good assort-
ment of looking-glasses with fancy gilt and
common frames. He will also furnish spring
mattresses fitted TO any sized bedstead, which
are superior for durability and comfort to
any bed in use.
Bloomsbury, April 9Th 1854. If.
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Peruvian GuanO.

This article we offer in confidence 10 our
customers, as equal 10 any imported, and far
superior 10 most in the market.
10000 bags of this superior Guano, for sale,
at the lowest market rates. Also, poudrelle,
Mexican Guano. Ground Charcoal, sc. sc.
FRENCH, RICHARDS & co.
Al the Steam Plaster Mills. junction York
Avenue and Callowhill Street, Philadelphia.
February IA, 1856.
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FANCY GOODS, of every description and
variety, new styles, and fresh from New York
and Philadelphia, for sale at the cheap store
M'KELVY, NEAL & CO
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SHAWLS with silk fringe, a
II fne' lot just received and for sale by
A C. MENSCH.
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Is H0usn o. REpaEsEnrArIyss,

,t.t-.s = 81 April Fl, 1895. ID
Resolved, That this resolution pass. On the
fra: amendment, seas 10 nays "a O7 The
seoond amendment, yeas 6s, nays rs. On
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BY AUTHORITY.
RESOLUTION

a6ESOAU UI1ON
PROPOSING AMENDMENTS TO THE
CONSTITUTION OF THE COM.
MONJVEALTH
Resolved by the Senate aud House of Rep.
esentatives Of the Commensurate OF Penn.
sylvania in General Assembly met, That the
following amendments are proposed 10 the
constitution Of the commonwealth, in accor.
dance with The provisions OF the tenth article
thereof.
FfRsT AMENpMEHT
There shall be an additional article 10 said
constitution to be designated as article slev.
On, as follows:-
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The third amendment, yeas "a, nays rs; and
on fourth amendment, yeas SO, nag I6.
Extract from the Journal.
VIM. JACK,
~ Clerk,
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1000 TONS No. L
SUPER-PHOSPHATE OF LIME.

DEBURG'S Original and Genuine, warrant
ed of superior quality, the cheapest manure
in the world. Farmers and dealers supplied
at low prices.
EXTRA QUALITY LAND PLASTER.
5000 barrels Extra Quality Lard Plaster,
selected for its feriiziig qualify.
10000 bushels of same in bulk.
10000 barrels best quality Ordinary Land
Plaster, equal 10 the best usually sold, al the
low price Of 90 cents per busheI, or sl.IO
per barrel, with deduction for large lots.
25,00G bushels OF same in bulk.
1000 barrels Cacned Plaster.
1000 Casting 4"
500 Dentist
5000 Hydraulic Cement
1000 '' True Roman
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liz SENATE, A. 1876,

.l4sl.ll II SENATE, a ii 1855.
kssolusa rha, q, this sis IssSa as pass On the
second amendment, yeas 10, naysS6. On
the third amendment, yeas 2s, nayJ. On
the fourth amendment, yeas 90, nays A.
Extract form the Journal.
THOMAS A. MAGUlRE,
Clerk.
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SALAMANDER
SAF.ES;
Great Fire, Chestnut & Fifth Streets,
EVANS & WATSON.

No. 26 South Fourth ST.,
PHILADELPHIA.
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REING AN ORIGl-
NAL and popular
Treatise on MAN and
WOMAN: their Phys
ioIogy, Functions and
Sexual Disorders Of
every kind. with new
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ARTICLE XII.
OF NEW COUNTIES.

No county shall be divided by line cut
ting of over one tenth Of its population,
(either 10 form new county or olherewise)
without the express assent of such county,
by vote oi the electors thereof; nor shall
any new county be- established containing
less than four hundred square miles.
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~ " e'et&o'' 11FsteFv
The legislature shall have the rover to al
ter, revoke, or annul, any character Of incor.
pofation hereafter conferred by, or under,
any special, or general law, whenever 10
their opinion ii may be Injurious 10 ihe cili
gems Of the commonwealth; in snch manner,
however, that no injustice shall be done 10
The corporalors. e,l,.gr 4 : .s.z6 Z.
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At the regular meeting of W. e. No %, j. S of A.
June rs, 1856, CHARLES J. PUSEY, offered the annex.
ed resolutions which, motion, ordered pn-
ted and copies TO every Camp in the Union and 10
all papers favoTing the
BROTHERS
Whereas Our older brethren OF the American party
in the field with the candidates Tor the Presidency
aud the Vice Presidency, and every American ear.
nesty called upon to rally, wake up hs latest energies
and devote his srenth the promotion Of the only true
aud national party which il in existence in our glorious
uniOn-a party which stands aoof from the disainfu
influence OF Popery, of foreign influence IN any form
whatever-a party whose candidates will deal Justly with
all sections of the Union, standing they do on the on.
" conservative platform which il before the people there
fore
Resoirci That irr the person OF Hon WILLARD FILL
MORE behold the elements ola true American States
man. who has been tried and found capable Of eu-
ding the ship Of State in such mastery rs IN
adj dignity and honor to the Of the American c-
zen
Rc'Oied That in the person Of Hon. ANDREW j.
DONELSON we recognize the true American Statesman:
one who has withdrawn from corrupt faction and enis-
ted under the true coor and is striving promote
those principles which, il carried will bring peace aud
harmony 20 our homes.
ReaoiVed That Junior Sons Of America deeming
il duty promptly do hereby endorse said uom
nations and pledge ourselves all honorable
IN power, to aid in the election of FILLMORE Do
NELSON.
Rcsairod That to carry out PROJECT we appoint
committee Of three, to enquire into the expedency Of
sbshing reading ROOM for the Of the public dur
ing the coming campaign, aud TO call upon all citizens will
ling 10 aid in the enterprise To be under the supern.
endence Of the j. s o A. said committee be empow.
cred to confer with the National Executive Committee Of
the American party, for the purpose Of securing all Amer
lean documents which be used to advantage by us
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ABORTION Of the people Of the Of Powhatan assembled
at their july County Court having determnedto do some
thing for Southern Emgrants desiring settle in Kansas
Col Phillip St. George Cooke called to preside
over the meeting and by request Edward s. Brown Of
Cumberland, VIM. Pope Dabney, and VIM Old, Jr, of
PoWhatan, addressed the people the OF affairs in
Kansaa aud the Of aeng the territory in the ~ay
best calculated 10 develop t resources With justice tn all
citizens OF all sections Of the Union
Mr. Edward S. Brown offered the following resolutions
which we're unanimously adopted
Resored That committee Of sixteen four tor each
magstorsl district in the county he appointed by the
Chairman to ascertain what persons in the county desire
70 emgtate 80 Kansas with the view Of becoming perma
nent residents Of that Territory; that said committee
ceiye such contributions he voluntarily rendered ~
aid the emigrants whose private are insufficient
10 defay their eTyenses and that sad committee report
their prOoeehingstO adjourned meeting held At
the next Court
Rssoired That these proceedings be published in the
Richmond papers
Resoired That this meeting adjourn meet Of August
County Court
The Committee appointed under the resolutions are az
follows
For District No !, EdWsrd Baurh, WIN Muny,
J Dcnoon, X - Mumford.
For District No 2, Hiram Harris John W Netherand
7 X Weisiger II Gordon.
For District No. D. WIN Old Wm " skipwith y W
Bass Willis Dance.
For District No 4, John Lay John woodGn WIN
Pope Dabney Dr Robert Nelson
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6fty counties repre-ened and hundred and
eny eighty delegates in attendance. only two
ties represented by sternates rakeh all'and ALL
such convention has assembled in the Old Dominion Tor
four or hvs pear. Wild Que months ime. We
have doubt Ma, nesriy evey county in the STATE
would have .ept delegates And IN thai event instead
OF only third q the cosntes rspre-euted By hundred
and seventy Delegates shosid have had all, Win ak
hundred delegates A.it Is however, We are more than
satisfied and than graided. We have had demon
-'raon worthy Of Virginia and worthy OF the Wing party
in its palmiest DAYS.
The convention Ia unanimous and enthusiastic In he
half Of hiLLARp fItSoRr-the model Statesman and
Patriot With the American and Wing parties cordial
allies In the contest, do not permit ourselves FOR
doubt his triumphant election. All hands %
the rescue and all hail him who "oaid rather h
yi,kf than h President"
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meeting OF the American called King and
Queen Courthouse Monday 18th day July 1886
o the purpose Of appointing delegates to represent this
County in the approaching District convention select
representative, to Gil the Vacancy occasoned by the
death OF the Hon, TbOs. H. Bayy
Jno N Gresham elected chairman and W g. Hend-
ley Secretary.
On motion Of Col J. b. Roano the following resolutions
unanimously adopted.
Re'orcd that We have with deep regret the an.
nouncenent Of the death OF truly gifted representative
in Congress the Hon T. " Bayy aud that unite our
iameHton with thoc OF the Of his constituents and
tender heartfelt sympathy ~ h4 bereaved relations
and friends
Rst9iuef That W. recommend York Town AZ the place
Of meeting Of the convention and the frat Wednesday In
August the day for the purpose Of nominating
Candidate supply the vacancy occasoned y the death
OF the amented Bayly, instead OF the cath July has
been suggested through the papers and that appoint
she following gentlemen 20 represent IN said meeting
Bolivar Lumpkin, Tnos Segar B r. Gresham Jno Lump
Kim j. q bromley, Is Fleet, j. IT, e. Jones John A. Fleet
Joseph RJland. la w Smith, j. b. Roane Tbo. Haynes
H. Acree, Charles Graham, ~ r. Northern, RO Pollard
Jas. Young J. A. Henry, Thos Dunn, Geo. G. Num- A.
Dangerheld jas. A. Goalder, r. II. Cox Roderck
Bland, A. u. Evans, and Richmond williams.
Resoirof That the American party regarded "foreign
influence" "one Of the most baneiul foes Of rcpub
government has unwaverngly resisted this, influence
IN whatever form IL may have been presented Regard.
ing popular intelligence regulated by OF true
igion and morality the palladium that must shield
from the inTosds of ignorance and superstition hiss
been the fearless champion Of Schools and open Bible
Regarding suffrage irecman's heritage, 20 be exercised
either for against institutions o civil liberty II has
seadftsg strved 20 maintain the purity OF the Ballot box
and TO Withhold them from AL dclrerou and dangerous
innencea HE political action has been adapted 10 the
eKigencios oi the crisis Vhch has arisen and IT, polar
Star has been the salvation Of Country and ns
/ iOns
OngnOon Resolved That the chairman and secretary be-
added ~ the delegation.
On notion Resolved That copy Of the proceedings bs
sent 10 the Richmond Wing for publication with the re-
| quests that the American" Copy.
JNO. N.GRESHAM, Chairman
! W. g. HESDLEY, Secretary.
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At meeting Of the American party al the county Of
New Kent held at the Court House the 10th day Of
July, 1886, THAT being Court day. Col Theophilus A. La
called to the Chair and Thomas Barham appoin-
ted Secretary.
Thereupon the following solutions were unanimously
adopted
hes'ircd la, That We approve Of Convention he
held Tor this District to nominate candidate succeed
General Bayy in Congress and suggest the 2nd Tuesday
in August the time and Yorktown aa the place for
holding said Convention.
Hssoired End, That the Chairman appoint twelve del
egates TO represent this county in said Convention
Thereupon the Chairman appointed Thomas $ Martin
Benz Timberake, lIurwc q Jones Ira l. Banks James
Wlam- Ianey Lindsey. Francis Nelson Bra,ton CarIck
Wm Copton, Richard Frayser T Tunsial and II
Eson delegates TO said Convention notion tile Chair
man and Secretary We're added the list of delegates
Resolved Srd That the proceedings of th. meeting he
published in the Richmond whig and National American
THE0PHILUS A. LACY Chairman.
THOMAS BARHAN, Secretary.
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MATHEWS CoUNTY-wHIGs AND AMERICANS


The Did Line Whigs aud Americans Of this county
held enthusiastic meeting the Courthouse on the
l4th ult and after being regularly organized by calling
DR.. Henry w Tabb to the chair and appointing William
Horato Brown secretary the following preamble and
olutops adopted, By acclimation:
Believing do in the present condition Of our po
dcal affair, that the guidance Of statesman true and
tried, to preside at the helm Of Republic that she
may be ecrei clear Of the Charybdis of Fdpafc. and
the Scila Of D5oior-and knowing that in the person
Vi Millafd Fillmore We have such pilot who has admin
isteed the affairs Of government with inpa-tslty-
knowing no Norh, no South no East nor West there
lore
Rfsoifsd That heartily endorse his nomination for
The Cniei Magstrscy Of Union and also that Of An
drew }. DonnelsOn for the Vice Presidency Also
Resolved That will employ al honorable means to
secure their election IN those ofhccs
Resoiscd That We have heard Convention II bro.
posed IN be held IA Hampton the 2ffh Of this month
lor the pnrpo'c 81 nominating candidate represent
this District ia Congress 10 m the vacancy Occas0ned h.
the death Of the Hon. Thomas " Bayly notwithstanding
ou opposition u meeting At early day We never
heess appoint the following delegates With the under.
standing that Postponement Of the nomination he Oh
tanned II possible
Resoited, That the above resolutions be published In
the Richmond Wing and Williamsburg Gazette
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lsfoSftsI hsxno-Ness Mexco N The and snd yss
Cul 70 The 5h Inst CONFIRMS he Publication decrss ths III
~ sc not Pernied 70 hold properly snd that issued
hesco On e 9sh uli Tue people IN gensra sl congatu.
laie fsdsnt Comnnfprt ths
- raye e eoanty The spsrsh diacues srt-d and H.
spanish hnister received ~ ,iaiy 26h The MsTiran
por,s 81 noe iof emg.nt and liberty oonsce has
passed the Congress.
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unOxnUnYD FOR SALE.

guyHs b~aaa residence and valaab farm for sale In ID.
county New Kent, Chickahominy river
Rhaond lying the main Williamsburg road, eoutsininE SIS
n nos soid privately of Which due uoaee win BE- avb shall
highest bidder the premises ~ ocioct, NJ 9Th
September aeHt farm Roxbry which reside THIS
the productive fafns the negbohood ard proven
health The n The and hss married In The
yds, With running water Sod ~ 81 vhioh
eneiosed psraey With post and raj fence There ae some low
grounds -. 49,.
houae, house Ac There
vel Of the IN the gard Two b-uiful young
chsrds, and two Old eoes
and other anurea having turned attention entirely ths
.rcv.o,eu n ,s seldom
: offered ~ The price asked for s II u about sir
shad. ne hahotniny river, where e pablo
aodin anda bont eisht frun Pamunky river.
Ts third cash the balance
DAY ~ sale, deed ~
ne farm Other terms nrf h. agrted
Pars posseson dyen Immediately fr srng vheai and fu
possession - The crops growing b. secured
pleasure showing te and TO person Wishing PER
I.v. s.o sale lime and place smother Tae, q
Land coutalnnE ~ recent suryy, s3H
the rest IN timber This
Rchnopd, and q hne quality budnes on a. One q h-
springs IN Virgins, snd ans marie, beaufn
Tsrms-ons half cash. balance In ~ months.
~ r..s. i. =. ssv Vent scssy Va Fq farther
| son, Richmond, Va
jyis-s.s,d. RICHARD D. CARTER
w bELTsJuf received from Nev Yort, wksl arts
h9h.iF ard hlk Waste belts, Ae, &c -
m ACkEuEL.-Eo. and Nssletsl N haIf n.rr-l. fct
INa 'se1 = r. skiNksR . 90, osry ~
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a NEw KESr DELICATE.

SOuuERs MrrHoDisT CmURCH ~ Es0LASn.-Rev John
=. EdTards, Of Richmond Va, in London writes.
u may not be- ont o place just here say that the
Methodist Episcopal Church South IN the United States
scarcely recognised by the Wesleyan MehOdiSta Of this
country Personality have received the polite and
courteous attentions from the ministers whom had
letters Of intrOducton hut have been invited 70
preach ia any Of their chape Our church s REGARDED
10 say the ess a. pro slavery church and the Metho
dsis Of this country will tolerate any such body a.
part Of the christian family They quite decided in
Their opposition 70 ne as good New Eneland Meth
odst breth rem NJ bome
David Inefy- wif- Of louisville has Just given birth
to two boys and two girls, al At once.
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Ga Thursday morning, July Eth, Mrs. ANN AMBER
son, IN the $50 year 81 her age.
The friends and acquaintauces az the family are re-
qted sifend hef funeral from Sc Peters Cathedral
on Friday, at O'Clock, Pm .HaH
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hhW hrNT CuusTf Va, July llth t-aG.
GeanSmeH i Souid suggest that he plan for holding
the District Convention ihe American ana Wbg psries
Coz The selection II susbe candidate - par
tb be artinn Ia yort
he uhois distrirf
sn Hampton there seames plying up York
and Pamunksy that tls a.
msy put oor said meetinr late mar b. thought
pruden 20 tha ~ The Coune, composing the drle
Pf'sentei IN said Convention.
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r,c. hc+soSD. July is. lsSe g,

day associated with him in The
hm Mr. John Bowers The business viii heretofore
under the nrm and style Of d. Yale Co
hts cordial thanks his friends and public the liberal
which has been bestowed him. and for The hind
which has been extended him by his the
Of their orders lie that which
made snd scisnt fudment Of viii
hrm continuance of the which he has
heretofore enjoyed
iyts-u CD YALF
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EAsTWooD sCHoeL.

ruyHE begins ist o. September
months The number Of board-rs l. limited 10 twenty
TEKxsFor tuition and board Indicating thing
ight..-t220 o..
Payable. September. Janus
particular. had Of "Pss Puvsn
stanton, Va. JyiS-ctis.
TnyHE sUnSCHGBEH has employed a. TEACHER 10 his
family for The following gentleman Who has graduated
IN french, Latin Language; alro Msthemats
School the isi ~ sepeer 1850
than twelve boys witch
TsNss tbm and (washinp lights
Bo..ks furnished ~ BookseIers' prices,
Address uEoRaE FLEMING,
lys-1avtw Locust Crrck, Louisa county.
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The reasons alleged for the posponement Of the nom
nsuon for Congress have not been embraced in the rcso
luton, but NAV be stated IN few A. 10 be- thee
Time before it assemble that many Of the counties
cannot possibly have iu meeting and .end delegates
through whom u express their preference. IL we'll
known thai this Wddct i decidedly opposed to Demo.
cratic rule she has already had her iFOn heel upon us tn
long, and u w. 20 TO work In the right way nov is the
time 70 throw on the yoke aud showing ourselves a.
Ei'e certainly, thoie Who have long been our mas.
lers beat then ~ Their own game organization and svs
ten Of acf'on There are slready several candidates in
The field, and uness the nomination be- deferred and the
wishes Of the District be asccrtned fully We mus e1per,
again 70 be beaten Let Ne theu adopt the Democratic
principle in The parhculaf. iul Convention aud the
nominee of that Convention
Mathews G. a., July a. 1855.
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AAr.. use in ..ns county fN.v K..,l u. Orb.
.ssA l.ni wsssssssei 40 .ssss ss, ,as.ssS
.,s sos..rs,a. sf .ss. 40 IN NOD.
w.s:ss: v"ss.;s %s c... Of sss acre. oe
ssr.. His.%.si. s...., u, Mia. tro.
Sss n Dsss r.. s s. 4 $50 '' an a'. '
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.1ssl. cnslaalas s.p-n,.... A.sl..aA..
A,;.) a, w.s.n.asr, Ssssa 60.
seaay "wosavs- acres. other sss ..i
So. mn tree. Of 80 .sr:. .hsA te ssslins
nA ,o. soany, 7. NILE. nen the q ~ Terms hssrsL
- :s.s: - z s:.:'::, s:;;; ss:!:ss ...s q
90 ,S : Ken. county. Containing q. .~,.. :. :.
:ss " the at Ass'i'a sn- ps',io-sy acss.S pv.s
De s'@-A p'.nsa,sd eens.iA.s ssoe 70. IN NORTH Ala.
s;si':'s a. ~; ;,s an. s... :i''
PRIVATE ovrrsnos on ssAL rsrAr,
y:-.s: .;s.s. s.s.s.a .r-4. r..l....
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s: =: zssS !, si:s ;S::;
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, y. :sss.s. rent '.-.. or .-., s.. .a,4
~ sss:. z I'd s1 a.:
s.: :' s::s I s2s s'''' as -sH-
ss ss:..s osy - ls .; tot
:sEss s...as. 90. iou,.. county As,s b,
nm Dear Richmond. cont. 10 acre. dwelling.
s,S aas Az. osss %.s'
a.Is. s - s.n .: y sss..
";:ss s.ss,y tii1l ' 's - '''' Desirable de-
:. s;' " al s; ''s' on "''' river In
sess Apply a. scsr; containing
so.v %s d Isr,. q land 10 K.sss.- See
n.ss' Of ..ns embracing LOO a.sed Valley Of
ne e.l. called ss .er,. In King wn. county.