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WM. W.LITTLE's ESTATE.
Administrators Sale.

DURsuANT TO an Order Of Coufl, will be sold at
L PUBLIC AUCTION on the 22t day Of December
next, on the premises, the following valuable REAL.
ESTATE WIS
About eight or nno Of land and wator privilege
near the Village IN Ifasbuish, which V Saw NH,
Machine Shop, Iron Foundry, Blacksmith shop starch
Mil frame (pauiy enolosed) three dwelling houses.
out buildings sofuhon-es, sc. Also, tho equity OF
redemption of small house and lot near and adjoining
tho above together with quantity Of window frames,
sash O. nd glass and othei articles,
Tho shop contains Planning Machine Circular Saws,
Turning Lathe, Tennon Machine, SC a c. all In good
The property ). situated Black River, within a
Gauh Of a mile ofthe Couu House y oney Of access
and within three four miles of the fessumpsie knll
road now In course Of being extended, and as whole
this property considered by competent judges 10 be
the riosi desrHbio privilege 10 Nohefn Vermont
Tho ineunbfanrus which have heretofore existed 10
prevent sale OF tho property are now removed and the
ESTATE must he sold without reserve
sale 10 commence at 10 o'clock 4. NJ. Terms made
known at the time und place Of sale, and the premises
shown aud Information given TO any person desf1us to
purchase, 81 any time previous TO the day isale
A. u. klMBALL, Administrator
Irasbutgh 22d October, 1856 ll'ew
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Agents Wanted

I'O canvass for aud valuable publications. This
will prove light and Profitable employment for
those who dipted for the business. Address
J. G. FRENCH, l6l Washington Street,
IO!Jw Boston
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S. v. & co.
,nPAI VAHNIAHNrs

NWENL NNNNENHVtN
MANUFACTURED BY sflMsON, VALENTINE
&CO.,
55 BROAD STREET, BOSTON.
Al the Mechanics Fair, recently held in BOSTON, the
Committee winch DE-. A. A. Hayes, state Assayer
vas chairman, awarded silver Medal 10 :. " A.
Co. Tor taoif Superior Varnishes.
LADY who has been cured Of great nervous do
hiiuy, after many yoars Of misery, desires tO make
known o. 40 sufferers the sure mems Of relief Ad-
dress enclosing stamp 10 pay rntut0 postage, MRS.
MARY T.. DEWITT, BOSTON, Mass, add The pre-
sefiption will be sent, foe, by next post.
TO the Married Of both sexes,
And those contemplating marriage, valuable tuionna
tion will he furnished ZEE o. charge. Address DR..
MONTGOMERY'S MEDICAL AGENCY, Haverhill,
Mass u 2 mo.
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GrealoS' cure III the World for Pain =! !
A. i. SMITHS
ORIGINAL AND GENUINE
e L e G. r RIO OIL"


do not cure srey disease only esan sns, Ss~ dsS.
fails cure single of Rseg%sm Pains the Back Limbs Piles Sores
Glands Fons Stiffness the JOINTS Neck Paauon To all
Alnalnna nnH umh ln naHlnI LIN M civ
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NOTICE.
Strayed or Stolen

trROM tho Stable Of Gentse Laagdon 10 honipsiisI.
on the night OF the 2ist last, iouf years old dark
,sy OF chestnut hotse, dark name and tail. Whoever
III had aud return the same 20 Nj. Lanedon. OF 70
hs Ruhseriher IL Valdez, will he hhetay rewarded.
October 81, 1855. ilisws Wh. WEkka.
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WaItOn's Register for 1851.

Will be published int few days. Orders
received at the office.
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Boots and Rubbers,

NuAY b. found At FHR.vCsTs, head Of sia,'
w street, all Kinds TOT Meas aHd ssJs' ~saf
Mosipslei Oct. 4, lass.
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EGGS.
= Nov ' ~ i. TOT '''' '' sroRRs FULLER
THE NEW YORK LEDGER.

THE GREAT FAMILY WEEKLY PAPER has
nov attained the extraordinary circulation of AaH-
arfd aud sighiy tousaHd copits. The liz D g q x -
devoted 20 fote Literature, Original IA rs, sketches
Poorly Essays Gossip, and Current News, and main.
tains high moral tone. II h. oycfywhctu act nov J.
edged TO be tho boot family PAPER Co ihe wofl Hrnce
is extraordinary aud unheHfd Of popularity. Mf. Bon
net, the proprietor OF the LEDGER ompioys the host
talent In the country and hy doing makes the hrs
paper. such Writers as Fanny Fern, Mr.. Emma D.
T. n. Soulhwotih, Sylvanus Cobb, d., ard Emerson
Bennett, are permanently engaged b, aud will write
for NO other paper hereafter Mrs. sigouruey, also.
constantly wtitos for 10 do host at other popular
authors, including Alice Cay, Mrs. Vaughan May
w. stanley Gibson, Clnrn sydney, Sc, SC. Tho
LEDGER IL beautifully illustrated every week, having
secured the .ovce- OF the celebrated artist Thwaitts
Tho NEW YORK LEDGER is printed Oh beautiful
white paper, and - composed OF eigl pages, making
tho haudsomcst woeSly paper 10 The county,
II is published every Saturday, auc sold hv r tho
news Offices 10 every CITY and town Throughout the
countrt aud mailed snh.cfibets ut two dollars
pof Hunum tao copies sent for hfer dnllars-
Any per obtining eight subscribers at ,5urach
(which is our lowest club rutesl aud senfi ng s2
will be entitled 20 one cofy free. Terms invariably IN
advance. Adde'S al ioituis to
ROBERT BONNER, Publisher of New York Ledger,
a. Ann Sueot, Now York.
N. I've employ no travelling ugehis Specimen
copies sent free.
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Ezekiel p. Walton's Estate.

STATE or VERMONT la Probate Court holden
Washington District, -. ! At Montpelier IN and lot
said distct on the 7h day of November A. u. 1856
NtRs. PRUSSIA WALTON and GEORGE WOR.
NI THiNOTON, executors Of The list viii nd
tastau cat Of p. Walton, late of Montpelier, in said
d-stfct decsnsed, make application 10 said court farhu
extension of the time hetetnioe allowed them To pay
the debts due from said aud render ihef ad
ministfutinn account until some future day.
MHEHHuror, II is ordered by said fouft, that said
application be heard AT the Probate Office 10 Monpo-
her on the 9th day Of November, 1850 and l. ufhef
ordered that nutce be given all persons concerned,
hy publication of this order In the Vermont Watchman
a. State journal, printed At Montpelier, three wouks
sueeessively, before said hearing.
BY ordef Of Coutt,
l3s3w Attest, 4. q. MERRILL, Register.
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FOR SALE.
A CIapbOard Machine for saw
ing boards SIX feet long,

Bull last winter by o BELKSAP n Co Nouk6eld
nENRY ROLFE, Agent uuntorstown Lumhet Co
Bnflington, Oct 10, 1886. Him
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ORRIN SMITH M. d.,

HAVING sold his premsesto CHARLIE b, CHAN
say 70 HE former patrons and ends, that he
freely and consceniiousy recommend him a Surgeon
and Physician Of mature iudgu ent und experience
IN Of hi.h schularshipin h. profession aud every
way wouhy OF the confidence and patronage pub
lir.
Doot Smith will attend personally to settling all
business matters until the 10Th inst
Montpelier Nov. Sd, 1856. i1w
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Hudson's american saive and

N~C DEAFNESS CURED. however cau,ed.-
Letters Addressed 10 DR.. BOARDMAN, ~ SurFoLH
PIlcE BosroN, answered. Remedies sent by express.
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CLic1go, Now lS.-Our dates from Kan
sas are To tho lOth. Hayes the murderer of
BuiIum, was released by Judge Leconpte
on the eth, on his giving bail in the sum Of
$4,000 Sheriff Jones was his bondsman.
Gov Geary ordered his re-arrest, but ne had
already escaped to Missouri. Gov. G.. has
threatened to hold Marshal Donaldson re-
sponsIbe for the recapture Of Hayes.
Wateruale, Ne, Nov. lS-Bank Closed
The Canton Bank, of China, was closed
yesterday, by the State Commissioner.
Windsor County Delegates 10 HE Con-
stduiionai Conuenton. --Tlcket for amend>
menls, 933; against, 1901.
1t will be seen by the vote that the ticket
of delegates opposed to the Constitutional
Amendments is elected by large minority
in this County. This we believe to be the
case in every County in the State. -.4ge.
We understand that nearly half Of the
votes for the amendments we're given IN
Woodstock. Outside Of that town, the
amendments seem to be quite unpopular.
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Monk's New imerican Map.

I,uE LARGEST GENERAL MAP Ev-
L Eu ISSUED, embracing about NINE MILL
ION SQUARE MILES. II l. the latest and only feli-
able ,ork etlant, eKhib lag upwards Of ON n THOU
SAND more names oil Towns and plates. than any
sinilaf work-pfesentins At view all the United
states and Territories and the British Provinces, col
otad In counties. Also, MeKco, Genital America, and
the adjacent islands--CUHA, HAXTI, and oibsIs Ca
the .ame imposing scale. Now adopted as tho STAN
DARD MAP.
Agents wanted In all parts of the Country.
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To Drprgists end Merchants Of Ygnonti
For the convenience Of Dealers and individuals Of
M0utpelo my Wholesale Agent, and he will be at Al
times supplied with all utos OF my GENUINE
ELECTRIC OIL | would urge upon MI dealers In
Medicine 90 Order from NJ. fmth asupply Of my oil at
that they may be able answer te earliest de-
munds. he will also furnish ench dealer with show
cards, Posters, and 1000 Circulars, with their
printed thereon areut-t Read the following Pfocla-
mation.)
r. SMITH, Chemist
FHiLApsLrHts.
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within m hour and many they who have been per-
fectiy cured OF Hteumatism, Neurahga, Spinal and
bronchial Complaints, Group, Tic DoofsuS, Felons,
Cramps, Piles, rprana and Bruises Cuts and W ounds
sweled Glands and sf Joints, scfofula and Erysipo
las, Sore Nipples and swcied Breasts, Salt Rheum and
Canknfs 10 tho mouth stomach, Efupti0ns and att
Kinds Of Sores. tiieadache Toothache 1--WE ten
minutes y also, Chilhlans Sore Tender Feet II
HT fHaf
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s0 MEN WANTED, TO TRAVEL IN ARE
NESS Those who have good common education and
gsn,lomany address preferred For paItsulas, address
JACOB MONK,
os.t9w Baltimore, Md, OF Philadelphia, Pa
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of rail and delicate construction, recommended
BY other manufacturers. Such machines are made TO
catch The ego. moi In perform substantial woIk Tho
truth Is Family Sewing Machines ought TO be stronger
than any other, because they go into less skfu hands
than when sold TO manufacturers. and are used TOT
greater variety OF work. Ths machines which have
proved best for all Other purposes must ho heso lam
ily and they Singers. The speed Of opr ma
chimes has lately beea doubled. No other eompaie
with them in quantity Of work.
Nav Machines of the latest improved style will be
exchanged liberal terms for old Sewing Machines oi
make OF Tor operative machines Of other MIN
uiaoiuton. Local agents wanted to sell our machines
NJ BAH PERSONS desiring full information abou,
Sewing Machines, obtain IL by applying for copy
of"i. NJ. Singer & Cos Gazette" paper devoted en-
tifely to Tho subject. 1t will be sent gratis.
In. SINGER n co.
Principal Office 323 Broadway, New York
BRAN n OFFICES
AZ Hanover Street, boston. 1872 Chestnut ST, Phila.
~ WeEtminstef st. Providence lOS Baltimore ST. Baltic
"a Broad -. Newark n. j. East Fourth ~. Cinein
3H broadway, Aihan,, ~. Y. Chicago Illinois.
Gl0vcrsyille New York. IS N, Fourth II. 81 Louis.
81 Chapel 81 New Haven. 81 ~ Charles ST. N. Orl.
II Buchanan ST. Glasgow, 90 Duphn ST. Mobile.
Scotland l0.3m
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l do not profess 10 cure every
Thing.

but only certain class Of complaints al Of which arc
durable simple Electric and Chemical principles,
through tho sfnities Of my " Electric OIL" and tho
Nerve vital Fluid Of the human body.
Tho modus operandi Of progressing aud ever change
able Rheumatic pain, b impcfeciy understood BY
Of tao nerves, nhamed by arrangement, lte the coat
log Of an nnamed stomach, disturbance Of tho
electric fud itself certain II IL thetmy Electric oil {"
IL readily absorbed into, If Il does actually supply
deficiency in aud cquu1e the circulation Of that great
pnucipia Of hVius esssaisss,on.
Let the skeptieal and the humane look into this mat
terror " these things
All are alike Tnterested
will take any case from tho hospital to test IL ALL
My Electric OIL" IL pleasant and Innocent no dan
ge' Of cold reaction, "a all will bear me witness Come
and for yourselves.
N. 4. corne, Walnut and Eight Streets, PHILADELPHIA
0r None sold by pcdlaTs. An my bottles have mi
blown IN nd the now wrappers bear my signature
TO prevent Imposition on the public.
A. L. SMITH Cheu,sf
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FRIENDS OF HUMANITY.

10 you always disposed to aid the sudering) " may
appear ncfedib'e amer IN vain tyiug all the "wondcf
fol medicines Of the day. that application ener-
nally and lew drops taken internally, Of my tgenoine
Electric OIL" will 30 very suddenly relieve the suf-
efet tom the violent pains yet Il h fact,
uhed by good and good women, whose names st
my Office
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-24

RIVER TH1EvEs.-We we're told nv
gentleman, who came up from New
Orleans. the other day, on tho steamer
Highlander, that two fellows Of the
light fingered gentry, were detected in
the act Of robbing . ssntlsnan just be-
fore the boat left port and were hand.
ed over to the police. In the city pa
pers, under the head Of" Police Mat
tsrs." We have been looking in vain,
to find what was done with them. On
the same boat( Highlander) when about
midway between New Orleans and
this city, another fellow, was stimuli
taneously discovered by several paseen'
gers, putting his hands into another
gcntleman's pockets, for abstraction.
The evidence was clear therefore,, the
passengers concluded that there was
no use for form Of law to try him.
They required the individual, to place
his hands behind him, where they
were tied with cord. and then
with a ropes end, one Of the deck hands
was made to lay on his shoulders one
round hundred articles of the moral
law I; after which, the boat landed and
put him ashore. This is the only way
to get rid Of the increasing evils, and
insecurity incident to travelling on the
lower Mississippi. A few weeks ago,
a wealthy lady Of Natches, lost valu-
able wardrobe and several hundred
dollars by two thieves entering her
stateroo'n, and administering chloro-
form to her. The lady could see the
robbers, but from the influence of the
choloform, had not the power to call
for relief. One of the couple. was
dressed in woman's cloths, and they
both got off the boat, about midnight,
at wood yard.
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10" How do l look, Pompey :"
asked . young dandy Of bis servant,
~ be finished dressing. Elegant,
massa you look bole q ! lion" bold
q = lion. Pompey! How do you know
You pever saw q lion" "Oh yes,
massa I seed one down to Massa Jeu-
kius, IN the stable" down to Jon-
kins, Pompey Why, you great fool
Jenkins hasn't got a lion-that's a
Jaekass." Cant help it, massa you
look like him"
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SANDY CREEK, April goth '55

SANDY CREEK, April goth '55.
Comee You will much oblige many Of
your admirers in this section to let us know
what new party it is, that is called the
AMT" Please give US the dictionary
meaning Of the word.
An OH LINER.
Shall have to refer to The books,
before giving an :" Old Inner" de-
finite answer. A number Of the
Phan;r Ledger before us, says Anti,
means against; not for contrary to
which opposite; opposed to "Aunty,"
which signifies. related to, BY mar
riags, or otherwise. Thus: during
the prevalence Of the " common sense
epidemic" which ragged so fearfully
here some six months ago, an Anti-
emetic VA. prescribed with success.
Walker says-"A remedy opposed
% vomiting" therefore, against; not in
favor Of. When We have consulted all
the books on the subject.-sball send
out messenger to the Big Sandy
with instructions to survey the ground
and enquire into the origin Of the
Anti-party.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-24

GREAT FIRE IN PH1LADELpHrA.-
A despatch from Philadelphia. dated
April 18th, gives the following par
ticulars Of the fire which occurred il
Philadelphia. on the night previous
The Artisan buildings. which form
ed a hollow square, and FIVE stories
high, were last night burned to the
ground. The buildings we're used
chiefly for workshops and machinery
Duvall, the photographer, occupied one
store. His loss is 100000; insur.
ance 100000. The plates intended
for Commodore Perry's great work on
Japan. which is being prepared for the
Government, were destroyed. They
are valued at $4,000. The entire loss
by the fire is nearly 5000. 900, and
but partially covered by insurance.
The United States Hotel, adjoining,
narrowly escaped destruction.
Since the above was in type we
have received Philadelphia papers Of
the 11tb, giving the particulars Of the
fire. We extract the following:
Every part Of the building was ten.
anted by workshops, with valuable
machinery driven by an eighty horse
power engine in the basement.
The rear of the United States Hotel
on Chestnut street, adjoining the build
ing, and its destruction seemed inevi.
table. The boardcrs took alarm q i
fed for safety, but the damage to the
building from fire was very slight. 1t
was however, flooded with water.
Robert Pile and N. Heoy, printers,
also occupied the building. which was
owned by Coperthwaite, and valued
100000, covered by insurance.
Messrs. Coperthwaite 4 Co., book.
sellers, had some $4,000 worth Of
stock among the varioss pihting and
binding establishments which was
mostly insured. The aggregate Of
the loss is supposed to BE- not less
than 100000. The fakes of fire igni-
ted the roof of The old Masonic Hall,
on Third street above Spence, and
damaged it to some extent. The pro-
perry was recently sold and was unoc-
cupied.
An invalid lady, Mrs. Margaret
Christie, occupying the house adjo;n.
ing the United States Hotel, died dur
iug the fire from fright.
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TOktce.

Succession Of W. p. PHrLLrps-sixth Judicial p,s.
trict Court-Rarish Of East Baton Rouse-No
l34, Probate.
WHERBAS JoaR d. CoMsAux, administrator Of
W the above succession, has filed his ANAL &C.
count In the ONCE Of the undersigned Clerk ofsaid
Court. lis asl@
Notice 10 hereby givss to al persons interested
to show cause vi thin thirty days from the first
publication Of this notice, why the said account
should not be approved, homologated and made
the judgment Of the court.
apps y, n. BRYAN. Clerk.
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lust l0ECElVED,
u Bv the pennsylvania (" from St. Louis.
500 lbs Dried Peaches;
+" Apples;
% Bbls. Extra St. Louis flour, which
is offered at the lowest market price for
Cash.
ap22 H.Y. TOMLINSON 4 co.
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~ The Artesian Well in Paris,
is 100 feet deep. The supply Of
water is 100000 gallons in twenty
four hours. The temperature Of the
water is 80 . Fahrenheit.
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Where Shall 1t Re :

This 10, now, the only question tt
b answered, in reference to the pro
posed New Market. Every man. wo
man and child in the city. has been
heard to say. ia the most emphatic
manner, that " there shall be q New
Market" and the only question to an.
swer, in reference to the matter ; is,
(" Where shall it be- Answering thi,
question in former days, gave rise to
reefs Of imaginary difficulties, upon
which the best hopes Of the City were
dashed to pieces. AT an early day.
we recollect when the Board resolved,
that the old establishment should be
taken down il was proposed, to put
up new one, in North Boulevard
street.-The same public thoroaghfare,
that has the honor of the old establish
ment. 1t was suggested, to place it
farther East, in that street, some where
near the Brewery. Threats Of opposi
ton, and an injunction, caused the
Board to abandon the idea. And Just
here, a grave question arose, which
has not yet been decided. "Has not
this city the same right to her streets,
that other cities in the Union have p
This is . legal question, and we turn
it over to the learned in law, for an.
swer. When it was discovered that an
injunction would issue then the Coun-
celmen somewhat intimidated, paused
and considered the claims of the bat.
tmre on the river. Here another Diff
fculty was met with. A c;v;l engi-
neer, informed them, that the pMce
would cave evidently this would not
DO. Then it was wisely suggested,
that As we could not find location for
one market (; perhaps a location might
be found for t,co. Acting upon the
happy idea, the Board began to cast
about for two places; but with like
result. Just here, the matter explod-
ed, and oil the cherished hopes, for
new market, we're blown up and scat
tered to the winds; finding their way
shortly after, as withered leaves do 4;
to the capacious tomb Of the Capulot'.
Ono thing very certain ifthe Board
wait until location is found to suit
The within and caprice Of every body
We shall all die, as dead as "door
nails" before the house is built Sc
|ect place. gentlemen by lot or bal
lot ; if this does not do, throw heads
and tails" or play game of cricket
for il, Il is q matter of small conse-
quence Where it is, so 1t is. It is bar
barous, to make Butchers and others,
pay into the corporation Treasury,
over $4,000 per annum for the rent
Of such stable Is stands at the foot
Of Third street.
Now, We honestly think nays enough
have been shown to satisfy any mind
If the feasibility Of the thing. As to
the Board has right to issue
bonds, by act Of the last Legislature,
which can be disposed Of, within the
limits Of the city, at pr. Come gen.
|lemen. strike the iron, whilst it is hot
this is a very good building season,
and before another comes, you may all
be sleeping, under the Magnolias, Of
Cemetery, whilst the bonor
md glory of our lovely little city, will
suffer on, through another genera
Col. T: B. TnoREE.-The New
York Times Of the 18th inst, says:
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DREADFUL TORNADO AT PH1LADEL-
rH1A.-The Philadelphia papers Of
14th give the details of the tornado
in that city on the night Of the 18th
inst. Over 200 houses were unroofed
and several building crushed to the
ground. The loss Of property is esti'
mated at 100000.
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70 The steamship GraDda, from
this port, via. Havana, arrived 1t New
York on the evening Of the 18th inst.
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FOR RENT.

A GOOD DWELLING HOUSE, on rlors. -.
a d. Street, possession given on the n!!
t g.. q nn MAJ o r9r gsrt,oo:F' enquire At
Ap. 70, 1w. ALEX SHAW.