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VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.


hAFPAhANNOCh LAND FOX SALE.
a Attorney tor the heirs Of John Seymour Taater
- 70, offer for sale that exceedingly valuable sno
desirable estate known by the general name Of HA.s
not often that an opportunity is Afforded OF pur
Chasing such property a. this and the only inducemen
to dispose of 1t s that it 10 owned BY ladies who wish &c
be relieved from the OF land and negroes the 60
tate ooatsns about 2oo Acrcs the whole Of which ha
heretofore been cutivs,ed farm. 1t 10. however
in three lots parcels divided by strips Of intervening
land0 each Of which will be sold separately a..
let. "Hays proper-containing about l0oo Acres Tue
whole Of which, with the exception OF single hill,
"River Flat"
1t is situated Immediately on the Rappshannock In tho
and /. bounded the land Of Mr. VIM
Wallace the one side and of Mr. J. Psrke Corbin on
the other This estate has always been equal
any tdewater Virginia. for the production OF Wheat
and Corn The soil is Of the finest description and when
reduced by excessive cultivation, Is readily restored to
n fertility oss not S o sSSss oD
6elds luxurisnt crop. The estate 10 well watercd
about open for cultivation, and the balance
in wood part of which (say 100 TO $50 acre 10 original
growth containing incopsdsrsble quantity of Timber
suitable for Ship building There s on this tract water
Grist Mil.
plank will extend from the bank to the vessel re.
ceivng grain from Hays"
end The Mill Tract situated just below "Hay's con.
tans 3Jl acres 20 go of which in wood The orr.
gna character Of the soil superior. There are the re-
mains of old Mill upon atream that never fails pass
ing through th, tract, which nrsbuil; would command
custom pn: EssY desirable property for one
3D. Bloomsberry. This division Of the estate com.
with the frat range Of s from the river pro.
verbal for its fertility, along the whole course of the Rap
pahannock 1t contains 756 acres, sufficient portion OF
which 10 in wood For residence, few situations pre-.
sent more attractions The location 10 healthy, and the
view from the hills the river 10 extensive and
beautiful This OF land placed In either OF the val
ley counties of the S,ate-removsd ~ would be from
tide water comnunication-woud really command oou'
BILE the price asked for it.
survey OF each racts In progress and pats will
soon be ready for exhibition.
Upon large part of the purchase money if satstacto'
fhn ta 10
credit can be had. The time OF possession will be &C.
commodated to the wishes of the purchssers.
Persons desiring further information will please direct
their letters to me. near King George c. H. Va Those
wishing to view the property will call me- and in my
absence will be shown by Mr. Lee, the manager on the
estate. w. X. MASoN.
Cant la-c9m
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RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
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) ssss gas' ss ii. n 'sgsass ssps. for 81. &c
S.l! Enass,. N advance. When letters containing
n'~S Sy mail, they must be rsSistsred, or they
- .ie ,ss &C. ri,k OF the writer's:
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ss ave cents; for each subsequent insertion
SsL, ,hen inserted only once week seventy'nVs
~: :WISSsSLy-r IS For TIN lines or less. first inssr
I'M 'hs,,.ve cents: for each continuance ttty cents
.iyr-,,sers are charged s35 for one square OF ter
IN ~. ,vo sousi es and In that proportion tor ad
~. ii greater length, except Auctioneers, who
'@ss 'i..sI 900. paper included.>
:AS os,usr;es and Tributes OF Respect exceeding
,... -. s,e charged for as advertisements.
~ distance must be accompanied With the
q, satisfactory references, toinsure execution
,R I've, 20 this office may be remitted per mai! In
.rsl.be Bank notes, If res'tered, at the risk OF
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DISTRIBUTION OF THE SLAVES-IhE
norsr NrrNRER IN VIRGINIA.

LANIfEOI NUHD11hS nv ~.
Some extreme Southern journalists have uttered III
snnations, and even made charges, egainst tne 10Y
slty of virgnis with reference to the rights anu '"e
institutions of the South.
Virginia (as the Alexandria sentlnel wei ie'nsA.
bs. more at stake in this matter, than any other ota'e
in the Uniop-for che has nearly hundred thousand
more slaves than any other State. The factthen that
her prudent conservative national pos'''on anu "e
support of national Administration are ona'kou W
ON her as evidence of in6dety to the righls anu ln
,srests of the States with which she Is locally ioen'
fed merely shows the excessive sectional heat or tue
strong partizan prejudice Of those who stand torth
as her sccusera. =,
The following table, made up from the census OF
1854 sbovs the number Of slaves in each OF the slave
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RUNNRMEDE sCHOOI,.

hUNN6MEDE SCHOOL.
TIME FIRST session of this School will commence on
the ss of October 1857 and close the 3ls; of Ju.
ly, 1853
The of instruction will include the English,
Latin, Greek French, and Spanish languages and their
literature and Mathematics (both theoretically and in its
practical appication)
The Principal graduate of the University OF virgi
mia, and was engaged for one year teacher Of Mahe
matics in the school of Mr. L. NJ. Coleman.
The School ia situated In Pauquer county, in a neigh.
borbood we'll known for its fine climate and excellent
ciety.
TERMS Board and tuition for each term of fve
months. sl25paynble tho lst Of October and let OF
March. Lights extra.
Circulars, giving further information, may be obtained
BY addressing the Principal at Salem Station FsuQuier
County Va. GRAY CARROLL, NJ. a.
REFERENCES:
The Faculty of the University OF Virginia.
James X. Marshall, Esq, Virginia Senate.
F. w. Coleman, ESQ.,,
Hon. A. Atkinson, Isle of Wight County.
Geo w. Carroll, Esq lsle Of Wight County.
Col. c. 6. Coleman, Louisa County.
Rev. G. H. Norton, Warrenton, Va
Nav S9-ctlgtEny
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ALBUM OF VIRIoIEAi OR ILLUSTRATIONS OF fhA
OLD DOMINION, by Edward Bayer, graduate Of the
Dusseldorf Acedemy.-A copy Of the second Vo"lne
of this most interesting work has been laid on our ID
ken. 1t embraces number Of beautiful ana s'f'.'
ing pictorial illustrations of some of the most pron'-
nent and picturesque views in the mountain scenery
of Vrginis-vews from the Peaks OF Otter Hawks
Nest Little Tunnel, near Shawsville, Old sweet
Springs, Yellow Sulphur and Blue Sulphur Springs.
The enterprisng gentleman, who has entered upon
the interesting task Of Illustrating the salient FEATURES
of the varied scenery Of the Old Dominion, deserves
encouragement and we trust that ne will reap the
rsward Of his taste, liberality and labor.
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T;iE 1!0VERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
pt pROCIAMATlOE,

,.,pv,TION having been received BY the Execu
VA, WILLIAM E. BIRD. (ot CustisO in the
aceomse. ha. been found guilty. 5y coroneIs
=! :. - y murder OF slave in said county, on the
80. ....,. ~ and now going at large therefore do
reward Of one bs nand5ea .sS William ina hy o
:.at SsJ;yer him into the Jail Of said county OF
- anL md do moreover require all officers Of this
s,b civil snd military. and request the people
v 20 use ,hei. best exsrtons 10 procure the arrest
:. .,;a Wm F.. Bird, (ot Cusus') that ne may DC
isa. 70 ,or hand as Governor, and under the Lea
's" Common eath, al Richmond, this 18th
c sea- y: H.. ~, Sb.- 1851. HENRY A. WISE.
IcS cSrc-nn-. GEORGE W. MrSFoRD, Secretary OF
{, ,,:nu,onwesh =,
N D. d 80 leo, nce or ten inches high. stoops little
:, .or: ;ull faced and Of ruddy complexion;
i'm, ami ne is very p.otane In conversation.
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r.r1oSnoN TIMES ON SLAVERY.

On the first of the month of Augustine anh''
ver,,rv of the West India emancipation-when our
f,ssdom shriekers and free negroes were celebrating
,he event, and singing bosannas to Queen Victoria
tho London .Tines" used the following language:
"The worthy mer who e1:ngui'hed slavery AM and
-u;ned our West India possessions are very toucny
very obstinate, very ncenvertlos on mat ina. 'enos5 e
.,cs and truth on either eide or 10 stand up for the
jpIsnters. who took line which repeiled all reason
pphIa edyooacy. But confessedly taking that grand
summary view of the question which we cannot help
taking after quarter OF Century the process wa,
thousands of good families, d.graded the negroes
stIll lower than they were, sad after ALL increased
the mass of slavery in le.s scrupulous hands After
many attempts a, indirect encouragement, We have
been obliged, at Last, to recognise and admit pe.s
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VNHE subscriber offers for sale the tract of land upon
Il which the late John K. Winston recently resided
situated in York county, about three miles north VA
lamsburg and adjoining the lands OF DR. r. }. Waller,
Benz Waller John James, Henry H. Bowden, and James
Shell 49,
The tract contains 500 acres with an excellent dwelling
with we'll arranged new framed quarter
with four rooms lee house and barn nearly new. The
yard and garden newly enclosed with the best heart tim
ber also all other necessary houses in good repair
The wheat crop Of the present year is estimated at
from l. 900 TO 1900 bushels
If sale is not effected privately before the ls day OF
October it will be that day f fair if the first
fair day thereafter sold TO the highest bidder, on the
premises.
Persons wishing purchase referred Mr.. Hanson
P Kesm, who has charge Of the premises and will take
pleasure In giving all necessary information
TERMS accommodating, upon the purchase money
being satisfactorily secured For any further information
address the subscriber at Hanover Court House. Vrg
mia. BlCk: l.. WINSTON, Executor OF
Iuly 2l-ctf JNO. R. WINSTON deceased.
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THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY, TRUE TO ITS
pP0MJaR2

Mr.. Buchanan has been eight months Presldent.I
He went into Office as the great psc6cstor Of BLEED
pp Kansas" and in that short tie the rights OF lne
majority have been respected, Black RePuoIcsn.spS
and Border Rufhanism have been alike slienoeo ano
subdued, and order and good government te,Kn .,e
The next step will be TO submit constitution TO vote
Of the bona fds settlers Of the territory and the great
mission . C Of the Democracy on this question, viii have
sp' been accomplish @ Sblowng" Of Rspuolicsusm
to The contrary s;roty Mh9
the Democratic party hs' no. anrr;eau. " "
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JAMES RIVER ESTATE FOR SALE.

TINE subscriber offers at private sale that beautiful
Il Farm in Goochlsnd county, called oRAPAKEs, ly
ing James River Licking Hole Creek, and the Jaine
ever and Kanawha Canal, four miles above the Cour
House, and thirty -four miles from Richmond. The stua
ton Is among the most beautiful the rivor command
Ing view of the whole arabic surface fne view of the
surrounding country and canal for several miles up and
down the river. The estate in high state of improve
ment, and remarkably healthy 1t adoins the
,a.es of Thomas. Deane, W. B. Weisiger. and X. Skip
with, and contains 93s acres, of which lii l2
hrst low grounds 2a0 of second low grounds 27a
Of arabe high land, and 329 of wood land
The improvements consist of frame dwelling with eight
rooms good kitchen, outhouses quarters overseers
house, built in the last ve years. with brick chimneys
and underpinnng, and a new brick barn, 6Ox3O with
shed running the whole length, sixteen feet wide
threshing machine, new Ice house. and all necessary
stables, &c
Any person wishing purchase desirable residence
would do well to visit this before purchasing elsewhere
will sell on reasonable terms
Every preparation Is now making to seed 200 acres In
whsa! 100 OF 1t In failOw, and the cornaed has
To desirable puI...-- =.
Nv manager Mr. Sanders will show the estate TO any
one wishing to purchase. .
INV address is subleu's P. O., Powhsten county.
Oct l5-ctf MILLS - oEnDo o.
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as s T?vsinS, &c TrsrosD. Sec of the Com oc.2-c,de
W. "
sy THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

4 PKUCLAMAIION. !,
uv-gEREAS a vacancy has occurred in the House OF
Nv Delegates OF Virginia BY the resignation OF ELAm
TLBOT the Delegate elect from the county OF Bar
u aou. therefore Henry A. Wise, Governor OF the
f. ,,rei and directed pursuant to law TO require an
20 be acid At the several places OF voting In said
~, on the twelfth day OF Novnmber, 1857. for mem
l. lie House Of Delegates for said county TO supply
: r:sncy aforesaid.
Of me Conmonw ealth, this 23rd day OF Septem.
ID: bsr lsSr. HENRY A. WISE.
/ =. Governor GEORGE w. MuSFoRD, Secretary OF the
u -nn,raa.h Sent 25-ctde
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NFAOOW FARM FOR SALE.

OFFER at Private Sale my Farm lying 10 tue c9uh.y
Of Prince William adjoining the land Of Judge Tyler
and Immediately the Turnpike Road ieadins from ron
Alexandra Warrenton. and TWO and nan nes
Nv. miles distant from Alexandria which place can be
reached in two hours on the cars,
This E,ate contsins Nine Hundred and Fory'one ana
Half Acres-sbou. four hundred of which are in Wood
md T;mbsr The balance In cleared and divided into
nine Fields all of them we'll wstered by lasting SPRING.
Broad Rune large and never telling n borsepn,
On beautiful Me:dSw of one sa5 no.
,m,ble A. Meadow but highly useful for grazing pur
po.es Tho uplands rolling and susceptible OF any
fhe improvements are a large and commedious owen
Ing with spacious rooms four above ana tnreS
ing and aouang Orchard III d Of as, Appss
sp.. and many of them IN full bearing Country Store
are numerous and convenient. The netghborhoed Sn
urn.ssed by any the State for health and affords TN
best society. ....- -o;a.n.a
those wishing to purchase fne country residence
viI, do we'll 10 call and examine this estate
For further information, address Judge L. Collins Lee
oa''"no'e DE- JAS. w. P. MACRAE
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TIE LOSS OF LIFE BY THE CHICAGO
I'LL AOS FIRE

cu,c.co, Oct 2O.-Tns following bodies have
hesn fonnd among the ruins of the late disastrous
Srs : John A. Raymond. OF Worcester, Mas, D. C.
Fm.rson. of Lawrence, Mas, Mr.. Marsh, Mr.. Grant
Ino' Fsrr. A. Wolfe, fireman; B. Mussey, D. e.
White, B. r. Bradley, J. Jungsr and John High, Jr.
and Others are still missing.
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OFFICE VA. CENTRAL RAILROAD GO.

KIcHMoND, Oct. II, IooI:
Y1lHE Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders Of me VIZ
i gina Central Railroad Company, will be held in the
City of Richmond, on Thursday the Goth Of November
1857:
following Resoutions-the FIRST of which was adopted al
their annual meeting In November 1884 and the second
was adopted at their annual meeting in 1856
lst "Rosolved That proxy given more than twelve
months before any ensuing meeting Of the stockboder
shall be valid"
Cd Resolved, That person shal be competent to
act as proxy who Stockholder except proxies ap
pointed by tie State Of Virginia.
Oct 20-ct27Eov J. GARRETT Treasr.
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CULPEPER MILITARY INSTITUTE,

NEAR CULPEpER COURT HOUSE, VA.
VUNHE second session of this school will commence on
IL the hrst day of next September. The course Of in
sruetion will include the Latin, Greek, French and span
ish Languages, Mathematics Natural Philosophy Caem.
istry and lower English branches.
The teachers engaged TO conduct the school gadu'
stes OF the University of Virginia and Virginia Military
Institute who will adopt the modes Of instruction pur-
sued in those institutions.
TERMS:
Board, tuition washing, fuel and lights for months,
$780,
For circulars, containing full information, address
CHARLES E. LlGHTFOOT,
Culpeper Court House
REFEREN
We have the privilege of referring to the following
Faculty Institute, Lexington
Professors Maupin Harrison, Gildcrslecvo, Sches dc
We're, McGufey, University Of Virginia
Prof Lucen Minor. William and Mary College
Rev Joen Brosdus. Charlottesville
John Hart, AM
John Hunter, ESQ., Louisa county
Col John Voolfolk, Orange county
Rev VIM White, D D. Lexington
Rev VIM Pendlcton
Gen VIM Richardson Richmond city
Col WIN Tslaferro, Gloucester
James Barbour, Esq, Culpeper
w Wallach, Gen George M Cooke, A Bel, ESQ,
Washington citv
Maj Henry Hill, U 8 Army, New York
s Voss. Esq, Rappahannock county
Capt James Stark
The citizens of Culpeper. July 3l-ct
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CHRY ARR w

- for only one dollar we will send the the following
original and warranted Receipts to any person
nan! How 10 make superior Vinegar TOR five cents per
,Sh Camps Fish. Catching Secret. 3. How to cure
G e " Bolts, ia horses in 1--WE minutes, without medicine
ny s'nd How TO make superior Furniture or Leather
=. Ia Tor eish, cents per gallon s. The Game Charm
,sc'e'. How TO weld Cold Iron or Steel. firmly,
'eHaad sosp without labor for ten cents per barrel
a" good bank bills taken at par Address, plainly,
MARION G. BOND & co.
Oct .o-e4t. Columbus, Kentucky
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BEDFORD HOUSE,

LIBERTY, BEDFORD COUNTY, VIRGLNIA.
TIME undersigned has leased for term OF years, this
Il and elegantly arranged house: II occupie. the
site of the Hotel leng and farorably known
rys" The proprietor aaers himself that with this newly
erected building and spacious premises in the centre
an abundant county he entertain his guests in sty
which shall not la below the sumptuous epass which
he Is pleased to learn the vsiers Of Coyuer Spring for
several seasons past have denomnated his table. when
ment of his house receives his personal inspection and
attention and spared make those oourn
Ing here entirely comfortable Liberty beautiful aud
sonrishng village 25 miles West of Lynchburg, imme
d;.tely on the Virginia and Tennessee railroad Pine
schools elegant churches, aud an intelligent community
are Its attractions. 80.
lima can realize here much of the pleasure recreation
comforts of a mountain sojourn whilst they can delight
the eye and admire nature 10 the display o ne. grsat
sublime grandeur with the mountain scenery and Ore,
landscape of the Piedmont range -,
Sept 24-clm CdAS fhELfS, rIoPrletor.
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NRWsPAPER FOR SALE.

DEMOCRATIC NEWSPAPER FOR sALR.
11VHE nronr;ctor of DKMoczArIc PRESS, In the iute
ror of VIRGINIA offers his establishment for sale
The Paper located In Democratic community. ana "a,
within all the elements Of success. 1t has maintained
reasoabe degree of popular favor at all times and in
the hands of s active man or one or two practical print
of energy and enterprise cannot fail to ensure 'be
raj return for the labor bestowed upon it. sup
piled with all the necessary fixtures to conduct inc
ness properly.
1t will be sold liberal and accommodating terms En-
quire OF the Editors Of the Richmond Enquirer.
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THE MONEY MARKET AND THE BANKS.
This absorbing subject which now occupies the at.
tenton of the people, is too general in ts interest," too
varied in i,s associations too complicated in it's causes
and undetermined in its consequences to be capable
Of being duly discussed without the most elaborate
research and examination into details. as well as &C.
neralities and after the most mature and dispasson
ate deliberation. Money, II will be remembered Is
intrinsicay valueless. Its worth is altogether fac
tious being the result not OF its real but OF ts repre-
sentative character. Every circulating medium is
money; whether it symbolizes 80 much OF the neces'
,sres or luxures of life in paper or in metal in gold
or in silver n copper in platinum 10 rias or IN
rupees is relative value is the same, as long as 1t IL
recognized as the legitimate medium OF commerce
among men. And hence, after all, IN endeavoring
TO fathom the causes and consequences OF any oe'
rapgement in monetary affairs, an analysis OF other
things than the immediate demand and supply OF
specie and the deposits and disbursements OF the
Ranks. is essential to satisfactory solution OF the
! difficulty.
| Whether the gold and silver have been carried out
of the country too rapidly to whatever cause their
soarcity be owing, the suspension of the banks at
tests their inability to redeem their notes in hard mo-
nov And as the Banks are the repositories Of the
peope il is evident that there is not enough OF gold
and silver in the country to meet the demands OF
commerce. If the banks had hard money in aoun-
dance, they would not suspend; and if the people
had Il, there would be no demand upon the banks-
II It is neither on deposit in circulation where is
~ Ha, il been sent out of the countryl Or is the
insufciency attributable, not to dimnution OF the
Quantity of specie but to such an expansion OF trade
nnon a stupendous system Of credit as to place all
the commerce of the country beyond certain sub
s,,ntial limit, upon an artificial foundation There
lies no, the secret of the present pressure, for stoo
pauabs to escape the most careless observation; but
this inflated, speculative aud adventurous orertrs'
ding is one of the intermediate consequences OF our
nrsvous prosperity and has in itself become cause
of the dsordered financial condition of the country.
As gold and silver coin are only the representa-
s,o. in value of marketable commodities and az
hank notes are again the representatives Of gold and
;vsr II becomes interesting TO enquiries if the banks
hove mt exceeded in their isaues and loans, the pru'
a0r,, hounds prescribed for them, why s it that they
bsvs been obliged to suspend now more than at any
other tael In other words, why are gold and silver
a.nandsd for notes. which have heretofore answered
the same purpose7 The answer is partially furnish
ed in the fact that there is hssTdous inequality
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RuckIand. Pr. William co., Va, April l4-ct
ALBRMARLE LAND FOR SAIL

ALBRMARLE LAND FOR SALE.
-oR SALE. nv farm of three hundred and eleven
acres in Albemarle county. adjoining the lands s
]. O. Massey, sneed and othors, six miles from
cbaro,tcsyille two and hall from Shadwel Depot,
and two from the Rivanns Improvement One hundred
and twenty cleared well enclosed and 10 nSn
land dwelling and all necessary out buildings are on
the place and we'll of first water in the yard.
TERMS Hberak or, if desired an exchange tor hicn
| mond property will be made
Address me at Richmond, call at my Office, corner o
| Franklin and Governor streets. u.pr
| p.t l6-n,f 3. A. hhRl
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GEORGE 1. HERRING's.
COMMISSION AND GROCERY STORE,
FRCTT fRRES AND sHRUBBERY.
snI.TucpE Cp rENWOOD NURSERY.

SOUTHERN GREENWOOD, rUrsEhI:
HAVING IN hand choice variety OF FHUIr
II TlEEs of INV own raising. and grating
E<.sly large for ranspanting, respectfully
a.:e attention of the public to them
NSr-s-ry is located one.and a-haf miles kas'
as:he Old Market. where will take pleasure IN sno"
|A.-em
oriers addressed to- or left at my agents, Messrs
lew Taylor & Co., No. 49, Main street. ficnmono
\: y n,yssl;. will meet with prompt attention
os2,~Ssn 'O' A''N LEWIS TUDOR