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g TATE OF .CAROLINA..WAKE
~ Couny.-In Equity.-1n the matter Of VIM. P. Hays
and others.
Court OF Equity for the County of Wake in the above en-
titled cause the undersigned, Clerk and Master viii pro-
coed to SELL at the premises the st day OF June next
tract Of land situate lying and being in Wake County ad
oning the lands Of Mahala Hays and Others containing
154 acres being Of the estate of the late Virginia Hsys
TERMS OF SALE: credit Of six months will be given to
purchasers upon their entering into bond with approved
chase money to be paid in cash.
Given under my hand. at Office, this 9th April 1857
ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD, C. &ME.
May !, 1857. 46-wGswtd
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STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA.-..
- Couny-In Equity.-In the matter of Mary j. Rogers
and John D. Rogers infants
Pursuant to order made at Spring Term 1887 Of the
Clerk and Master will proceed to SELL at the Court House
door in the City of Raleigh the lands in the peadngs men
TONED and described the goth Of May next to wit
~ miles Southwest from the City Of Raleigh the Hay
wood road containing acres or less and bound
ed by the lands of Aey Han James W. Rogers Mary
Ann Rogers. Said land will probably be sold in two sep
arute tracts. 4
Terms SALE: credit of six months for one half and
twelve months for the resdne of the purchase money will
be to upon their entering into bonds with
ofIpurchase money to be paid in cash.
Given under my hand, ut Office, this 27th day of April
1857.
ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD, c. &M.'E
May l, 1857. 46-wGswtd.
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DISTRICT CoNvENTIoN.-The Democracy of the
First Congressional District of North Carolina will
assemble in Convention at Winton on Thursday, the
18th Of May next, for the purpose of nominating a
suitable person to represent that District in the thir
ty-fifth Congress of the United States.
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.W- We cheer:ulIy give place to the following
communication. We Zone of us) have used paper
made at the Buffalo mills, and found it to be good
paper.
The rag excitement is up. Who will give US some
more poetry, patriotism, &c?
BUFFALO PAPER MILLS, cleveland Co..
N. c., Apri! Oath, 1867.
EDITORS STANDARD: Permit me, through the col.
umns Of your paper, to make few more corrections
in that editorial of the Register, where the editor
undertakes to give full statistical account of the
Paper Mills in this State. He evidently was not
well posted up on the subject when he wrote the
article.
Besides the omissions G. W. B. complains of, he
has omitted very flourishng paper mill in Ceave-
land county, owned by the Messrs. D. Froneberger
d Co. This mill consumes 1900 pounds of stock
the finer qualities of paper al.
most exclusively. He says "there are two paper
mills at Lincolnton, owned by Messrs Hoke Mos.
teller" There is paper mill in Lincoln owned by
Mr. Geo. Mosteller. and been operated BY him, if /
mistake not, some Is years There is also another
mill there, owned by Messrs. Hoke & Williams,
which has been in operation or years
He says again, "there is paper mill in Ruther-
ford" Now every body from that county tells me
there is no paper mill there; and think he will
be safe to make correction to that effect when he
makes the others.
Respectfully yours, A. G. w.
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- TATE OF ELECTROMAGNETIC
- Conn Yin Equity-Wm. A. Coateey and wife, Sa-

q TATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA..-.
- Coun Yin Equity.-Wm. A. Coateley and wife, Sa-
rah B.. VS. Henderson L. Daniel and Others
Pursuant to order made at Spring Term 1857 Of the
Court of Equity for the County of Wake the above
titled the undersigned, Clerk and Master, will pro-
coed to SELL at the Court House door in the City of Raleigh
the lands in the peadngs mentioned and described the
goth day of May next to wit: trae Of land staae lying
and being in Wake county containing about 900 adj
Holloway and others; being of land belonging d.
ring his lifetime. to the late Zadock Daniel COMMONLY
known the home tract.
TERMS OF SALE credit of six months ms TO one half
and twelve months to the residue of the purchase money
will be given to purchasers upon their entering bonds
with approved sureties bearing interest the day Of
sale One hundred dollars of purchase money be paid
in cash.
Given under my hand, at office, this 9th day of April
1857.
Ed GRAHAM HAYWOOD, c. &ME.
May !, 1857. 46-w&swtd
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Insane Asylum of North arolipa.

A OBLIGATIONS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THIS
~ Institution, addressed to the undersigned until the
18th June next for the office of Maron Persons APPLYING
must present to the Board of Directors satisfactory ies
monias of character and capacity for the place and il
should also be made known to the Board whether the an
plicans married single and if encountered to what
extent W. w. HOLDEN -
ED. C!ANTWELL, Ex Com,
K. P. BATTLE,
Raleigh, April IA, 1857 40-svtd
"a The Register, the Ashevlle News the Wilmington
Journal and the Fayetteville Observer will please copS Til
18th of June, and send bills to the Committee.
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DESIRABLE TOWN LOTS FOR SALE.

~ THE 18TH DAY OF NAY NEXT, WILL OF.
Ter for sale lot containing about " of land;
OF the City will be divided half acre ots Plat
furnished on the day Of SALE The property lies on the
Smthhed road, and adjoining the lot owned BY Mr. a.
klTkham This property will be sold at public suction.
unless sold privately before Apply the undersigned for
further particulars Terms made known day Of sale
Raleigh, May l, 1857. 4s1srtd.
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INSANE AsYLUx-The time for the meeting of the
Board of Directors of the Insane Asylum, has been
postponed from the 9th of June, as heretofore pub
blished, to Friday the 18th of june The 9th is
during Commencement week at Chapel Hill, and the
time has been changed that account Papers
copying the advertisement will please notice this
alteration.
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OFEIcR WILMINGTON WELDON R. r, Co.,
Wilmington, N. c., April 9th, 1857. (

~ "a OFFICE WILMINGTON WELDON R. r. Co..
Wilmington, N. c. April 9Th, 1857. !
IVIDEND NO. 11...-THE BOARD OF DIREC-
- TORS Of the Wilmington & Weldon Rail Rood Con
nave declared semisnnual dividend Of three snd
na per cent ON the capital stock Of said Company pays
on and after the 18th Nay next =. = -
ine transfer book will be closed from list to 18th May.
- 7ssfee...E JAMES 8 GREEN, SecFstaIy.
46-svtibN.'
NEW PIANOS FOR OLD ONEs.-.THE UN
~ DERSIGNED will give full value for Oid Pianos in
exchange for New ones =,4 j e 1ssE4f.
No will offer greater Endorsements purchaser Of
Pianos than myself hare been engaged in the business
sold : bad one. $3.50: ,sssIa..;.ss xss:
E-r NASH
Book and Piano Seller,
Petersburg, ..
April 90, 1857. 4sw.
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The RAG PIcKERs OF New YoRK.-It is stated that
there are in New York city not less than one thou
sand professional rag-pickers The Erpress says
that some of them have, by picking rags, accumua-
ted fortunes, and live in splendid mansions, while
others reside in shanties located in the outer wards
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THOMAS F. JONES, Eso-We regret to learn the
death of this estimabe gentleman and able lawyer.
He died suddenly, at Hartford. Perquimans, on
his way to Chowan Court. Notwithstanding the loss
ofhis eyesight and general health several years ago.
he prosecuted his profession with signal ability and
success till nature worn out exhausted and broken
down, could sustain no more and he quietly passed
away on the 7th Of April He was native Of Per-
quimans county, N. C. 49,
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Tor The Stindard.

-gsas ...z. & s,7-f. = 94:,s For The HtdndaEu
~ Democrats Of the Fourth Congressional Dietffct,
again we hail the name. of the Hon. Z Oh Branch
as the standard. bearer Of the Democrats party in
the, coming scampaignl As such we have seen him
heretofore and nobly were his efforts seconded ~
his party; he il an accomplished orator, strong
debater and . sterling Democrat He will soon again
appear in your midst giving account Of his stew
artshp and debating the great questions Of the day.
When you remember how be nobly stood up in tho
midst Of that body the last Congress) composed OF
all the isms Of the age, battling strongly for The
rights of the South and his home, will not your
hearts gladden. to see that the trust You placed in
him was faithfully fulfilled?
Now again push him onwafd--commence your
preparations for the battle, and let us send MIN with
treble the majority We gave him lastI Many will
say it is no use battling, we can send MIN 70 Con-
gress without it. But this is not the true policy
We must show our brother Democrats throughout
the different Districts of the State that we work in
the cause of Democracy although certain OF success
We must set the example, all eyes are directed to
Nostrum est jortittr Pagnore-there is no dis
grace in it. Therefore, let embark in the enter.
prise with ZEAL energy and vigilance. 1t is indis-
pensaby necessary that should and If each DIS.
trict throughout the State will do likewise we will
undoubtedly increase our number of Democratic
Representatives in the next Congress. p.
Hon. L. OBJ. Branch has been renominated for
Congress in the 4th District, by Democratic Con-
vention which assembled in Franklinton on the Cad
inst Mr. Branch has been an able and efficient re-
preventative, and will doubt be returned to the
post he is so well qualified to fill.
Charlotte Democrat.
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EMIGRATION observation-disclosures OF GEO. PEA
BODY, TIE BANKER.-Mr. George Peabody, he emf
nent American banker whose visit to this country
has been the subject offrequent newspaper comment
both in consequence of the reception he has met
WITH and the generosity he has displayed in the en-
dowment of several admirable institutions in return
lis reported, since the completion of his tour in
the Southern and Western States. to have expressed
some opinions which. from such source, and relat
ing they do to subjects which he perfectly UNDER
stands, are entitled to considerable attention.
This gentleman finds the United States in a cond-
ton of general prosperity of which he had ade-
auate conception; but, as whole. he considers the
Southern States occupying the most solid and per-
mauent position Of them all. The great staple of
cotton makes the whole world forever tributary to
them. This is something which at present they alone
producen such quantities adequately to supply the
looms Of Europe and our own country, and without
which we may almost say the world would go naked.
Tn the Northern States the industrial pursuits Of men
are liable to great commercial changes The form
and the character of articles the
Of trade the demand for shipping, and the price of
dour, all matters of frequent and dangerous fuc
tutation but cotton under the impulse of increas
ing demand and the cheapness of machinery formed
novelties, is basis which its producers may
solidly and unfearingly repose.
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The DAY OF ELECTION IN VIRGIN1A.-We saw it
stated in some Of our exchanges that the elections in
Virginia would take place Thu rsday, the 26th of
May: Taking it for granted that it correct, we
repubsted it without examination. We find, how
ever, upon looking into the matter that the election
will be held on the fourth Thursday in May, pAich
soiH be on the 2sth day Of the month
Tn August next elections will be held in the fol-
lowing States: Alabama, Arkansas, Kentucky, Ten
nessee, North Carolina. Texas, and Missouri.
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THE PROSPECT IN PENNsYLvAN1A.-The Democra-
cy of Pennsylvania evince disposition to repose
on their goriousy-won laurels of last year. They
have entered upon the pending State campaign with
a zeal, confidence and enthusiasm which cannot
fail, think, Of being attended with the most
triumphant results The Lancaster Intelligencer
SAYS:
"We anticipate for General Packer. our noble
standard.be and triumphant victory
his competitor All the sophistry and special
pleading Of Wilmot. whether on or off the stump
will avail him but little when he comes to encounter
the giant blows Of his sturdvDemocratic antagonist
The doom of Black Repnblicanism is already sealed ;
the handwriting is on the wall and the second
Tuesday of October next will efectuay and forever
settle it's condemnation at the balot-box. Pennsy-
vania has been is and aoiW continue to BE- true to
the CONSTITUTION and the UNION"
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Raleigh May !, 1857. 46-swtd.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-07-22
Gas MeetinQ.

A meeting was held at Empire Hall, on Thurs
day evening last, to take into consideration the
policy of erecting Gas Works in this town, and
ascertain the sentiments of the citizens in regard
to the project. Mr.. GoldthOrpe, Superintendent
of the Gas Works at Allegheny City, Pa, was
present, and made a proposition to build Gas
Works here, for the sun of s27 900. He also
made a short address. giving Information res
pecting the probable !roft which would accrue
to the stockholders. dc. He said. rs every other
practical man, who has made himself aequaint-
cd with the wants of this plSce. and its facilities
for obtaining cheap coal and lime, is compact
ness, dc has said, that there was not a shadow
of doubt but that the stock of a Gas Companyin
this place, would pay large dividends, Mayor
McLain, chairman OF the Meeting.) also made
a short address, as did other gentlemen. A Com
mittee of three, LII. Iddings, b. B Perkins and
]. R. Woods, Esqs,, were appointed by the chair
to ascertain the amount Of stock which could be
obtained. We learn that they did not meet with
success, and the subject is dropped for the pre-
sent. Warren can rest in darkness awhile long
er, and take a quiet Rip Van Wrinkle sleep, I'M
disturbed.
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TIE THREE BIG DOORS!
NEY GOODS Low PRIcEsi
NOIDSTFIN'S CLOTHING HALL.

~ one door North u the Post Office, Warren. O.
Every day brings s1m--isin@ r-w, aud the question
daily arises. y h=r- SHALL I 70 to hoy Lae the best sG.t
% Ci,thFs for TIE least amount Of Money! The an
swsr TGuIJ he AT GOLDStElN'S Clothing nalt. whsre
you can ind the largest and uiost IA; iiouahla stock %
goods ever oEr-ei in this town, which Eiil be Eoat
CHE2FEa than ever before offered in this vicinity Ny
s:ask ro.sis.s parr!F Of
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Concert of Krs. Deming and ossian E.

concert OF hrS. D6Ml0g q USSlon 4
Dodge.
Mrs. L. L. MENING and OssIAS E. DODGE. gave
a Concert at the High School Hall. on Friday
evening. 1t is entirely unnecessary for US to say
anything respecting the singing of Mrs. Deming
She is so well known to the sie-loving public
of Warren. and We have expressed our opinion
SO often, that it would be only superogation.-
Suffice it to say, that she sang, as she Away:
has done, capitally. She is as popular here, a:
she well can be, not only on account of hel
charming singing. but her social qualities, and
her generosity last year, apprOpriating the wholC
proceeds of one of her Concerts for the benefit Of
the High School Building.
Mr.. DODGE appeared here for the first time,
and we sincerely hope it will not be the Inst
The Sword of Bunker Hill" WAS Admiralty
sung, and with great pathos. This was the on
ly piece by Mr.. Dodge, which WAS not comic
His "Unfortunate Man," I'm so Happy I've
Forgotten What I'm Singing, /" "Who'd o Tho't
O. Seeing You," were all loudly eneored. But
of all his songs-the last, and best, was "The
Thanksgiving Dinner" This fairly brought
down the house.
As q Comic singer, no man has ever sung in
this place, within our recollection, who equalled
Mr.. Dodge. His singing and acting were IRE
slstably comic, and that evening was terribly
destructive to buttons.
The Concert was g perfect SUCCESS.
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The Concert was q perfect success.
Wheat Midee.

Several of the farmers in this vicinity. inform
US that the nudge, Tor wcevil. as it is sometime;
called is doing great injury to many of the
wheat fields.
Tho Asltabula Sentinel says it is making
great ravages in that county. We think that
the damage is orer-estimated, as it usually is, in
such cases.
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The Weather.

Was excessively warm during last week; the
mercury standing at so to 81 deg. in the shade.
during the greater part Of each day. Heavy
rains fell in the vicinity, but nom here, until
Monday and Tuesday Of this week. when there
fight showas.
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1 VALUABLE FARM FOR. SALE


II The subscriber oEers for sale, his valuable f.rZ.
situated Two miles North East % Ike CeGter of Ecistl q,
TrUmHui Co, o., c1EtaIuiug tao hundred and ninety
six acres OF frat rate farming land. 1t Is one Uf tine
best grain aal grazing farms IA the COUNTY, With a
sandy soil, with creeks Of liyiD- water running t.ir0'
the fa.m. There are also three never falling springs,
ore OF sofi water, which Is said 30 be he best in tie
county, 4 good frame house on IN elevated pltce, sur
rouulei by ! beautiful sugar grove u three hundred
secuEd growth sugar trees. Also. Il yoEug orchard Of
ole haudre! and iOrty select fruit tfers. = first rate
sugar camp, good saT and rail timber, = saw mil
within tsrty rods Of the farm. = sr!st Eiiil one mile
from the premises. There Is ABOUT Ole hundred acres
under feHce. Two public 70 ais are on the fgrn lines,
and one runs directly thrOugh the hand, emil = schoo!
house is on the fa-m. The Ashtaiula and New Lisbon
Rail Road passes within forty rods, and tie American
Central r. L. crosses the former about a nile and a
half disti.r-
For Information, inquire or The subscriber. on TIE
premises. The fam will be ogereIa ~ private sale. IN
til the FIRST OF September. and If not sold then, viii De
oiered a. public sale ol that day 1t can &c bogsLt
noE at the low price Of thirty dollars per acre.
SAMUEL SLOWER.
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TO TILE PUGLIC.
..HOME AGAIN.

TO my old friends, young ones too,
i ami all others IN aulhoTi,y:'
have ltt the g!itteriug Sands Of California, with
-loE aUch have you made? , "casf' enough 10 buy
"A !artlersh-p xi.h the Renowned SaGdleIy and Car
riae= Trimming dealer. y II. PAM ! consider him
the Prince Of Huue-S, Saddle ari Trunk SianUftctur-
ers-and all the little "fNius" that follow in the train
OF Il prompt establishment Of that sort. ] would ike
to see the biggest portion Of Uncle Samuels failily. at
the GOOD old stand OF y. Il. r.. where he or l., o. both,
can always he seen. EMERSON OFDYCEE-
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WEST WARREN TEAM woOLEN FACTORY.
HAXING adIrl Sntam 10 nnr nsIah

IL Iisiuent, We wouii SAG to our Patrons, aad ali
prepared 10 do work with dispatch, AID in = hammer
that viii not fail to give satisfaction, we have also on
hand q large stock Of goods. which We will exchange
for Wool on favorable terms. Wool 10 work can be
left in Warren, in care Of Joseph NctterHeii. opposite
the Post Office, % with Henry Canheli, al Windham
St.tion, to whom i Wiil be returned wien done, ana
with whom settlement must lie msje at tie tame o. II
king the SAINT away. }. 3. l. V. WALKER
Nest Warren. ,Ju.e 3 l-J.-anu.
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To take effect on and after Aril sth, 1857.

GOING EAST.
a. yelsEi 90
NOaug tcEu
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CHERIFF'S SALE.
~ Ear Cf Arson Cos,

Aaron y. Carl & VIE. )
~ virtue OF an order Of sale, On the above entitled
eaIseJ issued out Of the Court OF uon.mUn Pleas Of
TruIsLuIi County, Ohio. by the Clerk thereof, to ne d.
Teetei and delivered, I have levied on and shall expose
to public sale. as nI-Ou execution o. hs. AZ the door ~
the Court ilouse ia warren in said euiIHty, on SAL
URDAY. he 25sh day ofJULY. A. b. lS5- .bttWeen the
hours u 10 o'clock a N AID : @ el0~k ? VI Of said day,
10 Wit; the following desCrirel tract Or let OF lana:-
Situate in Vernon ToE u~afr. NO. O., in the first rang@
Of ToFnships, in the Connecticut Western Reserve. In
the State Of Ohio, AMI whieh is also in the county u
Ttumlu ]. aad is known BY being Tart Of lot No six.
o. and IS 5Ouldsi IS follows; 3eg.sHihg It the noTth
west corner OF a lot Formerly owned by Eher B. Clark,
Eow ogEei IS -i.lsa Ci..k, AID IL the eeatre OF Pyms-
truiTg CreeE. hence u%orfherly along the middle OF sad
Cree. 10 lalis Of the heirs OF AndrcE B1ruS-Ce-
ceased. thsuce south u said Burns south line, thence
east Ii0ul sad BarLs s0utu hae to said Barns east
line, thence aorth to J.hu Longiey's south west cur
ner. thence east along said LoEgley'5 south line. aui
on % lamb Of Eber .. Clark. thence south along lands
sf RalSa Clark, to said Clarks north line, thence west
along lanl Of said Illlsl Clark, to the place Of begin
ming. % contain two huE!rel anl eight acres Of land,
2Jc) being the same lands decided to Aaron " Clark.
By said Ansoa CUe.Se Tie S .ne more Or less Aiprals-
ed al t~hirsy-Oue dollars per acre. GID
IL = HARMON. Sheriff.
SuERIFEs 0Fsrcr, Warren June. "a, 51-5w-4.G3.
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MAKING CONNECTIONS,
At Cleveland with Cleveland & Toledo, Cleveland. Co
lumbus & Cincinnati. Cleveland & Erie. and Cleye'
land & Pittsburgh Rail Roads.
At Solon, with Hacks 10 Chagrin Falls.
At Mantua. with Hacks to Ravenna.
" Bracevilie. with Hacks to Newton Fallf-
" Warren with Hacks to Sharon, Greeayille Mead
willie. Bloomfield, Garfield, sc
youngstown. with Stages to New Castle, Lowell,
Poland AMI Enon Valley, aud thence by ?. Z. W
q e. Raj, Road to PITTSBURGH.
n. B. Passengers learirg YJEagsiOoa af l2-@4 =
H., arrfre at T0iedo Ct lI:3U sazc HisAt, end ChieGge
az 1880 HeIt morning
April 10. lSj7. CuAS. l. RHODES SCpt-
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REMOVAL.
BOSTON CLOTHING HOUSE.
ME ProorirtnrS have taken The huill

4 ing formerly occupied for the Post Office. ony
door south Of Z. 4. Smith's Drug Store. wlere th-y
viii be pleased 10 see their former customers, and psi
sons Ia vaut Of clothing are respectfully invited to
call aaJ examine cur sock trt' re purchasing. We
/ h4v. received our sgr,us stacS Of ciotkiuE. selected
I villa care IN the eastern markets, and or sy ls AID
( quality not t. be exec!ied Lr any, and prices As IoV
as can lie found IN northern Ohio
We Eave received fresh stock Of pjece goods. con
/ sistmg Of Cloths, CaSsimeres, fesiinrs, &c-.Which We
! siI Eake up 10 6ri-r. In tbs best manner, AMI war
rlatel 10 please. Also, l,as. Caps and fDTnishing
I -n1.Is in ahuudancs EAEILETT = BROWN
4 N4r~ -