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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-04-04
Bg'ORT,gg EOOAAs1s .91.

MYTH a view to other pursuits, ard the settle
" ment OF my servants next Fail. N the south
| oIier at private sale, until the 29th DAY Of MAY
next, 'BEL-pRE." my present seat, containing
1000 Acres. also. my MILTON MILL FARM
containing about 226 ArREs, Mills, &c. pertaining
thereto. Together with several smaller places, all
which are in the Piedmont Valley Of Virginia and
immediate vicinity of Brandy Station. the Orange
and Alexandria Railroad passing through tle Farms
within three hundred yards Of the Dwelling, thu.
atfording partial view of the promises
"BEL-PRE'' is SO iayorably and generally
known in Eastern Virginia, that bat fer the salts
faction of Capitalists in the cities. and abroad thi,
notice might be sufficient, to such in Baltimore.
Washington, Alexandria, or elsewhere disposed to
combine profitable farming with the more active
pursuit of the city, and most desirable
aud accessible retreat in mid summer, | will
state that body Of $50 Acres Of splendid
Timber forms part of the Estate-250 acres are in
Wheat. upon which seeded last Fall - bushels
Clean Timothy seed and tins Spring 70 bushels 81
Clover Seed with Plaster The balance 10 acres.
being prepared for corn, is thoroughly set in limo
thy. Clover, Blue Grass. and Green. Sward, much
OF the sod being very old and stron.. The Mead
ows from which the farm takes its uane, have been
standing than one hundred years and still! pro-
duce pure Timothy.
No Farm for position Of capacity in thc State is
better suited for entire Hay OF Nairy Farm than
the former, 500 GOO lbs Of Has rlirht b. annually
secured and baied for elipment almost at the sta
ton Combining farming With grazing in its pre-
sent cond ton, it is equal 10 GOO barrels Of Corn
Five ct Six Thousand bushels Of " heat. iatteHiH4r
loo Head o Cattle besides rerc thaa loo Head o
Farm stock, and Work Teams. tull supply ct
Hay, Re.
Improvements :hongh not very elegant, are am
pie and ia good repair. Several Orchards compr-
sing 500 Trees very selcct Fruit, exten sive view Of
the mountains situation most beautiful snd within
few hours rde of either city, and neigbberhood
unsurpassed for all that Is 6eeilabie.
] invite correspondence aad inspection from any
interested. If not sold privately, further Notice
will be eiyenin time. WM b. ROSS.
~ Those interested in the Valley eau refer to
Dr.. {. Il. Harris, Culpepert or James o. Harris
Sheriff of CuPePer Couatv, Brandy station, iost
Office. " g. r.
Bei-Pre' April 4. ls5s.--tds.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-04-04
e 1lleFinE .Ftetat, ar geillEra

Enclose ti4s IHaeey to a1drass tar The fsseks
IL tfsf mail. Purchaser 5aH have sir..ass ending
N any number the9 iaay & si aats.
Filt h.st o. Drawn Numbers aaa Prizes WI b
selt 10 purehaszf INA saistdr al r tIe dsaeius.
Purchasers viii please Ugs4, jeii t..natpfos Ian
and giFe their Pos OiBce, County and Stat.
i.ateftl tltst eyer, prize Is drawn t3.3 pas IL
in fall W,toat deduction.
- ef.1es Of st.6te ar5 ru9ef, Psl0 lana ediat,}y
afjsg tn ..sas other prizes At he uauai ,ise4 al
thirtg DAYS.
An communications strictly confdential.
.e1s Tickets ta-htd orr5ntWed in ;Ael Tiekels
n cithst uiiue,
Orders for 9icsetsar Certificates can b. address.
ed 10 ,. ~ y CO.. .itt,t4ta. 81.
cb p ls5f.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-04-04

The Messrs. Ribble, of Roanoke county,
sold tract of land last Monday week, at
auction, for $50 per acre The tract con-
tanned 213 acres, and was purchased BY Mr..
Nathaniel Burwell, Of Roanoke.
Holding Bach.-The Hon. Judga Howe
of Wisconsin, is out in letter giving bis
reasons why he cannot accompany The Re-
publican party in its assaults upon the Con
stitution, --lowo Times.
Pantaloons costing $50 pair are among
the Spring fashions announced for gentle
men in New York
A quaker in business in Philadelphia
disliking the Esq to his name, advised a
Southern correspondent to direct his letter
TO him without any tail, and received re-
ply superscrihed Amos Smith. without any
tail. Philsdelphia
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-04-04

NOT1CE.--The Democratic Central
Committee are requested to meet at the
indicator Office, this evening, Saturday
at y o'clock.
ap4 By Order Of the Chairman.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-04-04

A P1tnter IN South Goroltna wyiles -
Since | have made free use of the Vegeta-
bic Pain Killer on my plantation, my med
icine and physician bills have been less than
one-third Of what they were in previous
years. April 4-2w
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-04-04
Large stack GG Groceries Al
j 4. j. MIflTE.S

IN BAGS Rio and Lagnira Coilees; bids. y,
~ O. and Porto Rico Sugars 70 bills Coffee
corado Molasses and Golden syrup; Eiee: Grain
and Giound Pepper; Imperial and Gun powder
Teas; best Faluw and Adamantne Candies; Bar
Lead Cold Bar soaps; Gorn, starch, Soda AL
spice, Cinnamon, alum, Nader best Indigo, Maee
Gloves. Salts, taststeel Soaps, sc, all on
the lnMesi terms. April L. 1877.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-04-04

There can be no question that the
Cherry Pectoral has by its thou-
sand on thousand cures Of Colds
Coughs, Asthma, Group, iuhu-
enza, Bronchitis, &c, very much
reduced the pr, portion at deaths
from eonsumptive diseases N this
country The Pills ase as goud
as the Peetoral and will cure
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-04-04
SPRING AND SIMMER GOODS.

WE would inform the public that We are now
w receiving the largest and most varied Stock
of GOODS that we have ever had, and, we are
determined to sell bargains, we would invite per-
sons TO give our stock an examination before pur-
chasing esee here. Be snre to call at the Store Of
April & lsis FfpER. u IUAkH0GS Err
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-04-04
ALL KINDS OF
10 b p r [ n T / n G.
DONE AT THE OFFICE
OF THE
"REPUBLICAN INDICATOR"
Stauntoii, Va.
RAGS Rags Rags.

Save the Rags-they are all wanted
and many dolarmay be made hy saving
them Bring them TO the Vindicator office
and we will pay the highest price in Cash
for them.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-04-04
APPROXIMATIONS PRIZES
3,299 Prizes amounting to s204 600
Whole Gioksts Plo--aaiyos s. Qua rs z. SO


FtAN OF SWAN & CO.'S LOTTERY.
The Numb y from ,a5p. oa1, corresponding with
those Aa b=rs on the Tickets printed on sep rate
slips 81 paper. ereirelcd with snail TN tubes lad
Plaes 4 in n Wheel.
The iius rs Prizes. similarly printed ard enoit-
clcd, are placed in another wheel.
The VIII. els are then reYolYed, aud nunhee is
drawn rom the wheel oi Numbers at the ZANE tn..
Prize i drawn trpa lie athar .sheel. Tho Nun
Ter and Frs drawn out lpsRrd aad exhibited
to the audience, aud registered by the Commission
ers the Prizes being placed against the Nusnber
drawn. his operation Is repeated uItil al the pri-
2ss are draWa nut.
Anaros mat.on Prizes. Tie two preceding
and Inc Two succeeding Numbers to those drawing
the ttGst Is Prizes via b. entitled To - Aparexina-
.ian PFiz s. aceaf9ing 10 the schaInp.
Thc3.u00 pri1isof S20 vii b. determined h ths last
fguss ni the Nu"het that draws the s5a Qo0 Prize.
FOR example i the &UHbar draining IN SO Coo
frRe nds with MOL. then all thc Tickets whore
the number ends in viii be entitled 70 so. / tie
Surb,r cnds Wit Ma. .. theH al The Tickets where
tie Number ends N Nil be entitled to 52n, aaa 81
on o.
esrtiicIt.s o. Packages eil BE sold at the follow
in@ rates which is the risb:
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-04-04

" LAWTON, manufacturer and dealer in Roots
Il. and Shoes, at Gusning's Old stand, Main ST.
stanton, Va lie has in his employ Mr.. WflLtNN
MATHEW, "a finished aud experienced workman who
will give his attention t. the business.
narel. y ls5s
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-04-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.
sYistar,s Balsam OF Wild chcr,,

Tbe Editor 81 the iatcraoaoaal Jol5lias save -
'sef al thu .p-cifc, oe8red ;oa The cure Of ling
complaints. We have the rceatas 1t faith In Wis
TAH'S HALSAM Of WILD CHERRY. Free
from hosr narcotic ingredients which enter so large
" iutn tn cafppesitjop ~ some other patent nnd-
cints. il acts eiihori injury 10 the neryous s4steu
We sosak II This valuable madeleine from psrsonal
beotslef7e Of lie effects. Scarcely two years have
elapsed siuoe member ef eur family was raised
f-ala the eerv brink OF the grave through its use
ard IN several subsequent cases whrre it has been
administered in our household it has never once
fail, ~ The sired etfeet We eheerfullv com
mend Il 10 our friends in the British Provinces and
amoae The rest of mankind. "a a cert ain remedy
for incipieEi diseases of the lungs"
Name genuine unless signed l. BUTTS on the
wrnpper
SETH " FowLE 4 co. las Washington
strcet, Boston, PROJECTORS. sold by their agents
everrwhcre. April 4-lw
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-04-04
II Spring lliH. Aueu IA e6uniy, Va.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

- II , AAA1xisN QAn.Get 4 NIG (.
s(AlL0k BAYLOR, AttasreY- At Law oiGee
- optgs1e C'n't! Cletk 5 on
ID i. POINTS, Dealer in Stoves, Tin and Cep-
"a FER are, one aoof aooAe NMon lteH.
4 "ooi) mahntaetnter aud dealer III Car
y. liagg and hoggy tarnes. shop On the corner
,,,,"t ~ 80 -, -
r. -, ~, =, Ao1ee'e iaer' opposite o!a
~ YzAlRrKrseV ttt.,'.sr -, :, - g..a "
t.. tary Pnbiie. " afpesl'or-,s5 - Ia" 1'''' ="
- r. GIrcK. saddle porne.s and tn, ,a..
II. ker, Yndrr yindrata, or. "'e "''' MA
vrryRy urGurs ,n...,f.,.,..,. AID IT.. :.
Boot. 4 she's enc - =, S Wo, ~, 49, -
uARMAN & BrI.I. A.tsga1g ~. a. Ian, Office ON.
II posi1e tb, Conft fIaasa >'''''N -
~ BrfT Yo.,,, p,,l;,o,,d ,,,,,.,,-.;,....
TO ssft. Aeeennfs oa,,os,te ConIt Es.e
0prAR. uerehan. Tsilr. gn}nr ,be v;nd;-
81 -sta. Oaiee.
! 3. EVANS. Dealer in Tobacco and sgqars.
- Main St, stanton. Vi.
I b. ANTONf, dealer il Confectionery { Fruits,
u Main st, Stauntoa. Va
GCTFEQFp Cnpfi,o{faoar {stoo.-
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-04-04
NEW EHaS gs.

THE undersigned takes this medium to shank the
L old friends and customers of the late concern
of White & Patton, for their constant and unwa-
vering support, and to ask its continuance pedg
ing himself to give SATISFACTION TO ALL who may
csll at his establishment.
The old stock being greatly reduced, he will pre-.
sent in a few days almost an EN- TIRE NEW STOCK
(recently purchased in Northern cties.} and a.
the lowest market prices for CAsH or to punctnal
customers. JNO. L. j. WHITE,
April d. 1857
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-04-04
Davis Pain Killer Gives Universal Sat.
iSflction

Draw Su In netice to this valuable medicine,
must say at | have never sold an article which
gives such universal satisfaction to all who have
used il. have never had medicnc which has
met with ANYTHING ike such rapid sale as vnur
Pain hiiler aad its virtues are the topic Of CONVEX
sation in m, my places in this vicinity. have re-
commended if for the cure Of fever and ague, and
warranted IT, apa it has cured cases in twenty four
hours. In conclusion, let say, that wherever It
has been iutro9 uced into fanv it is regarded as
indispensable medicine and is kent constantly on
baud. ". W. ROBERTS, La Po1t, InG
! his certifes that was afflicted with ague and
chill fever for several wears. was persuaded to
try Perry Davis Vegetable Pain Killei-l took Part
Of boitla, AMI was perfectly cared; have not had
a chill since beginning with This lredicine My SIS
ter baiag afflicted applied the same remedy, and
found almost imm date relief, and has ies none Of
the aqua vmn5oi8s since.
JESSE WILLIAM, Perrysburgh, Ohio.
SntA by LAIRD i LINK, Stanton, and Drug
eists everywhere. fApril 4--2w
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-04-04

SPRING TRADE, 1851.
I1i the Ships. "lIenry Buck and ''Heltn Z,
B Cooper from Liverpool to this port, and by
various arrivals via New York we are reoifiag our
5pring Importation BRTTf9H. FRESCH IND
GERMAN GOODS, purchased on the best terms
for cash, and comprisga great variety of rich and
handsome Goads.
We are also receiving large assortment Of pc.
MESIlC GOODS, o' tho best atlfrs, which in 4 few
days will be very lull aud conn lott.
We are also prepared with a splendid stock Of
HEAD EN1DE Ck0EYiNG, manufactured in
RiohIuand. in The n5st manner, o. good material,
aud in the latest and must approved ssyles.
We take eceasiau 10 ittarn oGF thanks 10 our
friends and customers WIN have gwen their prefer
enees to soatlsfa market, and to assure thea
that We shall u.s. al efforts 10 insure eonsinance
Of tlloir patronage, by getting az stock Of goods
which III variety anG extent. amt IN style, quality
and price. cannot Dc surpassed ia this country.
We yl sch 1p'F - cash or prompt si1 months
buyers, and to this class OF customers we arr deter
mined to offer such inducements as will make il 10
their interest 10 purchase in this market.
No. ORDERS stall at all tlmcs be promptly aud
faithfully attended 10. KENT, PAINE & co.
Richmond, March IS57.-ft
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-04-04
Hg.aS'E's.S yalAg1aNGs

MRS. SARAH G.. D1 Err
VNf0RAS the ladies of Stanton and vicinity that
A. She has procured competent assistance & is now
prepared to execute work in the most Fashionable
Sttc, promptly aud on the most reasonable terms
Rooms Main Street. above the National Hotel,
formerly occupied by Mr.. j. Mccoy.
Aprll4, lS5f.--3ts
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-04-04
GOOD MEpTCINFS.

It's estimated that AYERS CHERRY PECT0-
& II. and CATHARTtC PILLS, have done more to
promote tile public health, than any other cause.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-04-04
s0sg0a Warns, SC.

oU n @ sea S9Sa Eats Ss e5"tc
T@ine; bales fandlewiek and bale Black Wad-
ding also loo lbs Carpet Chain, wlite and assort-
ed colors, Just received at j, I. j. WHITES.
April A 1857.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-04-04
n OF &c E7

T FORWARN all persons from trading or bur-
4 ing two Notes me, executed to John Is. Ran
kin; one was executed February. ISL for Seven
Uulars aud some Gents, and one in March, 1857, for
Fifty six Dollars ard some Cents. am determined
net to pay SAID Notes unless compelled by law, as |
ha offsets against said Notes.
April I, lsa1. SAMUEL cox.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-04-04
BUSINESS STAND pcn SArE

BUSINESS STAND Fer SALE.
N LII be offered al public sale. on SArrxpAY,
w THE dra nay or AgRlL, the property formerly
occupied a. the Printing Office Of the Spectator.
There are two Brick foaemellts oA the let Terms,
one third the purchase money On the lst of Janua-
ry poNt, and the bsa' in two equal annual pay
mepts, with interest from date of possession.
kENf0N HARPER,
March IA, ls57--spce copy ids,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-04-04
'ErUsa s;ase OF Valuable Real
estate fn Ensg..saHa, s'annsv,

10y WRIT Z Of Decd 81 Tfist executed to M
I'D b. joins Sn1t1g-oN. bea5iag date o. the
2st day Of December 1850 aad daly recorded in
the Clerks Office OF Highland County Court, "
se1l, without reserve to te Ltalai bidder fr raa-
dY mnney, on SATURDAY, TIE 5ah DAY or
NAY NE%r, on TIN pfeinisss. Ira"t af Lad
il he county a Ii liand cnn'airile Three Hun
dred and sixty Acres hcine the same upeu which
Andrew X. Sitljng'4n now RESIDES, flis Pre-, eftv
is ,ne n the n.nst vaI9able and Desirable tiaes- II
llud Tor gra1i0g purposes, Hrt OIL! Ia II. ouanig nj
Highland, bur in Western isainia. 1t Is mostly
cleared aud In high state ut Improvement ami
viii Craze from loo 10 2t0 head Of cattle every Year
Water Is abundant. the Sunlt hfnnel 81 the ifutn.
mac fuuaug through, and takin. is rise. ia part.
upon the tract. Churches, Schools, Mills, and
Stores are conFenisnt--thete beins nae mill. The
finest in the country, near the land and store but
Few hundred yards from it, and tlte churches aad
a saal sehoo, within mile. Altogether. Il Is tie
most desirable property in the county.
March 2s--tds 4. STEPHENSON. Trustee.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-04-04
wv EsST'Eg.g

FE'AkEN up By the subscriber. on his premisrs on
L the 10th Of November last, RED MrLEA
COW, appraised at Sls which the owner Is request
cd To come forward, PROVE property. paf charges,
and taxa away. VI e. HARMtN
Maralt l.S
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-04-04
MEDICAL, HOUSE.

No, Ii s, Frederick ST, Baltimore, MD.
E4oJished i" order 30 e6ord tic afflicted .ouad end
Sciatife me1ica! aid and for tie sugpresssoa
g4Qckc,g.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-04-04

N. B.--Persons calling Tor letters in the above
list will please say fhey advertised, otherwise
they may not receive them. a.
April i, 1857 l.. L. STEVENSON, Pm.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-04-04

II rs for mary years devoted his wloIe sften'ine
/ to the treatment Of Private complaints, in ~
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-04-04
!. g eE1SE@:es 9 IS S sSsa.EA
Saturday. March 81. 1852.
Far RENE.

ls-,. he above sale Is postponed until Wedre,
day, The sih day OF April. March Il, 1885,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-04-04
LIST OF I,I.YTERS

y EMAINING in the Post Office at stanton, Va.
N March 81, lS57.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-04-04

4 j. to the treatment Of Private C.
their varied nd complicated forms.
His great success IN those long
standing and difficult caaes, such a:
were tortnorls considered incura-
de Is sufficient to commend him to
the public as worthy Of the extern
sige patron are which he has receiy-
ed. Within Inc last eight years Dr..
:. has treated more than 29,56G en-
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-04-04

.sos &ase on. EEsfe,

IT. persons indebted to the Subscriber NIL pease
~ cail and pay NJ Without delay. His books are
closed to the lst Of laEUary last and he is in great
need Of money. JAS, q. LAIRD.
March 81, le57-3ts.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-26

nAvs~pol1 RIAL BsfA11 AaxxcY.
WOOD, MlCmENER & CO..
.. ". Cssns IsaitA 81 0esk IsissA sts..
osss tAs fosloulag rare iaascsasss.
Fer Sase.
5es.-A nss Lea atssssd . 10 essses 81 Cad and
~ three ,ssssabts Aossss ere bel % sAe poem.
Isss. ssstas tss over etcse Psr saasa, vt - sold
as ssss.an.
lk7.-A Are bslsdtas slse ssuA.sA % Ne blaG.
oasA at 9sss Davenport. Los eostaAsioG tsa erfss
gsO0 sAls 0RosnA ycu havs anas vts1 81 ne Missile.
=. 81 !. sss !. ~,
Prise. Apply soon. fhls b sass sAases.
7eA.--A sssy desisahls arn, % ne nAnllson seoA,
- sssss i,ss Sss. ssa :. = s.1 -, Tsusssp Is
nan0s Aksse, ssas, eonisssaeas AEd sLisssiy -
dss.lias. essssi.ias q. s.as.. Il. p'see I. ell
Uteea ond esekeb ~ sescs b. usyAsse1 II d.
AIRED. IAls % o0r prizes ias Lslow ~ uss.l
valssaiss = property " ssss asasbesAesS.
ssl.-pars % seesioat sad 5. rossship -. 4 Z;
| ESD oasasa I'll esapssss. vesv sAssp.
Sas.--supcssos fssn l. scot eesasy; IN. &c 70
= y, = :s::' y ls: =. s :..: .s
And 1eV - eGss ~ ehespest Ia1A
ut1Aia sv,es sse dsssssss " ussssYssss W.:
ion -ro serss. 81 In crops. s1ssssg ussss, vell
s:, 81 e.. :' z: III ~ F.: :. =. Il :. =.
80 s:.ss e &. sss $780, -
AgsAsssoss - pal - y - pSeesy iii Ia :
sASN uae make Is Ne aess voss1ees lasa lsnd In
m-AseaAss-en1se tsse = -. Gee ", Z
- +, ~ ssess3 I0oeovs6S gesa $50 Avose.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-26
GREAT BARGAINS
spalns AID swans nny sosDs.

ME- w-eie 0oss ssspsesiatty asaoasee - 90
W ulsads - the ciLssas Q { oavoapees - n.
eealu, that - AVE see % hAn1ooA oeo oo0n1yvlnr
~ shor Intervals a1ditens - a1seuD -
saoek Of
All atsds 81 Dry 0soAs,
koksotderiea asA neelssy,
baacy 0oO1a,
ClosAiA1e 10 I'll ssyles,
osels easnasoas9 asiielss,
~ az uAlsA % VAN se1l g.
- aian1ng Lov Hsi1ooly.
We eAslt - al t0oo ~ haepy 70 eAou cur
eeeAs. ssd aesbs ses bus % AZ eaabsd 20 sui
he sssss - Ued - NJ = - insllhleas ksyer.
Cal, SO eoavtnee yeasself, = -
0rAOss = Oon1uD019BnnD,
Aoll0 neas Aoes ~ ~ poss C0ee
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Davenport
{ n lst Nl crSi0s COLLEGE.
Wits AGA it-sioa b. gres.rd IN gisc a. fail sai
u tasf~asa aSaars. eli s-ssastagn IA
Book Re. pias. wn;iag, g.,
60 p~rsans s ali ,Ers "A sexes 40 e4n bs scuulrrd
~ asb oiha 10 th- s-ss-
o.f ON ass AR fsa4I assfs-tsie. hsslag been
sss rasts ss.ert.iis D. Ia si.s ars ~
iuosa.a ~ Cali siI Gks si..e tsasalrx
-s-<issess OF s~nsasH 90 :.
WRITING DEPARTMENT.
ferseAs VI bsstis axes tsaxht .v.rs kiad 81 Ica.
snA.shaii ana t1~ehsss Prep fed Tor exceeding
asatil, ( tie same an ase!eHs4a- "a Asacr.
oss foo. a.ei es-asisei, isr iaai-s sad children.
y1if,E To BUSINESS MY.
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