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.YAGNfFJCEw7' scHE.MEi
hrPRoSlM ALTON FRIES.
5se0 Prizes amounting 10
,WHoLE TICKETS si0; HALVES I
TIERS s2l
PloN of the L0ttegsy.


The Numbers from i.to 20 600 corre 81 niirg with
those Numbels on rlie Tickets printed on separaie
slips OF paper are eneire led with small In tubes aud
place d in one wheel.
The 6tst 462 Prizes, sirmlirly printed nd encir
c led place in anOt hcrpWhceI.
The wheels are then royolved. aud n number is
drawn from the wheel { Numbers and at the same
ime a Prize is drawn from the other wheel The
Nnmbet and Prize drawn Out are openet a nd exhibit
cd to the audience, aud registered by the Commis
sioners; the Prize bcirg placed against The Number
drawn. This operation is repeated until all the
approximation Prizes two preceding and the
two succeeding Numbers TO those drawing The INST
Prizes. For example: IL Ticket No. 1850 draws the
100000 Prize those Tickets numbered ii 9ie, u %1'
n, Ss WIN VIII each @ Ooc SG tea TO S lS.S
bered 54a 540, 55l 552 viii ench be entitled to $780,
end so on mac according to The above .ehe me.
cure OF The Number that draws the $4,000 Prize
For example, r the Number drawing The sG1 UoG
The M nbe rends in win be entitled 10 s2U Ifihe
Number ends with No Q then all the Tickets where
the Number ends in 2wirbe entitled TO $40 and so
Certificates of Package will be sold nj tAe follow
nS ass Tqs@ OF Pdetsss the k o whole Tickets
DO DO iSaaat!cr quar- % . g
do do 10 E,ghlh do 10
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERT TiChTEs,
Enclose the money to our address for the tickets
ordered, on receipt Of winch ihcy vii be forwarded
by first mail rrcia Sc re- can have tickets ending in
| any figure they.may designate.
1he last OF Drawn NUMBERS anuFriIeswlll ne sent
| 10 purchasers Immediately after the drawing
Purchnsers will pie write he SIGNATURES plafn
7 n nd rive their Post Office, County and State
Remember that every Prize is drawn aud payable in
| fu II without deduttion.
An Prizes of SlOUOa nd under p,id immediately aler
the drawingother Prizes at the usual time of thirty
days.
Al commun ications str ictly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates to
! g. SWAN & co .Hugustd Ga
Person ressdiy near Montgomery. Ala. or Atlanta
Ga can hrye their orders ,fleG rtsd save time ir
addres ing $. Swan Co. either of those cities.
10 A list OF the numbers that drawn from th'
wheel with the amount Of the prize that each is
entitled to will be publi shed after every drawing il
the following papers :-Ntp Orleans DtlG. Mobile Re
giser, Charleston STANDARD, Nashuuie Gd:.te, atidn
fnteIigeReer. .kep York Weekly Day Book. Sdudnndj
Morning NeDs Richmond Dispatch, Ntu York Dispdte
and Padding MSS Clarion.
| Oct 81, 1851
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IMPORTANT TO EVERYBODY.

IMPORTANT TO EVERYBODY.
EoR tho last three years have been engaged in q
l. business known oniy 10 my self and, comparative.
ly, few others, whom have instructed for the sum OF
5000 each, which has averaged the rate of 5000
to -23OO0 per hnnumi and having made arrangements
togo 10 Europe the Spring Of 1888 10 engage in the
same business, am willing to give iuIl instructions
in the hrt any serson inthe ln:nd States Cana
das, who will remit me the sum nj 81 | am induced.
from The success have been favored with, and the
many thankful acknow ledgmen' have ieceived from
those whom have instructed and who making
from s. to SIS per day it, to give any person an
opportunity 10 engage in tEisbsncss which is easy.
pleasant and very nitable u small cost. There
is positively No lluMBUG in the matter Reicrtn Of
the best class can be given regards its character,
aud can reier to persons whom have instructed.
mo VIII testify that ihoy making from s. to Sis
Ser day nj The same. is business in which either
iadies or genllomsn ensnge and with eriect
maS "a very hand some income. Several ladies in
rios parts in New York, Pennsylvania aud Mary land,
whom have instructed, are now king from 81 10
So per day al it. II is GESrEE BUSINESS, and but
few shilings is required start it. Upon receipt OF
81 will Immediately send 10 the applicant printed
circular containing full instructions the which
can be perfectly understood at once.
! All lot crs must be addressed (post paid) to
ALLEN T. PARSONS,
SIS Broadway, New York.
& lqs7-3m
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EySI,0UO REWARD WILL BE fAiD FOR ANY
Medicine that will excel PRATT & BUTCHERS MA
lC OIL for the fol low nI diseases Rheunaii SIN,
Neuralgia, Spinal Affections Contracte Joints Choic
Pains Pains in the side Back Headache, Tooth ache
Sprains Sore Throat, Cuts Bruises, Burns, aud all
diseases of The Skin Muscles and the Glands. None
genuine witho Ut The signature of Pratt & Butcher"
attached each label. Principal Office, 900 Washing
ton street, Brooklyn, New York Sold by e. NJ. tA-
GEEBUCH Druggist, Bloomsburg.
w Thisis 70 certify that have made but ono appli-
cation of'lhe Magic Oil my iug which have bee n
dawn from contraction Of The cords, brought on by
rheumatism. II Of seventeen months standing,
and am entirely cured II cheeriilly recommend
il TO all iflicied likewise.
~. NJ ,FfNBROOK,
~ LocuststreSt, Harri risburg.
August l., ls57
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Columbia Democrat.

ALDM u. TATE, LOCAL EDITOR.
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Bloomsbury, November z, 1857.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-01-27
REESTOE
MEDICAL JOURNAL l. REVIEW.

c. HAPPOLDT, NJ. D.. Editor * Publisher.
The Twelfth volume of this Journal commen-
ces with January, 1857. 1t WILL as heretofore.
he ndrpendent of every local interest and in
iuence, and will BE- devoted to the interests of its
Patrons, and to the advancement and diSstmina-
ton of sound views and correct observations
This Journal is issued on the first of every al
ternate month. Each number comprises one
hundred and forty-four octave pa:,,s and con-
tains Steel Engratea Portrait of
distins ;iisk bed Medical Man
The volume begins with the January, and
is completed with the November issue 1t will
thus contain six portraits and eight hundred and
sixty-four pages of reading matter
Terms, "a per annuni, III advance which en-
titles the subscriber 10 receive his number free of
postage. Subscription begins with the January
number
70 Persons wishing TO subscribe should ad-
dress us by letter, enclosing 81 which will be at
our risk if the letter is registered
c. HAPPOLDT, Md,
Ian. g. 2z-2t-pd Charleston, S. C..
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THE FAIR DREAMER.

Laughing, rosy, blooming Belle,
DimIld checks and snowy shoulders,
Dreaming dreams you dear not tell
Fascinating all bch"lderS-
Laughing, dancing. fairy elf!
Tell US where you hide yourself!
Seated by the garden wall,
Where the green leaves shade your bushes
Round yo II f e the rose leaves II.
BY your side the fountain gushes-
Shadows dancing round yoar face,
Dreaming in this lovely place.
Are the visions bright and fair,
That your passing moments BEES!
Won't you tell us what they are
Come, my beauty-now confess,
Sitting by the garden wall,
Where the fragrant rose-leaves Ga!!.
May the visions that arise
Visions which you foundry cherish
With his love you dearly prize,
Never fade away or perish,
Happy. joyous, BIO 'mimg Belle,
Dreaming dreams y'u Will not tel
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30 From my Railroad Shantees, in Liberty
Il County, Ga, about the first of August last.
Amy negro man Ephraim He is black
and OF medium size, % or 81 years old, was
to nae by w. P. b ynam of said county, last Feb
ruary. j think said boy is lying about Char
lotte, or w. P. Bynums in Lincoln county. or
Wm Ships, of CASTOR county, as he has rela-
fions at all those points. will pay Fifty Dollars
for his apprehension and delivery in Charlotte
Jail, so that can get him.
D. w. ORR.
Nov. o. 1885. SIA
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KISS OR FIGHT.

An exchange tells a story of 4 country
party thus:
A stall yart young rustic, who was known
as formidable operator in a free fight"
had just married a blooming and beautiful
country girl, only sixteen years of age,
aid the twain were at parry where num-
Der of young folks of both sexes were en-
joying themselves in the good old fashion,
cd pawn-paying style. Every girl in the
rom was called out and kissed except Mrs.
B., the heautiful young b,idc afor, sa d. and
although there was not i youngstcr present
who was not dying tn taste her lips, they
were re. aimed by the presence of her her
culean husband, who stood regarding the
rarty with a look of sul.el Giss lti. fac ian.
Tney mi took the cause of his anger. how
ever, for suddenly rolling up his sleeves,
he stcpI el into the midd of the room,
and in tone of voice tina. q: once secured
marked attention, said:
Gentlemen, have been noticing how
things have been working here for some
time, and amt half satisfied. don't want
f. raise fuss, but" Whats the matter
John ;" inquired half a dozen voices
WHAT Go you mean Have we done any,
thing to hurt your feelings - Yes you
have; all of you have hurt my feelings,
and / have just this to say about it /: Here's
every gal in the room been kissed mighty
nigh dozen tines piece, and there's my
wife who l consider as likely as any of 'em
has not had sin lie one to night; and
just tell you now, if she don't get as many
kisses the Ilance Of the time as any gal in
the room, the man that Sights her has got
me to fsht-that ALL" Now go ahead with
your plays! IF Mrs. B., was sighted dur
ing the balance of the evening, we did not
know it. AS for ourselves, we know that
John had no fault to find with us individu-
ally. for any neglect on our part.
NATI0SAI
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PoI-ECAI.
NY Heart is Sad and lone, Mary


DY FINLEY JOHNSON.
NV heart is sad and lone, Mary
And tears are falling fast;
AS backward to the scenes of yore
NV vision now is cast;
They come like vain and shadowy dreams
Within troubled sleep;
And as they pass before my view
/ turn aSide-to weep.
Sad memories now are thronging, Mary
Upon my breaking heart;
And causing bitter, burning tears
Unto my eyes TO start;
And painful are the thoughts that rise
Like pillows in my breast:
Whilst Oh my knees fervent pray
To be like thee-at rest.
My soul can ne'er forget, Mary
Our chiIdhood's happy hours;
When love lay sleeping in our hearts
Like dew in folded flowers,
When bliss divine was all our own
And hope was not dream;
When future jos were mirror'd on
LIES ever running stream.
But death grew jealous of our bliss,
And his grasp on thee laid;
And claimed thee as his own. to grace
IT, IL oc IL
We laid thee down in silence, Mary,
The cold earth for thy bed;
And placed with pure and holy hands
A marble ut thy head.
My heart in its despair, Mary,
As f. II the falling sod;
Gave way to words Of bitterness
And cursed aloud its God;
But better thoughts upon me rush'd
And as knclt in prayer.
Thy gentle spirit sofely came
To smooth my brow of care.
The Spring once more has given place
To sum ner's gentle showe.s;
And Winter with its chilling blasts
Has witherel up the flowers;
Yet seasons and their changing scenes
Have now no joys for me;
Since thou art dead-for ev'ry JOY
Was centcred, love, in thee.
But though my heart is sad, Mary,
And ev'ry JOY has fled;
Though all my hopes and dreams of bliss
Are buried with the dead;
Yet still unto my weary soul
This blessed hope is given;
That can come to thee, my love,
And live with thee in Heaven.
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STEEL CREEK ACADEMY.

The Patrons of this Institution being desirous
of giving their children good AcadenIical Edu-
cation, have obtained the services OF John w
Henderson, graduate Of the University OF
Mississippi. who has had some three years ez-
perience in teaching and is fully competent to
prepare students for any class ia our Colleges;
under good moral character, and also consls-
tent member of the Presbyterian church; raised
in this county, but resident OF the West tor the
last eight years.
Terms per SESSION of five months as follows:
photography. Reading, Writing and
Arithmetic, - w
The above with English Grammar, Geo
graphy, Philosophy, Chemistry and
Astronomy, 10 W
The above with Latin, Greek, French,
Spanish, and the higher branches
of Mathematics, 10 tO
The exercises to commence on Monday, 18th
OF January, 1857 The scholastic year will con-
sist of two sessions of five months each. Pupils
will be received at any time, and will be charged
from the time of enhance TO the end of the sts-
sion, Except in protracted sickness OF some
other agreement at the time OF entraEce.
Good boarding can be had i'll good families on
reasonable terms.
Jan. q, 1857. 27-3t-pd
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MCLEAN GOLD MIME.


UGGlNS Il HARTY, at their Store on
IL the corner of Main and Trade streets.
VIII BUY cotton Rags, and give the highest
market price. =.
Charlotte, March 4. 1856.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

q HAVE JUST RECEIVED and opened the
IL largest asrad sn">t varied stock OF
Drugs, Medicines, Chem ID
icals, Paints, Oils, VIM -
dow Glass, Putty, Dye ~
StuGs, Periumery, Toilet g
Articles, DC. &c. 5@EvER OFFER
ED IN THIS MARKET.
All of which will be sold at extremely short
profits, for CASH.
IdeCy coMrErrTIoN-and if you want articles
in my line, call. y"n shall be satisfied, both
with regard q price and quality.
Respectfully, &c.
II. VI. PRI rCHARD, NJ. d.
Wholesale s. Retail Druggist,
GRANITE Row, No 8.
Charlotte, May 6. 1856.-lf
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Cash Paid for EEisses.

'FIIE highest prices will be paid for Hides by
l. -. NJ. How ELL.
doors S.-ih OF the Mansion Hotel
Charlotte, Oct. 80, 1855
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Town Taxes.

EDERSONS indebted for Town Taxes, for
IL either or all of the years Is52-'3-4' and-'5'
are requested to make izsmedsQfe payment.
All who disregard this notice, by failing to pay.
will find their property advertised for sale, in ~
days from this date. Now, you have fair WARE
ing. Q. A. HARRIS,
April a. Isx6.-4 Enx Collector
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w. .. BINGHAM.

Assisted by his Son, proposes re-oprn!ng his
SELECT SCHOOL at O.,ks, Orange County,
n. e., on the ] It'll OF +, brII;ny, 1851.
A Gentleman suitable to board Schoolboys
can find good Situa ion herr.
Address w. j. BINGHAM,
Oaks, Orange Co, n. c..
Nov. 25. 2I-6.-pd
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Accounts Of the Democrat Office.

ALL accounts due for subscriptions TO the
"Western Democrat" aid for adv, Rising aid job
work, FROM the 26Ih of October, 1850 To the 10th
of S. ptember, le56-the period al which my con-
nrcIiom with the Office ccased-nrist be paid To
Mr. William J. Yates, The present proprietor Ut The
paper
&(rAlI accounts due for subscriptions since the
commencement OF the paper IN July, 1857, up TO
Agent who will IN shut time call upon sljb>c,i-
bers i1r their dues. Many OF those accounts are
of Two, tn ee, and Tuur yea $ standing; and
therefore 1t hopt those indebted will no longer
defer payment, either by cash or by note
JOHN J. PALMER.
Charlotte, Oct. ], 1856.
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FARMS FOR SALE.
TH7HE subscr Der off RS for sale two farms
H. lying on the w.ters OF Clear or elk. IN
NJ cklenburS county-the iist knnwn as
The Alexander tract, containing
500 Acres,
Well improved, with good and Qmn1
comnod ors dwelling house, and f r. gnnifszA
all the OF tn 'us necessary for zHsH.a
farm, IL good repa r. There is also -AEs=ss~
- good Store-House
THE PREMISES.
This property lies 10 miles from Charlotte,
al the Cross no DIS, on the main road to Con-
cord. The farn is all resp cts IN good con-
drtIon, and contains a quantity of fine bottom
land.
The other Tract,
Adjoins the above. and contains
geo ACEsEIS.
This is also we'll improved farm, with good
buildings, has ex, e.temt inIber ,t.%!-s>
il, good mead w, and frst-rate SssTy:sa
cott21 Gin. There Is also on this GagVESN
place 60
Gold and Copper Wine.
Both of the above farms are desirable estates.
and will be sold on r asonahle terms
Apply on the premises.
J. NJ. w. FLOW.
July %, 1e56-tf
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ENCOURAGE THIS KNGCKING.

FENHE undersigned begs leave "a
e. to return his thanks to those - ~
who favored him it'll a call dur * ~
ing the last year; and he would S&S-l M
Tsp .ctEully inform the public that If w. ~
he has removed to the Machine aaa9
Shop formerly occupied by Messrs George &
Whisnant, adjoining Mr.. j. Rudisil's Steam
Planning Mills, where he is prepared to execute
all woik in his line as cheap and as good as can
b. done in the State.
Turning, Cutting Screws, Repair
ing Boilers and Engines of all
descriptions, Making and Re-
pairing Mill Spindles, Wood
planners, Making Ploughs, Iron
ing WAGONS; and in Horse-Shoe-
ing, &C., we will yield to no one
for neatness, wear, and dispatch. Inter
fering Shors 81 25, common ditto 81, cast
steel toes, or steel plate, So.
have also erected an Air Furnace for mend
ing Brass, which answers finely. The public can
now get brass and composition castings by call
ing at the above establishment. and furnishing
patterns. Old Brass melted over at reduced price,
with neatness and despatch. Old Copper and
Brass wanted.
s. J. PERRY.
Charlotte, Jan. ], 1956.-tf
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CHARLOTTE
MARBLE xAr@

THNHE subscribers having formed tbemso,x..
IL into a company, respectfully fender ,ha;s
services to the people of Charlotte and the COM
try generally in their line of business Tb,v ar.
prepared to furnish Monuments Grayeston,S NJ" auo
tie Pieces, Furniture Marble, Table Slabs. ATmhI.
Steps, to any pattern cut from Marble, accordinr
to the most approved taste and styles, and upoS
the most accommodating terms ever offered in N.
Southern county. They will keen cons,., Az
ON hand the best description of Egyptian, Italian
and American Marble -'''i"A
All orders, for any article, addressed to the sub
scribers, will meet with prompt attention. and viii
be packed and forwarded with the utmost cara
and despatch. N'"'
Inc yard is situated on the northwest corner
of the Charlotte Depot Yard
Jan. g, Is56.-ly 'o4'''
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E0llaEflents, Grave Stones.

Mantcl Pieces, Furniture Marble.
Table Slabs, Marble Steps, DC.
10 any pattern, according to the most anprovol
styles, and upon tclns ss low as at any Mai
tablishnIent the South ' o.
All orders Tor Marble work. addressed 70 -.
subscriber, will meet with pron,pt attnn,o. ~ 'ns
will be pack' with and forwarded vii I ,'
patch The public's patronage is respcctfnIIr ua
melted. 7 n RT,cnmgySo-
Charlotte Feb. 10, 1s56.-Iy 00i'
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NATIONAL t,GRIcULrURAL SccIErY.-M.
p. Wilder has been elected President of
the United States Agricultural Society. The
The next exhibition will be he'd at Loui
vile. A resolution was adopted looking
to the purchase of Mount Vernon for a Ma
tional Agricultural Institution.
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& a I LIZ @ 4 % HOVEL y
CHESTER, S. e.
BY j. r. NICHOLSON.

- THE subscriber respe ctfully informs
lsssM his friends and the public generally,
'AAa-that his house, known the "Rall
Road Hotel" opposite the Chester Depot, is
s'in open tor the reception of regular and
transient boardcrs and the travelling public;
and that he is making every exertion to de-
serve and secure continuance of the kind
and liberal patronage which has hither,cfore
been cxtendt to him. lie flatters himself that
every needed arrangement has been made to
promote the comfort of all who stop with him:
his rooms airy and wcl-furnishcd. his
wants attentive and "bedicnt, and his tn bic
constantly supplied with the best OF the season,
so that his friends will not want any attention
necessary to make their s"jnurn pleasant and
agreeable. His Stables furnished with
good hoStlcrs and an abundance of provcndcr,
and he is prepared at moments notice to
supply his customers with private cunveyances
OF every sort, to any part of the surrounding
country.
He desires to return his acknowledgements
TO the public for past favors, and solicits for
the future an equally liberal share OF patron
ag-.
Oct 26, 1855. 5.tf
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Wrapping Paper.

THE Merchants Of Char otte and vic;,;..
L Gao be suppliedwith all kinds nd ouaI;
ties of vrnPpinG Paper, from ,be %
leigh Wrapping Paper Mills.
Z. w. BENEDICT.
Proprietor
@RAGS taken in exchange for Psp.r :.
the highes: price. e..
Raleigh. March 4, 1s56.-1y D.
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NEW MARBLE YAR.1
In Charlotte

n VIE subscriber have established N.,,,-
Il Yard, on the second square south Of .hs
Courthouse, aud respectfully offer their service.
to all who may desire any thing in their line -
business They will Ike, p on hand the hes, or u
handsollest kinds of Foreign and American M dnu
bic, and be prepared at all times to furnish
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CHARLES WHITNEY

RrSoId at ia Market street, ST.. Ions. Nilsson.
ri. 3I6 Broadway, New York, and by Scar a. Co..
Charlotte, N. G.. and by Druggists everywhere.-
All kinds OF family patent medicines for sale, on
lishmeni, u Market street. ST. Louis.
July g. 1856
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-20

DesM0ines River LanG for Sole
L>1TD DEPsAREME.NT
IAesMcsnes Riser GaSi0ation oad r. u. %
OfTuswA. Iowa, April II, 1889.
'V'Hk undersigned hereby gives ice, that this
L once u nc~ open Tor the sale Of these valuable
s' They vii! he sid on long credit, and IN lets 10
hth mans aud wishes Of purchas.rp
iyfnrther inl0rmafcN deslred in reastice a. thar
- silibe furnished Oh application At this once
/ nail or cthsrwisc (3KO n PRRIlNR
tr'syiShD Lana Commissioner.
LANpsDE Z ARmES.
DEs MONIES NAVIGATION Co.
nNtbe sixteenth day If June nsxt. tn. once bs
~ IN. -As ~ the isnds u this COMPANY viii Ior
y moved FROM this place 10 Fort iDes Moines.
the-. Lands vii b. slid long crefits and N
lots 20 suif the mssu- ard wishes Of purchasers,
6RO. h. PkRKlNS.
Land Commissions
NtmmVs Y va 81 AX:7 daYA