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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-31
TH,RTY DOLLARs REWARD.

Dan Asay frou the subscriber, living IN CltNierheld
II county. Va October is;n. last my boy
4cd GEORGE. George |, light gingerbread color, sSna.
:.iI inches high stou; bu li:tle or 40 beard and
- " - years o. age. purchased him Of Ar. John Gam
7l Hampton. lie has n mother IN Southampton and
i.oher Ia Petersburg whe:. have doubt he rns be
sing about either place the other will give 'he
,,ve reward II taken or, Of this county and tea dollars
county and delivered 10 orCary stree, JAIL
in Richmond
Say l>-cl2ts JAMES A. FORE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-31
THE STATE nrnocRAr1c COMMITTEE.

We are assured, by Gen. W. b. Taliaterro,
as we'll as by other gentlemen present at the
time, that the resolution offered by Gen Talia
ferro, at the Petersburg Convention, proposing
to authorise the Chairman to appoint new
Central Committee, was voted down.
Thus the Committee appointed by n previous
Convention-Colone John Rutherford, Presi
dent. and Dr. las. Dove, Secretary-stil CON
tinucs to supervise the organization Of the De
mocratic party in Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-31
Consular and Diplomatic Appointing


The Senate recently confirmed the
regular appointments:
Theodore Frean Of New York, 70 Is
F. Mcguire Of Mass, toMclbournc; {.
of n.y., TO Havana; I. Badman of Oh
neritie; r. A. Finlay OF y. T., to Sar
r. F. Schillon Of \. j., to Stettin; 5. :
Of Pa, to Trieste; 7. ". Young Q
Stuttgardt; C. Badman Of Ohio, Carl
". F. Giles, Jr. Of Nd, to Geneva
Glentworth of y. Y. to Rome; James ,
Of Mo-, to Constantinoplc; ID K d: !
| \. u, to Bathurst; John Merritt Of |
! to Tunis; Stephen MattOon o: y. l.,
| kok, Siam; V. Turner Of cal, to
Young of Aux-Cayes. to Au1'Caycs;
patrick Of Texas, 10 MaamoIas; +: T. =
Cal, to Nazatlan; Gillsrt PHI ot y. !
Bias; P. Rose Of Tcx.s, 70 duaya.na,
Allen Of Texas, to uinatitlan; 6. A. }
Of Ohio. to Chihu.hua; ii. McGrath c
to to 9aranh.ln, g.r m p: Upton Of y. Y, to
sario. c. G. Stafford of y. y. 70 Tuube
James B. Bo<lin Of Mo-, Commis'io!!
Samuel Ward of \. u, Secretary Of
70 paraguay; G. W. Ryhman Of Cal, 5
Of Legation to Chill; ]. Cotton Smitho
Minister TO Bolivia; and 3. {. Yancg
,Ninister to the Argentine Confederate
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-31
ARREST OF AN INDIANA WIFE po1soNER

named Owen was arrested Oh charge Of poi.
soning his wifcin Montgomery county, Indiana.
Owen had long been considered very exem'
plary member Of the Methodist church, and his
crime excited the wonder and surprise of the
community in which he resided IL is sad Ia
be his third attempt to kill his wife by poison.
After the preparation of his crime nc fled t.
the North, leaving orders with his son to sell
his farm, valued at $1,000, and forward him
the proceeds He was pursued and Al 80 A.
Windsor
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-31
MR.. GALrs STATUE OF JEFFERSON.

We are much gratiiled 10 learn that the clay
model Of the Statue Of Jefferson, ordered
for the University of Virginia, is how complete
II will be remembered that this order was given
to one Of our own Virginia artists. Mr.. Alex.
andcr Gait Most oi the citizens of Richmond
arc familiar with Mr.. t;altS successful artistic
career; and many OF us har. learned IL enter
tain an esteem for this enthusiastic and com
panionabc Young artist, apart from IN"
admiration Yi the exquisite bn>', whlch
have given such high promise "i more
ambitious attempts. The statue "f JEFF:
ferson is the first full length figure which Mr..
Gait has get attempted. Private advircs from
Florence represent ii us Il complete success
sanctioned not only by the appreciation Of ron-
noisseurs, but warmly applauded among the
dilcttanti. Indeed if the report which reaches
us is not altogether mistaken. or dclusivc. Mr..
Gait has established his reputation in a manner
sufficient To insure him. in future. that super
lative enjoyment Of the good things Of life,
which falls to the lot only Of successful artists.
NE aTtlSllC WoElu ESSdfu Hti- VIII =
success rs attributable to very extraordinary
achievement Very few. even among artists
who have won the highest places in the
worlds estimation, have made their earlier
efforts a, the complete human figure at all
worth preserving We remember convcrsa-
tion with the lamented Crawford. just after
Mr. Gait had proceeded to Florence. Craw-
ford in his big, manly fashion, was improris-
ing discourse on the little part which artistic
genius has to play in comparison with the re
suits Of study and practice Indeed, he even
sncered At genius" as mere ritiful preten-
der. We referred to Gait as All instance of a
young artist who had undertaken a great work.
mainly relying on partially cultivated genius.
Crawford replied that it was a very daring
venture, for man who bad never undertaken
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-31
posroyrrcr Affairs Is vlRcsrA.-Tbe post

PosroYrIcE AFFAIRS ~ NiRGish.-Tbe post
Office al Ncersve. Louiodn county. Virginia, is re-
established, and John 7. Po::cr appointed posi-
master The site and name .! the o!cs u, Ruckei's
ana William H. McCln,c appointed postmaster. vice
William j. llci..cr II" icani name o. Anthony
Creek, Grr.nlricr county Virginia. !, changed 10
Lowry's Mil, and Josiah Lowry appointed pos,
master. vice William Roger, deceased. The oicr.
~ Ea.clii:'- tavern New Kent county. Virginia md
Elk IiiIl. Amelia county, Virginia discontinued
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-31

The Hebrew ladies Of Cincinnati have set on
foot subscription in behalf Of the Mount YER
nou fund
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-31
TIE SENATOR ELECT FROM SOUTH CAROLINA

We learn from some Of our exchanges. that
the election Of the Hon. James Chestnut, Jr.,
by vote Of % against 81, to the position Of
United States Senator from South Carolina is
regarded as signal triumph of the eonscrva
tive Union Democracy Of the StAtA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-31

TINHE GENERAL Meeting OF the Stockholders Of the Bark
OF Virginia will be held their Banking House. In she
city Richmond Monday the 10Th OF January next.
The Law provides THAT Officer Director Of Bank
nall by proxy for S.ockhod.r IN election OF
Directors Officers OF a BANK shall any proxy Se
aid which shall have besu executed sixty days before the
me Of any election SAMUEL AAHN, Cashier.
be-. lu--1, hJaO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-31
SHOCKOE MILL.


fY'iiE subscriber has completed his NH for grinding
Plaster located the dock, AZ ee mouth Of Shoeto.
Geek with enlarged and complete machinery sufficient 10
.erpy any demand FOR the or that arise In
years come He Is prepared to supply orders FOR
PURE GROUND PLASTER. ,pulverired to degree that
cano: be surpassed from heavy stock Of superior Nova
Scotia Lump. procured with the greatest with the full
knowledge ha, great dea! OF Lump Plaster Is entirely
<or,hlc,s far-r and aaers himself that his long
experience Ia this business, wita the close attention and
s;ry given Il; will enable him supply ;h~ demand from
ti, and States with s valuable fertilizer Ia 10
lures; and riches, state and at satisfactory prce-.
With full determination 10 sustain n. es,ablshed repa
:Aon 0: hi, house sSn EcHsHs. he respectfully
,s.ci:s orders. JOHN ii. CLAIBORNE,
.n--cti>.M. No IL Pearl strcet
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-31

Col. A. c. Finley, cashier Of the Exchange
Bank at Clarksville, Va, il dead
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Ashland, Hanover county, VIZ.

FOX RENTING once q. present oe-
noy aI. K b Heath. (who l. about removing 70
~ oeinf ifont room, second story OF building
sna litn streets. Possession can DO obtained
..oSs, sssIso- Fer tsrms, apply at once Of Neh-
'S"eoon- OF l6-du
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-31

The Board of VisterS o. the Virginia Military InstuIe
. the 2o:h day o January next for supplying the lns.
;,;c u:h from spring distant about 100 feet.
Proposals. will be received separately FOR furnishing ;he
re digging the DITCH and laying the pipes. or for al TO-
The pipe will be required 70 BE- o.;wo nch caubrs.
ba: proposals invited for pipe Of different weights and
thickness
Further information in regard 10 The character Of ihe
work will he furnished by Mai THOS II. WILLIAMSON.
Proposal, unit, the .h Of January should be addressed
- - unf,rgned at Lexington Aner tina: ;ms, 10 Gen.
". H. RICHARDSON. AZ Richmond
WILLIAM McLACGHLlSi c,,,,,,,..
JOHN ECHoLS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-31
Nll'TI('E

FINE Annual Meeting the Stockholders Of he FaTmsrs
Bank Of Virginia will be held q! ther Banking House.
the city OF Richmond Wednesday, the !2ih day Of
January. iSj2
Oihcer or pres,or a Bank shall hereafter vote
Iroxy Of StocLhoier In election OF Directors
uc.rs Of Bank shall any proxy he valid which shall
executed sixty days before the time Of election
Dec lS-3;awti2ttJdn j. A. SMITH, Cashier.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-31
GEORGE I. HERRING,
uMNI~SInE ANn f.pnltHRN E.EbV

No. So MAIN SrRKXr,
IA .Lts always on hand 4 full stock Of Groceries TO
-s re invites his customers and the public general
"o pay, ,.rlet attention 10 the sale Of country pro
ant !, now prepared to furnish grain hsSs 70 hhs
'"''' "a" sah 20 send their grain TO him TO sell
GEORGE ]. HERRING,
Aot "N Ne VI. MA,a h.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-31
InPRoyED cHEAP GOT, SSTTaSESs CaSIssI cow

MYTH Fitzgerald Improvements In constructing cheap
w buiing--a Sth t~o or four, more rooms
erected by - in three days and taken
apart x;hou; injury 10 the materials and be removed
easy bale OF goods These buildings win be always
proof AGAINST wind aud rain and be estate
Adi---,. Si;h postage stamp for anSSer.
H. FITZGERALD 4 co. SlS Broad1ay.
Nov i.-dSviI New York City.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-31
m COKE.-Tl

IL al further notice, will be 81 follows:
sou Lump Coke. - % per ioso.
So:i Hail Coke. ................. tS do
Hard Coke. both grades 80 do
A these prices Coke Is all things considered, the cheap
ri Fuel nov offered, likely 10 he offered in the market
Glr!as the coming season
rtkss-Ca-h Oh delivery. demand
20 Yards Uh and Isa.n, and corner byrd
S-r, i,o..u >''A'' JOHN J. wERrII. Agent
OfFICEOF THE CITY Saves BANK, !.
RICHMOSD. DgcExnsK 18th. lSS.
ameeins Of thu members Of the City Savines Ban.,
N held Friday. the sdns Mr.. H. Baldwin. In eon.:'
'e" OF Ill health and renoral from the city, esgned his
~ Cashier OF tho said institution and at subsequent
-r:ns held Wednesday the sth lust, Mr Ss.hi An.
~: va elected TO Gil the vacancy.
HoRAcE L krSr. President.
Aisx prv,t. Secretary.
he Once of,he City savings Bank. will he consued q.
-oote No li> Main street; three doors below the ~
;!,nce Bank y. AUGUST. Cashier.
iec?i-cr
SITUATION WANTED.
4 YOUNG GENTLEMAN, Ia native Of IhEinla,l wllh
"A experience in teaching desires situation a. Tu-
'f private family small school lie teaches She
Aicen' Languages, French. Mathematics; &C. Add,e-.
bec2-ca BOX l6i. Alexandria r. q.
SCHOOL WANTED.
YOUNG G.ntleman. who has attended the Lectures At
n The Cnivrry OF Sirgnis for sessions and IL
p, to teach EsGLrsu, LATIN FxrScu, MATHrs.rc. dc.
fr-. situation In private family ss teacher or as IL.
r'acpa Of Academy. Address Editors Of the Rich
uoad Enquirer or L r.. wsrren,on. Va Nov eesm
SITUATION WANTED.
~ ANlEp, py young Lady situation 10 teaeu fou"s
children, OF the age Of ten years the usual English
snehes also The rudimens OF Music salary no. so much
a. object Obtain comfortable and agreeable home
L-:e-s addressed to "OCTAvIA Of Editors Of The
Richmond Enquirer, win meet with prompt attention.
WANTED, "a situation a. Teacher Tutor hy u
w young gentleman. educated a the University OF Vrs'
H. sho has had several years experience For further In.
''as0a please address W. T., Surry Cour; House. yi.
saA Dee lo-cz.wln
WANTED.--A situation ~ Teacher by young n.
graduate Of the Virginia Military Institute Who has
rersl experience In teaching and who ran FUR.
@ 'a;s;acory testimonials TO moral character and mental
.o!a'. Addr-.. H. ~ TODD, JrHress' Store.
Dee 2-c,f Nottcway county, Virginia.
WANrED.-By Young Man. who has had many
" Years experience in the business, situatoi TO take
o Hotel 10 country town, either In virgins
- North Carolina Addrss. A. B.. C.,
Johnson SPRING. 7. o..
N-pt"-ci- Goochland Co.. Va.
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i)ROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY

WILL pay the highest cash prices for Dried Applr-.
raNs-sd WsN Wool ond Ginseng. free c!drayxce from
.,sln or d.po:s. q. Y. PEAkk.
D.-f6
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-31

Our foreign files to the 9th inst. by the Pa.
rific. have come TO hand. and we gather from
them tl,.. fyIlow;n. additional news:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-31

|, is reported that the Regent intends to
propose the abolition Of the cdicts Of Gustavus
EaSa against converts TO the Roman Catholic
faith. in consequence of the harsh manner in
which these laws have lately been admins.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-26
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish o. West Baton Rouge,
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.

SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.
IN matter Of the succession Of I4oyinski FULLER, decd
No. 57s.
ID Virtue hf 3 commission to me directed in the
above entitled succession from the Sixth District
Court in aud for said parish and State. of date the 18th
day of May, 4. Il. lSas, will be offered for sale
at public auction, TO the last and highest bidder, on
the premises in this parish, on ~ 4
Saturday, June 26th, 1853,
IL Il O'Clock i. H., ali the hereinafter described prop
erty belonging To said succession. ~to-wit: ~
4 certain tract Of land situated In this parish.
measuring til rce-u quarters. Of an arpent front 10 the
river Mississippi. more Or lees, with the depth Il ere
10 belonging. between parable! lines, bounded above
:bElanas q Villeneuve Guitlry, and below by those o.
H:laire Frion, t~ogether with the Improvements there
on. One roar: mare and colt, oae black horse, one
black colt. one bay horse, two COWS and calves, one
neiIer; cfe ball, one pair scales, and lot of snudries.
HasTEaHs or SALE ~aa
The nnoysable effects to be sold payable on the: Isl
day of March next, 1850. purchasers to furnish thei1
notes endorsed to the satisfaction Of the. administers
tor and bearing eight per cent, interest after data
till paid. T. @
The land TO be sold payable IN three equal install
ments on the list day Of Marcfs Of each of the years
1859, 1860 and Is6l--tEe purchasers to furnish the!s
natessenGorsed TO the satisfaction of the adnllnistra
tor. all Of which notes must be made payable attne
office of the Recorder ofthis parish, bearing eight pei
cent. interest after date till paid, and mortgage re
tanned on the land until the full and t;nai payment.
West Baton Rouge, May 18th 1858.
" YIN. White, Sheriff
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF WEST BATON ROUGE.
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT

SIXTH DiSTRICT COURT
Isaac Hobbs 1 Co ct ais. Interenerss rs: Gabriel
Inn1nere. ct: ais. No. 1878
ry VIRTUE Of a writ of f. ia. ta me directed in
I the abore entitled snit ct date the 2Gfh day Of
February, =. y. 1858, from the 9th District Cont, in
and for said parish and State, will BE- offered fer saln
at% nuhtic auction to the las. aud highest bidder on
tie premises at BrnlT Iandirs IN this parish.
Saturday, Sd day Of July,1s5s,
1T IL o'clock AM, alltFe right, title and interest o5
the defendan ts, Gabriel Loubisre ct. ais, in and 70 the
following described property, to Wit
A certain lot Of grouna situated in this parish, AZ
ErulY Landing, containing oae-lIalf an Arpent, less
three feet front, more or less. by two hundred and
fifty feet ID depth, bounded above BY lands Of Jaan
C1Sps, and those belonging to The Succession OF Joseph
AiIlet. III the rear by Mrs. Henry Heck. wife, of Fran
co.'s Gascon, below tv Rrafy road. and III irant sy
Bertrand Cazes, WIEN ali the buildings and mproveas
nents thereon. One old Peddler's Cart. onef Cooking
#Sioye, antaII the apparatus, ten Chairs one Dining
tn BILE. one small Table. one pair Andlrnns ami iougs.
one Wash Stand, Bowl and Pitcher, one Safe, enc iot
.csockery Ware. one Water Jar. one large Pct and two
spitting-boxes. To pay and satisiy said write exc
cusion. @s%~ -
Ks- Terms of sala-0n a credit OF twslrs months,
the purchaser furnishing his bond with good and aol'
vent security, bearing interest from date at the rata
Of 5 per cent per annufn till paid
VIM. WHITE, sieri
West Baton Rouge, May 5th, 1s5s.Es T.
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
PareEsse slsouest BATON Rouge

CORR NJ ssx1ENE ~naaTEIcgss
lsaae HebbsN= Gig. ct ais. interreneara, va- 6Gbris
Ieuasere. ct ais. No. l473.
EtN EERTU dun or,lra de Il. ia. a MOI addrezse dams
IL ~i'aiTairre ei-dessas, ell date du 26Iae :ferrier.
1865. par Ia Cour du 6nP District Jucieia!re. dams st
pourl la ditto paroisse ct Etat, II sera#uffers ea vents
pah}ique ao plus otfrant dernler encs1errissear ssr les
lieux p 6ruly Landing en- eette pareisse.
Samedi, 3me jour de Juliet, 1885,
d Ii he,,res \. NJ, tous les dsoiss. tttres ct interets On
tsetendeur.. Gabriel Iouticre, ct ais, la ~propEigte CT
apres eeerites- %s ~
Sayoir TN certaio moroccan de terre foa terraiaJ
slime en- cette para!sss. canteuant un demi arpent,
pIua Gu mons, Rur deuy cent cinG.antc pietis de pro
%sonaeuI, borne en- haut par terre Dr. Jean FazoF, at
ce1Ee appartenant d Ia succession ID joseph Al!ies.
en- arrierre, par aiIne Henry Heck, spouse de FRANCOIS
#1taston. en- la. par ia5chan7in De Erusy, ct e1 ssanb'
jar Bertrand Gazss.&sSEue yieisie ch~arEette; an stosa
lie cnfsine; dig Ehatses;~une table d manager: uc,
petit table; IN. paire. cl1enek ct pinee; nm laTabsau
an pct ct Ia bole: III garne manager; ~ur.fotde fateuce
me ,jarrr; ufsa grande chapdiere; aeux cEachosrs
phuv payer ct ~sat;sfaire ic dix ordre d7sxecuticn.
No" Conditions de ia Eente-A IN credit de dcnzs
lnsis. l'acquerenr fonruira son ben. ayec honne ct
Fa;ab.e securite. portant iutsret de date a raison du
huit pour cent par an ~iusqu'aa paimeat final.
= WILLIAM WHITE, Sheriff
Quest Baton Rouge, Les Mai, 1858.
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA,
$+ u = =. -aEarH-ZS So - -
PAR0IssE D'OUEsT BATON ROUGE

CoUR DU sIxIEME DISTRICT. g.
Dams l'affaire de Ia succession de Lorinski TulIer decd
No. $40.
TIN VERTU dune commission d moi a5aresse dams
Il iaffaire CT siessua, en- date an 4 Mai 1858. par Ia
Cour dn Sixienls District pour Ia dite paroisse IL sera
offert en- yente pnbligua AN plus ofraat ct derniar
encherrisseur, sur les sienx =
samedi, le 26me jourd de JUN, 1858
. IL henres A. NJ, les preprietes ~suivante apparrenant
a Ia dite succession, savoir
Tn certain moroccan de terre situe ea cette paroisse
eGl4tenant troig quart d'arpent dt fee au neuve Mas-
sissipei, plus gu ;noils avee Ia rrofondeur y.appar-
tenent entire iignes p~arallals, borne en- haut par tefre
de Villensve Guidgy, ct en- bas par eells de Hiiaire
frien. ensemble ayee les a;neIiogatians lui sy trau
| vent, Une iulnani ct sou poulin, un cheyal, un pouiin,
uu cheuai bay. isux vaches ct lerrs. heaux, uae GEMS
Sc, ct IN taureau, un lot de divers,
- 80 CONDITIONS De Ii VESTE 81
Les slIects maobilieE sercnt vendue payable ie Ter
jour de Mars proclaim 1850 ct Nv ter1e parable EN-
ireis ser1nes sgeaux Is Ter jour de Mars aes annaes
| I 80, 1850 et 1861. Les aegueraurs iournisont taars
| biilets enaossss s. la satisfaction de 1adIninSssrntsa
pavabYe au bureau au Recorder de cstte5parntsssat
nortart anteTets :. <aisea De haiti pour cent paral
| apres eeteance ~jusan,au pa'ment plein ct mail e
| f~tVpotneq ueK 1a5eEue Sur in terra ~jusla'aa painasnt
wi. WHITE,
Quest Baton Rouge, Mai %, 1875. Sheria.
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MT a

rs,rsaas evening. 18th inst afShe .ss'4 ! =
IN p~;sa,a rasti,ef, by 1taEt,Es Efoass1hst2 :, ~
q the 1 % TN t. Mas MARY ANN an u
this parish. Is af =seaas, we at.
49, HI brilliant naptiaiz oercrneaE,@ e. s0ses
'sAs. .oune,s ~ to say, IT YVES one-ot the 'n0s'
'as'' ,.z,.er Witnessed ii our parish s''eF sis 'o''
'''.l sssa pronounced, the gay COMPANY l rs"ssssSs ss 70
hha room where 9 table richly aeepFas va gnu
,n'.s' .ronn;uE beneath 3 proiosiot' OF ~ ~ a'N
'"''' - nc season, aas presented ID '1'~s aa0 We
eae''s .,ss5 fraza personal knowledge a'as = Snpi7
arc a'. --,s done to tbs good things spf'ad before
49, c.o,,sr over, she tuning 7' n's'S'h 'N''' u
them, anaancsat the approach of the giddg dance
mems - - retired atm early hour, JOY and p sas-
ah' WI va 4 have taken possession Of eFeF* one:
" ~, sreree How mi II esisclTe ss " II = asatts ~
anu ~ 1s..ouclaszen. we Wish friend AyEF and MS fs'f
VIZ .,er alllhe joys and happiness OF 'hls a'u'aAHS
49,. al, INA. Their lives nay bt -
1''s''' ..r,,o soais viii 1tat 3 single ti'eas''s' -
-, hearts thai entazzone."
" u LIZ