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miscellaneous.
SHERIEF,S SALE


pY virtue Of a yenhitioni exlonas 10 me directed
~ and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
OF Davidson county, Tennessee, It's Aug term 1855
Will expose 10 public sale the highest bidder for
cash, at the Court house yard gate, IN the City OF
Nashville, on SATURDAY, The 2OrH DAY OF NO
VENEER, 1855, al the right title, claim interest and
estate which the Charlotte Turnpike Company then
had, or may have since acquired IN the follow
ing described tract OF land lying IN Davidson county
state OF Tennessee bounded follows; beginning al
an Elm stump on McNary s line, running south eley.
en- and half with the line Of Mai john BoydS
heirs, hye poles TO the middle of the Turn
pike road, thence with said road south 6S deg
west II poles through "a small spring. north Is deg
west 40 poles 70 rock thence u poles IA the
beginning, containing, by estimation, 90 poles more
or less, being the same veyed by JOS I Ellistnn
To the President, Directors and Company the Nash
vile and Charlotte Turnpike Company there Is a
comfortable brick dwelling and out houses on said
ot-by deed registered IN the Davidson county Reg
stets ohce, Book No. 2 page 1853 being levied on as
the property OF said Charlotte Turnpike Company 10
satisfy judgment rendered in favor OF the State of
Tennessee.
JAMES NJ, HINTON, Sheriff OF Davidson co.
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To Nervous Sunerer..

Aretired Gentleman having been restored to health
n few days, after many years OF nervous suffering
wlsend ree) to assist others copy of the presep-
ton and supply of the remedy, on receiving a
stamped envelope bearing the applicants address. hi
rect the Rev. JOIN NJ. DAGNALL. ls6 Fulton street,
Brooklyn NY aprl3-tri-w-s
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Reported for Tie ydshriIle Patriot
Memphis Races. Memphis Course
Second Day.

MEMPHIS, Oct. 20. 1853.
"A rain having fallen. the night previous suf-
icient to lay the dust, the course was much
improved The day was clear. cool and beau
tiful. The attendance was good-the ladies
were again present in great numbers. Per-
feet order was maintained throughout the day;
and all present seemed to be highly pleased
with the sport. t.H E.#
There were two races. The first was for
the Club Purse of $500; mile heats; three best
in FIVE. The second, sweepstake for year
olds, mile out.
In the first race there were four entries
Mamie Clark Kate Hays, Merriwetber's Gray
and Rose Fowler. As on the previous day,
the contest seemed to be for the mastery of the
Clark was supposed to be one of Kentucky IS
best, and with her it was hoped TO regain the
laurels that had been 80 CALAMITY gathered by
Socks on the previous day. Mamie is a fine
looking specimen, too. Of the race horse; yet
the friends of Kate Hays, Tennessee's reli-
ance, did not seem to be great deal alarmed
at her splendid appearance. The only fears
manifested were in regard to Hates order
1t was known that she had not been doing well
for several weeks. / should say, too, in JUS
ticc to Mamie Clark that it was feared that
she had not been doing well since she left
Lexington.
| have said that the Tcnnesseans relied prin-
cipally upon Kate Hays, yet the performance
of Merriwethrr's Grey, at Nashville, gave him
a very favorable position 10 the estimation of
many of them. In fact, in pools" he gencr-
ally reached a higher figure than she did
The most OF the betting was Mamie Clark
against the ficld--the rate of the betting
about one hundred to eighty on Mamie. The
betting was spirited, yet there was not so much
money staked as on the previous day.
At he usual hour the horses were brought to
| the stand, each looking eager for the strife
! All things being ready the presiding officer
gave the signal to go. As no incident occur
ed in the running worthy of note, | will state
the simple fact that Kate Hays won the race
with great ease in three straight heats. In
the two first heats the running was between
Mamie Clark and Kate in the third the Grey
made gallant effort, forcing the winner to
the post in two and half seconds less time
than either of the previous heats. Rose Fow-
Ter was withdrawn after the first heat.
SUMMARY.
Memphis Course-Club Purse S3O0-Mile
hcats-th three best in five.
William Rouudtree names b. NJ, Kate
Hays, by Imported Albion, dam
EudOra, by Priam, II |
C. Merriwether names g. h., bv Imp.
Ambassador. dam Flaxivella, 10y
Imp. Autocrat, z
J. l.. Bradley names h. f. Mamie Clark.
by Imp. Glencoe, dam Mary Hunt,
10y Bertram. 2 2 3
y. p. Boylin names b. f. Rosa Fowler.
by Pettgrew's Priam, Daughcrty's
Pacific, DIR.
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The SElixir.s,

Prepared by Or JAS WILLIAMS, Tor the cure of DYS
PEPSY and nothing but DYSrEPSY, (as advertised in
another column has, by ITS own merits obtained for
itself so high reputation Philadelphia that Physi-
cans acquainted with its properties, using
selves aud prescribing 1t to their patients, convinced
by observation, of its great efficacy IN restoring the
disordered digestive organs 20 healthy function NJ
merous cases Of Dyspepsy, OF the most aggravated
character, which were abandoned incurabe by
some Of the Medical Faculty, haye by the of tbs
Elixir been restored TO perfect health aitested
/ hcates testify ..-- RprlS-ly
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THE Trustee u STEWART
Il OWEN - under tlae ReeSsslty u -
selling cut the entire sfuck by De- @W<<X
censtsr next. naar- IN need q
RANBES sIOVEss q al ssrss and -H
SKA shATks. ScAIES, AASrE1ls. 80
KEgfIks, scJTTiLs, TN WARE, HOLLOW WARE.
SD FANS HONS, R0w laso-s thelr neaeF u
great asfrznszse. aoss -ta.aebtsa = a q
ulnl<s thak la1cps ct.sspeF 70 settle wltA The
Trrssee than astfa a. ofssr sad rsspscafaly re
qassted - can ~ ssesxrt = 0eea cd stand. No "a
larket street ocfl-dasH
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On Tuesday, the 26fh October next,
ON the prem .s-s, 4lll oeiock, a. N Tor and on
" account u IoaS 4. GtKAVEr. Clerk aud Master e
the Cnancery Court Nashville, By aift0e 81 de-
cfee ID rhe eAse q fiens1sw Eiwaras 90. ais va
Wla- IL N s4tEy q ala .l ~ ssll n suhl sale the
following lots u NfEs Sashvilr, viz. Nee eel, go,
25s -. IT, >t2, .cc ne rs iSs e4i 9is, al, 81
sSs %, IA, s. III, - and is7.
.AEaaais sAsA,aare asEr,ca~r dsscriptsnn of me
Sais Wiii be ISSUED IN drc tine
TEKNs---A ereaH Of ere, tao ana three years for
notes satisfactorily sscared 6eAring Intcresx ana
lea retained, a. v. :. LiNtcIkl,
sept-t-td - College street
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EiCtyr Acres.

about thirty Of which is cultivation and the balance
Seavly timbered with hickory, sugar-tree ash, &c.
The soil is OF the hnet quality, with two excellent
never failing Springs
Upon the tract is bewed log house, in good order.
There is also beautiful building site, and with the
proper kind OF Improvements could be made of
the Dost desirable places in the county. We Will give
"a bargain III this property am DESTROYS of selling
For terms of sale and particulars call on JAMES 5.
HILL, OIL the premises, or to
E. GLASCOCK,
Octl3-u Real Estate Agent.
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Stomach OF Liver.

Stomach Or-Liyer. asa
Such as Indigestion, Acdity Of the stomach Cholic
CostIvencss Blind and Bleeding Piles. In all Ner
vous Rheumatic, and Neuralgia Affections, it has, in
numerous Instances, proved highly beneficial, and
others eifeC ted decided cure.
This is purely vegetable compound, prepared on
strictly scientific principles, after the OF tho
celebrated Holland professor, Boerbave. Because Of
rs great success in most of the European States 10
introduction into the United States intended NOR
especially for those Of atherland scattered her
and there the face of this mighty country
Meeting with great success among them, now ofe
II 20 the American public, knowing that its truly
derful medicinal virtues must be acknowledged.
Ii is particularly recommended TO those person
whose constitutions may have been impaired by th
continuous Of ardent spirits other forms of DIS
siaton Generally instantaneous IN effect, II nds its
way dlrectk the seat of life, thrilling and quicken
ing every nerve, raising up the dropping spirit and
in fact nfusng new health and vigor in The system
NOT1CE-whoeyer expects to ind this bevera
will be disappointed; but TO the sick, the weak
low spirited il will prove grateful aromatic cordial
possessed of singular remedial properties.
rl TON.
The great popularity of this delightful Aroma hA
Induced many limitations, which the public Shout
guard against purchasing. BE not persuaded TO bu
land BtteTs fair trial. One bottle will convince 20
how infinitely superior il is ~ all these limitations.
THE SOLE PROPRIETOR.
BENJAMIN PAGE, Jr.. & co.,
Manufacturing Pharmacentists ana Chemists,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Sold by Druggists generally throughout the Uniteo
states and Canadas.
RS- Sold IN Nashville by
EwIN, PENDLEroN- Il CO., Wholesale Ag'
W. W. BERRY & DEMovI1LE,
Dr. A II. ROSCOE,
10. G. BROWN, . F
DEMOYIiIE 4 BELL,
G. ". HENDERsHoTT.
DR.. I. WELLS
WELLS, HOOPER x Co,
BEECH x HUNTER,
And by Druggists gcueruiiy throughout the State
apsszdSwly
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G. r A II E S -.

Fine Enameled with Circular Tenders and summer
Fronts;
Common Crates for Rooms, with and without sum
mer Fronts; .
Extra Tenders, circular and square, all sizes;
Marbezed Iron Mantles, with Crates complete.
Iron Crates tor Kitchens, best fire brick, always
hand. ...- -. -
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New ORLEANS, Oct. 23.-CottOn sales to-
day 5000 bales; market steady; prices sitter,
but quotations are unchanged.
of Sugar-Cuba I5-I6@6 1l-16; Havana
5s(G64- Molasses, Havana 81; Porto Rico
3O(G30a. Flour firm. Wheat steady, west
ern red l 0S. Corn, mixed 65C966. Mess
Pork Is 40C9I6 As. Lard quiet. Whisky
dull.
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Dp Gelegrapb.
Death. from yellow Fever.

New ORLEANS. Oct. 23.-Deaths from yell
low fever yesterday AZ.
The Howard Association regret to announce
that the epidemic continues 10 fatal prevail
ence, and caution the unacclimated to keep
away.
E. F. SCHMIDT, Pres.
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N4OtS in NxcGaNOck.

I HAVE fer sale privately, 20 lots in McGavock
l. situated on Jefferson Madison, Fillmore Avenue
Florence, Albert Avenue, Hendershott and James
stree :, which will sell at great bargsi =. These
Lots among some of the most beautiful that
clifton, and To Those of small means, wanting cheap
homes, now is their chance. For particulars call
+ GLASCUCK,
Oct1-u Agent
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Swan & Co.'s Lotteries.

DEltsoNs who desire ~ thsfr lnek m these ceI
l. ebratea L1tterles, wnIch draE eveCy saturday 10
she yer can have theif orders praaP5y attended 70
without The Fsk 81 senGDg bt mai, hy addressing
sfa-tf t'r@f. SAINT. SwAS 4 CO,
box No. a., a. u. Nashville
copy Of the Oncal ii = = is ali be sfut 10 s,sch
purchaser immediately alter TIE wing takrs place.
for prices sss adSeI tsscIlelrt sAetiier column
frsue - whole tickets Slo, halxss 50 saartsrs 81
so; e!ghths 81 IS. s.tlr 7
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Spiral notifes.
Rock City Mills.


/ f. BACMAS < Co, Manufacturers of ROCK CITY
81 FLOUR, Will pay the highest price at all times,
for Wheat and Corn their Mills, of Line and
Cherry streets, Nashville, Tenn.
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Time l:5l4, l:5lk. 1:49.
SECOND RACE-SAMEnAY

This was a two year old swecpstake-dash
of a mile. There were three entries-W.
Roundtree's Bal Alexander, w F. Harper's
Lexington colt and T. b. Pondexter's colt by
Yorkshire.
These were all remarkably fine looking
colts. and we heard no complaint made in re-
gard to their order save in respect to the
one last named. He however, was looking
as though he would be troublesome in the
race. From the great reputation of the sire
of the Lexington colt, much was expected OF
him, and particularly was it desired by his
friends that he should be successful on this
occasion; for 1.-TWO several times" had they
been defeated the present week. But hopes
and results often differ as widely as il is pos
sible for anything to be apart. And so it
turned out on this occasion. 1t is true the
Lexington colt ran well. doubtless will make
splendid race horse, yet Bill Alexander is
Hoa0 a race horse, and will doubtless hereafter
crown himself with the brightest lanrels that
are 10 lie gathered upon the turf.
The betting was spirited, Bill Alexander
against the field. As the race was "a single
dash, let it suffice that Bill Alexander took
the lead and kept it to the close of the race
The Lexington colt was well up on all parts
of the ground, particularly in the close of the
heat did he make himselrtroubesome at least
so we judged from the free use of the whip
down the entire home stretch. l think, how
ever, the rider of bill was worse scared than
hurt, for he cam' TO the stand at least two
lengths ahead. Poindexter's colt several
lengths in the rear.
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E. F. SCHMIDT, Pres.
prarkets nv Telegr.ph.

Sailed.
New YORK, Oct. 23-The steamer City of
Baltimore sailed, to-day with 1865 900.
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SUMMARY.

Memphis Course--Oct. 20, lS5S-Sweep-
stake tor two year olds-single dash OF a milo;
s2oOentrance' $50 forfeit-six nominations,
three only started.
W. Rounltree names ch. C. Bill Alexander,
by Epsilon, dam by Glencoe
W. F. Harper names CHI. C. by Lexington,
dam Mamie Mansfield, 2
Thomas b. PoindeAter name b. C. by Imp.
Yorkshire. dam Sally Morgan, by Imp.
Emancipation, 3
Time l:50s
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A S NJ A IL F A r M
FOR SALE PRIVATELY.

7 AN now Offering for sale privately, upon 49,
Il accommodating rms, the farm of JAMES <s5sfh
;. Hin, situated on the HsbOrO' Pike, 81 Sy2A
miles from this city, and adjoining the lands -
OF WiHoughby Williams. Jno Hiil Felix Compton and
John Williams. The tract contains
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Important Public Sale Of
R E A L E S T A T E .

VII
rINHE Columbus Life and General Insurance Com.
Il pany, of Columbus Miss, will offer for sale a
public cutlery, credit Of six, twelve and eighteen
months the highest bidder certain tract parcel
of land situated in the county Of Davidson state of
Tennessee, about mile west Of the city Of Nashville,
being that portion OF said tract Of land owned by said
company, on which II. =. BOstck, Esq, resides
more particularly described being situated south Of
the middle of Watkins Avenue, boundary line, begin
nlng at the middle point Of intersection OF Watkins
Avenue and BoslCks Avenue, a. laid down IN the
plan of Bosticks Addition To Nash Vile, - running
thence westward along the middle Of Watkins Ave
nue., To the dividing line between Jesse Thomas aud
said Hardin Z. Bostck, theDce along said line in a
southern direction, she middle of the Charlotte
Turnpike, in eastern direction "a point opposite
the middle of the Bostick Avenue thence along the
middle OF Bosuok avenue to the begInning, contain
ing Is acres Of ground or whereabouts.
Upon the above described premises situated the
very desirable dwelling house and other improve
ments known as the residence 0f. Maj Hardin 7. BIOS
tick full description of which cannot be gwen IN
this advertisement, bat u those acquainted with
the property IL but justice say that consider
ed second 90 none Of the many beautiful and
liable private residences in the environs Of Nash
vile.
The property will be sold as one tract OF be divided
into such lots as shall secure satisfaction u all
cerned. e-e a
No es with approved security win be required from
the purchaser purchasers, ayable at the Bank OF
Tennessee IN Nashville, and which notes be fur
ther secured by lien upou the property.
The title Is perfect but any Information respecting
tins may be obtained by reference 20 Coy: Nein :.
Brown.
Maj. b stick who is in possession Of the premises
viii Gkeerfully give any information that may need
ed as 20 their merits, &c.
The sale will take place the premises between
the hours OF IL and O'Clock.
- Oct e-td. -.- JAMES WHITFIELD,
DENT
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Friday, the 9th of November. 1855,
the highest bidder, the residence Of Daniel
Carmack, deceased, miles Sputh Of Nashville, near
smyrna Meeting House, the following described real
amt personal estate, io-wIt: The Tract OF Land on
which said deceased resided at the time of biz death
bouns ed by the lands Of Margaret hhlips, William
OEieyie, and the heirs Of John Watson, containing
about 40 acres. Said Tract Of Land Is hnely water
ed has comfortable IN provcments and would maks
capital stock FaTm- Aiso-three of cedar Land
on the waters OF stones river, believed be well
tinIbered. .-f
Atso-The following named Negro Slaves, to-wIi
Tempe, aged about % years very likely, and good
house giri; Henry years old, and Martha months
Old, children OF Tempe; Mary, about 20 years Old
very likely. and good house grl. Wright, IL months
old, child 81 Mary. Frank, - years odd very likely
ana excellent ~agOher; loft, - ears old very
likely and good whip sawyer. Al tie time
and place wall cell head Of Horses Mules 7 head
81 Cattle, s0'oT SO bead az Hogs Wagon Corn and
Fodder, Farming Utensils, Household and Kitchen
Furniture, and many other articles tedous TO
mention. #aI
TEKNs--Tke and viii be sold upon a credit Of one
and two years, the Slaves a credit OF II months
and the IerisiiAhe property credit Of II months
upon al sums i've dollars, ell sums Il IS and
der cash. Notes with t~o good securities will be
CURED ana lien retained upon the lana the
pay meat OF the purchase money. The t.Tms % the
sale ia every Instance - be complied with before the
property Is removed
THOMAS HOLT, Executor,
octlS-td OF DANIKL CARNAcK, decd.
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LIVERY STABLE.

Lkt GAt 81 "A BLE-
NY = WRIGHT co woala respect ~ ss /
w tuNt Inform the rittx-ns % Nashville tGTN
aud the psbisc generaliy, that they have ZSlA
Purchases Us sel iaoNp i-SeFy laAle ana lie slsJck
A1c aAiofes tofn eFty eseefsed b IA. >. FhFs -
Market STREET isst bs4o~ aise square I
Nc hsse arss-raSe lots Aaa esS-stallz u aceannas
dats dFoyaFs, GEa al fricads Ws naay t4v1rs "a
sllh tasesE f'akEafAse. e.
We siosige oiEsslges % give sssslArtan N All cases
Ne 1ase AArse naEniser "a Gas Saddle Eisrsss .aa
Buggirs "a hifS al all tasea.
The last 40 "a tairaa BEN srIAzssa hy any
Stable ssie eoataerE eossairs Cseae zlsss AMI -
8or yourselves
gebS-ly wM. r WRIGHT L Co
hATE sa@s reSslsed sae al the IA ga<s ssoeks Il
l. Gsasissgva's. las e1sas Sla~ls
ASb- II
6ss usp.sn's Iss4alng Eabes, ~
- 81 bros ~ "a tbs sity.
osui-f -. J u ,ArGII
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W " M PS.

Force and Lift Cistern Pumps;
Deep Well Pumps;
Force Pumps on Plank;
Garden Engines.
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.EdgeGeld and Kentucky Railroad
@ syssy9 - -

TINE TABLE NO. 2. -a.,,
ON an after MONDAY, October 18th, 1855, a train
~ will run follows:
-| 20 Going south. aal
Leave connei's at A. NJ. and IL NJ
"a Goadlettsvilie T.i0 - and l2.l0 r. ~
Junction 1880 "a and IL 80
Arriving at Edgeheld $40 a. and l-35 ("
Going North.
Leave Edgehed at 1900 A. NJ. and Pm
.a =. Junction l0:50 aud $50 g
Goodlettsvills lI.lO and $40 "
Arrive AT Councils at llI5 and 6:l5 "
A. ANDERSON,
ctls-dIw Chief Engineer.
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3. 90. uilson's Column.

>. 100. luilson's Column.
J j. 7: VIII 5
.sna ~ College Street. oErY
.se7rit ss7I-n.rf .oE
STOVES, TIN WARE,
AND
KITCHEN Goods
yTHLL. = -. oh II
z'ail f-t liH~ .as 7airFleI
Wrought Iron Cooking Stoves,
fHfsIsI II- i,rf- sar.--ars z' lsGf sflzl ? H.s5
uOME MANUFACTURED, and warranted good
Il Il and convenient for cooking any stove made in
the United States make four sizes suitable for
Families, Hotels and Plantations. fitted with hot
water attachments and all the vessels made in best
manner,
Cast Iron Cooking Stores,
great variety and OF best make
Cooking Ranges for Coal, three sizes;
Cooking Stoves for Coal;
Dining Room Stoves;
Open and Air Tight Franklin Stoves;
Dwarf Franklin Stoves for Dining and
Servants Rooms; .'...-
Cannon and Radiator Stoves for Coal;
Box Stoves for Halls, Churches, &c:
Seven and Ten Plate Stoves for Shops;
Ironing Stoves and Charcoal Furnaces;
Eureka Coal Stoves; 4 .5EEEEt.T
rhGniX Coal Stoves; ---r. -FrET
Fluted Box Stoves, &c., &c. @
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Hsollew-ware, all Kinds.

English Pots Sugar Kettles, Stew Kettles, Sklets,
Ovens, Tea Kett 3, And Irons Fire Dogs all sizes
Bark Mills and Cob Crushers.
Stove Hollow ware all sizes.
Porcelain Kettles d Sauce Pans.
Brass Kettles, all sizes.
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.oES fots S0yE N nEts - me IAaiss'
NJ 49, ~ Nove4nhes isss, bsssas.Iais, nlstsase.
Iesl fss'ts 81 and Tor sale ~ a
0cgiS--aIw, CHAs w s,fTg
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professional CARDS.
DIR. D. F. WRIGHT,
Late of Memphis,

LAYING removed % Nashville, offers his profes
Ii sinuai services To It's citizens Office and resi-
deuce ia shelby Medical College, corner OF Broad and
Vine streets. aug3-3m
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~ y THulesfOS VIII RESUME his les -
". SOFAS in NOcAiiz8tl.la Aad 90 the Plane -
f..ste "a Aoil.iay next, Set1 oth ryz5
orl-rs alay De tefa Al his room At the h. z<eS
Aa0~s tiotei seps.s'a