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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-12-21

AA- wv cured tho services of Mr.. H: I.
@VrfTrfySS BIRD, MS Teacher for the ensuing
49, year in the Literary Department, and
~ of Professor L. p. MOSES i'll the Mu-
steal, will open n School on the first Monday OF
January next.
Our purpose is to establish permanent School;
to give Young Ladies liberal education and pre-
pare Young Mon for College.
The Academy is one of comfort, convenience
and retirement; and moreover, possessing de-
lightful and healthy location.
Mr. BIRD is well known throughout large
portion of the District to be young man OF decl-
ded moral worth and of literary attainments.
Professor MOSES has spent the last four years
within the limits of this District, and during that
time he has clearly shown himself to be master
both of the science and art Of Music, an efficient
teacher, and bigh-toned gentleman. In the art
of Oil Painting, be can compete with any OF the
profession.
The Scholastic year will be divided into two
Sessions of twenty weeks each; the first to COM
mence on Monday the End of January, and close
on the last day of May. The second will COIN
menre on the first dny Of June and close on the
last day of November.
Rates Of Tuition per Session, payable
at the close of each Scholastic year.
Spelling Reading, Writing and Mental
Arithmetic slZ,oo
Arithmetic, Geography, Grammar Mod
ern HiStory..." l9,Vo
Higher Branches Of Mathematics, Roman
and Greek Literature, Ancient Geogra-
phy, Ancient History and Geology"..... 2O,0o
Mrsic ........ 1900
Use of Piano for Lessons and Practice..... 200
Parents and Guardians will be charged for tut
ton from the time of entrance TO the close OF the
Session.
No deduction will be made for the loss of week
or two either mt the commencement or during the
Session, unless in case of prntracted sickness.
The number of pupils will be limited, after
which no more will be admitted. 1t is therefore
earnestly hoped that all who intend to enter viii
do so Mt the opening of the School.
Board can be obtained with any of the Trustees,
at the rates of SIS per month.
MsG- For further Information, address any OF
the Trustees at Pleasant Lane, s. C.
L. G. HOLLOWAY,
ISAAC B0WLES, Tr,.,ooo
HIRAM ADAMS,
E. NJ. BIRD.
Nov 30 1859 If ~
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VOLUME XYIF.---No. so.

town. about twenty miles oiI,--iatttred and
town-ioot weary aud SORE, whose ruly en-
quiry was the brother Of the crazy man who
lived Up in the prairies, yct M one knew
ausht Of the said brother, or could tell of his
W Whereabouts. I he Col. asserts that lie made
horse by the crazy man coming there, as
the steed was never called for, and oVerseer,
probably hunted up another location.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-12-21

BoRx on TIE RoAn.--A lady passenger on
the S..u,h Carolina Railroad from point
about scveniy-tivc miles East Of Memphis,
Tenn, while at the White Pond station, in
Il is State gave birth 10 healthy female child.
The mother and child are both doing well,
and were transported to Blackville, thirteen
miles, where they We're provided for as their
condition demanded. In consideration Of the
circumstances attending the birth OF the lit
tie Miss, the name Of Carolina r. Rhode has
been proposed .or her christcning.-Charles-
ton Mercury.
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have Always covered Mother"

The following incident has heen made the thcm
of the hcautiful song which is suhjoned, from tn
nen of the poet Webh:--"A young la,y had tn
ken the sole care Of her mother during long ant
painful illness. After her mothers death she per
formed the last duties previous to interment will
mechanical precision, and without shedding o tear
Her first words were spoken ut the grave, when
the sexton had raised his spade to throw earth
upon the coffin "Nay," cried Katie, arrestine
his arm and showering lapful of flowers into the
grave, 81 always covered mother up, and she
used to aay did it so gently. There were few
on the ground but wrpt.
have always covered mnher
Since the pain came io Lrr hrow:
And she said did il gr,''I!.--
None else shall Il" it now.
! have always Smuolhctl her pillow.
And drawn the curtain t"ld:
An, I'll not forget thee now. E,"lhrr.
When Thy liml,. are all s'r"ld...
Meath the willows. deep aud nair"w,
They harr made thy bed, know,
But they 81 , not soil thy robes. III" r,
With the damp cnrth-moull iel"w
See, I've plucked some wild flowers, motLer,
And III strew ttcm on thy lreast;
But the buds shall fail 90 gently
That they may MT brcak.hy rest.
I'll have brought the brighter flowers, mother,
But The roses He'd with June,
And the dases nn'l ancn"nes
Went with the sweet May moon.
But the buds fell from The sum. mother,
To be caught 10y hands un high
Now they blossom in Gods ss r'icn;
Pale lilies Of the sky.
And It's thus with souls like thine, mother
For they pass from life To love;
And they oave this dark ealth-gar'len
For tho golden walks nhorc.
Oh, the sweet >tur.liics blossom
Where no hand may puck them down,
Or I'd weave, 10 grace thy brow, mother,
A purcr, fuirer crown.
But the angels wings are free, mother,
And you can wander there,
Where The flowers art blooming over,
With Il fragrance like to prayer.
Now the rouutcrpanc is spread, mother,
You'll wake to morning light
Gods hand has drawn the curtain,
g, mother sweet goodnight!
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Six of One and Half.a-Dozen of the
Other.D

"Now, dearest Fred" che softly snij,
"You must abandon smoking;
II srrils your l"oks-and lhrn your breath
Indeed its most provoking
Did tiod decree thnt nun should he
A chimney hue regarded?
Then, darling Fred, let it be said,
Tobacco you've discarded
CLAW, well, my DEAR raid Fred, "I foar
That will not be 50 easy;
But like man, I'll try plan.
And rin the beg; to please Je.
Dill God intend that n"nan's miEd
Such wond'rous things should brew, love,
A. Bus,lcs, Bloumcrs, Criuuiuc..
Or Hoops dc-doodcn. do, love:
But really if'--wl,ir, Whit, whit, Whit
"And mind you, I'm not Joking
II you'll abandon Crinoliuc,
BY Juve! I-lll give W snuhng."
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Aid rendered Virginia from the North.

hlu lenUcTcu i lTSlulu from tnt Noith'
The Schenectady (N. I.) News publishes
the following letter from Gov. Wise, in reply
to tender vi service from one Of the militia
rs companies OF Schenectady:
EXECUTIVE DEpARTMENT,
RICHMOND, VA, November %, 1852.
Nv Dear Sir: Your favor Of the I'D in.
stant, came duly 10 hand. In Leilalf Of the
great State of which am Chief, desire 10
return lu you my sincere thanks for your pa
lrulic and generous offer, rendering i'll behalf
OF your gallant company your services to the
Commonwealth, free vi charge, i'll this her
hour Of nec:, when she is endangered by
treasutablr invasion from without and Seryir
lllsurrer,ion within. Nothing is more CRATE
tul tc rie tuan To receive these assurances ol
sympathy and support from sister States, and
especially from the Empire State, i'll whose
gallant and patriotic military companies
have no doubt you bear an honorable rank.
Notwithstanding the fact that have the
utmost cuni lcnce that the sous of Eirgini;!
will be fully able to viniicute her exalted hon
or, still, in view OF the inceudiary and treas
enable cllurts OF misguided and ianatical abo.
lili,n>ls, deem it proper to accept your
kind uilcr cundi,ionally; that is to say, ii
shall drc.n the danger threatni''s our beloved
Stale of such !. character that shall require
the uid Of other troops than our own, shall
not hesitate Instantly to inform yon, and shall
in such case expec: your prompt attendance
Again thanking you for your kindness, | re-
main your obedient servant,
Isaac. V. REACHES, Esq, Captain Schenec'
tady CCutinentuls,
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Mn. Skw.Rp's DEsrsh.-paris, Thursday
Nur. II, lSi2.-Mr. Seward arrived here FIVE
DAYS ago, from his trip 10 Jerusalem and the
Holy Lan.l, and is in good health and spirits.
lie has had some adventures Of dramatic
nature, and has found besides not i few CHI
siaclcs to travel on the route lie Las pass d
over Mr.. Seward Indignantly denies ever
having even heard OF the projected insurrer-
ton at llarper', Ferry, and although he recol-
leris having received a call from a man know II
rs Col Forbes, there Wa. no mention mace
Of such an attempt ut inSurrecton. C,l.
Forbes asked him for another object, which
h, refused, aud that was all he ever saw Of
tie individual in question. Mr.. Seward goes
home in the Arago in Dcccmbcr.-N. Y.
Times
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-12-21

A Dutchman, whose business led him to
spend few weeks in Chester, concluded one
night that be would attend 4 revival" then
going on in one Of the Churches. He accord
ingly walked into the Church just before
preaching commenced, and, taking seat We
ry near the altar, listened most attentively
to the sermon. As is customary after the
sermon, the ministers began to exhort tba
sinners 10 "hee from tue wrath TO come"
After lengthy and warm eShortatio1, be
addressed himself more particularly to our
friends the Dutchman, and, among other
things, told him to come forward and Sc.
salvation 'witholt money and without p.ice." ."
Qnr Dutchma;, seemed ratber astonisbed,
ard, with blsiness-like expression on his
face, looked at The minister, and In an audi.
bic voice, obserrt'l, too sheep to pc goot. y
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-12-21
LAND FOR SALE.
Sherif's Sale,

VDY Virtue Of >undry Writs Of fi.ri fdrioS to
I'D me directed. will proceed to sell ut Edgchcld
Court IiuiSc, on the first Monday and Tuesday in
January next, the following property, in the fol-
lowing cases. to wit
George ". Williams & Co., W John J.. Harmon {;
Thayer, Drwiug & Co. vs. John l.. Harmon /;
Other Plaintiffs Srvrruly vs The Same, One Trar,
of Land containing eight hundred and eighty
acres more or less, bounded by lands Of Th"s.
Perrin. ". Is. Dorm and Others.
L. ". Mays vs Allen Franklin; Other Plaintiffs
vs. The Sumo, One Tract of land containing Two
Thousand acres. more OF less, adjuuIng lands oi
WIN. Gregg, Mrs. kisiah Swearingcn and others.
Isaac Bryan vs. VIM. 5. Marris, One Lot of
Land containing four acres, adjoining land of Isaac
Bryan and John Jardon.
r. j. Hankinson VS. Amanda Iiolley, Adm'x.,
One Tract Of Land containing Two Thousand
acres, bounded by lands Of Wade Glover, W. P.
Jones and D. J. Walker.
A. q. league vs. John X. Wevor; Other Plain
titIs vs. The Same, One lot of Land containing ten
acres, more or less, adjoining q. Med. Viewer,
james Swearingen and others.
NJ. Lebeschultz vs. John R. Viewer; Various
Other Plaintiffs. Severally vs The Same One Lot
(whereon the Defendant now residcs) containing
Four acres, more or less, bounded by lands Of w.
P. Finley, B. NJ. Rodgers and others.
C. NJ May for another VS. Henry Smith; b. r.
Boone, End9raee VS. Henry Smith, Endorsor, One
Tract of Land containing Two hundred and Eigh-
ty-two acres, adjoining lands of j. II. May, J. 7.
QUITS and others.
Douglass Robertson ys. Permelia .Abney and
J. Is. Williams, One Tract Of Land containing
Four hundred and sixty-fye acres, bounded iy
lands of Nuncy Taley, Mary Culcuzisr and
others, levied upon US the property of Pcrmelia
Abnoy.
rERNs-Cash.
JAMES Edison, s.E.p.
Dec. 18th rs59. 3t 49
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It is a Fact |!
Land.

SaSUx4NAs
VHvHE subscribers offer for sule TWO OF THE
Il MOST DESIRABLE PLANTATIONS IN
South Western Georgia. One place consists oi
400 ACRES,
well improved dwelling house, negro cabins, gin
house and screw with 400 acres Of open land, and
in high state of cultivation.
This place is one of the BEST COTTON PLAN
TATIONS in the State, well situated on u public
road, in miles OF Bainbridge, on the West side
of Flint river.
The other is a tract of
1000 ACRES
of choice pine land, selected with great care, 9
miles from Bainbridge, with 600 acres cut down
and timber dead, ready for cultivation. We ven
ture to say we will sell better bargain than can
be found in the whole country. Provisions fur
nished on the placeif desired
For further particulars address
UENRY HORA or
T. A. SWEARINGEN,
cambridge Ga.
Dee IL. at ~
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Land for Sale.

A propose moving West, offer my Land
IN for sale, in one Tract, lying on the Plank
Road, eight miles from Edgeficd c: H. contain
ing Three Hundred and Fifty Acres,
more or less bounded by lands of G. W. Jones
and 3. II. Miller.
On the Plantation there is good Dwelling
Houso-eight comfortable rooms-Ncgro Houses,
framed buildings, new Gin House and Screw. All
the out buildings are new and the plantation in
fine condition. JAS. L. MATHIS.
Oct 96 II AZ
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further, that to The ruue anu utl,rltereu lulrI-
lect, o! the country, the language employed
was such, i'll my opinion, as would have, and
had its effect in stimulating much Of the ri1,
ence we have seen in the country.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

EDY an order from the Ordinary, shall proceed
QD to sell at my residence, on Wednesday the
2lst instant sll the personal Estate of Mrs. Sarah
Cogburn, deceased, consisting in part of
SIX IJEGROES,
viz one woman named Rachel, and her FIVE chill
dren, viz: Jack, Ella, Emma, Spencer and Sabry;
ono Horse, one lot of Cattle, one lot of Hogs,
Household and Kitchen Furniture, DC, dc. The
above lot of negroes are as likely and as valuable
as any in the State.
TERNs.-For all sums under $40 cash; for all
sums over $40, on credit until the first Of No
vember 1850, with interest from date. Purchasers
to give notes with two or more good securities.
3. P. TILLMAN, Adm'or.
Dec. 5, 1859 2te 4S
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-12-21

The pa,riarcls before the flood, who lived
nine hundred years, scarcely provided for
few days, and we, who live but few days,
provide at least for nine hundred years.
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which have been made by sever
=, who have addressed this body
j. eft the consideration Of the qneS'
d on both sides Of the Chamber
dulged themselves in remarks on
,lly irrelevant to it. ! shall not
book Of Mr.. Helper, or the in
Ir. Helper. They belong not to
have we to do with the pnblica-
endiary parties? What have we
those who choose to praise persons
n political party, however covered
gentlemen please to style infamy ?
= we to do with them in the Senate
f the United States Nothing. |
hem by.
President, the Senator from Wis
spoke ably and with deep inter
10 always speaks with Il degree oi
which attracts my attention, has
has produced all this trouble ?
nts to know what the people OF the
n. think / can show Linn what
led all this trouble. lie seems to
at it is conflict of arms in dis.
ory. No, sir, no; it is the lniSera-
neddling, nefarious spirit oI many
of our associate States with
concerns them not. They grant
the full right of the enjoy
eculiar institutions which We
t and uphold; but day and
,r year, We are assailed every
~. all the means which human
lopt. They give us no rest.
i, at least, to IN exemption
aal di<quietudes from our as-
Becau.e, in cplnnon terri
to us all alike and in common,
,jllsitlcr that we have right
erty, and they there denounce
.. til the bayonet, forsuotb, be-
our rights, and nothing more
under the constitution, We
1uSser<; we are held Us agi-
ir, it would be almost ludi-
ject were not SO serious, to
.a.ner in which we are treated.
abrands among us; they con-
,out remission, taunt, abuse,
tue peulple Of the Southern
ell we turh round with tie
lnpaticnce only and say TO
tlen, hands oft, it is not y"nr
lrs,n they say that we throw
a.ng them. Now, sir, I cllal-
ce-wllen has 4 sluvehulding
flembero thereof even, sought
;,ortion Of tho people Of the
in their own affairs Z When
;ertake TO subvert any of your
Where do you find Ii, cru,a,
It. and villiiying with vitu-
becoming the very billings
lerc do you find us engaged
on you? Nowhere, nowhere!
you abstinence from inter-
affairs; deal with your own
There is tue source Of trou.
is slavery. 1t is slavery;
it the tronhlc Who car
his neighbor'a border? Who
tct of slavery extensively to
We do not seek to ias:en
u seek to deprive Us ut' it;
us out from the common do
:ause we assert our rights.
heaven, will ever be asserted,
.uff tue dis,iitsnberrnent oi
.rificent republic, you accuse
Gentlemen, the re>pon>ibill-
not with us.
ny that if anything can be
doctrines or principles which
to u elimination in the acts
:ecently seen, they are liable
repudiatcd. l beg the atten-
to what ] shall real. ] shall
my remarks, either harsh Or
cause the Senator from whose
l. IL
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-12-21

DrREcr TRADE BETWEEN RICHMOND, V1R-
GINA AND ErRopE.-The Wing contains the
following: We are eratified to state, on the
best authority, that French Commercial
Agency will be established in this city, at OIL
early period next year, and that cargo Of
goods, including wines, silks, cassimers, boots,
shoes, ETC., will be received at this port ip
time for the spring trade.
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From the Marion, Miss. Observer.
Hiring an OYerseer.

In ncighboring State lives one Col. s.
who is famed far and wide for his irascibility
OF temper, and excentrlcities Of character
aud these peculiarities are the cause OF many
81 nrank being played off at the Coils. ex
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-12-21
Beech Island Land for Sale,

q offer for sule my L0WLAND PLACE, on the
d Savannah River, consisting Of about FOUR
HUNDRED ACRES, and bounded by lands OF
Thos S. Miller, Mrs ". Mills, D. j. Walker, and
the Savannah River.
For terms, &C., apply to Thos. s. Miller OF
John NJ. Miller Of Beech Island.
3. n MILLER.
Oct Z 1859 If 49,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-12-21

The grandson OF Tecumseh is now living in
Natchez, Miss. He is y we'll educated and
accomplished gentleman, having travelled
over the greater part ot Europe. lie isa physl-
cian, aud is said by the Free Trader to be an
excellent one. In his pharmacopeia ia lot
Of medical herbs, the secret Of whose cura-
tive powers he derived from lis grandmother,
who was great medicine" women.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

WpY Virtue of an order from ". F. Duripoe, Or
nd dinary Of Edgeield District, we will proceed
to sell at the late residence of John Briggs, decd,
(near Plumb Branch Church, on THURSDAY
THE 22nd DECEMBER NEXT, all the Per-
sona Estate of said deceased consisting in part Of
some
35 LIKELY NEGROES,
Household and Kitchen Furniture, Horses, Mules,
Cattle, Hogs, Plantation and Blacksmith Tools,
Corn, Cotton, Wagons, &C., and all the present
growing crop Of every kind.
TBRXs.-For all sums under ten dollars cash,
for all sums of and over ten dollars credit un
til the 2snd of October 1860, with interest from
day of sale. Purchasers to give Notes with suf1-
cient securities The right of property not changed
until the terms of sale complied with, and if
not complied with, will be sold at the first purcha
ser's risk.
Also, ut the same time and place, will be rented
the Plantation for the ensuing year.
SAMUEL BLACKWELL, ,a,,,ors
JAMES A. TALBERT. 'N'' ''''
Nov. 80, 1859 4t Al
EY The Abbcville Banncr will publish the
above three times and forward bill to this Office
Immediately.
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IIrNr.-An Ohio AbolitioniSt named Day
was arrested by the vigilance committee in
kentucky few days ago. lie had incendia-
ry papers on his persun. AS be had been
caught in the attempt to circulate these docu-
ments previously, and warned that he should
be hanged if caught at it again, be WAS this
time swung up without further ado.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-12-21
PINE BLUFF AGA DE N 7

1@ VNTE, the undersigned, having Sc
H w cured the services of MIR. II. l..
eV4T5ys BIRD. rs d Teacher for the ensuing
49, year in the Literary Department, and
~ of Professor L. p. MOSES in the Mu-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-12-21

In Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, Missouri,
and Texas. 1t will meet you in Arizona in Cen
trail America, and even in Cuba. The invasion
will be not merely harmless, but beneicen', if you
yield seasonabIy to its just AMI moderated de-
ln
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-12-21

The honorable Senator who last spoke,
asked what meant these recent ebni,ions.
Sir, they n:eau this They mean that the heart
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-12-21
Union Meeting in Boston.

Isaac. V. REACHES, Esq, Captain Scbene
tady CCMtinentals.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-12-21

~. - s.".;- ski. to-J..
..a And ",Ji,g tast ynit,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-12-21

Free labor has at last apprehe,.dcd its rights.
its interests its power. and its destiny. and is "r.
gunisng itself To- assume the government ot tlr:
Republic 1t will hcncrtnrth mecI yuu h.l.tly AMI
rcsoutcly here; il will meet you everywhere, III
the Territories ur ont uf them, whurrvrr y"u may
go to extend slavery. 1t has driven y"u back i'll
California and in Kansas twill iuva'le yun so"n-
Mark the language: sit will invade you
oonr u.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-28

"a. sAML PRICE & Co By recent arrivals have
added to their stock
Rich Lace MANTLES
Beautiful Lace SETS
Real Point LACE SETS and CELLARS, very
cheap
KleS,xt Grensdine ROBES. at reduced prices
Complete assortment of MOURNING GOODS
Beautiful Barege and Organdie ROBES
BAREGEs. ORGANIZES, PoPLINs and
LUSTERS
RIBBONS, GLOVES. MIrTS. FANS
New and beautiful Lace SLEEVES
Great variety of MOURNING SETS
GOODS for Gentlemen, Boys GUNNER Wear,
in great variety
All goods on hand will be sold until the close Of
the season. at prices which cannot fail to please.
my 2S-ts
N. MECHANICS HALL.
SATURDAY NIGHT. May oath.
Increased number Of Giftsi
THIRTY SPLENDID PRESENTS
viii be given to the audience by the proprietor Of
tho
RUSSIAN WAR DIORAMAs.
TONIGHT.
Tickets so cents.
THIRTY GIFTS
THIRTY GIFTS
THIRTY GIFTS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-28
~- sIxaxR's EIwiHa MACHINE.

nosss thsae mschines are upfquailed. they are
more durable capable Of doing greater veriety Of
work and Of earning more money than snJ ma
chimes in the market.
The new family Machines, at $50 and e75, are At
tracing universal attention. They are much the
best m achines ever offered ut low price.
The prices Of all eur machines have been greatly
reduced. sIEaEH w
MA srsARNs, Agent. my 2s-In