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FOR RENT.

HE 7avern 9 Land, at King 8 Queen eon-t
i boge, oevifb all The bouteJ tberenpto belong
rig, (exeept The fore boufe, occupied by nryleLf;
and tie l5op Lately uted BY Do7or's Mez.yaN G1d
Pendleton.) This place is 10 zveN knoqcn in tbe
"etg6oo'ring counties, to be a pre,ta5ie Rand for
a 1ac'er4, tbat to fay much BY recommendation,
qpoHfd be nnnecsge,y IRIS being the FEAT of a
county and Djf'fa Court, and Lying or tie na;u
road, leading from Gloueefer and Matbe7v's
conntie5, to the city of Richmond, glue il a con-
hder06ie a6Dantnoe th- T.r-..-..-
60gie5 generally. The iand ATTACHED TO tie Ia
7'e'1, Is capable ofyieldiag anuually tram ITS 10
goo barrels ef corr aae from, 800 to 400 bnAy
els Of 7vbe0f. 7 am Of obinion tbat TIE field
zvAi4b IS nOzo in corn, is capable of brodneine
600 Sn'bsAs ofsvbeat, ifbm in tie enGMng fail in
god TINE, srbieb friViiedge qviN be alloqvrd 70
te9fe Erk'o rent t6e place. / bnpe made $50 buB-
els ef soheat fran tie E4me Jfeid. qyben not as
large by 80 acres, and none oft in the b;qb Rate
et InAi7'ntion that it is at brejent. This place
grif be rented for tluo .yearJ, and in all pro6a-
bifny' TAR tzUo years more at the expiration of
the ,frf tern.-I 7rW contract tri1afely qvitb a.
ny Perfon q0iT5iRg to rent, and ifnot diC,oled of
6y tee 5tconA Koada, in SEPTEMBER neef, ii zviY
f@en be Jet up publicity at King 81 Queen court
boH|e' (it ring court dag, if rented before trial
fInae, Pftbliek notice qvW be ,gi7,en. 14bp'y to
Ro6. rt Pollard, and Ibos. C.. Hoon,es, EE1airet,
refdiag at King 8 Queen court bouJe, or the E.6-
)cri6er.
THOMAS GARRETT.
H4s@f i. (l4S.)
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RICHMOND, FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 5, 1906
FOR RENT.

A ConUeni-nt Tenement, contiguous TO Mr.
L PieketfJ. LARRY occupied BY David NJ Ran
dolpb Etq.-7bs Dzveiins HaxJe is of Brick, tsvo
Feyy bigb avitb fsvo bandjome ROOMS and a pac
lnge on THE jfrf .foor. three good rooms on the
Eteoad and the Care. sueH Emjbed-A good
Kitchen and Fable, and a Efficiency of ground far
a gard and Garden, avbieb IS eneiojtl.---7be. i.
f"0tion Ue,y pleafant, and, tie neisbbourbood
particularly defrabIe.--For terms, enquire Of the
printer.
AngnF 20. (lasrezv.)
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JAMES WALKER.

AJArcH e CLOCK MAKER, little below the
w Capitol, and near the Bank, will attend to
all commands in the line of his buGneis with which he
may be favored.
Asst is the peculiar chara aerfic of all quack. and
oungiers in all trades, to prafe themeves put airs
OF conequenee, Promfe much, and pretend to grea,
deal, j. w. will not even touch upon bi, eofnbitir:,
but merely fay, that he hopes thofe who may choofe
to fbSoT0 their eo in Is 7oay, will have good reaion
to be iatsied with the performance of his work He
VIII be completely fatisIied when his fsll rs an art
meets with iucE encouragement as it ought juhly
eiaim. AugaR ls. eo,f.
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C1rtign 5ntrIIiocnte.
IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.
HOUSE OF COMMONS, June Is.


AMERIcAE INTERCOURSE BILL.
Lord TemDle moved the order of The dr.
tor the i-cond read.n NJ Of the Ameyicaa I1ter.
court BiH
mir. Z f. fail the perfo0s who are mon
deeply conc rnej in the pretent gneaion. h.
inca Z the merrh ,nts. nlip DIVERS, f1ip bpid.
ers' S:c' ~ tins ngdon, who had petitioncd
ag7nit The bill. entertained fome hope Of com
vnciHg The right ~. gentleman on the o,no.
NE bench. Cat aprivafe meeting hcnFulredfh.m
wHh) o. the npo'icy of the meafu,e, and of
the miicheyous consequences it nun inf,Iiit,v
be attended with not only to their inter. ne.
vt to TIC general PROPERTY of tie country
ftn'tuh1tely, however, att er Iifeniug to tb.rn
with much plticncc, he told them plainly he
was not convinced by their Csntiments or arg,-
msnt5, aud therefore felt himfelf Obliged IN ,.r-
ht IN Importing the bill: Mr.. Rofe Owned
he mad no tdnguine expectation ola f.yorsb,s
rciut OF the meeting after the opinion exprened
dehhera ely by the right hon. gentleman in tbia
houie that the admIfIion Of foreign nina i,.o
the trade between America ard IN Victim
dies was inGiipeufjIy nsceGary III time of ,y,r.
and that he was much in, lined TO believe r.
would be found 70 iikcNif. in peace Il wastoo
much TO expetf, that after fr public decr,ra.
uon' ne would ackn5@itdge himrelf mRakep,
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MAY 27.
FOR SALE.

] N virtue Of = deed IN truh, 70 me executed, by
\ captain Fodfhee O. Tibb, for purpoies therein
mentioned; the whole of the property fpccifsd in
laid truG deed, tonjlng Of very valuable tract Of
LAND, ieveral valuable Slaves, Houlehod < Kitch-
an furniture, aud Stock ~ v1rioas kinds.
The Land lays ~ E0eS county on Rappshannoek
river ten miles below Tappahannock very convent
ent 20 the be6 ofh, oyters and crabs contains 1891
acres, lays level aui we'll adapted 10 the culture of
tobacco, corn aud fnaii gram There is on it a
dwelling houie in good repair as alio other convent
cnt houis, Tor Irns flmry valuable young orchards
Of peach and apple of choice fruits, belonging to
the above trdd there is a. much marin as will af-
ford hay in the geatef abundance, for one hundred
and hfy head Of e4ttle the land IS we'll watered and
remarkably healthy. The fac will take place on the
prendies, on che 24th day q OCTOBER nex:, and the
terms fully made known on that day; part Of the
purehhe money fof each article will nc required in
a1nd, BY
CHARLES BROWNE. TysR..
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TO RENT.

'>HETENEMENr, which Mrs. Phepoe lately
occupied the Greet leading by the Govern
or', conGaing of large cellar a room, uled as
kitchen, very well fixed nore, a comptrg room, a
drawing and bed room, and three leeping and Ium-
Der room in the garrett immediate polTeiion may be
had. Enquire of William f. An.
Auguft 90. (,f)
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ScOTTvILLE JOCKEY CLUB.

ME races will commence at this place on Thurr-
day the 9th Of September, free for any hsrfe
mare or gelding--weigh,s as ufuaI
q. Dsy.--Three mile heats, for the amount nj ;hc
inbieriPtion, after dedu6tng contingent charges
fay, about one hundred pounds
Cad. Dsy-The proPrietors Purfe, two mile heats
half the amount ofthe fra day.
9rd. Day.--An handy cap Purfe--two mile heats
or an elegant gig.
WILLIAM ARCHER, Ses',y tie Ciah
Powha'an, Court Houfe, Augult %. (ep3w)
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q MINISTER is evaated far tbe PnyiB of
1 a 81 George, in tie county Of SbotGlvania,
7o6ie6 LATELY became qaennt BY tb< mdilooJGtion
ana e0RIeqnsnf ,rEgnation oft5e Req. Mr.. W;augb.
a 0li"iRer otfbe ProfeJ7anf EsiJcobal Church.
Propolal5 qoiH be r~sived BY tbe G4blcri6ers
til THE fCf 9ey Of November next, end it is ex-
3stFed tbe gentleman contracting gvW enter ubon
the Gnfie5 ef6i5 office, on TIE frf Sunday in De-
eember next, oriooner ifeonq,enie0t.
JAMES BROWN, } Cburc6
NM. tailor, Wardens.
Frederiek,Smg, AtlguR 8, 1906.
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HOUSES & LOT FOR SIR.

M offer for fae the Houfes and Lot near 70
w hir. Rutherford's dwelling fioule and next
below Mr.. liaac Webster's Shosi.oe Hill as pre-
tent occupied by Benjamin Sheppard This fituaiion
icarceiy exceededby any in town for beauty and by
none as to peafahtnes, being nearly if not quite as
high as any part of Richmond. The dwelling huulr
and out-houes fufficient for the accommodation
OF genteel family that is very large, there being
rooms and fine sr;e rea$se ;;>,!5v,, aud i rosms
above fairs in the dwelling hou(e, good kitchen and
imoke honie all IN good repair, and the yard aud gar
den under a new incolure of the belt materials Anv
peron inclined to purchafc, may be accommodated
with credits which probably will be agreeable or
debts due or not due from perfous reding in Rich
mond or Henrico, will be taken in payment or con-
ilderabe deduction from credit price will be made
for cath. NB&I SHEppARD
July IS. Of
~ Adjoining the above mentioned lot is an IN.
improved Lot belonging to me, which borders on the
Main-itreet leading from Shockoe bridge, & which
may be had with the improved lot, if the purchal.
mould with it. B. SHEPPARD.
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4 Ii prrjont baq,ing claims agaiaR TIE eRafe
n Of JobH HoomrS, deed. Of the Bowling
Green, are rsqneRed to make them knozv1, ikat
prO0jf0n may he made far a frai /etflemeut.-
hnd tb2/e imdtbted MN make Immediate pay.
meat TO JOHN HOO MES, and
JOHN C.. WOOLFOLK,
E.secatOrt Of JObn HOomeJ, dee'9
ian. %. IF
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JUST RECEIVED,
AuguA 10.

JUST RECEIVED,
AND FOR THE sUsscRIBERs:
a ESteniive Allotment of GROCERfES-a-
4 4 mong which are the following articles
Mulcovado fugar afforted Tar
Weit-Indil Coffee Thos. Leipers Snuff
Antigua & Jamaica Rum Msccouba do
Country do. HAVANA Segars
Cogniac 81 Peach Brandy Salt Petre
Holland Gin Brimffone, Nader, and
w. India aud Sugar-houfe Ground Ginger in lisaIl
Molahes kegs
J.. p. Madeira Wine Lockwood
Port, Sherry aud Malaga Turkey Cotton
Wine New-York Candles and
Hibberts' Brown Stout Soap
Martinique and Bordeaux Spermacet Candles
O. Cordias ----Oil
Baiket S't Patent Lamps
Do. in Jacks and Ioofe Dutch Cafes with plain
Ruock's Cheeie and gilt Bottles
Caldwell, Frazer & Cosy Cuttings afIorted
fuperhae Chocolate Earthen and Stone Ware
Rics WIRING & Wrapping pa
Nusmegs, Pepper, Ginger per
and Pimento Henry VIII. and Merry
Mace and Cloves Andrew Cards
Oil, Olives, and Capers China Plates, do Bowls
Gdn-powder Young Hy- of different Gzes
Ton and Souchong Teas Do. Tea and Coffee Cups
Canifers containing lib ard Saucers
and 3lb. Gun-powder DO. Chimney ornaments
Tea Plain and cut OF. pit. aud
Picked Salmon half pint Deeanters
Cut He!Tings and Shad Pint, half p: & gill Tunl.
Patent ihot llIorted bier,
and FF Gun-powder A few fets Table China.
regular fuPpiy IF Loaf Sugar by the hid and
barrel, at Philadelphia price.
FISHER & LRsUEUR.
May 27. oa0h
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Holm ALCOCK.

1 INFORMS the Citizens Of Richmond and tho pub
lie, he has julf received at his Cabinet Manufae-
tory near the Fire luuranes Office large anortraent
OF Wmdior Chairs and Settles, made in the newell
fahon and by the bea workmen in the Rate ANY gen
tlsmsn wiihng TO buy, will peafe lend their orders
or call at his Cabinet Mandatory, where they may
get good warranted work and on low terms, either in
the Cabinet line or Windior Chairs.
Iuue =. ,f
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90 DOLLARS REWARD

TOR the apprehension of Notes, who ran away
4 on the Srd init. He is about so years old fix
teet high, OF yellow complexion, with two of his
!oHf feeth OF the upper jaw out. He had OH at tbs
TIME he LETT home, iailors jacket of blue CLOTH and
pair OF lhaEged drabb trowfers. As New York
has been his place of refdence, for fevera years pa
there is no doubt he will attempt to procure paage
thter But think it very probable, he is in Rich
mond, inasmuch as he has wife there The above
reward, and all reafsnabe expences PAID for the de-
livery OF the faid fellow. All matters Of veIeIs and
Others are forewarned frogs harbouring or Carrying
him ost of this cate.
JOHN CRUMP.
Powhatan, Auguf %. (ep2w1
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NOTICE.

TIVE Co-Partuerihip of William r. Richards. &
a Co.'s this day di0olved, by mutual content.
The collection of all debts due to that concern. or
VIM r. Richards, is committed to Nat Perkins alone.
to whom thoe that have demands, will apply for pay.
ment.
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WV. r. RICHARDS,
NAL. PERKINS

~ Asthere has been eonGl. ra'1s Indulgence, al
ready given, to hoie indebted the late concern Of
" m n Richards, & Co. no iur,her can be expected
NAT. PERKINS.
p Cooeflsnd, Aug,G 25. (avS
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WILLIAM g MARY COLLEGE,,

AUGUST, 1906.
IT is hereby made known to the public, thar there
will be eftablihed in College plain, bur decent
table, upon the loweit TERMS which will fecure the
intitutoD againi lofts. The board will commence on
the srd Monday in October, the period fixed for O.
P-ning the lectures in the philosophical and mathema-
ricai ichools
Iii ALTO notified that all junior nudent. will be
compelled TO lodge in College, to board at the public
table, to devote certain Rated hours to udy to ap-
pear at the calling of roll O'Clock in the evening
during the winter term, and at g. during that of the
funlmer, continue in h-ir rnn,,s af.-- 49,. l-r.
retired from the roll, till the next morning. and to
oberve ether regulations which cannoc fail to be high
ly beneficial to youth.
The object of thefe arrangements IS, not only to
dinniih the expence of ludeut at this College but
to guard, as efeaually can be DONE againn diff
PATTON and dleneis For This latter purpofe, fyllen
more rettrctive than that hitherto adopted will be
feaoily purified. Parents and Guardians who wiz
'lets the incraaied tendency to thofe evils aqaiD
which the College holds f.lf bound to oppofe every
barrier within ITS power, will heiitate 10 approve
o. thoie means, which may be deemed neceiiary for
10 iaiutary purpoe. But, fient appreciation is not
inhcient. heir cooperation alto is eiIential They
are therefore, earney requclted to take care that
their fons, wards, fhal be compelled to obferye
prudent and vile economy. IL is maxim, not to be
forgotten, that the Improvement of youth will gene
raiybe inverely their expence nor is it lefs true
that their expenditures will be in proportion to the
temptations, which nifapPlied lberality mult ex-
cite. Let then no money be furnihed beyond mo-
derate inn,; and, let credit be allowed, except
fhr iPechee articles, and to fpecfed This
advice TO Parents and Guardians, WILL it is hoped be
duly appreciated. and departed from in iRftance.
IL is impoiibe, that the wiieh fyGem of educatioa
can give to youth thofe inefimable benefits, which
might otherwi(e be derived, if Parents and Guardians
do not lireauouily, and zealouly compel ebedencs
TO that economy, which is here 70 earnenly recome
mended; and, that every may know what may
be coniidered the neceGary expenditure of Gud-
ens ar this College, :. !: a ...:c;i,, that
The board, for the courfe will not exceed dolls. 100
Fees to two protectors, so
Candles, fuel and wafhug, IS
Pocket nopey, not to exceed 40
2os
BY the Society, ]. MADISON, Pr.
Auguit O. (A2tS3i)
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OUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, that the Huff
tings court of Richmond will at their next Cef-
lion, proceed to appoint fit and proper perion, to
Act as mater eommiioner, in chancer, in the fad
court, in the of Samuel Greenhow, Efar. re-
igned which time, candidates are foicited to at
tend, BY order oft6c court.
ADAM CRAIG. C. H. c.
AuguG 90.
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APPRENTICES WANTED
FOR SALE,
HANOVER JOCKEY CLUB.

ME Hanover Jockey Club having been organi-
zed, the raeeswi commence at this place, on
the 2nd. Wednefday in Oaober next.
In Days mile heats. free for any horfe mare, or
geldiRg
2nd. Days mile heats, confined to untried colts.
not exceeding years Of age.
The regulations with relpea to weights, &c. are
adopted from thoie Of the Fairfield Jockey Club.
a general meetjS, of the CIub, is requened on the
day preceding the Trt days race.
SHELTON JONES,
S~refory 10 TIE CIDb.
Hanover CHI. Augua I2. (2do1
TO BE RENTED,
TWO fire tro1f WHREHOUSFS, mar IN,
L BafH. TIey uWbr renfed toqstber or f-
Parofe, ami if eOi@ed By the tenants will be Effed
up Jor RoreJ.
JOHN WTCKHHM.
Aggga %. (5eV)
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NUMBER 35.3

1000
The following prizes are aationary, to wit:
y The fro ticket after 1000 are drawn 500 dolls,
do after 1900 500
do. after 5000 500
do. after $500 500
do. after 5000 500
do. after 1850 10000
Tickets may be had ofthe members of the com
nlittee, at the Treafsry Office, the Bank, Samuel
Peaantss Book Store, and as the Office of che Enqui-
rer.
GEO. HAY, I
GEO. TUCKER,
VIM. MOSELEY, }CoMMIrrrE.
RoBr. MITCHELL, &c
VIM. DU-VAL,
" The drawing will take place in December in
this city, and the prizes paid so days after its compile
ton. Richmond, Auguf |. oawem.
.-<--.
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nization has been Sble to procure, in 70 mort
period, and under fuch difficult circumstances
But they will incef faulty continue their labours
IN this refped, anu ] will not hereafter intro
duce any arbitrarily changes, bat fuch only as
may be neceGary to unite as ultimately as pof-
bic the Hanoveri an territory with my monar-
chy, of whichit now contributes part, & 20 CO.
vern it by fuch E,ws as have been found, by
long experience, 1.-THE fundamental pillars of the
power, the fecurity and PROPERTY of the Fruf.
fan States wher efrom the eRablifhed con-
ititution will be 70 little excluded, that it will
much rather be built up and strengthened, as
you may learn fro m the example of the neigh
houring provinces, Brandenburg, Magdeburg,
and Halberfadt
&c s. The petition, with regard to any new
notifications, upon which the States, together
with other pri vileged orders, who may, per-
haps, uaye parti cuiar knowledge of the lubicet,
hal he coniulted, before that Introduction, onac-
count of any injurious consequences apprehend-
ed therefrom, is wholly conformable to the fpi-
rlt of the maxinis of the Pruiiian government,
and will be Pu'rfued by the commifIion Of or
ganiZation in all doubtful cafes Whatsoever, and
without particu lar inRruGtons.
6 Finally, the military regulations, as ioon
as it can BE- clone with fafety, hall he 60 modii-
ed that the grievances of the country, which are
connected ,viththe prefent extraordinary mea-
fures, fhsl wholly ceafe.
" From this anfwer you will infer, and
give you with peature, the ftrongeft afinrances
on this head, that my whole endeavours are ex-
cniively objected to heal the wounds, which the
hitherto unhappy wars have produced, and to
render your country completely happy. Mel
Their ambition nor the lua of territory, but fole-
W convcffoll founded on experience, that the
incorporation of the Hdnoverian fates with the
Pruiiian mopnarchY, is ohviouny necenary for
the welfare and fecurity of both, have deter
| mined me o this union, and to the facrhces
connected with It. The pat has taught you
that England cannot protect you, and that You
can he prot ected by Prufiia alone. Pruiiia has
now taken upon herfelf, this protection, from
which you lave to expect greater frcur,y of pc,
| ion and OF % roperty, as well as the abolition of
all opprefivl abuies which the daance of vour
rulers produl ced. But you NUT alto cofely unite
with agover nmcnt which has wrought you all
thefe nefiing s, s. fnDport withcou fe & action,
conftt'u,iot which has been decided upon for
your brneHtl On the other hand. VIII al
ways approve, myfelf your gracious fovereicn
| (Signed) FREDERICK WILLIAM.
! " Charlotte nburgh, June "a, 1906"
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LONDON. Anrra 10

The publication of the new Contribution of
Germany viii foon appear. The whole of the
plan was projected and matured at Paris, be-
tween Tallcyrand' and the Envoy of the Cpnfe-
derated Courts. Nothing but the ratification
feems 30 have been entrufted to the elaboration
of the perfons they rsprefented.
Auguit Is.
A variety of rumOurs, none OF them favorable
to peace, were in circulation yefterday. The
buyers or fellers were completely "the Lords OF
tic Iiicobdatii. We believe we were correct
in Altering, that TalieyIand, under pretence of
other more important bulinefs Gas if there could
be any other huinefs of more Importance e.
vaded feeling Lord Lau,ierdale for fore DAYS af-
ter has arrival. 1t was not till Saturday or Sun
day that his Lordhip is faid TO have had his
hrt interview. On Monday he had another
interview. The anfwer to his dispatches is ru-
morrd 20 be deciive. 1t will bring the buff
nefs 10 very fpeedy decifon-perhaps the
next diiPatches will bring tue deciGon. There
IS report that Ruf1ia and France co operate to
-ehtt our right of fearch. Or er rumnrs in cir
.uiatIon itated, that treaty of alliance, often
i've and defeniive, had been concluded between
Ruflia and France-that Lord Levifon Cover.
Who arrived yeiterday, had brought very unfa-
orable intelligence with refp, Ct to the fenti-
nentS OF the new Ruflian Minilry towards this
gu try. 1t was lid too that the revival of A
N'ri'Ime Confederacy in the North was not
nikcy-thdt Lord Lauderdale MIGHT be ex-
'ected lack in q few days, &c. Upon thele
-rports' we can OF. of courfe, pronounce with
ny certainty. II was generally believed, how
yer, that the negotiation was in very unfa-
vourable tate-that France had e,inced DIFF
poi''ion to ProrAct, and that we were deter
mined not to be the dupes of fuch policy,
ut TO order Lord Lauderdale to quit Paris di-
r ctiy, II he fhouid difcover mat the enemy
we're reiolved to perfilt in fnch diipofitiop.
Aueuh is.
The Delicate Modification" feems now TO
have been merely nine days zvondsr but, un-
lefs the Morning Pcf comes forward with fone
report, or fpme fatisfdetory ftatement, upon the
fuhjeGt in very few days, I fnall convince my
readers, that this paper, at any rate, is not to
be .fieneed.-" NUM-" is now become the
~crd (; br., SsT MR. has the power, if he
has the win, to prevent the matter from being
70 blgbed gp. Cobbeit'5 Reg.