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I'm CHANCEny-t-n;ted stotes cs.-f I'm
Cireris and pirginia disrict, Safu,1e,, ...oJ
so, 1879.
Robert Go,,riey, Executor of the last will a,,ltes.
lament OF Arai'n Randolph, decd rug.
Carter Page, Executor of Archibald c atv, who
was ex'or OF Peyton Randolph, Edmund Rsndolph.
de''see and heir OF Peyton Randolph, deed ant, Eo.
bert West admir- oil Philip l.. Grimes who was. ex-
eeutor os John Robinson, surviving executor of Phil
W Sr1mes, deceased, and Edmund Jennings.
/ nv, Defendantc,
. BY consent Of the Plaintiff, and Of the Dcfcndant
f"mund Randolph, II as ordered and aecreeG that
Martin lawson sni Geo. Greeuhow, or either Of
them, do make sale os the slaves aud other proper
~ M the ndenure of trust of the 10Th of Nav 1900
mentioned, on q credit OF aud is months, taking
bond and good sccariy, PAYABLE tn them, or the ons
tha' shan vet as commissioners AZORES said, and brinu
the sad bonds into court, to be disposed Of as the
court shall direct. The said sales to he advertised
Tour weeks in three Of the Richmond news-papers.
And It Is further ordered that either of the said
commissioners sell sepsrate any part of the said
property and il is further ordered that the decree
against the defendant Edmund Randolph. shall not
he enforced against his person until the trust fund il
disposed OF, neither his person property bcing liz
able beyond the decreed to be paid by him anil
by consent ct the sinth and of Carter Page exec
utor ~ Archibald Cary, who executor of Peter
Randolph. II is ordered that of the commssi-
oners OF this court do examine, and settle the
account ct the administration of the said Cary aud
the SAID Randolph, on the estate of the said ArcLi.
bald Cary.
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Wa. MARSHALL, Clt.

NOTICE.--By virtue of the foregoing decree,
~ WILL De SOLD, ut public auction, to thu
next, at the Washington Tavern in this city, tho
property embraced in the said decree, upon the
terms therein expressed, vz--Dick, Judy, sind their
children, Suckey and Lucy aud Sam, Ageey aud
10, Blenheim and his wife. Phiilis and children.
Charles and Moses, Harry and Nanny his wife and
children, Watt and Billy, and Jammey and his wife
Dolly and el'id, Lydia, Jenny, Wi lard, Lewis --Al.
so, the library oflaw and other books, of VIII ich a
list will be produced likewise the furniture, con-
'stihg OF beds, blankets sheets, house linen and
Their furniture, the plate of the said Randolph, con-
slsting o silver cups silver coffee pot, tea ditto,
do. sugar di,h, silver walters, six dozen silver
spoons large and small, carpets, china, coach,
Phaeton, two horses.
The sals will commence Mt 10 o'clock.
GEO. GREENHoW, Cont'r.
June SO. 4v
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Vie SUBSCRIBERS being Equaizers OF the
N taxes on real estate laid by the Common Hall
tor the City OF Richmond for the year 1872, hereby
notify all persons who have complaints TO make to
theni AS 1t respects the valuation OF heir property
(on which valuation the tax is lad) that they will
receive, in writing, such con plants at any time be-
fore, or on the 10Th OF next month, on which day
they VIII ST. nj the Halls public chamber IL said city
to Equa'ze the City taxes OH real estate The ms.
SCISSORS books may be seen by application to him.
C.TOMPKINS
BENZ. DUNAL.
VIM. WARDLAW.
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Ma ILL be disposed of, if APPLIED for mme, iiateIv
W the following valuable HORSES-Leoni,Ias
full blooded Stallion, years old next spring by
Wonder, out OF a Dioined Mare-His reputation ne
racer is equaled by few horses the turf at this
ne---Iwo hhes, by W nder 3 years ODD II wo cots
years, and 2, year old, by Wonder-one Brood
Mare, by Chanticear, IL years old and several o.
Their horses calculated for various kinds of use These
horses may be seen at Westburg (the plantation Of.
the 'ate honorable Samuel Tyler) in Charles City
county, 20 mi!es below Richmond. The terms OF
sale made known by application the subscriber in
Williamsburg
GEO. LAYALL-
June so. II
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s1IvE DOLLARS REWARD-strayed or s,o.
L. len from the Commons of this city, on Monday
last, Light bay Horse, six years old, about four
teen and an half hands high, left hind fsot and right
tore foot white some white saddle Spots black name
and tail reached and bobbed, tiltsand PAGES ell 81
is a good Saddle, Gig or Draught Horse. The d
bore reward will be paid delivery of the said
horse, to MIR. Joseph Nign, the Basin, OF 10
Mr.. Francis Piatt, opposite the Market-or any
information so that get him again. shall be reason
ably rewarded
VALENTINE DE PIE1'ROs
June so. Ia
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HTOR SALE.--Landing from onLoard the schoo.
n ner West Indian, from Charleston
100 bales fine southern Cstton--5O tierces New
Rce.-And in store--20 hhds Whiskey-5O bar
reis do.-5O0 sacks Liverpool Salt-2OO LagurS
fhdes-5oO Saak Bags-50 reams Wrapping Paper,
RALSTON g PLEASANTS
June 80 a.
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StHARLoTTE COUNTY TO WIT-Ts,,en nm
~ by David Grunhll on the waters Of War,slors
the eth day of June, 1919 small sorrel mare. .
bout four feet or inches high--biaze IN her t,,
heal both hind feet white, the ct above tic Goo,
look, the right about half wsy, shod before o,',
has been shod behind, supposed to be three vcsr,
old last SPRING appraised 10 fifteen dollars.
C0py. THOMAS REXn c,.
June So. ~
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I TNIrED STATES ARMY-ua,in,
- pointed by the President the IT, s. P.x. NJ
ter to the nov army in The States nj North "a.
i'na and Virginia, hereby notify the officers a.,
am really to receive their returns and psy them a.,
StMuEL TURNEP.
H'friet Pay-,II1Stsr ~ g..
Petersburg ''"e y, 'Sig, e" =.
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June so,

raNAKEN mp by the subscriber living in AIbemarle
n County Va. black hSrse, appears to be very old
foxed anc ncked, in low order, tho left hind foot
white, about five feet high, has some appearance OF
brand, but not plain, has thin name, shod round.
appraised to ten dollars.
VIM. RAMSAY.
June so. eth s.
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June so.

ME Subscribers beg leave inform their friends
D. and the public in general, that they have a,so-
ciated themselves IN business, under the firm of NJ.
w: Holloway, in the house heretofore occupied by
NJ. Holloway, where they will keep general assort-
meht oil Groceries, &c on the most liberal terms.
MARTIN HOLLOWAY,
WILLIAM HOLLOWAY.
June ~: v4wp
n b. As [ shall be absent from Richmond Tor
the space OF two or three months, all persons imdebt-
ed to me are requested to ioake mme diae Inyment
to W. Holloway, who is authorised TO settle all Ny.
business during my absence from the place.
NJ II.
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fIted' on t"e E%d inst. near New Castle, Mrs VI
ny TALLY, consort of Mr.. VIM. Tally. md onlv
daughter Of Capt. Samuel Grantland Ii NAV Win
truth be said, that few have left this world with
more amiable and rreproachable character or NOR
beloved 10y friends and relatives
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tNfShloNAR oG JEwELRY.--N ---,-----
ia, ser ,n MS friends and the public pcnerar h.,
FASHION Ar ",, and eEtongivc assortment Of
me rsarI and jet Esq Rings, Rings press, pgn'
''"ee'els enh head ornaments, Watch Cbei,s ",,
Sno ney' silver Tea Sets, Table, Des,e,t s1d I re.
Ciasns III, "nr Puneh Ia.lcs, elegant Cirdl,
p t, Tread and Cake Baskets, LIQUOR st"SJs'
!. "r n pWks, swords, Belts, Epanl.tf.. 10
,ar Vi ~ ,'pes rom his exertioos " ~ ,;mcs n ~
sT,,;'n.,se ss p'7'll9nnFs 2sdcics, to merit that
eypericnced. ''e "as 20 literally
MAJ g.
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" to, siaeT !, I to '' Of the repair, of te c,,I
Y re Lowest bi5SrO g executed in wso, viii be- Ice
o'clock, a. ". '''i'rrow (Wednesday) ut 9
June 80. 'H COMMISSIONERS.
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9(b virtue of decree OF the Superior Court If
- Chancery, for the Richmond District in suit
depending thereiu, between Lewis Buryel and Jul
dth his wltc late Judith Kannon one of the ,laugl,-
tiers and co-h iresses OF William Ramon, plaintiff
sud John Walker, defendant, will be Sold on Tusss
day the 2Sth day of July next, before tie door OF
VIM L. freelanPs tavern at Bent Creek, in tbs,
county Ut buckingham, to the highest bidder. for
ready money, the tract Of la in the same county.
sold aud conveyed by the said Lewis BurwelI and
wife to the said John Walker, to raise the mo1"r 4,
the same decree mentioned
WV. CHICK, J Co..5y
WA. DUVAIs Chr rs. IN
tfr l. FRFELAND. same de-
June 80. s0ee named.
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Departed this life on Wednesday last, after very
short illness, M. Nm. III Tho1a6son, of this citv.
he has left wife aud three children to bemna, ,b
loss OF Kind and afeotionate husband, and tende,
parent.
Alas! he's gone, ere iife's meridian years had co,,,
Crppt rs aOwret, glowing in les bloou,
Thy friends we're best, with all that heaven could
send,
a tender husband father, and friend
'ris thus, alas! that fortune do we find
Smiles; but Smiles 70 be again unkiod.
Like APrii sunshine, or the tickle moon.
Shes fair 1T morn, but changes ere lis noon.
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WIN. POWER, Secretary.

PURSUANT to the foregoing resolution the
Preamble therein mentioned has been left
at the Office of the Enquirer, for the sigma
lures of all persons wishing to become mem
bers of the institution
The Patriotic Youth Of Richmond are re :
guessed to meet at the Bell Tavern on We'd
nesdey evening next, at half past z o'clock
THE COMMITTEE.
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WIN. w. IIENING C. c.
A copy. feste

& n CiANCERf.-Ata court held for Prince Ed
a ward county, the 18th day of February, 1872
John Baldwin and Sally his wife, formerly S.iiey
Da't,son, CompPts.
.3gairst
John Bracket and Phcbe his wife, formerly Phebe
Davidson, George Davidson William Jackson and
Mary his wife, formerly Mary Davidson, Alexander
Frazier and Nancy his wife, formerly Nancy David
son, Sa'iey Davidson widow, and John Davidson, and
Bctscy Oavdson children heirs and representatives
OF Bracket Davidson, decd. Joseph Broadway chill
dren ieiis and Representatives of Betsey Broadway
decd. late Betsey Davidson and John Davidson,
-, Def'ts.
The defts William Jackson and Mary his WIFE,
George Davidson, Mary Davidson, Alexander Frazi-
er and Nancy his wife, and Joshua Davidson not Ia-
wing entered their appearance and given security ac-
corning to an act OF the General ssembly and the
rules ct This court and appearing the satisfaction
ut the court that they are not inhabitants of this
state, on the motioo OF the compliments, 10y their
counsel u rs ordered, that the said defts William,
jackson and Mary his wife, George Davidson Mary
Davidson, Alexander Frazier and Nancy his wife and
Joshua Davidson, do appear here OH the first tav of
May court next, and answer the compliments bill
and that copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
some ono ottt'e public newspapers printed in the city
ct Richmond, for months successfully and also
posted at the front door of the courthouse of this
county. a sopy Testc
B. }. WORsHAM, d. G.
March ~ wSwp
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By .9JTX0RfYY.
AN ACT,
AN ACT,
To establish lanh district in the Illinois territory
e,yt ot the dist rict ol haskaskia and To attach col

l., III
To establish lan district in the Illinois territory.
east ut the district oil ksskaskia, ami To attach
tim public Lands to the district df .eitcrsonv,ilc
| ZOE at endste! 6y the .jenG.e and House of Re-
IkD SyeseatatiSss Of tke Unit.d STATES of .4neri-
Yea, in Congress assembled, rha, so n,asi, OF the
public ianas Of The United States, heretofore included
within the land district oil Naskaskia lies east OF
the third principal meridian, established by the
veyor-gencra shall, together with the public lands
lying between the Vinccnnes and Kaskasiia districts,
and not heretofore attached to any district, form
new land district. For the disposal of the said lands
land office shall be established at Shawneetown, un-
der the direction of register ut the land office and
receiver OF public monies, to be appointed for that
purpose, who shall reside at the place. give security
~ the same manner in the same sums, and whose
compensation, emoluments and duties and authority,
shall, ia every respect, he the same, in relation
the lands which Shall be- disposed OF at their Office,
as are or may he by law provided in relation to the
registers and receivers OF public monies in the several
oiees established Tor the disposal OF the lands of the
Unite;l States northwes of the river Ohio.
See. 9. Ind be it further enacted, That the said
lands shall he disposed OF III the manner, and
on the terms and conditions are may he
provided by law for the sale Of public lands in the
district of kaskaskia Presided, That no tracts OF
land excepted from the sales BY virtue Of any former
ACT, shall be sold by virtue of this act .3d provid
Ell Giso That tract of not less than miles square
shall be reserved by the President of the Unite,i
States for the and support ofthe public salt works
on Saline creek
SEC. s. Ind be it further enacted. That so much
OF the lands attached the district Of Vinccnnes, nv
virtue OF the first section of act entitled An act
providing Tor the sale OF certain lands in the Inians
territory, and for o,her purposes" passed The
tiriiet! day of April, thousand eight hundred
anil TIN, as lies of the second principal meridian
established by the shall he attached
to aud become part of the district of Jefferson ilc
and shall he offered at public sale Mt the land Office
for the said district under tue superintenancc IF the
register and receiver of public monies tor the said
and office, and shall be sna in every other respect
i'm the same manner and on the terms and con-
ditons provided by the aforementioned act.
except that the pubic sales Tor the said lands shall
remain open only for six days.
". CLAY,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
GEO. CLINTON,
Vice President IF the Uhired States, and
President Of the Senate.
February 21 1919.
.4eprovea,
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NTIRGrNN-A. .-..es holden .in the Clark,s or.

NTIRCrSi\-At .~s'es holden in the Clerks or.
flee of the superior Court OF Chanccry for the
ticl' lond Di ,rict, the ~ day OF March, 1912.
Jaiaes Brown, John Marshall, George Pickett
John Nickian, Joseph Darns,att, William Cook,
Samuel Peasants, Jr. John Graham. John Foster,
GEORGE Fisher, Thomas White, Thomas ra,io,
Joseph Gallcgo, John G.. Gamble, William a. bur.
well, (who sues for the Benefit OF Ro-
bert Gordon and James Carrie adni'ors OF jam $
Cuiiae, decd. James brown, Richard L. Goode and,
robert Giaiiam, cxors OF James Iyc,who WAS ex'ur
and devsee OF the real and persons estate james
lyle Jr Ann d. Hay ENcc'x of James Hayes deed.
Dabney mnor ad,n'or OF U, erton Anie. sun deed
James ID. McCaw, and John w. Green PTS.
against
William Marshall, Robert Johnston, John Duns-
mnre Patrick Gibson, William Fenwick and John
Richards trustees of the Rehmond Theatre and John
Bisnall. James West and Anne West, Susan Bignal
and Thomas Bignal, coheirs and cohei-esses OF Mar
sareaa West, Dcfts.
The defendants John Biguall, James West, Anne
West, Susan Bisnall and Thomas Bignail not
having entered their appearance and given security
according to the Act OF Assembly and the Rules of
this Court ami it appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they are not inhabitants OF this countr,-H is
ordered, That the said defendants do appear here
on the first day OF the next term and answer the
hill OF the plaintiffs and that copy of this order
he forthwith inserted iii some newspaper published
IN The City of Richmond, for two months sucsess
lively and posted 1t the front door OF the Capitol in
the said City.
copy Teste,
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* EATS FOR " ATHR WORkS--On the falls of
- James river. he subscribers witnessing with
much pleasure, tie rapid progress and great pros
pctiy OF manufactures established in their country;
DIier for following very valuable real estate
TO va, tract OF lard containing about forty acres OF
land bordering The South side OF the river and a.
forcing excellent situations for the various kinds OF
mills amt other works operated by water OF which an
unlimited iG nexiIaIsble supply NAV at that place
be draw; from the river at all o>the year.
Works established there would be secure from injury
iya invading naval force, while tIey would possess
tic benefit OF navigation extending through fine
wheat country, ABOUT three hundred miles above
Richmond, and to the below. The fertile and
wealthy country through which this river passes,
aboHnds IN Iron ore, and considerable number of
ron works are already erected convenient te nay
cation al the river, which furnish great quantities of Dig
and bar iron OF superior quality, and the coal mines
ani teestone quarries III the vicinity OF Richmond and
e"T>nient to this navigation are conceived to be in
exiiaustlbe. This land is adjacent to the town of
Manchester, and separated from the city of Rich
mond (tie metropolis of the Statc) only by the
BREATH o: The river; a considerable portion thereof
high iese' beautifully situated for building lots and
will he the stopping place for boats from the western
country; as their voyage terminate here rs
soon as distinctions are removed as to make the
falls OF the river navsabe on the South sidc as they
on the North.
1t is proven by the mills already erected, that no
seats for water works in any part of America offer
greater advantages chan those tho falls of James
River in the vicinity OF Richmond, and as such pro-
perry is seldom offered for sale, it is deemed an OBJ
ect worthy t,c attention of manufacturers through
out the Uuted States
The above mentioned property will be sold at auc-
ton oil the premises the fourth day of May next
If fair, il not, The next fair day, credit of six
twelve aud eighteen months, payable in equal install
ments bonds with satisfactory security will be re-
CURED from the purchaser, title will be made until
all the payments shall be completed and them IN
indspuable title shall be conveyed the purchaser
9lesander .1fcRae
John Cidrke
UiHia1n BoSvden
Uiliia1n WGrala7y.
George Uinsfon
~ The editors of the Bait. American and Boston
PARROT. requested TO inscrtthe above once week
till The 25h April, and forward their 10 this
Office.
FEB 10, 1919. wtds
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TWENTY DOLLARS Observation-Disclosures
4 from the subscribe, on the fifteenth day Of Sep
fsnber last negro man slave, named GARY, aged
about twenty-six years light black complexion,
height about six feet, stands qGite erect, aud when
waking h'u,dss himself quite nimbly, his weight is
one hundred and sixty seventy, eOuntenaBee cast
down when spoken tOtlye white of his eyes is unu-
5laiy large, on being apprehended is very surly lie
rough Cooper. On examination his sI,irs will be
found injured-he has probably obtained free pass.
.tbout twelve years ago, Gary was brought from
brunswick county to Surry county in this state ly
DIR. Travis Harris, where said boy lived for eight
years and was in the year sos, purchased by myself
Of Thomas Edwards aud Reuben Buffers cx' ois. Of
siid Harris, decd. ont of Sury, and brought 10 Buck
Inghnln, where said negro got wife, and lived with
me about two years on james river, not far from
Scots ferry, and then brought Nv myself to Al
bemarlc county, near Milton from whom said negro
copcd-said slave 10 psobabiy harboYed IN SurIy or
some Of the above places. ! do hereby fo'cwarn az
persons from harboring said negro. AS. do com
Iuand a csptans Of vessels at sea, not to Grant said
slave his passage, take bin on board.
The above reward, with oil reasonable charges
will be paid 70 any person taking said slave wt tis
state, aud bringing him % ne, or else for conIinine
him in any Jail III this state, that get him q
gain. An additional reward of ten dollars vii! be Civ
to any person taking said slave out Of this state
and for acting with him as above stated.
THOMAS JEFFERS on, jr.
Ei5ernarle county, Virginia
Feb. Is. w26p
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JAMES MADISON.
AN ACT,

AN ACT,
Giving further time for registering claims to land in
the western district of the territory of Orleans.
: Z T. it enacted By the Senate and House If Re-
{ D personalities of the United States If .4,eri-
ca, an Congress assembled, That every person or
persons cl Inning lands in the western district % Oh
territory OF Orleans, who actual settlers
land which they claim, and whose claims have NOT
beer heretofore fled with the r. gster of ,tc Laod
osfce, for the said district, shall be allowed uth tie
first day of November next 20 deliver notices IN wii,
ing, and the written evidences Of their CLAIMS the
Register of the Land Office ut OI.eous,s; aud tie
notices and evidences SO delivered within the time
limited by this act, shall he recorded in the
manner, and on payment of the same fees, if the
same had been delivered before the first day of Iuly
thousand eight hundred and eight; but the rights
of such persons shall neglect doing within tie
time limited by this act shall, so far they de-
rived from, cs u;g'' on any act OF CorgrcRs, over
after be barred and become VOID and the evidences
of their claims after admitted rs evidence in
any of the United States against any grant
rived frora the United States.
Sec. 2 Ind be it further enacted, That the Re
gister and Receiver of public monies of the SAIL Land
Office at Opelousas shall have the same powers and
perform the duties in relation to the c:in thus
filed before the first lay Of November next, as IL no.
tice of the had been given before the frs day
OF July, one thousand eight hundred and eight ox-
ccpt that their decisions shall be subject TO the rev
sion OF Congress. And it shall he the duty of Tx.
said Register and Receiver make TO the Secretary
of the Treasury a report Of all the claims thus h:.d
the substance of the evidence il support thereof
with their opinion, and such remarks thereon 40
they may think proper; which report together viii.
list of the claims, which, in the opinion OF the Re.
sister and Receiver, ought to be confirmed, shall be
laid by the Secretary of the Treasury before Con
gress at their session, for their determination
thereon. The said Register and Receiver shall have
power to appoint q clerk, whose duty shall be the
same, in relation the claims filed aforesaid, az
required of the clerk to the Beard of Cemmisi-
oners for adjusting claims to land in the said district
and the said Register Receiver aud Clerk, shall each
be allowed fifty cents for each claim fled according
to this act aud Which decision shall be made,
whether such decision be in favor of, against the
claim; which a''owance of fifty cents shall be in full
compensation for their services under ti.is act.
III. CLAY,
Speaker Of the House Of Rebresentatioes.
GEO CLINTON,
Yice-Prcsi1ent efthe United States, and
- President Of the Senate.
March 10, 1919.
.4hproVed,
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JAMES MADISON.

AEKP or VIRGlNIb.--'rhe public respect.
~ fully inform Ell that the Proprietors OF the MAP
OF VIRGINIA have placed the management and
site the Eagle Tavern, in the city Of Richmond !;
where they may be supplied with MAPS at the orr.
ginal prices.
John u. Jones also offers general assortment Of
Books and stationary which he viii sell on loerai
terms.
NIB. Orders from the sountry fatlf dyattended TO.
Marcel H. iaw6t.