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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-22
FROM RIO JANEIRo


A letter from Rio Janr:-o, compla;o,
Of the conduct Of the Emperor Don
Pedro, for banishing Mr. Ray, an A.
merican merchant at Pernambuco.
from that terri,oEf DR.. Ray was for.
merly an American Consul at pernam.
buco, and was removed. His Danish.
ment seems to have been for some DO
litical offences against the state.-The
following is = order Of banisament;
but Mr. r. notobeying it Immediately,
wishing rather TO appeal TO The Empe.
ror, and claim a trial, has been con.
fined in fort Bruni. N. y Com. Adv.
TRANSLATION.
The Brigadicr Francisco de Lima
and Silva, representing in his despatch
No. S, dated the 18th s0f this month,
how dangerous The rssidcnce of the A.
merican merchant, Joseph Ray, might
be for any. further time in Pernambuco,
not only on account ofhis having given
refuge to many persons involved in
the crime Of rebellion, lately NANTES.
ted in that province, he being the init.
mate friend Of the Infamous Manoel de
Carvalho, but also for having had the
boldness to try the Judge Of the Militia.
~ Commission, and to offer him mo.
ney, in order that he would consent 10
the escape of another Of the principal
Rebels, thSn prisoner in consequence
Of his crimes:-And it appearing,
moreover, in the aforesaid despatch,
that before, in 1917, the said American
practiscd the facts, literally transla
ted, for which he was turned out Of
the place of Consul, in which Office he
then was, and i, now appearing that
that Hni or token was no! sufficient
TO restrain his turbulent genius, His Ma.
jesty, the Emperor, has resolved, that
the said Joseph Ray be ordered to
withdraw from the Brazilian Terrific
ry, because he has made himself un-
worthy to remain in it: and he orders,
through his Secretary of Foreign AZ
fairs, that tn. Brigadier Francisco de
Lima and Silva, as soon as he shall re-
ceive this, shall make known to him
g. Ray.) the older for his departure
from the Empire, assigning to himfor
this purpose, short and peremptory
time. Palace Of Rio de Janciro, A
pril 80, 1926. (Signed,)
LUIS JOSE De CARvALHo Z MILLs.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-22
Rise Of Tickets.

YUCKETS in the New.York Literature Lot.
l. terry No. 8. will advance from the present
price $50, to SIS, on Monday next Goth inst.
Until that time they can be had in variety Of
lucky Nos. at Runnells's Offices, Washington
City, and Alexandra, D. C. viz--Whole Tick
cts $50. which may produce 100, 900; Halves
s25. which may produce $4,000; Quarters
s12 so; which may produce $4,000; Eighths
s. IS, which may produce L, 500; Sixteenths
So 123, which may produce 800 dollars.
Those not yet supplied, are requested to be
early in their applications, lest they lose .
chance for the above splendid Capitals. This
lottery will positively be drawn all in one day,
(4th January next Ticketsin allthe popular
lotteries, constantly on sale at RUNNELLS'S
Lucky Offices. UOrden promptly attend
ed to. dec 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-22

Little River Turnpike Company.
TIME stockholders in this institution will
l. meet at Horatio Clagett's Hotel, in the
town Of Alexandra, on Friday the sixth OLA
nury, 1926, to elect President, four Diree.
tors and Treasurer-Aiso, for the settlement
Of the accounts for the year 1925.
On the following day, the Superintendent
Of the road, and Collectors Of tolls at all the
gates, will be appointed. BY order Of the
Board. JONAH THOMPSON, Treasr.
dec6 3tawtJ /.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-22
From the. Rhode Island Manufacturers ana
Farmers' Journal.


POLTrICKS OF CHILL.
We have the pleasure OF presenting
.ur readers with an highly interesting
.ke,ch of the political relations and
the progress of improvement IN the
people aud their government as now
Existing in this important section OF
che New World; for which, we are In
deb,ed 10 friend residing at Santiago.
whose official situation, and we may be
nermit,ed to say the use highly cul,
t;yated and observing mind has enabled
him 70 make Of the advantages within
hi, reach for acquiring knowledge oil
this subject, we give to his views an
.nthenticity which may be much more
safely relied on than the irresponsible
statements relating TO this country,
which form the principal materials OF
our information in regard to its politi-
cal affairs:
The decree for convoking a new
Congress has gone forth; i'll is 70 con-
,ene in this city on the fifth OF Septem-
ber next, and it is TO be styled a oo'sf'-
tuenf Congress, but there is little pro-
liability that any Constitution WIZ De
adopted by that body, although 1t rs
not certain that an attempt VIII not oe
made to re-estabhsh the abrogated one
Of 1923. cr.r.,,.,,
S...;or NJ constitution at present
because there is every reason to be-
Reeve that any she might now adopt
would be of but short duration; Tor
should its principles be coniormed 10
,he nresent state of society and the I'M
nerfrct idea Of civil and religious Ii,
ber,y now entertained, the progress oil
civilization and political knowledge
would soon outstrip .hem, and Inc
state Of society would be found IN ad-
vance Of its political institutions, from
which would undoubtedly result their
5euruction: Should they on The other
hand. be prospective, and anticipate
condition Of Improvement equal to the
institutions and sufficient to render
them ineligible, practicable and per-
manent, i, is probable that the inter
vening discrepancy and inequality De.
tween the condition Of society and Its
Institutions, would, by showing their
nrss.nt un6tness aud inapphcabillty,
5;scredit these institutions, render
them unpopular, and finally cause thell
abrogatien. -. .,.,;.
Ia. been probably illustrated by the
f.cr that Chilli has already had two
eonst,tutions--tha, Of 1918, and thato,
zoos The former was accommodated
70 The state Of political knowledge and
civil liberty existing at the time OF its
Sor,nation, but it was soon found that
the condition Of public improvement
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-22
The n. York XAiterature

Lottery-to be drawn on the 4th Jan. next.
and finished in q few minutes.
As humbers-6 Ballots to be Drntn
Highest Prizes:
100000 dollars 4of $500 dollars
$4,000 dollars lof 1000 dollars
10000 dollars 80 of 900 dollar.
10000 dollars 70 Of 500 dollars
2of 5000 dollars 468 Of 100 dollars
Less than blanks to prize-only $4,000
tickets. Present price $50; Halves IS; Quar-
tiers IL so; Eighths Is; Sixteenths 8 12i.
Washington Canaland Connscticut
State Lottery.
Authorised by acts ofCongress and 9Th Le-
gislature of Connecticut
To be drawn on the 18th ofJanuary next, and
finished in a few Minutes Scheme.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-22
GRAND CONSOLIDATED
State lottery OF Md.

Offering chances for brilliant fortunes, for q
mere triAe: to be drawn on the 18th Feb.
next, and finished in one day. Capital prizes:
100000 dollars 10000 dollars
10000 dollars 5000 dollars
10000 dollars Is Of 900 dollars
10 Of 500 dollars.
Whole Tickets Sl2; Halves 6; Quarters 8;
Eighths so.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-22

OFFICE

UFFICE,
McK,ighfs Building, King street, twe door,
West Of Royal street.
Superintendent by J. w. Logan, who hes con.
stantly Oh hand,
TOBACCO, SNUFF & SUGARS,
Of every description. dec 20i
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-22

1t has pleased the Legislature OF Yer,
mont TO lay tax upon dogs; one good
has already resulted from this interpo
sition of the congregated wisdom o.
the green mountaineers; the muse o.
the hills has been invoked, and the tol'
lowing poetry, which Notwithstanding
its subject should not be called dogger'
81. appeared in the Bellows Falls W..
Intelligencer.
TO MY DOG JOwLER.
On, hearing ofths late motion IN the LEGISLATURE
JowIEa! they've taxed We, honest FRIEND
Assessed We, putye in the roll;
To exile every dog they'll send,
Unless some friend will pay his poll.
Nv all that's good! the rascals meant
Tween you and me to breeda strife,
To drive you into Punishment
OR bride your friendto take your life.
But fowler. don't you,be alarmed
lfpoliticians do neglectye,
For all their tax We shan't be harmu-
Hove and honor and respect ye.
But taxes, says the Constitution,
Convey the right to represent,
80 dogs, by this same resolution,
May just as well as men be sent,
Now, dogs and men and voters heaf'
That JowLxs's put in nomination
To go. upon the coming year
And aid in public legislation'
fowler, steer clear Of demagogue''
Steer clear Of the minority,
Take care to smell Of other dogs,
And vote with the majority.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-22
PAINTED AND PUBLISHED,
DAILY,

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Anyrur,skxESrs inserted three times for one
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dering the paper or enclosing advertise
ments.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-22
Seine Irvine Il Sid es&

RECEIVED AND FOR sAfD<-
e HOGSHEADS Bridport Herring nd
u Shad Seine Irvine; bale Shoe Thread,
4 or. balls. GEO. COLEMAN.
nav a
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-22

Less than two blanks to prize. Present
price of Tickets S.; Halves 2 so; Quarters
/ Is. Tickets and shares in all the above
lotteries NAV be had at
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-04-05
Ward Election.

NJ eIecuon Of Common-council-m IN the several
wards will be held on the first Wednesday in April
Madison ward, No Z, at the Eagle tIoteI-and - Nfn
wdru' NO. s. at the Shochce Hill tavern Polls will on,,
~ Gacn ward at 10 O'Clock, VI. "he fecloldcrs orio
% So CITY whetherimproved not, and whether such
ieSdcs therein or not, and the housckeepsrs and
ndOants OF the said city who shall have resided therein
' any ume Tor the space Of three mobs without the in
"IuSon OF ono twelve months, and possess in their oyn
Wi'nin the same, movable and mmovcable propsrf,
to the value of one hundred pounds" are entitled TO vote
March let. 1926. ~,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-04-05

IL The CONSTITUTIONAL WING is unfinished ,,,.. -
peek' Iuesdays and Fridays) al ue dollars per a,.nu
payable an adrance
Is Precious 10 discontinuance of HE paper an ar
discontinue, cN notify he Editor to that effect al least
thirty days before the period expires for uich Mey sub
ycribed.
for ddreTfssing-75 cents square (orless) for lie
Jff insertion and so CENTS for each contiuarce.-Th
number Of insertions be noted on Tie MS otherwise
mey 'ctn De continued and charged accordingly
: advertisements from he country to be paid for an
ad'dce or assumed by some responsible iadpidual an tbs
place -Ndnchester
fh letters 10 he Editor must be postpaid, or Ney
sctH receire attention.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-04-05
Valuable James River Land

OIh DNIE.
w Ill be sold, the premises at public auction. NJ,
NE 2om day Of May, my Estate CURLEs. Iying
." ydpes tiVer' about 10 miles from the city of Rich
nond, containing five hundred and od acres If ,nd %
'er,y Of this Estate with its many ADVANTAGES are Too,
wen known to require detailing The terms of sale eli,
one third in 90 days. third in months; win Tho
" 10 nohihs-the whole to carry interest from the
''te. a clear and undisputcd titlewll be made
nose VINO are disposed purchase are invited to vie
Wade Mosby, r. '' 'e'e''e' 10
March 11-21t wAnV ,tocD,, 70
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-04-05
RoBERM NOTE,
House Painter. Glazier &c

ESPEcTFULLY informs his friends and the public GENE
AZ rally, that he continues his business of t0tjsE,
IAlN itFG, GLAZING, &c. at the well known stand
corner of Harris's building and mnediataI, t
office OF the Constitutional Wing He has on hand =
general assortment of the best materials from New YORK
"ncn VIII able him to any commands entrusted
" nun Sd'sacorliy, on the reasonable terms HIN
tends attending the most particular bart Of the yrL
personally, and viii employ hut the best workmen
w. b. Ceilings Whitened, and Walls Stained in dis
temper colours. '" III us
March lift
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-04-05
wM. LAME CIR Y, JR.
a Y'IOR.N'E YATL.4W,

AfFERs ms services to those who engaged in law
~ suits the Courts held in city Of RicItnord I'm
prepare their suits for trial He will pay particular
ton to getting the parties speedily before the Court the
neglect OF which causes great delay He will also attend
To the suits at rules; to the taking of depoons and be-
fore the commissioners he proposes do the parties
themselves now have To perform, and whatever else may be
necessary to hasten final decision of their cause For
Bar
Jan. 25-tf
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-04-05
Whiskey, Sugars, MoIasses. SC.

w are now receiving by different vessels from Phila
w delphia, New York &c
ia Hhds. Philadelphia Whisky,
III bbls. do. part old and~s superior oualitv
so hhds diy New Orleans Sugar
81 do st. Croi& Sugar, portion prime,
9 oo 90. Mo!asses' of unusually prime quality
90 bags prime green coffee
80 sacks Liverpool blown Salt,
800 heavy Spanish dry Hides,
For sale, on accommodating terms bv
RALSTON & PEASANTS
March /
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-04-05
CoTTON.
$50 to 900 Square Bales of Cotton.

4 AM authorized TO sell from $50 to 900 well hacked
square bales of Cotton of the ensuing crop at price
considerably below present
JAS WINSTON,
MARKET BRIDGE:
Who has on Consignment, for Sale,
10000 lbs. of Smithheld Bacon
100 bbls. OF Whiskey,
SO do. Apple Brandy,
25 do. Peach do.
10 do. n. E. Rum,
20 do. Crab Cider Vinegar
100 do. and whole Herrinrs
Family Flour, Mountain Butter
Corn, Salt, Soap,
Best Spanish Sega.s, sc.
March IS
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-04-05
NOTICE.

III! ~ subscriber wishes to sell his TRACT OF LAND
~ 5anoyer county, the south bank of the South
s on containing SeVeu Hundred and Fifty acres
- oOV acres IN forest This adjons the lands
49, E. JNO. S. FLEMING.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-04-05
Cut Nails, Ground Plaster, and Fami
lY Flour. for Sale.

kINVE Hundred a Thousand kegs Of Chr NaiIs
Il weighing 81 to 100 lbs. assorted from Sd. to Sod
Also, Cut Nails for tobacco kegs and hhds warranted to
clinch, ~ "
despatch. ~ WIN
Az Tons Ground Plaster of Paris packed into barrels
or hhdS. according order,
100 Barrels of Family Flour, that is proved n h. od
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-04-05
REMOVAL.

The Universal Hat Warehouse
removed To the house doors above Mr. Robert
"a Bells, aud two doors below Nelson's DIV Goods Store
opposite the Branch Bank of the United States.
March 29--tf
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-04-05
For Rent

The handsome SUIT OF ROOMS over our Store.
AIRY ana convenient and very OFFICE, fronting
on 10Th Cross street Possession NAV he Rad immedi
atey.
mar 22-w5t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-04-05

me manchester (England) Courier remarks, that
The number of individuals annually nutiIated bv oa
merry IN Manchester Birmingham and Leeds, would if
stated upon paper, appear almost incredible In Man
chester, alone, IT has been estimated as AVERAGING one
year with anotter considerably above 1000 persons
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-04-05
RICHMOND VIRGINIA.. TUESDAY April 1sos
.Voret9u State 39aper.
MESSAGE

MESSAGE
W he Iice President Of Coton,bia CHARGED ,ciM The
Government, to he Congress Of 1925.
Fellow Citizens of the Senate
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-04-05

The late Presjdent-It is said Mr. Moproe,s cI,iros
on the government amount to $4,000 1t understood
that he is in debt about lO0 600 and that his
consisting of two estates in Virginia will not sell foT
that sum His debts contracted many wears ago.
SINCE he has been President his expenses have NOT OK
ceeded his salary. He is represented in speech made
IN Congress as man Of "caSy generosity - The bus
bands of his two daughters arc not rich
Hampshire Gazette.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-04-05

The Irish Charitable Socptv of Boston, celebrated
the last st. Pat icks Day in very hospable
gave sumptuOus dinnerat the Exchange Office Jouse
at which were many invited guests The Rev Mr..
Taylor, Rector Of the Catholic hurch in Boston rave
the following toast
'IHe H. ION Geo. Canning, His Byitannjc .Nqjest1s
Secretary Of State for Foreign .4fajrs-Mav bis al
mnisratiOn form epoch in the history of his coun-
try, by the abolition Of all odious distinctions and civil
disabilities the of religion and by the adnis
SION Of The Irish Catholics to the temple Of the British
Constitutions
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-11
Feb. 8.-3t

IN AVING determined to remove to the
n n town OF Petersburg, | will sell, on terms
the most reasonable, my PLANTATION in the
county of Powhatan, 30 miles from the city of
Richmond, and containing 800 acres, agrecablv
to a survey made some time back, though the
subscriber believes the quantity is greater, as
those surveys often prove defective The fer.
thty OF this Land is proverbal throughout the
whole neighbourhood, and the subscriber can
with truth say that he has more than once sue
ceeded in making crops of tobacco equal, il not
superior, both IN quantity and quality, to any
made on all James River.
There in this tract 50 acres of the first rate
low grounds, the greater part of which is n the
lower end OF Peasants Island. The improve
ments are not good, but at little expense might
be made quite comfortable for the accommoda
ton OF a small! family. The springs are many,
and OF the best and purest kind. The neigh
! bourhoOd excellci,t
| gentleman immediately adjoining will sell
100 acres of good W God Land at tile most rea-
sonable price
| the terms will be made known on the dav OF
sale, which will take place at the Eagle Hotel
III the city OF Richmond, on the 18th day OF
February, ii not privately sold befor..
| The Land viii DC shown bv Mr.. Frs S. Sanp-
! son, or by the subscriber, living at Fine Creek,
| IN sad codnty. JAS NJ. PLEASANTS.
FEB L tl5F
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-11
Book and Job Printing.
i. w. WHITE,

/. w. WHITE,
(CVer HessrS. Hayes = Loomer's Dry
! Goods Store, Marker Byidre
& 'ONIINUES TO execute Printing in all its
~ branches, with nca:ncss, accuracy and dis
patch-suct as Books Pamphlets, Circulars, Hand
Bills, Cards, Catalogues, Sc. sc. SC.
tie keeps constantly for sale, "a general as.ort-
nient oi.BlA kS-anons which IRE the following
the forms OF which we're carefully revised and
corrected by w w. Hcning, Esq
subpoena for witness in Superior Court of Ia ~;
ga Sa. on Judgment of Justice of the Peace;
Ca Sa. Executions; Injunction Bond; Capias in SUI
perior Court of Law, returuable 10 Rules: Bank
STOCK Certificates; Bail Bonds; Bonds tor tie uay-
nient OF money; Forthcoming Bonds or Ca Sa
Forthcoming Bonds on Il FL Fa.; Marriage Ii .ense
Bond and License; ri. Ia Execution; Cnpias il,
county Court, returnablc ia Court; Capias in Su-
pcrior Cnurt of Law, returuable To Court; II Offices
on Fortified Forthcoming Bonds; Subpoena for.
witnesses III County Court; Fl. Fla. Execution for
debt and costs III County Court; Commission to take
Dispositions in Superior Court do. do. in County
Court; Fl. Ia. Execution on bond for debt and
costs III County Court; Fl. Fa. Execution for Dam
ages Interest and Costs in County Court; Ca. Sa.
Tor Debt and Costs in County Court; Ca. Sa
IN Case. in Superior Court of Law, rcturnahIe 10
Court; Ca. Sa in Case, in Supcro Court of La w re-
tufnab!c 10 Rues;Capias pro fine; Ca Sa. Execution
for Damages and Costs in County Court; FL Fla.
Execution on judgment on Bond for Debt 81 Costs
IN County Court; ri. Fa. for Debt and Interest i'm
superior Court, rctUsndble to Rules; III. Fla. for
Debt and Interest III L1eror Court, returnable to
Court Fl. Fa. IN Case in Superior Court of Law.
returnahle to Court; Warrant Judgment and Exc
cutlon before single Magistratc-Bi Bills of Lading
and shipping Pnpers; Prices Current; Rates of
Foliage on James River Canal Sc &c. &c.
n b am willing to take two apprentices to
learn the Printing Business. They must be no,
more than years of age, of good ais and res
pectable parents. Their clothins and washing to
be provided by their parents or ardians: and af-
ter passing month ON trial. they must be bound
Those coming from the country preferred. Letters
post paid will be attended To. ~
THOS. w. WHITE.
Feb 3-St
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-11
Public Sale of Valuable Lands

pursuance OF Deed of Trust from General
ii Samuel Smith, the subscribers will offer at Pub
lie Sale, on Monday the 2ist day of February next
al the hour OF - clock at the Eagle Hotel, ia the
city of Richmumd, Va. the following valuable pro-
peIty, viz
356,oO0 Acres of LAND, lying in the State of
Virginia, that to say several tracts, situate at
the periods nj granting the patents for tie same in
the county OF h0nhawa, one Of them containing
5000 Acres, lying on the north side of Elk river
One tract containing 10000 Acres, situate on Mud
river, Guyandote and Sandy river-Ome tract con-
tanning J1,U0D Acres, lying the Big Sandy creek
north branch OF Elk river, and some waters of tine
right hand fork of Pocatdiico-Oue tract contain
ing 23.0OO Acres, situate the waters of the Ten
Mile, I"ireen Nile and the Eighteen Mile Greeks,
all branches of the great Kanhawa river-One tact
containing lOoUO Acres, including Rock Castl.,
creek. and some branches of Odtown creek This
branch is situate the hills, just above tire fine
bottom land of Ohio, and is heavily tinbcred- One
tract containing $1,000 Acres, lying on the middle
fork of Mud river--Oue tract cohtainino So 600
Acres situate on the southwest fork nf Mud river
One tract containing 900 Acres lying on brauche:
Of the Ohio river and Sandy rivcr-and one tract
containing 4OOOu acres, the head waters of the
| Zen Mile creek, branch of the Great kanhawG
river and the heads oi several branches of the Ohio
rivcr-Eleven tracts, situate the time of grantin.
the patents for the same, IN Harrison now believed
to lie III Wood county, one of them containing 300
! Aores-Ninc several tracts, containing 1000 Acre
/ each, and ono tract containing 1000 Acres.
For further description of the above mentioned
property, and information to the title, applica
| ton may be made to Edwin s. Duncan, Esq. o
! Clarksbmg, Harrison County. Va.-or to ethics O
! the Trustees in Baltimore VIZ: Thomas Ellicott
and Jonathan Meredith, Esq's.--or to either OF tn
subscribers, in Richmond, Va.
RICHARD ANDERSON,
&. J. NICHOLAS,
.9nOtuies Of The Trustees
| Richmond, 28fh Jan. 1925. ids