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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-06-24
COACH 8 HARNESS MAKING.
Heter a. Humphries

ID ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the public
generally that he continues the above business his
OLD established stand for many years known that of
Coach and Harness Maker,
NO. 9, u Hdno1er 81, neat door to the Bank Of Dearcare
Having employed the best and most skilfu workmen he
IS enabled to make Coaches, Gigs Dearborns, &c. on the
most approved PLAN and in the fashionable order
combining d1ra6Nty with beany, comort and avei-
hng which will place them parallel with any made
in the Borough.
Carriages of all kinds will be neatly and carefully repair
ed and likewise Harness, the reasonable terms and
at the shortest notice.
GTOrders will be thankfully received and puncually at
tended to.
Three Apprentices wanted None need apply who can
mot well recommended for industry and morality
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delaware State AOttery,

For the endovment Of .yeYarh College, .ndale-
town .4cademy &c.
CLASS.
To be drawn tie 81 August next, in Wilmington and
completed in few minutes.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-28
Valua5le Prope,iy for MI

virtue oil J-ed e trust executed 10 the .ul,r,it., L.
Inomas Manu- Randolph, the elder bear ins ,I ,I 10 G
april lb@l aud Of record IN the CLERKS Office Of
court ,or me purpose of securing Tlioma. j. auIob J
Carr on recount NJ certain endo ,ureii, I
tueiei" spctied well pursuance of an agreement
go mt" between the parties the 18th October a ye IN
b"eeed TO sell on The seventh day 81 December next, fff
not On the next di day) the premise. that ,,l
ven known estate Edseli lying She R,yanll river -,
mhe' MEOW Charlottesville, together with tine negroes ,,cL
crops plantation utensils, &c. The land will be soI -,
rIen OF one two and three years, the purchaser ei
oI WIN approved security 10 Ice secured nv deed Of t
n ,e iahh The negroes ior cash; the stock eop &C. c
.'eait OF SIX months the purchaser giving bond viii ,n,
o. 5" much II the above property will he
'S"V Tue PuPo'es 0i The above iced anil agr cement
VALENTINE VI. SOTrTulI
~ o. FRANCIS w. GILMER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-28
Sale OF VnItnhIe- .I-n,,.Ia

WILL sell on The premises on The Isl DAY of Dee.mI.
70 ue nshe.l hddtr, my fact of Land lying lanes nj
10 from Peter,hnIs called presI Lie. The land cm Of
ana so9 acre, very fertile and well aauted H.
cotton, corn wheat and tobacco will sell !, m n;
OF one, Two nnd three years The purchaser giving bond and
80 o me hrs payment aud bonds for the other payment.
tne same Tine aud place will sell the stock OF al kind
ana me crop that nav he on hand upon credit If 70 no
Tor all sum- $40 aad for unde that ancun, th M
.. B'"d' aud app security will be expected for
ALSO,
pn me ioih day Of Dceember, the
80; u "del 81 a""u $40 acres of Land in the county of
Amelia ina good ncighbourhood and healthy ,u,,i 70
wben about ~ acre are prime low grounds, very hea, linn
ne ed aud The whole Of the land well yyatere, and j;
bly, adapted to the production wheat tobacco
cJ pgsP creek run, through this land the navigatip Of
when WI be ofen by the h January next aerord;n 10
tract to the ApPomaox There are good cr,o, f [
ieedeh on noth The above described farms. Po.,too can h.
had on the Isl Jan. next ~ Va" oe
The stock "f evey Kind, crops plantation u,en,il S n
wIli be sold at the up N Terms n,rnon.J ~ -
Uet.2s. ~ hi-So'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-28
W.aRSH9L'iS SaIE

pursuance OF decree Of the Superior Cont of b,,er
= ioi ule richmond District pronounced the ION d,v III
March IS5 ~ the case 'fCup nd Hughes hall on s
%oh day Of November ncS, Offer for sale the rhe.t
Purir auction iDr each Fact Of Land king IN te eo
OF Powhatan oh jane River, about riie beory te ,
"a 'yrsvic II beng the Tracf Of Land conveyed a.
Charles COPELAND by dee o mortgage dated the ri, IL 81
ly, 1921, filed among the -Sbft. IN Tie sbov. named go
anI obtaining by sad deed $50 aud 1vartpr r The
ne more 90 ,e'' The sale Of The above de.ched land viii
be made subject tO the right IT dover Of Mrs Iuth iii
except IN 'eventeen and belt acre, thereof 's''
o.,,t.. 90 900. JGUERRANr, MISC c. R.D
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-28
Fun DOIfars Rg,o,,rJ

* ANAWAf tom the Eagie p;e IN the nsbt Of the u
~ int negro named PEFERt h. >, ,b,u, y, ,e,-, -
So ee' inrhe nigh he . thick made; h1nt ou when h.
WI way hiue cloth roundabut aud white pant tloon lie
ION 0iihnnlerl1n e0u ios. and ,sts sold lately m
"chond by NJ Henry Tankef.Iey II i, .uopn.ed he viii
90 he neighbouiood Of Northumberland suhou,e where
~ wiie The above reward ~ 500 will he psd ON h..
ae'eyi TO capt j. D. Prens ~ The e, or SIS Tor securin.
@ =, any J' 80 that he may he got iiin and Information
W. -. 5f-tc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-28
RTCE JEwET.nve.o

VIE suiscribr' Iva. received, addition To- hi, former ,u,
-, ply OF uood Rich Jewty, Superior Gold Patent
WIN extra Ie~es Expansion, Curb and Com
Pe"'Med Dsiinces Cable Chan Roman and Maltese Co.
s9.ihrid Castos and Csndc-sti,k,; do with Iranc
SWer I@hif Tea Desert Mustard aud S, spoons; S,upanJ
ld;trr Ladies' Rodgers's Pen and Pocket X nvr So
Razor-, "a new article y AMI Tea Ia, ~;
sver and Steel SPeoaees Scissors, Patent ever pointed Pen
VI" '"d piited Swod'j DO Epauieit. Wing Gold and
SILVER Lace; Rifle Artillery and Infaut, Bu,tou. rns a
ss oi. Coral a &c. &c.Ht ,edueed prices.
Oci.2S. 5I--w6t IoUN ppoN,r-crr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-28
AhEeUIPA, June Sd, 1925.

Among the requests of tine will and testament OF
the late Pauline Bonaparte, we fad in the London
Courier the following
" 10 Jerome's son, born in America by Miss
Patterson, 10000 francs.
Z" 10 her brother Joseph she directs no legacy
he not being IN want thereof, he is better proyi-
ded with the goods of fortune than his brothers are
Sine requests him, however, upon the present oc-
ctsion 10 accept the sncerest of her a-
fectionae regard
10 her niece Princess Louisa so 900 francs
s. 10 her nephew Napoleon, son of her brother,
the Emperor, lie villa AID possessions OF ST. Mar
tinO, on The Island OF Elbs he l0Uaba of porcelain
used at the coronation as it will remind him of
one OF the most glorious epochs in the life of his
late faher;' also the box Tor perfumes and the lit
tie bijoux OF gold devised to her by the Emperor
- the whole tokens oil her tender affection for
him.
The principal part Of her estate she leaves TO
Louis, jerome and Caroline Bonaparte.
Mr.. Cevalos, formerly Minister OF Foreign AZ
fairs to ferdinand II. and author of the celebra-
ed Manifesto oil the Spanish Nation, has Just pub
lished, In Spanish, History OF Napoleon Bona
parte.
The Brussels Oracle states that the msnufac-
lure of steam sInes has been carried to a great
degree of perfection in the Netherlands, and that
a cotton tactO'y at C1reghem ne,r Brussels, is put
IN mOton by machine OF o or ~ horse power.
OF superior construction, quilt by Mr.. WasseIge at
Liege.
The Paris Constitutional ayers that the French
cabinet were endeavcuring to obtain tom the King
o. Spain cession oil the Spanish part of ST.
D00'tngO; which cesson would reduce the inde-
pendent Hsytiens TO very awkward situation.
A patent has just been taken out for new me-
thod ~ making shot. The improvement consists
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-28
.ATT,'ERy,G
LOTTERY & EFcaange- O0ice, sc, .Nq,

Lottery s. ETchdnge- Office, &c, .Hqrkef-sfyee,-
BALTIMORE;
II Wheftinthe aHi State Lrttsff,t ,,rre ,tl a.. -, a.,
s21)lO ,he iC,OJj. 1aj The $500 dollar eri,,s pun '
Whse, 90 frrtti State Ttirtes ~, e,, l-;,.1 No. T..
% Pne Of 800 SOf 1000, of 10000 10000 25c1o III
tre great rerHat ~ ~ "-
one Hundred Thousand Boilqys
Aud wef' wee sol q0i paid ai drawn In ONE 3s, p~;,e.
auouni"s - S20OJJ jtnv Me grenis.t gnotsf tor Is
iaiHsd NJ s1'y t.J.cs ~ dp.cSia.
Odel' enco,iu cash pi, cke hy mil or private con-
Ysy anee WI meet win the nOu a. Il on crso ,.
Pii, s;ioUi addicted to "
ri AILET CO rsiimsre>
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-28
Fipe D0Jiorg Rc,,,oI-.',.JI-

E( hNAWAY i'om the .ucribcr ubrset6,U ne, p,.,i
hSN"fk o. the lOh ius. uegru boy named S,u,,ri a.
s''"ns to The estate of Hcny Waihad dc add a. r,,rst
u king about M's EH Walhaf. his ,pis,e,, Oh, ts.
b Two mile below Chestefheld courtion.s az NJ
70 "h,o Plice he hs, been accustomed ,c,rrv % ever zinc
red him The above rewtrd Will he given To- snv n.r.
who will deli ~ him o me wy '
~ ~. 81 1t GFOs g ATKTySDN-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-28
Trust Soie of Jon,J

~ b'tr, and Francis II his vile aud reeo,C n,
Tnot o. to%,i"9 county we shall proceed 10 sell for cash ON
wherein the said Baker now resides or 4, much tbs u
20 70 ,aiy the said deed suoa title as Is vested m
us a. trustees Will be couveysdto the purriasct "
ABNEH SMirH
Oct. 30, 1928 '''H'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-28
.BOARDINGu0rSE

S5kS. LUCY HIUGINBoTHAM Ia. removed ,o Tho ;
and spacious house at the and 7h street, ne
, IVY, anngton Tavern, where she will continue o az
BodRDERSby th- year, mouth ,r shorter rI !" iN
abou; 100 ya'd from. The Canol gatr she viii
sp TO accommodate 10 - member. Of The
Oct. %. "'' "S si"',ar'"rN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-28
Five DolLars RelonrdI,

X ANYWAY on TIC i5ti June ias, a ner,o ,yo,o,, nan,
Fri'odia amaauo, 8 feet inches hieh ,bof io -,
10 Any person delivering the said woman 4, mo in I,;
'"S W. Fssr"e 'he above reNsri THOMAS PURYEAR n.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-28
TENNESSEE-GEN. JACKsON


The Legislature OF Tennesse are displaying their
respect for Gen. Jackson in the most remarkable
modes. Resolutions have been adopted by both
Eouses, by which he is to be receive in the Hall
OF the House of Representatives on his arrival AT
the seat OF government, and TO be addressed by one
or both OF the speakers, in behalf of the two houses
But they have gone farther in their manifestations OF
respect. On the 9th Inst resolution and preamble
were submitted TO the Senate, f" setting forth the
claims OF Geu. Jackson 10 the Chief Magis,racy OF
the nation, and expressive of the undimnished con-
hdence OF this General Assembly in him, anu re-
commencing him to the people offhe Union, as
fit person for President, at the next election. %
They were unanimously adopted; and on the same
day, were passed by the House of Representative s
with but one GeSsentieRt voice of Mr. Reneau; he
too obectngmot much the substance as the form
10 the Resolution On Tie next day, it appears that
he presented his reasons, and had them entered on
the Journals in the shape oil mild protes.''-No
consideration shall tempt al this carly season to
enter upon the Presidential Campaign of 1928.
" Sufficient TO the day be the evil thereof" But
we think ourselves bound TO enter our protest
against this Resolution. We would object both
to the time and place OF its production. First it is
too early 10 commences contest which will not be
concluded before the fall of 1928: and 2dIy, the
members of the Stale Legislatures have no concern
in their legislative character with the nomination OF
candidates for President of he u. S.--The friends
oil Gen. Jackson have certainly given timely notice
OF the zeal and pertinacty with which the General
preiensons are 10 be pressed upon the people.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-28

on urgent business
PHILADELPHI, Oct. 24.--Thc President of the
u. s. arrv we'd in this city, on Saturday evening last
in the Union Line Steamboat Trenton, and tool,
lodgings at the Mansion House in Third-sireet. III.
was yesterday visited by number OF his fellow :
citizens We understand that he will depart 10
morrow for the seat OF government. .furora
The u. S. Revenue Cutter Florida, Cant Brown.
arrived here on Thursday evening from Key West,
having lett that place the 4ih inst. Welearn from
Capt b., tina, the brig Hercules, Seaman, fiom this
por, for Mobile, lad been got off shore at Kew Largo
and her cargo saved by two wrecking vessels conf
manded by two capts. Johnsons tile " hole had been
carriejto Key West, where il be sold on the
l4ih inst The wreckers had been aloy. ed a salyaye
of3l per cent. The vessel and cargo were in sured
for nearly S200,000. The vessel was under Jury
masts when she went ashore, having been
disabled
A letter received from Capt. Seaman, of the brig
Hercules, carried into Key West states that he had
hopes OF getting the sale of the vessel and cargo post
poned until tie first of No ember. ": Y. Gag.
Extract Of letter to the Editors of the N York
American, dated
&C Stockholm, July 25th, iS25.-Mr Hughes,
charge dsidires TO this court has left here last
week for his post at Brussels, stopping on his
way at Copenhagen, on a special mission the
Danish government.
&C He has resided at this place upwards of eight
years, and 1t is truly gratifying to an American TO
learn the terms in which he is spoken of here
90 The King, and the rest of the royal family,
parted with him with much regret.
" This regret par,aken by all connected
with the administration, particularly the minister OF
foreign affairs, who, some time since, observe
to the writer hereof, that, though no man could be
more Jealous than MIR. Hughes in vindica,ing the
rights OF las own country, yet, at the same time,
lie had conrillated the esteem and good feeling of
ali connected with this government"
Rapid .Mat,oity.-ln the neighbourhood of
Rio Janeiro, the common garden pea has been
sown, fioH cred and gathered, and the haulms re-
moved, within tie short space OF 81 days.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-28

THE BRANDYWINE--Mr Hebb of this
city, we understand, recev ed letter TO day from
Col. Somerville, dated on board The Brsndywine,
10Th Sept in lat. ~, long &c; lie speaks of he
brandywlne's sailing well; it was expected she
would arrive at Havre on or about the iOth Of this
month. The Brandywine was also spoken by the
Lancaster, at Philadelphia, from Liverpool in tie
same Longitude, all well "a board. BaH inner
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-28
b. y. BRowNe. .sffoyne,, - Tc,,c

- ~ -,,,,.., :. 80. = = 'It1U,ttY ut L@"ID,
a. neld ~ The city, Will anen those NJ York add W,,;
'Sshue, Ills ONCE Is Of Judse Drooe on the r,laec 1usrc
~" F0-.wstt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-28
SOlI EluF.
PLEWDD pRJZE

10000 uckeis...yNot one Blank 10 a PRIZE.
Evsy Prize payable h Cash. nheh may he had te oaiept
PRJCE or TIcKETSs
Whole Tickets rs 90 Quarters 25
HdiUes ? so EighMs 81
TICKETS aud ohl'e tobe h-d ODD su Even great variety
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-28

GREAT FIRES IN NEW BRUNSWICK. sc.
NV me British schr Henrietta, 4 DAYS from. ST
'onh, ~ Il we received papers to the IIth Inst.
~meh give Inc following accounts of destructive
fires in that quarter. m Y ~, al,
VA FRIDAY the 9Th inst. the inhabitants of Frcde-
ricon were alarmed ny the appearance ofFire in the
nooIs' surrounding the Surveyor Generals new
building, and hurried with the fire engines To. the
spot "hichis abou, miles distant A, this neriod
VIC" tie most achve inhabitants were at a distance,
III commenced In town Al Mr. Rings Buildings,
anu spread WIN such amazing rapidly to the
heghoonring Houses that very little pronertv was
saved We understand that Al D,yellins. Honses
and Al Shops and Barns, in all So BUILDINGS ,v.r.
CONSUMED, together with the Kings Stores and FIJI
ell Yard The amount of the losses bv ;rd;,,;1,,Is
IL estimated at E32 522
In addition TO the above calamity At the Scat of
government, we learn that dreadful fires are rava,
ing the forests around Fredericton g. in the se,le
ments OF New Ireland and N. Jerusalem in the re,r
oi G'setown. Alarming fires are also stated IN hp
spreading devastation in Miramichi Thirty house.
are SAID 10 have been destroy ed a, that place The
onS series OF dry weather has so compile civ p,rcl-
ed The earth in many places that the fire runs through
1t with astonishing rap:di,y.
Many OF our poorer fellow subjects are thus. by
the visitation of The Almighty. driven from their
"oheS' merchants and mechanics deprived Of the
produce of their industrious labours, and MANY
other individuals suffer extensive losses
Inc st. Lawrence Gazette of the I,h inst. saws
that the woods of the low grounds ON the north
SIDE of the St Lawrence for a distance of about 20
mies, from the Corteau du Lac TO the Cascades,
are on hre. The flames Were raging with great yio-
ience, and spreading in every direction
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-28

Cor. Pan Ness" The General Uyelfrre. D,
We must have fallen upon evil Times, - vhe,.
the Governors o! the States begin TO bow before the
Supremacy OF the General Government. * be-
comes high time for the friends OF the Constitution
10 look about them.
The shades OF opinion have become almost as
numerous as the hues of the Cameleon.
Mr.. Clay protests against the doctrine of the
general toeyoTe---he protests against the general
power oil oppropTiating money; but he is such a
iaUtuuinarlnn about " the means necessary and pro-
per 10 effect his objects, that it seems almost az
difficult 10 crcUnscribe his encroachments.
MIR. Monroe denies also The doctrine of the gen.
era! welfare, but he claims the general power OF
opPFoP'tattng money to any object which the u.
States, may choose TO accomplish Where then j.
the difference, when any end is presented, which
admits or requires the expenditure Of money?
mir Adams declares any 10 be " inefIably
stupid" who should deny the power Of the general
government to better the condition of the people :
and In his Inaugural Speech puts forth sim1r prn-
clple, though 10 more dIgHihed terms, when he
declares that " every speculative scy1tpie will be
-olyed by practical public blessing screening
doctrine indeel
The Boston Literary Gazette ridicules the Viz
GINA School OF Politicians; asks how it was posi-
bio TO limit an instrument originally designed for
states TO 20; insists upon it hat the old process
OF giving powers by amendment il too TEDIOUS and
troublesome to be resor ed %, and seems o con-
sider the Constitution as g meaning any thing or
nothing" IL may be stretched, like IN elastic
rubber, to meet any igeucy; to produce ans
practical public benefit, at the discretion OF the
members oil tbe government. Speculative scyupIes
are mere idle dputstIons aud the general toeifaye
Is alone the o1Jec. to Je promoted
Then we have Nr. Van Ness, Governor of The
State OF Vermont, communicating a Message on
the 18th inst to the Legislature at tine opening
oil The session, which contains the following preg-
nant paragraph
" When we find that the very first clause in the
constitution Of the United States, pronounces i,
one OF the principal objects Of its establishments 10
" promote he public welfare, and, r. nen we re-
heci that this welfare is inseparabl, connected with
lIe diffusion o, knowledge, we Cannot but be struck
with a-tonshmenl, that the General Government,
with such ample means il possesses, should so
long have delay ed TO lend It's direct and eilicIeo,
AID to the general purposes of education. In this
ca oil peace, and OF increasing attention to the in
iefns condition ofibe country, may we not be per
United 10 hope, tina, The present administration viii
not suffer 90 ungathered so rich harvest of glory
As ouid spring from the adoption of measures, by
which all the sates would be enabled, without
pressure TO their inhabitants, to mpart, 20 every
useful extent, the inestimable blessings Of educa-
ion''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-28

like forgotten. All appeared rejoiced to behold
the Chef Magistrate of ne iirst repablic in the
world and to testify their respect. He dress
ed in plan su' OF black, and appeared equally
gratihed with the people by whom he sur
rounded. lie left town this morning for Washing
too, where it is understood Mr. Clay awaits his
rival previously to his departure for Kentucky, up
on urgent business.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-28

II mistake Ia, occurred IN II; inag Tue advertisement f
H. Robert riP' Virginia Mlit'r. AGENT which we ,.ile
g'"t the expenses of sur5e, ing AMI en,; ~ ,oo"
acre. Il ought "a be " About Si5n L., % ~ WV
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-28

IN mixing small proportion of quicksilver, with
the lead, by ~hca m'al the shot l. rendered har-
DER and heavier and divesed OF tire arsenic, which
was one o. he chiei objections TO the original pa
'e'' sno'' Other advantages are stated to be, that
'naiie size Is procured for guns OF smaller cali
pre- yet equal to larger drops; that il il asclesn as
SILVER TO handle, aud msy be carried loose in the
pocket; and hat it has less friction in firing.
London Paper.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-28

SI50NCATo Is on our last page; and rs the sub
Ject Ut Judge Ioyior's Residence must be pretty
well exhausted by three months discussion. we
beg leave Tor The present to bid adeu to it---rhere
are Nos OF the Political Disquisitions which
we think will reward the attention of our readers
The next No. on Tuesday, and the others in rapid
succession.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-28
SPLENDlD DIsrRIDUTIoN AT HAND.
ALLEYS OrFICE, IGG, Aiarket.,tr.et.1
---.-. - BtltiiVte. G4h Ostoh,i, 1925
THE HOLE XIV CINE Day.
ODD IND EVE.N- SYSTEM
II Thever yrca demand 10 Tie., Il IN The t,RANn
TATsE5 Tt6DTTYEgT2 w

ht 1ee '"cd h~i 'he drawing might have been fixed AZ
m"eh eae day Than tie ga IF Noytn,br when Il ,H t
Pi'e " tounc' 't"iore. - As tickets are All ,dg
" rec 1u' enfts act supplied should make imme ae nrni
99 o. Iey may he dtsarponttd. The sales Of Gekeis 10
" ey are "hrrvsilethe grea, demsnd arising rom ts
y ~ w M.d. 81 dawius, which being on the CDD
70 - 6 SIS4EH, G'yes ,he adv ,iturer the csyfairf
obtaining 81 to"sf Prise the pure base Of two tie1
~ shares, and may draw tiu,ei >''