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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-13
"AuosnuRn. NInrch y.

"AUosuURG, March -.
Messrs Schumnnn, brothers, BOOKSELLERS at Zuickow
have advertised in the .4ieefne Zctpnc and other
papers, that the LIST volume Lie Napoleon ny Sir
alter Scott, has been lately published London; that
the end of August: that Dr. BE king Trans
lation, which they publish in pocket volumes with
eopperpates The first two to be delivered The subscIi
6rrs III June and the vhoe before the and of the year.
They will also print edition in English, and the price il
to be ahnot fifteen pence volume
Ths Constantine Fase.j.-If any of the descendant.
OF Constantine the Great would appear at the present
Moment and establish their claims saIisactorilv ii is
not improbable that they might hear Of something for
their advantages We quote the following hint, on dis
subject from the Liverpool Courier
The affairs OF Grccce going on anpIIlv on both
sides Neither are the Turks making much progress
nor The Greeks losing much ground. Their great evils
contiDue-the discussions of their chiefs and for ihs
reason they would derive advantage the friendly
interference of the Christian powers. They want a
keGd For the confederation of republics is an topan
scheme That head can scarcely be furnished by them
selves Tor the chiefs lea lou * hateful of each other
foreign prince would be more likely 70 command
respect, and prince mot have suggested an
English Earl, however much respected he may be in
Greece he ought to be, TO acquire that influence urI
private person could be found in whose favour some
thing like legitimate claim the throne Of Greece
could be made We do not thinh that unlikely I.
tho line ofte Conetannes exincio They took refuge in
Italy upon the wreck of the fortunes Of their family
Some may he found there One branch settled 10 En-
gland as VIII appear from the following monumental
Inscription (which may be this DAY in the church
at Llandnlph, in Cornwaj copied iio.. B,1Ons mi.
qosties Of Co4R,g0U.
Here Iyeth the body of Theodore Paeoogus of Pc.a
70 in laye: descended from the ImpeIyalI lyme of We
last Christian Emperor of Greece being the some of
Camilla, the some of Prosper the senue Of Theodore
the some or John, some of Thomas, second bro
iher to Con'aDtine Palcologus raygned in Constan-
tinopie until subderTed by tie Turks, who married wiz,
Mary the daughter of William Balls Of Gadye in Sonf,
foulke Gent and had issue , chIroa- 7oe51l0yo y0bo
Fe''Rrando, ,iaria and Dorotty and departed this
life at CIyfton the els; Of January, 1886.
Above the inscription is the Imperial cagIe and in
the register Of anduph, which very imperfect about
that time, 10 an entry of ofhis family, buried in the
year 1861 In The register of ifadcsh, tie BaYs at
that period appear to have been very numerous.
'if the male branches OF Ibis lustrous family are
extinct, yet probably in the female line Legitimate
descendant may nc found among ourselves: and En-
gland which forth Constantine TO assume the I'm
peral purple. may send forth another Constantine 10 re-
establish the fallen throne IF the Greeks. The inquiFy
at least, h only matter Of curiosity into the f,c f
ing
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and adorned in front with two pnnatitid branches
IN gold color SATIN, divergng from the Of the
waist to the top Of the bust and terminating be-
Meath cape of a5ou. quarter OF yard in depth,
divided on the shoulder, and trimmed with COL!
color sit'.n piping, and barrow blond The s!sc1c
IS short ana i, IS; IN regular I!a!ts, aal reversed
IN 'hc band round the arm. The Skirt has i. border
+ EoI! color SATIN pir1!g>, the three uppcr rows
commencing hl satin bow elevated i'll front Of TIC
$, and turned Oh circular to the right sll1, pro-
2,cen.; III a longitudinal direction til they meet
ih"n EJilcp'or sattn ans. palm branches are
rrr'ue' axe nat. y, and beneath three ppn,,
= abuse, cqh-l,a;Ant Large white cr,be Ls,t
sleeves arc ejtli il favor, and are confined at th4
~a', y broad Esy ptan bracelets. Gold color SATIN
~,>h With Short bows il front, the ends trnged ala
q lti :c;t l,ng'ts Ting Ilar parted towards the
If, ,cI L. III large curl>, and 4dolncd with Pro
yaGct u 'front.' and Shaded gauzc ribbon in
pit:. =: tie BACK. Wnite KID gloves, and white
~..'.i sioys = i@ E>Ne lsscmJlre.
Observation-Disclosures,
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rTAS1IRY.
Yt>oM TaE BOSTON PATRIOT.

FROM TaE BOSTON PATRIOT.
Nv h'.N' just ar.-rn from the perusal Of Mr.
ia.,.'.> e CATERS at,irc.s at the cousccra,lon
oi rir".a...t. L,t.," II f.rc:l.;.s Ms tl,a ,cry
chase and "!ro.Hs:.t pra4utio ton, i finished Nith
mach care, aid IS III injector t. tie h..,t Vi
;t..t ,it~- Of Writings &c uDrn he tvo last
y~ar> haze been % r,rla:A~tl, prolific
is thrtnr i III" " ~ .o,~, ul III" World"
rs >ho"e vii. i,,r ;,:,ti..y, ,.t ,t,; H., been
4 gradual a'.,I 'i~ll Of ;hr cond.lpn III man
kInd, steady vn.i >.rrn .ttcnins t,n,:,,yy Of
4pitl'l,. ii 81. ai,d .,c:i!.s u n.;truy.
: alihou. h " cr.p.!:.@ enc ayr .,,;l. tArt
which Immediately prtcc,trs or TOLL it. Sc
~Nl not always iind the comparison - r>,4!t il
any pelccpnblr Improvement but he thinks,
and We think win him, that BY dividing the
history Of the VIOLA into large eppcile, and con
tGaetin. ,Atm Wlh each other, wc cannot taI! To
convince our,ehe, that there Is a progress in
human affairs" We Of the present age enter
tam rational ideas Of civ Il liberty than d:d
our ia,t.ers. oar views Of oar Creator have eA
lau.!es, '.ars are conducted on more human
principles than they formerly were. and above
~, M"mta. whose power to soften the rough
trait, Of character in the other sex. las been
seem IN more instances than the tanning Of Her
cubs hy on'phtie, has assumed i ncv and ~
teft ting character.
. II the 1cathen world, and under the Jewish
dt.ptu>ation, She was the Slave Of man. Chris
Pat
our religion gradually lost its power in the dark
ages, She sunk down again 10 her deep moral
Il, ~sr;,dat''n. She was the first TO fan in the
garden OF Lden, and prrh"p, ii was judgment
upon her, when the Whole human characters was
nuw low, She sunk the inWest, and was the
last 70 rise again TO her original Consequence in
Tie sca'c II being Il.e u-e Of thlv>lTs indeed
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ofhowcr>; to these succeeded the maturing heat
lure is spent the sun is gradually Withdrawing
lis ,isifying rays, and Tie cold blast of Antnl!.n
is followed by inac;i'ity torpor. and death The
vintage and 'he gathering O.! fruits L'.lra@ t.
tiis season q IT, year, and n>,H~" pouS ID her
fnI.u,.l Jo.ntles into the lap Ct man. DoccrGas
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-28
IRON IND COPPER.
NAVY COMMISSIONERS OFPIcE,
trfI LII rgop
liz Eth. 1870

THE Commissioners Of the Navy will receive seaisd;pro
y possli until The 18th day Of March, for the SUNNY
the Round SQUARE, aud Flat, American IRON that NAV he
required fo the use Of the Navy during the present ycdr,o
he delivered ut
Portsmouth, n. II. moi less il,an nice tons
Charleston, Mass not less than hundred and tons
8fookiyn, New York, not less than hirty-eigf tons
Gpport, Va not less Than fifty tons
Washington, not less than sixty tons
The "a; and square be hammered and te rou,g
ircn made from hammered bars.
Proposss will II IT, time be received for The supply
81 an The bsh and Sheet Copper and Copper Spikes 6ds
and Nails ha may required at the several places where
The Iron aud Copper he Of the best quality and un
trgo the customary inspection a the place Of delivery
iueh other inspection As the commissioner may direct
Persons desfo 10 furnish the Iron aud Copper above
Toned, will be pleased 10 endorse onthe back Of their o
he words offers TO furnish Iron Ground, square, or fat) or
'aces at whichthe deliyeyis % be msde")
feb.i9. sse-:i5tl
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.1mericnn EcIinse r. ILen,-,,

WILL be let the ensuing season. 10 commence on
w the first Of March, and terminate the 10th Of JuJy ON the
following terms: Felipe will stand at Hoboken New
opposite New York. nj $50 The season, and Burg At MI BAH
gates, West Farms West Chester ~ miles from Hew-Yrk
At ; 10 the seasonte money he paid before the mare l.
taken Good pasture will be provided and every ,sn
tim paid TO the aud eo buhe propre,ors win not be
asweabe for accidents escapes Gentlemen sending
especially from distance, will please give early notice Of
such intention o. Convenient the horses will Sc limited
which limit will NOT, any consideration, be exceeded D
reotions fer the cfkeepin the quantity aud quality Of
food TO which the may have been accusnrned
with perfect aPedsrcc he procured should G. l
waded with them that The age and pcdigiee the colts m
being entered IN stud book may be accurately aseeained
The pedigree atd performance Of those horses 50 well
known 10 render an account Of them eary and %
may safely be pronounced perfect 10 make and shape as %
are unrivaled for sune and speed The colts II gclpse
even from part breed OF common mares partske very
common degree OF The poriccons Of their The wear
old alley Krel out Of Empress Zone Of the few aud perhaps
the only full blooded mare put him that seasen) old f
1000 dollars and was remarkable fot the perfection and
symnsy of her form, ashc waseclebraed for her ootnc
and speed having performed two three ine Ut her
race with Flisiila in Minutes and ~ seconds which with
the exception Of EeiPe and Ueuryl SURPRISES e time 81 anv
horse faeeoi the same length, record m this country
Any letters upon the subject, addressed 10 JOHN r.
JoHNSoN, New-york Willie rromrGy suenJed TO-
tso' -" els,
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FIR ESH GOODS

WE are noS receiving by almost every opportunity from
w Richmond re'h supply goods bought at auction on
the best terms, by H. B Montague residing there for The
purpose oil giving additional advantages Establishment
late purchases say confidence that having an ex
Per'enccd partner in Richmond, will he much ~ the
advantage OF our Gu toners and ourselves. We have lust
received also from New York splendid selection of f,gry
goods bought for cash by merchant OF much TASTE in that
market all Of which Offer at the lowest prices Tor cash. OF
cotton Tor the latter We will give ghest price
at Lawrencevle,or to Fox aud Montague, Riesmond
MONTAGUE MOTLEY & CO.
Jawrenc evie, Dec. o. co ~
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~ tt'tU OTItHFfItTIIUE TEES, NC.
iEfhEN T. MILLS q co. Hate Prince Mll,.l offers
~ TO the public, at ie Old American Nursery Long
near New York. their usual extensive assortment CT Fruit
ornamental Trees, Shrubs and riansof which about 10000
are OF sues suitable Tor fall anspiaung consist of the
most select kinds They have also seve. thousand Thrifty
grape Vines about 200 varieties Of Roses very large col
Dubious Flowers.
Also great variety of Oranges, Lemons Citron. erani-
INNS CHINA hOcs, Camelid Japan Roses Olives MytIe,
f","c grantees Jasmins Hea, aud other Greenhouse Plant
anu above 90 kinds Of the Double Dah celebrated for il,
Pendid Flowers so varieties Chry.anth.mu,ns and
above 90 OF caTnatons &c. lie. Catalogues of which may he
ontaied OF the suheEibers, aud throuy them 81 SEM
per mall will receive immediate attention.
lSigned] ELLIS A. ALLAN ao,n,,
Feb. 81. 70.
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.aW LlMPROVEO COTTO.N PRESS-

fTNiE subscribers oth city, Messrs Heath and Mason
oiPeersbufg, will shortly have powers sell for
using an improved Cotton Press any of the Tins
lieenee will he given to person, the power
received, ne Will set up the Press Immediately, that
pie may see IT, aud bs satisfied Of IFS utility.
- LEWIS WEBB Co
az
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-28

" The ENQUIR ER is published twice week generally,
aud three times week during the session Of the State Les.a
the heretofore, Five Dollars per snun,
yable ia advance Notes Of Chartered secie-payny bank
o will be received in payment. The Editors will suaran-
the safety of repitns them by mail the postage VI all let
iers being paid, by the writers.
~ No paper will be discontinued (ut the discretion of
he Edtor',) until all arrearises have been paid up.
II Whoever will guarantee the payment Of nine papers
shall have tn. tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
~ One square, OR LESS-Frst insertion rs eenu--eaeh
continuance, so cents.
- No advertisement inserted until has either heen paid
for, assumed by person this city,
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VIRGI.VI.I E.NER.

ID ANDoLPirS CULINARY GARDENER, -nlar sed and
IA adapted the present climate by expert
''ecd Iai encr, native OF Virginia. price 90 cents Just
published ny COLLINS q co.
Eastern District Of Virginia
Cd Rendered, That the ay jan the 50h year
ID Of the Independence ofhe u. States of America, Collins
<s.y. and Company OF the said dstiict deposited
l.. s. ihIs Office the title Of hook the night whereof they
"'fFEN clain propIieoTs, the words following
Randolpb's Culinary Gardener enlarged anil adapted 10
present state of climate Ivy experienced GardeneI
Native oivngiuia"
Ia conformity the OF Congress Of the United States
entitled An for the OF lcarnng by
n the copies Of maps aud books, the authors and
prophet of such copies during the times therein
Cd" RID: JEFFRlES, Clerk
or the Eastern District of Va.
n,-.,,.,,
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Nov.1G.
.MOTIEE.

VERY old Negro belonging to the estate of B.ua
nided 10 this Jail runaway on tn. tbtelIi November
as ana as the seutor or administrator OF said Hawkins have
peen duly PPrscd Of The same the county of Amelia
courthouse on Thursday the 23d February, 1926.
WA1. L. EGGLEST0N, jailor A. C.
Feb 16. ~ 81
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-MnTHCE

~ AVlNG sustained much injury by dcprcdaiions upon our
lands ia Henrco oountry Hereby forbid ali pe, ,n.
om cutting wood making roads hunting upon our lands
we are determined TO eniore The penalty the upon
"espa'sinS there0n' JOSEPH MARX.
Feb. &c. o,.S,,...-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-28

we haveb been politely favored with a letter
rom Bnenos Ayres as late as the 18th Dec. but il
contains no political Intelligence, except rumor
that the differences Between the governments
s or Saen0, .s As,e' Brazil. were to be
Sir Charles Stewart, who, il was said. wand
Immediately leave Rio JaAeiro for that purpose
a letter dated the 18th of the same month. has
been received al New York, which saws" We
are IN the agones of suspense between peace and
war with Brazil. Opinions vary every hour. and
although the emperor of Brazil Is making pr.a,
wariike demonstrations, yet he seems TO Intimate
an intention only to defend his Rio Grand frontier.
while the pretence Of merely defensive ,yor ia
put forward by this government .
Phenir Gazette.
The Norfolk Beacon Of Thursday contains n
letter dated at Matanzas the 3lst January, from an
oficer on board the United States Schooner Fox.
to gentleman in Norfolk, which says" We
stu continue here withou, any prospect of getting
home The Grampus sailed 3 or 4 days since on
cruise to windward. The health of the squadron
Is remarkable good We have no news, no pirates,
nor any thing else to make this station either in
ter resting or Instructive
1t appears by an official correspondence betwe zen
MIR. Forbes, United States Charge d. Affaires
at Buenos Ayres, and the Minister of Foreign AZ
fairs there, communicated TO the Department of
State at Washington, that an American bi ig call
ed the William had sailed from that port under cir
cums,ances which led to suspicion that she in
tended TO cruise against the Brazilian commerce:
that Mr.. Forbes addressed note to the b. Ayresn
Minister OF Foreign Affairs to ascertain whether she
had been furnished with Commission from that
government, to which the latter replied in 81 H.
stance, that no bellserent commission had been
sran'ed-but upon being informed that the William
had sailed clandestinely and had committed excuses
on the Brazilian commerce, and knowing that there
were In the latitude of Rio Grande, two of her
prizes which had been re.taken by his Imperial Ma
jesty vessels OF war, measures had been taken To
have hei proceeded against as pirate.
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49,, ESQ DOILARS!!
In prizes OF
TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS,
10000 Dollars l6 of 500 Dollars
5000 Dollars 56 Of 100 Dollars
8 of 1000 Dollars III of 20 Dollars

ALSO,
To he drawn in Warrington City under the inspection of gen.
uemen OF distinction, and finished One Drawipg of tx
minutes---IN -4PRIL. NEXT,
THE WASHINGTON
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY
foi Internal Improvement Literature or the
benefit Of Washington city, aud tue of Rhode Island
Connecticut Delaware North Carolina and Louisiana: autlu,
zed BY acts VI congress- and of the said
FIRST CLAss.scHEAIE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-28
TO .dGRTCULTURISI'S.

FJNIl subscriber outraged by the credit of the machines
= male by has late father and hmseif-and also by the
coua he has ed these last years, begs
his friends the public generally, that he
make both Portable aud Fixed Wheat Thresng Ma
chimes Of different aud reduced prices all Of which
male of the best materials sher the strongest
ans hopes the respectable Undersigned will he
sufficient Iecomnsu sstion
JOHN EXALL, opposite the Posi-oEee
Richmond, Feb. j, 1896
have used Nj. EAalis Wheat Machine years.
have hesitation saying that 1t Of the best Thrssh
lug Machines this country II certainly threhes wheat
aud cesner AMI less liable Of order than
machine have aud believe have all the
modern machines Of this country. Ii very durable being
principally oil cast aud will last, taken proper
% yeats least aud end will be the cheapest of all
machines HILL CARTER.
Shirley Jan. so, 1895.
have iia'! the Exai Portable Wheat Threshing
Machine for years, and ave hesitation saying, that Tor
durability, expedition and savins of gram ii tar superior
any rnreshihs Macrne nave The facility with
which is moved 10 different farm, also decided adj
vantages, aud tits easily kept IN order. j. ARCHER.
Bermuda Hundred, 3ist Jau. 1926.
aa we'll satisfied with the work performed by Mr.. Exas
Wheat Machine and greatly prefer others have
JOSEPH MARX
Richmond, LIST Feb. 1896.
REFERENCES TO
john Wickhan, Esp Wan. H. Wickham, Esq
WINS. Carter, Esq. Edmund l.. Wickham, Esq
DR.. Trent, % mention.
N u. Wheat Fans Straw Cutting Machines, Corn Shell
ier and all kinds OF Agricultural Implements made the
best Smiths Work la general.
Feb. BT-N
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AT FIRST COST

FyttiE subscriber attending n Immediate
Il w. offers hisp,sru valuable Stock at rst cost. 1t will
be found well worthy the attention Of lierI Taors and
others and principally oonsiss OF
Cloths, Cdssiheres, Vesfings, Ready made
CiOtii',S aud TjiM3fiNGS Of very superior qaaiity.
~ Al person, irdebted him respectfully requested
make beo,e the iUl March, otherwise
will be commenced them aud all per-
whom lac sdebi.d will present
payment. THOMAS LAMBERT, Hlerchan, Taior.
sJ- Clothing will be made to ORDER usual, until about
the i0Iirof March.
Feb. 10. 9J.-tf
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sNHE SUBSCRIBER, wishing retire public bushes.
n offers for sale, his elegant establishment the
oeity, Bedford eounty which,, for the extent AMI variety
its advantages, is excerd by public house in pa and
eiuslled 10y few. In addition lis bemg situated
pdst Of poulous and wealthy county, where disease almost
unknown aud where all the aud facilities
~ to cusure the most complete tesous
TO engage ~ this business, he procured the mode
rate terms, commands presenta which The subscr
her believes 10 he wholly unparalleled. the buildings large
conmo1ious aud 10 good state of repair They
story brick dwelling house, 100 feet length apartments
numerous comfortable and conyeneDt bck Kitchen with
all The necessary rooms Tor Okiug servants, &c stable 225
feet IN LENGTH 100 of which brick the blance framed aud
entirely with forage garrett sufficiently capaciou
tain suPplesfor year. Attached this range Of
100 ect long, neatly shielded courthouse, iceiouse
smoke house, web adapted the purposes TO- which tey
respectively desgnedad joining TO which back lot of6
sre, extremely fertile The Subscriber will also SELL il the
purchaser requires ii, sDa TRACT Or LIND, imucdi-
SeIy adjacent which high Of Improvement por-
ton Of which is well set in clover.
The Of the sale will be accommodating only small
portion Of the purchase money Will he required in band the
balance conveniently arranged that the purchaser will he abe
10 eetthe payments by the profits arising from the house,
House servants. furniture stock hand may also he had.
POSSESSION will be giyea Chxms sooner required. II
sale cannot be effected by the 25 Of December next shall
o1er the house for rent for Of years.
Augusta. 25---H WILLIAM TERRY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-28

FTNlE subscribers under the aIODaeue VIII
Il transact general commission business offer their SER
vices TO teir friends and the public generally. They pre-
pared 10 receive cotton Storage sale, and promise
striee attention to any business entrusted their out H.
H. Montague will attend strictly TO the selection Of any goods
that may be wanting ny country friends either at auction "
by private purchase Office Oh Cay st. two doors above
doleure, Robinson L Peasants. CHS. l. Fox,
Dec. =. 69--n III. IL. MONTAGUE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-28

Notice to The GrotoerS Of Cotton.
TIME undersigned intend regularly hereaeto be purchasers
Il of COITON in this market They wall all times be
prepared TO payor that article lis fair market value cash.
cpi tv,e bringing it here for sale them call.
Richnond, Sept ~. 5su KEkR x CASKIE.
He ANYWAY as L am I,oIiaed from line pussesson
"A uezekah Jordan Of Lyuchburs Va, time abou the
r OF January last, my negro JiCOS formerly the pro-
petty Ut Mrs Elizabeth Lewis ae of PosatGn county,
since hy her nv deed IF Camp
Del. Clerks Oce. The said Jacob well made negro
nearly quite, six feet high, dark muiatto compile
20 to "a years old has small npedimens his speec
which IS increased ls being aglaed confused. lie
probably lurking where the neghbourhood of DR..
CrunIP miles above Powaln house says he has
wife at Mr. David Iowards OF that vicinity liberal
ward will be Tor his apprehension and deposit in the jail
II the last mentioned county, and line addressed
niuuicling the fast. ABNER u. GALLOWAY
Feb. .I2l
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N. CAROLINA STATE LOTTERY.

UNION CANAL LOTTERY,
Twentieth Glass,
To be drawn on the Goth MARCH next.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-28
Managers Office,
Washington City.
Ctr9t,tta state A.otterD.

FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
DISMAL SWAMP CANAL COMPANY.
3e Numbers--5 ballot, to be drawn.