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TIE JURIGEE
PETERSBURG, July z.
Dreahes there who does not feel
Amongst the assembled nulllnGe,
Iis h. AT dilaic with hply zral
: sr-., L.. y &. d


a. Freedoms joyful jubilee.
We have witnessed the jubilee of Our Freedom
It was indeed jubilee, surprising in effect any
exhibition ever before witnessed in Pe,ersburg-
The day very incemsn;, it having raned, with
occasional intermasions, from an early hour in the
morning, till about four O'Clock in The afternoon.
but this inauspicious condition Of the weather,
had sensible effect on The imposing ceremonies
Of the day.
At SUNRISE, in addition TO the other arrangements
the Old Blues, the Independents, and the Jefferson
Guards, beautiful company of youths, about forty
strong, paF'ded and marched through the different
streets, firing sautes, and performing variety of
manGuvres, with much nicely, exhibiting consi
derable knowledge OF the military art Immediate
ly alter breakfast, the threatening aspect of the
weather notwithstanding, whole population
was put in motion, all vending their way 10 the
theatre, where, between ~ and II O'Clock, there
was assembled the most numerous colec. ion of la
dies, citizens, military, &c. have seen in that
spacious building Every part from the nit TO the
gallery, passages and all, appeared to be so perfect
~ iu, that ii would have been difficult for another
human being to have obtsined admttancc The
military, the committee Of arrangement, the me
chanc society, &c. occupied the stage, which was
filled to overlooking. There could not have been
less than four hundred persons on the stage.
a gun from the artillery, the signal for the
commencement Of the exercises at the theatre hon
Capt. Richard q. Pegran rose, and in a clear.
audible and impressive manner, read the Declara-
Ton OF Independence, to which he added few
patriotic and appropriate remarks. He was sue
ceeded by WaiihH H. 1facfar!aRd, Esq who,
IN strain ofrch, glowing and animated Oratory,
addressed the audience for about forty minutes He
was frequently interrupted by bursts Of applause,
and when he concluded, there was one general tx.
preston OF appreciation at the very able and highly
satisfactory manner in which he had performed the
duties OF his appointment Appropriate Music
from an excellent band, added zest TO the literary
feast at The theatre
The exercises at the theatre having terminated,
the procession was again formed, and proceeded up
Bollingbrook, Sycamore and Walnut Streets 70 the
beautiful lawn in front Of Poplar Spring. Here a
shor; respite took place, and here the crod ladies
and all, othing dsunted 10y the rain, assembled in
encressed numbers. Having obtained some re-
ifeshreE', which haQ s'ecowe very acceptable, by
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AUGUSTA SPRINGS.

EIS Establishment will be open the Let of June
the direction Of mr. Jon G.. Wright experienced
mayer aud every effort will be adeo give general saisac-
ten beautifully situated at the Easter base of the North
Mountain, 10 miles ~ w. from Staunton and 20 miles S. w.
from iafonhu and the road leading through each
place TO the Warm, Hot, Sweet and White Sulphur Srinss
The climate Is believed TO be the most healthy and
me5 the most desirable in the state, aud the improvements
cOnd TO point of comfort aud sufficient for the
mediation Of 100 boarders
The waters contain quantity suphuetted hydrogen gas
with earbonc acid gas AMI sufficiently pugave
Their effect the kidneys, skin aud stomach almost i'm
mediate, aHd all tie secretary powerful In
all of gravel where has been tried proved
peculiarly eeacous and in cutaneou, dpeptc hepae aud
bilious affections experience has fully tested efficacy
Good music and good pack Of hounds will be provided.
The Stages from Richmond Fredericksburg aud Wiuces-
ter at Stanton three week, from whence pas
sengers by hack reach the Springs three hours
As the place yet in IFS Infancy compared with the old
ierng places in Virginia, respectful eference made
several gentlemen under named all Of whom have had
opportunity Of becoming acquainted with IFS merits and any
claim II may have &c public patronage.
ERASMUS STRIBIING.
June C. 8-1aA
Hon. James Barbour Washington; Gil. Stevenson & WIN
BERNARD E,qrs Fredericksburg; Hon JOhu Coalter and
Chapman johnson, Esq Richmond DR. H. z. Waller and
Robert Saunders E.q williamsburg Mathew CluH, Norfolk
Henry Robertson, Esq. Hampton Col NJ Montague Powha-
aD DR. R.Jsmes, Cdrtersvle Dr. Ludlow, aud Payne Wa
ring, Esq Essex Hon. r. Barbour an4 Walter Key Orange
John Kelly aud Il. IL. DYER Esqrs. Charlottesville.
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nv The ENQUIRER as published twice a week generally
NJ, week during the session of the State Legr
tme-Pee, the heretofore, Five Dollars per
ayabe in advance Notes Of Chartered spece-payng banks
ony> will be received in payment The Editors will guaan-
Zee the safety of RENTING them by mail tine postage of all let
Ter, being paid, by the writers.
Il- No paper be discontinued (but the discretion
the EditorsD until all arrearages have been paid
l- Whoever will guarantee the payment of paper,
lali have the tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTIS ING.
Il One square, OR LESS-Fnst insertion IS cen,,-each
continuance, 50 cents,
No advertisement inserted, until ha, either heen paid
or assumed by person in this city its
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T Il II T y u 5 III x MIL Z,
On the James River and ,citkin 50 ydS. Of che

CaHuL
ff'HIS Meal Mhas beenrehut in the best style within
4 lew feet Oi its former Seiie aud will 20 opera
ration the 10Th Instant No pains have been make
rs iaehinery aud fixtures good possible enable
do good end the shortest notice. IL calculated for
tg pair OF Stones Every efot will be made
best AL and 10 give general satisfaction. An honest
skiIul Miller has been engaged Bostnen from the upper
country wEo have snd will fnd interest 10
call and leave theeofn and either exchange for meal
usual deduction Of toll their meal their
return their way home The will receive every
accommodation having their ground the usual grisi
ehokeepers factories, &c m this city will be supplied
en- 10 them in the obtaining regular supplies of meal Should
Tie mil cvIne TO the expectations of the Proprietor he
thinks hc will be able sell
and accommodating terms, nuacurer Of the article.
lie will run boat from his mill the very bottom ci the Da
sin-Apply to Thomas Richie
nj
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TRUSJr sale.

URSUAhT 20 deed Of Trust exeeriel by Edmund p mn
John Camm and Thomas Crews, dated 22d June 1909
and duly recorded the clerks office of the General
for purpoes therein named, shall proceed to sell for ready
mobey, the premises Tuesday the nth day Of July
next certain tract parcel Of land lying and 6eins in the
county Of Anher North side Of Buffalo River adjoining
the lands Of David s. Garland sues ggnbo,ham and Others
generally known by the Of the Glche Tract and now in
Zee possession Of said Edmd Penn containing about nine hun
Died Acting asustes the subscriber will only convey
such title is vestaIin him trustee, tho he believes the title
to he good. THOS. CREWS. trustee
Amherst, June 20. f2-Gt
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WOTICE.

TIME subscriber duly authorised TO lease for term Of
a years, the Tavern aud Farm Ring William Courthouse.
Ia property Is really valuable public stand, and
he atenton ANY person qualified conduct the business
7pf pGbic House. IL is situated upon the road from
Richmond to the Eastern of the State, aud distant
Riehmond about y miles Various have been
made upon the houses and others progI essngand
proprietor DESTROYS placing this property the possession
Of well qualified Tor the station Of Tivenkeeper. If
not privately disposed Of is customary 10 put public
suction the first day OF King William County Court
forrh Monday in August which will be pursued in the
absence of private contract.
lime u. III HERBERT a. CtIAIpORNE
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S20 RNIV4RD

GToLEN from the subscribers stable last night Horse.
~ Saddle, Marnga and Bride. lie large light bay
org years DID, very fine order; particular
but believed to have white hind foot; ops aud rather
hollow back shora which he carries badly the hair
rubbed from the his hoos unusually Eat and short,
from having been oug shod in bad order. lie
PAGES pretty WELL but steps rather short aud very wide with
fore legs.
The reward viii he paid fre recovery If the Horse
JAMES CASKIE.
Map,issfer PUNE
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E1Y virtue Of the last will and testament Of John Lsneaer,
- dco shall proc ecd 10 sell tlp premises that well
known stand Taycrn lying in the upper end Of Cumber
land county containing about $50 acres the main Western
road the highest bidder Thursday the Path day of Au-
gust Term. third othe purchase money 10 he pad
The ooh day D! December next which time possession will
be gyeu The balance IN two equal annual payments with
deed " upon the property the purchase
further description Of the properly deemed
tits well known. NAT: LANCASTER, E1'r
June I9-fds of ohu ia
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Trust SIZE.

y virtue of deed of executed to the Subscribers by
~ Thomas Is Randolph aud Maria b. Randolph his wife, (
Martha Randolph bearing date 2e,h September 1884,
duly IN The county of cumberland pur-
poses therein specified will be Tor sale ON the eth OF
July 1926 at Cumberland courthouse being day the
Tract OF Land which the said Thomas b. Randolph resides
known by the of Green Creek lying Creek
the eounty Of Cumberland and Containing aere
less The land will be sold for cash. the subscribers will
only convey such title Is vested in them
n. L. VENABLE.
~fFr.- NJ. WOODSoN.
It'd
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.hf.ARGHnL,S SaLR

THDER decree If The superior Court OF Chsncery FOR the
- Richmond District pronounced the eth day Of Febru-
ary, 1876 70 the Of Burwe Burwell shall Mou-
day. the 18th day Of July next, at Boydon, Meokleubg
courthouse, that being Mekenburg county court day
60 sell the tract NJ land in the proceedings mentioned lying
10 the county Of meckenbmg, Butcher Creek, in The
ncighbouhood Of the city upon which there said u be
upwards Of $50 Of creek low grounds than hall
10 woods o Tobacco land Of superior quality, and which
- hands may be employed 70 advantage Terms ofed Of
one, two and three years Bonds With approved security will
he required aud The title retained Until hey paid Oh
June IS. n-tds
YgNE subscriber has moved to Frederic sbnfe and taken
- Office IN Weiiford's budiugs, near the Courthouse
with view Of hestowng bis undivided attention. (aer finish
ing his business IN the Court % Appeals and Chancery Court
Of Rchmond 70 the practice in The Superior County Court
Of Carot aud the superior Courts of Chancery aud Law
with The Husting' coyfs held IN Ffederieksbulg
JOHN DICKINSON.
Ny 81 6-gfTw
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Lllnofic Hospitqi, TjTNiausbure.

LLnotlc Hospital EjNEiaLGSbuTg.
NJ oTICEs hereby given that ali cells this Institution
~ occupied, that patients will be received
until of the said cells due Of which will
be given. BY order of the Court OF Directors.
May %. 5-n LEO HENLEY. C. d.
"a ANrED al the Pententiary a large quantity Of Flour
w Barrel BOOFPOLES tor which the highest price will
be paid IN Cash. by THOS. NELSON, =. APP.
IO-ff
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BY oRDFB or THE EXECUTIVE.
. Giimer's Reports.

~ Gimer's Reports.
Heniuss Statutes AZ largo being collection Of a the
Laws Of Virginia. from the first session Of The Leg urc
Che year 1919 IN rs volumes The laws Of country
necessarily connected with every hns belonging 70 the people
Of N 90 that thorough knowledge o them, aud q their pro
geg, would inform q every thing that most useful 10 be
known about them and Of the greatest mpei Of
Horisrs IN general, owing 60 their ignorance of Law
The above works will BE sold n reduced prizes
queay sr,ut bargains may be k5d 10 carly gpeonh b id
70 J. H. & T'EhSIf.
March q. io2-v0
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.8DVER TTS n afgN'7T

EIE tract Of Land called Hill Grove, containing ahov
1900 acres lying IN the lover eud Of Amelia county Tor
mery advertised, still for sale II would make exeeen
cotton plantation II will he sold all ozather or divided int
parcels The terms will he accommcdaing
Wirwani, march4 99-tf I'm y. GILES.
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July {, 1926
RNNdWAY

ENRoM ]. Wickham'. Pantation Md lie Quarter Henrico
county, negro boy Lty about n years old has atl-
round lace, and regular features: sprghy aud n,e
seat lie OF about hree months ago aud il Is supposed
has probably gohe towards Lynchburc
ANY person who will delye' hsm John Jennings,
overseer, at Middle Quarter sha be handsomely rewarded
July &. a..
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Cory Of aleaer from DR.. r. AlANLEY to Mrs. LEIGH
" NEW YORK, iuey, Is26

= 4NEW tUhhj luryl IoZb
MADAM,
/" take grea. pleasure in bearing my public tSs-
tmony TO the excellence of your plan for the Treatment and
Of Stsmmeng which cases, exists such
place the unfortunate subject Of this habit,
s sationa iaien, nearly in the
dhon OF Mte The confidence you have placed in by
ersnng IN detail your method and the facts and
by winch you have attained to such complete
my acknowledge emen:s.
"The examination from time 70 time Of your pupils; the
histories % then from their mouths; the oppo
;unes have had 10 compare the progress Vt their
ment aud above ALL the points of support which your system
derives from developement Of the Of Sanmerng
laid open your exposition, have all cousped convince
hlt yur method he successfully and that the pupil.
be Of adult Discretionary age having been ed they
relapse into their former habit without II had aim
sdidl studying to acquire il.
That unexamPled will attend your efforts in the
treatment Of this unfortunate speech, entertain no
doubt and IL bear any asignahle proportion your merits
bringing Ito such degree OF perfection, you will album
dani Of satisfaction. With much esteem, am,
&" Madam, Yours,
[sgned] GAMES X. MANLEY, NJ d.
President The NesU York State Medical Socieiyn
June 6. 6-261
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TRUST .SRLE.

ElY virtue ola deed of trust executed TO the subscribers by
a) William Randolph and Lucy u. his wife, TO
Harry ieih OF therein expressed, which
deed on the 18th of jane 1917. and admitted 10
record izthe clerks Office OF Cumberland county, June
ia the year they will sell public auction 10 the high
st bidder for cash. the premises Friday the 2ah day
.f July next ffl not the next fair day, all that
land in the said deed exp essed the aforesaid county
beraud containing 4i9 acres, be the less; which
land Twas puehasedby Martha Randolph and the Aforesaid
Harry eth OF the Executors ofbe late Joseph Royal
sold by them the said William Randolph and is bounded
fellows; To wit the North by the lands of jesse Miller,
APPomatox River; Tie South by the lands OF Ann O. Ran
doph and the West by the lands Of Joseph D. Leigh
much thereof be necessary raise the specified
in the said deed the balance thereof due with interest
and expenses of sale, Gc &C. The Subscribers will only
such title veed III them trustees by the deed afore-
s:aid. JERMAN BAKER,
WILLIAM II. SMITH.
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NOTICE..
I6-iot

4 conformity with order the Richmond Hustinss
Court, made June IL, 1925, shall GU the Sd day Of
August next IN front of the Bell Tavern said city, the
hour OF II O'Clock, proceed sell the highest bidder
ior cash. negro named Suan the property of
Committed TO the Jail of this city runaway
W.D WIRE Sergeant c. r.
July u 1875.
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Book Of V7rgaiia, Jaly 3D., 1926.

lhE p sdent add Directors have day declared dvi
= dend Of per Cent the Capital Stock Of Bank
i'I inc last half yeat, payable the ffth inst.
usual deduction Of dollar and quarter per hare for
pons Of tie State, viii be borne BY the holders Of the old
w stock will then have been completed s1d make Of
Tvs, value W, CAMBRIDGE, cashier.
auy = ts~ft
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agent for Shipping Wheat.
@ UGH Farmers disposed ship heis crops of Whra
- than submit; the low price which thought vii
this season. informed that they have
expense aud liberal advance
il shall be put board, from the subscriber.
june So 1876 MUNFORD PERKS.
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MR.. e. JHELNEDEL, Miniature Painter


rs returned from the nth, and should be happy during
nj his stay here, 20 paint Miniatures which he will
deayour 20 execute nsuch give perfect s1c-
tor 60 all those who vii! favour him with their confidence
Sir. vs. engagements the North, will not permit him
remain heie Tong those therefore, who wish engage
hnn will reasc call possible al bis Painting Room
above the Druggist Store u Mr.. Abrahln where be may
found from A. 81. to- r NJ. and from 3toGPM
JulvT 1T-gg
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FrarmeIs' Bank OF VI

Farmers Bank Of Virginia,
YEHE Precedent and Directors have declared dividend Of
y two and half per cent? the Capital Stock Tor the last
N months, which will be paid the Stockholders the 18th
infant. WIZ. NEKERVIS, Cashier.
July 4. fg-Gt
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LIND FOR SALE.

DY virtue Of trust deed, executed 70 by Jame Marshal
D aud Sarah his wife, for the purpose Of securing sum u
money due 70 c estate Of the late Benjamin Porter shall
the fourth Monday IN the present month"; that being
county day offer for sale the Courhoue Of sad county
esftn u land containing f4faees aud adjoining thc
be sold Tor cash aud such title conveyed vested in De By
Size trust.
July 7. 1876. fT-tds WIN. PORTER ir frsfes
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'WEWTY DOLLRRS RE UIyfRI

TWENTY DOLLRRS RETV.aRD.
ID ANYWAY FROM the subscribers negro named John
~ Edmonis, feet inches high, made and about 20
or 80 years Of age Pc has wife living with r John Hewe
about miles from ,Grord Courthouse.
The above rewad will lac given any who will deliver
him in Richmond or him in any jail
June 49, Ill
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INTER STT.VG TO PL.aN,TERS.

TUE Tbgina Patent Threshg Iiachie..The sub, eribe
u having very recently rBade great improvement the
oove machine, wishes 90 call their attention particularly the
late improvement he has made the Portable Thresng Ma
chine In the improvement the above machine he dpen
es entirely with the large belt in lieu of there substituted
cog wheeiaDd pnion TO operate the tfeSng power both
and the operative connected together,
Tess room than those his original pln These Improvement,
combined with others he has made he ater himself that
ey are superior TO any thing ofthe KIND either in Europe
Americas Tor executions chearness and durability This
chine extremely simple n is structure, nearly all its parts
are Of iron, pererty portable, be adjusted from farm
10 another, and put N operation hour after arrives
me place to be used by the plantation hands Of its
paris yanged by removing There he attached 90 the
operative ver Of the machine Cotton Gins Of so
nuhed. =
Persons wishing TO get machines for getting out their next
crop viii please TO leave their orders early possible.
The price Of the improved machine is $685. he factory lie
manufactures Cotton Gins the most approved Southern
rian' wit single and double breasts Also feeding Straw
Cutters, &c. &c. by
SAMUEL COCHRAN, head Of Mayos Bridge
T. s. The subscriber sold a machine the plan last
aud from the utility Of il he has orders tor from the
same neigbbourhood for the approaching &c.
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y Thereby eeriifyha; Of Of. Samuel Coelran
1zse Improved Portable Threshng Machines with which lam
Inuch pleased. threshsd between 600 thousand
bushels Of wheat Of the last eroPhy Of three horses aud
seyen hands, by udcou confident that the
said machine will get fom 50to 200 bshc, per day with
casedo horses and hands is perfectly portable, he taken
up and removed, erected and SET 70 work in hours
Conceive simpler and better machine could be contributed
Cor The intended. GILES FITZHUGH.
Mon,evideo, King George co. May 1914
do certify that Of Mr.. Samuel Coehran's Por-
table Ihreshing Machines, which worked with mules,
Or horses, and eight hands with which thfeshed during
e last between 900 ~ 1000 bushels Of wheat clean
from the straw averaging between $50 10 200 BUSH day The
Machine with be removed from farm
tlcr, different pa Of the farm, aud erected by the
plantations hands four FIVE hours. think the machine
superior TO any machine have seen for economy, facility
Of thresng and durability. As witness my hand this 18th Of
January 1875. Chesterfield county.
EDWARD II. BOISsEAU.
This to certify that purchased Of Samuel Cochran the
st second wheat Machine that be constructed in Fredt
ekburg and that have used the said machine years
on large estate, ADD have been much pleased with H. that
the gyear purchased others from him. aAd ordered
fourth orthe present year Unnecessary osnbercmUved 70
auy part ofhc farm and put operation too hours and
have found thee horses sufficient power TO keep operation
Given under my hand this 2lsi May, BIS King Queen
county. WILLIAM BOYD.
l. June ?. TT
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HALL {: MOORE.
AVE received by the varuu, late arrivals very q
IL aud extensive assurtme Mt Of Sinple and FANCY
DRY @ q OIL So

purchased at the lowest and whca they otter sale
corresponding reduced prices Tbey the attention
their friends and the public their assortment which,
mend.
July {. I6-io
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COyuJNISSIO.g BUSINESS.
vEHHE Subscriber having removed Rchniond tenders his
Il services 10 hi euds, acquaintance aud the public gen
orally, as commission msrcbant. lie occupies Office
the present near the Basin. Wi. MOON
June so. I5-u
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RGppdbdnnoek academy, Caroline COUNTY,,
Opens is second Of the year on tie 18th n,tnt
" and closes the the 10th Of December.
july T. f7-w2f THE PRTVCJPdI.
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SHLE OF LAYO.

Students who may wish TO bord with the subscrhe
expected TO fund their own beds and bedding. u. EGAS
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FOREIGN NEWS to the 25th OF

January, by way OF France, was ~
ceiyed to day, aud siIl he found in
the Gazette Ibis afternoon. The most
prominrn! article Is the proclamation
OF the Emperor Nicholas, respe'
ting the late insnrrecti0n among the
troops. The conspiracy, II 40" APP
pears from his own telling, WAS The
consequence Of secre' combinations,
commenced among The troops wears
ago, hut which onIy 'ouna an oppor
tlnity 10 disnlay iiseifor he announce
merit oi CONSTANT MIS- res'gna'mn
Tht Pr0rlatf atom - drawn up VIA
TIE usul abby which ALWAYS "lsttn-
gulshes che RUSSIAN State papers, and
is 40 don't tie praduc,on OF Coat
" S. l. ode, who rttails he SAM stan
ding IN the estimation ofthe new En
peror, as that to which he was 50 lu-t
h emitted when ditt chi e the coun'eis
Of Alexander. - Bah Gn1 Ma CD Is