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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-02-28
PIRGENY.4:

at rules holden in the clerk Office of the superior CONT
OF chancery for the Richmond district the 9th day of
February, 1896:
james Guvan, Uc
against
frances w inn widow Of John B. VIM, dec d. and Ma
RIA NInn, Eliza VIM, and julius Winn, children and
heirs OF the said JOHN b. VIM deed; Jeremiah Bre
coo, adm Of the said john b. Wnn decd Jcbn Vim
only acting eX'or of John VIM, dcc'd Jesse VIM L.
$eph Winp Hardin Davis and his children bv Elizabe,l,
his late wife, formerly VIM; Twyman yyavt and poll
MS whe, John Jordan and Lucy his wife Daniel Ed
wards and Rhoda his wife, William Patman and Sor,b
ms wife, and William Smith Austin and Nancy his wife
which said John VIM Jesse VIM, Joscrb [yinn MI
zaoeth Davis, Polly Wayt, Lucy Jordan Rhoda Ed
Wards Saiah Patman aud Nancy Smith ire and we're
Children and heirs Of John Winn decd; and Jane pm
year. widow, and Smith Puryear John Purvear Pe,ey
FuTyear' Jesse Puryear Cynthia Purycar Sarah pnr-
year. Susan Puryear, Mary Puyear Betsev and Jane
tuIyear' Nathaniel Puryear, and William purvear
cniioren and heirs at law of Jesse Purvear decd: If
"hon the said Jesse, Mary Besey and Jane are infants
under the age of p years, and james Innis das
The defendants Nathaniel Puryear and William p,,r-
y"' not having entered their appearance q nd gven sec
NY according to the act Of assembly nd the rules of This
"' ana u appearing Uy satisfactory evidence that tbev
inhabitants Of this country; is ordered that the
u oeishnants 90 appear here the day Of the next
's'o ana answer the bill Of evvor Of the plaintiff. ard
mar copy of this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the city Of Richmond for two
months successfully, and posted the front door Of the
capitol IN the said city.
a copy, Teste.
Nm ". HE,YYN7, &C.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-02-28
Bunker's Hill for Sale.

FHNHT subscriber will sell Ola the 10Th duy Of March
n next at IL clock, Pnbic Auction be fore the front
door OF the Eagle Tavern, in the City Richmond hi,
Plantation called BUNKLR'S HILL, lying on Powhite
Greek III the county of ChcsteJfeld five nd half miles
above the Town OF Manchester and between The Nanch5s
ter Turnpike Road and James River. This Plantation
contains 98 acres of Land half which is wood
%nd' heavily mbered with oak and pine; and sixty acres
oil lhe Land are excellent creek bottoms.
The improvements consist of com,nodous Dwelling
House. Barn. Stable an Ice House and all convenient
Out houses and very valuable Saw Mill abundan1y
supplied with wafer from Powhe Creek and with timber
o" the adjacent woodlands of the Plantation. There
also on the same Creek newly Grst Mill in ex
celent order and ia good neg bouhood for custom Tlc
Pataiou situated in very agreeable nsighbourhood
ana Is well watered and heaIihyas country residence
there arc few situations dcrabIe and it possesses al
me same time the convenience Of proximity to market
The subscriber, intending toremove Western Couu-
ty VIII offer good bargain and terms 10 The p:rca
SER Those who may be disposed purchase such proper
~ are requested 10 visit the premises where the subscriber
or IN his absence Mr. Jordan Smith, will give them sucl,
iuher information upon the subject they may desire
u Terms made known the day of sale which VIII
be conducted by c, & G. CLARKE, Auctionecrs
ANDERSON EDWARDS.
February
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-02-28
Notice to the Public.

a NTHONf CLARION, after acknowledging the Ii
bcra encoura of the Public he has received for
the last forty years III his business will sell PUBLIC
SALE, (f not previously disposed OF PIiva,e) on the
ION day Of March neat at his Store, No 1O7 bdlnu
street. PHIIADELPHIA. the entire stock trade of
PAPER HANGING ESTABLISHMENT; Consisting OF
UOuO pieces of the and fashona BILE glazed
and unglazed Papers and BorderS.
200 block Patterns of various descriptions.
looo Uncut Bock; various sizes in good order for cut
ting.
quantity Of colour, dry aud wet.
10 Tons PIPE Clay of Tic best quality.
All the manufacturing utensils, consisting of marble ia
JIes, fixtures, &c. sc.
Terms made known at the time of sale.
teb.21 9-1Ot-s5 25
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!. essssOgaGsa.s.
TO THE DEPARTED.

Sleep on--for thou art calm at last;
And all the wrongs and all the woes
that marked they weary wanderings past,
Have left thee to thy long repose.-
Thy suu of life midst tempes:s rose,
IN storms and darkness hath it set;
Yet rays of glory, at its close,
Burst forth, whose lustrc, lingering yet,
Reveals TO faiths upliitcd eye,
How bleSt thine Immortality,
Nes.-thine is now a brighter doom,
y bliss uuchanging as divine;
Nhile lac who shared thine hours of gloom,
Whose tears were cven mixed with thine,
is LETT TO suffer and repine-
Oh not repire.--sad heart be still.
Aud let it teach thee to resign,
And bend thee 10 tiny Fathers will,
That she, whose sorrows were thine own,
Is blest at lcngth-though blesi alone!
Twill not mourn thee. dearest-no!-
as one whose hope is quenched for aye;
The tears unceasing shall not flow
Which earth nor heaven can wipe away,
Rather from realms CT cloudless day,
A light shall pierce the circling gloom,
To cheer me on my weary way,
And guide the wanderer to his home;
a home, where all that grieved before,
Is known-or is deplol ed-no more!
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-02-28
COTTON s. CLARKE

AVE just received per schrs New York and Rich.
20 reams super royal Printing Paper
% hcxes brown Soap
IS do. Candles
100 sides Prime yellow sole Leather
300 lbs w B. Thread, for drift seimcs
THEY DAILY ExPEcr
40 boxes Lemons
so do. muscalel Raisins.
AND HAVE ON HAND
large stock of Dry Goods.
ALSO,
Tanners OIL Shoe Thread, &c and medium letter and
%iher kinds Paper, hom The manufaciores of Ames and
Jan - 800 r.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-02-28

Feb. 20
In the Senate yesterday resolution was offered in
structing the Naval Committee to consider whether
the supplies for the Navy will be best most econo,n
ca'Iy made by purchase or by contract. The bill for
the reiie OF james Dickson s. Co. passed and
10 the House ot Representatives. The Navy appropi-
atcn bill was passed. and the bills, "inang appropri.
auons for the Library" "for the relief of the heirs
and legal representatives of Lewis Creten deceased
and or the relief of John A. Webster" ordered
to be engrossed for third rcading-ahou; two hours
were passed Ill the consideration of Executive bust
ness.
several propositions were made yesterday in the
iicuse OF Representatives to amend the Constitution,
oy hessrs. iie'npl and Thompson of Peuusy lvania,
Sloane, OF Ohio Weems of M ryland, and Livingston,
OF Louisiana. Mr. Miner, of Pcnnsy vania, laid n
resolution on the table, of different character aud
tendency; ITS object being 10 preserve the Constitution
IN ITS present form. The House then went into com
ntee oil The whole on the state of the Union: when Mr..
Saunders, of North Carolina, addressed the committee
for about an hour and quarter. On motion of Mr..
stevenson, of Virginia the committee then rose, aud
the House adjourned Till Monday.
document was laid before the House Yesterday, cons
tanning the monthly accounts Of the Bank of the United
States FOR the year 1925. 1t appears that the
notes of the United Sta Bank issucd 5000 600
The depoSites in the Bank puhlic aud private
are between eleven and twelve millions. H..
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-02-28
LAW SCHOOL.
Feb 81

PENHE s'%h session of the LAW SCHOOL, at Weed.
N hGm, IN the County of Cumberland, on tue stage
crossing the AppOmattox Ruedse's Bridge near Farm
rue IN the County o. Prince EdWGrd within three and
nan miles OF Mrs Ratnes tavern, the stage road from
the City of Ricnlond to LynciJ arg in the Commonwealth
OF tugitia, will commence on the hrs, MONDAY in
Apii next on the usual terms. For merits OF this ins,i
'uo refer to its annual heretoore and TO all
VINO nave pee t without the least apprehension of their
united APPRECIATION AS cahuct take more than six or
eeht gentlemen To live h mcmbers of my family
should Ike to hear from those no may disposed To en-
Ter by tile irst OF March, (um which shall be here
for reasons too obvious mention NtedhG is iajay
ou neatly repaired with the addition of three comorta bic
Offices III the yard (Which finely shaed) for tic a-
commodaon of young gentlemen
CREED TAYLOR
Richmond January 90, 1926
~ B. All who have published notice this school
will be pleased 10 do again. week. until the first Of
March and forward ne their accounts If they please for
payment. g ~
Jan 20--w ct
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Fruit and Ornamental Trees. SC.

STEpnEN F. MILLS & co. 0ute Prince G. Nls)
~ Offer the public the American Nursery Iop
Island, New-Yok their usual extensive assortment
oFruit and Ornamental Trees Shrubs aud Plants; OF which
about $4,000 OF sizes suitable for fall ranspanting
consist of the most seec, kinds. They have also several
thousand thrifty Grape Vnes about 200 varieties of Roses
very large collection of Tulips Hyacnth, Crown Imur-
rails, Lilies, and other Bulbous Flowers
Also grea, variety of Oranges Lemons Crons Gera-
NUNS China Roses Camelia Japan Roses, Olives Nvr-
ties Pomegantes Jasmns, eaths, and other Greenhouse
Plants and above 90 kinds of the Double Daa so cec
braed for its splendid flowers 30 varieties of Chrv
sanhemums, and above o. Of Carnations &c Sc Gaia
ogues of which may be obtained subscribers and
orders through ,hen sent per mail, will receive imet-
ate attention.
(Sigued0 ELLIS & ALLAN 4gcufs
Feb =,
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IRON AND COPPER.
NAVY COMMISSIONERS OEEIcL,
I1lh Fec. 1895.


VHVHE Commissioners of the Navy will receive scaled
u proposals until the 18TH day of March, for supply
of all the round squire and fat American ron, may
be required for the OF the Navy during the present year.
20 be delivered
Portsmouth,, n. II. not less than nine
Charlesown, Mass not less than hundred and
Brooklyn n. Y. not less than thirty light turs.
Philadelphia, not less than tons
Gusport, Va. not less than fifty tens.
Washing ton, not less than sixty
The fiat and square iron must be hammered; and the
round lion made from Hammered bars.
Proposals VII the time be received for the sup
ply oil az the bolt and sheet "copper" aud copper spike rods
and nails that may be required the several places where
the iron is to be delivered.
ne IRON and Copper must be of the best quality, and
undergo The customary Inspection place of delivery
or such other inspection the Commissioners of the Navy
may direct.
Persons desiring furnish the and copper above
mentioned will be pleased endorse on the back of their
or the TO furnish iron Ground, or suuare}
or copper, &c. he delivered - (Statnr the
place or places at which the delivery to be made y
To be published in the National Journal National In
elIsencer, Baltimore Americam Baltimore Patriot Demo-
cratic Press, National Gazette, Commercial Advertiser
IN " National Advocate, n. E. Palladium Boston Pa
riot Portsmouth, Journal Richmond Enquirer Rchmona
Wing.
Feb II 60,
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House and Lot on Richmond Hill
FOR sale.


"A am determined leave the state of yr,inia ca
"a soon as can settle up my late public business in
henrco with view to facilitate this object, offer for
saie ,nr Rouse and Lot now occupy, on Rich
mona mn, IN the county of Henrico. wht n is within
rom hve to seven minutes walk of the Market House.
ne House IS substantially but of the best hard bricks
oult ny myself and form 1t contains five rooms
anu an loot passage above tie cellar, which is dry and
mas good lock room and coal vault. Attached TO the
mouse is substantial stable, with three stalls and COW
sneie opposite each stall. This is well caIcu-
iaed or the cominrab Die accommodation of gentee pr
Vate family The neighboriood is good one and abonds
win me best Boody-run water great bargain car be
bought IN this property if application be made in the en-
suing 90 days as for the purposes above stated would be
willing to sell for cash. this tenement for the mere cost of
the null OF the house. Application can be made in my
absence to my ather-in-aw Mr.. James Parkinson who
hVeS adjoining the tenement and will TO any app
can't and make known my price, SC.
Jan 81 St y Cp,vre
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-02-28
A SAINT INDEED.

& AR the Great Work of Christian in Keeping the
~ Heart III this several conditions life. Witha sketch
of the Life of the Author. To which is added Double
Fable containing, in the first sins most incident 10 the
members of particular Churches, plainly forbidden in the
Word In the second, the duties enoined ON them in the
scripture Also, six benefits III walking by these rules
th ranslatons, corrections and additions Bv the R,vd
john fIave just published and for by JOSEPH MAR
tiN Agent, opposite the Merchants Coffee House Main
Street Price one Dollar, neatly bound.
CONTENTS
The tcxpained. What the keeping of the hear, i'm,
orts. Six things included in the keeninp of i, WIN
christians should make the great business Of their lives 70
keep their hearts.
Twelve particular Seasons which especially call for II
diligence III keeping the heat1 How il NAV he ken,
humble IN prosperity >, How itmay kept from
ing IN adversely j. How it may be Supported in time of
lions troubles = How it may be preserved from fears in
public dangers D. How may he kept repning when
outward wants are either felt feared g. How it may be
Kept from vain thoughts i'll religious duties T. How il ma
DE kept from reVcnScful emotions under injuries g. How
may De kept meek and pat under great provnca tons
% How II may be kept when tempted from yielding to the
tehtau"hs H. How may be kept from sad conclusions
IN dak ana doubling seasons II, How may be kent
from Felaps'ng under sufeiings for religion H. How il
may re reconcll"d to death in time of sickness.
pPtiodt ton--fo hypociites and formal professors
Why Christians walk improbable for the awakernn nj
all Ten motives engage diligence in kcepinn II
Skiold means for keeping it rightly. For support and
comfort inkeeping it.
DOw5ie 1Gble.-lst Table--Sns most incident IN tho
members OF particular churches. Cd Table-The dut;c
eJoned on them in the scriptures Six benefits in akiug
by these rules. 's
Feb 81 ,e
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FRESH HATS
q ~ EATNgT EA.swTonTss
February 3

5NHE subscriber takes the liberty ofiuorinna his friends
n and the public that he has just returned from New
YORK win splendid assortment OF tic above goods co-
SsIng OF the following kinds, viz GoDtlemens f % and
80 qualities black Beavers; do. do Casors do do ima-
ton Beavers; ls Cd and Sd qualities Roras YOUTHS and
endIens mats morocco caps, and large assortment Of
NOOh iAi q OF variohS qualitiesall OF which have
selected IN person. and can my friends and CUSTOM
eIs tAa hey are such as give satisfaction
al OF any which feel disposed sell FOR small advance
for cash only
also continue to manufacture hats Of every description
according to order at the shortest notice Old hats repaired
ana tic smallest favor gratefully acknowledged.
JOHN THOMPSON.
~ t. Those indebted TO me, whose accounts are Of ~
months standing, requested call and DISCHARGE the
same and those to whom am indebted viii please to hand
IN their accounts for payment.
Scpo
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-02-28
REMOVAL.

IHNHE subscriber has removed to the well known stand
d lately occupied as Oyster House by MI. +. Cook
sey oppotte the Eagle Hotel, where lie will continue to
keep the best Of OYSTERS, with every delica CT md lug
Try ofthc He the public his most sin
thanks io the kind and liberal patronage he has here
toic received and hopes will be continued to him long
as he may deserve it, His cXertions please and give sa-
sidctlon viii be uHremtng, and nothing shall be wanting
upon his part render his house decent and respectable.
JOHN y, SEAW ELL.
jan " 1O1-tf
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-02-28
FEMALE EDUCATION.

iiE School at the residence of subscriber conduct
d edby Mrs. Rudd last year, will be continued AMIN
The present year under her direction The course of in
strucon comprises full for accomplished and
useful educaion The terms tine heretofore. viz:
Fer al charges except drawing and 81 10 per session
OF ten months $50 paid in advance balance in two
equal payments the first the end of five months and the
balance at the end of the session. Music viii be $50 per
quarter of so lessons, and drawing painting SO Der
session: l.. II. MOSBY.
Powhatan Jan. 10, 1896
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-02-28
SPANISH SONG.

"AIu-Ttpa El Rey Ferdnanao
The chains of Spain are breaking
Let Gaul despair and fly;
Her wraihful Jumpers speaking,
Let tyramts hear and die.
Her standard DER us ayching
Is burning red and fair;
The soul of Spain is marching
In thunder 10 the war.
Look round your lovely Spain,
And say shall Gaul remain?
Behold yon burning valley.
Behold yon naked pain
Let us hear their drum
Let them come, let them come:
For vengeance and Freedom rally,
Aud, Spaninrds! onward for Spain.
Remember, Remember Barossa,
Renemoer Napoleon's chain
Remember your own Saragossa.
Aud strike for the cause of Spain--
Remember your own Saragossa,
And onward, onward for Spain!
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-02-28
TO COTTON GROWERS.

HViE subscriber has erected convenient and roomy
u House in the Of the present occupied by
INN on Cary street, where nc will receive COIION on
oIOhtGE free of charge to tine planter, if sold lying
ID ms house; bot storage to be charged in all when
the cotton is taken away. lie will either sell commission
~ give III cash the highest price paN in the ma kct.
,NL,4DLSOF TY,4LIH.4LL.
septic 69 26w
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A FEMALE SCHOOL

w ILL lie opened on the 1st of February next at the
w residence of the subscriber in the county of ooch
land under the superintendent of lady unexceptiona-
bic morals and well qualified teach following b,
es OF Education viz: Reading, Writing, Arthmetic En-
slish Grammar Rhetoric, Geography with the se of ,
Globes Astronomy, the Rudiments of Chemistry aud Ma
turai philosophy, Drawing and Painting on velvet
Inc lee Tor uon in either all of the above branch
and boarding. will he $40 per annun pa vabe
ly in advance
The number of scholars, Including the subscribers chill
oe WI" be limited to about twelve-"th these, six seven
will be received boa1ders The board.rs f,,,isl;
their bedding.
Music will he taught il desired, by skilfumusic mas.
ter IN the "eghborhood, but will be an additional
pcnse.
The situation is one of the healthy in the Stale of
Virginia ~ "
La FaHec, J1,. 6, 1896 90,
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La FGHec, ian. 6. 1S9t
EDUCATION.

a TEACHER, who, for several wears Las hcc,, Co..
stantly engaged in the instruction Of youth wishes
to relinq"is his school in iichmond and obtain one in
some o'cf place. lie would prefer in The
southern part Virginia or in Moth Carolino vrt d
elsewhere IN this city in tins state sooner Than
continue in section of The city which he deems inuous
70 MS heaitn. Ills education is liberal. He teaches the
Greek, Latin and French languages; Aritlnetic AI,cb
and in general those branches ofpure or of ixet Nae
mat'cs ordinarily taught in best schools English
Grammar History Geography, Logic, Rhetoric, &C. are
among those studies with which he has for Ior ,;
been familiar in his school Pupils every grade have
attended has school, and been instructed from the simplest
elements OF our language to the highest branches science
taught in gramnar-school.-T terms on which he nav
be engaged Will he found to be moderate His name viii,
ample testimonials Of his qualifications correct moral
noio'mcnt' can be obtained on application the Wing
Office. Any communication from distance viii he i
diately attended to. ~
Jan27 -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-02-28
Smiths Cotton Planter 81 Cultivator

HSdOSE interested in the culture of Cotton are informed
IL that machine is invented for planting cultiyating
thiS CROP which promises be of great inIporaucc II
has been lately exhibited bu in Richmond and
ana met the appreciation of all who had opportunity of
seeing IT. Those vino associate large crops
corn with cotton, will u vuugbl acquisition IT is
computed that hand with this machine will plant OF
cultivate ten per day. They simple in thet,
construction that mechanic can make them
and any farmer keep them in repair.
The following cetGcate to which more respecta
BILE signatures might have been added will doubt be re
ectly satisfactory.
Having witnessed the operation of Mr. Smiths Patent
Cotton Planter aud Cuvator, have no hesta in
saying that it fully tho purpose for which il de-
Signed II opens the furrow, drops the any regular
distance required covers ii lightly one opera
tlon and all much better than could be done by hai At
ter the cotton up, two small ploughs attached,
which removes the and weeds sides of the
plant AT once. 1t operates fast a horse usually
walks II is necessary however, that the should ba
first listed, and free from sumps other distinctions
Signed by
RICHARD FIELD, WNI. NJ. ATKINsoS
ROBERT BOILING, FRs. G.~YANcEY,
WRIGHT ROBINSON, L. Stokes
ALEX. CUNNINGHAH,
Petersburg, goth January, 1896.
u Orders for them will be received by LEWIS WEE
" Co. Richmond-and JAS. &. KENDALL. & Co Peters,
bnrg-where the machines may any time be seen.
Feb z 4-w,St
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CHEAP BOOTS,
NOTICE.
NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted to the Estate Of THOMAS B. Cow
IA WAY are requested 10 make payment with as little de-
lay as possible aud those having claims present them
properly authenticated for payment, to
J. II. EUSTACE, Eror
Of Thomas IL. Contoag dec)d
Feb. A~n, d.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-02-28


In the Senate Mr.. CHANgERs, OF Mary lard appear
ed and was qualified. After the presentation of few
petitions, the Senate went into Executive business
In the House of Representatives bill was rerortcd
concerning the STAFF Of the army Of tire United States;
and, a5o bill to establish armory on the western
waters. Fir. Boon, Of Indiana and MIR. HAYNES, OF
Georgia, laid on tic table resolutions to amend the
constitution Of the United States the former giving TO
the quaid voters of the most numerous branches of
the State Legislatures the right Of directly voting for
President and Vice Presidents and The other making
the voting TO be By general ticket u the several states
ADD IN case Of no choice TO return the two highest can
ddates 10 the people, 10 be again chosen in the same
manner. MIR Barney, offered resolution asking for
information from the Navy Department. as TO the ade.
quacy Of our vessels in commission to protect our com
merce to Brazil and Bucnos Ayres. Tie judiciary
Committee were instructed, on motion of Mr. W right
Of Ohio to Inquire into the cxpedcucy Of eduaIiIinc
the salaries Of District the Judges.
Most of the bills which were ordered to Ciri real
ing the preceding day passed; but discussion
arising The bill relative TO the importation Of gin and
brandy casks ofno less capacity than fifteen gallons
he House adjourned before the question on that bill wal
taken
1T will be that tbc Committee on the District
Columbia prayed to be discharged from the further con
sdera,ion Of memorial Of certain inhabitants of th
District complaining Of the act Of Incorporation by
which ttc right If suffrage has been restricted.
Nat Jour-
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TENHE celebrated Horse SIR CHARLES will s,ar
e the ensuing season Tree HILL
req i4 6 If !. nj. SETDFN