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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-17
New and Desirable Goods

Cd ALL & MOORE have lust received br tho H..
arrival from New York and Philadelphia their
SUPPLY ot i al IL and WINTER DRY GOODS-com.
pilsing almost every article adapted 10 the whoI.e,J.
or retail trade of this city. They have ON hand an1
oier Tor sale the following articles which constitute
comparatively very small portion of their present
stuSk:-- f'
Blue, black, olive, brown clare cadet and steel mxsd
ciorhs,
Do heavy drab for great coats,
Blue, black, gold and steel mixed awn and I;rl, dh
cass'meres,
blue brown, lawn and other pelisse cloths,
Fearna"ght, mapped cottons
Rose, point and London, lulffe blankets
An assortment of superfine and low priced satpetts
Rogers patent flannel,
Also general assortment Of white, yellow, crimson
scarlet and green fianueis
Floor and booking baizes,
I}unbazines, bombazetts
Striped and PLAID crcassians
Irimson, scarlet orange and blue merno cioths
Do same colours circassans for ci:ldrens ,vea
Plain, striped and fig gros de Naples comnr;s;, =,
most every colour, "
Black Italian" Mantna and double French FIorenccs
1n "sa'S sa.,s of pesses and blanks
an entirely new and fashiona BILE article
Silk and worsted bereges and battis,es
Black modes, Italian grapes,
general assortment of cooured satins and Forences
Super ne, dark. London prints, and ginrhoms
Cambricts. Iaconetts, mpll book Swiss and Ind. ,
ins both plain and figured,
Richly worked jacltonet, rober
Inserting and scolop trimmings and nou,c,s
apron and furniture checks,
bed-''ck'ng, brown and bleachcd domescs
Garment, canbr'ck aud furniture dimities.
Cotton fuDges, sc.
ALSO,
hIerno and cashmere long sha,yls and tdLc
Thread gimp and bobbinc Iaces
handsome assortment of bobbinet lace VOLS ,,,
caps, pelerines and hdkfs ~'
Silk and gauZe ljk!s
Bonnet, sash and belt ribbons
Silk, cotton and worstcd hosiery
Bandanna, flag and Italian hdkfs
Irish linens, lawns and sieetings
Linen camhricks and cambricle handkerchief
Umbrellas toilette glasses
" hie' scarlet, black and coIoured daruing yorsied
yarn, &c.
All OF which having been selected witb the utmos,
care VIII be sold on accommodating terms for cash
Oct II ,r
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-17
'76, Mansion House.

YENI1E undersigned have received by the arrival
e OF the Manchester aud Richmond Packet, and
have now on hand, very exten1ive and unusually il
selected supply of DRY GOODS; amongst the arti-
Giles lately TO hand, are the following
Blue, black, drab and mkt cloths and cassimeres
comprising every quality
Cassihets, blue, plains and pa2dings
Grey and mkt kerseys, for negroes clothing
Rose, whitney and point blankets
Fine and super fine carpcfings rich patterns
White red and ;rccn lAunels
Floor cloth bazcs
Plain and figured bomhazetts
PLAID and fancy CalicOcs
Ginghams, cambrcs, and cambria m,lsns
Plain and figured book rnusns
India, Swiss and null do
Garment and furniture dinilv
Rich CSC de Nap and barcge hJk;s
Black love DO
Thread laces, cdgng and lootings
lSobbinet do do do
DO wells, capes, hauJiercbefs and scarfs
White and black silk hosiery of every description
Do do cotton do 10
ladies' black wOrsied hose
Black Italian lustrng
Plain black and colCuTed Gro de Nsp
FlOrences, satins and modes
Beautiful black Mandarin and Canton grapes
Black and CoOurcd silk velyets
Belt and sash ibons
Cauze and Gro de Nap do
Black Italian cravats
Fancy checked and coloured Go
Two cases superior Irish linens, pui up and imported
expressly for the Richmond market
Linen cambrck hdkfs and long lawns
Russia and birds eye diaper
British aud German osnaburgs:
Together with large supply Of Domestic sheetipgs
shiriings, checks and plads all Of which We offer 70
sale at the most reduced prices
Sep. =. Il
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-17
Il.om the Kentnckm Rrnorlcr.

hen"fEy-ihe Legislature in both its branches is
LOT The Administration, well eight thousand of
majority of the votes given for members Congress
he contest was IN truth very unequal. and the friends
OF the Administration ought to be satisfied with tie
result They have beat the Relief party and jackson
party united, Notwithstanding some Of them voted
half dozen times) and exhibited strength enourh to
satisfy every body tt tte electoral ro,e of KeniucLy
totH be gices To Mr.. .1,ms If there had been less
confidence and more activity and concert on the side
OF the Administration party, instead of losing two men,
oers ct Congress, they would have gained one per
maps more M'iiatton IT is admitted, would has q
been defeated, and think Moore and Lccompe also
I" proper means had been early taken ensure fair
play to tie friends of Mr. adams and Clay. General
Jackson's interference had cfTec his letter 10
Owens was published just in time for the opening Of
the polls; his letter TO Daniel was not published but
II was read 10 the people from the stump; but to most
effective OF the General was tie scnIipc-
over his Tcnncsscans TO vote against johnson.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-17
1924 Prizes.
1880 Blanks.
SI24,O20

This Lottery is formed by the simple combination 70
three numbers upon each ticket 81 numbers only helm,
used, producing 2480l tickets; and the drawing o.e
which produces SO prizes with of the ra un r,nh
t'iem 1888 with two of them on; and $3.50 with ,,e s
t1Iem the residue having none, being biaphs
To determine the fate OF the 248G tickets IN the sce
the 81 numbers, Crom to Sd inclusiyc will be p,c In
wheel on the day of the drawing, and eight of them he
combination the lst Cd and Sd drawn numbers will be-
ehtnco 10 tn' prize "t $4,000
That having ON it the Gin, Tth a nd 9th 10 sNHO
I'd, Sd and 1ih 90 1900
81, 9TH and 9Th, 10 1000
9TH, 9Th and 9Th to LIMO
-, . ON DIN and 9TH, r. 1880
Those five tickets having the 4th 9th and 1,h:
4th, 9th md 8ti 9TH, 9Th and 9Th; Stir 6, ana GIN
9th, 9TH and 9th, EACH m,
And all other prizes determined similar manre, AMI
tailed in the scheme Of this lottery nuhs,el -; n .
newspapers and bills
rRIcE TICKETS.
Uhoe Ticket S6-HoJ S3-6pu0rtcr 81 10
P'ckageo hokcts III this lottery lrof,
81 numbers uscd and must Of necessity draw M least Az
doars in prizes Gentlemen who prefer ~ adventure or
the large prizes only may deduct the time of nrhaec
Tive value OF the small prizes, and receive the Nanapef
cerhcates emitting the holder draw the extra prize
money, ("hich method is very those who
reside al distance and dislike the collection of small
prize money! In this way certificate for the uroceeds
Of l8 Whole tickets, to S67 20
10 liaif tickets, d. 80 60
10 Quarter do. do. 1G 90
8 Eighths do. do. 8 10
IL The Managers will give the utmost attention 70 the
commands Of distant advemuers FOR Tickets and Shares,
and forward free from expense the official Of ihs
drawing Immediately upon its
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tho cash paid directly for prizes as soon az
drawn.
an letters ara orders TO post paid and addressed
90 the Managers. YATES & MINTYEE,
scg l9-w5i Washington City
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-17
From The Dclarnre 1T5,,c5uo,,


We have been repeatedly called on in The course
OF the last week two, for Information respecting a
proposition that made by the Jackson party 10
purhase tire ''Waclman" establishments Fur the pre
sent, we will only state that in the Of last sum
iner some members Of That party offered 10 guaran-
fee us three hundred adj liioaal subscribers if would
turn round and support Jackson IL we would sur.
render the columns Of the paper to the entire CON
troll OF an Editor WIN they woIld procure. We
however felt no disposition 10 have paper 1rfR,y
fD' IN tins way, aud would haze suffered the affair
70 remain undlvned had not circumstances rendered
u necessary TO make il public
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-17

PHrLapg1rnrA O;t. tJ.-tresideut Adams arrived
yesterday morning in the steam boat Burng tom from
N. York. lie heartily greeted 90 his arrival and
also entering tie Mansion House, (Ir. Heads
Hotel opened on the l0th inst.) his present IOdg-
ing.
lie was visited about noon by the mayor, city coun
ellis, and very large number of citizens He decln
ed accepting invitation TO the Chestnut street theatre
this evening.
This morning nc win hear Mr.. Bipney's eulogiun on
The late Chief Justice TiighmaD. lie will leave the
city Tor Washington in the Baltimore steam boat this
day a: 12 o'clock precisely, ~. S. Gtz.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-17
From The National htsHigep~rr.

from me National InteAigenrrr.
PENNsYLyANIA ELEcTIoN.-Wn have yet but
few certain returns from The eiection of Members the
State Legislature Such ms we have, however, are
cheering, and conspatory to the anxious friends OF CT
vii government. and of the Republican Administration
Of Government for The last twelve years. In PhIladel
phia City, readers know, the whole Republican
ckst succeeded against iha martial one In BucIs
and Montgomery counties, the Republican ticket is said
IN have succeeded throughout and even in Lancaster
county, II IS supposed that may have succeeded
THESE are powerful populons. backbone Counties
From Franklin, another powerful county, lin which
chambeIshn'g s''uatedl we have still glorious
Signs" The Opposition calculated upon succeeding.
~ This county, by large majority. The following
noe to the Editors shews that the Administration tick.
ct has decisively prevailed
"OcTcBER II, 1927.
"A bright speck in the dark horizon of Pennsylva-
MIA There is something in the very Crank
lin" OF good sense, and S nnd philosophy. Accounts
Just received from that county give The Administration
candidates both for the Senate and Assembly, more
than 200 majority.
'.The election in Fayene county, for Inspectors
indicates the feeling.n
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-17

s'''"e"S were opposed election Jackson mi
'n"t greater number of them had for Mr. Adams
"f ei'ner oil the other candidates Is probabe
then, that he could been influenced either Inv NJ
Gay or by any body else, To change the at is
marked out for himself.
from TINS statement-cvcry part Of which may be
Stimulated by the cearesi evence, appears tina, so far
om its beug probable that Cen Jackson could been
elected through the influence of Mr. Clay either on the
hrst or second ballot Nh Aaus would rcccvc,, the
votes d fifteen States, the least had been necessary
10 resort To another trial. Look the subject then we
may repeattha ii is scarcely within the limits posi-
% mat Cen jackson could have been ignorant, when
ne ao"'ed his defeat the corruption Of MIR. Clay
only "tierins unounie! SANDER against that
~ Pa'''o', nut that he making boast of his
own popularity and p.tensous with ,e
character u" an h"n"rable man, rSjne frnm rea
~ "'"' ""'i' BRUTUS.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-17

letter from sGicer board the r. s. ship con
suton TO his friend in ". York, mentions that all the
frregn vessels OF war III the port NJ Smyrna paid
compliment to our flag the 9Th Of july 10y firing
s5lutes. The firing commenced ON board the British
snip Ca'nb1 ian. Com Hamilton. wcl was followed by
the French and AOs;rTao admirals an tic commaud,o-
officers OF the Dutch squadron, gun Tor gun.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-17

The Charlottesville Advocate still harps upon Mr.
Jelerson's opinion in favor of Gen. Jackson We
ell the editors that if Mr. Jefferson ever such
an opiuon that he also unquestionaby expressed the
very reverse. Let them if they wish it, push this
qlestion-it can be proved by evidence which the whole
world will respect that Mr. Jefferson said Cen jack
son was bear that il necessary to keep chained
50 time of peace-that his habits, temper and educa-
zion disqualified him for ali civil oflice-and thai he
considered his approach of oninous 70 the
durability of the Repubhc.n
These things, Mr.. Jefferson did say-yhat he might
have SAID besides, do know nor care lex
pressons from him in favor Of Cen jackson as strong
rs those against him be authenticated be ii So
It will prove more, than that he was extremely in
consistent All protest against is the attempt TO
persuade the public that Mr. Jefferson was in favor OF
Gen. jackson in the teeth OF the remarks quoted a
buye.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-17
ANTI JACKSON MEErlNc

meeuog Oh t'e Citizens of Canjbeii opposed 10 the
Iiesnon vi zen. Andrew Jackson as President of tho
~ reSpeo,u"y invited 10 be holden on the FIRST ay
I'm november Ionrt, To appoint delegates TO the
proposed convention, on the end Monday of January
next, in the city uf Richmond -
SEVERAL FREEuOL DERS
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-17

SANDER has been lust propagated through some Of
me Opposition papers. on the subject of a supposed
e'ter written to MT Webster by MIR. Bailey and in
terned by Mr. Adams in order to influence the vote
OF The FIST named gentleman. The Richmond En-
qn,rer quotes j, from the Philadelphia Palladium I,
anu states that il is confirmed by the Baltimore Rcpub
wontto be, IN ITS selection Of authorities. Il considers
these two papers as evidence enough and presumes
= NE fnct 'cW not be questonet.n The only remark
we have room for ut this moment, is that positive
and ADVISED denial OF the whole matter is given in the
New York American of Friday last More of this also
anon 1t National Journal
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-17

The Citizens of Po'ohatn opposed TO the election of
Andrew Jackson TO the Presidency ale respectfully re-
1"es'eh to meet at the Court House of their county
on 'ne 81 Thursday of November next. THAT being
court day for the purpose OF taking INTO consideration
me eHPed'enn, OF sending Delegates the convention
proposed TO be held Richmond Oh the second Tines
day IN january 1923.
Portion TIE FRrEuoLpERs
October 9Th, 1927
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-17
1000


D THE CITIZENS KING &; QUrEN
Inc frceh"ieis an. Citizens King & Queen bos,;,
to the election of Gen. Andrew Jackson TO the Prese
arc .eq.Stu 10 assemble at King Queen Court House
on the I'd Monday in November next to oo,.,, :,
their elow-czems in the exertions now maxine Ia
re an electoral ticket by Convenop 70, o,c.,
~ Richmond OIL the 2d Tuesday in January
MANY VOTERS
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-17

Is BALTIMORE, Oct tS.-Just our paper was about
10 De put TO press last night, the melancholy niorma>
ton reached us of the death of venerable and be-
loved fellow citizen, Colonel John Eager TTo,yt,d
the distinguished Patriot and Soldier of the Revolution
He departed this life at half past O'Clock last night
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-17

s'pl coalition "a: Uasl.insto:s.n The election iu Ken
lucky il seems, has filled him with such tumu of Joy
That he has forgotten only delicacy but de
cency 10 giving expression to il. Think Of candidate
tor tue Presidency of the u States, fourteen months
before the elec,iop having the presumption declare
that he must be chosen the corrupt coalhoni-
Think Of man who offers TO be,sucb example TO the
world, speaking degrsdng OF his rivals-the
slang terms of reproach fabricated by the lowest
his party, and which confident not county can.
diiate in Virginia could be prevailed upon TO use to-
wards opponent. Think of a candidate for the
Presidency having the ndeicacy 10 say II must be
eiected-my rival is scoundrcl.n Think above all!
that this is Gen. Jackson the soldier by educ on
and the statesman by infiton,-who has been success.
sycly compared to all the shining characters of
all ages aud whose language was that the Presidency
was an Office neither TO be sought nor rejected! Poo
pic OF Virginta think ye w ashng:ou Jefferson Ma.
olson, Monroe would have spoken aud acted thus,-
Can you bear the idea of making a man their success
sor ana your rur insensibe the feelings which
are the ornament, charm and safeguard of society.
Had Thomas Jefferson IN 1872 been He'd upon TO
lead our armies to the Canada line the world would
have thought il very absurd preposerous appo;nt
ment. Would il have been more SO in fact than pov
To call Gen. Jackson to the Presidency of The II &,
The art Of war requires undivided study attention and
peculiar order of taent-s the art of eoyeron.r
great nation alone TO be acquired without expericnce
or study? In this study and the discharge OF duties in
umaiey connected with it. Mr. Adams has consumed
forty years Of his life under the eye aud instruction of
Washington, Jefferson, Madison aud Monroe We
mean no reflection on Gen jackson when express
IL as our belief that he profoundly ignorant of the
elements of political science. His life has been direc-
ted to other pursuits and it is impossible that he can
know these things which require great talents and
the sudious toll of years, TO acquire them-unless
indeed, Heaven has wrought miracle in his favor and
communicated by intuition, that which less favored
m'rals obtain by dnt of labor and long experience
Gen j. mast be still mole ignorant OF the science of
government, than Mr. Jefferson was of that OF war,
and he must in truth be still less prepared to fulfil the
difficult and complicated duties of the Presidency than
MIR. Jefferson TO lead an army. shoemaker
cannot build a house, a carpenter make n pair
ct shoes. The order of nature and mems necessities
carry them to follow different pursuits and acquire df
ferent professions
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-17
MANAGERS OFFICE.
MANAGERS OFFICE,
WAsHINGTos CITY.
For The 3fst dny Of October.
Grand Consolidated Lottery

or Internal improvements Literature and Charities y
the City of Washington, aud in the States Of Dera-
ware, North Carolina and Louisiana.
FIRST CLASS.
10 DC drdnn IN Washington City on Wedntsda, t 81.
of October, 1897.
BY AUTHORITY Law
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-17

''0~f P''Tes' amounting to 1926
PRICE TICK Frs, viz.
"h"'c Tickets 81, Halves 50 so, Quarters Sf o.
"i sale IN variety Of numbers at The old established
LUCKY and prompt pay Office Of
ALIENS.
"hrre more Prizes have been sold and rail a, s,rt
man at any other Office in America nonr then, ,izcs
of 100@JO dolars each. P''"''
- Orders hom the Country will meet with The r,cs,
prompt attention il addressed 10
$. & ~. ALIEN & co.
Oc' i' 81 y Richmond.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-17
Dismal Swamp Canal Lottery. No q

49, BESIDES number OF snn. prizes.
~ "''e 1'cket only So HdLf So so, Quarter 81 es
or some of the above prizes call at the MT a IA a.
TEL. 'io
u Orders from the country, by mail Cpost paid) or Ey
'ae conveyance enclosing the cash prizes of fonr
Lotteries, viii meet with the as on uersn,
appicaiiGn Address
YATES & MCINTYRE .Marasess.
- ~ ~ Richmond, Sn.
u II Lottery REALLY and EXCLUSIVELY To Dromc,s
lie Public Good.
FENHE VIRGINIA FREE ROAD LOTTERY
Il authorized BY law, to money TO construct a
Every cent of the money cleared, after paying the
prizes and the posrc expenses conducting lire or.
terry is 10 be laid out on the Road.
SCI{E,IE:
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-17

900
10 the freeholders of Louisa County, onposea TO Inc
election OF Gen. jackson to the Presidency of tho
United States.
You are invited to attend at your Court house or
me hrst day oil your next November court Tn take in
10 consideration The proprety Of appointing Deliberate
or Delegates 10 attend Convention promised to he
heid III The City OF RictnonI in the month of January
next 'of me purpose of nominating Electors whose o.
pons siali coincide with your ow and 10 adont sncb
oher measures nay be deemed expedient nd nro
per for promoting yonr wishes i'm relation IN tho an
preaching PRESIDENTIAL election
SEVERAL FREEHoLpERs or I.o,-,s,
LOUISA. 9TH October, 1897.
meeting u! suc! Of the citizens of Cy.,fo,,;,J ,,
~ as arc trieniiy TO The election of chm On;ncv A
as President OF the y. States will be he'll NJ Rronh,
Tavern III the inwn Of Manchester ON So,n,J,, 10
ioh Nov next for the purpose of appointinr doIor,,
10 Tie convention, which will assemble in ,,;cb,no
on the second Tuesday in January nex, with I,a nt
Jeci ot forming electoral ticket
Chesterfield, Oct. D. 1927
otEe fFeehotacrS IF The County of Hanorer oppose,
10 Gen. JdckSon. 90
c''oW Citizens: Meeting is determined on to talk
pace al .ianov.r Cour, House on Wednesday tbe th
s. ' 'aEe INTO consideration the measures best cal
cua'e' 10 prevent the vote OF this State bejpr oiyen
10 MILITARY Nespot.n-lt is expected Won will
arouse from your lethargy and aid in the pene,a al
movement no'y making accomplish this most dns;
rable object. ' o''
MANY FREEHOLDERS or HANOVER
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-17

Duc's-Some time this week, two coIoured persons
at public house near Joanna Furnace had dispute
whilst playing at cards. They las we have been in
osmed) agreed upon 6miing Tor fighting head to head
when one was unfortunately killed The survivor was
lodged in the county Jail on Thursday evening.
Schuy'HiU Journal.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-17
SINGULAR RACE

-, NEW YORK, October IL.
The Races yesterday were well attended. The re
sun OF thein was disappointment to of the know
ing ones-Conn Piper aud Jeanette we're The favour
ltcs Betsy Ransom, Southern mare was but little
known, and Lady Flirt not relied upop 4 bye
bet OF $1,000 that Piper would lead Jeanette the first
TWO miles ut the first heat and another that Lad, FI,tt
would not take the first heat gave great interest TO
mat neat, which was ran under the whip-thoueh aft
Yer all IN no very short time, I'm 54s-Jeannclte led
Piper the first two miles, thus winning that bet but
lost the heat which Frt gained against all The cacu-
iations, and great odds IN betting :Jeannette f lame
and was Withdraw The 2d hea, tle Southern mar
ied; the sd mile being completed, and she ahead, the
rider OF Piper pulled up within the distance post sup
posing he had the four rounds, and Wishing 10
save his horse for another heat tue other riders follow
ed his example, Betsy Ransom all the while spanking
along, and having gained fifth of mile before
the others found out their mistake and pushed after her
and the consequence was, that The whole fe I'll was
d'starc by Betsy Ransom, who of course took the
purse, wi!hcut further contest
October IS.
RHceS2d Day.-Thc horses entered were Mr. El!io,,,s
southern horse Richard 3dAr. Coles horse Sportsman
Bahgates Sir Lovei-amd American Buy. The bets were
freely spored on the southern h0rsc because he was
known, t"t because his owner had the day before,
WIN an animal equally unknown, but that proved himself
irst rate ore The first heat taken by Richard 3rl
thus sorting 10 increase tile confidence his hackers
1t was very pretty heat and well contested all the way
but still the time long6m 25s. The second ard
third heats bo, by Spur,sman in very gallant
style.
Yesterday, before the the celebrated Eclipse and
Henry, were sold by auction. The former was struck off
at $3.50 doars-th latter 400, both to Mr.. VIM g.
Ludlow, of Claverark, Columbia county. They arc con-
sequently preserved in this
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-17

1926 prIzrs-9T2I blanks
the prizes subject TO discount OF IS per cenfum.
IS intended TO draw this Lottery as soon as th.
tickets can be disposed of, and they going off
very rapidly, there knowing how soon that NAV be.
Tickets at p dollars each for sale the Bookstore
of WM. n. FTTEWHYI SONN