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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-19

VIRGINIA.:
At rules holden in the clerks Office of Tie superior
court OF choncery for the Richmoud district, the
9th day O: August, 1877:
W llliam Trent, nh
against
W iiiam Patteson, adm'or with The viii annexed of
Sarah Walker, Henry Walker, Robert Walker
Samuel Walker, Joseph Walker, Jane Walker 10
sanna y" aier, and Henry Walker, and Milly
Ann Walker, etwo last infants by Henry Trent
'"'" guardian. djts.
ne defendants Henry Walter Robert Walker Jo
seph Walker Jane " aler, & Rosanna w aer moi La
!ns entered their appearance S given security accord
ing TO The act of assembly and the rules of this court
appearing by satisfactory evidence, that they are not
inhabitants OF tins country: il is ordered that the sand
defendants DO appear here the first day of Tie next
term and answer the bill of the plaintiff; aud that
copy OF this order be forthwith in same news
paper published IN the city OF Richmond, for two
months sncceSereiy and posted the front door of the
capitol, in the said city.
s. copy. Teste, WM. w. HENING, C. c.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-19

lif3CLNI.i:
at rules, holden in the clerks Office of the sunerior
court OF ohancery for the Richmond district tie Cd
day of July, 1927:
James Brean, p
against
Thomas H. Mitchell, James Innis c. Parkhurst and
parkhurst, Garland Thompson ext of William
Mitchell, who was ex'or of Thomas Mitchell 3.c,i
hehjamn Dawson and Matthew Wallace, DIS.
the defendants BENJAMIN Dawson aud Matthew
aace not having entered their appear ance and Civ
en- security according to the of assembly and the
tueS Oh tAis con and II appearing by satisfactory cy
dencc that they are not inhabitants of this connr
1t Is ordered, that the said defendants do appear here
on the hfst day of the next and answer The bil of
!"e Piair; and that copy Of this order be forthwith
Richmond, for months successiyeI,. and nosti a.
The front door of the capitol, n the saii CITY.
90 copy. Tese, WIN. w. HENING.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-19
YIRGEJl:

IfECFivfi.1:
At rules, holden in The clcs Office of the suncrfor court
al chance'y nr The Richmond district the "a dav nj
July, 1927: ~ " N'S %
VIM Man" i" lis r.r ant, as cz'or of James Mann
against
NJ ann IN his right, aui as exo of Ja,pns
HiAnn, decd, William Truehaar,, late sheriff nf iI,n
"!e county, and as such, adm or John Mann aec,
..i"''ha harrington who Martha Mann Ausn
,nrter aud Fanny his wife, Elizabeth Wade WHO was
i..i|anefh alarm, Reuben Burton, exor of Thomas
W ade, James Mann. Elizabeth Mann ard Adclin
NAM George Gilman, WIN. Gilman and Mill
Gilman, Thompson NaEn, Martin and En-
beth his wife, Moore a,d Int;,L i ."
W H. Mnnn. George Mann and Sarah Mann PAX
0'Feet and Temple Aylet, John d. Brown FIer,ino
Drown, Thomas Cawthon, Anne Mann widow IF
James Mann, Elizabeth who inlerm,arried with
Ju"y' George, William ard Sally Mann, children of
George Mann, deed, no :"
The defendants Austin Porter and Fanny his vito
James Mann George Gilman, Nm. GiIlmnm R1juv Gin
i""' ""''pS"a Mann Martin and Elizabeth
ms VIE, Moore and Judith his wife Iy,n
mann, George Main, Sarah Mann and Thomas Cav
thorn' '''t having entered their appearance and veo
security according TO the assembly and The nl
Of 'hs COURT and it appearing by satisfactory evidence
th"t IHey are not Inhabitants OF this counrv i, &c ar
Here, that the sail defendants DO spfear here ON ,,
Hst DAY OF the next term and swer the bill of Tho
Pa'ht; ana that copy of this order be forthwith in
Sefen ~ some newspaper published in the city of Rich
mohd' ior two months succcssivey, and posted ~ III.
mont door Of the capitol, in the said city.
% copy Teste, Wm ". HENING r =
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800 oTr-L DhOhE-N
On, yes, thou ant, though chan.d, the same,
! read 1t iii that auburn hair,
ihose sparkling eyes. that thrilling frame,
w Inch breathes Of Heavens divinest ai.;
But yet, there is shade of gloom,
Which, To my spirit seems To say,
That care and grief have marr'i thy doom,
Since girlhoods bright unc'oudsd day.
Fair creature. ga zins thus On thee,
Tho sunshine of the past returns;
And, DER what never more he,
My ;imc-taught spirit hangs and burns.
Thou vert bud of beauty then,
star-gem i'll cloudless sky
glory, idolized by men--
And who thy votary more than ]:
now Heeteth time away! twelve years.
WIN shades OF grief and CLEANS OF JOY,
rave Come and gone in smiles aud teas,
since thou vert girl and were hey;
since, unre served, how OFT with thee,
Twas mine through wood and wild 10 range
And art thou silent! can it be
That, like our looks, the heart can chappce
When, Within mine, thy fingers thrilled,
Although twas but mo ment brief
My heart dilated, swel!'d, and f!Pd
My bosom, with n gush of grief
mat pressure was SIell-tnat touch
ihe treasures of the past unfurl'l;
Showing at once, how Time 80 much
Had changed thee, me, and all the world.
OH. there is not earthly woe
so bitter, as 20 the form
Once overnight with beauty's glow,
Bent down beneath msfortune's storm,
To marx the once clear, clouiless
That swan as in the depths IF bliss,
Suhducd To darkness, and the dive
0i such dull grey world as this.
Would had known no, this, Thou vast
An image to my niusng mind,
Amid the sunshine Of the past
In glory and delight enshrine,';
But now the spell is broken,-uow
see that thou, like all, canst fade,
That grief canst overcloud thy brow,
And care thy cheeks pure beauty shade.
Yes! thou canst change like all beside;
And have lived To look on thee,
All radiant once in youthful pride,
Child by forlnrn adversely;
a nd though, like July skies, OF yorc
Glow'd thy serene unblemish'd frame,
I've sigh'd to hear black Envy pnur
Her venom on thy favoritc name,
Flower of lfe's desart, art thou sado
Nought purer breathes beneath the sun
Than thee, in thy sweet meeknnss ciad:-
What couidst thou eet have said or done.
ihat gloom should reave thy thoughts of resi-
Should dim the bright eyes, cloud the Draw,
And hang burden on the breast
OF aught so beautiful! thous
Oh rs it that, from wandering come
From travels of the land and main.
II was thy hope to greet at home
The faces of old friends again?
Alas if such thy cause Of woe
Forever quench'd their jncund migth-
The old have died, and sleep below
The yong are scatter'd DER the earth
We sow in hope--but from the seeds
% promise nothing reap save grief;
Joys iloweretS fade to noisome weeds
vi vulgar bloom, and bitter leaf:
Age when youths wine hath to Ices,
Confesses earth a vale nltears-
IT'S only Hopes keen eye that sees
Pcrtection's glow in coming years.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-19
YRHMT.J.

JTRGEyIId:
At rules, holden in HE clerks Office OF The superior
day of July, 1897:
John Carl,
against !
sas Hayes ana Hiram Loomer merchants and partners
trading under the firm OF Hayes and Loomer,
dis.
he defendant Hiram Loomer, not Iavin, entered
Us appearance and given security according 10 The act
OF assembly and the rules of this court and
~ satisfactory evidence, that he is an inhabitant Of
"iS country 1t is ordered, that the said defendant do
appear here on the FIRST day the mex, term and
NE Oil OF Tie plaintiff; and that copy OF !hs order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published in the
Guy OF l'lchnond for two months successfully, and
posted al The front door OF the capitol il, tho ij
90 copy. Tesle, TbI. w. IIENfNG. G
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-19
:, Pe,e,s5Drg, Yirgmin, august 2om, 1897.

mEssRs. n. & J. DICK
"enuemcn-As you are not inhabitants of this common
wealth, aud the above order can in no otbsr % ~ !
co 10 yo" have caused II TO be published herewith nd
cq"e you TO take notice Of the same in order af yo
10y nave tne D'i therein named, amended in the moda
"iIeC'ei' u you sial! chOose do So am rentlcr,c
your n ooeoieI' servant John T., ROBERTSON.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-19
satarsllanenma Department.
EXTRACTS.

The most obvious truths are frequently the most
overlooked. No fact is more manifest than the de-
Pendencc OF sHoiety upon the labouis of the ,u
man; ana no TACT OF much inpoi lance is perhaps
less realized In an extended .nachnary where eve
ry movement ooe,s one mighty impulse, The reality of
,"e Pu"ef may oe obvious, and the apprcl snsiuu of il
VIC pe'eh'eu' oy 'hose very movements winch are the
evidence OF lis energy In like mahuer the employ
inents OF men are various from the throne down
ward, aud our eye filled with this variety that ar
rcu'ure, the spring of this EXTENDED action, is liable
20 DE thrown into iorgetfuness, by the abundant
,uence OF It's power But let the sun for year with
hold ms ordinary smiles ana the clouds their accustomed
treasure, and the earth her increase, and the paraly
''c shock, extended 10 every limb of the body polite
VIII quickly Indicate where Is the seat of life and what
IS The spring OF motion. When the fields lanruish
no substitute for their product be fousd and our
dependence upon God and the husbandnan is realized
None of the great manufacturing establishments OF
europe have arisen without governmental protection
srom tie ELECTS Of foreign competition; nor with ali
.hef experience, strength, capitol, capacity cred
1t, and extent OF custom dare they expose them even
now, 10 fSreign competition. They stand the APP
pie OF the eye; eDvroCed by pru.;ibory and protec-
ting acts oliegis!aiion. But IL these immense estab-
ishrcnts, IN the maturity OF age and sustained By such
capitals, cannot stand before competition, how shalt
our establishments, rise from infancy 10 manhood, in
The face ofsuch gigantic opposition.
10 say that families must he industrious, and
ave within their income, is good advice, which in
'enu 70 'ncucate; but 10 expect that the families of
nation will do this in the presence of market stock,
cd with cheap foreign merchandise, and so limit by
.heir discretion the national consumption, prevent
The balance CT trade against u.s. and the drain of sne
Gle TO pay ~, Is TO dispense with knowledge of h,l,
man nature and build castles for national security up
on the air. ~
II there ever was subject which demanded govern
mental wisdom to prevent the evils of Individual inds-
ce'ion amounting 10 national Gala nifty would seem
10 be that of limiting the national consumption of for
esn manufactures, by fostering own, thus proven
uoe the adverse balance of trade, aud securing the
steady presence of circulating medium, ADEQUATE 10
Tie ezigencies of national enterprise.-[ Becchcr.
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Cause orMe late Yar enh Grent Lritaia.

Cause 81 tie late Var tCith Gyent Britain.
Some time since party OF village wise heads rs.
sembied I'm the bar room of the Farmers Hotel in S.
Rhode Island were exhausng their learning and tenn
peF IN discussing the causes of the late War. AS the
dispute waXed warm and seemed about coming 10 the
utcon so common on such occasions of bloody heads
and dsigured faces thus proving that " have enoucb
OF the War spirit among u.s. 10 make slight causes
sufficient to light the fame say Just at this critical
PERIOD PLAIN honest farmer stepped forward and in
tcrposed with don't lose your tempers gentlemen YOU
are all wrong. explain the whole matter 10 Won
Orders in Council-BerIin and Milan decrees-free
trade sailors rights and all your had nothing
10 DO with 1t. The war entirely owing to neirb.
Dor MS pig getting into neighbor rs garien--lIo,d
s'ii gentlemen. and will prove il, Burril YOU
KNOW was MS lawyer, and got his case for him, T.
was Representative to the Assembly, from the town of
>: now you know that Burriil and Howell were
hoth candidates for Uncle Sans Senate ami eye,v
body was at work side and rother and after
counting noses Burrirs friends thought all was safe
out when the vote taken T. though he was orcJ
staunch Federast and OF course bound to vote for
iSurrI!l, remembering the pig lav suit would net vote
Tor him, so that Howell by voting for himself got
elected By one majority Now if il had not been for
Inc Pig law suit, i. would have voted for BurriIl and
he would have been chosen Senator Now don't in
terruPt me gentienen-ncw, you all remember thai
"hen the question OF declaring War came before the
senate hir. Bayard moved TO postpone ii six eelze,
10 give time TO hear from England, ard his motion Won
know was lost by only one voie-one Jerry Howell
voting against it. Now if Burr had been there he
would nave voted for The motion, and the declaration
va "di "cUii nave OPe1 uGcTrC1. Before the siv
weeks expired news arrived that the Orders in Coun
c were repealed, and thus Tie principal altered
OF War removed OF course ii the dc!av bad been
obtained War would never have been declared and
linus have proved that neighbor Ms pig getting n,o
neghbor Us garden, the real cause OF itngHur,
Iah from all hands-six mugs of fllr landlord
our town OF s. has the honor of having produced
lie cause of The late War; and of making gentleman
OF zen. jackson into the bargain-or if it had not
been for the War he would never have baen ,be
Hero of New OrIeans"-and in that case nobody
would have ever thought Of him for President.
. ErOohim .fiU.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-19

.H'Se'-ics n Wea'M-W lately published = spirf
leo article on the ''want Of money or the rniser;es f
poverty; that article has suggested TO coTresnonde,
Of 'ie massachusetts Journal, the following Ni,e
res OF Wealthn- '''-
'it is to have subscription paper handed Won evc
~ hour IN the day, and be called n1onard + von n
'uSe yoir name Ii is TO eat turkey and drink vine At
dearer rate than your neigibors IL is 10 have evarv
college, niIrmatary, and asylum ma run mon tbs
oaoS OF yonr beneYocnce, aud then wonder at The
Hhaihess OF the dividend. 1t is 10 haze seciarons
contend for the keeping OF your coescjeoce and ,,,
yers struggle for the keeping Of your nurse II j. 70
De remembered from Seguin To Tubot-TsiauJ whom
ever dinner, loan, is wanted. lis In no t,~.r
or more than you are worth and never TO be EaJievod
when you say II is to have Addition of Dollars
subtraction OF comforts and Multiplication of anxie
ues ehd III DWisIon among spendhrft heirs il is To
nave me interest OF every about yoa exceed e;r
principle II Is to make up the merchant all ,l,c
profits hc loses by knaycry or ruralily II zpcyor 10
oe upon easy terms, even with coat or shoe II,
70 oe married for your money have wife aI,va,s
casting up the sum total of tie dollars she broupEt
IS 10 nave your son'5 steps surrounded by raanirao
anu your daughter made target for tic spcnnlapo
ana selfish to aim at II is to ,nragrro CricnI.I; -
the length Of yonr purse 10 buy ftticry ana sell h;
ness 1t IS 10 have debtors smile upon YOU and
snake yoh ny tiie hand II is 10 have dysDepi. vii,
ana pae Children 1T - TO have sons 60 20 c1ilr,e a.
buy themes OF wiser heads and daughters brain t.
ed oy the hattery OF fools. IL 10 be invite; IN dl.
poor wine, that yOu may rive bciior in rofrr, H..
10 have your lady peace disturbed by birier Feature
or brighter diamond IL is 10 buy rreen meas At nir
shHngs, and relish them not because yrJur ncrjborr
gives Two dollars. II is 10 have relations wish vor
short life, and long will II is to have your y ,lo,1
mourn bItterly,-proviIcd her fortune dcenJq on nor
peiuai wdowhood. II j. To- lave more tornptafjors m
ms world than other AID lastly 10 find tic en-
mankind.D 49, "
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-19

never knew what II was 70 feel ike = ryofr,5n.
'iow many lords IN waiting can say as much?
"neo consider how little difference there is il,
mankind cannot help being astouishcd al Tie airs
some people give Themselves
nc ignorant and vulgar seem 10 think u.at man
wants spirit if lie dares not Dsnl and trirgn, nro
them. "'"'P" over
L or man 70 be co2comb. shows want of ina
s,nauon; no one viii ever p-ijc himself on bis bean
WHO mas studied The head of the Antioous or be in
danger Of running into the excess of fashion ,ob H..
any knowledge Of tie Antique. The mai is ioo5r.
UeIIbIc win nct.nnf .rn.t
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tI!!(,L,i.l.
Al rules. hodsn in the o!ek oace u the spcrio eou.t
Of chancer$ for the Richmond district, the Cd day of
July, 1927:
The N",ua Assurance Society asos, ,e on 6uilnss of
The State of r;rgiAa, Pts.
against
Margaret Adams widow Of John Adams, deed lolln sIrse
and Mary e. his WIFE, Pickett, John Heron a nd
Eliza J. his wife, Burwe Is EIoscey and Patsy W his
wi!e Louisa Adams, john J. Adams, iiic.ad IT. Adams
aud E!vira Adams, Richard Adams, Ccorse Pollard ana
Mary T. his wife, inois &. Adams Samuel G. Adams,
George w. Adams, Thomas Adams and (,nt.arinc
Adams, George Nj Darlington, Richard a. Darlington,
John A Carrngon and Li,,lcbery Caring ton nd Eli
"a his wife, william, ID. Taylor and Eliza J. his wife,
and Thomas Marshall, john a. Smith, Thomas A Smith
aud John Campbell Smith, Sarah Smith and Maria T.
Smith, imnnt children of George WI, Smith the yn,roe,
deed, Tabi'ta Adams aud Eliza G. Adams, and Sally
t. Adams, n person of unsoun mind by Edmund Chris
tan her committees, John Smith, John Robertson and
Andrew Stevenson, and the President Directors aud
Company of the Bank of the United States, DTS
The defendant Thomas A. Smith, no; ha vim entered his
appearance and given security according TO the ACT of
assembly and tie rules court, and appearinr bv
satisfactory evidence, that he is m,a bitant Of this
country II is ordered, that defendant do
mere o ihe hst day OF the next term and the bill
oil the Plaintiffs and that copy' this he forthwith
inserted ia some newspaper published in city OF Ecl-
noha Tor two months successfully, and at the
u"or oil The capitol, in the said city.
6s copy. res,e, U.1, ". HENLvG,e c.
J7II{G IlVi.4:
OF chamcery for the Richmond district, the "a day Of
5uly, 1927 "
Peter Co,tom, pr
against
Solomon and Moses Allen, Pnniis chua Eobe &; eo,,
and NYn. w Erniny, Dr.
The defendants So!omon and Moses Allen not hayinp
entered their appearance and given security according to
the act OF assembly aud the rules of this court and i,
appearing by Satisfactory evidence tina, thew arc not
hans {" this country; it is ordered, that the said lcu
"' u" appear here On the iirs day of the tenn, and
answer the supplemental bill the plaintiff; nd that
copy of this order be forthwith, inserted in some
FunSed IN the city OF Richmond, for months success
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-19

The seat of the Vice President been turned to face
he opposite way and the seats of the Senators have
been changed.
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fdJetsLNI.l
at rules, holden in tho clerks Office OF the supefior
CONT of cancery for the Richmond district the end
day OF July, 1899
Garter ilambictt and Frances Hall, mis-
against
William H. w, che. James NJ. W;,b,rn .na s.u., \,
his wife, Jesse Spie,s aud William Wynn, John
Gnodwyn- isham Hargave and James Hargraye
commissioners under decree Of Dinwiddie court,
The defendants William II. Wyche, James nj. VIII.
ourn and Sally his wife not having entered tbeirappea
ancc ana given security according the act assem-
by anu The rules of this court and appearing by sa
tsfactory evidence, that they arc not of
'hs country; is ordered that the said defendants do
appear here the first day of the mex, term and an
swer the bill of the plaintiffs: and that copy of this
oaer he tthwuh inserted in newspaper publish
ed IN the city OF Richmond two mouths successive
w. end posted at the front door of the capitol in the said
CITY. ~ ~
GO copy. Testc, WM. w. HENING. C. c.
YiRGiNI.l:
at rules, holden in the clerks Office of The superior
court of chancery for tho Richmond district The end
day of July, 1927:
Daniel J. Justice, NH
against
JeIman Y Stokes and Joseph S. Clarke, ans.
Inc defendant Joseph S. Clarke, not having entered
ms appearance and given security according TO the act
OF assembly and the rules of this court and il appea,
ing by satisfactory evidence that lie is not an nhabi
taht OF this country; il is ordered that the said defen-
dan 10 appear here the first day of the next term
and answer the bin of the plaintiff and that COPY of
h,s order be forthwith inserted in newspaper rub,
ished in the city of Richmond, for two months sue
oessivey and posted at the front door of the capitol in
G3 copy. Tos'c, VIM. w. HENING, c. C.
PiRGi.NI': -------------
1T rules. holden in the clerks office of the superior
court OF cancery for tie Richmond district the end
day of July, 1897:
John liunics, ,7,
against
George s.I nomerelt and Daniel NO0ng ard David Flo.
The defendants 70, having entered their .nreano
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-24
Tom he Democyefic press

We have before us most interesting letter from
an American Lady, written al Lagrange, Dec
Sih, 1896" where she hse &, for some time. been
on visit TO the venerable and oxeecd Lsfay-
eate. we have much pleasure in submitting the
following extracts. They rob out full Columns
which, we are a, loss 10 know upon what an.
iboTiiy, has been extensively circulated against the
American people.
. by he American papers, saw letter siii
90 lie written by very respectable gentleman,
giving an account OF visit 10 Lagrange; ANA ne
numerous errors in this production, there Is one
which has gwen Gen. l. fsyelie real pain II is
where the writer says, he is informed ihs, sppli.
cations had been made TO the G,p jor money the
preceding week 10y young roin tie T. 8. Lac,
night, ibs Gen. said with mach animation. that
this was rs great mistake asevst iIsde. and
tia, he bad never bad single application Of thai
azure; That the young Americans who hid called
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RCIMoND VIRGINIA., S TuRDAY FEBRUARY "a 1897

upon him. had uniformly conductd ,hemse!ve ca
with the greatest propriety, and that there vas
foundation whatever for the report
- have (says the letter wti,ef) seen enough OF
o'her parts OF the world, to teach me TO love my
own country more, and ~ estimate It's advantages
higher every day. Ours may enphatcslly, be cal-
'ea 'he Land OF Liberty Tie truth ia, We have SO
much freedom, and so little opportunity OF con,sas-
ing our condition with other countries, that we
10 MOI sufficiently appreciate our happiness. The
zeal Tor, and love OF country, feel, makes me
ANXIOUS that the above declaration of our beloved
1rn'rai. may be given in refu,s,ion of tie libel
which has been Iuhlshed.''
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E4LI EOn6S


Eatt receiving aud oIenms ,e proportion Of ,u
~ ran AM "'niei GOODS; spouz,i tnOse o,.cl,nl
Bates OF fese, puni and .iufhr blankets =
D'es taVt ctttoL., various naaers
Bales haDneis, feaiHh:s and iearskirs
Dsi;s preached and uabeac etn- and -
iisf, conp.sie ssntm.ni.
superior in,puiied
F-l's'e cloths, oil oil coluc,s
Ne-ttnss, TO SUIT the
Siik, co1n aud a hosiery
Furniture eauihiIc aud sai aei din,i.;ey
Gases tiisii I'ntp, long lawn AMI shsrtIus
few p'eess Flanders she eng nd ehear st;eI.
Cases sailiu,i bed iirkings alIi therks
bo~fs oi looking 5iisse Put u dozens, for wholesale
tiiie .
Cotton shir'ings, cotton csmhricks
MusIn., bon.bazin,s, b ,ahazeus
Dspers AMI Inca osnbries
a complete uerino and ca.hu.,e .h,,y
scaIis, scfue beataIlu -
snali assortment msTno and essbme,c haAls.
"A lie" beautiful plsin hack siik,
Tn cad ssces, fiat hubhin and
Canton, nank,n aud Italian etspe,
piece beautiful game h1nurL
Ihsy expect daily sid,tpnsl supplies New Yo,t and
flsiepba ali which viii be sold much un, p, l,rn.,
pSt ]l-u VIM. NTAlE 4