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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-10

" Tn. ENQUIRER u published week rsli,
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.Jan,es Riyer Land for sac.

WILL sell reasonable my Farm IN the county
James CITY, the Island of James Town. 1t contains
about hundred of land, fine state of
pToyenen and oulVation and Of the most beautiful
farms in the lower country The soil fine for wheat,
aud coou and produces clover in perfection The stua
ton pleasant and airy To James river and the farm
seeded with wheat crop, aud prepared for crop 10
which my attention will be given till disposed Of he dwell
ing house is aeious and tine repair and the outhoue'
all good order IL not sold at sale before the 18Th
day OF May next, will that day he offered to the highest
bidder the premises AT the time the subscriber will
sell his stock OF horses sheep cattle aud hogs plantation
s and variety OF other articles For terms, apply Ar.
Robert MeCandh, in Williamsburg, to the subscriber
the premises CARY WILKINSON.
James City, March s. 98--tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-10
MrS Niargaret COlUan

you act aGrsId-h tins State, YOU will please te
take notice, that shall Mondsy the 9Th Of EeDruar,
i6 aud on the 9TH and Shot the month"; should At be
between the hours 81 10 a NJ aad r. NJ proceed
al the Tavern II Thomas C-y at Gloucester ,ontheue L.
take me depOons ani ahnavits IT MvssIs. Wn Jones' Ar
hu l. DAVIS James Dabney and "theis used As .y-
aence pending Superior Count of Chaucer,
a., .he hiohmond District, wheremyou, adninsu
alexander towau, aGe piainIif and / IN defendant.
JOHN II. HARDWOOD, adm of Wni. Ha wood dec
Dec 9. "a -.
~ Owing to the absence OF material witnesses the king
oi the above testimony has deferred until the 2t ISM
aud l4th days OF Apr,l J. H. II
Feb 20 OF 2,,.,J
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-10
Valuable PropgTfv at .9VcfioJ,

I'E subscriber being determined close his busn AZ I'M.
Place viii on Monday The 9TH u April next Offer Tor
sale to the highest bidder, Of land II Louie, C,rt
mouse or which his store STANDS and which veil knsn
hsi rate sand for business. The Improvements betdes
nc store, are good aud dwelling house two lam
he houses god kitchen garden surpassed by none in the
neighhorhood, good clover lnt an seslenf cell -
inside the lot further disruption deemed a,
any one disposed 10 purchase will doubt the place AZ
The same time and place, will he sold tract Of land soo,on
4IO acres well inbered and within miles Of The Court,
house This Ian from ts proximity the Courthouse and
the scarcity II tnbered land for sse IN iii. .
very valuable, p, moi than 60 acres are cleared
which Will yield snsll gan tobacco. The terms viii =
lt etsi and made known the day Of sale
Feb a. o. r5a ALEX LEVY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-10
IVESInS HOVEL

rVyIIE subscriber having opened public at his resi-
d.nre formerly the DIV cling Of the late Dnct RobeIt
Nicholson, which from its connections aud insulated posi-
on, combines the pleasure OF retirement particularly
public occasirns with the delightful enjoy of
extremely auuI and extensive prospect lie
the public, that IN, table will always he supplied with the best
fish, and vegetables of the the surrounding
country; and has bar with The choicest liquors. His lodging
Combine cleanliness with comfort and will his
scrutinzng attention. The subscriber has fine brick
stable and carriage house, with good ostler the best grain
aud forage, he will always be supplied with the very best
Chat department He designs speedily TO erect
suitabe bath house. The ,dation of such
confer him their company Hoping receive his portion
of the public patronage he them that exeron hai
he wanting his to universal Satisfaction those
yho may favor him with their
JOHN r. WEST
York Town. Ma. CHI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-10

MISS HEFFERNA.V,

EGS leave inform her friends and the public that she
ID has removed the apartments lately occupied by MIS-
haney the of Weaver Spear. All order. thu
Millinery and Drcsnakng line with which they may favour
her, will be executed with punctu1y, seatness and TASTE
style.
hiasel g. 9s-t2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-10
Negroes for Sale

Tuesday the Goth March next # ,r if not the NEXT ;
~ Gay viii he sold the hghe builder Newkent Court
aud grrsPar ofther wall he sold f Casa the other, on
credit JOHN n. CHRISTIAN
JONES RCHRISTbAY. Executors
IL The above sale Of Negroe. will be made by
f.b.2f 9S-tds l.. 4 A. HUBBARD Aurt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-10
VaIuable James River Land.

TTIHAT valuable estate called Chipoaks Sury county
about -four miles below the courthouse, offered Tor sale
IL lies the South side Of james River, Hog Island
and binds for distance the ny late survey
Contains 1884 the greater part " which cleared
From the fertility Of the soil, which Is not oquaed ny any
N The county, this estate con5idefed by competent judges
admirably adopted to the growth Of cotton Possoson may
Re had on the frs n January next Capt John Fsuconho
resides the premises l give any Information concerning
F6 apply 70 the yuhseribvr ying Alexandra
ID G. WIN. L, UODGSON
| 3ref 2e-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-10
Patent Ney,sharpening PiOMs AS,
Al I'll. Richmond Plough Manu- factory opposite the Uon

4. III. Richmond Plough aIa factory opposite the UiOn
Hotel
rSI suhsc her respectfully informs his friend, and th
public generally, that he pref ed to furnish them
With supply of the justly ceIth raed Mccormick PLOUGH
description Of which he deous ceary the prinei
pie appears TO he generally understood.
Thes. Pough possess al the properties of other Plau rs
with the important advantage OF SELF renovation, thereby
edng the necessity sending Smith. for repairs
lie has also hand large stock Of cast and improved Bar
shar. Ploush, all of which he will st at ricts pond
Ing with the times WILLIAM PALMER.
Feb 10. Cliff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-10
SPRING GOODS

SPRING GOODS.
SNHt subscribers have received by regular pa hs Pc
y teTshmg, Eclipse and PaDe from n Yo K and
Richmond from Philadelphia, aud opening large
aud well selected assortment Of fresh imported Spring Goo
Country Me chants aud others visiting the
fully invited TO CALI being assured that ssortm ut of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods will he found all times equal
20 any IN Virginia and that every article will be offered whole
sale or r.iai at far advsnre, for Cash only
KYLE CAPERTON,
Syeamore-street Petersburg, Va
CONSTANTLY ON HAND,
Bofting Cloths, Of The most approved mandatory
brussels and Ingram CarpetingS, handsome style
baUnnn Cigars, ~ i-S ~ ana 10 boxes.
marcht. o5o,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-10
To English and JNath erna tical Teachers

To EnSfts and Mathematical Teachers.
A SALARY Of hree humid ed dollars per yesI, besides
"a Board, Washing aud fuel, will he given TO Wnmar
ed who produce satisfactory testimonials 10 moral
ebaract. and competency to instruct The English Language
dramatically, writing arithmetic, geography the of tn
globes aud maps, zebra and vyne The foregoing bran
ches Indispensable II is also de,rahe tina, the applicant
should he capable of teaching thu Latin language aud the
higher branches of mahematc. Application to he ade by
letter otherwise, the suscrher addre'sed 10 Ruuiord
Academy King William county Va personal APT loatioD
would be preferred. VIM iAWKESW ORTIZ.
King William, March 8. 92--2awit
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-10

hE faIt9.r,hp btween The suDsori.eis, un.l ~, % a. OF
Archibald T. Woodson CO.. by mutual eOlse NJ ot,-
solved William Anderson will settle the claims az sn.t and
Is alone authorised 10 collect the due To die aid n
w. ANDERSON,
Jan - s9-tf A
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-10

CO-P.dRT.NERSHIP IN NE w YORK.
'WyHE subscribers have associated themselves the pun
u Of General Dry Goods Business in the City OF
New York, and have taken the oOmmOdous store No
ii8 Pearl Street. where they will conduct their under
tue firm Of JAMES, STEELE & co.
good assortment Of British, French, India aud American
goods will always he offered aud advantages may per
laps, be presented to Vngnian' from experience the
business Of thai, state FLEMING JAMES,
JOS SHEPPARD JAMES
Feb. 8. S4-2aw6w JONATHAN ID. STEELE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-10

wili sen upon Accommodating terms Ol Isnd y.1
~ the county OF Nsttoway, containing between efrt
and tSUetve hundred acrss, husttd holloway RIVER an
containing large portion Of first bottom land eli da.
ted to the growth oi Tobacco any other crop the hg
good and well suited for the culture ton The other
tract containing bewte md eight hundred 0cr ON
deep creek, and u bounded 10y other creeks which afford
large quantity OF very excellent ast land. All pefsons dis
posed 10 purchase are invited 10 view the premises which vii
shewu by the oytrseers, o. hy myself on application
August -. SIT RICHARD r.. HARDNWay
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-10
Co-Pdrfnership.

HnIIE Subscribers have connected themselves in business
~ uuder the firm Of Us S. COSBY and will carry
the AUCTION 4 Commission BuSiHsss- The house formerly
occupied by Brooke + CosbyA JOHN COSBY,
SAMUEL COSBY,
JAMES u. PETTUS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-10

Chancefy At rules holden clerks office at The
County Court Of Meckleubuig on the Isl MonJsv IN
February, 1927 J >"
Robert Hester, PI,,org
Against,
David u. Anderson and Thomas fIailtv Dc6,
The defendants David r. Anderson, having entered b
appearance according ~ the act Of Assembly aud tn. rules m
thn Court and appearing ON satisfactory m no
- not an nhaban Of this state; On the motion of the Plan
tn ny m attorney, IS Ordred, That the said defendant 10
apPesr before our ad tie 80 Monday in Anil
and enter hts appearance and the plain IN. b and
that eopyof this order he one Of the pesosc
pfiuied ~ the City Of Richmond for tight weeks
and posted al The front door Of he Courthouse II aid eonn,
a cory. Tsste, JOHN g. BAPTIST d. s'
Feb. ~. a, -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-10
.ADVERTISEynENT.

rgIHE tract Of Land called Hill Grove, containing above
800 acres, lying ~ the lower end of Amelia county, Tor
rcrly advertised still for sale. n would make excellent
ion plantation IL will he sold all tozaber divided
parcels. The terms will Accommodating.
NM y. GILES.
Tyiouran. unafrh &.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-10

Lunotic Hospital, williamsburg.
NOTICES hereby given that all the cells this institution
" occupied and that patients will be received
until Of the said lis Vacant ue notice Of which will
be given by order Of the Court of Directors
Nav 26 ST J.. HENLEY, r..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-10
LAND FOR SALE.

=
NOR Sale accommodating terms the tract Of land lying
n in the county OF Cheeled, about miles south ~
the Courthouse lately the residence John Bmfout dee and
belonging h. estate, containing asa Improvement
comfortable and convenient dwelling house for family Of
ordinary size barn aud every house, all
good order spfing thai affords excellent water. The
iustion remarkably healthy. will ake deed Il general
warantee 70 the puchaer Persons wishing purchase
requested to view the land and sppiyto
L. BURFOOT, Ex,r. Of
Jan % a0-tf John Bufiont, dec.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-11-16
FOR THE wATcHMAS.
TIE SIX MILITIA MEN

The unfortunate affair OF the .ix mil;,.,
has been we'll sfte'l. and although Gene,,, "',h
sons embarrassing committee. ,,Ea.. pss
appears to Dc IL hide the General. |au4t.
liz New.l have etdeatored t. wash Elm of III -
against humanity aud law, there atrn,nt = ~
ceiye Che public has utterly failed. Aitpu,;na
been drawn closer % those parts Of III, ,ha,,,,s
which his committee look lie most pains 81 49,
and dress With ie.ard 10 Tie six unfor,rna.
militia men, il appears there was no law II 49,
tence eai,ing them into service Tor longer tsns
than three months. Or Tor continuing them. after ,"
time had expired; withnut tie President II H. H.
opinion though the public veal required i
Therefore, The Governor Of Tennessee, and Con-
Jackson. drfei contrary to taa feither gnorant,.
or wllinls) when they called our the militia lor
period ut xix months If we plead that Jacks"
vas ignorant OF the law, it would appcar ia,
bis men were better acquainted with it than him.
self tor that was the cause Of their Ieayina III.
camp: because tnere was no law to compel then
to serve Tor longer period than three months. If
Jacksons ignOrancc be his excuse for not actin
agreeably to law IN the first instance and tronvL.
out, is he to be supposed suitable to be at the beaa
Of the Coz eminent ? And it when the lives Of H.
Of his countrymen were in Iii. power, lie lnomnr
Ne lar. npprored 0! an Illegal and unjust sentence
and ordered the men to be executed III four,l DAYS.
what must we think OF his cruelty and inhumanity,
Ought we to trust him in the Presidential chairp
VIII we kneel to ignorance dressed in mtarv
garb, in preference to supporting wi,e and intel
ligent Statesman II the bulk Of the American
people harbor feelings OF this kind farpuyu h
our h6elltvs. I'm american Citizen
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-11-16
NEw YORK ELEcTIoS.-This elec.ira ia

NEW YORK ELECTION.-This election 90
sed on Wednesday evening, and the Jackson tick.
ct in the city has prevailed.
New York is this year as it was last year, in
favor Of Gen. Jackson. Philadelphia last year
was for Jackson, this year for Adams; vet the
paft.ans nf Jackson are delighted beyond all
names Of delight. They have been so entirely
and often routed Of late, that when they are
able % keep the field. their joy knows nc bounds.
II they had lost New York, Jackson would have
been led of the course. and regarded as complete
Is hnrs de combat; as it is, they will permit him
10 Keep the field. We repeat. it Jackson had been
defeated in New-York. the contest would have
been over. There would have been no enemy to
contend with. As it is now, must buckle on
our arnor and prepare for vigorous onset-one
united charge and the enemy are Frustrated never
To Use again. We must have children's play
PDmpeys soldiers must take the field and take it
like men; men determined to shrink from no
hardship, to brave all dangers, to be found in the
hottest Of the f.ht. The union, the organizations
the activity, the zeal, the DEVOTION which has 50
strongly characterized the Jackson men must also
be found ia the ranks Of his opponents. If love
for Adams viii not effect this il must be done from
fear Of Jackson. II the enjoyment Of freedom; If
sailing On the full tide Of prosperity i the rich
inheritance and exercise Of all the rights ot man,
have lulled YOU into idle and luxurious habits, gu
must cast them of, and be reused from your sloth
BY the fear Of the dangers which are impending
over you. You must look without shrinking or
lear At the frish,tul .ulph which yawns to swallow
UP Sour civil institutions, and in their places TO
tabli>h military mi,ruie and martial law 1t is tine
for the friends OF the administration 70 be united
together as one man. and q be actuated by one
common spirit. Never had men better cause to
animate them Hem. Press.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-11-16
THE MILITARY CIllEFTAlN."

We present our readers with an account Of an
occurrence Which ought to be kept ia remembrance
by every one who rightly estimates Tie blessing,
q our republican government, and wishes 10 pre-
serve them from being violated, tramplcd upon,
and destroyed, by an aspirant who would make
us uW the supreme fdw Of the land. Can any re.
ilecting, sober minded man, after reading 'hc fol-
lowing narrative Of Gen. Jackson, outrageous be-
havonr in the capitol and With knowledge q all
the other numerous dark traits in his character,
for moment lalbor the idea that lie is moithy. Or
qualified, to fill the di.nied station Of Press.
dent OF the United States, Or assist in fastening
his country to destruction by contributing his aid
TO elevate linn to that office? Gen. Jackson has
been called reficioas man. Are we to regard the
marderoaS disposition lie manifested, and the h.r-
ri oa.As lie uttered, on lie occasion moss under
consideration, IS Evidences Of his pivty2 We know
that this whole story has been fatty denied bs tie
reckless partlsans Of the General. But in VAN
are all their dcnials Of It. II IS as true as ialy
Witt. We could name gentleman in nhilalel-
pha to whom Com. Decatur gave history Of lhs
affair, agreeing in substance With the account nit
which We copy from the Philadelphia Press. ~
body thought Of denying phlIiatiEg the Generals
conduct at the time The ,isyraccfnl occurrence
took place. The Indignation which it excited was
universal. Advantage is now attempted 10 be IA.
ken ol the brave ana lamentcd Dpratur's death, p
deny the transaction, aud wipe fi,n The Gencial4
Character the tunl blot which ii ndc,ialy stamped
upon It, But unfortunately for the mhtte WaShrrs
OF the character Of the man whose election 30 tie
Presidency some Of his present most violent sup
porters once said they would g tcprccatc as
curse npoa ne conntry'' there are many men living,
whose vcrocity will rot be questioned to whom
Com. Decatur related full! and faithful history 4"
all the circumstances connected with h, busihf,-.
The licro's friends may Labor with all their might
to remove the I" damned spnt.'' but s.al! great
NeptuEe's ocean cannot wash il on.
writer in the Eiktull Press If Oct 20. request.
The Editor z" that paper to copy tie cpinnu1i'a'
ton q j" NGsloH,' and says that il any oi ~
Generals s;cnfs IN Elktpn think proper ,uaeAy
that lie made the threats mentioned in that cna1
nunlcaon twill give lin an opportunit, taiH"Ar
by respectable testimony in Cecil County, thai t.s
Grncia alan Threatened to "cat oT ~ fais =
stmy ~ TIE L"ipd STATES SshatQrS" iof Isscassih3
his conduct il, the Seminole BUSINESS. The ',ss
erals +" '.nnAs IN Esto1' ,a,c Ii emcl Eludfi
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-11-16

Those already lith receive the most 'csa,ies
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-11-16

.tosn Indignantly smpt ali nate
inc portion o. the uno1 another" WASHINGTON.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-11-16

IS tell General 'foE near Quebec See Captain Kno,
history Of the lilish Camnaign ~ Canada.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-06-14
[Who No. 1880 /.

gal, is asctibed to the knowledge which
,he Commander in Chef of that army
had of the march Of the English troops,
to draw nearer TO the Spenish frontiers.
The armies Of the two nations are, as
il were, opposite each other, but with
out showing any signs, OF hostility.
LISBON, April Q
The Romuey, man of war, arrived
on the S;h from England, having on
board $50 troops The Count de Casa
Flores. Spanish Ambassador, has ~
terned 10 Spain. His Secretary re-
mains.
We learn from Elvas, that 5000 Spans
ish troops are assembled at Cacescs. IL
isreported that they are only waiting
reiniorcsmenis to invade Portugal
Tue brig Of war Constencia, arrived
here on the sd from Rio Jsneiro, having
On board Councillors Abrantas and
Castro, tho deputies to the Emperor,
who left here in October They we're
well received by the Emperor, and
bring favorable accounts of his determ-
ioation to support the Constitution Of
Portugal.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-06-14
FROM BRAZIL

EEw YoRK, JuNe The chip Flori~.
de-, Captain Rowland, has brought adj
vices from Rio Janeiro, TO the 10th of
April,
Mr.. Racquet, late Charge d'Afiairs TO
the Court Of Brazil. and bis lady, have
arrived in the Florida.
We learn hv passenger, that the
course pursued by Mr. Racquet, in de-
mandiog his passports, was warmly ad..
vocated by tie Diplomatic eorpe, and
foreigners senefalIy. II CAUSED much
sensation in the Brazilian capital. The
Brazihans argued that il was not possi-
BILE that bis Majesty would let Mr.. RAJ
quiet go; IL was said they, 'avass de
guerrs, on his part, for the purpose of
obtaining indemnity for the capture Of
property belonging 10 American citi-
gems But they were estonishsd. when
they found ne vas about to embark. IL
was reported that one Of the infuen-
tiai members Of bis Najesty's Council
pressed The Emperor 10 make SOME con-.
cession 70 the Republican fnvcy. 1T
was q step that would inevitably involve
them in difficulty with formidable Pow
err The Emperor is said to have replied,
land doubtless, sass our informant, it's
true, for the reply Is in unison with bis
general sehiments) to the Representa-.
tive Of a powerful monarchiai Govern
ment, might be induced 10 conrede,
but | bate Republics and Republicans
let him gop
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-06-14

FSNdIRrY DOLEAko REWARD--ssaien
Il from the subscribers premises Sesr Parks
Gap, on SUNDAY night the Sd inst, a D.ARR
BAY MARE, about SIX or seven years old this
spring, Supposed to be about fouri cen AMI a halt
hands high. she has no white or brand about
her that IS recoIIected. when rode she is very
ssrightiy and carries high head and her tail o
the left side in common; she is good hackney
III every respect as she PAGES. racks and tots
well. when she moves her hind legs bows out a
little; when loose or led she carries her head
How; she is broad from the eyes TO ,he jaw has
dshed tace and small nose. | wall give a
reasonable reward ter information where she is
and if brough, home all reasonable expenses
paid; and the above reward for Tie thief, upon
his conviction. JOHN TABB.
June z.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-06-14
BriHt.nf Sch enc
1862 prizes. amt'g to

@oooS--only 50. 00O Tickets,
UJlhe CASH tor the whole of The Prizes
can be had, as usual ut CoHES's OFPt1g, the
moment they are drawn.
M"DE OF DRAWING. -Tife numbers win be
pu, 'hto one wheel as usual and in the other
w be put the prizes 06ope he denomination
81 rive Dollars, and The drawing to progress IN
y, we usual manner The 1900 prizes OF Four
''oSrs to be awarded 20 The ticket. the num.
oers OF which d " h the ter,nina,in.r firne
o' e'her OF the three FIST dFassn nunbets of
~ e'@" terminatiohs he Five ID lllar srizes
70 be awarded to the tickets having the two last
nPu'es corresponding with the two I.st figures
" sue" number OF he nert drawn, of different
termination. This mode viii permit the Whole
'oueFy 20 be completed in one ds.wipp- and a
hcAe' ciawng superior prize M nst Be re-.
s s.5 from dtamlng an inferior e also
;, none tickets, IS % Qurters&. SIo5
'',''es 50 E.ighths = .. 81
o"hhRs i'"man part ofthe United States.
'''nef oy man post paid} or private conyevanc,.
enc os'ng the Cash or p;ize Tckets in any n,
The Lotteries viii meet tie same prompt and
P'"cu'i attention as II on personal application
C-T.4leiress 10 Sc
. T. CotikN, JR BROTHERS. Bahi,no, ?
ot'iHni0re, sILdg TN 1877