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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-14

IiE sGELEroSThe celebrated LIVING Skeleton C,lro "a
son. has arrived at New York lie is thus de,cribed law
"pi o the Iyening POST have seen him and mus. sav
I'e,J ~. uPea'anee exceeds my imagination what
Ensieu me tviowmg facts: He born in ths-yea I7gs
,la DOhn but feuioved with his parents when quite
y, yens 70 Eandnph Iyt He has been remarkable for
"sll and agility Scly men of ms go could o,,,
OF jump or throw him, wrestling Es bei,b -, ar
Iyeu AT manhood feet inches and weight 35 ponds
" e mas been very active aud hilarious and ayea . 10
- saOy strong and healthy constitution. He served
sDLuei duIins The last Under captain BENJAMIN
OF he I'm regiment and bore eputaiiou al brave
az "'Ne sol'tr He with the assistance ofhs com
captured UTee British seLeauts and marched INTO
w saiip Tie again SgraEsd himself the battle
" i4aVsOufs aud OF the brave men VINO Tontee
remove Tie pIauk from the bridge prevent the passage Of
'y aUd received shot through lie top his CAP while
" nc scl o. carrying away the last rllzi But much ,il-eS
amer the battle ne slept the ground during the piy,r ,
our covering, and when Ryoke IA the morning by his r
was 80 Chilled and beuumbed the cold that ne was
,t W Use ahn walk without assistance he recovered
~ use o. ms iTbs iu very short From this period
10 ye's ago ne has been gradually losing flesh without
80 aPF1eH disease having scarcely been day, or
49, 'Nuy Wt'cInc except small dose of Lees pills he
ed 10 nave no more flesh spare; his appearance THAT
sNeIeor, animate with and performing all the ACTORS Of
nc ut NI 'he mere shadow Of being literally spes
rs CI' SJ ana IONS Boz what the most Ia
s1s'e functions appear to be perfectly formed His pus-
' nom - 10 % per minute, bodily much
,'s',ei oui that he can IN 200 pounds dance and
iile OF ioFseD1ck well 4,
cues are not all impaired Ills voice is rahar feeble hut
was always Ills lungs appear 10 be sound and healthy
' mar 10 more inclined to- white ordinary tor persons
~ ne age lie can bear stimulus well e could
,' ee" accustomed 90 take spirits moderate Quantities
e so eacatCd thar the pusaton Of the arteries can he
w ia any part Of his body the spnous processes his back
u le bones IN ms feet can he distinctly counted
e sven percsi through the skin aud uconmode him much
Nhen "aNins or dancing He has a wife three children
VIE youngest babe ol only eleven months old
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-14

~ A letter from Lieut. Webb is published in the
last Courier Enquirer, which gives account of his
attempt to cane Dnlf Green The statement CORES
ponds in all its material parts with the accoun, gwen
IN the National Jsurnal, which VIC re published. It
IS stated IN the ~ York papers, that Gen. Green la,
sent an account of the same to that city. We do not
think the subject of Importance enough to transfer
these letter to our columns,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-14

The EngiiVi East Ia3l. Cgnpaly-It appears
from the cxafsngtUrs of the COMMITTEE in the Bri-
t,sb House otiInrdA the affairs Of the East India
Compogg, that tie territorial expenses Of these
chant Kings. on an GycrGgHCf the last three years
exceed tho reynuucby CT $1,000. and that the IN
terest Ot tie debt amounts G2.l0O 600. The an
uIal dividends arc only fi5O 600 Thus tie annual
ncumbIQncos are moro han siN times the amount or
the dividends. The. Company twenty millions
mprc han hcir assets, and their annual loss rs sovo
reigus exceed their gam nerciiants by G35I7 OO0
Why then il may he asked, il tins grgUt MONOPOLY
tolerated. It - as is stated in tho article which
supplies these particulars for the sake OF the paBU
1gs 0ien annual expenditure exceeding twenty three
'nlisn5 ofpounds il o. quite evident from this and
contemplate 'nthcir policy only the benrft of the
trade fhc.advan'ugcs Of commerce and ihh COM
fort utcomnunlnrs are zucrhcod 20 mony motives
OF state, 10 private interest aud influence. The
most valuable component part Of the FORM OF govern
uehi and valuable it certainly ouCh, 20 be. consider
ING tirc vhst expense az w!uchlt Is kept up. What
thlfgps i, Il Is 20, essyio say This patronage Of
ing very c5nychont for The younger sons whom the
Iawui p-mogruturg S4u-s eul from the ftuib o.
tate. TNe Church Establishment IS another, useful
fog tho samc purpose The East india Service, and
and supported, Ike H. attic greet cost of the nation
large. SO, too tho Corn Laws have been retain
cd on accouu, of the Landed Interest, Which GER
family m"nn -omething else 'han The mere farmers.
The same spirit apnears, ino7s distinct forms, IN in
nUiocrabr other pl1s OF Brush legislation.
r, what g. the oclrul- cost of all The, ss VIC have
said, NAV he dlffcultto compute; bur this sort Of
gohcy may chance, in the end, 10 cost mi There is
not ono Of these systems, which thus neglect the
public prosperity for the sake of-ihc Privileged elias
Sos, that does not silently work It's own mischief
The grasI'ng spirit which has characterized British
policy Ilt respect TO foreign DafIons. viii not more
ccttoln'y, n The end, draw that counryu severe
retaliation, tba1 her siqu.sghiCd views 20 her do
nestle regulations. Sill prnduce ar'nclion, and vi
olcnf lcvpsrnr TO Io' equilibrium whicht had been
better policy in her fn restore IN proportion 0s The
Ihnowlcdac and wsu'a or thc ace perceived lts JUS
ticc and demonstrated MS wisdom Bon 'l'ner.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-14
CArITAL PR1zE 10000 DoLIARs.

$3.50, 1000. 600. 1860, 1909, &c.
Tickets s.. halves so quarters IS, eighths 625.
d. a Package Of 20 tickets, embracing all the mum
beTs from to GO, which is compelled to draw $50,
may be hud Cor 800, by which thu purchaser is com
PEELED to draw one half OF his money back-packsge
Of halves quarters, and eighhs IN The proper
ton.
UNION CANAL LOTTERY, CLASS g.
To be drawn IN Philadelphia, he ED inst.-The
drawing will be received AZ this Office. the S5th
inst.-6O Number Lottoy-9 Drawn Ballots.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-14

IlCEoTs %, UHIYIF 2 OF, 0U0rTCr5 =,
H.tT kets Tor sale nj this office. IN
~ Tickets l. r. p, tho grand prize OF $4,000.
In the last Union Canal Lottery, and 8, So, 90, tho
capital Of 9 800, IN the last Dismal Swamp, were
both sold al the Managers Ofice. TO residents Of
Richmond dame Fortunes Head quarters"
may - YATES e. MCINTYRE.
n choond Vru,nia
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-14

Attention Light Dragons.
A TTEND a Company muster Friday, the 18th
n INST at O'clock, 4. NJ precisely, at The City
Han. com petely equipped By order
ma I3-2t JOHN COSBY, Cd Serg't
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-14

RHODE ISLAND LOTTERY
The drawing Will be received TO-DAY at 1C
'Cock.
prize OF $4,000 prizes Of $1,000
ID o 600 3 do Of 500
L do 1900 D do Of 400
do 1876 : do Of 500
&c &c. &c.
Tickets s., Halves so, Quarters ! %.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-14

To-Day.

IlcAeIs s., s6aTcs N pTopoTiion.-For sale al
ma 10 L. CHUpB'S OSice
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-14

u Having re published the hoax upou the Prosl
dent of the u. States in relation tic Post Office at
Rodney, justice requires ofus thr publication OF Tn,
following explanation from the United States Tale-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-13
ITEMS.

Walter F. Jones. Esq has been appointed
Postmaster nj Norfolk. uice Andre" }. hcoo"
leo, dec. HIS appointment seems 10 nave CIV
en- sa,,siactlon to all parties IN Norfolk
The widow Of Capt. William Morgan, whose
ABDUCTION and probable murder hy / " vi
advised Masons some years Ego, ~ We" io'N'
has created such an extensive and bI'rf ehcHe-
men, Against that fraternity, has just been re-
,r,rd and to a Mnsoni II this do"l make
the Ants feel cheap, what can
Tn, Lancaster (Ps) Examiner nom'na,'s
r,anci. Granger Of NV York rs the Anti-ha-
s.,n,c candidate for the Presidency.
CONT de Surviliers Joseph Bonaparie) has
,,rosent.d Slup 10 the Spanish Hefug"es III
Vork and IKE sum 10 the French brheVoien'
Society.
A poor couple lntrly passed through spring
Gid Mass. for the West, having seven boy, SIX
~ whom were born at three o'rthe. i"""
names are George Washington. Jonn MANS
Thomas JeH.rson, James Monroe, Lafayette
and Simon Bolivar.
n.fsced tortoise shell combs may be cleaned
! b. ,nl,b,np them with puyerlzed rotten stone
and oil. Pulserrzed magnesia, afterwards ~"
he'd on with dry hand, makes 'hem o''s"'e"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-13
Administrator'a Sale /.

ZUV/ILL be sold, at public auction on Tuss-
wv dag the 25tb day of December, il fair. u
not, The next far day thereafter, Al the late
re.idenes OF Nathan l,eid, de cd near New
London, all the personal property. (uegrosa
.xcepted.) belonging TO the estate, Consisting
Of Horses. Cattle. Sheep aud Hogs the crop OF
Corn. Wheat. Oats, Tobacco, Hay, Blade. and
Top Fodier--iogeiher with tue Planiaiion L
tensls. and Household and kItchea Fnraiiurs.
Terms Of sale. Cash for all sums under lem
Dollars over that sum credit of nlns months
will b. gSea, The purchaser giving bond viii
approved security.
On the same day. will he rented for the ens
sning year. on credit ri nine months, the
Plantation on which the decreased lately resided,
containing $40 OF 1000 acres on which Ibefe
Is n good Dwelling House, and convenient Ont
Houses also, y valuable Saw and Merchant
Mil The Land will he divided INTO two or
more parts, II desired by those Slshing 10
rent.
will. also. on the same day. on crrdi Of
II mouths. hire for the following year niav
Slaves. Sale TO commence at 10 O'Clock, A.
M
All PERSONS indebted 10 The estate ARE re
questcd 10 come forward aud sstile then se-
counts, aud those having claims against iDe
same will please make them known.
N. REID, Adm'r. Of
Nathan Re,d, dec'd
Dec. IL tia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-13
10 Peyfon Hunter, and RameM ms
WYe, formerly Rameh Reany.

NnAkE NOTICE. Ina, We shall proceed
- 10 take the deposition ot Daniel Resmy
aud othcrs,ut tue ,rsldenue OF Thomas Starring,
in the county OF Henry. aud Stat. OF Virginia,
on tue ionr'h FRIDAY IN January neAt bel vcen
sun rise and sun set Of that day "a h. read ns
ev'deneo on the taking Of M account b. tore
The Comn's- Toner, drtesied by tn superior
Court oil CbancerY f0r the L) nchbntg District
~ SIT thereon Gcp.ddiDs, ~ wGich w. A..
surviving parlasrs OF the late ia u XVII d.
Mays, are IIhmtil., aud Andrew Patterson,
yourselves aul others are Delendanis--in
case sad evidence, from amy cause bs ut ia
Ken o. completed on the day aforesaid, tho
taking will be continued FRO day 10 day NJ the
said place, TIL finished Your obedicni ser
wants. DAVID ~ WM KYLE,
Surviving Partner. OF kyle g. Mays
Dec. 10 DIV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-13

Olitt..--By sIrtne oil - deed Of trust
1 executed 10 the subscriber by Charles G.
Patterson, for the purpose Of securing certain
debts mentioned therein due 10 A. u. Nicholas
will DO sold to the ghes, bidder. for cash
at the residences Of said Patterson, IN the coun
~ OF Bedford. on Thursday the goth day ut
this month, (pscemher,) tho following proper
~, to wi tract Of Land, containing CITY
ace, on The waters of nooic Creek. ~ SAID
county Also, Saw and Grisi Mil, on said
Creek-Also, tract Of Land eonla ning $50
acIes-nnd tract Containing between FIVE aud
siH hundred aces, both lying on Goose Crock,
mud The following slaves. to Wi II gnl Ly-
dia. girl Lucy boy H,nry mud n hoy
OF 30 much Of sad property as will lie sufficient,
TO pay the debts secured. As trustee, vi con.
yey TO The purchaser sucht lie MS Is Vesnd m mr..
JOSEPH WILSON
Dec. Is tits
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-13

yNUE subscriber respectfully informs the
- public ,hhl he ia receiving aud mannfac.
turing Carriages of avery description, among
which are lii. following Coach, Coachees.
Cha,iots. Londo" and New YoIh b"ehya' a.
bsny Pheyions Barrouch. Barrouehee, Phila
delphla Deatborns, Gigs, Hunters, &c and any
others that may be called for.
All or iers thankfully received and pnncu"lly
attended to.
Repairing done ~ the shortest notice and ON
the most reasonable terms by
II. H. BEACH e. ca.
n Just received n first rate Coach smith
from the North, OF Which we will assure the
public they can be accommodated with repair
ing CARING Of any Mud few doors belo" the
Franklin Hotel, Lynchb"rp.
II. ii. BEACH & Co.
Nov %. wis
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-13
OESIECA ".

DIED, on the 18th ut. at his residence on
Rockhsh, IN Nelson couaty, HUDSON MAR
TN, seq. Esq. IN the 10Th year oil his age
aller a severe aud painful ihness fof about three
weeks winch he bore with christian iUrIItndr.
Nv the leath OF this venerable pairiol, society
has been deprived oi one Of IT'S best citizens.
lie was an aifecGonale husband, KIND aud ten.
der parent, and an indulgeni master. For
many years The deceased has been member oi
high slan ing IN the Episcopal CHURCH, where
by his exemplary conduct, the sincerity oil his
pretensious has becn demonstrated, hts pre-
cepls aud examples being such as 10 incu cate
morality aud Sn,ue.
F'rop, The Richmond Enquirer Dec. ..
4 GREA L MN HIS FdLLEN an ISRAELI
IL Is our melancholy duty TO announce the
death II WILLIAM Il. GILES, Esq. A Post
script 10 a letter Informs, that he died about 3
o'clock, on saturday Evening last. at h, owo
| sea, in Amelia couniy.--lt mus be lef, 10 ,he
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-13

zen of SOME g.aileuas. who has both tine and
ability, To give an expanded Memoir ofthe Life
OF this ai.ting h,shed Cii,zen--ind-ed,we heard
some time ago. that sReotlemsn oil talents had
COLLECTED the materials for this purpo.s.--Nl'.
Giles. ~ poinl of native ability. was one oil the
ffst nea of his country, md of his age, It's
yirss were eaiensive.--ths mora force OF his
Character equal 20 that OF any man we have
ever known aud he was one vi the FIRST RAJ
linmrn,ray Debaters Of his time. Tie has been
IN public life for nearly 10 years.-distingui'h-
ed in every station which he hlled-ih ms
State Legislature, 20 boihiIopses ol { congress
IN the Executive CHAIR. & 10 the Convention oil
Virginia. he has always been inihe In 81 fhnk :
aud hss lrn the traces of his great tai
eats upon the history of his country .-f"r
several wears he hn. been aillioiodby severe
maady but nothing could depfess the
energy Of his mind. A. length. his frame
yielded to the repeated attaeks--aud he Is gone
for aver.
We have also the pain 10 sintc the sudden
Deeease Of DANIEL oHEFfEf, Esq, OF the
county OF Augusta man OF great ialents-a
distinguished Advocate nj the Bar-and who
has cut II considerable figure. both IN the Legs.
Iatnre al this STATE aud OF the Union lie died
suddenly Ola stroke of pdpieky.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-13
Sale OK Negroes.

n y pursuance of u deed Of trust executed
n 20 The undersigned aud CaI5hill Mcnnis, In
h" life time. by George W. l",lor. On tne
2lsi day July, 1927. anl when !. II record
IN the Clerk a office II Bedford connty i, rs
surviving trustee, will proceed 10 sell, Ut public
nuc''on for cash, on Tuesday the 25ih day Of
December, 1890, ~ the dwelling shousr Of said
Taylor, ON the Turnpike road. about - half Of
mile from Liberty, ~ the county Of Bsdford
the following slaves. To wit Greasy, L6u,sr
and Eliza aud their increase II any, since The
date oi the deed.
Acting Ms trustee. I will convey such tile
oUly ss The deed Of trust vests ~ mo-
GU5TAvUS A. WiNGFIELD, Trustee.
Dee. 10 eds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-13
DYSPEPSIA.

-oCTOR Howell DAVIES tenders his
q thanks to the citizens OF Ly"cho"rg ana
- .,c,n;,v for their patronage heretofore, ah'l
respectfully renews the offer OF his professions
.o,.ic.s 10 them. He is FULLY prepared from
s.,a,,.oc. in the treatment Of Dyspepsia IN MS
.'go .srsnn and in a variety of patients aud an
intimate knowledge of Mr.. Hai'teads, DoI'o'
Snihs1anls and others plan OF cn'r, 10 unur'
axe with equal confidence with amy other f"g
,ician the cure Of Dy;psYsid ani o'hcf a''sa's'
Dee. l3
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-13
December 9th.
JiAisikEiGES.

MARRIED, on lhutsday the 9th day OF
D,c.,nDer. b. the Rev. DR.. WA. J. Holcon,br,
Mr.. SYLVESTER l.. bUKFORD. to Mis-.
SUSAN {. cox, daughter OF Reuben Cox,
k.sq. Of Amherst.
-, On the same evening, nv the heV.
Robert X, lani, Mr.. 10 oIAi oiit.fPEKoDN,
of Prince Edward, TO Miss MARTHA h. REID
OF Campbell.
-, on "Wednesday evening last. by the
Rev. +. Il. omlth, LORENZO NoKVELL,
Esq Merchant, To Mss Lucy, daugh'es OF
samuel /. Harrison, Esq. all OF TINS place.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-13
Eour Cents Reward.

rHNilE above reward, and no thanks, will be
IL gwen by he subscriber for the appro.
houston aud delivery tn her ola Runaway
Apple ntiee. named JOSEPH BLANkEN.
SHIP. seventeen years oil, Ave feet Sigh, in,
ehes high anu black hnir.
KEBECCA pLYBORN.
Franklin county, Dec. ID. NJ.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-13

morning. demands the prompt and vieorou,
co operation of the Tobacco growing couotry.
--aCe-
Il nes lecturer on The theory Of popuiqiion--
Gov. John Pope, -otherwise known as the
good overseer of the distant plantation of Ar
kansas has recently been toasted with a din
ner. by some of his plantation hands: and in
answer tn complimentary sentiment express
I'd towards him, he, as in duty bound, enter
tanned his entertainers with speech. after the
most approved style OF garrulous wins-bibbers.
We copy below, the closing paragraph, as a
specimen OF the Governors elaquence when
inspired at once by women and wine" We
hope II will have the desired effect Of driving
all the Bachelors in that 1ourishing plantation
from The cherries and desert plains OF Cehba.
cy. into the serdsnt aud doubtless hlis.ful
heldl Of Mairimony. II they cannot he siinu-
lated by the consideration of duty 10 their coun-
try, 10 Tarry. and people the Territory, that IL
may " soon become State" they surely can
not be deaf 10 the appeal made TO their sympa-
thies, for the neglected aud iorlorn fair ones Of
the far on West" who, according 10 the Gov
ernor, are willing to " work their fingers To the
quick for the man of their hearts but whn.
uo,"ithstnnding this sincerity of devotion, are
doomed TO pine away in single blessedness, IN =
victims of =" green aud yellow melancholy"
Governor Pope thus feelIngy pourlrays the
g,efs the neglected spinsters of his plants.
lion. aud points To their only hope of relief;
Al the muster the other day, aud IN the
general aspect Of the people in this quarter, the
G1sernnr sui, he had been reminded OF old
krnuCky---ai open. generous kentuckians-
bot he had discovered, IN this country, 10 his
great grief aud modification, larger proper
ton OF single mea aud bachelors than he had
ever seen elsewhere. and n greater aversion or
indifference IN matIlmony. lhs seems Ia the
Continued the Governor) an evil of serious mag
uilnde. aud To demand radical REFORM. Ao-
Cording 10 the best estimate he had been able
10 make there had been h.rn in Arkansas.
Hithin the last twelve months FROM 1000 10
200 children. and II the singh n..n and bach
elors would marry aud do their duty TO God q
their country this territory would soon become
u stat. without the aid oil strangers. In coun.
try where the means Of subsistence are so east
ly procured there is no apology for remaining
single. Mang gentlemen are reluctant TO en-
counter the If ,uble aad .xpsnse Of vile ana
family but man who will moi hazard much to
make himself AMI a iae girl happy. can hardly
he relied on 10 meet the tolls aud perils of war
Mheu his country i. IN danger Permit me 10
tell you, etnllem ~ that the ladies are ardenl
~ ,e,nrn and If a husband will only prefer
the company Of his wife TO the erog -shop, ga
ming table or other places Of idle amusement
,nd conv,n.e her tia, she is, of al things, near
est his heart, she viii work her fingers TO the
quick 10 sustain him, if he should be even n Ii .
lie law or worthless. Woman is the hes, gilt
Of Heaven 10 man, aud he that does not accept
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-13

CT We have been gratifed 10 see the large
audiences attracted by Nh Nheelcr's Asrono-
mcai Lectures, illustrated by sui able appata-
fms. Those which We have attended have ah0r-
deu rs much instruction MS well as amusement
ri, 9TH aud 9th Lectures (Which conclude the
.er,ss, will he gwen this evening and 10 NOR.
row evening, a, the Presbyterian Church
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-13
MARK ELS.

Wheat 20 cents, no, much coming in. EoW
from the Wagons o3 -.
Pork plenty IN market. Nlost of the sales
have heretofore been made at "a, though
some is now offered at S3 IS. In Richmond
the price is SAID 10 be "a. la the lower part oil
this rounty aud Charlotte II is selling al IS 10.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-13
ADDENDT NJ,

The above remarks were IN type for our last
paper but were crowded nut by the Presi-
dents Message. BY that document 1t will have
he-n seen that the President has charged his
Ground in relation 10 both of the sub iects adj
verted too wit, Internal improvements and
the United States Bank. The former he now
rcpudiites IN f0io--even national objects no"
find no favor in his eyes. And for the latter he
would substitute, not n National Bank, under
the direct control of the government, AS he for
merIy proposed, but IA Treasury Exchange Oh
Zee, 10 shave bills, and traffic in The funds, al
ter the manner of S. & NJ. Allen Il Co. Com
yer, the United States Treasury Into Broker
office Prob pudor