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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-08

Francis a. Wilson and John Booker,

francis A. Wilson and John Booker, Deft4
ms cause came on this day TO be heard the bill and
answer OF the defendant Booker and the exhibits and was
argued by counsc in consideration whereof it is order
ed That the defendants, trustees of Thomas b. Wilson
decd do render an account OF all the monies received v
hc ana all their other transactions, aorc
said before commissioner Lawson, who is hereby directed
10 examine, state and settle the same; and the said COM
missioner further directed TO ascertain the amount due
70 tnc Paniis respectively, and the of the trust
funds IN The hands of the defendants which will be APP
pcabe TO Tie payment OF the said debts; also the ratio or
proportion 10 which each Of the said plaintiffs will be en-
titled out OF the funds in the hands of the trustees aore
sah and make report thereof TO this court together with
al other matters deemed pertinent by HIMSELF or required
ny lhe parties to be so stated On the motion Of the de-
endan Wilson, by his counsel leave is given him TO file
his answer in This case
Copy. Testc, JOHN TONNES LEIGH M
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OFERION Is. PETIRT,
Admir-. Of VIM. Wood, deceased
Cumberland county, B1ay %. 5-w6wS
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Notice IS hereby given TO the parties Interested that
have appointed Tuesday, the 3ls day Of July next to
commence the settlement OF The account and TO attend to
an oer dulles directed by the preceding order of Court
at winch time they requested to attend me at my Of
hce at Dennsville, Amelia county, nine O'clock K NJ
WIN an accounts and other papers necessary enable me
TO carry the said order into full effect.
May p. Nyy4,1
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Nav 4.

Attest, ROBERT p DUNAwAY, ID. C.
May T. l16-wSw
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rail- relative to of the leading Improvements in the
mail establishments since the commencement OF his adj
ministraton. His is appended, presented as
part OF this report Many OF the most important of these
improvements of date Ii this bill shall pass
improvements like these will be at end. The decline
must be rapid their progress has been and their adj
Nentages, in future, the country must orego; and for no
oher benefit than that OF having newspapers transported
at the public expense.
The committee upon full view Of the whole subject
are OF opinion that it would be highly incxpedent TO pass
the bill, and therefore recommend its indefinite POSTPONE
meut.
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FHyO JOURNEYMEN HOUSE-PA1NTERS.-T
n subscrIbcr wishes % enpoy twolve Gleen House

PdniCFs, 10 work on llie Capitol IN RichmOnd,
c. ". McGI%NESS. House Pointer, Sc
rt,t p..l
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-25

h1od, when tho same should be takon up as il VA
desirable th"t tho question should DO disposed of In
some way or otlier.-Thc House refused to take II,
the report, -
bill CONCERNING the School Commissioners OF
tho county of Smith, was ordered to a second fead
ing.
bill oppropriating sum of money for tho pur.
pose OF charging the Library of tho University Of
virginia was ordered 10 second fcadng.
on motion, leave of absence was granted ia
Messrs. Anderson of Nicholas, Pegram, Payne
wilson of C.. and Dickerson.
N,r. MuRDAgoH presented :he following:
hesotped, That the Committee Of Roads and In
tsrnai Navigation, DO instructed enquire into the
expodiency OF authorizing tho court of Norfolk
county to let out to a Contractor, tho keeping OF
the Road from Portsmouth to Roberto Branch, and
that they report by bill or utherw se-referred.
BY Mr.. SHsRRAR6,
Rssolued, That the Boafd Of Public Works BIO rs.
questeo, as soon, rs convenient, to have a
route Tor Public Road viewed and marked out, the
nearest and most practicable from Winchester in
tho county Of Frederick, TO the Town of Bath, IN
tho county of Morgan; and thence 10 the
rotomac River. and report made of the kind Of
Road most advisable to be made. and the probable
expense OF constructing it-ana tliut they report
oy Dill or otherwisc-refcrrcd.
MT. CABstL moved the following:
hesofred, That leave be given to bring in q bill
10 authorize the Bank of Virginia and the Farmers
Dahk o. virginia, to subscribe for stock in the
James hiver and kana@ha Company-4agrecd TO-
ana referred to n select committee
On motion, the House adjourned till atonday u
o'clock. -
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SNEe of S3O.OON

FIVE PER CENT. STATE STOCK.
Ekf Authority of an Act of the General Assem-.
-HD bly,, passed 9th February last, entitled IAN
Act TO amend an Act entitled an Act authorsing
the Board of Public Works 10 subscribe on behalf
OF the Commonwealth to the Stock of the Peters
burg Rail Road Company" the President and Di
reciors of the Board of Public Works, Will. ON
Friday, the 2oth inst, at l2 O'clock in front OF
the Suite Banks, proceed to sell, to the highest
bidder, Certificates of STATE STOCK. TO tb,,
amount of 10000 dollars bearing an iutcres, of S
per cent, payable semi-annually, on the 18Th Janu
airy and 18th July, at the Treasury of the Com.
monweaith. This Stock is irredeemabls for 30
years, but is afterwards redeemabe at the pleasure
of the General Assembly
BY order of tile Board of Public Works,
de 2O-tds J. BROWN Jr Cd Audt
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.5OWN' r.. E.SoT'X,
IMPORTER or

French and Swiss Goods,
AS just arrived from the North, and opOncd
III n this day at The store, Main ST. undur Mrs
Richardson's Boarding House, and noary opposite
the Virginia Banks, general assortment of Day
AND FANCY GooDs, which he offers for salo TO
DEALERS ONLY, at very moderate prices.
Plain and figured Swiss Muslin,
Embroidered Curtain Musns,
Needle-worHed and Tambuured Chemisottoa, BY
ron Collars, FlorilIaS, Capes, and Collars, chill
drens' Caps, and Dresser,
Edging, Inserting and Ruffleg,
An assortment of French Embroidery,
sLace Wells, Capes, add Caps
Kid, dogskln, cote on, silk Gloves and silk Hose,
Embroidered Jackonet and silk Aprons
Do and painted Thbct Shswls,
Bonnets, Gaps and TurbOns,
Hair Curls, silk cord, bead and velvet bags, pur.
ses, guards pocket hdkfs, pocket books, fro
screens, and variety of other fancy articles
ALSO,
SILK, velvet and hsircloth Stocks,
Frogs for Cloaks and dresses,
Cplorsd SILK Plush for Capes Innings and Waist.
coats,
Watches and Musical Boxes,
do 24-2t
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ShOckOesEFiEg FE'ssvqu,rn.

~ fiOChOE HILL TAVEk --rhc s.,l.c,ih,
~ nave taken tins well-kuown stand formerly
kept by Mr. John Tanien, and recently hv Air wi.
son brickett' Tine house has Just UNDERGONE
thorough repair and no pains OF expense havo
been spared in furnishing tho rooms with furni
ture, bsds and bedding, all of which arc entire
~ news and we pledge ourselves TO Keep our
laolo and Bar well supplied. Our stables afe
large ana airy, with pure and wholesome wa
ter hewinS in abundance at the re,r door Of
the stable. We shall take great care to have
on hand, ut all times good supply OF Com
ciean q Sheat Cots, aud Huy& Fodder of tho hest
quahty -oarriagcs, Gigs, &c. preserved from all
kihus OF weather. Servants Accommodations COM
portable And we ready 10 accum,no
date, in good style, travellers, or permanent
or transient bearders. The high and healthy
situation OF the honse, on III. he tween lst
ana "a streets, ints which the main west.
ern aud northern roads enter, and tho lonp ex
ness, having been employed by John Talmnn. at
this house, also at the Planters Hotel and after,
wards being principal manager for Mr. Archibald
Robertson at the Washington Tavern, together with
the nHremilted attention which shall pay to the
comfortable accommodation of such az may rayour
us with their custom, will, trust, ensure us q Ii.
bera share OF public patronage.
b. & S. JONES.
u From 10 TO IS Members of the I,oyislntrrai
can be accommodated with pentcel Board upou
very moderate terms. The walk to the Captol 10
very good, having heen graveed. In nclemen:
weather, our Carriage and Hurses will lie furnished
to carry tho Members to the Capitol free of charge.
b. & S. J.
Is Boarding Horses can be taken at a moderate
price in our superior Stables. nov 2G-Gtd&9tc
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OFFICIAL.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE

-. DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
The Charge d'Affhires Of the United States
20 Great Britain has been informedb by Lord Pal
snerston that, with respect 20 the Convention
concluded between Frsuce and England i'm re-.
iation To the affairs of Holland and Belgium,
the blockade of the SclIcId, would only apply
10 the vessels of Holland that no interruption
Whatever would bo Put in the way of the com
inerce of other nations, whose vessels would,
Hs at all other times, he allowed free ingress
aud cgress 10 and from the corls of Holland,
E"Ithout administration whatever, unless retail :
= zion on the part Of the Dutch cruizers or OIL
>sr unlocked Tor events, should convert The pro-
posed state oil things into an op u war, when
n strict blockade of the cuast Of Holland mig u
become the necessary consequence OF il.
The following arc understood 10 be the heads
al The convention alluded To:
The King Of the Nethe lands will be notified
10 enter, or before the BUD November into
an engagement TO withdraw on or before the
I2h OF The same month, all his troops from
the territories Of Begum--lhe same engage
fnent 10 be taken by the King of the Bclgians
WIN respeci 10 his troops aud the tc: ritories Of
Holland ~ compliance be refused, Greai
Britain and France will Immediately Iay sp
embargo upon all The Nellie rlau,i vessels with.
III the ports Of their respective dominions, nd
VIII ORDER their respective crUizgfs to detaiu
and send in all Netherlands esseIs .yhirh the q
may meet at sea anda combined British ami
frehch sqnadi on shall lie stationed off the consl
of holland for the more effeclual execution al
THIS measure. ", on the 18Th November, the
NctheraDd troops should still continue within
Tie Belgian territory, French force shall adj
vance into Belgium for the purpose of compel
ling Tic Neiherlnnd troops to e,acuate tie said
territories. provided that The King Of the BeIgi-
nus shall have previously signlfcd his wish ior
ihe cDtrnnce Of such French force into his do.
u'InIous Tor the aforesaid purpose.
lie. Inv T..
expulsion Of The NetberIaud troops from the
. citadel of Antwerp and the places depcnden
.thercupon, which vii, upon lhul oveDt be forth
sGith delivered up to tie troops OF Belgium by
sihc FRENCH who viii Immediately wi hdraw in
ito the FreRclI territories.
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NEW YcRK. Drcemhet 81

THE MARKET-Flour mnv,s r,,i" -
as me weather Is now good. Western and South
e'h OF common brands are held at SCI, with sales,
and fancy brands Western saI4 cents. There nro
.a lures cargoss ct Whed. in this morning from vir.
ginia winch Will test tho market: tho pr;c. will
probably not be far from i - cents. f' "''
Inc business In Cotton is light and prices droop.
ing. There have been some considerable encr..
u1n IN Coffee within day two, but no, many
sales, shipments making OH owner, oeromm;
prices droop.-your Com "'
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EKsssis dess5fy EHeqII .sc0ege2,a,y.

~ ME Subscriber, grateful for the very liberal
a patronage he has received during the present
and many preceding years, respectfully informs his
friends and the publick generally, that the exor-
cises oil his School for the ensuing year, will com
mence on tho 18th January, and be continued
until the 18th November, making term of
ten moths, without vacation. The utility of
this course has been tested by experience and must
be obvious to every rejecting mind. In this Semi
nary VIII be taught every thing necessary to pre-
pare young men for college, At them for the or
binary avocatons OF life. Tuition board wash.
ing. lodging, &c will be furnished at the very rcdu-
ced price of 1886 the tarm; S35 in advance
and tho balance, $500 AT the end of the term
Those who engage for shorter time than ton
months, will pay s. 10 per month. Humanity Hall
IS situated in the lower end of Buckingham County,
near Physc Springs, in a remarkably healthy, roii-
red and peaceful ncighhourhood, entirely remote
from the haunts of vice and dissipation. The di-
sc'pne OF this school is mild and parental and the
best testimony can give of its character is a re-
terence to the many young men who have been, in
part, educated at it, under my care.
de 6-clnw4t ELIJAH G. UANES
Adore Physc Springs, Buckingh am
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EAGAH1 Ha0I'RIa4.
RICHMOND. va.
hICAuSNb, va.

2 z Ut q S G. % 90 a 4 Z,
Late Of tie Bolng6rook Hotel, PETERSBURG,
"a 3 EsPEcTFULLY informs his friends and the pub.
III "a lie generally, that he has leased the EAGLE
HOTEL, and will take possession Gin Tuesday the
2Oth lust, when he will be prepared 10 accommo
date Travellers and others in the best stvlc IL s
his intention to make many alterations in his es
Enlistment, which lie thinks - i'll have tendency
to add lnucn TO the comfort and convenience Of
those who may favor lin with thGr patronage
Hlcmhers OF the Legislature will be provided with
comfortable apartments, and every cxertion used to
give them satisfaction 1t is scarcely necessary to
say any thing OF the advantages which this we'll
known Hotel tfers, situated in the centre of bust.
ness, and convenient to ali the public Offices His
cxpe fence i'll the business justiGes him in saving
that morning. on his part shall be wanting to render
this establishment worthy of The patronage OF the
public no lgEdSc.f
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The Tomnany partisans Of Martin Van Blu
rem have held great meeting IN New York,
4 Tor tie purpose Of deuounceiDg South Carroll.
ma, aud praisog the Presidents proclamation.
q Query As we have Tumor that a new edi.
ti1n, revised aud corrected, will soon appear
will il not he well for the thorough slaves o.
power TO wait until they get the real Simon
;Puye.-IH.
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:, The Fedcrckburg Arena ef Tuesday says Col.
bANKHEAD will leave town to-day, to assume the
command OF the o. 5. Troops, stationed in Charles.
ton Uarbor. A better selection could not have
been made Tor this delicate and responsible trust.
In the prudence and frmncss of Col. b , the
most implicit confidence may he reposed, whilst
10 oihccr could have been chosen more personally
acceptable to The citizens Of Charleston where he
commanded for many years
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The Senate of Georgia adopted on the 10Th
inst, the Resolutions Of Mr.. Ryan, which passed
the House of Representatives. on the o6tl, nj,
by vote Of 40 to %; and the House MIR, Tur-
ner's Resolutions, Tor the call Of Federal
i 10 SO.
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IRON FOUNDRY, BALTfM0RE.

IKUN FOUNDRY, BALTfMORE
'ENHE subscriber has general assortment of
"a Devel and Spur Patterns, for flour mills cot,
Ton factories, saw mills and horse powers and can
furnish Castings at the shortest notice and ON
reasonable terms. All orders will be punctusIIv
attended TO. w. MILLER
Also, will be received, orders for Steam Engines
OF any power, warranted, and Tobacco Presses
BlltimGre, Dec. Is, lS32.=2tds
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100 Factory Hands Wanted

100 Factory Hands Wanted.
n SHE subscribers wish to hire for the e,s,;n q
- year iOo HANDS, consisting Of Tws,ers,
Fri1ors' Jopbers, Steamers, &c. For such as
suit, liberal wages will be given
BRIDGES g. SNEAD.
AT Jas. X. Bridges, Cary Street.
u An industrious Young Man can get si,ua.
'oi oy aaPPiyihg aS above. b. & S.
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"A FEM ALE well qualified 10 give instrucis
IN ion in Music, and can come well recon-
mended, will meet with liberal encouragement
from Miss Hughes, Prereptreas of The ReiIvenue
Seminary, Gloucester Couhly.
de 90 l2t
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Executors Sale.

Executors Sale.
AN5 ILL be sold, on Friday, the 28th OF tho
w current month, 1T the residence of Mrs.
Maria Bottom in Manchester, all the Personal
Estate Of which the late William Bottom died pos.
sessed to wit ali the household and kitchen Fur
Dlture, comprising tho usual variety, ono sttbstan
tial Coal Wagon, with six prime Horses, and their
gear; also, several other Horses, number OF
Stand Casks and Tire usual fixtures of Grocery
Store, &c. &C. Terms made known on the day
of sale. THOMAS BOTTOM,
Admir- Of VIM. Bottom, decd.
Manchester, Dec. 9Th, 1S32-2aw Il
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=, RAISED in the county of 2.ancastcr in this State
u. me present year, in the garden of William II
iow'es. AIRED Turnp Beet, measuring thirty inch.
n circumference and eighS sixteen pounds
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BROAD-ROCK
SPRING RACES, 1893,

A SWEEPSTAKE OPEN and will close on
"a The first day Of JanuaTy-milc heats. for 5
year olds,) entrance $780, half forfeit Subscribers
now-John Heth, William VIM, William NJ
West, William T. Egleston, James J. Harrison, If.
John NJ. Bolts, and James J. Garrison.
Subscribers will please make their entries known
by the Let OF January 1893.
Also, Poststeke, for 3 year old mile heats
entrance 500, p. or p, four or more TO make =
ace, and to close by the first April nextthere are
now subscribers.
]. PUCKETT, ,,
de 9--cat JOHN BELCHER, froPrletoT''
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MI ARRIEH.

on tuesday, the 18th ins, hy the Rov. Ste.
phon aylor, Mr.. ions NJ. SHrPrAnp, r. To
MES JULIA ANN SHEPPARD. hoih of hi, civ
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DI ED

oh Sunday night at 8 o'clock, SARan ANN.
youngest daughter of Mr.. Thomas Lee. AGED q
years, 5 months and l2 duys
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3 ne Subscribers have received 0y the Oackc;
"a Hornet, addiiiona! ~, .siv Of s,.pc 49,
iaicy DKf GOODS, Suited To The present end an.
proaclnng Seasons Their stock is now compleje
and well assorted, aud will be offered at vbolos l.,
or 'eta'i' on as good terms those o. any mouse il,
the city. They solicit a cal fiom th.;r 'rr;.t6s -
inc country, and will also use their best cxer,ons
10 execute any ordcfs in such manner i In nive On.
TIRE satisfaction. Hall 4 MOORE
no &c titan Mai. III,
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Negroes gVIg3s5gR-

"a VIE subscribers wish hire u number Of
II Negroes to work at their Uolliery, for which
They Will pay the highest wages
Satisfactory references given ne IN tb. ,ro.,o,
OF Inc Negroes, and the payment of tier hire
made 20 So the owner INV
Apply ut their Collicry, in Gucch1apd county
n'ar Dover Mills, or at their Yard, on he south
sdo Of the Basin G. Brown &. Wv
de 20--LtIJ
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FOR SALE,
Valuable Real glsGafe.

ON SHOCKOE BILL.
FHNHE undersigned cntrs for falc his present
n residence on j street, between 81 and 4th.
1t is three story Brick Building, il excellent ro-
pair, fitted up in very good style, and possessing
every convenience for large family. Persons de.
sirous of purchasing Invited to examine tie
premises.
The terms will be perfectly accommodating. No
cash payment being required.
do 2l--f HENRY GIBSON.
Va ESSR RS. Robt. Hester Elizabeth Hester, Tho,
I'VE HoweTton, William Howorton, in your ov n
right, and as executor of Thomas Howcrton, decd
Robert w. Howcrton, Isaac Whayne and Jane
Whaync: Take notice, that / shall on tho eighth
and ninth days of February next, at tho store.
house Of Thomas c. Digger, in the county Of
Halifax, Va, take the dispositions Of John Blame,
and others, to be read evidence upon tho jriaI
of salt depending in the circuit superior court Of
law and chancery for Halifax county, between
myself, complainant and yourselves, defeDddntsi
when and where you may attend
Yours, &c. TABITHA HOWERTON,
de "a w4t Guardian Of Eliza H. wcrtop,
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lotion Factory, number Of Negroes, chiefly
young men and boys, and women, without inc,i,n.
orahce. Apply at tho Office, opposite the Colum
oian Tavern. X. II. CUNNINGHAM
no N-cf Agent vg Tho f. NJ Co
q tOAL PITS TO RENT-The lease Of tho
y, Subscribers Coal Pitts to NJ. ChglS cn,ine.
WIN tho present year, he is DESTROYS OF leasing
mem Tor further period. They in good or
der for raising coal, and are provided with all ne
cessary machinery and fixtures, ahd thore is rea.
son TO believe that in their present state, years
w. orS can be carried on Sih adyantagej and that
II, rs Wiling to incuD large body OF coal may
oe iouno accessible from The present shafts. Per-
sens disposed to lease, may examine the Pits and
ground above. ~ - ~
should he not lease them before the LIST January
next, which he would prefer, he intends TO work
mem himself, and IN that event, will be d,si rous az
hiring from 80 TO 40 good Honds, Of which du mo-.
"ee WI be given JNO. wICKuAM
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Ay =: ~ $. euSOY - 40.

by az. ~ ~. G~GSS5 81 @ %.
80 NEGROES AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, tho 27th inst at 10 o'clock
will be sold in front OF our Auction store Cftv aa
valuable NEGROES as any in Virginia, consist.
ing of Blacksmirlls, Carpenters, Sawyors, Seam.
stresses; one Cook, one Dairy Maid and plantations
hands; among them OF the best seeds and
p!ough-mcn-al are from estate belonging 10
gentleman who intends removing from This quar-.
ter. J. 81 ). COSBY a co Aucis
dc 7-2awtds
VHVHE Subscribers have entered into copartner
-m ship under the firm of ii. 81 W. MORTON
for tho transaction of Grocery, Shipping, and
Commission business, and hope by course of
strict integrity and perseverance, TO entitIe them
selves to Inerited ard full share Of public patron,
age. HENRY MORTON.
WILLIAM MORTON.
-Four doors above the Columbian Hotel, Cary
Street. die &c
NAi OTlCE.--I wish TO hire for tic ensuing year
fifty able .bodicd LABORERS, for the use Of
tho Chesterfield Rail Road Company. Liberal prr-
ces wli be given, on application TO the subscriber,
at the Rail Road Office, in Manchester, or to M
! David More, at Rosdsyille, near the Chesterfield
| COrl Pits. THOS. JORDAN
dc lS-c&d2w Superintendent