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MANY VOTERS.
Alta ou.nehy Court h.Ia for Russell cos 9-Ms W Y. az Matsh,
COMMUNICATED

COMMUNICATED
1888: S"
This Court having lately heard with the most serious and pungsnt
regret That hdpaTd Campbell, Esquire, is no more; and having, from a
long. anu Intimate acquaintance with that lamentod and distinguished
gentleman, entertained for him the highest csteom, recommend the
adoption OF the following resolutions:
ReS0tcEd, That the Justices of this Court. the membors of Tho
Bar, and the Officers of the Court, will, as attribute of respec, TO tho
memory of the deceased, wear the usual badge of nonrnIng N tho
let arm for 30 dbys.
Res0iCrd, That this Court feels that society has lost in the deatb or
the deceased, one OF its brightest ornaments, aud the Bar ono OF its
most distinguished members.
HeS0tcedi Thatm the performance Of those public duties, TO which
The dccenscd had been called by his friends and fellow-citizens during
a iHe 81 great usefulness, hs sterling honesty of heart, iscs- "Io de-
souo" Y those high and elevated principles, by which his coniuct
was uniformly governed, have been such, ~ to entille him 10 the Ioyo
and gratitude Of all who knew him.
Rtsoigtd, That a copy Of these proceedings be transmitted TO the
JAMES ?. CARROLL, CLERK.
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TayIOrsViIIe Races.

Spring MEETING will commence on the second
~ "Wednesday in April next, and continue four days.
First Day-A swecpstakc tor colts and FLIES, one mile
and repeat, II entries and closed.
Secoud Day Proprietor Purse, $500, entrance $40,
two miles and repeat.
Third Doy-Jockey Club Purse, $500, entrance SIS,
three miles and repeat.
Fourth Doy-A sweepstake for Tariff colts, to close the
evening Of the third days race, two miles and repeat, en-
trance $50.
Also, The same day, an elegant saddle and bride, for
saddle horses, one mile and repeat.
The Proprietor hos excellent stables, &c.
w d. TAYLOR, PROPRIETOR.
March 7. 09-wsv
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SALE UNDER DEED OF TRUST.-In pursuance
~ OF n deed Of trust, dated Oh the 18Th day Of Septem.
Der, 1917, recorded in Hcniico County Court office, exc
cuted TO Us by William Crawford, TO secure the payment
OF a debt TO John Pafkhin, we shall, on Monday the 22d Of
next month, between the hours OF II o'clock in the fore
noon, and 2 in the afternoon, before the door Of the Eagle
Tavern, in the city Of Richmond, make sale Of a tract OF
land lying in said county, about 7 or s miles below Rich
lnonh, on the main road leading from the Seven Pines to
Richmond; containing according TO the said deed 226 IL
acres, the boundaries whereof are therein set forth. We
know OF no objection TO the title; but, acting as trustees,
will convey only such utc as is vested in us.
JOUN NDERS
NATH DUNLOP, Trustees.
March 10. I03-ds
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SAGACITY or VIRGTNIA

Mr.. Calhoun calls Virginia, in his Speech on the
26th Feby ga sagocious Stateo for her act of mtif-
cations but 81 fear, however," (says he by way Of
parenthesiSJ " that her sagacity is not as sharp-sight-
cd now as formerly"-We pray you, sir, to dismiss
your fears upon that subject. The "eagle eye is not
quonched, nor dimmed."
Virginia has yet sagacity enough "to tell a hawk
from a hand-saY."
she has sagacIty enough TO see, that a man may
be an ultra-federalis in 1916, and IN ultra-nullifer
in '33.
She has sagacity enough to perceive, that he vbe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-03-19

M. F0res,sr-Msy I take the liberty ~ enquire, what you mo.s
BY a wiso and good man.
Nh. .3Hystde .9ntUdck.-A wise man H, he who looks anor thu
~ thug noedtul; aud a good man is be who has Il. The acme of
wisdom and goodness IA conjunction, consists in appropriating as
much A. possible Of the public moneyp&c.
" SCiNrErrO.-Mr. Feathemest,. Sir. Vamp. KtLtheieaS. Mr. Pa
pcrstamp,a aud Mr.. AnysiIe Antinck.
REcIrNIvE.-Mr. Papentanp.
Jack nouei's CnRfsrNN PE. my loatnoJ npEo
Interpreted to mean the Babie pufsc.
From thence, a plum he drew. O huppy IIotncr
Who would not be cnscOnced in ty suuy cofprt2
The Ere.
While round the public board IN oaeciIy we luga,.
For what we cot get we will Try, try, try;
Aud we'll all have "A finger, n finger, "A hnsrr,
Wen all have "A finger n the tuntsru Is ptr ~ &c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-03-19
J. Il. POINSETT,
J. l.. PETIGRU,
ID. f.. HUGER,
r. J. MANNING,
ROBT. CUNNINGHAM.

The troops Of the o.. States, without distinction.
have been styled in the Notification prints, Of
Charleston, "mercenaries,' "hirelings," "butchersp
"the myrmidons Of an infamous tyrant"-Did Win
field Scott deserve no better treatment? Did James
Bankhead? Did none ofthe officers or men, who
have shed their blood for their country? IL is a sub
Ject OF some ielicitatiou, that at the late splendid
teie which was given to the officers Of the Army
and navy, D YerY dIlIerent senilment nreYniIeh.
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~ CU.H".HNNICdIED.
4 % IS IU ERISp' I'M Ue RirbluODd EDo,ttrer

To "QUERIsT" in the Richmond Enquirer.
Fiiend " Querisi''-lt is not ia my power TO answer
your question, but 1 will venture TO address one TO YOU. in
the way OF incidental remark.
Have you ever travelled in Europe, or have YOU read
novels descriptive OF European customs (? If so, YOU must
more Than once have had in your "nIinds eye, at least,
one oil those animals called mOunte60nks -; and YOU can
no. ou' Know that a lnountebank is never complete with
out the appendage called an .qpe. 1t is the duty of the
iatier 10 Initiate, as well as he may, the tricks aud anticks
oil his master and 10 ensure the per torrance of this duty.
all That Is requisite is, an occasional use OF the lash and a
store QfnUfs. ONE WHO HAS SEEN rur WnpIn
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SOUTH

we lay before our readers the Address of the
PRESIDENT OF the Convention. 1t seems TO counte-
nance the previous suggestions of Editors-Ist. to
rescind the Ordinance-2dly. to nullify the enforcinp
OIL; Sd. to place in an enduring form the conseryG9
tue principle Of Notification! and 18th. to establish n
paramoun oath of fealty 10 the State Government.
Whether these measures, if carried out, viii cause
the Union Convention to be called together, or not.
we are unable to say; as the following notification
was published, before the other Convention met:
CHARLEsToN, March 1.-THE Committee appointed
TO determine the time and place for the re-assembling of
The Union Convention, taking into consideration the late
passage OF a Tariff Bill, which, has been regarded as a con-
cilIatory measure by both parties, and the assurances given
by the leading politicians from this State, that its adoption
would prove satisfactory to the Convention, now in session
at Columbia; not doubling that the pledge given by them
VIII be ~honoTably redeemed by that body, rejoicing in the
~Prospectof returning peace, and DESTROYS of removing, as far
as depends upon them, all further cause of agitation i'm the
state, hereby give notice, that The sacrifice, which the at.
tendance upon the Union Convention in this civ on the
iolh day oil this month, would impose upon their fellow.
citizens is no longer regarded as necessary, and the meet
ing oil said Convention is hereby postponed. The Commit
tee beg leave TO assure their fellow. citizens of the Union
aud State Rights Party, that il, contrary to all reasonable
expectations, new acts of tyranny by the dominant party
IN the State, should call for united opposition from the
friends OF the Union, the Convention shall be promptly
convOkedi IN order TO take such measures as the exigencv
may demand to Yindicate the rights of the People.
j. II. POINSETT,
J. l.. PETIGRU,
ID. r.. HUGER,
II. J. MANNING,
ROBT GIN Ar
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CANDIDATES for coagress aud as Stfs Legislature.

- T"-' - NV'|'T7E WWH Tc 1IUIf LFTsTWIrf-
In The Congressional District of Campbell, HALIFAX and PittsvIva.
ma, Col i, Davenport, late Repre- sentative, il opoosed bv C. u
w. :. C0beU, a member of tho State Senate.
In the Caroline d., Messrs. ]. j.. Boano date momber ) and VIM
+. Pendl0ton are candidates. MIR. VIM. TavIor of CarcEra :. ~
nominated by a communication in this days paper. ~'
Mr. Faulkner has declined a poll for Congress.
District Of B0nOHgGhG-Aessrs. VIM. y. Mo,gnn md EI,o, -
Wilson OF Monongalia, John Parriott and Isaac I.efler Of Obiae -
In the Loudoun and Fauquier District, Nathaniel TvIer nj Ioh,
IL wallace, are candidates in opposition TO G. +. Mercer.
Newton. , III
opposing candidates. "' ne
S99atG-dn the District of Harrison, Lewis and Wood, Messrs.
Waldo p. Golf, J. McVhorter, J. G. Stringer, and Il. Bland re cnn
didates. "u 4 DIAM ae cum
,, HggSeg Dafgdtes-ln Harrison county, Messrs. John Gather. F..
candidates. 'VHS aIe
are candidates. ~ humphreys
In B~9kekky-Messrs. Peter Gardner, Edward Colston and Charles
James Faulkner. anu halIe
shire and Josiah Bowers. MAJ" Deik-
Stanard. i"an Eaton
Jh~feSsrsoH-Mess~. John A. Thompson, John ouigIey and John G.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-03-19

TO TUE EDiIORS or IWE ENQUIRER.
me Congress Library (dnOng the books purchased
OF nir' Jeilerson) Is volume, lettered "Embargo, $685.
and marked sch. "a. No. i69"-This volume consists of
pamphlets and sheets, OF various sizes, (bound up together
as memorials OF the times,) upon which is 10 he Seen, here
and there, a side note ia MIR Jenerson's well known banJ-
Mnung;-o" turning overits leaves, my attention was ar
rested by a sheet OF manuscript, which proved to be an
anonymous letter addressed to Mir, Jefferson, aud Of which
the following is a copy. Immediately after the letter.
comes a copy OF " an address to the People Of the United
, es, to which is added a letter from the Hon. Timothy
Pickering a Senator of the United slaIes,' Sc; from
which also | Suljoin some extracts.
To the President Of he United States.
BEAD the within Who are the enemies OF this country!
thou Tyrant. II thou can'st not be saved by reformation.
20 to Hell as thy proper abode. o thou disturber OF the
peace-'hou destroyer of thousands! what hast thou dones
Ask B~onaparie: ask the Devil Thy grave will not Sc
cure thy bones from burning.
A CITIZEN AMONG TEN THOUSAND,
N. B.-WE SHALL HAVE A CIVIL WAR SOON"
ErtT0cfs from the address.
"FELLow-CIrIzENs,-At a crisis like the present.
wheh apprehension and dismOy darken the prospects OF
our public affairs; when ruin is lowering around us like a
mist, AID when the causes OF our calamity are carefully
concealed from Us; when the seal of mystery is Impress
ed upon our councils, and all confidence Is withdrawal
from the people, il is the sacred duty of every friend TO
liberty, OF whatever political sect or party, to examine
WIN candor, the ground Oh which we stand; to watch with
vigilance, the measures OF government, aud TO raise his
voice, without fear, ia the cause OF his country" Sc.
" loo long, already, have we reposed ia the lap Of
Executive confidence. Let US arouse from the deadly
leu'argy' while yet our locks are not shOrn, nor our
great strength gone from us As yst, we have tIa
right OF public debate the right of petition and remon-
STRANGE Let us nn'tedly exercise these vestigcs OF popu-
TAR privileges, or we shall SOON see law and Justice take
tneir Hight with our prosperity aud our peace; and our
hOerty aud independence will find their last intrencl,-
inent IN the grave OF our Constitution.
These are not the vain and idle apprehensions of
visionary theorists, nor the uutoundcd clamors OF disappoint-
ed ainDilon: Every day brings confirmation strong as
proof from holy writ,' that they ape serious and solemn
truths" sc.
" u you regard the interests, the safety, or the honor
oil our common country; il you value our independence,
aid prize the Constitution which secures it; il YOU would
aVOiu the chains which are already forging 10 rlvet YOU i'm
slavery, Then awake at the call of patriotism. Make
known the willot the nation. Let the people rouse. and
we may yet save ourselves from ruin, and our country
from the reProaches of poieIiiy. THOUSANDS"
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no T.J{E FDIl'ORS on ~

TO TIE EDITORS or THE NC UERER.
"entlemenr-fo on are requested TO announce " M. p.
iATLoR, Esq. OF Caroline, as a candidate to represent
me Congressional District composed Of the counties of
King & Queen, King William, Caroline, Essex and Mid.
dlesex, i'll the next Congress.
BY so doing, you will obhge
March lIlh, 1888. MANY VOTERS
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Speed The Mails Thanks to Mr.. Barry. he ia MAKING
arrangements to carry the Mail between Washington, and
Passport in Maine, over a line Of 555 miles, in something
less than three days.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-03-19

W Some of the Communications i'm this dav'. p,rer
are pretty high seasoned with cayenne-But that sort OF
spicing has been so much the taste with writers of late
that we cannot undertake to lay down the Rules of Cook.
eryto either side.-We can regulate our own pen as we
please; but we cannot, at this time, pretend to put reins'
upon other peoples. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-03-19

The Supreme Court Of the u. States adjourned on Fri.
dav Last On ~
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Va. SINNERS ".4merican Turf Register.n
IL is seldom our good fortune to agree with Mr..
Walsh in politics-but in the following article, we
do most cordially concur with him:
"lhe March Number OF the "American Turf Regis.
ter and Sporting Magazine" has just appeared. This
magazine possesses various merits and has correspondent
success. Its now in its fourth year, has been fairly rriei.
and found adequate in every respect. Among its patrons
aud writer's, are some of the most distinguished men OF
he country-held sports being the iavori e recreation OF
many The number Tor February, was a highly interest.
ing one; the present is not less attractive. We are struck
win The spirit and graphic effect Of the beautiful engrav.
lns OF me famous horse Byron. The plate in the Januaiy
number is also excellent. 1t is stated i'm an editorial mo,
nce' that' since the establishment of the American Turf
Register horses OF unquestionably pure blood, have in.
creased In value from fifty TO one hundred per cent. Ar
engagements have been made of late, by which the con.
uhuance OF a vigilant and able editorsliip is assured"
speed me Register, say ,Ce-Success TO It's Editor
cherish his labors, ye men of goodness, for he is
your kinsman. Animate his exertions for the bene-
ut OF his country, eye men of genius, for he is
your brother"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-03-19

yindicated tire bill of 10, upon the sole ground of
protecting manufactures against " the reach of con-
tthgeney," now mispresents his own Speech, i'm plac-
ing his warm support of the bill on the principle of
revenue.
She has sagacity enough to know, that he who
vlhdlcated the protective principle as late as 1924,
has sinned against himselfin his Speech of 1888.
She has sagacity enough TO know, that the man
who indicated the Bank i'm 1876, and the applica-
ton OF It's bonus TO a system of Internal Improves
meni, has never yet disavowed the Bank or Internal
Improvement.
She has sagacity enough to distinguish between
profession and practice, between the acts and the mo-
tees of ambitious aspirants.
She yet has sufficient sagacity to discover, that he
who was for sacrificing, what she deemed in 1916
the true principles of the Constitution, to his love of
Union, might in the course of u few years be disposed
TO sacrifice the Union itself.
Virginia has yet sagacity enough TO distinguish be-
tween Consolidation, which some of the S. Carolina
delegation went for some years ago; between Multi
hcation, which they now support; and her own wise
and ternalresolution of'9S-'99-ina word, between
State Rights, and both extremes.
Mr.. Z. must be less sharp-sighted than he thinks
himself; or she must be less so than we think her, if
he does not discover, that " her sagacity is as sharp
sighted now as formerly"-when he ran as a candi-
date for the Presidential Chair, on high federal prin-
ciples, against William III. Crawford.
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PENNSYLVANIA SENATOR.

The Legislature have taken another bellot for
electlng an U. S. Senator, in place of Mr. Dallas
Mexican 40, Rush 80, Sergeant IL, MIhlenburg I6,
Livingston 2, Dallas 3. They then adjourned over
the question for three weeks.-Itis said in the Har-
risburg Telegraph, that at the next trial. MIR. Nc
hean will be dropped, and Mr.. Buchanan, now
Minister to Russia, will be run in his place.-But,
to adopt the bull of the Phil. Inquirer, though the
" election toiH take place" on the I'd April, dit is
preuy certain that no election ,eiH be made"-and
that the question will lie over till the nert LegisIa.
t"re. They do not order these things in the Legis-
iature OF Pennsylvania, as we do in Virginia. Here.
II we have more than two candidates, the hindmost
man is always dropped, and at the next ballot the
votes OF his friends are given to the other candi-
dates-Thus, instead of spinning out the election
from day do day, we seldom take SO many hours
and when the election does take place, the election
Is always certain to be made.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-28
STATE. BANK

"a Yesterday, in the safe. nfr
...!.s iroHI tic select Coml,ec 81,
that .uhjcc:. rsporied Il Eios the
Establishment g! State INK. II
i,ys III The :~:lic into ten DIicfs
bankruptcies lie csta5iiShnt of Il
branch III each one cfthcn. Ike bin,
:. tier some d.scl-sion.and Il Iaoa be.
iug made te rtj Get it, was rea frs:
y. ! and second times .ad / upon
the table; AMI one thousaneopies
ordered 10 be printed.
UcmocrG,. Dir
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-28

STATE BANK--'te last week published
The proceedings Of meeting ..eld in TIL:
place, for the purpose fpotitoniny the leg.
-sfI'ifc 10 establish a safe bank, and furth-
erlffhoy had the posvt to locate a branch
n tins pilcc. We tllolellf the latter oh
lec' useless, as the PTcr Of locating the
ranches IS vested in isdircctors.
The constitution savtiie Directors sail
EaV" power 20 establish branches s.pot ex-
eecding one Branch foHny three counties
- be established al sue place. within suc.
6o"n'ics' as the directors Of tie Stcte
''""A ''y $e'e'h- lese are the expire IS
? ."ris 81 Tie constitute, md it further re-
'.ii'r' : 'i'a' ;5'';"U sh' he subscribed by i
7i,vidn.ls before Br,cl, can h. cst,.
fi.s'.cd. i
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-28
For = Palladium.
INTERESTING 10 ARNERS

:irsh of the farmers offs vicinity IS
7.1re no, yoi Killed their l.o9 IN " be bcnc-
ii;'edt ~ the iuiowihg net.d Of scoldine
.hcir, N.ic'i Tic writer offh me; with u.
IN E1stefn piper some liz snce. end
,...iCf i.e iI.s tested 10 his ssf ct;on. II
\ ntplyto ,fnne,ss lie ilon cold water
'or r,i,is-f 10 throw cold w%r over i,i,nl
psss.ousiy 90 putting him n,,l,c sccld ng
.''1- Ia at.'1nis Z OF .h'al et.tod are,
y ilss "'.'-- - "a '''s zee iszir. and
IT. It = nlich e.'s.e. 10 sieatham t!an
WI Il TREY aEa III -'tedln '':e fn'ry WY.
AUCOi.A.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-28
T.rAL.V IR.

Zadoc RnEct. liy Grant Coua-
ty, Indiana, one yoI3 of work Cat
tie. One is white aad fblack ispeckie
steer, 10 ear mark, had n bell on, with
a leather strap and also buckle; the other
is red steer with white hind legs ana
some white under lis belly, and no ear
marks; alind with tie near eye, supposed
TO oe five years old last spring, appraised
at tLirty-six dollars by James Ruckct and
Robert Henley.
true copy from my estray Book
JOHN HI aid. Z.
Dec. 2oti,. lS2:.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-28
DENTISTRY.

DR. ". LINDSEY has prepared hin
self for cleaning and plugging the teeth
and keeps Dentiflce Powder for preser-
ving them, curing the scurvy, and correct
ing bad breath.
he subscriber propose. to sell a six
acre Lot II the neighboriiood of Town,
has a snug log house on it, large enough to
accommodate small family, small part
cleared and enciosed-is well xatered, &
1ve acres of 1t well tImbered-for terms
n9uire of ". LINDSEY.
N B.-A good title or nc sale.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-28

Iifc pr sent numhcnIcscs the fIird
:-!urnc of the Pollsdi,un Custom would
'ic'a'c tors review ofsr past labors. bat
fnr. have bccn SO fecbicwe think it usa-
less 20 rcha1rsc them. r have used orr
''tIncs' cEert'cns to susin the PRINCIPLES
~. CIR Prospectus IIowflr we have snc-
ceo!cfi W. leave 10 on: p-ons 10 decide.
Tho next volume win kconrnepced on
III" i;fiiJon on IN Iinpe.I sheet. at which
fi'no hir- F.n!"y's name VI appear as one
: i'ihc prupr.c:"Ts ard E.!1., who after the
.ifst d. February VIII Irvo his w,.ola time
d" !io cditoriai dap1rtsncTi
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-28
NOW KOC TAkx; TT.

Al l. those concerned vii. take notice
That the notes and accounts due the tirnl
OF wright * " ard, are left In the hands
OF the su ,scriber for collection, those IN
de1ted 10 SAID firm, will please come for
ward and settle their respective dues, on
or before the first day of February next.
Those who neglect this notice viii TN
douotediy have to pay cost.-Come on and
save the cost.
GEO. SPRINGER. Up.
BIC Lmond, Dec. 18th, i~.}.2.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-28
NOTICE.

NOTICE is here given to all whom it
may concern that the undersigned
has taken out letters Documentary on the
estate James Wright, late of Wayne
County Indiana. deceased. Al. persons
Indebted tn sad estate, are requested to
come for" ard and make immediate pay
fnent and those having claim against said
estate % pTessnt tScsa fer set ien.ent " It'll
IN the ..'.' presc;-t ,a.. The es-
tate If supposed to e >eiveai.
Es.:: Il WRIGHT.
DAVIN WRIGHT.
Executor 5.
Dec. 18th. l-33
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-28

'sSHE SUBSCRIBERS u'c5 'he hrm q
= GROVER a WfLLIas. have coinnene-
ed the RgEC.sL.SkSS Ia
L.ic!.u.ona. ~iaaiaua. EKe4e the, Fave CO
i.aaa an as.e-tt.ey Ct PLDLGH assl
.HILL C.fS THO, .i-NOitOAS, 49,
1 hey are uanuiat Yrisig Ind WI kceP
constantly for saiP.oaetls % she nos. p
proved patterns ~ CT tie I'es. e ~selA.s-
Ill .rtirseu, t.a-t q sasc.. an es.Sb-
tsI.r,ent. n...,x.si, ss..sxs Eoslne. - zoos.
.sssk aozs MIDI - cArSqe1s
.r.o.i o.,e,s f &c basfnezs wi securo g..
ouSawe s,s11,conlIdrace solicit rusiic pat
1soAc WHO n lAa. To oat~1sa Cal
nrs Tom say pattern, .or piousLs II good
Inzlisy, ase resres ia y invited u call.
m oriee ts.ank taify received and prompt.
a.teatsc to
r, GROVER,
A. WILLIAMS,