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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-06
Fresh Dry GOOds---Bn Store.

' ME Snip Jtterson, just in from Liverpool, having
- brought the remainder Of our importation of Spring
GooDs, except a few packages-and our receip's OF Do.
nestle and other Goods from The North, having been very
heavy within a few dsys-we arc now prepared TO Offer
to our customers, and to all who may choose 10 call on us,
one OF the largest supplies Of Goods we have ever had i'm
store, and which equal in style any thing in The Dry
Goods line we have seen for many seasons. Goods are
indeed both handsome and cheap. A more general aid.
ver'isement will appear In a lew days.
-, F. & J. S. JAMES & CO.
April IL. [Il0-t0 Market Square.
n AND o SALE.-By virtue OF a Deed in Trust,
IL executed by Alexander Fulcher, to Jno. G. Viii.
IiAms, aud the subscriber, for certain purposes therein
mentioned, ami duly recorded in the Clerks Office OF Gooch.
land county, l, as surviving trustee, will. at Goochiand
Courthouse, on Monday, the 18Th day OF May next, iii
being Court day) proceed TO sell to the highest bidder, for
ready money, a certain Tract OF Land, in said deed
described; lying and being in said county OF Goociland, and
containing by estimation, five hundred and twenty eight
acres, adjoining the lands Of Philip Fulcher, William Is.
bel, Benjamin Woodward, William Holman and Jacob
Carter.-I will convey such title as is vested in me by
said deed. PETER
April Is. tl12-td] SURVIVING Trustee.
HRlBBS AT AUCTION In compliance with the last
HD Will and Testament Of David Bullock, decd, I will
offer for sale, to the highest, bidder, on Monday the 18th
day Of May next, at Louisa Courthouse, Chat being
Court day. the Tract OF Land |, ling in the said county, on
both sides OF the South Anna River, called Bibb's. II con.
tains by a recent survey $50 l2 acres, of which, about
isi are low grounds; i, has an ample supply of timber;
and can be divided, TO accommodate purchasers. | have
left a plot oil il with MI. Burruss, the tenant, who will
show the Land 10 any persons wi-hing 10 view it. MIR.
Burruss has a lease on the land at an annual rent of $500,
which will terminate on the 3lst December, 1885; the
benefit of which, for Tn. next year, will be sold with the
Land. The terms of sale will be, one fourth payable on
the LIST January next, when posses sion will be deliver Il
and a Deed executed TO the purchaser, who will then be
required TO execute a Bond, on demand, for the residue OF
the purchase money, with an endorsement thereon, that
ii all the interest due thereon and one third OF the princi-
pal shall be paid annually thereafter, the payment of The
residue shall not be enforced; with a Deed OF Trust on
the Lam! 10 secure the payment, 10 be proceeded on, if The
interest and any instalment Of the principal shall remain
unpaid Tor sixty days after becoming due. Bond and APP
proved security, in the penalty of three thousand dollars,
will be required of the purchaser for, complying with the
terms OF sale OH the Is, January nexi.
FRED. HARRIS,
April III. u1O-ds1 Eror. of Dduid Bullock.
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NEW ADVEKTISEMENTS

N Hanover County Court, April 23rd, 1891: On mo.
! ton Of Benjamin Hazelgrove, Administrators OF James
IlszeIgrovc, decd, ordered, that Paike Street, one OF the
Master Commissioners Of this Court, audit, state, and set
tie the s,id Benjamin Hazelgrove's account OF his admins
traiion oil the estate Of the said deceased, and that he re.
port thereofto the Court. A Copy Teste.
PHILIP d. WINSTON, c. II. c..
All persons interested in the above estate, will take
notice, that l have appointed Saturday. the 7h day Of
June next, nj c. A. Hoigei's Tavern, Old Church, low.
er end Of Hanover county, when and where, shall enter
on the settlements oil the account of administration mention.
ed In the above order. p. STREET, Commissioner.
May 6. li7-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-08-08
JURIsD1crIoN ofMe District Of Colup,b;o

The last AiexAnlfia G1zete contains the extract from,
decision OF the Circuit Court Of the District Of Couu-
bia Tor the county OF Washington, ia the OF the IT,
States " ChTisfiGnd JYHiGms.-Ihe Court reviews
Al greste The opinion Of Judge in the
HGbeds Corpus Of last year hirh opiuion was
cited by the counsel Of The defendant to support tie po
on chat the powers conferred upon this Conrt by the
81 section OF the act Of the 9th of February 1901 which
refers 10 the Of The Circuit Courts OF tile United
States, can only he exercised in The same in which
they could be exercised by Circuit Court Of the United
states citing IN STATE; aud that such Court could
not exeTcse ibsm IN OF State municipal jurisdic.
ton, this Court raBbot exercise Them in case supposed
COurs Pronounres the foundations Of Judge Broken
bfopgs arguments not TO be concludes
as foiows
owe satisfied that Congress, IN exercising its ex
elusive power Of legislation his District does not act
IN the character Of mere local legislature and il not
restrained by any rule Of State or nunieipI legislation
from giving lu effect TO that power by all tie means
which within it, general powers Of legislation on the
other matters submitted by tie Constitution TO lie iuric
lion. We are satisfied, that all the powers Of this Court
equally applicable al Within its jurisdictions
that al cases within its jurisdiction arising under
the Constitution aud laws OF the United Staesand
si criminal prosecutions for offences committed In This
District are controversies which the United States is
party and therefore strictly OF federal coenixSnre
We are therefore satisfied that The Of this Court 10
hold special sessions tie trial Of criminal causes h
equally applicable 10 s criminal arising In the
District whether they consist Of offences sgains laws If
the United States, applicable 10 the whole territory OF
District OF Columbia >"
We have hesitation in saying that " see nothing in
this elaborate argument shake opinion Of Judge
BfockenbroUgb's decisonWe think ourselves bound 10
make smother remsrk.-The Warrington Court ssY,s
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at cannot be admitted that Congress In lecating for
the District In reis ion 10 the States bv that
rule oil the law OF nations which prevents one
nom send'ng hs process into the territory OF another II
such be the law, Governor OF Virginia NAV yi. IN,
Seat Of Government OF the Uuicd States; be may be way
laid by some enemy from Virginia, or be en
or murdered, In the Dstfict OF Columbia and In fye
minutes the offender and the witnesses may escape into
tirgnis where, II such be the true construction of tho
Constitution the offender neither be arres ed nor ie
aud from whence the witnesses cannot be compelled to
come and testify in the only tribunal that
tue offence The same thing would h,ppen in places
purchased by the consent of State Legislature Tor fort
or magazine. an arsenal dock sr over which Gen.
gess has The same power of exclusive legislation that IL
"ao.er nis district Every Tort and dock yard would be
petty sovereignty and restricted by the law of nations.
rom sending its process into the peghborlng States
thoughts sovereign was the United States"
Last year we put the OF the President or apv Off
Ger Of the government any Citizen being in
The Di-rc, aud fleeing State. Aud ,tll hold that
there be provision ma ie an such outrage il ought
to he promptly done by nding the Law or the Const-
tuition. :" = - 1900
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Richmond. Friday, August 8.
TIE PROSPEROUS CONDITION. or JJTE
y'RC9STyRY

MIR. Benton's memorable Speech scnced the
Encmy's battery for some iime-hut il is re-opened
only TO he again discontinued. Ii is the part of the
Globe, now To nuiify all the clamours of the ~ In
tellgcncer and the congenia prints, respecting the
alarming condition of the Public Treasury We
hail the efforts OF the Globe with pleasure, and con-
graduate il upon its The prices of the great
staples, Wheat, Tobacco, Cotton, &C.. nre opening
the Peoples eyes TO the n,posiiions TINT have been
practised upon them i'm their private affairs. The
Developments of the Treasury are exposing the
insidlous tricks of the panic politicians. We arc
ruined, neither in our private nor public
and the Bank alarmists now Mt n loss for some
new device 10 ag i,ate the public mind.
The Globe shows, Tint the revenue actually re-
ceired, the first half of the present year, has exceed
ed The estimates 10y more than million of dollars .
the estimate being, for Customs for the whole
year Sl5,O00,C00, and for the Public Lands
3,OOO,O0O-and already the receipts of the first
half year more than millions from the Gus.
toms, aud Eions from the Lands. But, the
Globe goes
GLOW the real facts. then, b. tortured into a we'll
founded expectation Of deficit, when the p.nc has
greatest the first half year. AMI the Bank is now pr.en
ing 10 increase its loans and the receipts usually are the
largest III the last halt OF the year?
again, we told by the Bank organ, that the
Secretary OF the Treasury will have the close the
yesr, "a bcggarlv account OF empty boxes"
''Ou this point al-o have deemed il due the public
In obtain and communicate the most accurate
atiainsbe-AccorIingiy have inquired aud been in.
iorme that on the lat Of the present month, after al
heavy payments have been made in July most Of
the large appropriation bills recently passed the Secretary
sun b's on hand snhec,o draft. about millions Of dol
lars and that IL another cent should be collected Tor the
whole al the residue Of the year. il WILL probably have
suilicency 10 meet punc,nsy all the expenses
and TO pay the remainder OF the public debt
I'VE cong atulate the country on this happy condition
oil their finances and the ctoak-
ings aud panics, and predictions Of the Opposition
There is an energy in democratic People, that forces
them onward whatever a moneyed ssiocracy or Bank
monopoly may dare attempt"
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local institutions. might produce serious evils to ,hsm
and 70 the community generally Weather Of you sus
gessedhaf the Bank Of Maryland needed desired a
ioa; did you ask for any aid support IT, On the
contrary. from your conversation ,ch me. Isupposed
that me Bank Of Maryland so far from requiring amy
aid for ifsey. in condition support other insti.
buttons, fit should become necessar, to do so.
before you arrived IN Washington and before had
any communication with either OF you the subject,
had sent TO the Union Bank transfer dr on the INK Of
the United States Tor 800 O0O-snd Tor $500 900 TO
the Girard Bank OF Philadelphia. This had been
consequence OF INFORMATION received at the departing
which duced to believe that the Bank OF the United
States nedavd an attack on the State nsuion, In the
principal commercial cities Tor the purpose Of p,o ncng
through them asevere pressure the community gen~
ally And the drafts atove mentioned furnished TO
the selected Banks ia order 10 enable the mig
be pracucAbi- 10 defend the communities which they
were respectively situated o hostility the Bank
oi the United States Sim .r 'rsner drafts TO the
OF million and halt OF dollars had been furnished to the
selected Banks in the city Of NJ " ut the tim. the e.
poses were removed on aeconn OF The heavy balances
that time due from the local Banks 10 the Bank OF the u
States and which it appr~ ut be ipme,li.
ately exacted by the latter in specie.
In qunc- OF the inform stion re ceved from MIR
Perinc and yourself, above stated crd TO be-
evc that the dra tor SlO0.0o which had sent to the
Union Bank, as above mentioned. migh be suacien,
to meet the expected crisis, and To for ard
to that BANK additional drafts the amount OF 5000 900
for the same purposes, and be used the same con
ngences with thu before furnished to They ere
accordingly prepared, and the letter nciosng then W.
sent by yon and Mr. Pcrne the Union Bank and the
are the drafts, which, presume, referred to in your
letter informed MIR. P-rne AMI yourse n than NO f,r
Their drafts would he given the Union Bank bec.us.
thought that the $500 00J which had furnished would
he snhc'ent, II properly nsei to resist any attack which
The Bank oil the United State. might on the city OF
Baltimore, and was moreover ~ much IL could Justly
expect IN proportion TO the furnished the
Banks in New York and Philadelphia for similar purpo.
ses The object Tor which these drafts given wa.
fully stated in the several oc letters which .cco,p.
MED 'hens of which have reported 10 the Senate
and are TO be found among the printed OF the
last session.
Aher this statement OF what passed bet~ u.s. IL can
hardly be necessary 10 the last son in your
letter Certainly there is nothing in this SO
lar as hsve any knowledge OF it, which any de-
gree impair the confidence have always entertained it,
the trn h, the honor and integrity OF Mr.. Perine and
yourself am dear sir, very respec tfuily,
And truly your friend.
X. b. TANEY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-08-08
From the Globe of August 5 ]



We give below elaborate article from The Telegraph,
which unmasks, while Iabos disguise designs as
at present settled upon by The esdes Of the coalition
Their whole system is deception eir only
their skill in prac'i.ing deusons OIL HE People.
To understand the attitude which joint in
tiguers for the Presidency about 10 assume
ccssay look that which Tie printer elected by their
joint Influence as the organ Of Tie body they coDgd
already taken.
Before the meeting Of the last Congress DuH Green
was busy in ralyng te Opposition, aonsls, ulhrre
and all, upon Judge Mclean I lie Judge and Mr. Cal
houn early political and bosom Geas, formed
part OF Mr. MOnroes Adinsrs,ioD-tle later standing
in the relation of patron to the former On the fustrI
ton OF Mr.. Calhouns hopes put himself the head Of
Southern Coniederscy through the eumpuIsory process
OF Nnleahon cooperating with the excitement sgsins
the Tariff the NUlIi6er willing TO lake refuge under
the wings OF his worst my MIR lly to save
himself from the Immediate danger threatened him.
But when afterwards he began 10 cast about or po
zeal ally With when he might connect his political
fortunes and be drawn from the slough OF d. spond,
he turned towards Judge Mclean. OyertOres were.
therefore, made 20 nEhe the southern State Rights
party, Ia support OF the Judges preiensions 10 The
Presidency. Mr. Calhoun's mGn.of dH.tcO,k, OF The
Telegraph, was Immediately put ~ motion effect Ibis
object. lie went 10 PiiadeIphis and Judge McI.sans
friends readily entered into his views State Rights
assocaton, club Immediately gotten up i'm the city
of brofhetly love Tho JUDGES paper the PhlsJeloI,
Iutegencer, tie organ OF hs relations and political
friends, 10 that city, Immediately responded The sentiments
Of the Calhoun prints In South Carolina. "g1gIi0u and
harmony ~ meeftnes we're the ingaied terms in which
calls were made, u dsguise while they recognised the
new doctrines OF OS. - lsoPesed 10 be pomug Ivy
the State Rights party, formed under tio auspices of
Greea at Philadelphia. The Judges 1nselhgebcer too
dsc0ursed largely Of State Rights The Charleston Mer
curry apPlauded the tone aud spirit OF the paper
The Telegraph fe-echoe its articles but lest tic ALI
ance shovd become notorious for the Judges popuiar
" ~ ONO and Penusyvdnii Green established the Mo
DERAroR in this city, the especial advocate Of the
Judge. The Manager and The type were sent feom
Green's oco; sud when the paper discontinued, re-
turned 70 g. The MeboJisis 10 be ioyifed into The
political arena by The religious exterior given 10 is print
IN the title Of "yB5oderofOy :" aud dis TOP ether win
Judge mcLesns connexions with the Church. was 70 ena-
BILE the party 10 ssncy The hefesy Of Nu6caion when
sohened down TO temperate tore Ia the organ IN
ger TIE inH Impression That with tiese preparations
Mesrs Clay aud Webster could be forced 10 adopt his
didaie Mr. Calhoun went on TO complete his ent
Ills Old party managers in Pennsylvania prompted TO
get np Mclesn meetings 10 al quarters Of the State ~
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Since adopting sho osoiotsn sgain President Senate
h odgptsd smother oftbe cbsIac
Sencni The Senaofs with whom Mr. ~ Same
@ @ ~ eoh ease' , - tosa according gthor belief ofhs
We a and Consituon, end iet Mr. Barry money
hc once
we feso subject Tho they ere ortf
Judicial and = paffo fapeschn1euts. - @@N
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JACKSON GoLD.-"e bsse had the pleasure to see
some OF ne ne" gold coinage Of halt esgossnd seldom
nave we behed more beautiful coin IL is devoutlv TO
he hoped, that the Mint may he able to supply ali the
pressing demands lor IL and that every nlepcn,ent RI
zen may obtain few pi ces TO carry aud preserve as
chafn sgaln't The sorceries Of the mammoth W. under
stand hat from 100000 10 $25, 1000 day can be ruct
on The pronPnude Of the Treasury aud the Mint Oh
THE subject will be duly spprrciaedb by the publc-
----------------
MoRE DIsTREss We are happy TO be able 10 ,n
nounce what may prove very disessing 10 the panic INA
kers aud very gatlying 10 every American patriot that
alter sll the predictions OF empty Treasury all The st
iempts TO break down HAT aud The selected Banks by ex
r~vsgani appfopaiionssnd al the solemn by
Senators aud travelling committees that the country ~
ruined The condition OF the full Of prosperity
and hope
The official returns for The two first quarters Of The wear
are we learn, nearly compete-aBd Instead OF the esti
mates OF seven and half millions from customs the
amount exceeds eight mlons-snd instead Of one and
bs millions from the sales Of public land the amount
exceeds iwo millions Indeed we are told that from these
two sources, The receipts will exceed Mr. Tsneys conpu.
iaon ~ June last n his rspof to the Senate nearly three
fouftbs Of . million.
50 much Tor orposion versciy prosa,e attempts
70 Tighten the People into base submission 10 The schemes
Of Ga afsioerate sud noneysJ olgsrchy.-- Globe
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-23
EARTHENWARE, CHINA AND
GLASSWARE.

DODERT ~. MILLER has Just received
4 Z TIE principal part OF his FALL. SUP-
PLIES, among which arc
Blue and green edged, G.. G. and Enamel
led Ware. IN great variety and well n.
sorted
Blue, brown. and purple Printed Dinner
Sets, new and neat patterns
DO. do. do Ewers and Basins.
Pitchers, Plates, sc.
China Tea Sets, French gold band and
band and line
Do. do. plain, OF various neat pat
terms, rsrg chap
Cut Decanters. Tumblers, Wines, Cham
Paigns, Jellies, salts. and Lemonades.
richly cut and low priced
Glass Jars, with i without tops, various
sizes
Cut and plain CIa,, Man,cl and Hall
Lamps
Curtain Pins, n new and neat article
BuTcau Knobs, eh,sP
Cooking Furnaces and Cake Moulds
Pipes IN boxes, groce, English and Ger
man
Window Glass, s IN and lOxl2
Looking Glass Plates, from ~ L IL TO Is
x30
Astral. Man,el. and Wall Lamps, bronzed
and japanncd
LamPwick for the same, by the grocc or
dozen.
All OF which he offers, Ut wholesale or re-
tail, at low prices for Cash. or TO punciual
customers upon the usual credit.
Alexandria, Oct. ., ls3i-3t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-23

VIRGINIA, To WIT;
St Eafss holden IN the Clerks Office Of the
CISruTt Superior Court Of Law and Chan
Gerry for Jeierson County, the FIRST Monday
~ August. I-1t
SAs Hstscss sI'ssf !S.sF,Ei A.s ssiEr PLaISTIT.s
.ffs-iLN'SI'
As-trV Hrtaugsr. surrTTtTy crccuf0r Of Ufftgni
Ihs-ts. sss~as~,L, Uiihars BnlL-T, asfasrisfrg-
nsr II RseAaHa BFsisr, skeoeasssi rbo usas on,
" a. srscHfs-s 4flt> said UiR,ar IJarle. ana
ghastsssl y -sEisaH. asisElBsfrafsr Of Cscorre
-N9rfh. ac'G 4si9 sras slfso sHe Of he ereeIfor,
II ~ Ead Uhiisi4s DDtc, BrVGsDarfs
~ CUiNCERY.
WIZ defsnd1nt, Thomson y. Mason, not
n having entered his appearance, and given
sesarIty sceoEdins 10 the act Of assembly and
Tie rsiss % tbls court; and u appearing by
sstisf1rtory evidence that he - not an Inhabt-
tant q this country u y ordered, That the
saHi defendant DO sPPesF here on the 10th
tay - TIE newt term. and answer the amend
81 htii q me plaintiff. snd that a copy II lhi,
order BE- forthwith Inserted m some newspa.
pr pablishsd ~ ChsrIestown, for two moths
sHcces-tssly. and p',-ted al the front door Of
~ eourt-hofss IN u8e sad t0wn Of Charles.
ts9n a Copy -Tsste.
HOBERT r BROWN, CTsyE
august -. I-lf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-23
.1sS0SAeeGFy Establish sssc aS
ron SAFE

NtIE subscriber having entered upon the
u practice Of medicine, will dispose Of his
present. Drug sAd Medicine Establishment in
ShsPbsrdstoWn- His present assortment.
though not full, Is general. embracing almost
every 7rtieIe usually kept in such an estab.
is,hmsnt-ths furniture Of his shop Is com.
plete. The above establishment will bc die.
po-e'I Of on very accommodating terms. The
pta<e combines, perhaps, more advantages
m POINT 81 situation, &c, for the Drug 4
He'lirins business, than any other at presen,
IN the knowledss oC the subscriber. Those
disposed To purchase, will please call and ex-
BmIne fog themselves
y. A. MCNEIL.
ShsPherslstown, Aug. 81, IS3L-m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-23

A'ngshar .feofs u BegEfy or = ys..,lar
a'oa.-Bishop Dupoy ia,iied one dss
10 dinner two olergynen and three "a
dNs lac noticed that dur.nrth, Eh,le
rcp's,. the youngest Of Tie tao oler-r-
men had his eyes fixed on oslc II tie
ladies who was yev handsome. The
Bishop after dinner. when the ladIes
had retired. asked him uhai be thou-i.f
ot the lady be had Just been loassn.-
a. The clergyman aasUcrcd-- ny
i'rl. IN looking n; the lady. was H.
iicctIng thai her beautiful forehead VII
one day be covered " i;h wrinkle: -t.s-
ihc coral on her lips will pass IN be.
ewes. The vIvaoiiy III which viii be ex-
unSushcd: that the ivory of her f-c,h
vill be- changed 90 ebony that IN the
lines and roses Of her complexion tise
v!ihcrcd appearance Of care VII SC
coed that her fine saft SIN xsI he
come DRY parchment. that her arnee-
able smiles Will he converted INTO r-lro-
acos-and al length She VIII tec.ne
lll' an'idotc of love" Inevcr should
lasc surpassed, said the Bishop. ,llst
TIE lrhi Of a fine woman would have
in,inled Young man with such mo
found mcd,tlnons.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-23
FRESH
Drugs, medicines, SC.
Il

lust received At the Char,esto~n Ano-
a. tbeeary and Hook Sto-r. l.r.,- ,ss -
supply Of irv-i, Drug. Nedici,-.. Ne ks,,,,-x,
them ~iil be- found
Csiou.el. QainiB-, Castor OIL.
Tram Tartar, IsI.sOes. Preston Sits
'smPhor, thiorss- I oosh ~ .sA.
Loves Msse, t.,rput Dya-isiJo-,
,"rmcr'e, h-eet''nscr, taie'ns,. Nsgr.exs.,
ii1rirm oh. Hsnry's do. j..
iiqnorie- Ball, Rr,tis IA I.asr-
ke,rl's Rhum.t Pia.,er. P,Ari Raj,
stryehnine, Crusie A R-s,..s r.,
Sulphsie and Acetate Ol Lemon, Nc nc.
Morphia,
a,,", fresh supply Of Coaieetionary asi EAS-
iisb w alnuts. filbcrts, Alnaoads. nc
Also, Books, Stationary. Nc Ne
July II, 1854
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-10-23
.Rssessg 90 rats .V0Giee!

TIiE sabscrihsr repeatedly beg, leave %
y 'sfo-m az those persons uho are owing
hisn. that aoibing but real v ant of bis none =
ai'iarss biui - take tbs method % calling %
- Trends. iIe pssfers tbs mode of asking
~ money from BIS friend., 20 ssndmg 10
her respective dgsllings Ils hopes, mere
tlfr, Dat ~ sho are owing him, viii exert
theusseigs- n rsndefing shat ash they ran --
81 nat With a. little delay as possible 49,
HrFsoT catering q special favor on their
lrlau4. Sc IOtlN r COOkCs
alerf~r isf1w- o. % f47f