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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-25
April Dist, 1884.

MIR. SnowdeD, the Editor OF The Alexandra Gazette.
notices the following article from this paper oil The 18Th in,
slant:
"a letter bas beon received BY a gentleman in ,bi, CITY 6,o,, y.
in ~, Snndria, stating that Nj. 5nowdrn. EHior Of the AIeIand,jo
Bank Of v i 3 sis'i sS q g sh,H"'"y Of the Hon. f'ny Clay. tina, tho
Mr. $. denies This aforementioned gives the following
account OF the conversation iefefrei 10:
!" On the day that ihc rumor was s. cuuen, in ibis District of tho
failure ofthe Bank o. vrsinia, wa, 10 Washington. I scoidsp,,s.'
WHOM he remarked that ih@c wa. a romor H. WssSiogaon If nas"vo
% r y.' gu ,n Dsnk' hsri Gl iailca, and asked me u had heard ofi,
90 " wa not trse' TO which no s.sented. and we parted. AMER my
!" "Dno eonifhdic'ed tho Iumor then IN The mouth Of every body.
the sdisiSios Ro"Si" D% Room sS, a e""s s,' jnS" " Taj Jo sSmm' y 6 u II
y, atta1beh o tho CuSton House 10 this place, and Others, IN foIa.
ing Room, Observed, iq order to show how rsnars,is the report Ssd
ss &c, ei. q 3 end believed; AMI Tho, even members OF Congress had
'ur9r 10 washington that morning, or words TO that eRect."'
'ah nc gentlemen who were present at this converse
lion -
Mr.. T w. Hewitt says in his note "Yon did not say
tbat 'e Bank OF Virginia bad failed, on the authority
OF MI. Clay or any ono else; but I under. TODD YOU 10 say.
That II was reported or tumoted in the city (shence YOU
had only q few minutes before relurned) th4t the Bank Of
virginia had iailed. and that Mr.. Clay had said 10 YOU
ihat such = report was current in Washingfon-and Won
immediately added, hat yoa had been informed also. hat
30 much credit was attached TO tie report, as 10 induce
Me. Patton 10 call on The Secretary OF The Treasury to
Ieatn US run, but The Secretary said he had received no
such Intelligence"
Mr.. T. Dixon stsies, that ain connection with the
name oil Mr.. Clay, you said, Mr.. Clay had observed 10
you .nat ne mao understood the Virginia Bank had lailcd;
that That was the runor in WsshingioD."
Mr.. WIN. ID. Mutt states: "You stated thu, Mr.. CLAW
had told You mat IT was currently reported in Washington
That he Bank OF Virginia had failed; hut you repeated
port"
And Mr.. n. I. T. Wilson Gays: al was presspt Al the
Alexandna Reading Room when you mentioned, in tho
presence OF Mr.. John M. Johnson, that the Honorable
Henry Clay had stated to YOU, that there was reoort jn
circulation IN Washington OF The failure of the Bank Of
virginia 'nd he then ssked you " you knew II was true.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-25
Nocember s.
TREASURY ~DEPAnrMENr,

Ocl0ber 10Th, 1898.
MOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO the proprietors of
aud half per cent Stock, created in Pursuance Of an Act Of
Congress, passed on the 18th day OF May, 1924, that the
Cefuhcates OF said Stock will be paid on the Ist of Nav
next, to the propfieiors thereof. or their legal Representa-.
tyes or Attorneys, duly constituted, on the presentation
aud surrender OF the said Certificates at the Treasury or
al the Loan Once wher the same may stand credited.
JEohee isJurherg iDen, that no transfer OF the Cerlif.
Gates OF said Stock, from the books Of the Treasury, or any
Loan Office, will be allowed after the It day Of April
next. And also, that the interest on all the Certificates OF
the said Stock, will cease and determine on the goth day
April next. II. Il, TANEY.
Secretary If the Treasury.
NOV o. 52-eowt1Nsy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-25

tween the country aud the Bank 10 he cot proclaimed
the sole obstacle TO the ~re-chsr,ero Of The B~ank!-snd in its
re.charter Is there not wrapped up tho dcs,iules OF a po.
ihieai parry. now psniog Tor power! Remove this sole
e-a nnihilste its infuence-kill oil President Jack.
son WIN a sentence OF condemnation for a high crime and
'nisdeniesnor. aud the charter OF the Bank will be renew.
eu; and, In Its renewal. a political party, now laundering
AT The gates oi The Capitol, will leap Into power. Here,
ihen,is an OBJECT Tor desiring the extinction OF the poll.
hc"i Il hoenee Ut President jackson! An object large
enough 10 be seen by all America! aud attractive enough
10 enn" ue combined interest OF a GREAT MoNEYEp
POWER, anu oil d GREAT POLITICAL POWER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-25
n,y WASHING ron, April IL.

II is pretended that a great drain Of specie has be.n
suffered hy the Pank OF the Metropolis. 4 he amoun, Of
specie Is iai'y increasing in the bank and we can as.ure
oe pooNc Tue bank has a greater sum la gold and silser
mrs vaults THANH has notes 10 circulation Globe.
DANK OF VIRGINIA.-Wc lie ,m by a gentleman
from hic"moIti, that the reports which have been pu, in
circulation IN THIS city, yes erdsy and the day before. by
the pa't'sans OF the Bark OF the United States. a.s,riny
Tie ~s'oppage OF the Bank Of Virginia, are .o,aliy unbound.
ell. SO t'r from this being the case. one Of the passengers
saw large sums OF specie carried iu,o the bank, a. Rich.
hond' anu understood that large sums had gone TO y orioIk
'nported by the ship Tailyho. jus. from Liverpooi.-H
GOLD AND SILvER.-We learn that on the 7,h. 8 n
9h. lOth, ll'h, and 18th Of hi. mouth, ONE mIL.Iom
f"oHUNDRED AND NINETY FIVE THOUSAND SEVEN
HUNDRED AND rHIRrY.FivE DOLLARS, was importe,I
INTO one city North OF u. This shows how readily our
lation.-U.
u We are gra'ifed in being able to stale that pubIic
confidence continues undimlnished ia the Bank, q, hi.
own ami that yesterday the panic created nv the tecen,
Isinres mad nearly subsidized, a. lar az thew are conc, rned
me hhnh OF Potomac and the Farmers Bank r c,psi
dered as sale as any institutions in the country: and We
are a"'horiz'd and requested TO STATE, that The Drec,o,,
oil TIE Bank oil Potomac, and the Directors OF IN, Far, 90,
BANK, consider aud ,ciH hold themseiues personnuv lin
oe Tor ithe engagements Of their institutions. We sl,aI;
PROBABLY have an official announcement of ri,i. from m.
banks themselves. As we said before, we believ. IN.
storm mas passed over the District, never 10 return
.ate1dndrtd Gozefte, April l6.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-25
tFrom the n. Y. Courier nnd Eoooi,.,.,

II" Fe W = ouTIcr and Enquifer.l
iATEsT FROM ENGLAND AND FRANCE. The slim
Lephyr' captain Pope, from Portsmouth, and the pac, e,
s,hip Normandy. Captain BE from Havre, arrived ye,t.r.
nay we nave received by these conveyances London
oates OF The i9th, aud Pdr's anil III iyre If In. I5,b or
maten. ihey contain no intelligence o. Importance. In
20 TUE n"",e Of Commons, the foreign policy Of the
on me sn'Jrei oil Turkey; in the course Of it, the S.cre
vary oil 'o,eign affairs, in allusion TO The political relations
between England and France, Observed: .s,bey were now
more ultimately confidential aud kindly ,lan they had
1eeh a any former period" The Paris dates in the Lon
~ papers are 10 The 17h al imo. There had been a
"n "s 'uniu'' al La GuiIlotine, q place in Lyons, " b..
neVe eh"'eiy occupied by W, avers; it had been easily
supPlesss". Inc usual quantum OF di,sa'isf &C: ion l.. still
eAp.esse" oy me opposition papers 10 The acts Of TIL Gov.
eminent, but nothing Of a remark able character had -
CURED: "u
me accounts from Madrid are TO the 9 h, al which 5a.e
,ha, capital was much agitated. but no actual disturbance
had occurred. From Portugal we perceive nothing OF
add ticnal interest. e F"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-25

toNNEcrIcUT.-Foo is not elected. The majority
ag''ns' nun rs 49, he choice goes TO the Legislature.
The returns show iba, the democrats have increased from
Ii'zs4, Ia 1882, TO 1854. . clear gain OF 4 500 votes
whiie ani-n'asonry and federalism have fallen off, A few
years ago there were bu, 1000 democratic vo,e, in liz,
SAFE and now we have nearly 6 5000.
RHODE isLAND E~LEcrIoN-The Jackson candidat
T mr Governor OF Rhode island is elected by Isl votes.
The Newport Mercury of Saturday SAVE - l.u,sssn
"oVeti,or Hszard and the present Senate of this State,
a'e probably reelected by a small m lori v. The House
WIZ proeao'y contain a majority OF two favorable to the
present State Adninist ira, zion"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-25
Tuesdoy, aPrH %.
IN T.


mir. webster presented the roll of names which had
oeen ny mistake separated from the memorial from Alba
n.y. presented by him some time ago, which mad. the
Whole number what he had then stated il to he.
memorials on The same subject were presented by Ar
frelinghuyseD, from citizens of New Jersey Messrs
reliOghuy sen aud Solibard addressed The Senate AT LARGO
on the subject OF the memorials.
PRESfDkNTAL PROTEST.
lie CHAR then announced the Special Order, being
Inc resolutions offered by Dir. Poindcx' er, az = fnodiics.
uon OF ms motion that the messages be- not r. ceived.
Mr.. For-yIh having yesterday moved TO amend the a.
resolutions, so as TO introduce lie messages int, The reso.
lUions-
The question being on The appeal Of Nh. Calhoun from
the decision II the Chair, that the smenIinent of Mr
Forsyth was in order,
Mr.. Poindr Xier requested the withirA wal of IN. s,,saI
IN order That H. might submit the question OF the Srner.
al order. te objected 10 the reccp lou Of the amendment
because, whether II was adopted or ri cted, IL DESTROYED
'he "'Ject OF the original proposition, aud defeated the
purpose OF the pending discussion.
Mr.. Calhoun withdrew his appeal.
some discussion IiIen took place, Ia which Mr.. Po:ndex
ter, he Chair, (Rr. King, OF Aldbalna) and MIR. Chan,.
befs, took par after which the motion va, vi,l,dr,wn
snd The debate was resumed on the appeal against the
decision Of the Chair. WV
AT this point OF the discussion, a donbt q q IN IA.
TACT whether any decision on the 20 nj OF order had been
made by the Chsir, and the Chair being pressed. declined
stating any thing more explicitly than that the writing
which MIR. Forsyth had put in, was, in the opinion of the
Chalr, such a writing Of the amendment, as was coutem.
plated by the rule Of the Senate.
The Chair, in reply TO a question by Mr.. CLAY. ex.
pressed a Willingness 70 receive the opinions OF the Sc.
nate.
The question Of order was then again discussed. bv MI
Wright, Mr. Clay, Mr. Forsyth, Mr. Calhoun, Sir. Bibb
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-18
MIR. RANDOLPH'S OPINIONS

"The Charlottesville Advocate is mistaken in
chasing the late John Randolph among the nullif-
crs."- Lynch5urg rug,nias.
" The Advocate is not conscious Of having done
so. II must be an inference Of the oycrjcalous Vir.
! cInian. But had the statement been made, We ac
lnclined TO believe that it would have been corrcc,
MIR. Randolph never, that we heard of, condemn.
cd the principle Of notification, he was only opno-
scd TO Il on The score of expediency regarding it
" II reaf and miseatsp0uS 1cmedy," when applied
to resist the expressions Of the restrictive system.
We heard several Of his speeches soon after the
Proclamation issued, and he never used any harsh.
CT expressions than I" weak and mischicvous,p and
those IN olluslon 10 South Carolina nuIlifca,ion as
being unequal 10 The crisis and he was notorious.
y a s'eadiast and uncompromising advocate of the
broad doctrines OF STATE SOVEREIGNTY, which We
presume the Virginian will readily concede. And
nat, IN our oplnlon, meets every contingency. and
would justify his being classed with the nuli,liers.n
Charlottesville Adrocofe.
II was net " an inference of the over-iealous
Virglnlan,' as the Advocate supposcs, blt an as.
scr'ion of its own.-We refer it to an editorial COL
umn in thai, paper, we think Of the 29.h of Sentem-
Der. 1t is astonishing, however, how the Advocate
can think that the statement that Mr.. Randolph
was a nullifycr, would have been correct if il,
had been made, when 1t admits that MIR, Ranlolnb
declared notification TO be 4 " weak and mischirv.
Gus remedy Weak and mischicvous, and vet in
favor OF II It's paying but a poor complimet TO
inc intellect and patriotism of Mr.. r.. to say so.
bu' we nave turned TO the resolutions adopted by
the meeting he'd in Charlotte county, and which
are known to have been drawn up by Mr.. Ran.
do'ph,.h llth of which says, we " nAe1ly r~corobats
the doctrine Of Notification, as weak and misch;ey.
GUS Utterly reprobae a doctrine, and vet there
would have been no mistake in CHASING him amono
It's supporters! The Advocate will see, at once
mat we were not !" overjeaIous' in questioning the
proprie'y of It's classiica,ion-bu, tina, itself was
'ver-eea'ons in making il,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-18
ANOTHER CONSPIRACY DISCOVERED
AT MADRID,

On the nights OF JAY 43rd aud 4itl n number o'
persons were arrested, among whom. were lis TX
tfa Duke OF Sara gossa, Gen. Llnpos, Alexander
OI1onntl, Jose Garcia Villnfln, Juan Van Halcn,
Romero Alpucn,c, Calvo do Rozas, Olavnrfia nrd
Ayllanetn. VI is suited also TINT an attempt was
made TO arrest 81 Pallsrcn, but he was not TO be
found at his dwelling. These nrrestewerc IN con
sequence Of the discovery Of a conspiracy, " the OBJ
jeet OF which, " says u Madrid hnnd bill ofthe IAN,
Il WINS thu most attocluus which can be imagined.
Some particulars Of this affair are contained ~ the
following extract Of . Royal Older, dated No!.3d,
July 9Th
" For some time past, the government OF Tier
Majesty has watched The movements OF certain
individuals, who being always dissatisfied with
those sy-tems which can give loroe 10 The laws and
tranquility to the people, were resolved to keep So
ciety III - perpetual state of eon,ui,i5n. Thes'
men, uniting hypocrisy 10 %pefidy. assumed as =
mask FOR their Vaccinations, n false regard for the
august object wIich,io,ms the hope rnd joy Of good
Sponiards, while the true design OF their disguised
projects was TO overurn the government OF Her
MAJ .s'y and the Eslalu'o Real-thus subscrvin.
tie plans Of the enemies ofthc country, who desire
10 scc II powc.less, divided and ~dospiscd. For the
greater confusion of the conspiniors. Her Majesty
chose TO deter supri2lng them until the evening
before the Jay in which they designed 10 give the
signal Of revolution in the Sanctuary o.. The laws,
which her Ma csry opened ,o-day, nmld the rcJoi-
eng and acclamdtions Of the frie.ds OF true hJctty.
Some oil ihc persons, when arrested yesterday had
about them evidences Of heir ptoje,ts, which were
delivered 10 tho Judges for examination, in order
that without delay ~oond,.n punishment may be m
hicted upon the villains and Their accomplices.'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-18
I'm lie :. Gala1a.


A Faaatic AGoat-The following letter from =
b,shly respectable gentleman, in Manchester, Eng
will nnpflse our leaders OF a new importation *.
peo,ed shortly in this city. We give II for The cd
iGcotion of all whom it may interest.
MANcuEsrER, July 9Th, 1881.
.fame, Uaisea Utbb ESl-
Dear Sir My object in writing a, the present
TINA il 70 inform you thai u ri faaaftd by tho
name of TuoMrsoN, ~ about 20 VISIT tho enitcd
States. under the patronage Ia ! am inl"rmc'D
of Mr.. Auhuf Tappon, and a fo" men oil that
clique.
Mr.. Thompson gNve a lecture last evening upon
the subject OF slavery in America, during Whl'h
ie took occasion to Islander the country most ,llcly,
anil told m,uy iais hoods too gros. 10 he repeated
Nj. b w. Richards, (thc late respected Mayor OF
Philadelphia, y was present, and told me- this day
,hal he wa, upon the point of getting up and telling
him his statements wero fatse, bat was only &c
s,r,incd from so dong 10y beng n stranger IN a
strange Land. Ny only object in writing you rs
10 inform yoa and the intelligent reaatFs Of your
nsner. that Nj. Thompson on'barks IN tho ship D.
ni,o,l States, (the packet Of the 9Th August and
ma, them on their guard agains, LIS proceedings. ]
am AZ much opposed 10 slavery us Mf. Thompson
ar any other person can be, vet | am 40, willing
tina, he OF any Other foreigner should lniell re IN oui
eeuccrn5 at all.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-18

Adileiing myself to The resolutions of v
l59S, as expoandcd and vindic a;ed in III d la
1879, | derive pleasure from every pro,f ~ p9fi
ieney 10 them. proceeding from respccrsfle e''Ai
oil my fellow-eit zens. The Report, ,on NJ ,ioi"o'
looked n OH the Resoiu ions b.n. ." ots
deliberately sanctioned by Rrprest ntatiye. : ea
by the People wiithe Resolution, be fore II. , e1a''
the fullest and suress test Of The prlnc,,1'spiH
views OF the State. f"s ar
am particularly happy in being able IN ....
the long period during which you refer IN M La
witness OF the bcnign operation Of our sv., q
Government, not only confirmed my beIi.f IN .a
system, IN ITS two-fold character of a poy,.5'
for the Union, AMI a government for eas6 IN.
States, was superior 10 any other System kun. I'd
us lut that It suen grhencd, moreover.
deaee tia, the Causes which lad been 81 ofs ~
tai 10 free governments, would fin
he1Iing efficacy OF the Constitution ilsesf
IN the amtndlnS power always residing IN ".
tors, conservative Gcsoutces, adequate 10 The
tying occasions. And, consequently. 81.
our country, Will belong the glory you clam
il. of having solved propitously for the d., ~
Of man, the problem of lis capacity for SEIZE,
mcnt. 'Ni
beg the Committee, in communicative u.
acknowledgements due from me, to those wIos45 "
represent, to acccp, for themselves my p,9..
sfect and b-st wishes. JAMES MADlS6g
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-18
FOREIGN NEWS.
FROM he Alexandria Ga1.ne, Sept. 10.


Fnoa BaRD.DoIs.-By the Brig Amnta, Capt
SIeseasos, OF this rs,i, from BsIba les, we have
adsic from tina, Island up to The 22i August. Ev-
cry thing remained as yet perfectly quiet. though
there appeared 10 bo a considerable inclination to
idienrs,. /, was understood that some slight dis
iufbances had occurred n, Mariiniq1e. The mca-
sure of the BRUSH Government which causes 80
much anxiety, relative TO the West Indies, " ~ aud
already has the t~endeocy 10 induce a considerable
emigration 10 the country.
Etttads II q ieuu Jrom Baftadoet1 nader date
Of 20h 1a2n5t
Every thing is quiet on The phft of the negroes,
and we have nothing, We think, TO apprchcnd from
ilsi quarter
~ Our negroes, IN their new condition az free.
men, are behaving most exemplary aud crcd'ta
ply"
Etfrad n a letter Iron Barboa1sf, dntsd AngHSI
i9.
-" Gu. Ftec Laboycrs, continue 10 behave very
well. No, so, however, in the neIghborlng colo
MES Of DemcrAra and TfInidad, where, by The last
accounts, n coed deal Of INSTRUMENTATION wss nun
Tested. IN these possessions d general passtDe re
slstnnce TO lubor - cylncod, but no violence at,cmp'
ted. Yet II Wi be very Incongenlenl II tho Labor
ers do not return 10 iheir work, for II will very ma
lerlaily lnjurc the plantations. II woulI appear
hat oui government does hot wish TO use harsh
measures, except in cxtnme cases
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-18

Tie Advocate, however, thinks that staause mn;
- a.. 1,irnd of State Sovereignty th0t wos,d
i IL, 9I' his bs,n: classsd with the nulI'fye''; No No
, no,e ,ban it would jos,ify an inference that nc DC.
',svsa ,ba, a State might do all other acts & 'hiIss
, which sarereigntics may rf night do, such as DC
s,.rs war and MAKE peace, form treaties, col" mo,
10 Sc &C. all which, by The terms OF 'he federal
compact, our sopeyeisa siaies cannot do. Blu. the y,
d,s,ro w,h which we wrote the little paragraph al
The 3eadoftbis Article was no, to provoke a con-
,ravc,sv with the Advocate, bu, simply to cofrec'
an error into which VIC presumed il had inhd'ef''"''
ly fallen.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-18
A.nNA iOr Sale.

n n the 3oh day of Sept, mbcr, 1891, there vii
~ be sold, upon the premises, at public auction
n tract of Land, containing fifty acres, mere or less
in the neighborhood Of New Hope meeting house
IN the county of Amherst-Th land Is adjoining
to Robert R~ld.eway and others, and has upon II .
large dwelling house, which, with some Improve
mcnts, would be altogether comfortable,
The salo will be made by virtue of decree OF
the County cour, of Amherst, entered up in tbs
ease of " Bariorl VS.. BurforJ,' at the February
term, 1892, and amended by Il further decree, madt
at the last term Of said Court.
Tcrms-One tEird cash-the balance in six ant
twelve months, the purchaser giving tond and s.
curly, and atrus, deed upon the premises, 10 Sc
cure The purchase money.
JOS. PETTYJOHN,
WILLIS NJ. REYNOLDS, }Com.
ISAAC REYNOLDS,
Sept. Is. Is.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-18

A. ,Ssaks stony but fyae.-on board the ship
William Byrnes. which arrived here a Ow days
ago, from Mrzatlsn, in the Gulf Of California, ..
mongst the dye wood which was taken in that
pIace I snake Of the boa constructor species, seized
with ! desire 20 emigrste, c~ontriycd tot find bis way
"a board and cansconcs himself srng1y in the state
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-18

The Ohio Annual Conference closed rs sesslon
in this town on this day august 20) Bishop
SOUS, though in feeble health, presided with abll-
ity and satisfaction. The baslncss Of the Confer
encc WINS weielly osd important. There were
admitted INTO full connexion 81, ordained Deacons
Travelling and locai) 33 ordained elders - lie
turned supcrannun,od lG S~upcrnumcrory s, L.oee.
ted ), Discontinued 3 Net increase Of melnbe's tho
last year, 4 493.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-18
Digges' Lottery ana Exchange uDce.
Great Chances for a Fortune.
$4,000 l.
GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE.
DISMAL SWaMlV i.Nttery,

Besides $S0s, los, Cos, Sos, 40s. 36s, sos, &c. &c
Tickets $io-Haives ;5-Quarters So so.
For sale al DIGGESr OFFICE.
w Ihe LIST ORA wn number in the above scheme
will be entitled to | 6-2dd drawn, 10 $l5-3d
drawn, $i4-4th drawn, $l3-5th or 9Th, Sl2-
7th, 9Th, 9Th, 10Th, ilth or 18th, TO $40.
Sept. -