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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-16

BP ULLSKlM FOR SALE.-The subscriber is au-
thorised to sell the above valuable Tract of Land
in Jefferson county, Virginia. benngng the heirs of
Bennett Taylor deceased This desirable property ia
situated IN tic most fertile part of the Valley of Virginia.
on both sides of the Shenandoah River. The Bulfskin
never-iang stream, passes through it, and affords an
immense water power which be readily applied for
milling or manufacturing purposes. The above tract
contains about 1850 acres, than FIVE hundred of
which, are heavily mbered and large portion of the
remainder is now in clover # is but IL miles above
Ifarpers Ferry and five from Charestown the county
GOWN OF Jefhrson between which place and Baltimore,
there Will be In few months direct commun caton
by means of the Wincesxet and Potomac and the Bal
ttinore and Ohio Rail Roads. The improvements on
the property consist of commodous ovorsecrs house
and Kitchen smoke house. dairy barn, house close
stables for sieen horses sheds and negro houses The
and VIII DE shewn to any wishing to Purchase by
Mi William Jenkins on the premises Application by
letter to be made To the subscriber The title is
ed and ,arespccts satisfactory.
J. G. r. TAYLOR
Near Bcrryoiie, Frederick County, Ia.
June is. TO- IS
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NORFOLK JOCKEY Grim

NORFOLK JOCKEY CLUB RACES
LIST Doy.-James S Garrison Duenna beat VIM vii.
hanson grey mare by fiInolcon. Cd Day. Gerrson's
Sally Eubank, beat WIN H. MINES Jesse md r,
JaDess Lady Fayctte
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-16

Chief Justice Marshall left this City ON "Wednesday
last for Philadelphia, TO consult the Physicians He ar
rived there on Thursday, and took up his lodgings Mt
Mrs. Crms, Walnut Street.-The Ph!adelpbi5 miners
represent his health as still feeble"
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BANK OF CH.4RLESTON.

The Excess of the subscriptions to the new Bank of
Maryland, and the Bank of Kentucky is surpassed
even by the new Bank IF CorcSton It's capital is t,ro
m"'0ns with the privilege of extending it TO fur mil
Mons But the full returns from all the places at which
INC Docks were opened: present the astonishing amount
OF near Ninety millions. This caps the climax The
following IS the corrected the total subscrip
" $500. '"cSei'P-
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June l6.

ENTITY DOLLARS REWARD.-My Wnggoner
~ LANDSEH made attack on my Overseer
on Monday The 18th ut beating bin very severely be-
fore assistance could be procured ic then ran off and
has not since been lie is about 3 feet 10 or ~
inches high, rather dark Mulatio stout made grum look
aud speaks short when spoken To- Having been reru-
lar road WagEoncr r many years le has numerous ac
quainlance between this and Richmond and many bro.
badly make for Chat place with the view Of getting OF
out of the state or twenty FIVE dollars IL taken within
The state, and secured in Jail delivered To- me or Dn
Vid Anderson, Jr., Richmond
THOMAS JOHNSON
June 10. tl2-w4wl OF Louisa
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HEILLETS, BlLLETS-I wish to purchase, deli
vcrable at the Penitentary, between forty and ff
ty thousand flour barrel b!lcts For twenty thousand
delivered immediately, say by the LIST of July, (next
month"; will pay $l7 per thousand.
TIIOS G.. MONCURE.
June 16. f12- Cen 9gcut Pey;fc,,;l,,,
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Sale Of Taco Hundred and Fire Thousand Dollars of State
Stoek, Irredeematie for Ttoonty Years.
NDROPOSAIS will be received until the Sth day of
Ill July next for all any part of the following Loans
to the Commonwealth of Virginia, amounting in the
whole, to two hundred and five thousand dollars viz
9ooOO under authority of entitled can in
the Capital Stock of the and Roanoke
Railroad Company and to authorize subscription there
to on behalf of the State passed goth January, 1884,
and of ian act to amend the charter of the Winchester
and Potomac Railroad Company and for other pur-
poses, passed March 10, 1884; O00 under au-
thorty OLA act anthorsng the Board of Public Works.
to subscribe on behalf of the Commonwealth, to the
Stock of the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
RAILROAD Company, passed January %, 1895.
Proposals may be made for per cent. Stock the
right being reserved to accept such may be vo-
rable To tlis State.
The interest upon the leans Will be paid semi annually
at the Treasury of the Commonwealth the 18th Ja-
nuary, and 18th July, the of the Second
Auditor.
Sealed proposals., superscrbed proposals for State
Loans may be left at any time in the Second Auditors
Office where they viii be opened at o'clock, of the
dy hxed IN tic of such of the bidders may
choose TO attend.
3y order of the President and Directors of the Board
of Public Works. j. BROWN, Jr., Second 4ndior.
June 16. I2-td
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Be admitted, forthe sake of that Virginia
mas been driven TO the verge Of her orbearance
YET inc question still what shall be done. Shall
we tall hecdessy into the pit enemy has dug for u.s.
and vaunngly tell us w Shall abandon the vico-
~ ana the vantage ground have lately noby
won aud surrender ourselves discretion 10 the
mercies OF the Whigs and become the tools
ctpoicer in their hands, Or shall we 70 hcf for
ward TO The mark OF our high calling around the
tes'dt sPak which still fingers aar--and
iy with the confidence onght on the iiring demo.
aoy the virtue and patriotism Of unsndued yeo,nan-
ry who. when callcdn the of country will "con,e
to the rescue snd the Republic from pollution,
ihe rcspons, Is on tongues and in our hearts:
we VIII mold fast that winch have gotten, tie raiy-
ing punt When our principles secure we will not
despair OF the Republic, doubt our Republican bre-
hren, When we ask them for bread, will give us
stone: We only submit to the will of the majority
al iast-better tpathan worse. Then will not act
The part of the spoiled child who cried for his cake until
IL was given him. and then threw it away in pct be-
cause he could not gcttwo. Yours sincerely,
H. Nj. GARLAND.
10 7IfE EDITORS or THE ENQUIRER.
GESrLrMES: sec much said in your paper (of which
am constant rcader) upon the subject of Mr. Icighp
future course According TO my opinion these Essa visits
had as well leave their aborsMr Leigh is not going to
fcsgn-he is too fruitful in alternatives. Hence the
great anxiety To get him elected by the last LEGISLATURE
lie Is now in Office, and the Republicans may get him
out, II they Still hope the Legislature will
H @ MN to vote for expunging Gays resolutions
from tlc Journals OF the Senate. He eigh) has been
The advocate of the Right of Instrucuon-now am for
making HIM play the play out.
As to Judge White, If he does allow his name TO be
used by the Wings, to distract that party which he has
so long PrceSsed to be attached shall consider him
little better than the traitor Arnold. like what Nc
Duilic said of him the Hamburg Dinner very much
How Nullifer take him up is passing strange
he small fry of the Nullcrs may agree to run him. for
ther cause is desperate-but, how man of common
sense OF common political honesty, take him. is be-
You'd my comprehension.
What has become of all the talents all tho decency and
all the wealth OF which the Wings have been boastinr
SO long Does none of them office Disnerest.
ed souls! fear they will get credit for their pro.
LESSONS; fear the Jackson party will say the grapes
sour. SPOTTSyI AM
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inns gives but nbout share for fort-fre
scriners The stock was selling Charleston at 30 per
cent advancc-lt is said that there was to be warm
competition between the Ex- Governor James Hamilton
and Mr. Bennett, for the Presidency of the Institution
The North Carolina Com c,ion hav We appointed Co,
mtee Of thirteen TO chalk the plan of operations-
we anticipate the agitating scene which distin
gushed our own Convention of 1929
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-16

H. pc ay Lg,geg Journal plead report, senior I'd
V f paper f on visit to this City, fAl5aay)rhc AIiaov
NIX We ~ " Daily and the Courier fspeat story
mlh ep'factefic comments Tho he n
evening Post, have thanks w.
caHno Conceive eiot csui haze gisea lie 10 70 ssfd rso
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-16

NlRGINIA MILITARY LAND VARIANTS
The highest cash prices will be given for Virginia
Military Land Warrants. apply in person. to the sub
scrlber, at his Office Governor Street near the Post
Office, or by letter, post paid p NJ TARH
I1oilohu June 10. lI2-4r agent.
al OTICE.-WysDmAM KYMp. 9norneyot Io1c O,icl
OF Gloucester County, Virgna,) HAVING located
himself at Raymond, State of Mississippi tenders his
professional services his friends and The citizen. of
Virginia lie will practice in the Courts of Kinds Mad;
son. Cspiah and Rankin. Letters addressed to him At
Raymond will be punctually attended to-
Raymond Miss. June l6. I2-w4wK
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'0 'cf''S WIN Oe Aperal and made known the day.
DANIEL l.. DUNSCOMB.
u Those having claims will please present them.
snG those indebted would confer considerable favor by
paying: with as much despatch as possible. II. l.. ID.
WAY 81. 7--Wjt
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June Is:

J. G.. r. TAYLOR
Near Bcrryoilie, Frederick COUNTY, ia
June Is. 10 IS
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lsDEER NJ.
q Mucm vrr NrMAiS, rN,rNc."


rns PooR VorsH', soSsA under hi- title eirsua
Ing with great effect throughout England during the elections
on for Patlament Tho iolo~in: spirited taken from
We do Wonder such anil such sonoOts should be
at such a tinc.N. y. Y. .imereeR.
=" They knew that IL
" And they thought that was base,
{" Aud would readily endure
/" To DO covered with disgtacc--
"rhey judged me OF thor tribe,
" Who on dirty doc,
70 they offered me u bube
g For vote, boys, voei
" Oh, shame upon my botteTs,
's Who would my conscience buy.
SC But shall I wear their fcttcrs?
Z" Not !, indeed, not /!
Ny vote at : no rhine
g TO do with IS
10 cast, like pearls swine,
" To those waiowets in III.
-" IL my conatry's due,
And lll Il while
To the honest aud the truc,
" Like 0man, boys, mani
'oh, shame, sc.
No, no. Ill hold my
- As treasure and trust,
" My dshonor shall quote
=" While lm mingled with the ddst;
Aud my children, when Pm gone
=" Shall be strengthened by the thought,
That ,heir father not
" TO b. bought, boys, bought!
- oh shame bccrs,
Who would conscience buy
g Bat shall their fcttcrs?
Not |, indeed, 2"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-03

En- CHANCERY-VmGINA.-- Rules held in the
"a Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
1875
Elizabeth Lowry, PltT
against
John G.. Miller Executor of Susanna Scruges dec d.
William Gray and Jane Poor, Exccutrix Of Thomas
Poor, decd, Dens
The defendant, John G.. Miller Executor Of Susanna
Seruggs, dec d. not having entered his appearance and
given security according to the Act of Assembly and
the Rules OF this Court and appearing by satisfactory
evidence That he Is not inhabant of this Common
WEALTH. IS 0ydered that the said Defendant John G.
Miller Executor aforesaid do appear before the Judge
of said Court at the Court house on the first day of
April Court next and answer the bill Of the Plaintiff;
and that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in the city of Richmond for
two months SUCCESSFULLY and posted at the front door of
the Court-house of this county
a Copy-Tesic MAR w MILLER. y. &.
February 10. S0-wSw
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Virginia legislature.

,,, FOR TYiE ENQUIRER.
In he Seate Of pirgiiG IAN 29t 1895, in support of
the Resolution, offered jy him. declaring ierpeicnt
10 elect u States Senator during The present session Of
uc General .7SSolbiy
IL is due, both TO myself and the Senate Mr. Sneak
err that should offer reason, why the resolution in
your hand should be adopted before the taken on
~, especially as the gentleman from Albemarle (Mr
Cocke has complained that have offered none hereto
fore was very much surprised to hear this complaint
because Tally explained reason for Offering the
solution when first introduced on the evening before
las-and when renewed it, this evening called the
attention OF the Senate to my previous remarks sta
ted that in consequence of my aversion TO consume time
IN unnecessary debate would abstain from addin1 any
further remarks until should hear what would be said
against IT, Before proceed TO answer the very inoe.
NOUS argument fmy friend from Abemarle | viii call
10 his recollection, the substance the argument
ed IN favor OF the resolution when first introduced il
endeavored to shew, that although the measure might
ne IN some degree, departure from the common usarc
oil Virginia, Qhe truth of whichI was not sufficiently
informed on the subject either admit or cenvA vet
the circumstances under which the General Assembly
were now called on to make this election bcur of nm
extraordinary character and unknown in the history of
Ihe Commonweah) completely justified departure
from the common usage Indeed, we should be guilty of
sacrificing the best interests and most sacred is c
ie people, II we did not depart from it, when the pub
tic interest could sustain no dement and the
rious consequences might ensue if neglected TO do
It, When, Sir since the origin of this Government
mas upwards of eight thousand frcemen come forward
with 'cro instructions, (orcr their sim manual m
thcir representatives to give particular vote and they
declare hei TO disregard these instructions
although large and respectable portion of their cons
tuents affirm, that they justly instructed by nai
~ OK them But sir, we told, that the instructed
delegates and their constituents alone have the rih To
settle this question Grant it, and it does deprive
all The other citizens of the Commonwealth of their rht
10 have this issue tried and decided by sending il back
TO the people before their representatives. can rive vo
witch they say, is in violation of their expressed will
The difference between me- and gentlemen ON the other
side, is this wish to have the issue decided between
tne instructed delegates and their constituents before
ssal nave an opportunity of inlictng such an ire
Ssd IN Che violation of instruc-
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|ON-A young Gentleman, who can pro.
siaciory testimonials Of bis ability to teach
English Languages correctly, and who can
testimony Of his correct department, can
a az a teacher in the ncigbborhood Of lilo
in New Kent county. Application % bs
w Register, or Samuel T. Williamson.
Feb. o. Do
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EN CHANCERY-VIR GISIA-Lancastcr CIV Court.
Il November Term, 1884:
George w. and Sarah bowman, Complts
against
John b. bowman and Harriet J. his WIFE Thomas
w Edmonds and A. o. his wife, Jas. +. Ball. Jane f..
bowman, William d. Montague Richard b. Robert
WIN. c., Julius, and Litteton ID. MITCHELL Dcns
This day came the plaintiffs, in this cause and upon
doth order, that the defendant VIM d. Montague who
is not an inhabant of this Commonwealth be required
to appear here the first day ofnext March Term to
w. p. bowman died seized and possessed, lying and
being in the county of Lancaster, should not be divided
according to the prayer ofthe Compliments bill and that
copy of this order be published in some newspaper,
published in the City of Richmond for eight weeks sue
ccsslvey; And the Court doth further order that John
Chownng be appointed TO rent out for the ensuing year
the tract of land called Morattico in said county having
given public notice of the time and place of renting; and
that he take bond and security for the said rent and re-
port to this Court his proceedings herein.
Attest. ROBERT II. DUNAWAY d. c. .
jan D. 70-wSW
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JOHN IiETH.

e. VAIN, by old Sir Archy, out Of the dam Of Pol
~ Hopkins will stand the ensuing season at my
stable in Sury county and be let to mares at the low
price of $30.-Particulars in hand-bs
Feb.7 [9s-w3wl Join G. CRUMP
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-03

Mo,cing ha Hhts Poydoiios, as eel as Mc egcScgot.
popefscn represented by arch mcDcr of The Senate of
ptrgt0.0 aaS also c;f f0tcS ter Sclsaios II lie IND
ted Stcies giraa he 2tk Of January 1895 made TO
accompany lke SPEECH IF SIR. .9a9arson Of iai daic
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257,534
REHABILITATION.

Whae Whie & BLsek
w. , Population. Population.
Whole Population, ............. GA :IU2 l2li I05
Population represented by the 20
Senators who voted for Mr.. Rives 436.7GS 75S 726
Population represented by the II
Senators who voted for Mr. Leigh 257 ,534 452G7e
Majority in favor of those who yo-
ted for Mr.. Rives l7g23l 3o,; M
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-03

Of Woodville, Mississippi, Attor-
Counsellor at Law, offers his professional
|ffiendsand the public.
Is. 5G--1af2m-m1m
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IV0"I" Jug % tIIN FtUI u Il7''IIUII "iIN III
Iift, and Il appearing 60 The satisfaction Of
they are not inhabitants Of this Common
Imotion ofthc plaintiffs by their said aitor-
Ied, that the said absent defendants do ap.
e FIRST Monday in May next, (bcing court
~ The plaintiffs bill, and give security for
decree as the court may make hereinj and
this order be- forthwith inserted in some
lished IN the City Of Richmond, and con-
months successfully; and that another co
the front door Of The Court-housc Of this
opy-Tcstc. r. +. GRAVES, y. c.
g6--wSw
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I'm CIANCERY-VRolYi Powhatan County
4 Court Feb The I'd, 1895
VIM Chenault and Eliza his wife, formerly Eliza
hutchinson Plaintiffs
against
Thomas p. hutchinson, WIN. III Barker and Polly his
wife, formerly Polly Hutchinson Thomas Tyrcc Abner
Tyree and Joseph = Tycc, children of Timothy Ty-
rec and Maria his wife, formerly Maria Hutchinson
deceased, John j. Dickinson, WIN. Adctck, David
Barclay, ir and BENZ Watkins Sheriff Of Powhatan
county and SUCH administrator of JAS hutchinson
deceased; the said Abncr Tyrce and JOS ~ T.. Tyree
leaving infants under the age Of u years, Dcis.
This day came the plaintiff by II H. Hopkins, Esq,
their Attorney, and fled their bill against The dcs aud
their motion, r. r. Graves is appointed guardian
mi Item, 30 the infant defendants A5ncr and Joseph
N y. Tyrec-and the defendants Th9,nas Z. Hutchfn.
SON. VIM. II Barker and Polly his wild, Thos Tyrcc and
Abnei Tyrce, not having entcre . appearance, and
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Elizabeth Lowry,

2H ESSRS William g. OUerton, aad Samnel Orcytog
I'VE md ifrs. EiizabcM J.. Booker-Take notice that
on Friday the 10Th day Of March next, between the
hours Of o clock in the morning and clock in tho
evening OF that day, shall proceed "a take the deposi.
tons OF Robert Ferguson and others his house in the
county Of Amelia and il not taken that day will pro-
coed 10 take the same the next day the same place
between the same hours and Friday the 27t day of
the same month"; shall proceed 10 take the depostions Of
John Boothe and Others at Wyesburg in tic county
Charlotte, between the hours Of o'clock in the morn
ing and IN the evening, and fno taken on that day.
shall take the same on the next day at the same place
tween The same Sours-wch deposition. :. (
IN suit depending in the Circuit So.
and Chanccry for the cogass.,e..zz
ceased, aud
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SELECTIONS.
From the Mem York Star.

PAY TIE PRINTER.--It is quite pitiablc.
we declare, in opening many Of our country papers
10 the off repeated and imploring request, 10
pay the printer" and the earnest assurance that
he will take wood, butter, cggs candles, poultry
aud pigs in payment, and II we in the city were
not ashamed at the Inconvenience Of looking 50
poor we would make proclamation t0'the same
effect; indeed, we should all be- thankful 10 the de-
linqucnN NJ las, If they would commute for butter
aud cCEs--chIckons corn and oats. IL was but
he other day, that ten or twelve Southern snbscr-
hers, not having the convenience of Nicholas
Blddc's monsters, sent little bale Of cotton 10
han'dalc arrears, and if they were all to club in
this manner, should b. in clover as well rs in
cotton. Really aud truly, it is lanentabe for an
Editor to look over tho list Of his delinquent sub.
scribcrsit is enough to make the tears come into
his eyes AZ the inerairudc humankind ~ think how
daily and nightly he has To labour, to pluck out his
brains like bird lime, to the city and the mail
papers for ncws--to keep his scissors and pen in
inccssant employment, and to shin il in Wall street
iol the nccdiul 10 pay for printing paper, ink,
composnrs, rent carriers, devils and forth. and
then At the end of six months probation Ia be told,
until the poor printer says Mn take pork and
nnlasScs, applrss cidrr--cod sounds or mack
erI in payment. Tho amount due the printer
from each individual is frequently so small that llc
who pays thousands and tens OF thousands daily,
deems of 1t too ,riliue import 10 lose time In
paying five dollar note, but the aggregate Of these
small payments make up the sum total Of the prif-
tcrs homes.
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AuGrsrA, (Geo.) November IS.

PnIsoV CAsr.--On Monday last, the Inferior
Court of Richmond county met, Judges Thomas
Marshall, and Shannon, presiding, for The trial of
the three Negroes Katy, Amy. and Daaia, who
bad been arrested on charge OF having poisoned
Mrs. Mary Mnrrcn, 81 aSto canse the death Of that
lady, Which occurred in August last. The tcst-
mony, "a pam of which was given in by two Ply
siclans, who aided ina post mortcm cxamination,)
III relation 10 the quilt of the Two women Katy and
Amy, was clear aud conclusive, and verdict Of
of Guilty was rendered bv the Jury, in both cases.
Daniel, a boy between II and ii years old, was
acqnittcd-Ihc prosecution was conducted by
George ". Crawford and Robert Clarke Esqrs.,
and A. j. Miller, Esq, appeared as Counsel for
the Prisoners
The Negroes convicted in the above case were
also indicted for poisoning Mr.. VIM. Bryson, the
n-m-aw Of Mrs. Nurrrn, in October last. No
suspicion was excited with regard 10 the death OF
Mr.. NJ until after the dcccaso of MIR. Bryson, which
occurred more than two months aitrrwad--bni,
after the burial ofthc latter, an immediate exami-
nation took place by the friends of the deceased,
and Arsenic found sccrclrd in the room Of
one o the negroes, which, wibothcr crcun,stan-
ceS led to their conviciion.--On Friday last tho
body OF Mrs Nj. was dsinlcrred, (threc months af-
ter burial aud arsenic detected Ivy the examining
Physicians, who stated in lhcirryidcncc before the
Court, that instances were on record, where poi
son had been found IN tie bndlcs of persons, Sc
ven wears after their intcrmcn'.
At four O'Clock yesterday afternoon fhc Court
sentenced tie two negro women, convicted of poi
soninp Mr.. Mnrrcn, 'olr luno.--hofv. in con
seqnonc" oi pr""nnncN, on the first Frdnv in
April 1896, and imy, on Friday The 27,h of No.
.embcr nrX'. Chronicle