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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-18

New YoRK, Sept9
LATEST FROM ESGLASp.-By the 81 James, we have
received London paper of the evening of 31st July
hall day later than previous dates
Loxpox July 81
City, haifpast 0neConsols have further improved
and the price Tor the is 50 rs buyers An
impression is prevalent, that Mr. Rothschild will be
the only bidder for the loan Monday next.
Foreign Stocks have also advanced Spanish Bonds are
as 1879; Scrip, IL to II 1-2 and Portuguese 90 l-2
Haifpast hco.-NIessrs Ricardo, Melville, and Mau-
BERT have stated 10 the members of the Stock Exchange
that they have abandoned their intention of bidding for
the loan.
Purchases TO a considerable extent were made in
Consols by parties, Immediately after this fact was an
nounccd and Consos for the Account rose 20 SO 7-S
slight cacon has since taken place, and the present
d'a'1 .neeung OF Inc no,uv,s n v-,r: Don,. wa,
held yesterday TO take further measures 10 enforce the
claims OF the Bondholders upon the States of Venezu-
ela New Grenada and the Equator into which the re-
public of Colombia has been divided. MIR Robinson
NJ r., took the chair; and MIR J. d. Powlcs stated the
loans and arrears of interest due to above
tl0OOO,0OO sterling. This sum il proposed to d
vide among the three States
The Stamp Office authorities arc exhibiting the proper
vgor IN depressing the unsampcd illegal papers They
effected seizure this morning at Hethertons shop in
the Strand, and from the Incorporate conduct of the
parties there in addressing the crowd, strong body of
police officers was necessary to preserve the peace.
The wheat harvest, which is CONNIE need very re-
Morally throughout the south and south western counties
promises most abundant crop places even more
so than last year The barley crop, both from the eff
iects OF some sharp fros late the spring and the ong
continued dry weather lately is likely to be so rood
Inc conditions for making iron rail road from Paris
to Brussels are settled and the expense is estimated at
one hundred million of francs. The application has
been made for the permission of both Governments
There strong muster of Tory Lords the resi-.
dence ofSir Robert Peel this morning; amongst whom
were the Duke of Wellington, Lord Lyndhurst Lord
Rosslyn, Lord Marlborough, &c &c
FROM FRAscE-Thc packet ship Poland from Hnvre
arrived Yesterday morning. and has brought Paris
OF the 3ist July, day later than she landed at New
Bedford Girard who attempted to assassnate the kim
OF France, still alive, and is said have acknow,
lodged that he nstigated the act by the Cnrlsts
There had been 50 arrests including A. Carrcl editor of
the Natione
Under The date of Malta, LIST July is stated that the
u y ships, Delaware, Potomac and Shark had lust
touched there, taken on board Mr.. Macaucy Consul
for Algiers, and sailed for that place
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RICHMOND, Ky, Sept. 3.

RIcBaosp, KY, Sept. 5.
Melancholy Otcvrenpe--)udge Peter w. Taylor Of
this county, in fit Of mental arrangement shot his
nephew Taron Turner, of Barnett Turner, of this
county, on Thursday morning last. The Judges
phew, promising young man, aged about twenty years
learned from servant TINT his uncle was unwell and
in company with Samuel Coons "a cousin of Judge
Tayors) immediately determined to go and see him
When they arrived in sight of his dwelling they dis
covered him in the yard but before they got within
speaking distance he walked into the house. and "a
young Turner, who foremost stepped into the door
Judge Taylor stepped before him, and instantly fred
pistol at him without utering word and then snapped
second pistol ut his cousin Coons The ball entered
young Turner's right breast and passed out little be.
low the point of the shoulder blade The pistol ell
charged with large ball and buck shot. The wound is
supposed to be mortal.--Faraers Chronicle.
The Fayctte (Mo) Democrat, Of the 2Sth ult sa VS.
Geo lgnaus z. Owen, of this place, shot yester.
day about IL o'clock by Mr. Joseph Davis, of this place
with rifle. General Owen, understand, died iinrne.
diately, the ball having passed through his heart AS
Mr. Davis on his trial, forbear further par,icu-
lars for the present"
We understand the amount Of cash hand i'm the
Treasury of the United States rather in the Treasury
Banks, the first instant, about ten millions Of
dollars-.N. Y. journal.
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DTCHMOND MEDICAL SCHOOL.--Lectures up.
La on the various branches of Medical Science will
be delivered in the city of Richmond, commencing the
last Monday in October, and ending the LIST OF March
next For that purpose, the following gentlemen have
associated themselves together and will teach the SUBJ
jects affixed to their respective names:
TIL JOHNSON, Nj. d, Anatomy, Physiology, and Sur
gerry.
JAMES BEALE, NJ. D., Practice of physic, and the
ROBERT BRIGGS, Nj. D., Materia Medca Thera-
peutics and Hygiene.
ROBERT w. lAXALIs, Nj. d., Midwifery and the
Diseases Of Women and Children.
------------------------, Chemistry and Pharmacy
Although tue Chair ' Chemistry not yet assign
ed II is believed that Chemist Of entire competency
lecturer and practical OPERATOR will accept this depart
ment before the course of lectures commences. The
Chemical Apparatus belonging one of the teachers
is complete with very few exceptions 1t was purchas
ed in Europe, under the supcrntcndence of essrs La
crox and Pixi indeed, considerable portion of it
made by Nj. Pix il will be in complete order by the
last of October.
Lectures will be delivered daily by each teacher
cept the teacher of Midwifery, who will lecture four
tmesa week, giving the Students by that arrangement
an opportunity OF attending Clinical Lectures twice per
week.
One of the teachers spent several months in Paris du-
ring the last autumn and winter making Anatomical and
Surgical Preparations for the Museum and purchased
every important anatomical model and morbid specimcn
which could be procured in that city. lie is at present
actively engaged making preparations and models for
the ensuing session of the Richmond Medical School
very valuable collection of Surgical instruments has
been purchased, with which every surgical opera.
ton, from the most trivial to those of the greatest
nitude, will be exhibted and the students will be per-
mitted 10 perform all chirurgca operations upon the
subjects in the disscctng II is expected that an
assistant who is well qualified for such duties will aid in
the disscctng rooms, where the Teacher of Anatomy
viii attend three hours evening to give
on Practical -7nafony The anatomical facilities of
Richmond and its vicinity inferior in the u s.
One of the named gentlemen is Physician to
the Richmond Aims House, where the students will
have opportunity, twice week. oftener of hear
ing Clinical Lectures, feeling the pulse, applying the
stetiioscoPe, (o the of which. of the above
named gentlemen has paid special attenton,) and maxi
ing such other examinations of patients the attending
physician may deem expedient to be instituted.
There are many very respectable private boarding.
houses IN Richmond, where students be accommo-
dated on the most reasonable terms.
The terms for the will be 500 for each ticket
August a. oo-tIN
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POETRY.
"nucH rrr RraAISs vNsUsa.n

LoAD Courier says :"'rbc .,n,,c, q,
from his of nearly 400 near ins, 40
Forthcoming number f'ho New MOn, Magazines aud when We
think said enough tho readers eussiy 10 ,
highest pitch and we doubt not will be asoosby
by the way We Pccsiye from notice Monthly that
a Tampooi the poet has resumed his connection
~ tFrOm,hs London New Monthly, for Assas;.l
1He Ed,"ourgh Ladies Petition to Dr. Moyes, iciM Lord
Byrons Reply.
Dear Doctor 10, il not tunspirc
How much your lectures admire:
How at your eoquence wonder,
Whom you explain the Of hundor
OF lightning and of electricity,
NTH so much psnness aud simplicity;
The origin Of rocks and mountains,
OF seas aud rivers, lakes AMI fountains.
or rain and hail, OF rost and snow,
h hnd all the winds and storms that blows
OF which We never heard before.
But now, dear Doctor, o aattcr,
There is mos important matter,
matter which our thoughts much on
"A subect, il we RICH, conjecture,
Which all the ladies would approve
dhe Natural History of Love-
Oh! list united
Deny not, doar Doctor Moves;
So Willingly %Sy ADMIT S%s RO I.os sssaa, hearts
Teach US the marks of loves cginuing
What is il makes beau winning! "
WHAT'S il makes witty
why We beIievS such hoSSiid Tea
That we angels front he
Our eyes are stars--such charming noses,
ESPlain our dreams, waking and epins,
Explain or laughing aud weeping, "
t 6aP s,n our hoping o and our doubling,
foll us all the enchanting "
OF winning and OF keeping hearts.
Leach u.s. dear Doctor il you Gun,
TO i humble ,ho that nat; proud creature, man;
The proud and insolent o tools;
To make them all m he'll SHELTER
Their necks into the marriage-halter
Then leave US to ourselves with these,
Wen rule and turn them $ please.
Dear Doctor, IT you wishes,
l And rather than the affair be blondc'd,
orrIb ,lno
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S S Pvt. an ED 70 GO { :ipsu.iOs

Apt rut on cod to fts u pculing.
But hoN &c tame the oSef sex
Would any saint CT sage pcrplcx.
Ladies'! think you cant complain,
You hold a wide extensive roixn;
First learn TO rule yourselves, and then,
Perhaps, you'l quite sUbiuo the fnea.
As for that word, the marriage halter,
The very mention makes me talter;
The cxturo IL so monsitous coarse,
IL drags US into Heaven by force.
Though mvch disposed TO sin IN rhyring,
The muses. never speak OF iymen,
Pm therefore almost doubtful whether
I'D best DO silout altogether,
Or with a compliment conclude,
Since all before il downright rude,
But when read the blest reward
Awaits the doctor, or bis bard,
&c Flee hundred Kisses oh, ye gois.
For Aay I'D dare all mortal odds:
Though can never be victorious,
Totah in such a cause is glorious;
III therefore, since I've made beginning
Conclude, with scarce a hope of winning.
To make my deitics propitious,
I'll wish what each In secret wishes;
Though much fear that c'en vctacity
Cen ne'ct atone for such audacity.
May each among You find mate
Content at home la ps &C TO wait;
And gfateiul Tor each conuujisl blessing,
Aud quite enough in spouse posscssinsi
cheerful, constant, Kind, nri free onc,--
But Heaven forbid that should be one.'
~ has written on this idea, and this foundation
liberty OF petsoaiiying Form aud Matter.
D'ii The story OF Cupid and Psyche is also in Apu
.olfrn Ass
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Nh ESSRS. Thomas Browder George Clarke, Henry
I'VE Massc, Andrew Ellison and Walter Dunn, tako
notice. That the 2st day of September next we shall
proceed, during the usual hours business and continue
from day to day thereafter if necessary the Tavern
OF J. Madeira, in the city or town of Chcothe and
State OF Ohio, to take the depositions of Hiram A.
McNemar, Nathaniel Sawyer, Cadwallader Wallace
and David Chapman, to be read and used evidence
before Commissioner Robert Richie of the town of Pc
tcrsburg and State of Virginia. in asccrtaning and re-
porting upon the value of the lands in controversy be-
tween us as directed by decree of the Circuit Supc-
rior Court of Law and Chancery for the of Peters
burg, in therein depending in which we are com
Painants and you defendants when and where you
can attend if you think proper Yours, &c,
JNO LENEVE,
MARY w. LENEVE,
MINERVA b. HUGHES
MARTHA ANN RAWLINGS
August 81. 3I-wd,T
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sept. u.

HEAMPDEN SYDNEY COLLEGE.--Tbe Ezani
n u nation Of the Students of this Institution will com
mence on FRIDAY the 18th September, and terminate
the following Tuesday. The Commencement will he
held Wednesday tile Odd Addresses will be deliver
ed before the Literary Societies connected with the In
situtlon and the ilanpden Sydney institute of Ednca
ton ON Thursday the 24th-ou which occasion the Rev
DR.. Carroll President elect Of the College is expected
to deliver his Inaugural Address
Parents and Guardians Of Students and the pubi;c
generally, invited to attend
Il. G. BRANCH, Secretary to the Faeaifg
meeting Of The Trustees will be held on Friday
the 10Th. r. G.. H.
September H.. 37-tl3S
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EBUBLIC SALE-By virtue of two Deeds Of Trust.
IA executed by Abner Smith in his lifetime one 10
benjamin Anderson and the subscriber the LIST ay of
January 1872 and the other to the subscriber ONLY OH
the Sth day of March, 1884, for purposes therein men
tan, will be sold to the highest bidder public auction
for cash, at Powhatan Courthouse, the 9Th day of
October next (being Court day Tract of Land in the
county OF Powhaan containing about six hundred acres
lying in the immediate neighborhood of Hopkinsyilc
being portion of the Tract upon which the said Abner
Smith lately resided. The title is believed TO be good
but the subscriber will the title only against him
self and persons claiming under him.
VIM S. DANCE, Trustee
September a. az ,d,,
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"a OTiCE.-LAND AND NEGROES for saie-I
L shall offer my Land and Negroes auction on
Tuesday the I'D of September if fair, if otherwise OF,
on the south side of Appomatox River it contains 456
acres OF real good land; the situation is healthy and ia
remarkably well watered-improvement good This
land adjoins the lands of the late VIM j. Giles and r.
K RandolPhs. Further description is deemed unne-
cessary, rs purchasers will it for themselyes-Ay
negroes are as likely any mans and perhaps as van-
able, they have been exposed or abused las
many negroes are) in ali their ves-the number is IS.
and consists of men, women, boys, and girls.
JOHN ST CLAIR
Aug. 81. a0-3tdn
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abelacpist. II Nlso gives apology Cor the defeat Of
the notorious blue hight federalist aud wbg Tristan
Burgess The same who thanked his God that no De-
mocratc blood flowed in his veins; the who de-
clared his hope to another President elected
by the People Globe.
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KH ETALLIC SlGNS.-I have commenced the ma
I'VE nuacure of Metallic Signs which, for dura-
bty and cheapncss, far exceed all other Signs here
totore in Sign made of Metal will last for seve.
raj centuries and remain good The accuracy of the let
ters, which ca never vary, being always moulded by
the same patterns, makes Sign appear regular and
handsome. For specimen of workmanship refer INV
friends and the public to plain Sign my Foundry
door. ''
Orders from town and country punctualy attended To-
Any gentleman purchase the Metallic Letters and
place them upon the board himself The price of the
above articles is extremely low make it an OBJ
Ject to the purchaser 60 give the subscriber call
Aug. %. [33-w4wl SD DENOON
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% UNAWAYS.-Ran away from Mr. Roberl PAYNE
q on the night Of the fill inst in the upper edge Of
buckingham county, two Negro fellows Hsprrw and
IN, andrew was purchased by Mr. Payne Of Peter
G. Cosby, in Richmond ne is said to be about twontv
hive years Of age, five feet eight ten inches high and
VIII probably weigh about 1G5 pounds; he is a brown
mulato straight and well made, with marks or scars
recoected he had small whiskers and has gap in his
upper or under teeth; he white fur hat when he
lett he had variety Of clothng.-Jim was purchased
and is about 10 years old; he is very black and about
the height Of Andrew, stout, made fellow and
will weigh Is5 so pounds; his nose is very tnucb
sunk between the eyes and very broad at the end he
had old pair OF jean paniaoons and pair of coarse
linen ditto, and an old jean round about and chin hal
We are informed That Andrew has a wife in Edward
county, add may be lurking about in that county We
have no idea that jim will leave him Any person that
viii deliver them to ~, in this place, secure them in
handsomely rewarded and all necessary expcnccs paid
GOODWIN g. TEMPLEMAN
Richmond, June IG 1o-tf
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~ OTICEe-Goiah will stand the ne III Season spring
~ lS36-at Charlotte Courthouse, Va under the ma
nagement Of Mai r.. j. Gains and Col. r. r. Richard
son Lsepi N-ft
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September 4.

n AND FOR SALE.-The following tracts of Land
~ are Tor sae:-A tract in the county of Amelia
miles above Genito Bridge, on the Genito ro,d and
formerly belonged to Edmund Harrison il contains
I423 acres nearly onehalf in woods and good otncco
land; the balance in good wheat and land Ii az
well watercd as can be desired remarkably healthy
and one of the most valuable ia the county
The tract on which Edmund Harrison resided, contain
ing 1902 this tract is about miles from Gentle
BRIDGE on the road to the Court House it on Apo
maox River and has about seventy acres Of river bot
tom three hundred and fifty acres have boon assigned
as the dover Ii will be sold entire or only the por
ton that now in Possesson the purchaser chooses
tract IN Powhasn county, containing 100 acres about
one mile from Geno, the south side Of the road and
extending to the river it of the best tracts in the
neighborbood tract which the subscriber re-
sides, containing 4l3 acres, well watered, and very
healthy For the two last tracts very long credit can
he had, by paying small sum down. for the two FIRST
onethird will be required 10 be paid down the balance
IN two equal annual payments.
Sept H. [37-w4w1 SAML JONES.
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nRY GOODS-Aarkef Bridge.-WA uswonrH g.
u y WILLIAMS prepared to furnish country
Merchants with assortment Of Dry Goods on good
terms they procure them any Northern Market
September 35-I0t
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RJ OTICE.--Having been connected with Dr. John r.
~ Mcttauer in The practice Of Physic and Surgery
for the last ten twelve months and having enioyed
the advantage Of aiding him in all Of his important Sur
gca operations during that time and year previously
while was student Of his take this method of ten
dcring my services 10 the People Of this part Of VIRGINIA
n Surgical capacity, Or Mettauer will leave this
place in short time for Baltimore To those persons
who reside in the vicinity Of Prince Edward Court house
respectfully tender my services in the various branches
Of my profession, yz:-Surgery, Midwifery Dentistry
and tie practice Of Physical the same time returning
them my Acknowledgements for the liberal patronage
have already receved-and hope from unremittinq at
tentOn, to continue 70 merit their favors.
BENZ +. TERRY, NJ y.
Prince Edward &. ~, Sept 4, 1895. 35-v4w
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NOIICE.-On the 1st of October next, we will offer
Tor rent, Ito the highest bidder) on the premises
that valuable Plantation belonging 70 the heirs of Pew
ton Randolph, decd, called Winterpock This Land
hes on the APPomatox River in the County Of Ches-
eTield, !! miles above Petersburg, and % from Rich
low grounds.-Much Of the high Land is fresh or ma
nured and the whole in good condition for profitable
cultivation. We will offer it for one year or Eve aa
may be preferred by those wishing TO rent
HOD. NJ. MEADE,l r. .
BENZ. l.. MEADE, ""@fa'""s.
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e 4 "a REWARD.-Strayed from Nathaniel ID
Up NY Thompson Friday, the 9TH instant a
small bay mare with two white feet before and one
behind and the other two black, with black name and
tal-she also has small white spot on her nose rides
we'll PAGES and rots The above reward will be eiven
tor the delivery of the in the forks of ano
yer, or secured so that get her again
CHARLES II. MALLORY
September III OtA
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oMG ISLAND RACES Union Course Fan 1885
IA The races for the first Meeting over this Course will
take place as usual the LIST Tuesday in Oct and CONT
nue. four dys In addition the regular purses of 5000
$500, and 81 900 g. and mile heats there are
raj large Sweepstakes and match which have already
cited considerable interest in the sporting world Among
the hrst is one of seventeen subscribers at $500 each
and in which, many of the promising colts both Of
the South and North, are engaged.
The match is between Post Bow A wears old dla Ia,e
victor of Resale somers, the Union Course for
$o,O0O side and the Johanna colt Veto years old
lot great promise, having large swecpsake in fine
style, and also received forfeit in match last Sprin0A
mile heats, for $4,000 side. ."
In addition TO the number Of Northern horses in train
ing which is unusually large Col johnson is expected
with his stable from the South
A. l.. Bolts, Seeretary
~ Particulars of second meeting this Fall. will be
given hereafter. Al n
Long Island, Sept. IL. 37-4t
ENIELD AND GARDEN SEEDS-Rcd White
III and Hungarian or Sapling Clover-Timotfy Or
chard, Herds Highland, Meadow Oa and Velvet Grass
Seeds.
An assortment Of genuine GARDEs SEEDs, including
the Winter Kalc, excellent vegetable that will sta
the seyercst weather uncovered
Mccormick, Davis, Barshare and Freeborn PIOUGIIS
and Plough Castings.
Wheat Fans, Straw Cutters Harrows Cultiyators
&c &c Apply 70
WIN PALMER
Sept IL. az
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IN CHANCERY-VIRcISiA, TO WIT AT a Circuit
Superior Court of Law and Chanccry continued and
holden for the county of Powhatan at the Court House
thereof, on the 9th day of April in the year 1895:
Bennett Maxey. ir and Eliza his wife, formerly Eliza
Subleu, ..-...................... Plaintiffs,
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THNHE Subscriber is DESTROYS to lease for FIVE years
n the farm [Spring Garden.1 in Hanover on which
he resides To suitable tenant, terms will be
made very reasonable w. n. ROANE.
Sept. g. 36-wtf
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NEW LINE OF POST COACHES from RicI
'nond to ChayictteSrWe-R fine STYLE anil ,oiLh The
requisite speed and contoTtFare reduced 81 only
instead OF 50 90 the present rate For or inior
nation apply at the Bell Tavern, in Richmond and Col
from Richmond and Charlottesville, Sundays Wednes-
days and Fridays. VIM SMITH.
July ID oO-tf
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Richmond. september Ian. 1sa5. 90 -

81 EAIhER--The subscribers have on hand and will
receive daily from their lanyard large supply of
Leather, consisting Of 1000 sides best oak tanned sole
light and heavy; 1900 sides waxed and russell upper
Leather; % dozen waxed Calf Skins; 900 Kip skins
Skirting, Harness and Birdie Leather Sheep Skins &c
all Of which will be sold reasonable terms
JOHN POE s. Co.
September 3. 3G-Gt
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The Globe of Saturday, quotes from London review
of ALbys Tour in the United States a statement purpor
ing to be made the authority of Mr. Le,cis Tappa that
the Editor of this paper said TO him. Mr. T that the
a6olitionists were right and when asked by Mr. T.
why don't you say SO in your poper that the Editor
laughed and replied, .The time has come yeti
we know not whether this whole matter is the nven
ton OF the Globe, of the Reviewer or of the Traveller
but whoever invented, circulated it, is as regards
the Editor of this paper, wholly and entirely false
Ia
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n RTFISH DRY GOODS, per ship TALLY Ho from
n b LsperP0Ot.-Our importation of Fall British Dru
Goods has arrived at City Point Games River0 and will
be in store and opened in day two. More will be
SAID OF 1T anon. +. ~ J. S. JAMES Il CO.
Sept. l. [34-ul Market Bridge