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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-15
Manufacturer Of Stocks, Shirt Collars Nc
l3, Cedar street, late 40 Pc
Now York 21lh IannarY. ESQ. co-.im

6nPENIN(i OF TIE RAIL ROAD.-Thc c4rs q:
q the Richmond fredericksburg and Potomac R!!
Road Company will commence the tranSPoGai"n Il
uassrurrrs and property Monday, the 10Th Inst De-
tween Richmond and the Steam Mil. near the SoGA
Anna River The following i'll be the hours OF aff'a
and departure. daily. until further notice
Leave Richmond at clock. y. VI.
Returning. leave the Steam Nal! at | clock. l. NJ
The passarr in each direction is expected 10 BE- made
in an hour and quarter.
Tickets MAJ be had the office in the Drpot-price
Oh" dollar and quarter.
In order to crafty such persons may wish 10 MAKE
excursions i: has been determined that dnrin, The a!
month"; tickets for that purpose will rEli'lc PaS>'"-i'
holding them 4 seat in the first returning Eai" AIR
the one for which they are given.
TO TR iVEi.I.ERS.
\ connection has been formed with F. Porter < Cos
line Of Stages and Steamboats, by winch travellers tc'
tween Washington city and Richmond WI! BE- trans
ported in the most expeditions manner The Stale {" lie
weather v i'll admit.
Due notice will be given Of the connexIon OF night
line running at the hours with the Northern anG
Southern Mail. which Is expected to be made.
Notice will also be given "t 4 c"nnrXI"n w:th X W.
Weir & Co.'S line Of Stages to Louisa Courthouse and
Charlottesville, for which arrangements are now III o.
grrSs. :.
Way passengers will be taken i'll at the Crossings Of
the public roads and there only and III that case sg'
nal must he given for stopping while the En5nc Is ala
distance Of 200 yards more.
CIIAS. O. SANFORD,
.3gt. Transportation.
If
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-15

a~tARKlAGE MAKING IN FARMVlLLE.-Thc
- subscribers, under the firm of w. & }. BLASToS,
have made such arrangements as will enable them TO
manufacture extensively in this place, Carriages of
every description, Barouchcs Gigs and Sukies Of the
best quality. We have engaged the very best hands at
every branch Of the business Our friends and the pub
lie generally. solicited 10 give call and examine
our work. Repairs done with ncancss aud despatch.
WILLIS RLANTON,
JAMES BLANTON.
Farmyille Prince Edward, Va Feb ~. 93-wf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-15
February 10.

StTRAYED or Stolen from the Subscriber : stables
~ on tie ilh day Of January last Is mixes cast rt
Boytl,on and miles north 81 Lombardy Grove. IaTs'
roam Horse with black legs. name and TAIL ana some
black spots on his runp-ahout "r years Old this
Spring \ liberal reward vii! be e ven for the DELIVERY
of sail Horse to me. or secure him get him again
purchased the said Horse in Tennessee aud cNmclEe
will make off that way. JOHN +. LAMBLkI.
Meckrnburr Feb. % GI-t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-15

N1OTICE-A petition will be presented to the pre-.
q sent Legislature Of Virginia. praying ior chattc'
Rn;RoSd from the Pits Of the Black Heath Com
pany of Golfers to James River, at some point aoo'0
Bosher's Dam. :, ,
Eoh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-15

Eastern District IF Pirgiaia, to sct
aBE it remembered, that the tenth day of Fcbrua-
Il b ~ .3nuO Domini, thousand eight hundred and
lhly.sx, Benjamin Watkins Leigh of the said District,
Office the title of bnok-thc title of which, is in the fol-
lowing words, to wit Reports of Cases, gucd and de-.
termnsd in the Courts of Appeals, and in the General
Court of Vrgnia--by Benjamin Watkins Lcigh-vo-
lnmc "" The right whereof he claims as author, in
conformity to the OF Congress entitled an Act to
amend the several acts respecting copy-righls.'
HENRY GIBSON,
March Cl00-wJw7 Clerk Gf the District
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-15

TN -FmGrSIA.-At Rules holden in
4 the Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and Chanccry for Powhaan county, from the st 10
the 9th day OF February, in the year 1886:
Edmund 4. Locketl, Administrator with the will an
ncxed, Of Edmund Lockctt, deceased. Plllf.
against
Ben. Watkins, sheriff of Powhaan. and administrator
OF Jno Bryant, dec, Sally Lockctt, James Martin and
Jane lis wife, Stephen Bryant Silas Bryant, .xor. of
James Bryant, dec, and in lis right, Gabriel r.
Jones and Mary his wife. and William c. Bryant, DTS
The defendants, James Martin and Jane his wife, Ste.
phcn Bryant and VIM G. Bryant, not having entered
their appearance and given security according the act
Of Assembly and the rules Of this Court, and it appear
in by satisfactory evidence that they inabt-
ants of this Conmonwcah-On the motion of the
plaintiff, by Samuel Taylor, Esq, his Attorney, is or.
dcrcd That the said James Martin and Jane his wife,
Stephen Bryant, and VIM G.. Bryant, do appear before
the Judne Of our said Circuit Court, at the housc
OF said couaty the first day Of April Term next. and
answer the plaintiff BILL and security for perform
ing such decree the Court may make herein and that
COPY of this order be forthwith inserted in news
paper published in the city of Richmond, and continued
ior two months SUCCESSFULLY and that another copy be
posted at the front door of the courthouse u this county
4 Copy-Tcstr,
Feb G. [57-w-wl Il. F. GRAVES, d. C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-15

We have announced among items Of foreign news,
the fact that the King Of France has appointed Minis
ter 10 supply the place Of NJ. Srrrurlr AS the French
Government withdrew their minister under iuse I'M
preston in regard 10 the Presidents feelings and ntcn.
TONS the early appointment ola to Mr. Ser
ruricr cvnccs just of what proper the part
Of that great and powerful nation, in restoring amicabe
relations between It and the United States. This adj
of the French Government WILL have doubt,
be promptly and cordially met by the American Execu-
tive and every Of the late disscnsion will lie
oblilcraleJ, except as Il matter of history Giobc
ILLumls,rloS.--Thc cities of Cincinnati Cov;nrton
and Ncwpor, were splcnd!dy illuminated the night
Of The 18th ult in honur Of tie passage of The law by
the Kentucky Legislature, authorizing the CINCINNATI
Louisville and Charleston l{aroa Every thing went
off in fine style. Among the ransparencrs nd de vc,s
Of tie occasion one exhibiting the following words
destined probably to become history, during the pre-
sent generation -: Cincinnati and Charleston Rail Roud
oGce--seats may be taken min-hrcngh in Is hcurs.'
GREAT PosrAGEs.-To give idea of the immense
amount Of postage paid in Wallsrcet alone into the
public treasury, We give the following sums in round
numbers from the ten bankS located in that street They
are as follows United States Branch S. 0OO Phoenix
4,;'Vu, Mechanics 1900 America, 5000, Merchants
1900, Manhattan 1860, Union 2OLU, New York 1000
National oGU, City 600. Total paid during the year
1885, $4,000 dnllars-N. Y Com. Idle.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-15

ii nor SALE, Lot No IJi. on and J., Srrrts-iroa's
81 81 feet on Street aud 81 feet the basin hanh
For terms, apply to john ". lll"ns, at Mrs lomP'
kinss. or George +. Crump, of liIcn"nd
Feb % l-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-15
subscribers, import:

HNRCULAR-The subscribers, import:
q dealers in China Glass and Earthenware, wbn,..
stores were destroyed by the great fire of 10th and H.
Dccember would respectfully inform their Custom.
,Lrouohou the Union of their present ocations-ssn
the fact that owing to the long passages OF the Eu7ov,
packets previous To the fire, and their remarkably shs
passages since they arc now generally, IN possession
better assortment q! goods than they usually Lave
This season of the year From the very large orders ps
vDusly given the manufacturers, it is expected th,,
the assorlm Of the present season. WILL III quantity
be fully eqra and r its quality superior TO that Of ag
former year, it being composed oil the most recent and
beautiful designs: without any MINUTE oi DID, unarabe
patterns. . ~ .
r. !. BARROW & Co, No. 2!G, Pearl S..
EBEx CALDWELL, 10. i2.i. do. do.
EDWARD Cook 4 Co.. no. 2IS, do. d.
]. ". Il IL. T. toRLlEs, no. 2oG, do. DO.
JosErH CHEEsEMAH, no. 80, Water do.
DANIEL CoLr, no. I47, do. d..
Tmos' F. FlrLD, no. 81, CORTLAND s..
joins GnEKSrrrLp & Soy, no. -, pcafiS
HOLMES * MYERS, no. 2|l do do.
r. r. KrssAM Il o., no. Ga, Liberty St
UypERuIIL Il SEYMOUR, no. %, Pear! s..
VEGnrE & L,rrIHcorr, no. u, Cocncs Sill,
r EAxDEwArEE, no. a, Cedar 81.
T. ILLErs IL Co, no. .'Vl, lraTi ST.
r. c. WxrMoRE 81 Co., no. 81, Water ST.
JOINS WHlcur, jr. Il Co, no. 80, do: 60
February Is. 't-u
ggyO THE MERCHANTS OF VlRGlN!i-TGe
subscriber having been amongst III" sufferers in the
treat cnEtlaTIalion OF the Ioti anu 'H W brtEH":
and lost his entire stock Of goods, brgs leave 10 Inform
his customers and purchasers generally that h" has mac.
immediate preparations to get up fresh supply andn,v
has the pleasure Of acqnanng them that he is daily r.
cr;vinr from bis lanuiactory the various articles b.,
line embracing first rate assortment, VIZ Stocks. Sr
shirt Cours Bosoms S~spcndcrS, &c. and earnestly 50.
lcs continuance of their iavors at H. Cedar street
He would here remark to those merchants. with whom
he has no: had the pleasure of dealing, that tor nany
years he has paid particular attention to me anni'ci
Of such goods in his line, as well calculated tor IL.
Southern and Western trade, and feels confidence mas
Surfing purchasers that he will be- enabled to supply them
on such terms as will give entire satIstacon
In addition his nss in the destruction OF is
,ropcrty he had the misfortune 10 lose al! his Books
Papers, and consequently has rely upon those %ho are
indebted to him to furnish statements OF their acc"rn'
and snch rs call make it convenient to pay IN snort
time, will confer particular obligation
WARREN CARTER.
Manufacturer Of Stocks, Shirt Collars, Nc.
b. Cedar street, late 100 Pearl
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-02

u paragraph made in the Transcript ofSatur
day, headed "Anoher brutal Captain" The gross Injustice
mpeachig respectable and exciting
puic prelude against him. bef he sa I've opportunity
Of being heard drenor be manifest
hing # the imp oprety in judicial pc The ruth
Of The VIII lie that Mahon Who e
the captain for either of his osuni that Of
legal hit apon the expedent Of calling n aid The
I'm tel SaIe"t help along in h aid after btng in
eenday hayn beendelay IN hi Ga max
plant aga he Pi fl hog=ng, Mem hon himself buonc
Brad III ok who moi in he city and is
pa By this ope Nc ahonis
II shng dyf- better than gig this cid weather.
worthy ciz- ha raised and broken in hs hu and
ali this without tn kno ledge e m charged
have lie assaulted may be proper 10 ad that he cook for
whose bent snlr kes the mpliin, discharged
Opoto with the sppr bion Of the AneTa Con ul
pittri ded charge the captain with Fault slth,
the e--d have been ell Will ly Il
line that place The u und-i lsist. and
2-lt
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-02
private Corresponsence.l
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1886.


The old questions and points of contest are passing
away, and new ones springing up. Since the settle
ment of the French Treaty. and the renewal of the
United States Bank by Pennsy the party in power
feel certain of retaining long they please. This
government is fast developing its true character
Acute men have long since predicted that it would be-
come new species Of despotism under the forms of
Republic, and every event tends to accomplish the
prophecy.
Be not afraid of tariff, abolition, any sectional
question disturbing the integrity of the general Govern
menr 1t already possesses the power of Rome under
the Caesars, and each President surely ,ppoint
his successor as Roman Emperor did. Nothing
prevent Mr. Van Buren, from being President this fall.
The power of the President and the great wealth of the
Treasury settle this question. Think of fifty millions
Surplus Revenue which will be in the Treasury before
next fall.
have however, to mention to you an important event.
league has now been formed between Clay, Calhoun,
and Webster the purpose of which is to support each
of these grea, men sdtem for the Presidency, against
the government party until they either all defeated
or one in elected White, HARRISON Webster, and Cal
houn will all unite in support of Clay, and if defeated
unite again in favor Calhoun in l349 and of Webster
in 1874 Yet the struggle is not for principle-but for
mere victory ihere Il hot d si"S'o pun pm ~ ~ ~
can see involved in any debate, or IN any party IN
Congress II Is contest for the spoils OF vittory-a
fight for the public revenne--a campaign Tor The MY
millions Whoever is elected President, Is the master
of the Empire. The gross liceHtousness personal and
POLITICAL Of this city, is not however very revolving
They cover it neatly with the Thin robes of patriotism
and virtue Ali great men are very genilfmanlY
anf for one conplsin The rest OF the session
viii be tedious and distressing. All will devote them
selves to eIectoneering, aud preparations for the fall
campaign. - r., 90 ,oae
The Virginia expnnging resolutions have been con-
muuiraled TO tie Senators flon that Slate, Alessrs
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-02
NUMBERI59.

Tyler aud Iazewei ana, tomorrow morning, upon the
meeting Of the Senaie, SIR. Tyler will make his re-
signaon speech, and retire. MIR. Leigh on the other
hand, though formerly strong advocate of the doctrine
oil instruction, and efficient agent in getting up the
Instructions TO Mr. Rves, whom he succeeded has de-
termined to hold upon his SEAL I'LL the end of his
term,-deying the opinions anl directions of his con-
siituents. The instruction docllae is, knew absurd
and unconstitutional; bat il is III only mode by which
that antrepublican aud arsIocraiic BODY the Senate
can be reached. These peers of the realn-ihe Sena
torsform powerful body, holding in their hands both
legislative aud executive CONTROL and able at anv time
To defeat the wishes both of the executive and of the
popular branch of the legislature. Hereditary peers
would he preferable for, among them, might expect
10 find some gentlemen and, if they men OF landed
interest, we might suppose that from motives of interest,"
they would be patoiie. But this oligarchy of the
American Senate is composed of political hacks and of
disappointed political adyersaries who in their dotage
have wrought and obtained this situation, as liveli-
hood, just appropriated footman, in England gets
from the noblenan his MASTER the situation of table
waiter From body thus composed and elected for
lne-for six wears is as much middle aged mans
life is work. in this clime-what can you expect bat
faction and foolery Ii has been reported that Mr. Clay
intended TO resign. Ii is true and am sorry for IT,
His fame his reputation require that he should 60 home
One or two speeches like his last, i'll sink him
TO low level in public opinion as thai which is now
held by his compatrio of the House. Mr. John Quincy
Adams.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-02

THE WEArHER.-Never within our recollection, has
this civ been visited with longer or more severe spell
of dsagreeabe unhealthy weather. Since the COM
mencement of the winter, we have had t"enty-isnr
snow storms. Laltery we have had much RAM WHICH,
offer rendering the streets almost impaSssoe ior Gays
would freeze, and make that which was bad BEFORE
worse.
The streets now, are in a condition tban they
have been since the tine OF Peter the Tesy In very
MANY of The eros sings, the water is foot IN deph aud
in some almost unarhomahe. Many,vrry many oil our
citizens who care nothing for the comfort OF others, have
suffered the ice and to remain on tf walks before
their houses to the great danger oi all paSsers oy.
We were pleased yesterday To see tne street
INSPECTOR for the Second Ward, husy As n bee He
Informed us that he had upwards Of four hundred
houses ia report, for nssecnI to clean of the side
walks Gooi--we-ho they will all be compelled 10
pay.
4. =. ,froa STIR n
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-02

NJ Let no lady, under the pain of our displeasure
,v,k ont in this weather, without pair OF thick over
shoes ON her small feet. She get thema Chase
38 Fulton, or Thompsons, Broadway.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-02

M JOHN LANG, Esq, of the New York Gazette, one
.f our Oldest and respectable editors Is lying at
this moment dangerously ill. Most heartily do we
wise for his recovery, for good and useful man he
ba, been in mis- day and generation and If his sons have
only half his worth. they ought to be thankful.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-02
DIED.

o. No d ysvenire john Deer ard = wars
On The Ola Mr AnGa Maxwell IA The ith year OF her
OATH q instant Ana Ms wife q afr. Andrew CT rch.
A, New ut eli yesterday morug, Hannah, int daughter Of
Rev. II. %. Cuule.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-02
MARRIED..

AT Neiuchir, N. J. he 25 inst. by the Fey. II W. Hunt
NJ JhR Ldg Of woobrdg TO Ms Ann nj a. daughter Of
Nm H. Res
\, o ir,ur h. Fer H. by Res. A. wage. NJ. M4hew W.
= lot Of he etos IT -. Lure C. RspnhcaH, 10
Ms. EWING lel ghr Of -lI-., Esq " II place.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-02

" Mr.. Ryan, the gentleman who run over on
Monday by of the Broadway omnibusses, is still
lying dangerously i'll. Mr. R. is well known as the au-
thor of "Ryan's Algebra" book universally admir-
ed. We trust that condign punishment may aligh on
the driver of the vehicle through whose careIessness
wilful neglect obliged record this melan-
choly accident.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-02

SPECIAL SEssIoNs-Tuesday-Pres the Recsr-
der and Aldermen Labagh and Taylor.-Ony twelve
the calendar for trial yesterday and from
these we extract the following:
Cecele Notorani, very geuteel looking young Ita-
Ian, charged with having stolen from the chamber
of Mrs. R. illiamson, The Washington HOTEL uuan
tity of ewelry, &C. On his examination at the police
on Monday, he stated that the whole was mistake
that hewent into the under the impression that
il was occupied by intimate friend of his and that
he put on the rings, &C. Under the same npression.-
The prosecutrix not appearing, Mr. Noorani was dis
charged by proclamation, but until his Honor had
read TO him pretty severe lecture upon the necessity
Of remembering marks and numbers, and cautioupe
hirl against making mistakes for the future.
Peter Delany (black) was put to the bar for IN as
sault and battery upon his wife, neat, tidy old ne
gress She stated that he did nothing at all toward the
support of her her family. That he was in the re-
cept OF good wages, which he constantly spent in low
company and dis 0aceful habits. At her request he
was suffered 10 depart condition that for the future
he would entirely avoid her and her house.
VIM. | ert, coatess, unshaven and unshorH va
grant, tried for an assault and battery upon Mrs.
Sarah Wright, who bore the marks Of his bruta-
ty althoug h the assault was commitisd some DAYS
since. Mrs. Wright with humanity which might
have been more appropriate elsewhere did not wish to
prosecute, and the following dialogue passed between
his Honor an d the prisoner
Rec Well, Eyert, if l let you go, what will you
do for a living ~
Pris.-" Why, yer honor, I'll do almost anything"
Rec" Will you stop drinkingln -
Prs-" Yes yer honor, that WILL for and ever"
Rec" No, Evert, don't want that. If you'll pro-
mise not to tonch drop of anything for six months
I'll let YOU go.
Prs.-" Well, yer honor, l promise before you all
not drop of nohin.'
He accordingly discharged
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-02

IL Signor Da Ponte taking pity the ignorance Of
the age, and fearing that Maria Monk is making some
progress in the world, intends 10 publish full
account of Cathocity lis mysteries ailh PRACTICE &C.
1t will be curious book even if he should tell only
half the truth We have another word TO say of il on
another day.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-02

T The Mechanics movement is still gong on. As
soon as the weather clears up the spirits from the
yasry deep" will heave up
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-02

MISS WArsos's benefit to night at the Park One
word is enough to give her full house.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-02

~ No riots now-lhe weather too bad.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-02

~ Let the Charity committee STIR up-now's the
time to do some good.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-01
POET n y
rot RrsEsprs rr-poN r your

Yes te-s-Aesth~ q ~ ~hsa c ~ sourti hao,s
wh~s s-sls 80 -ssa - tss sasnsse7s g. en7I-
wa~e ,ss rslieA ,eed iin f.oaa 18th surprise
TA., f,es1ship tarnet aa' g. b. love dssulsc.
Yes sssassab-f H--dsrt yea
Yes -tii ttsnk - f-~v~nt sua
Yes W, of 81 ihis - r~asalhfanrr ~tli lati.
Lag sasf Tho r-~seai q Sc isie a., psf.
lss ts~tHtsr tie s'irf tha' rfe~ ighie' ~hea sa'e
wth SO hii., ssss nrf esfaA Augt b. compared
yoa r~n.sut~' ks~ fasa NJ ~sfi.esi so~
Not loedsf thaa ,hst whtrs btssihe 90 ilses nc~
Yos rcrseulssy r--dsat 900
Voc ~iil ihlst If u --assf 700
We. v-.. Of at tAistss remembrance vii iast,
Iory snef ;hs pfcsSni fades toto tie past.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-01
Selected Tale.
Trs- n, ti.trs'y EnPs-ta-
THE RGED LETT ER.

II. s,o,d 10 sds --i1 ,1ligsAo
Md q. tho world
Mhs,esef sra,ei hi. aiuies, eve. thsre ~
Th. .f.ek a, .asrs faad h0pe thai touched he soul
AID told him sll was lost. -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-01


SENATE n, Ps-poist from ths eoma,iiee "o CLANS,
10 whom Was referred b pay the Grcfn"T $50
reported the Wh propsa 81 amendfsni by srsihg
$3.50 aud Inserting S6l3 s3amendmeHt sdYploi, and ihe
biii prs-ci 20 be sugfgsscd.
Sir H1he introduced bill eo1effn' ~ count, o"uH
rt. Read tie G,s, aai second ssd referred The
Judcisfy COMMITTEE
Mf lssl aifso~ed resolution ~ tie fepeai OF
the law susnt The lss'cioS ~ ons,sOes passed. ahd
referred To she jideafy e"nmti"e
III. .ngro-~s. baii,ta psy LATTER Parstsn tie som
mentioned rsa tie tnrd iss and p1ssc6o psF ~ias "
Jeuu-an ne ncstshed read third iime aad piss~d
Nj HoisFt called Up he oil Frlsisg 9" il bosa' amer
anlatee discussion tie yeas and aag' we're csls sPa
Z us t.ssase sad yeas Z, nsys p
Mr. Fiji cal I'd up tis sngr-s-d bal fsaiiHs 10 Jasfs ee'
z re,d a thifd tine ahf Pss-sd.
~, ,eary ,ntfalacei bill, peos1.ng fnF the loaa ~
Geld pses au fsF The q" The cosnpny 81
,iie,, ~ Rsaynafn rad sae referred 10 ~ eo"'ass
7 % Niasr, ad.rs s-nsis sdJ
HOUSE Nj Hale 49, syPoiussd % Ito eern'nHtes sP
an th M suHsItsx paFts ~ ce1in t~ns ~ bstimofs 80
plaee ~ NJ Fsrssaas sreos-d he lcsg - tsfss %
eOusuAAitses