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HD UNAWAY.-Wa committed to the Jail of Hem
3 g rico county, on the 10Th February last, Negro
slave, who calls himself JoHY, and says he is the proper
ty of John Rae, of Alexandria. The said negro is
about feet inches high. dark brown complexion; had
when committed a suitof black cloth clothes; has
veral small about his face, and is about "a years of
age. The owner is requested to come forward and pay
charges else he will be dealt with according TO law.
HENRY l.. CARTER y. S.
Aprl 3. [111-I2tl For Jno. HaLes. ShF. IL C.
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q CARD--Mrs. DUrUY respectfully notifies TO her
IA friends and the public that she compelled, in
consequence of the want of suitable house. discon
time her boarding establishment the LIST instant; but
will every exerion TO obtain possible
when she will be happy to accommodate them here
toiore. OF this event due notice will be given.
Anril5 IlI-3L
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-12

THVHE CELEBRATED IMPORTED ARABIAN
"a HORSE, BUSSORAH ARABIAN, a beautiful
golden sorre foalcd in the year 1914 and looks and acts
Ike colt, will stand at my stable in the county Of Ches.
teffcld, ~ miles from Richmond and ~ from Chester.
field Court House, at Mr. Mauks Tavern in the lower
edge Of Powhaan, and al Mr.. VIM. s Oycrton's near
Goodies Bridge and will be let mares at the very rc.
duced price Of 80 the single leap 10 be pail at the time
Of SfrrtnRj SD the season. which may be DISCHARGED
by te payment OF SO in the season. and 800 to insure
mare to be in foal, to be paid she is asccr.
tanned TO be ~ foa Porting with the mare fsrfcits the
insurance Mares pn by The insurance must be regn-
afy returned every ninth day from putting the season
to expire on the 5th July.
The srciest attention will be paid by careful Groom
TO prevent accidents, but will not be responsible for
such may hoppcn
That Bussorah will prove Of immense Advantage is
certain lie possesses and impars TO his colts beauty
and gacefuness Of form and action that other horse
has or impart
Reference 70 Edward Scott Of Powhatan James Sci.
den Central Course, Frederick Clarke Of Manchester
William Finney Of Powhatan, John Heth Of Coal Mines
and w j. Barksdale Of Amelia.
o., Fity cents to the Groom in every case Pasiu.
rage gals and f required fed grain for Is cents per
day AUGUSTUS ~ FLOURNCY
April ~ 1875.
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81 DID, he suS.ofi6er about IL & S ST Sgr s9%
bcr last yellow Of the name Of EDWIN (be como.
times calls himself Edwin Burks) about feet 10 inches
high, rather raw.boncd, a little stopped in hs shout.
dcrs his very good, hair tolerably busbv
We has lost most Of his jaw teeth and is what mag be
called lanternjawed. lie is a good shoemaker fie
has free papers with him
viii give $50 f said negro is apprchcnded in The
State ond $50 apprebcnded Of the State and 60
secured that get him again.
BENZ. T. PORTER.
Feb ~. l93-tfJ Of RoslbyidQc.
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HTOR SALE, Lot No. i5l, On ID and Sireeis-fronts
EN sc feet Street and sc feet the Basin bank.
For terms, apply TO John w. Williams, at Mrs Temp
kins's or George r. Crump, Of Richmond.
Feb o. o.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-12

ANAROLINIAN will stand the present season in
u Brunswick county Va within two miles of Law
renceve. He takes tie stand Of Timoleon, who lately
died at that place. Mr.. A. b. Drummond has the man.
agement Of Carolnan, and has made ample arrange
rDens for the accommodation OF that may be
to the horse.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-12

TERROR-This very fine stallion, z years old a dark
brown 10 hands inches high, full brother Eclipse
ghtfoot Shark, Black and Bay Marin &c. will stand
at my stable Spring Grove, Hanover county, Virginia.
Ten miles of The Court House $25 the season
Pedigree lie was got by Eclipse, dam Lady Lighooi
April s. Ill2-Sll WIN. l.. WHITE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-12

NlrY FLOUR MILLS FOR SALE-I am de-
" srous to sell my mills on the james river canal
near the city of Richmond Persons disposed to pnr-
chase are invited to view the property, which will be
sold low and on liberal credit If desired by the pur-
chaser Should the property not be disposed of before
tie first day of June next, the subscriber will make all
necessary arrangements for carrying the business
heretofore. THOMAS RUTHERFORD.
March %. I09-t25M
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ssxCEs.NO.v.so, V'Ssscs1.vY.g,

GALE OF LOTS IN Mc 7o,cn Of farmriHc.- On the
~ 2ist day of April, 1885, will be sold, public nc
tion on the premises, Farmve, twenty five acres
OF the Lands OF ST. George Randolph, adjoining said
Town, in lots not exceeding half each; Gre
dit of one and two yearsthe purchasers giving bonds
with approved personal security, and lien upon the
property. BY THE COMMISSIONERS
March ~. 107-tds
GALE OF LOTS in the 1a,rn Of FarmriVc.-- On the
~ gid day of April, 1886 will he sold public
ton, the PREMISES Farmville forty acres of the
Land of Josiah Chambers, adjoining said town, in lots
not exceeding half acre each credit of one and
years-,he purchasers giving bonds with approved per
sona security, and lien upon The property.
BY THE COMMISSIONERS.
March p. lO7-tds
M OTICE.-On Tuesday, the 29thinslant will be sold
by the subscriber, executor of Creed Taylor de-
ceased, at Ranes Tavern in the county of Cumberland
10 the highest bidder for cash about twenty Slaves many
of them young and very likely All persons having
claims agans the estate Of Greed Taylor deceased
requested to produce them 10 the subscribers order that
preparation may be made to pay them
SAMUEL TAYLOR, Executor.
March 5. 90-tds
IL From not forcseen the above sale is neces
sarily again postponed until Friday the 18th day of April
on which day the sale will certainly be made.
SAMUEL TAYLOR, Executor.
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VOLUME XXXRI.---No. lr3

elfoi ing nominated Presidency his
- rS. ~ thu fact that the STATE which him. has
suusk we're blow at the welfare OF sister State"
Besides tho compliment to Mr. Webster on his mo-
dcst letter. submitting himse If will of the egslo
tive caucus, there is striking indication in the attack
ON Mr. Van Buren,. He is condemned because he de-
cared his qualification enhanced" in being first nomi-
mated by Ohio-a State which had taken strong ground
against the Bank of the United States and this Is con-
sderedby the Sun Jon THE ceare of SIS
ter State 1t is clear then that Judge White the ad
vocae OF the Bank of the IT, s. established. We
beg the people of Tennessee remember that this was
predicted in the prospectus of last years Extra Globe
and The circumstances arrnyed, which impressed the
vction upon our mind. 1t is rendered nnquestion-
able 10y numerous articles favorable the Bank being
introduced into the Sum- and this last editorial notice d
rectly condemnng Mr. Van Buren, for his opposition to
the Bank, and applaudng Mr. Webster, who great
champon.-U
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-12
EFO WIS LOTvrElsY OEaaCE,

HOII, ever anxious To his numerous patrons,
takes this early opportunity of laying before them one
of the most splendid schemes the managers have issued
for long time Forward your orders early to Dame For
tunes only Agent, Hoyt who deals the golden ca
pitfalls with unsparng hand
IN IN r al oo III
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-12

WAILLIAM +. RITCH1E, date Of Richmond Va)
w Attorney and Counsellor at Law, Vicksburg,
(Nlisssspp) VIII practise Law in the counties of tiinds
Madison, Yazoo, Washington, Warren, the Parish Of
Carroll IN louisiana-and in The Supreme Federal, and
Chanccry Courts at Jackson. Feb FIT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-12

GsiIARK--The great Northern champion, by Ameri-
- Eclipse, of old Lady Lgbifoot known to
every oneman Of the turf will stand the present sea.
a. my stable Taylors Ferry, in Mccklcnburg
Va, and will be let to at $75 dollars the season
one dollar 10 the groom Good and extensive pasturagr
and servants board gratis Every taken 20 present
accidents and escapes but liability for either. Mares
with foals their sides will be fed twenty. five cents
per day. and tiose without if requested The season
will end on the first day of July.
JOHN G.. GOODE.
Al. .ln
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-12

nj OTiCE.-The subscriber takes this way of inform
La ing his friends and the public generally that he has
taken the house formerly occupied by Mr. Hiram Bragg
at the of Ii and 9th streets, Shocko Ill., where
he will keep constantly hand, large OF
GROCERIES, suitable for families, where he wishes
those in want of Groceries 10 call and if they
not be accommodated. SAM'L. CRANE
April 1I2-,E,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-12

az Il. POWEls ENTIRE STOCK of higl.jred
lVH fmpyored, Durham, Stortho C.3TT'LE, i'm.
ported or bred by him, will be sold SArUpDAY 23D
Aref sTxr, at o'clock, at Powclion," opposite to
Phadelpha Authenticated pedigrees viii be given At
the time of sapnOst Of be animals having been de.
rived irom selections made by MIR Powell, in England
in 1890. WIN. HUGHES
Powcllnn. March 2G lns--l2nA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-12

<o,cOi IrlZes. .........-.. amounting TO SSo4O,2UO
Hholc Tickets $40, Iiaires So, Quarters So 80.
1t will be perceived that the above splendid scheme
TO purchase packages in Twenty five whole tickets in
every package, which will be forwarded FOR 1910 Shares
in proportion.
TO be obtained by the package single ticket fthe
ever and all lucky HOYT,
At the Virginia Lottery Office, directly under the sign of
the Eagle.
~ Orders for tickets from any part of The u. Staes
States by mail or otherwise, enclosing cash prize
tickets, thankfully received and executed by mail,
with the same prompt attention personal application,
and the result given (when requesed) Immediately after
the drawing-if addressed TO ID. NJ. HOYr
N. BIN all cases. the original (Aapagers) tickets
and shares will be liable to
any mistake dispute ID. NJ. II.
March l5 I03-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-12

TH7O PLANTERS OF ORONOKO TOBACCO
"a The planters Of whom ] have purchased crops Of
Oronoko Tobacco will confer favor on me by deliver.
ing them TO The orderof n & r. Gwathmcy ia the city
Of Richmond. between the 18th Of May and the 1s Of
June Those who cannot deliver their crops by the st
o June, viii please defer the delivery until tie 18th Of
June any time between Che middle Of that month and
The frat day Of July. JOHN G.. HUGHES.
March b. Off
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-12

FOR tue beneh OF the Mechanical Benevolent Society of
Noriolk-Ciass No. I for 1886
TO DC dra,ca al Axandra, Saturday, pra 23d, 1886.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-12

N%T NJ. AMBLER, hton,ey at La,o has removed
VV bis Office to the basement story of the Po@lla-
tan House.
April g. 1I1-o,
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r. u.
n 1886, will commence usual on tile second Tues.
day in May next, and continue four days.
FIRST DAY.
swcepsake (for colts and FLIES, years old mile
heats entrance $500 forfeit $780, and close on
the first day Of April now subscribers, aud several
expected.
Su6scri6ers--John Uetb, WIN. williamson, VIM r.
Johnson, WIN. Wynn, George Goodwynn, VIM. Me
Cargo VIM H. White
The subscriber that comes il the above stake will also
be bound in another stake this fall mile heats $500
entrance, forfeit $500 to by the FIRST Of September
next, but viii not be compelled 10 maine the colt
SECOND DAY.
Proprictors Purse 5000 two mile heats entrance Sf5
THIRD DAY.
Jockey Club Purse 600, four mile heats entranco
$50.
FOURTH DAY
sweepstake with colts and lillies three years old
mile heats entrance $780, half forfeit two subscri.
bers, and 10 name and close the 10Th April.
Same day, Silver 'fufeen, will ron for a single two
miles out free for ell agesentrance money depends
upon the subscribers.
WILLIAM WILLIAMSON, Proprietov.
8pri ~ Il3-td
NOTlCE.-Tle subscriber wishes 10 hire Cor the ba-
i lance Of the year, first rate man Cook who can
come well recommended, and for such liberal price
will be given. JOHN yOWLEs
Eagls Hotel Charioasseiie w.
FEB 20 y4-tf
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IA Office The subscriber, Attorney at Law, viii al
IL tend the Superior Court Of Law and Chancery Of
ilenfco county, tie General Court and Tie Court Of
Ape ais and will give strict attention 10 business con
ided TO him in those Courts lie has taken part Of the
Office Of his son, Dr. y. H. Smith, near the Bell tavern
where, or at his dwelling, he may generally be found cz
cept when in attendance upon tie Courts
JOHN ~. SMITH.
Richmond, April 1886. flO-IGt
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/ HhR. EDWIN p. 1ALLEY, having located at New
~ Canton respectfully offers bis professional servi
ces 10 the public.
Buckingham, April5. I1i--@
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LATEST FROM ST. ANTONIO.

MI Winston arrived here or Tuesday last, having
lci St Antonio the 2Sth ultmo. tc informs us that
Gen Cos had barricaded that town. and planted cannon
upon the church, which occupies its square and centre
and is three hundred feet above its level BY this posi-
iion Mr. Winston further states, the Mexicans
bed to rake all the streets in the piace-there being on
~ four.
Gen Cos has 800 troops under his command at that
point while part of the Texan army, about 200 in
number in possession and stationed at some mills
half mile above ST. Antonio, and the remainder OF It Sta
toned at several advantageous points for the purpose of
cutting off all manner of recruits 10 Cos.
On the 9th the day previous 10 Mr.. w departure,
report had reached the Texan forces that reinforce
men of 400 MeSlcans were on their way TO JON General
Cos. Col Tanning (of Ga) gallant soldier and skill
full officer, was despatched with one hundred men 10
meet them and cut them off.
On the 2s'th the Texan army were 10 have received
large field piece with hundred and balls. AS
they arrived they designed to assault the town,
and from their favorable situation at the mills was
peced break down the walls and storm the town. with
out even the loss of lives or bloodshed.'
The brave and intrepid little Texian army have ban
tered General Cos with the odds Of four to one if he
would dare march out and give them fair fight in the
open prarc but the courageous General could
Ter courage enough to show fight with his eight hundred
SpauiardS against TACO hundred TcrianS.
The republican Mexcans Of St. Antonio much en-
ragged the brutal conduct of Gen Co.'S in prostitung
female virtue the lice nliousncss of his sudiery for
which it is supposed that he possibly leave
the town.
Houston has been appointed maor-general of the re.
gular troops and was, the 18th ut recruiting. By
this time he is with the main army ST. Antonio Gen
Austin has resigned his command Col. Tanning was
solicited to take it, but because his company who went
with him to that country insisted that he should remain
their commander, he declined
In all probability the town of ST. Antonio, by this time
has been made conquest by the Texans. fhs be the
case, they have declared themselves free and ndepend
emit and Texas is, by conquest, theirs Each common
soldier will be entitled 10 $40 of land in addition
wages.-.""emphis Gazette Dec. 10.
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HsDYE ESH'aC.
WRITINGS OF GEORGE WASHINGTON

WRITINGS OF GEORGE WASHINGTON.
The earlier volumes Of this publication by Mr. Sparks
have been Cor time in our hands The work has
been continued with steady progress; and since the last
year. the fourth fifth SIXTH seventh and eighth volumes
have been rendered to the public. 1t will be completed
in ten twelve volumes.
We perused with deep interest the earlier volumes of
this NATIONAL and we may proudly say, this noble work
They open up the dawn of the great mind which emery
cd to light with the nation, and which, in these writings
traces, with the utmost dsnc,ness and fidelity, the his
tory and character Of the country that with it. In
the letters Of Washington, as arranged by NJ Sparks,
all the great events. and even the mnuter transactions
of his times, skeched with precision and clear
ness which none but actor in the scenes could
give-one who has viewed With his own eyes the
fields ofbatlle-who gave directon-who was the GEN.
tire towards which all information tended-and whose
duty it 10 it for his use and that of
his fellow abourers in the canse Of the country. In
reading Washingtons letters to his mother and BROTHER
describing the progress of Braddocks campaign, and
the tragedy with which CLOSED, were carried back
to The Gme, if it affair of yesterdayso pal
pcbe does his plain good sense and unaffected style
make every thing appear. His Typographical skill
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(which nv p]ates Mr. Sparks has brought to the MA OF
ihs reodcl makes the spot on which every LnenHfaolc
event occurred, present u the eye; ant nS u t ,h
.llect. and truth of feeling, renders the hsloy VI M
are in which lie lived, almost a pcrcCl w.,
oT his countrr as we'll ofhimsclt lncie IS IDOL 80"
name belonging 10 the period in when " ash!ns
was connected with the military anu c'' coieI Ls
this continent who dues not live III the Iecoiu w
left behind him There is no one SO wen qu"it. linz ~
nvner;ence habits and atanmens, 10 present lcse pa
.rs in their pruper order to furnish ny
ro,cs the connecting Links which bring the suD]cc'S I
the views taken of them together as MI SpNII. H.
der his mastery hand, the publication asu t .I J
rncier of mboded National Annals, drawn oy te ha'o
and authenticated as we'll dignied IN peng the on
spring of the Father Of his Country AS arcVes Oh '
United States they should form part OIL all le puOii'
libraries Of the union OF The Dep"r luz y. n:N . ,h.
yernmcnt and Of every individual who can aliofu le
expense. ,,,h ,o,;no
the extent of the work. and the testimonial Of PERSONS 10
whom lis plan has been submitted.-uf0Oe'
BosroY, Nov. 81, 1885
Tho s,bsc,;hers have examined the plan of Mr.
Sharks Edition of the WElTISGs OF WtsHlHGToN,
with historical notes and illustrations, and Lille OF the
Author. a., H..
1t will comprise, in ten twelve octaVos, the best
norton ofal the compositions of that great man, selected
E, moro Than siyty folio manuscript volumes, and the
result of more than years researches oy the huilo
in the Public Offices in London Paris, Washington, and
all the States of the Revolutionary Conedcracy, as well
cess in various quarters. Among these papers will be
found documents concerning the domestic, AGRICULTURAL
and whole business character OF Washington not less
than his career public stations and OF the highest IN
teres, TO the farmer and merchant, as well as to the
statesman and other classes. The Agent will exhibit
large number of valuable and curious plates to
be added to the first plan of the work
We avail ourselves with great pleasure OF this oppor.
tunity 10 commend Mr.. Sparkss Collection to the pat
ronag of our icllow-ctzcns His competency us the
Editor, requires comment Of ours; and the rich value
and deep interest Of his work must appeal at once to The
Judgment and feelings Of every American who reVeres
the name of the immortal Father of his Country, and
would cherish, in the high honor which is due TO him
and them, the precious lessons he has left US.
Hon. DASIEL WEBSTER,
Hon. ARHor LAWRENCE,
Hon. JosErH STORY,
His Excellency EDWARD EVERETT,
Hon. CHARLES JACKSON,
Hon. LEMuEL SHAW,
Hon. WILLIAM SrLLIrAS,
Hon. SAMUEL r. ARMSTRONG,
Hon. PELEc SpEAGuE,
Hon. WILLIAM b. CALHOUN.
JOHN G. WARnES, NJ. d.
JAMES JACKSON Nj. d.
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POETR Y.
!. ,rcn yrr REMAINS rNsrNG. -

r-,,, ,hc january Southern Literary IHe'seHaa'/
'''" TIE WAGNER:
Two of,ea thought il were as"cu
yyho.c lot cnyied most ,
M%o'c one 'W | though. mos, lightly sa'ked
or MAS unnumbcrcd'd host
IA ysy. I'd DO a mountain uoy,
And drive n noble team, No, hoS
Wo, hoy I'd cry,
and lightly lily
Into my saddle seat;
NV rein 10 SUCK
Nv whip I'd crack
VIVA, music is 30 sweet:
Civ hacks I'd drive, Of ample chest,
ali carving high the head;
All harncss'd tight, and saily dIeSt
In winkcrs tipp'd with red
Oh yes, I'D be n mountain boy,
And such q toam I'd drive, Wo, hoy!
Wo, hoy I'd cry,
The lint should fy-
wo, hoy you Dobbin! Ball!
Their feet should ring
And | would sing,
I'd sing my ful de roll
My bells would tiaSlc, tinsle ling,
Beneath each bcar-skn cup,
And as saw them swing and swing,
l'd be the merriest chuP-
Yes, then I'D be mountain boy
And drive q juggling team Wo, hoy
Wo, hoy! I'd cry
My words Bhouiu ny,
Each horse would prick his car;
With tigbten'd chain
Ny numbering vain
Would move in its career.
Tho GOLDEN sparks, you'd sec them spring
Beneath my horses tread;
Each tail I'd braid il mp with string
Of blue, or Haunting red;
So does, you know, the mountain 10Y
Who drives 4 dnshing team, Who, hoy:
Who, hoy! I'd cry
Each horsc's eyc
With FIRE would seem TO burn;
With lifted hend
And nostril spread
They'd secmthe Garth 10 Spurn.
They'd champ the bit, and fling the foam'
As on they dragged my load;
And would think Of distant home,
And whistle upon the road
Oh would were mountain boy,
I'd drive n six horse team, Wo, hoy:
Wo, hoy! I'D cry
Now by yon sky,
I'd sooner drive ihoSe stecds
Than win rsnown,
Orwcura crown
Won By victorious deeds
For Crowns OF press the lansuid heud,
Aud health the wonrer shuns,
And victory, ,rnmphng oil the dead,
May do for Goths and Huns
Seek them who will, they have no Joys
For mountain inds, and Wuson-boys.
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TIE NEW YORK FIRE.

1t is with the greatest satisfaction we learn that the
late confagration in New York is much less calamitous
than was supposed by those making the lowest estimates
soon after its occurrence.
We have seen letter of late date from most intel
ligcnt source, which says:
1.-THE great loss by the fire in this city, falls on the
stockholders OF the Fire Insurance Companies. The
merchants were generally insured and they will get all
their man, The Real Estate owner can sell his lot for
much as lot and store would have brought with but few
exceptions"
With the energy and enterprise Of The New York mer-
chants that part which was destroyed by the lire will;
we doubt not in few months: be rehnilt with increased
spenur and convenience; and with their industry add
cd heir losses soon rerarcd.-GLOIc
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YHyHE National Monument to the memory .,y s
IxGroS.-It being important that the s,,s ofob,
able at an early day to form some oplni"n o. e
ble amount that will be received FROM
State it is earnestly requested that assistant cOes
use the utmost diligence in waiting upon the ,Sp
who it now seems are all willing to contribute apI
to me their success by lst February if pae'crJ remit
Ali who report deposte in some BANK, n o.
be by that time, in 60 days from amt eomns
The names of contributors, and the amount conI' an
bv each, will be published so far as ssceT'dTrtS
February. c"T.,,or for VrsiH''
Is
December 90.