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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-05-24

Now LET us see what these worthless hare
said Of each other.
II was no longer ago than November last,
that Mr. Calhoun, viewed il rs assuming
heavy responsibility" to shack and sustain
those IN WHOSE WISDOM, FIRMsEss AND PA
TRoTlsM, he had no reason to conide." This
was his language at that time in relation to
" the party" He has, however, found the
responsibility which he appeared to dread to
assume, avoided entirely, by change in po-
sition from that then contemplated by him.
In place Of backing those, who he considered
possessed neither, wisdom, frqnness, nor pa
t,ioGsm they finding him full. to overflow
ing, Of all these noble qualities, have made
him their leader and have become his hackers!
But three years ago, Mr.. Calhoun, in re-
ference to the Globe, thus spoke; said he,
"however BASE and PROSTITUTE, ii is
the known and established organ Of the Exc
cutive, sustained by its power and pampered
by It's hands,"
tits now The organ Of the Executive, and
will any one venture to say it is less base and
prostitute now than It was at that time? We
suspect not The individual who thus de-
nounced and stigmatized the Globe then, is
held up by its editor as the greatest patriot in
the land
On the same occasion Mr.. Calhoun said,
referring to the Administration, repeat
what asserted on former occasion--that
reform, thorough, radical reform, or REvoLU-
TON is ineriiable-there Is no alternative"
What reform has there been, that, in place of
revolution, we now find Mr.. Calhoun in the
front rank ofthe supporters Of the Administra
ton! Has Mr.. Van Buren, failed to fulfil his
pledge 80 tread in the footsteps Of his illus-
trioas predecessor"
Let us now show what the Globe said of
Mr.. Calhoun in the early part of the year
1888. II commenced by calculating /" That
a blessing J. C. Calhoun has been 10 The ,rhoie
South! In reaching for the Presidency, he
contributed his first efforts to build up the
American systematic tarif-bank--in
nal improvements and thus for almost TWEEN
ty years the Southern States have been drained
Of their wealth. AT last seeking power in
another direction, he originated Notification,
to be consummated by secession, and thus he
has continued to drain South Carolina Of her
population"
Now, there is no g reaching for the Presi-
dency," no seeking for power in another quar-
teri" he is the only true representatives of
his State in the Senate--he is the PATRIOT
who lives to gain new honors!'
What country ever before beheld such an
alliance as exhibited before us, acting to-
gether, and exerting their united faculties to
overthrow the institutions Of the country, and
on their ruins found despo,ism! What will
the honest-hearted and real patriots of the
country say to this coalition Of heterogeneous
materials They cannot but turn from it with
disgust and alarm!
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-05-24
A BET.

The Madisonian says, " there is gentleman in this
city (Washington) who will bet ONE THOUSAND
DoLLARS that Ddrid X, Porter will be elected gov
ernor OF Pennsylvania Herald & Sentinel
Our contemporary Of the Financial City, thus politely
copies our announcement Of bet for which we thank
him but ne must excuse for not copying his CON-
mentary. We gave the notice to obligc an Honorable
gentleman, our friend and adversary and he viii he
still more obliged, should the Herald make the proca-
nation ,oho could take mp his bel!
" If this be worth your hearing, mark it,
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-05-24

SIN THE REGULATIONS WHICH CONGRESS-
MAY PRESCRIBE, RESPECTING THE CUSTODY
OF THE PUBLIC MONEYS, 1T is DESIRABLE THAT
AS LITTLE DISCRETION AS MAY BE DEEMED
CONSISTENT WITH THEIR SAFE KEEPING,
SHOULD BE GIVEN TO EXECUTIVE AGENTS.
Gen. Jackson's Message, Dec. 1895.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-05-24

(tATLiN'S INDIAN GALLERY, in the Wgwam.
~ has closed, according TO his advertisement oui'
owing to the inclemency Of the weather which has pre-
vented people from visiting il, he will open Tor 1odays
and evenings more and longer On Friday and satof
day the 25ih and 26th. may -
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-05-24

In THOSE THINGS WHICH ARE ESSENTIAL, LET THERE
DE uSrTY--iN NoN-EssENTlALs, LIBERTY, AND IN ALL
THINGS oHARiTy.--Augastn.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-05-24
THE HON. SPEAKER POLK.-THE SUB
TpEA SIrRY STATE RANKS

The following extract from speech made
by Mr.. Polk in 1885, gives the opinion he
entertained then, respecting the Sub Treasury
scheme which had been introduced by Gen.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-05-24

d.rsec FIRST page for several Editorial articles-Ne-
minahon for the Presidency, Obituary Of Dr.. AniO-
marcia, Stale Banks, Dc.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-05-24

to the House Of Delegates Of Virginia by the
late election.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-05-24

the bin making appropriation for the oppression q IN
dian hostililies for 1885, - prrr =
The question being on the motion Of Mr. s .
amend The bill to appropriate two millions o. dollars
for tho adjustment Of the controversy VIII, ny oheio
KEGS by granting them this much IN aadi'ioh 70 Tue
amount stipulated in the treaty.
Cherokee ,reaty and contended that was rauduenty
obtained.
Georgia, Fillmore, Warner, and Gushing.
Adjourned.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-05-24
COMMUNICATIONS.
FASHIONABLE SELFISHNESS.
To mend the worlds vast design"

Our FAIR CORRESPONDENT has undertaken an Her
culean task bat she has brought to it an unconquer
able mind Her structures upon the selfshness of
Fashion, are not less just than severe Such sub
ect Is not simply 10 be looked at II must be handled
and our fair correspondent has shown fastidious
ness in shrinking from the contact when to touch il
was necessary to dissection. We bid her God speed
in her praiseworthy undertaking; and If she should
fail to attain her object, she cannot fail of her re-
ward the consciousness ofhaving discharged thank
less, but patriotic duty.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-04-20

MIR B remarked upon this exhibit as corresponding
wonderfully with that of the Louisville canal, end show.
ing an increase of nearly fourold IN the commerce ut
ST. Louis under the mPrsrtlcable and outandish ad'
ninis,ra,ion "a il was called. OF Gen. jackson, and
large increase in the year Of rvn that OF any pre-
ceding year-eyen the bloated year Of 1896 The arrv
ing and departing tonnage for the year 1887 was lo0 e2
tons the for greater pat Of it being the growth OF seven
wears. and that not only without haHss but upon the
loss Of one loss of the United States Branch bans
which wound up after the veto of 1882 and from which
time the commerce of The city advanced with giganuc
strides and established itself upon founaetons loo 'oo
to be overthrow by any convulson
The foreign commerce of some of The pr,ncpai sea.
nor,s mex, claimed tie attention Of Mr. he took
The ports of Boston, New York. Philadelphia Baltimore,
Charleston, and New Orleans, as presenting leading
noint, in tie different sections Of ihe Union, and COM
pared the imports in those cities during the admrs'ra
lion of Mr. Adams when the Federal party ard the
Federal bank were in full power with those not OF led
which was year of bloat and ogerac'ion bot with the
wear Of ruin-ls37-when the mad anc wicked mea-
sures of The absurd impraccabe and outandish mea-
sure. of the Administration of the Republicans hac pro-
drced ,bs foil measure of their fatal destruction he
presented table compiled for him at the Treasury De-
partnef7t, and read IT.
Sa,,n.ut of the raIus imports tnso tie Caited SEatcs,
far the years and ports mrnfioned
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-04-20
2Ti3 LOB 81

MIR B. read over this table, and then commented upon
some pars Of il, The increase IN the numhsr Of steam
boat, which passed the canal had Increased four od IN
seven years: and the yen Of rurnlo3Thad presented
as large an increase any preceding one had done Bat
the number Of steamboats, was not NE mos! correct crI
,on. the ,oonaue is more accurate especsliy IN.
cudes fats and keel boats: and tested by the tonnage
i, will be- seen that the increase three fold IN seven
and tina, the year Of ron presented an increase OF
60 coo tons tina, Of the preceding ys-r. 60 mucn
n,c,ro,ion of commerce on the Ohio river, and
in Kennedy itself in this black year of Perdion ard
destruction
The commerce of the port Of ST. Louis was the second
,e. to which Mr.. subjected The domestic commerce OF
,b cnmn,ry s, Louis was port of entry by law, and
nor, Of destination by position for nearly all the boats
which entered IT, II not merely touching or stop
ping point for beats bound elsewhere but was port Of
destination fr the delivery Of carges and The reception
or ladinp have the statement of It's steamboat COM
u,e,ca G1, seven yenrs; and this is the result:
1ic TI.t ksn.hc- %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-04-20
CLARKE'S OFFICE,

Temple Of FORTUNE
First door below the entrance 10 the Eagle Hotel Rich
mond, Virginia.
Pri-,s as usual. going IF at Clarks's Office
Drawing of the Alexandra Lottery. Class l-highes'
Capital prize, $4,000.
:, g. II "a Il Al "a 10 4 Sc e. l6 II
Whole Ticket, Nos 4 60 81, prize of $500; also
,6 II H. prize of $780, together with many other
smaller prizes, were sold and cashed at ,,,,,,-
''"N' CLARKE'S OFFICE.
!9nolher Splendid Scheme far 2la .Arrd!
S5OO0O-Sl0,000.
virginia state Lottery,
For the benefit Of the Petersburg Mechanic association
Class No 3, for 1s35-To be drawn at Alexandra
Va, on Saturday, April 2ls':
GRAND CAPITALS.
prize of $4,000, Of 10000 of GOO, Of 1900
Of 600, OF 1000, of 6l5, 10 Of 600. &c, &c
Tickets only $40, halves So quarters 81 30.
All orders from the country (hr and near for tIcket
in the above or any other Lottery will meet with the
An''' CHASTAlN CLARKE,
March q fl05-2aw,d] Richmond, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-04-20

M3RGR3VE ,cinRer of the great 81. Ledger Stakes.
be Horss Of his year the muley
the sire evathan whose colts are running vel INC West
Va Is North city Of Richmond miles West
of House, and miles OF Col o. Goodais Ia
verp Al SIS the $2J TO be in be
Maid as soon be parted with and 81 TO the
groom every Mares vi" be well fed for 81 la cents per
on Mares fons and barren Mares but will not be
nasuIes Will be furnished charge
Margraye is ds,k ehesnu,, without white, fully feet
rIcn, strength and and with bone
than bred Horse and beauty enough TO
nc action excellent and very sure oaseer and his
colts superior ever dropped IN the region where he has
Marrrave By all good judges far the best Horse
of has year. both for speed and OutHe and being Horse Of such
propagate noble stock for long distances being descended from
the bet four stock For this abeer pedigree eanot be
oupJ in the whole English Stud Book
He won Criterion Stakes 30 New Market and
good second for the safs' ~ se,
tockbrdge Stakes ST. Ledger 70 the Gas
cosno Stakes carrying lbs extra at Doncaste the
Duke Michael Is subscribers New Market besides other
races He started for the Derby STAGES o which all
allow be could have with ease he had not been compromised
Horse in stable. The English Sporting Maya
N.ye wa, not made had oil been running Mar
rave would been first and BeFam second Again ar
I. the ST. ought have the Derby feat
yer performed since the year levo. -, 49,, -,
M sde could staons Pam and Mssae prord
ed they not srained until S0 Yeas S, os
Marsaves brilliant on the turf having won
three events and travelled 100 miles fortnight whOu;
sny an9aeut considering the stou,ness
with his Great stride appears better adapted 10 dane
He met conquered all the best horses OF his
/ Masazne.) ,a ., .., g.
IedreT and capital Stallion having covered at Tor $3.50 out
o Derby and Oaks time has been
done best and sister to Cessid dam Of
pran and Julia Phantom Orvc got Eitns winner Of
the Derby covering $685. and Of Priam and Plenpo
winners Derby of the Oaks Mango winner
Of the ST. Ledger and other good u-
lev Vepa winner Of the Oaks, Lviathan imp huey Mo-
| loch and many others.
His dam by Election Of the Derby, and rstrate four
mile Horse Gchanna best Horse al distance Of his
dsy equal Stallion to Of any age his canddam arr
Helen by am5conian who inrinebe any distance; Helen
by Depni; Phenomcnon ATLANTA by Ma'chem Lass
Mill Oronoko; Traveller; Miss Makeess Brimme Dicky
Burton This pedigree the good
ne fashionable md remarkable for the
and unanchns of its they being the
Pridm and
all descendants the mare end rss nea aH and so are
sire Of the ST. Ledger Leviathan and many
Of rhe and The two first Horses
s NOT world in pedigree and hgh claims TO
,ceIeucs but proofs aud particulars VIII be givea
nv II only necessary for those who wish to rear the
| 20 sec Margrave the public he the stonest
Horse and Of fine appearance In Short
like him better than any Of the Importation -u,r,
Feb 81 t93-2awul "M. L. NnlIE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-04-20
FRESH SPRING GOODS.

received by the last packets New York. OF
opb All Rcsnoos packets now New YORK.
large general ssasonabte Goods
can Auctions. which sold wholesale aad retail at the low
r for cash or good city paper whole Of supply being
$50 packages. WILDE received and aaosed ey e sist Oh
April country merchants viii have al opportunity
ming choice assortment and at moderate prices.
ere part, peT invoices already tohaud:
Extra cloths add casst:nsres
Emmett and French eassimetes, assorted eoloFs
Sgjer summer cloths and crap. canbleis
Super hllck French bomhaz'ne ios summer coats; &c
Valencia, velvet, narseies and weliHSs Tor vests
Irish linens lawns and thread csmbfc
Napkins, table cloths and table daa'ss
French drilling
English and iTish do
ronnoa fine and superhne French brown linen
j bales German buraps, No Ito T. Superior ,,.
Super and medium quality black gro de Rhas
Gch asurei assorted CO Tor, and PLATA poui; de Sol
Do oan and figured satins choice eoiors
Pain and figured assorted coored gro DE Nap
Do bonnet. cap and lus,ring Hobsnds
LADIES' black and white plain and figured silk nose
DO do do and assorted eolored 'lrk gloves
Do horse ska, kid and pick nick Go
Superius French painted musi"s and lawns
Do IA DO prints, new patterns
Pain, checked, striped and worked Swiss mu'lins
Null, book and medium mu.ins and Scotch lawns
30 cases low priced, medium and hne cateee'
Rich furniture and common do
Garment and furniture dfuty
Thread lacas
El.incs aad iaserin.s
BO5binet outings qnd cotton laees and sdsinss
HInisone pisId and striped ginshams
Plaid and cotton aig hhdfs
L4rr- India DO and ponyeedc
beached and brown shirtiRss ood sAeen'
from 10 anest quality
81 and A. apron checks and bed ticking
Heavy ro1ed striped cotton goods lor servants
81 bales Richmond aud Petersburg cotton oznasurss
Pi striped domestcs with great Variety wheA are NOT
.s:m. a, a'oTs' oil ~A's VALENTINE BREEDEN
Waite Bsiiiisgs, Street, Saoeke HUI
ll5-1tSlaS3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-04-20

ITO wnney Betsey Anne Muyard, Crocia, Polly Nancy Cos
sana Davy Laxana and Mass R'berson
ford Eliza Crawford Beverley Crawford Peter Geose
w Crawford Reuben Crawford and William Crawo,d Ham'
Peter Elizabeth Richard James, Martha Sarah and John DcSe
e.
Take notice that shall Friday the llth day Of May max.
Newark county Of Louisa between the hours o.
the morning and O'Clock the evening that The
position Col William Crawford 10 he read as evidence 10 sun
in Chauccy depending Louisa comfy Court IN WHICH,
administrator Of Arthur Robertson, deceased and az
Of Peter Crawford and plaintiff and you are deenoan
aud from any the said Deposition should not be taken On
that day. shall from dsy at the same pace o
March d fioSmvsw.I ROBT. DALTON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-04-20
To the Commissioners of the Revenue.

AUDITOR OFFICE, Aprll ~ 1900
NyOU for the support OF
for the year 1885 copy Of which has o7oa for
the following taxes have been increased VIZ
On fpd IL from eight TO ter cents on eve
mproved o from two TO two
ana ha dollars every hundred dollars annual rent or 'aus on
.yerr slave above twenty TO thirty CENTS
every mule, &c., from six to nsht cents ou
will the alterations 10 your land aud
property books.
The General Assembly have passed 1t ITS late session "an act
nornr the OF lands in this Commonwealth
and the who shall be appointed under that act
hooks when the shall bave been
corrected their guide ~ preparing the tables Oh
You will perceive esPecal the commission
s Of Virginia. how important 10 oes'ow more an
ordinary and attention in making out the land books 10 all
sold under the net of 1884, and Purchas
ed for the and have been afterwards redeemed by
the nro7ctor. forwarded list Of such edemftons IN or
der thai restored 10 The land books should
sTcady All such lands 80 sold and purcss
for which have been ought
70 m oaecd at the end order that the assist
an, may transfer them TO their tables Tor re
LES of ali such sales Eastern Virginia since 1891 and 10 "
rn y,oioa for the 1884, The only OF sales 10 that dis
obtained from the clerks OF The county courts
Very respectfully, yours, &c -
ApJil IL lll3-2tI J!iS' L. MAJ ~ .7"N"D'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-04-20

Mr. AGamss administration, the most favorable
10 The Opposition and would be seen that II Boston
the increase OF nporatioGs Ave millions Of dollars
IN value; III View York, the Cc,es.e thirty seven
millions; in Baltimore above two millions; IN Charles
ton, than double; in New Orleans doubled, and
million and half Philadelphia tie sea, Of tho
great Bank, The only place that exhibited decline
ell the rest exhibited Fast Improvement and The fur
Their of from the Philadelphia protector, the better
The of Charleston was particularly striking. The
commerce Of that city regularly declined from year 70
year, ander TIE wahe:ing influence Of The high tart
policy, during the administration OF Hr Adams, and
the presence Of branch bank Of she great rrgo!ator II
declined for four years thea rapidly recovered under
the administration OF General jackson; and in The year
Of ruin, double the amount Of the last year OF Mr..
Adalns's time
Mr. b. referred To The exports, and imports Of specie,
tn show the further superiority of the year of ruin over
tie finest year of Mr Adams administration, or eveT
the whole OF PIT together His ayerment was that
The gain .a mpsft CT specie the exports wos,
for Inc y-ar 1887 onr milloss and o9arter Of dollars
while, for The whole four years o; Mr. hdams admins.
tra,ion the gain bal million On these points
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-04-20
FRID.9 Y
BY The Goccrnor Of The Commonwealth Of Ptrgt",9'
A A nI0N

VIZ HEREAS vacancy hath occurred in the repre-
w sentation from this State in the Congress Of Inc
United States by the resignation Of Juas NJ PArroS,
Esq member of the House of Representatives for The
District composed Of the Counties Of SFottsy Gull
pepper, Rappahannock, Madison, Orange and Greene
Now, therefore, DAVID CAMPBELL, Governor OF the
Commonwealth have thought proper u direct the seye-
raj She,fs of the posing said district TO
hold election on Thursday the 26h day Of the present
month"; for Representative Of the said district, in place
Of John NJ. Patton, resigned.
Given under my hand as Governor, and under the
lesser seal of the Commonwealth al Rich
isl mond, this ninth day Of April, 1893
DAVID CAMPBELL.
April 10 lilo
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-04-20

TYO THE PLANTERS OF TOBACCO.-The In
spec,ors at seabrooks Warehouse take this me-
hod of informing their friends and the public generally
thai they are prepared receive, store, and when d.
rected SELL all Tobacco that may be sent to their Ware
house They pledge themselves to use every eIerton
in their power to give satisfaction to all that may send
their Tobacco to them.-They will pay the Drayage
from the Basin Depo, and Dock all Tobacco that
NAV be sent to them for sale.
Notwithstanding the base falsehoods that have been
circulated by interested persons, To nue the Ware
bonse we can assure the Planters tha, can and are
Welcomes As an evidence Of the fact, Tobacco was
sold at seubrook last year for s3 50 per hundred the
highest price that was obtained in Richmond We hope
be, we will not be made to suffer for the sins Of others
an that we ask of the Planters is fair trial We will
nav charges ON all Tobacco sent 10 us
p"' CHAMBERLAYNE g. BURCH,
u,,.h6 Te6-2aw2ml Inspectors.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-04-20

YpSHE Sherits Of the counties Ut Norfolk Nanse'
b Bpnd and Princess Anne;-Brunswick, Dlnw'd
die ano G,sensrile3-King L. Queen. King "ni'aT'
Gloucester Mathews and MiddieseI;-FlEyonna Sooch'
land Louisa and Hanover;-Loudoun and Fai'fas;-Al'
!erhsny, Bath Pocahonas and Bortourt,Broake OHIO
TYLER and Marshall; Kanawhu, Mason. Cabe!, Logan,
Nicholas Fayetie and Jacsson;-and the Mayor OF the
Botopph of Norfolk will take notice that elections are TO
he held al their Cont houses and other places appoint
ed By law for holding elections, the fourth Thursday
in April TO choose Senators to represent their respective
districts in the next General Assembly.
ADDISON HANSFORD, c. 5.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-04-20

INSURANCE AGAINST LOSS OR DAMAGE
h BY FIRE-The Hartford Fire Insurance Conpa.
ny of Hartford, Connecticut, and The Howard Fire In.
s1rance Company OF New York, continue 10 Insure
The most favorable terms against loss damage BY FIRE
Buildings, furniture and merchandise Of every descp
ton both in town and country, and all losses honoraby
adjusted and promptly paid within sixty days after the
amount of ,ss is asceraned Application for insurance
addressed to the undersigned will be attended to.
HUBBARD & GARDNER. agents
1,,6 7l-w25w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-04-20

NOTICE. bargain will be sold TO any gentleman Wishing
~ s se,t,e hirnsa pleudd establishment will sell my
Fxx win. upper OF Chesterfield County near ootes
K, and 800 sores between and goo acres
d ai,on sucieHcy OF wu"d land attached the
suiDs surpassed by any IN the county all IN
order The situation rarely surpassed 10 beauty per
.ey healthy supplied with the pure water body OF
coal has the Upland not far from the river and
good best coers The body OF the coal
6es in 800 Yards Of Appomaox which oarsshe al MI sea
sons TO this beautiful establishment for sale
Or IN esh being advised the best physicians reside
ia lime stone regions for relief an eIeelen. stand Tor store
md especially for professional man The pur
on, be required small portion Of the Pur
oneyhe balance credit Of and will be al
lowed desired Those wishing settle och Farm viii
call and examine for themselves. Possession this fan
WILLIAM :. OVERTON.
Goodies Bridge, Chesterfield County, Va.
n B-To company individual who understands mining
70, no, weu give Pits worthy the attention
Of any may disposed in profitable business
if early application be nude W. . ~
hereby certify that tried of til" coal taken from MI
yrron Land out OF pit 80 deep, and found 20 burn
vey free and have no that belief hsrs
is large of COAL and property sought ansr might he found
WILLIAM WILKINSON.
April IL lll3-j StdhSSmtta