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SPRING STOCK.

r W. RANDOLPH 4 CO., booksellers and Bo0kjinders' q
sS oos below Eiys Hotel Rchmond receiving by tho
packets ,beif Spring supply OF Books Stationary, and
80 Goods embracing the usual variety, Which having oeen
% on the terms they enabled to sell to county mar
.Lns and others at very low prices
Bo9kbtnding.
Elvng purchased Of Mr. Mayo his bndcy we arc
execute bookndng variety Clerks OF Courts ana o,h
who heretofore had their books Of r Mayo are hs'
we SHALL continue to make them in the best syis'
School Books
Georraphies-or.y Smiths, Goodiich pane Btnn 900
brd &c nnd Wads Babs Butt'.rs, oces'et fae! '
Ialfs Cumming 8, Pinnocks and Adams: IT., c., r
Ati,hmecs-Davies' Smiths, Pixies smeys, Greens Enet
.on. CoIbornc., Jesses "iie,'s' Benefits Ds'0s' ana
spsiIer.-wcbcr's New York Parleys u States Coaey''
rs I'o;on un;rcTsa EneIson's Worcestcr and na!os.
Tc,Ie-Sew Cobb Union Series, WoIcrster' snhes'
Eer.ons Class Readers Murray, Young Ladies Gsss bop'
P,ey's Young Reader National Poer
and finnoeS's s.,, n,ou,,, Eirkbsm,.
and ngesuls. r. o,,e, .cbooI hooLs
The above, with nnumeraSe variety o. "'h e'0 ''"''
are 70, sale in any quantity, BY -, p,ynOLpU 4 CO
, =, m, ,-,r S,sttoatrs ard Music Dealers.
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TO TIE EDITOR OF TIE ENQUIRER

TO TIE EDITOR OF THE ENQUIRER
discover somc Correspondent of yours who seems to
have taken charge of Prince George county, wishes to in
Euce those who have not known the matters belonging
- late poilica! Transactions to believe that Mr. Shands
rs present delegate has nsreprescnrd his constituents
in voting for Mr. Rlves for the Senate. When Mr.
shands was last elected il known that ne was the
Trend OF as lives and thoroughly against the Execu
tive scheme the Sub Treasury 1t was generally known
when he left home that he would vote for Mr. Riyes-
1t he had been instructed TO have voted differently he
would have oeeye' such Instructions One Of his friends
stated this a, The P George January Cour-Mr Stands
has long represented che county OF Prince George and
has generally succeeded against all opponents He wish
ed to retire last year. ind Gade known his intention long
snce to some Of his friends that he would not be
d.daie. JUSTICE
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TO THE PEOPLE OF BUCKINGHAM


am still candidate for your Spring eleciion-that
hydra-heoded monster, the caucus-the caucus leader
Capt George Booker-and Dr. VIM. P. Rloseey its
last baby, born the - day OF March, lS30-or any
other Republican candidate that may be brought into the
field, to the contrary notwithstanding. | shall if Hea.
ven spares me- "be Charley on The spot-ready on all
occasions, In expose their weakness in political matters;
their weakness in judgment, in regard your hest in
teress their vaca,ions and their ncapecily 10 serve
you-and such always the favOrIles Of caucus
This CONTEST fellow citizens, is not Of my seeking
There are ambitious of rule and power "that
they had rather reign in hell than in Heaven"
and they, of them, have met the fate, partly Of
him who tried it in heaven-you know who that was;
and, if should exactly understand tit was
citizens, the author Of all evil the derH himself
They will not learn wisdom from misfortune but play
the game Of elerna al ruin, your political founes
preparing publication, which, if "lhe press is free
you will see in due tIme-then lay iota of blame at
my door, il you will only observe that then the
could be detators TO you, aeho The Republican cQnd
datss-and rho Rot-and by point of the finger or
nod Of the head, arch snlile-more resembling
that of Satan Whilst tempting Ere into taai destructoa-
have not yet learned the high road to Vienna or the
goal Of their ambition, gentlemen men of Cancellation
and peace but dicatoria the Auocra Of all the
Russiss.
shall fulfil my promise at all hasards-" Life nor
death, nor things past, things to come shall alter
my determination" Zone jot or title"-ard armed cup
PIE at all points, for such fish, fowls Aulocra,s
am, respectfully,
Your ieow-citizen.
c. r FONTAINE
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CO-NJ
WING PRACTICALISM.

WING PRACTICALIsM.
Ho, all ye frcemen Of this mighty nation,
Who 10 party politics hold n relation,
Give cat TO my lay, and here will define
What is "gcncrous and just polite and sublime"
In times that have passed, we acted our parts
For party, from principles nursed in our hearts,
And which we conceived would advance nation
In prosperity, peace, and lasting Duration
But our action is changed in this present crisis;
When we Wings and Conservatives join in devices,
'Tis to 90 for our interest," all principles scout,
That could put out who's in, and put in who's out
Were VIC 10 elect Tyler we acknowledge it true,
Our principles protested, we then would pursue;
But can he 20 for principles, who clearly perceivcs
Our interest demands the election Of Rves;
("WhO does for principle Z" lnpracticals ask
10 ascertain that, well refer them the task,
With this kind monition their pains and their trouble,
They'll find poorly paid, for Ills oil Ii bubble-)
Blu, 10 keep up show Of our great veueraton,
MIR. Tyler must have first the Wing nomination,
And receive FIRST votes 10 cover the plan,
While tho Sparans well know it is all sham.
This scheme VIC will caTry-'twill certainly gain
To our ranks the Conservatives, all in the main,
Which conjunction al secures plan,
To give Clay the State, and thus defeat Yun.
Besides, we believe Mr.. Clay has desired,
Whenever Of him our friends have enqurcd,
The election Of Rvcs, who is made Of such stuff,
That all must acknowledge him "good Wing enough"
Now let BIucher to Wellington only prove truc.
The Enquircr's Napoleon we'll have at Waterloo.
Then far in the we will have him sent,
And secured at Helena, his sins 10 repent.
And O! our glory :! our immortal renOwn!!!
When we hear our BusIcs the victory sound,
And the Locos shall come ard bow down nj cur feel,
And our mercy and clcmcncy beg md cntrcal.
PER CONTRA.
IIark bark! think hear sound
Long loud. and far il docs rebound
From mountain, hill, from plain and valley
On il is the Democratic rally.
To arms! to arms the Enquirer cries
To arms! TO arms. each champion flies /!
As true as ever clansmcn stood
I,y Roderick Dhu Robin Hood.
Each working nqn, Like some brown knight,
Comes to defend his sovereign right;
Aud lawyers, doctors-not a few
Join with the farmers, finn and true,
81 an 1,n
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IO.N.hC.NIl
.hf0remcntS in the Tenth Lcgioni

hfOremcntS in the Tenth Legion!
Al meeting Of number of citizens Of Page county
held at their Courthouse, Thursday, 18th March, for
the purpose of appointing delegates to meet their brel
in general convention be held in the city of Rich
mond, the 18th Instant The meeting was organised
by appointing VIM. Bradley, Esq Chairman and Maj
Jonas Aleshre, Secretary when the following resolu.
tons offered by Mr. Jordan (aer xplanalory OBJ
seryationsl were unanimously adopted
Resotced That we have undiminshed confidence in
the purity and ability of the present Executive of the
General Government, and that we intend to give it no
equivocnl or doubtful support.
Rssolrcd That we cordially approve The Of our
truly Democratic Senator WIN. II. Roane in The support
he has given the present Administration and what
conceive The true Virginia principles.
Reo~.seS, IT,. -:
mediate re representatives., DR.. VIM. NJ Robertson and
Col Mcpherson in their votes for United States Sc
naor and that they be requested 10 take seats in the said
Convention TO be held the 18th inst The following
gentlemen were also appointed by the chair delegates 10
The Convention Edward Almond, Daniel Finn, WIN.
A. Harris Charles II. Finn, David Bumgarner, Daniel
Spiller BENJAMIN F. Grayson, Sr., Jacob Brewbaker,
VIM Chapman, Jonas Aleshire, Gabriel Jordan, Addison
A JONES' George Price, Elias Overall, Joseph Roadcap
Joseph {. Kooniz
Rcsorsd, That the Editors of The Richmond Enquirer
and Sentinel Of the Valley be requested TO publish the
proceedings of this meetng when on notion the meet
WILLIAM BRADLEY, Chairman.
JoSAs ALEsHIRE, Secretary.
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LATEST FROM MExIco.-The schooner G II "e,let'
arrived at New Orleans the 10th instant from vera
CIpz which place she left the 2oth utIno Reports
that there were about sixteen French vessels Of war
and about twelve English off the ports that The Dflusn
Minister, Mr. Packenham, was expected TO aIr's l.u
the city Of Mexico TO hold conference win Inc
Admiral the object Of which not known.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-21

NMTlLLIAM q THOMAS ADAiR, No a, S0~h
w Charles street. BALTIMORE, offer 10. sale The tot.
lowing WINES, LlQu ORS, &c, DO, IN store and
landing from vessels
MADEIRA Wine, in pipes, hhds, Or. casks and eighths,
from 81 50 to IS per gallon direct importation and
entitled TO debeniure
Sherry Wines in or. casks and Indian barrels, V'ious
brands and qualities "
Port Wine in hf pipes and Of casks, tuAe enc nan
key and other brands
Mnlapa Wines sweet and dry, in iron bound or casks
and Indian barrels, direct inPoTtations and enliueo
10 debenure
San Lucar Wine, in or. casks "
Murseilles Madeira, "Grousset!s brand in pipes hlds,
or casks and Indian bbls.
Marseilles Port, in quarter casks
Old dry Lisbon, in pipes go
Tenerlffe London particular and cargo Guile" brand
and direct importation
Champaiqne, quarts and pints, of various brands and
qualities
Clare, in cases, sundry favorile brands
Clos De Vigeol in cases :.
Rhenish Wines direct impor,a,ions, " Niers'iener,
Hockheirncr," RudesheiGer,' " LieIiraumich,
Holland Gin, direct from Schiedsm, "Bacs Horse
.yine Leaf and "Greyhound' brands
Coenac Brandy, pipes and halt pipes
Jamaica Rum old and high favored
Irish and Scotch Whisky,
London double Brown Stout, 'Dun6ars and 'S"ayneS
brands quar-. and pint bottles
Scotch Ale, genuine "Aoa quarts and plns
London supeTine Flour Mustard, in Jars IL to II lbs
each -. ;,
Liquid Backing superior "Victoria in large and small
bottles
Enrish Wine and Porter Bottles
Genuine Havana Cigars, large assortment in hall aud
quarter boxes
EpaLish and French Window Glass in boxes OF
50 feet each; Crown Glass in crates
Railroad lron-500 tons
Railroad Spikes inch and 3-e,h
English Steel Rat rosnd and square Blister, and RAILROAD
Carriage Springs c,
Scotch Pig IRON No /, sof( and suitable for Castings
English Tea Kettles, assorted
Crude birthstone 100 TONS from the mines OF ST. LUCIA
Enash and Dutch Cloverseed red and white Of suPe.
ror quality in bags aud casks, OF bushels eacn
Irish Glue, in small casks, most superior article
The above Goods are all warranted genu'ne-the
Vines and LIQUORS pure as mpored-the greater part
CIV ~ hsraI ,arms by WIN. Il THOS. ADAlR,
'" ''' q South Charles st Baltimore.
M,-rhO
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HENRY COUNTY.

Al meeting OF the Re publican party held at Henry
Courthouse on the Cd Monday in March, 1859, being
Court day, for the purpose Of considering the
dation of the Republican members OF the Virginia AS.
senby to hold convention of the friends Of the presen,
Administration, on the third Monday in this month, in
the city of Richmond for the purpose Of adopting such
might be deemed best for healing the dvi-
sions which have been produced in the Republican party
Of the country by matters Of policy, in relation 10
the finances of the General Government; whereupon
the meeting called 10 order by George Hairson, Esq
whose nomination, Gen John billiard appointed
Chairman and George w. Dyer Secretary and the fol
lowing resolutions were adopted:
Resoired, That cordially approve of the plan for a
convention Of the Republican party OF Virginia 10 as
semble at Richmond on Monday next suitable means
Of restoring harmony among Republican brethren,
and Of advancing the great of free institutions
of preserving the barriers 10 usupa'ions of power, as
laid down in our happy system Of Government and ha-
wing the Government administered upon the will of The
people. "Princples, not men" is the Republican
i'm.
Rssored, That Joseph Fl. Allen, John Tyler Hairston,
n p Hairson, Christopher Y. Thomas, Peter Hairs,on,
Jno. billiard and Geo. w. Dyer be, and they hereby,
appointed Delegates to represent the Republicans Of this
county in said meeting.
Resoired, That these proceedings be signed by our
Chairman and Secretary and forwarded 10 the Editor Of
the Enquirer for publication
JNO. DILLARD, Chairman.
GEORGE w. DYER, Secrctary
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RICHMOND, March -, 1899.
FUR THE ENQUIl
To TUCKER COLES of !aLbemarie.


To TUCKER COLES of .albemarie.
Sin: AT time when Virginia needs the Of every
son. you must not be found wanting. You patriot;
you are ever have been, firm Republican. know that
no man feels deeper interest in the Of your
party, at this eventul moment, than Tucker Coles.
cali upon you, then, 10 waive all your personal wishes
TO sacrifice all private interests upon the altar Of your
country. call upon you 1t is your District that calls
upon you'll is your country. You be elected for
your Senatorial District from which your present excel
lent Senator Col Carr, voluntarily re,ires, with the re
greet Of all his friends. You must come out 10 fill his
place Come forth as Candidate. The times demand
it. You will not, cannot, refuse.
ious, with great respect,
Il Personal and Political Friend
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20 MMENIn It'll


In Hanover County Court February 81 1885, 1t beas announced
to the Court that since its last session COL WILLIAM InrEnEiR
who ono among oldest mcmbcrs had departed TINS
Therefore Resorei That this Count and lis officers Tor ms
have thought justly due TO his memory hit inns ~
manifestat Of his value should be noticed ,L,..
q Rssorcd That this Court and its officers sincerely
with his widow and children, this affecting tispensacn. s
g. Rcsc!red That testimony III respect o' I've hss n
the deceased this Court and officers will wear 'he o
OF mourning Tor thirty days. 1000, =, tho r;,p,s, of
Rsoired Tha, these proceeding. be spreaa on 'ne
tho Court and copy thereof furnished ny 'he liz e VI us 800
and family, ard the public PaPe'' u" hi'n''o " f'
And then a. journeh: -, A., r,-rccror III n
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4 ValuaJle .uauaponi Estate far Sale.

II bHtNuWe udtdDOHt I>SNbe j" JUG
= INTENDING to remove to Missouri, the subscriber
offers for sale that valuable and fertile estate called
Spring Grove, lying in the county Of Caroline on the
Ma,,apon river, containing upwards OF two thousand
three hundred acres thirteen hundred Of which clear
ed and arabic land, inerspersed with two good and
productive meadows; valuable marsh, containing about
two hundred acres, lies extremity of the estate,
large dyke has been made around considerable por-
ton Of IT, and with little attention. the greater part
can be made entirely The highlands are cover
ed with heavy growth of valuable timber, and tho
marsh has great quantity Of ash timber, at this time
article of great profit. The soil of Spring Grove is ad.
mraby adapted the culture Of lndinn corn, wheataud
tobacco; and choice of markets. with easy is az!
forded by the R. F. d ?. X. Road which passes through
one corner of the estate about half mile from the dwell
inrhouse and very the barns and granafes II Is
10 miles from Fredericksburg. There is on the estate
and dry cellars All the necessary out houses, negro
quarters ice house. carriage house, barn, with whes:
machine are in excellent order, and the enclosures o!
the estate are very substantial having been recently and
thoroughly enclosed Those who may wish 10 purchase
are invited to visit the estate The terms shall be made
liberal and easy and the estate may be divided to suit
purchasers. WV DAN ~,
March 81 loi-"0"
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4 Pun Too good not 10 be noticed.
Capt. VIM FontsBe being asked by one Of the mem
bers Of the Convention why it that he and bis cou
eln Edward Fontaine differed widely in potcsS he
replied |, might far he knew be owing the
IN the dtOod AS TOR hunselt, he crossed with the
Henry stock
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-21

rules holden the CLERKS OF
ice oil The Ccui. Superior Court Of Law and Chancey for the
County oil hccomae on The ninth day Of March, 1889:
William Schosield, Plaintiff:
against
Ann b. MeMaste' William oua and Rosey wife Jones
anu sEfah Ann Jones, Defendants.
The defendants rot having entered their gveu
security according to the Act Of Assembly rules OF b
Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence they arc no,
nhbltGn OF this COmnonwcuh-lts that ,c said de-
PENDANTS Ann u. Master, William tlun Mai
and Sarah Ann jones' appear Of tho
Juno Terra OF this Court the bill fIain
and copy order be forthwith inserted sumo news
paper published the CITY OF Richmond for succc.
sYc!y posted front door of Accomac Court house.
A True CCpy-Testc, J. J. AlLWORTH,
Deputy for Thee. q. J1yneJ, c. c.
March 81 lUl-wew
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m7orICE-Tbe public will hereby understand, tina
sb,Ii no. be responsible for any Loading entrusted
10 my boa,men: ., 10 M .,
ViI5inia Mills March lS. lOl-N
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Plaintiff,


October STR, IS38:
Joseph Anderson, Plaintiff,
This cause came on this dav 70 he heard on the BILL answer
h5 filed and OF Witnesses and argued By
sell consideration whereof the Cour doth Htmdce order
under the exhibits filed this and OF the hires and
profits of ,hn property therein mentioned before Of Com
hereby directed and mako report the Court
win any matter specially stated, deemed pertinent b. himself
AcOpy-r.s'e, Wn. o. WINSTON, D. C.
The parties foregoing Decree will plene to
notice that have appointed the 3Oh of May
Hanover, which place they will O'Clock with all
their vouchers aud other papers, &C. enable
March 81 iol-wsw
TO CAPITALlSTs.-Thc subscriber, holding property which Ls
sdrsirous dispose of of considerable value,
which might in his opinion be profaby appcd
manufacturing purposes would invite the
posed engage such enterprises The property
consists OF an oveTshot MILL running of stones,
've anncy with requisite with comfort
substantial character is situated the county
ber!and branch OF Coon liver Within nre
and Norfolk Mechanical Of varou. kinds. il ~ ba
proprietor il desired Woud nvcstfe value ,hs
s9S of ANY HaHu'e'0y which nigh; Ie oy:15s
IIearhs lie, Northumberland, Va, March 81. Ol-wiw
NOTlCE-JAaEs AcxLAYD, intending to concen.
trate the entire force of his Establishment in Bal
rmore will close his manuactory in Philadelphia on or
abou, the Goth Of March. His object in making this
change u.s. that he may attend more particularly 10 the
manufacturing Of his superior work ORDER where all
orders will be thankfully received and punctually
tended to- from any part OF the United Slaes.) md ct
the lime give that attention to the customer line
which has heretofore characterised him. All persons
indebted 10 his establishment, in Philadelphia, wall please
make payment after the Goth OF March in Baltimore.
March2l 10l-2aw2w
RaORUS MULTICAULlS.-The subscriber has
I'VE about five thousand Cuttings Of the Morus Null.
cauIis, which he will sell if applied for before the Goth,
of March Should he not dispose Of them by that ,ime
he would then engage to supply, by next Winter, TWEEN.
tyiye thirty thousand Trees moderate Price
Proposals by letter, directed 10 at Columbia, s c.,
will be punctuay attended 10. GEO. Fl. HUNT.
March 81 10l-w4w
NTEW CLOVERSEED-I ubscribe.s have in
"a store, and offer for sale at market price,
600 Bushels Prime New Red Clovcrsced, in casks
and bags OF TO 10 bushels each Of superior quality and
free from ripple. NM IfoS. ADAIR.
South Charles 81.
Baltimore March 81, 1899. l0l-5t
ATEW SPRING GOODS.--We have now in store
" a very extensive and complete supply Of SPRING.
GOODS, and prepared TO supply our old customers,
and any who may wish TO purchase by the piece pack.
age, on as good terms they can be bought in any
market in The United States
WADSWORTH, WILLIAMS & CO,
IlOl-6i1 .iiaTkL SQUARE.
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Sales Of Mr. William Fl. Tapscots Tobacco at PuD.
lie Warehouse 10Th March, 1889. w. Fl. T. No. / Sl5
% SIS, $l4 IS, 4 SIT, Sl5 SO, sl4 so, Sl7,
SIG SIS, 9-Lugs 50 %, 10 ditto S. SO, ii Sl3, ~
$l3 WREN IL MACON, Inspectors.
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Spring Wheat for Sale.
A NY one desiring TO purchase SPRING WHEAT, can
n obtain about 90 bushels, BY applying Ell. this office
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NTEW CLOVERSEED.- The Subsc riders have in
l q store, and offer for sale at market price,
900 Bushels Prime New Red Clovcrsced, in casks
and bags OF 10 10 bushels EACH Of superior quality and
free from ripple. WM. u THOS ADAlR.
South Chariss 81.
Baltimore March 81 1899. l0l-5t
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The parties interested the foregoing Decree will please ako
notice, that have appointed Of May next 20 com
tie therein directed stcphen n. P1iGms
Hanover at which place they will attend O'clock all
their vouchers aud other papers, necessary enable TO
carry said Decree into effect. LEMuE Ell CREW. 81. e..
March 81 lOl-ysw
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Tie DisGStrnus accident.

~ The names Of the Republican Committees for the
counties viii appea, forthwith.
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House Of Delesates- Yesterday.
The proceedings Of The House yesterday possessed but
little general interest good deal Of debate took place
on the bill concerning Western land titles, which was
passed, Various bills of private, and some few of q
public, character were passed. Very many bills
read second time and ordered 10 be engrossed.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-07-06
$1,000

The whole of the Tickets, wtta ,aeaI -
hs-s- as 40 those containing The Prxes> -
he examined and sealed by the Conainissio 80
anpointed under the Act, PREVIOUSLY 10 49, -
bsIuo put into the wheels tine ~nsst -.
contain The whole Of the Numbers tae 9@1 -s
Iii contain the SIX Hundred Puzes and ne
fsr-t 6OO Numbers that shall be draw our. = -
h. entitled 10 such Prizes a. may pc draN = =
its number. and the fortunate holders o. $50 $50
nro,ertx transferred 20 them imneeiatsty aiss1
tbe drayvino ,sai,scsss6ered asaf srffAossf es &
duefsof.
The Receipts of the Sale Of the I'eAs,s
w,II he denosited in the Canal. Union, Carrosi-
tom Citizens, and Consolidated BANKS u iAe
name of Louis Schmidt Jointly with ) 70. z e.
rauI.. Eso.. actually Cashier OF the Cltazeas
Bank. and A. Baudouin. ESD actually tasaie1
Of the Consolidated Bank as Trustees ~ Per
act passed before A. Mazureau, ksq-- SS'afN
Public. on the I'd May. 1889, and me PsoPfFstss !
viii he transferred. unineumbered- 70 the l-ss
named gentlemen as Trustees. Tor she secuEify
~ the fortunate PTize-hOldeTs-
In New York the monies viii be dePosaisa n
the Pbnnix Bank. 10 the credit OF the above
mentioned five City Banks OF New Orleans
The public Is referred 10 the acts before a
Nazureau. Esq. Notary Public IN relation %
The properties which embrace the respective
prices in this Lottery.