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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-02
The 1rr1irsi IUnbug of them mr.

Mr. Daniel Webster is 50 fond of "clIange chanpe,'
that nobody else changes, he determined Il
chdHgc totally HIMSELF There is nothing in the Meta
nnrphoses OF Ovid, winch surpasses the wonderful mr..
tcmpsy of this Ultra FedrralIs We should havt
been as little hs'onsrd 10 Daphne turned into
tree, or Arachne into spider to witness the me-
tamorph">is Of Daniel Webster into Virginia Demo
crat OF the Jriersonian School! The whole matter /.
ncrcdhl"-and sooner than believe that this Ultra Fr
drrast, who has more difficulties to surlnnun, NOR,
thick ribbed mountains Of ice To overcome his pass
aye to Democracy, than any other member of the is
sex Juntn we would sooner believe that he is playing
the part o! an eminent lmpnstor As Rnchetoucaur
says "ypocrIsv the homage which vice pays TO
tue. Daniel Webster State Rights Republican al
The Virginia, Jeicrsonan School. What man with
particle of brains believe il: No clown of The
circus; motley Harlequin of the stage, ever played
his part with less Skill than this Federal orator from
Massachusetts.-lle imposes upon Every one
knows that he has assumed part, and is playing
character very different from his own-and vet Mr.
ID. w has the vanity 10 believe that he aud his silly
putfers of the r. Wing, and his vain trumprlcrs of The
Wings of Virginia. can impose upon single clear
headed, honrst-hrarcd Vrginan, Why, what OPT.
MON can Daniel Webster and his Virginia Clique en-.
terrain of the understandings of the p-opr' Do they
expect that they will take his swords for things
professions for principles" Can they pay 80 poor
comp mcnt 10 the NIrHinlans to suppose that they
can be tnkcn IN bv such hasty and impudrn; dccara.
tons of Virginia Democracy: This may all be "Yan-
term ''Yaakry in insulting scnse-wr only alludr
to the lowest species of trckrry Of which her lowest
class of trlckstcrs susceptible hut there plain
manly common sense, which belongs 10 the Of the
South, which will laugh all these humhugs 10 scorn,-
OF all the FAM pas Of the Wings of Virginia. Of all the
devices which they have practSrd upon of all the
humbugs which have shot up from their tccming hot.
bed: of ali the tricks which They have invented, from
the Standing Army down to Ogc's Speech this bring.
nr of the God-llkc Daniel among us 10 teach us
politics. and 10 palm him off upon manly and intel
gent yeomanry, Virginia Democrat of the Jefcr,
sonian stamp is The most impndcn and the most fatal
to their cause The visit of Mr.. Webster under sncl
auspices, and the political garb he has assumed
for such purpose. will lose Wchscrs ''Standard Bear.
rr in Noyrurber 800 votes in Virginia. The good
sense and the pride Of her people, wl revolt at this
Outrageous and contcmptuonS llumbug. II may be
worthy Of the Whigs-it is unworthy Of Virginia. II
IS worthy Of the lowest demaroguc who trcadS the
baards-hu: il carries with II the most c"nrmp:unus
reflection upon the understandings Of free ana intel
Iig.nt people.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-02

"St that the rccrcant politicians Of the South who
nave made common cause with these desperate and
deadly enemies of their rights and institutions have
cheated themselves, or been cheated BY some such
chmera as that Of conciliatng the Abo,ionists, and
dvertng them m this way from further proscc u,ion
q" Their designs, is the only possible apology r their
present position But let them look to it, rather let
ther constituents look 10 it, before it is too late, and
stop while they Let Harrison be elected and The
one w be forced on BY the tornado they hav. con-
trbutcd to raise, and The be buried the wrecks
OF IT'S career Let them look 10 II in time; contemplate
Tue choice before them, and choose wisely. AS the al
lies OF the Ab"onists they will become accomplic,
IN their own troubles and forever forfeit the sympathy
OF their friends by deserving them.
81 am nv dear Sir &c &c"
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word had been exchanged between me and Mr. F"n-
"a ne or any other human being, this subject; for
until that day hnd nercr occurred 10 myself 10 mai
me coH carried my purpose into effect n, the :
ment IL occurred 10 me, without previous advice al
vIsemcnt with any one Having written the Reply l.
'BnCkskin, in Richmond, | was unable to give til,
ln'"s OF tins Correspondence the papers were u
Albemarc-and could therefore only state, what knew
10 be the fact. that Mr.. Riyer' letter dated
time before mine to Mr. G.. The papers br
fore me, aud am enabled TO supply this omission b,
giving the exact dates and these alone, hunbly
"cvc, are sufficient alone TO stop the mouth OF ca
nmny.
Ny letter to Mr. Garland is dated Jan. I6hs il
answer, ~ dated l--and Mr.. Rives TO him (encloset
to mel dated Jan. 9th, and part marked Bent'vogli"
Jan 10Th Now, Sir, referring To the statement above
it is obvious .ha, Mr. Rives could not, erefPt by '"tw
Tim, which believe his warmest admirers do no
claim for hn', have inreseen on MtM what ,nteRdc'
TO do The 6h, Just sir days bt0re The Moa Of m"htn.
ME application 10 Mr.. Gariand hod 0ccurrcdtO myself
But, Mr. Editor, If there were other evidence t'
establish the fa!sehond Of the charge brought agan>
me and others III this matter, the letter OF Mr. X
would on lis face, furnish complete reiutation NJ
candid man read that letter without being satisfied
from the Free unrcservcd style IN which il IS written
and from the introduction of topics foreign TO the mat
ter IN hand, and which would not have found place
n communication inisnded to be used in the manner
suppnsrd-tat The charge of preconcert between The
parties implicated, is utterly false.
But, Sir, Will obtrude farther upon your tan
and space. Having laid before the public true aud
exact history of tins matter, ] ready 10 abide the
ssur-sasfrd that in the Judgment of the nst ana
candid, shall stand acquitted olall blame and beng
perfectly Indifferent to the good bad opinion OF
those of the opposite character
Fauqucr Sui hur Springs, Gil. COOKE.
August I3, IciO.
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MAiSr-SIJ,c RrJgbjrr

It's believed that Fairfield is elected Governor The
Boston Morning Post of Monday states, from the re
turns it has received the following aggregate Fairfield
i3,21l; Kent 40 6i Fairfelds majority Kent
10.
eve now have returns from all the towns reported
IN 1888 with the exception of No Pin Oxford, which
gave--Fairheld 23; Kent, none. A few small panta
tons, which dad not vote in lcS, arcaso to be heard
from They cannot affect the result much, but it is sup
posed that they viii add to Farields majority
Orr friends III Maine rallying, and IN the finest
splrs.-They determined to carry the State in No
vember for Martin Van Buren,; and every thing now
promises them decided triumph.
OnIo-Bfiyht
In addition TO the private cheering letters we have
seen, the following information appears i'll the Column
h'a Statesman. of the 2oh September.
The glorious Democracy Of ohio Is o"oarG onnard'
IRE brarc and rc>otute tri,nds Of freedom going
on from conqHeriag to conqncr'
ave friends every where, that it is i'm
possible for the Democracy of Ohio 10 he conquered
Every doubt is dispeled from minds. Would "a
God we had sheet large blanket, TO record al
the cheering attentive and nndauned friend.
pour upon from every part of noble Ohio Press
on DemocratS-guard your rishts-entnrce honesty al
the polls ali hazards and all safe Read The follow
ing from Democratic Knox. Such signs tell the tale
and no mistake.
Here follow details of municipal elections in Jeftr.
son township knox-in Canton, Stark connty-n
Harlem township, Delaware cornty-and in York
township, Darke county-al in favor of the Democra-
cy In The last township the vote Tor Justice of the
Peace was, for Yorke, (Dem) 30 votes Wray, (Whg,)
SIX "koon skns kant quite kun it in lorke'
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We must friends the Tprccanoc r"t, although
may The Richmond Wing, aids
other trash which up the information Of rs cn'.h'
readers states, that the Loco I"Cors al the iy
accommodate the NIg NI-,ns y h bcSad that w
haze promised lodge c'gh al them 1hs ae!H 1T wa
which the Loc Cabin Numbered wiih appaiS"
chance for the Kisses We have had tie
the There
syllable Win respect Ia ou>l e. thrn the " h:
counting ritaou their Hosts Al 9th time than tbs,
he rs accommodate Win. Demo
cratic frcndS-bu even j We would, We could mol do u
nO for fun aud he'd is engaged for
own family. 1t : much do, by liIi,
arrangements accommodate s'aunrh and allie DE
mprrat who is To this Wing eucanpmeut SUNDAY
Munday-Nuw the moral Of the whole i this Sir Wal
ter Raleigh might have made It'll the Wings
lh- simple truth their DOORS how many
mistakes they cNpusrd when they pretend 10 cam NT
gina aud the Unun u their marvellous candidate: The
found Walters History Of the world well
How the Wings the state shrn the!
ma eyre about their door neighbour
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MISSISSIPPI.
Extract Of a letter from

"BESrOS, Yazoo CO., Miss, Aug. 81.
"rhe Democracy THIS county now stronger
than they have ever been. Even the most Ignuran,
heat at log cabins, hard cider, raccoons, &c. &c Mis-
sssipp next November will give an increased vote Tor
the Democratic and Nun Buren,.
81 was an original Null,fer, and now; but am
equally proud TO avow myself Democrat. Martin
Van Buren, has, by his integrity his high moral indie
pendence, his consumtnate ability as statesman, his
fidelity to the Constitution, and his patriotic devotion
exorted the confidence Of the South, and the ad
miration of every true Nulfier and Democrat. have
entered the lists, have battcd for the of Demo
crazy, am now battling, and shall never quit whilst
there is an enemy in the field. have exertcd myself
in my district have addressed the people twice, and
shall continue TO do so until the Election trust IN
God INV native State, Virginia, will not vote for liar-
rson. Log cabins, hard cider, raccoons, opossums,
foxes rabbit SKINS skunk collars, Tippecanoe songs
and beating anvils, are the arguments Of his
friends
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-02

SUTHERLAND Chm Mater has jut received and open.
- ed al hi EtT Spe opposite IA" Banks, his Fall suppy
DoubI and Single GUNS RIFLES, PISTOLS Pen audi Pocket
KNIVES h"r't'L Fishing IicS', Eany GcOd Sc. lis pre-
laid the best terms requests tow and
r"umtr! friends dcsronS ot ir'hasn. IN h line,
> articles aud prizes, being satisfied they viii
pleased both. liz stock embraces
GtNS-DuIhs and ~ingl" Garrcl Guns Of all qualities
ElFlES-A neat assortment, and made L" order
PISTDI.S-Iockc,, Holster, Belt and Durlllng Pistols
POCKET RIrLES-t'a>i Steel Poe kr Rifles
Patent Barrel RcyuIvn. Pistol.
POWDER fLhSkS-A neat and choice assortment, from
IL
GAME BAGS-Ncw and handsome patterns
Liquor Fla>ks and Drinking Cups
Shot POuCli.S and Hrlts
PEREZ SSION CAPSlal and Split and English
GuNpoWDER-Eneisha aud American, and by
tail
Percussion Wrenche< and Cap Primers
Wash Rods, Mad Cutters and Ramruts
shot and Bull"t., all Nos
Dog Collars Calls, Chains and Couples
Shot Chargers. Bullet Noulds
Gun and RIilc Locks, IN great variety
Gun Lock Limbs Springs, TGmDier Cocks sea Pins,
Nipples, SC.
Gun FURNITURE, complete
fiShing TncLIc
Limerick, Kuby and Virginia Fish Hooks
ENGLISH six, I'rIr, India Grass other Fishing Lines
Hooks gut moods, Floats
CaNerg
Ralors Pen. Pocket, and knives Bowie knives hand
observation-disclosures and other makers.
Fnpry GOOds.
SIvercverp inrd Pencils. Puckc Books and Wallets
elliott aud nIhcr Steel Pens, great variety
Walking Canes Sp,cta'lrS Snuff BuNcS, Sc.
sutherland his thanks Ia his friends and m.
public Ter the very brrat patronage on him since he
commenced business. In return, he TN indus
prrr., al ri any Indcrm he satisfied that he VIII re-
ccIyr a continuance Of their iaSnrS.
Etpa,riBg.
The undersigned will h- thankful Tor small
large, respectfully Sport that all kinds Of Re
pairs viii be done eAprditio"-Iy and cheaply
Oct = 4?-wlOw
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VALUABLE FARM NEAR RICHMOND FOR SALE.
WILL he sold The premises Wednesday, The 18th
w IL ucuCk. the Farm
John f. Miller. Esq, aIs
WON'T lni The lllnCr .nd order for
This farm the ErSfliam half
ali
r-p,ir' well ri Good water The situation trahy
In. ncchnrlnd p'caSan Trrm>S 400 C>--hr hllanrr in
one credit the purchaser giving deed
he premises % { IN" mrnI nf the
LEWIS NH, COiirc'nr and Gearrqi .Iscp,,
Sris conducted By II. II. Dickinson, .7urhSHecr.
prt1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-02

EIFTT DOLLARS EWhRD.Ran away from the subscriber
living III MccS county, on The fth of the present month
a named Charles. Charles likely,
mua,n fellow with light blue about years
old i've feet eight inches hirh and well prnpnroncd lie
had when he left. cloth close blue pan
falcons, and whit" fur hat H. left wlthou
ever. aud doubt rndrlvurug free - y
very sensible fellow. and il well calculated pas
Tested will the above reward for The apprehension
delivery al han me- secured IN jail 50 that get him
again. ANY information concerning him will b. thankfully
crivcd Ny address, is CrcvIc, MddleseN County, virginia
WM. X. PACE.
Emckincknm Sept. d $50. i2-If
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n Pregn0nt scRtcncc-"All who have been brought
into difficulty by the sudden conractions Of the
cy stand there rs get pextrIcabc. 50 says the New
York Correspondent of the National Intelrencer
Well, what would have been the way to prevent call
who have been brought into difficulty from beng
brought into difficulty Why, to prevent the
traction of the currency: in other words, stop
the process of expansion which was gong Oh. And
tina, this evil has been inflicted upon call who have
been brought into difficulty, what is the way to put
end their "aS get incXtrcablr' quandary. Why
to reverse the process and start the currency 10
panding again. When IL was stopped the expansion
had only got far make paper money worth about
ten per cent below par. Had it been allowed to 90
ill the discount had reached oenty per cent then, all
who have been brought into difficulty would have
capped their diiculty; they would have slipped their
heads out Of the moose, and would then have been
quite another set who would have made the sa who
have been brought into difficulty In such an event
those who have got caught in this game Of shot
kIe, las Mr.. Horace Bnney the great Bank lawyer
nj last found out that it deserved 10 he called, would
have washed their hands. They would have rsaii:cd
the term pad their debts 10 the Banks, and clear
ed profit of ten per cent The only difference lhiS
would have made that another set would have been
IN for il: and that their ''drtculiy' would have been
Ia, per cent worse than the difficulty of those "who
have been brought into difficulty" And what is the
remedy for the latter Why, it possibly be any
thing else than new expansion. \ new Bank of the
United States THIS Will start prices again; and when
they get up ten twenty per cent higher than the
point at winch they got stopped, why hsn the lonora
bic Mr. a and the Honorable Mr.. B. and all the tio
norables and all the less distinguished victims of this
cursed contraction WILL after all, have made "gooC
spec of it, They will no longer be ''as yet nextrica
bc;' they will sell out; and then ''the d take the
hindmost in getting Of the way of the ssdicutv,
when the new bubble shall come to burst.
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77V
there should happen Ia he any inrrrduOls
the quality of Piano Foc, after the abundant proofs
been presented al their superiority viii
individual take Of the instruments and
" pay inc think there h. trle risk any
Piano from seller who has di posed upwards
nf hundred selling bad aud rtainy
risk whatever where payment il required nnrI
T.. T. NASH.
Book and Piano Forte Stors, PETERSBURG, u.
n.t. It,Fr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-02

The distinguished vs.. SWIM, "fCnpopcr, will ad-
dress the people OF Louisa at their Court HOUSE, on
Friday The" 10Th Of Ociobtr.Wr solicit the attend
ancc of the people Of L"uisa, without distinction ni
party and any Of the Opposition speakers belonging 10
the Senatorial Congressional district, assuring them
that the discussion shall be conducted on perfectly
FAR tcrms-our motto being, give US but light and
Ajax asks more.
DrMocR,TIc CoMMTrEr OF VIGILANCE.
1.-THE Wig is requested TO copy.
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FOR TIE E.fRtfRER
HARRISON AND SBDLITIONISM.

HARRISON AND ABOLITIONIsM.
In order TO understand this matter fully Will be ne
ccssary look back for period ot near nifty years. t"
is near that time General Harrson as he states,
became member of an Abolition Society, then exist
ing in Virginia the President of which, he says was
Mr. Robert Peasants, copy OF the Constitution OF
which is here given, together with section OF law
passed by the Virginia Legislature in l191, winch VIII
sbew what was the character OF that institution and in
what estimation its members were held at the time in
Virginia.
We might proceed 10 shew that Hurrison's nomna-
ton was procured by the AboonIsts ana IN order 10
establish the fact we might give extracts from the con,
idestal circular said to be gotten up by the central
Abolition Committee at Albany, preceding the tiarns-
burg Convention and which was directed ey ,. DeWt!
Boodgood leading Abolltionst, to individuals IN dli-
erent sections Of the country:
"HARRIsoN's FoRGETFuLNEsS.
Gone of The most conclusive evidences OF the "de-
cline and tat of General Harr,sons mental powers
IS the very remarkable "torgeyuinesS, whlch ne mas
frcouenty manifested relation TO some OF the most
important events Of his life History itseli' mas
frequently suffered from his want OF memory; 'nasue
that some Of the most important events OF ,"e a'e
war though the accounts of them were puoi'sneo IN
der the immediate supervision Of ne "e"e'~' nave
Leen utterly iased and made to appear III any o'hei
than their proper colors. But his "torseuuiness
has manifested itself most surprisingly, I'D reia''o
TO the subject Of Abolition. In lo22, TOT instance
he recollected perfectly WELL and so s'a.e o. ~ "'
that he /" ,cas member of abolition Society
IL Richmond a, the age Of eighteen, and nus me.
nory seems to have continued pretty cieal, as s !,
tins fact late the. spring OF Iofo ic' I n -
no difficulty in stating to Doctor Henry Of Illinois
and Mr.. Evans of Maine, last spring, that he 'oas
mel her of the society alluded in his address to The
public and that it was an abolition society Alae
that time, however, his 'Jorgeyulness rapidly gre"
upon him. and by June last, the light OF other cay
seem seem to have totally "faded" from his memory IL
his letter to his sscoasn" at Richmond, James Lyons
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A CARD-s50O REWARD.

undersigned offers the above reward OF 500 TO gentle
man 4. :. who build lI upon any other than ex
plan Will grind theirs of peed and quality Tho
all respects being equal the
made either of the states Of Virginia. Maryland Penn
syivana New Jersey New York, and will he forthcoming
roesfa, any during the year, 1871 ~
Al Editors friendly good Mills aud Internal improvements
please the insertion and the Ia
the vanquished. EDWD. & TIIOS RCCkER, JR.
- Please address E. & T. Rucke Brooknea, Campbell Co.,
Oct2 i2-v41
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AZ The Democratic Association of this City
half u'rinrk their Halt Mr.
Presbyterian Church on De noct from the country
'lsrv here respectfully invited 10 attend the meetings,
MAKE Themselves knwu without any ceremony, presiding
officer 1T III. Association.
Tile Democratic Association Monday
ilI night, until al rr Presidential Election.
II? We expect r pleasure Of being addressed his TreHiug
80 able Oratn:> a distance.
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CEoXC;I 4.

Eriract Of a letter from SacanR0h, Sept. 2G.-"Fear
not Tor the cause IN Georgia Georgia will give Van
Buren, majority Of 5000. Our Stale election takes
place on Monday next the 9th INST. We shall give
the Wings another such rictOry they ttumpc,tcd
forth in September
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-02

IL Mr. B. F. Buffers scorching Speech in reply to
Mr. Webstcr's assumption of the garb of 4 Virginia,
JefcrSonan Democrat, delivered IN Tammany lin'l,)
will appear on Tuesday. We promise the reader a
great treat.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-02

~ We recommend to readers the strong and
able exposition of Mr. Webster from the per
of Brutus on our first and second pages.
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WHOLESALE PRICES.
WHEar-Fom 100 10 rs cents per hushe per quality.
CoR>-iD per huSie from
WORSIiAM, McGRCDER 4 co.
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1t is reported, that Mr.. Tamadge of New York will
be here on the 9Th Is he prepared to recte in the Ca
piiol his famous euorium Mr.. Van Buren, of $50;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-02

tSTuuIIEN AND COTTON GOODS, suitable for Negro Clio.
w Thing nf heavy ke-ys for ln-eys tor
ULn.bIrss aud Cotton DOcss &C., all Of Pcitrnirl
nlrr" and equal any goods of the kind IN market For
ale low punCIa the usual time.
J. q. WATSON, l. mt PrnHs'tiarg.
ia-lIu
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BlGGER'S Exchange and Lottery Office,
RICHMOND VA.
Biggcr 0gain IN Hr Ficldt,

Btggcr GgaiR IN hf FjGdt!
HAVE The pleasure of informing friends and pafrans
that hay" agtIu commenced liz uf Tickets in all Lot
rrrs under the ct u. Gregory & Co.. and re-
onnrnd AL thn.c search Of FoFtun, send their
riders 10 the old established Fmn,'s Home" Eis.rr's Office.
Fellow - III be- found Of iich splendid Schemes 10
Vlch respectfully call the attention of all. take this
ION I" express tinuks for the liberal patronage have re.
rivrd, aud hope by all orders merit
uaucc oi For GraUd Capitals, and rrnmpt la,
hcasc address THOS H. BIGGER, Richmond Va
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prizes Of no1 If 759 10 oC 500 80 of u0l 500
~ of Igl Inn of 3fl l0n Of 2il ~ III 49,
Tickets only S2hhalves 40 quarters S5-eiehtls So So
Certificates Of Packages uf III Whole Tickets, S.sD
Do do 81 Half do. l31
Do do III Quarter
Do do. VI Eighth do 81 50
For the fortunate numbers, please address
THoS, B. BIGGER, Richmond, Va
DCt n
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rI,U FARMERS-ciard Grass. Herds, Timnhy and Glove
Seed, lplghs Plough Castings auows, tnIlvaors.
for sale by WM PALMER
Oct al
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~ SSDIGTiON-Thec Co Partners
~ oi Venabe Ncnabir, was this day, by mutual con
SCI dissolved. CHARLES NENABIE,
ABRAHAM IL. NENABI.E.
Il.