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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-01

~ CEROONS Caracas Indigo
~ 500 lbs. Extract Logwood
50 bbls. Clipped Logwood
30 do. Coppcras, extra quality
50 do. EPSON Salts
cases Lump Magnesia
6 casks Sal Eratus
, do. Pcarlash
sc dozen London Mustard, ! ID. bottles
800 kegs Lewis White Lead, in oil
20 bbls. Spirits Turpentine
81 do. Linseed Oil
$50 boxes Window Glass, assorted sizes
Receiving, for sale by
ALEX. DUVAL & co,
March 81 III, Main street.
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Fprsu FOREIGN DRY GOODS. &c

FRESH FOREIGN DRY GOODS, DC.
WE have now in store of our importation
w from Europe, purchased entirely for cash,
decidedly The handsomest assortment OF Spring
Goods we have seen for many years, and we
think The cheapest. Amongst them Will be found
the following articles, viz
Richly printed Marseilles Vestinss
Do do Weliings for Vests
Very superior wove figure Vestngs
Splendid figured and colorcd silk Vestinss
Very superior and common Gambroons
Superior Linen fancy Drilinss
Stout and fine Barnsley do
Splendid Vienna mixtures and plaids
Fancy Union Drillings
CA Lace striped and net muslins
GA Jaconet Cambrics
GA Cotton Cambrics
Ga Checked Muslins
Together with great variety of other Foreign
and Domestic Goods, which we offer for sale al
the lowest market prices.
Opposite the Exchange Bank
March 28-cit
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1896 Prizes Amounting 10 sll19l1S
Tickets $50; halves 10; qusrlers5; e;ghihs $50
Certificate ola Package of26 Whole Tickets
S2G0; &c half Tickets $780, 2Gquarer Tickets G5;
26 eighth Tickets 50 So
n Orders for Tickets, and Shares, and Certi-
hcales OF Packages in The above splendid Lolte-
ries, will receive The most prompt attention, and
an account of each drawing will be sent, when
requested, to all who may order Tickets from
Richmond Feb %. d. NJ. HOYT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-01

81, 1896 Prizes Amounting to 81 ,l79,l7s
Tickets 800; halves $40; quarters S. eighths
50 so.
Certificate of Package OF 26 Whole Tickets
$3.50; 26 half Tickets sl30; 26 quarters Tick
els Sos; &c eighlhs Tickets $50 So
n Orders for Tickets, and Shares, and Ger
tiicates OF Packages in The above splendid
Scheme, promptly attended 10, and an account of
the drawing sent 10 all who order from MS. Ad-
dress J. G. GREGORY & CO.,
March ii Managers, Richmond, Va.
THE CELEBRATED RACE HORSE TEXAS,
a Will stand this season al Fairfield,
~ at $l5 and $l2 if paid within the sea
4A son. For particulars Of Pedigree and
Performances, see hand-bills.
Feb 2S-clS
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JAMES RIVER CANAL,
RICHMOND, March @. ls45.
-
CLEARED.

CLEARED,
Canal Boat octaria, J. II, Anderson, master,
with 81, tons mdze. for Lynchbarg.
Boat Charles M. Mitchell, J. P. Yeatman, with
94t tons mdze. for Lynchburg.
Boa, Pioneer, r. Parsons, with So. tons mdze.
for Lynchburg
Boat Victoria, S. Johnson, with 81 tons mdze.
for Columbia, New Canton, Lock No. 80, Hard.
wicksville, New Market Elk Creek and Lynch
burg.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-01

DIssOLUTIoNoF COMPREHENSIVE.
TIME Copar,nership heretofore existing under
the firm Of Lathrop & Van DeurSen, is This
day dissolved BY mutual consent. Those indcht-
cd 10 MS, will please call at The old stand No. %,
where the books will be kept for settlement:
Either Of the parties are fully authorized to use
The name of the firm in The settlement OF The bust
noes FAYETTE LATHROP.
March l-wfw P. VAN DEURSEN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-01

TARD.-HESRY L. BROOKE and JOHN r.
~ TUCKER have associated themselves in the
Practice OF the Law, and will attend the Superior
and Inferior Courts Of the city Of Richmond, and
counties of Henrico, Hanover, and Louisa.
Office on Governors street, where one or the
other of them will always be found during the
business hours of the day.
March 3-tf
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ELLINGTON SCHOOL.

ELLINGTON SC1OOL.
.:,n.,;on Of MIR. Watson's health rem
Nh is,;ns it necessary 10 dissolve his connection
J. W. .ss SGhool, the subscriber has obtained the
WIN l;. y. Of his son, r. Nelson Fox.
se Ths scientific attachments OF his son, ana ms
. adS tact in gaining the confidence OF his pa
Feeu,ia nell . 3. interesting and advancing them in
p l,;, sniiss are so well known and appreciated
'nel S uder unnecessary more than the above an
nouncement.
April l-cw2w
,,oyTs PRIZE oFFIcE.-Drawing of
II Mononsalia Lottery, Glass Is;
.n TS IS Is e. SUs four prizes sold and paid 1 By
Alexandria, Extra, Glass IS:
OK x - 81 &c So II II 25 % 81.
Alexandria, Glass No. 10:
% q , : 81 20 81 4 II 10 So II IA %.
nrawips received BY o'clock, Of Alexandria
a,,srv capital Sl5, 0OO-Tickets S4. Sales close
LII ~ celocS. For this Evening, $50 O0O-tickets
g. prizes can be had in the above lotteries, if
81 81 ,ar A. HOYT'S OFFICE,
sas Anil No. Exchange.
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81
fcates of Packages in The above splendid Lotte-
ries, will receive the most prompt attention, and
an account of each drawing will be sent, when
requested, TO all who may order Tickets from
Richmond Feb %. ID. M. HOYT.
WToRTHAM's OFFICE-No :, Exchange
Drawing Of the Alexandria Lottery, Clas. No.
Is, drawn March %:
80 81 - 81 10 81 Al &c sc II IA %.
Ticket, Nos, ! IA, prize Of Sl25, sold and
paid al this office
Lottery for this Morning.
$4,000 Capital in the Alexandria Lottery Ex.
ira, class No. II. Prizes ELS 900, 5000, 1000
5000, 1881, 10 of 1000 lG OF 500 20 of $50, 20
OF $50, 1856 of 100, &c, &c. Tickets S4-shares
in proportion.
Lottery for Ibis Evening
Drawing comes per mailo-morrow. $4,000
Capital-New- Jersey Glass No 81 Prizes
$4,000, 5000 5000, 1000, Ii93, 20 Of 900, 20
500, 80 Of 300, 40 OF 80, so oil 200 55 OF 100,
&C., &c. Tickets IS.
Lotteries for this Week, viz:
Thursday-S20. 900, 5000, 5000, &c. Tick
cts ) dollars.
Friday-s9OoO, 1000, 1900, &c. Tickets 50.
Saturday-S?,O 900, 1000, 1900, &c. Tickets
3 dollars
Also the splendid Mammoth Scheme.-sGO,
600, 10000, l406s, . of 10000 , OF 5000 20 OF
1000 50 OF 900, &c. Tickets 500.
And 10 be drawn soon:
April la-S3oo OO 10000, 5000, 5000, &C.
Tickets $40.
April i9-ssO,ooo 10000, 5000, 5000, 100 Of
1000, &C. Tickets 10 dollars
April 2G-S30,000, 10000, 5000, $780, $500,
> n Ill
Tickets and packages in all the Lotteries ad-
vertised BY J. G. Gregory & Co, Tor sale on the
same terms at this office
~ 3. A orders confidential
April CHAS. WORKMAN.
r F. WORDS OFFlCE.-Drawing Of Alex
y . andria Lottery, class 10, Extra:
IG Al 80 80 81 81 Is 9 IL 60 GO g. 80 II
Ticket Nos. 80 &c GO, a capital prize in the
above Lottery, sold and paddy WORD.
Drawing of Virginia Mononsalia Lottery, class
AZ SO As 8 6s 81 &C 25 2G 81 2i 76 AZ IL
Drawing If Alexandria Lottery, Extra, class IS
lS 4 So rs II 81 &c SO II II p % 81
Drawing OF Alexandria Lottery, class No. Is,
drawn 29th March:
80 81 p 81 10 81 IL 10 So II IA %
Some fine prizes in this scheme sent 10 The
country.
Drawing Of Virginia Leeshurg Lottery, class III
G 10 81 % 80 Il 70 y ID 81 80 -
Ticket Nos. Is 81 33, capital prize in the
ABOVE A'''''' ~ S WORDS OFFICE.
If Won have not ordered ticket in The $50 600
Lottery, 10 be drawn next Saturday, lose no time
in doing so. Such scheme is not offered every
day. Address orders for single tickets or pack
ao.. 10 J. F. WORD,
April hlchmona.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-01

COLD silver and steel frame Spec,acles con
VI stan,y on hand Glasses carefully fitted TO
old frames.
gY Old gold and silver bought or taken in e1.
cbanee GEORGE KEESEE,
No. SO, opposite Bell Tavern.
Feb. 27-1m
EAMILY BACON.-Just received, LOT Of
Smi,h6eld Hog Round, for sale low by
March go, GRETTER & GRErTER,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-01

TNABLE KNIVES AND FORKS, Files
{ i Saws, Razors, and a full assortment OF small
Cutlery, for sale BY the dozen or package, at very
low prices, by THOS. & CHAS. ELLIS,
March 29-lf No. LOG Main street.
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COMMISSION BUSINESS.

NORTHWESTERN DUtoIN ESS.
HENRY LUDLAM & CO.,
Commission Merchants.
WILL make liberal advances upon produce
w in hand-and having'engaged the services
of Benjamin c. Gray, TO attend particularly to
T0baeeo sales, they hope TO give satisfaction to
their friends who may favor them with consgn-
ments. Feb 27-cSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-01

GO.PARTNERSHIP.- subscribers have
II this day entered into Co-partnership for the
purnosc of conducting DRY GOODS business,
under the firm and style OF HAVE q VAN
DEURSEN. We have retained the store NO.
a. West Main Street, lately occupied by Lathrop
g. Van Deursen, where we snail soon be pfepa-
rcd TO offer 10 our friends and the public an extern
Give and general assortment Of Staple and Fancy
Drv Goods which will be purchased with CASH
in hand We shall, therefore, have it in our
power to offer as great inducements 10 purchasers
as any other house in The city; and we are deter
mined not 10 be undersold.
planters and others visiting The city to make
their purchases for the Spring. will ilnd it greatly
10 their adyanlageto give us an early call;
P. VAN DEURSEN.
D;ak,oonJ March l. lH5-1m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-01

HAYETTE LATHROP, VIM. Fl. CHRIS
TIAN& SAMUEL p. LATEIROP, hav-
ing purchasedthe interest OF the late firm OF La
lhrop & Van Deurson, in the firm OF Lathrop,
Christian & Co., will conduct The business as here
tofore at their stand No. 80 Main street, where
they will keep at all times hne assortment OF
STABLE and Fancy Dry Goods, 10 which they in
v;,n Tho attention of their friends and the public
generally. "a fE ! r r M ,1i.Sr'
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-11-01
HOW HE WON HER.

We hope the moral Of the followi nc
sketch will be productive of much good. -
Young men who are ambitious Of success
IN the matrimonial line, should study wei
Inc grand secret. Our friend, who fur
hlshed the sketch says she sees no reason
why 1t should not be true.
a young lady Of eccentric character,
out OF rare mental endowments and ex-
'raoFdlnary personal attractions, had five
suffers equally assidious in their atten
.lons' Unable to decide which she would
oes'ow her hand, she gave them notice
10 cal upon her at q certain hour on a
stated day, and epch state his claims in
the presence of the Others At the an.
pointed time the lovers arrived. -Four Of
them were confident Of SUCCESS. but the
filth had down cast look and SIGHED
when he gazed upon the object of>his de-
VUIon.
-. ,GGe'"lemen,' said she, you have hon.
p.eu Tue w'h proposals of marriage. |
""se as YET Aeither refused nor accepted
Guy Que OF you now desire that each
OF you Will state y~pr claims to nv hand,
IN order that may be testified in bestow.
ing ii. '''N>' - '0''0"
A. answered as follows--'Ir Won mn
ny me you shall live in splendid house
have servants, carriages at Your commands
and ENJOY all the Injuries of iashio nable
life. ! am rich.'
b. spoke next-"My rival has said
very truly that he is rich, and offers Won
a strong inducement; but am noble or
descent. My grandfather was dukr
and although not wealthy, | am Of a ia mi.
Iy with whom an alliance would be con.
Slderea an honor by the weathies! ha;r.
ess IN the land"
Z. stated his claims :hus-"Iam a poIi
.IcIan, and have now a reputation tbatoI l.,
Ter persons have envied. Next wear
snail run for Congress, and have M !
loubt of success. By marrying me yonr II
lame viii be handed down to poster;iy - "
D. twisted his mustache with the orP
!, n exquisite, and sad-"AngeIic crea,nreI :,
Pon my soul think you have oJreadv " ="
made up your mind in my favor w. y
now how Pm admired Who is the mos ~ :,
ashlonabIe dresser in town? who r;doa =;
he finest horses3 Who freouen,s ,Lo % %
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-11-01
District Attorney.

we are authorized to announce ISAAC D
GlLDART, as candidate for the Office o: Dis
trict Attorney of the judicial District, compo
sed of the counties of Wilkinson, Adams, JEFF
ferson, Claiborne, Amite and Franklin. Elec
tion in November next.
We are authorized to announce w. S. CAS-
SEDY, as candidate for the office of District
Attorney for the Judicial District, composed OF
the counties of Wilkinson, Adams, Jefferson
Franklin, Amte and Claiborne.
We are authorized to announce WILLIAM
T. MARTIN, of Adams county, as a candidate
for the office of District Attorney of the First
Judicial District, composed of the counties of
Wilkinson, jefferson, Adams, Claiborne, Frank
lin and Amte.
We are authorized to announce EZRA K
PRICE, of Z dams county, as a candidate for
the office of District Attorney of the Judicial
District, composed Of the counties of Wilkin-
son, Adams, Jefferson, Claiborne, Franklin and
Amite.
We are authorized to announce JOHN
WHITNEY, of Jefferson county, as cand
date for the office of District Attorney of the
First Judicial District composed of the counties
Of Adams, jefferson, Wilkinson, Franklin,
Claiborne and Amite.
We are authorized to announce N. SCUDDER,
of Wilkinson county, as a candidate for the
office of District Attorney, for the Judicial Dis
trict, composed of the counties of Wilkinson,
Amite, Adams, Claiborne Franklin and letter.
son. Il
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-11-01

We have been so busiIy engaged all
tn e week, in printing tickets, &c. that Wa
have had but little time to devote to the
present number of our paper This will
acc cunt for the scantiness Of editorial and
other rea ding ntttsr.
On Monday, Patrick W. Tompk;rs
Esq, addressed portion of lie ci,;ze,s
OF Amite at the Court House in thu ,I,ce
He made brilliant and powerful effo,>
fully sustaing his well.earned reputation
as an eloquent and able debater. lie sus.
tanned the doclnes Of the wing party with
an ability rarely equalIed, and his illustra.
tons Of their effect upon the prosperity
OF the country were happy, familiar and
forcible.
On Tuesday, he replied to the speech Of
ex- Governor McNutt at Barbecue given
at Cooks store in this county. We were
not present, but have been informed tina;
MS response was powerful and overwhel-
ming. How could it be otherwise9 Pat
IomPkins couldn't iaiI, if he would try.
On Wednesday morning, about 10 o.
clock, the speaking commenced in this
place, it being one OF Gov. McNuu's reg.
llar appointments. Judge Taylor com.
nenced, declared himself a candidate for
State Chancellor, &c. Gov. McNut fol-
owed.in IA speech Of about three hours
nd hall, in which he elaborated most
Extensively upon federal politics. We
annol even give meagre ske tch Of his
peech. We considered it powerful
fort, but it was most ably, satisfactorily Il
nd humorously replied to by Mr., Temp {
MS He concluded about shutdown. t
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE,

DY VIRTUE of an order from "
a D Honorable, the Probate Couriq
Amite county, Mississippi, granted at M
October Term, 1916, the undersigned, ~
ministrator of the Estate Of ZachaFi
Lea, late Of said county, deceased, WI
proceed to sell at he late residence OIL H
said deceased, on a credit Of IweH
months, on Monday and Tuesday,
The 8M and gu of December, l045, .
The following described real estate beloa!
ing to the estate Of the said deceased, VII
The north east quarter Of section num@'
thirty one, township number two, OF rang
number six east, containing one hunaIA
and sixty acres, and north west quafN
ot section number thirty one, oil tow
ship number two, of range number n
east, containing one hundred and sAl
acres, and The east half of the sOa'a
east quarter of section number twenty
five, township number two, Of rang
number five east, containing elSnV
3S-l0Oths acres, and The south east guar
ter of the south west quarter oil secu0a
number thirty, and the north west guar
ter of the south west quarter oil secVuI
number thirty, township number Two, "
range number six east, containing elgoy}
acres, more or less, and the west nal, y
he south east quarter Of section n0mOat
hirty one, in township. number two, /"
ange number six east, containing egngI
res.--Containing in all, five hund'ea
nd sixty acres of land, lying and OelnS
4 Amiie county, and in the dlstr'c. o
'nds subject 10 sale at Washington "'
lssippi.
The purchaser or purchasers, will ~
'quired TO give notes with sufficient au'
'proved security.
ALFRED NJ. LEA,
Administrator.
November I 1e45 35w6
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-11-01
Al or

We are authorized to announce JOu,
STRlBLlNG, as a candidate for tho office a
Assessor of Amte county, at the ensuing No
vember election.
We are authorized to announce WILLIAM
G. DAVIS, as candidate for the office of A.
. SCISSOR of Amite county, at the ensuing No
vember election.
We are authorized to announce THOMAS
HAYNES, as candidate. for the office of AS
SCISSOR of Amite county, at the ensuing Norem.
Der election.
We are AUTHORIZED to announce JAMES A.
JENKINS, as d candidate for the office of As.
SCISSOR OF Amite county, at the ensuing Noyem.
Der election.
We are authorized. to announce JOHN G.
kINABkEW, as candidate for the office of
Assessor OF Amite county, at the ensuing No.
vember election
We are authorized to announce SYLVESTER
uAoDNhh' as candidate for the office of
vember election.
We are authorized to announce JAMES F.
JAGERS, as a candidate for the Oficeof Assoc.
sor OF this county, at the ensuing November
election.
we are authorized TO announce JOHN
EASLEY, as a candidate for the Office of AS |
SCISSOR OF this county, at the ensuing November ..
election.
We are authorized to announce r. A. NEEM
LEY as a candidate for the office of Assess0yw
o. this county at the ensuing November Cleo
we W are authorized to announce LEMuETM
/. hANhS, as candidate for the Office of Is I'D
tsSot OF Amlte county, at the ensuing Noven
err election.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-11-01

ABOLITION ABUSE OF THE Wines. The
Boston Atlas, noticing the death of tina;
vile Abolition organ, the Morning Chroni-
Gle, says that it is the paper edited by
Joshua Leavitt, that has done essential
service to the Locofoco cause, and prob
ably aided more towards the election OF
Mr.. Polk and Dallas, than did the Boston
Post, or any other sheet of the same char.
acter. 1t seemed TO be the design of the
Chronicle to vllify, abuse and Islander
Whlg principles, men and measures
NcksJurg Wing.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-11-01

CITY LMPRovEmENTs.--Ttis known to our
readers Eat home," that since the edito-
rial duties Of the Reformer have entirely
devoIved on ourself, the demand upon our
time does not often permit US to commln.
gle with The busy throng in the streets of
Jackson. But, finding leisure moment
the other evening, we visited dferen,
parts of the city, and we're really surpri-
Sed TO witness the many improvements
which have been made the present sea
son. The work OF removing and eleva-
ing old buildings, and constructing new
'nes, many of them large brick edfces,
S visible in almost every portion of the
Aly We noticed several beautiful pri. |
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-11-01

ne steamship, Cincinnati, arrived al
lhls port al an early hour yesterday NOR.
ming from Galveston, whence she sailed
on The eoth inst, She brings US copious
mes o| e&aS papers, those from Calves
ton coming down to Saturday, the 18Th
instant,
ira Nlunson, Esq, came passenger on
me CINCINNATI, with despat ches from the
Government tothe Texan Legation at
Washington.
ne German brig Hersche arrived at
ua,VeSon on the 10th inst. from Bremen.
WIN I56 emgrants, and the following day
lhe Orig Amlnus, from the same pert,
@l'H l2o emgrants. They were destined
Tor ~ me colony of Fisher and Miller.
:, ne election took place in Texas on
the 18th inst. So strong was
me conviction that opposition to Annexa-
ion would be fruiless, that there was
'ot heavy vote poIIed.
Every paragraph we read in our Texan
Nchonges indicates that there is no Ion
or aay question on the point; every citi-
Ell OF Texas deems htmseIfas deeply in. r
crested in the honor and interests of the
nl'ed States as the Oldest voter in the +
Dly State" or "Old Dominion" n
Inc Galveston Civilian ridicules the
speculative demand" which sprung up in d
rs marAet fortnight since for Texas 5
oney' The Civilian cooIIy remarks: /.
Texas has at present no mode Of pay Y
g either principal or interest Of this G.
ecles of paper credit 1t is not even tt
for public lands, If the u. s. k
overnmeDt hereafter chooses 10 redeem p
Is paper at par, and take our lands, Tex
will probably offer no objection; but if
'xas IS to make payment, she will pos. W
'y have some regard for the law Of G,
liyaIents, and may refuse or be unable to re
y 10 or Is millions Of dollars in speci e, ii
: that which neither rea LIKED to her nor II
st the holders one third of that sum. n
The Civilian adds, that the prospect of G.
iempton OF Texas money at par is e,
either immediate nor Clear SC
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-11-01

Here is a subscriber to a newspaper
worth having, one VINO is not affected By
every little whim and caprice in his pat
ronage; and Notwithstanding, in all that
time he must have seen many an article
that he did not fully approve, yet as he
must know tina: it is impossible to please
every one, and as a newspaper is expect.
ed to give The news of the day, he, as a
sensible man, knows that the editor him.
selfhas to give many an item as news
that he does not approve Ktcks. Wig.
Rev. S. Dodd paid to-day for his 5Oth
annual subscription, having, with occas.
ional exceptions, the whole edition in his
possession. So says the Newark Adyer.
tser, Give US your hand, my dear fell
low!
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-11-01
10 Candidates.

We wish to impress deeply upon your
MINDS that our Terms require payment, IN
advance, for all annuncations. Therefore,
all those who have not settled up, are re-
quested 10 do so forthwith. We espe
cialIy commend this notice to candidates
residing out Of the county We shall
send a number Of the paper con tanning
this notice 10 all Of Them.