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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-10
SPEECH OF HIS MAJESTY LOUIS le,
Pronounced at the opening Of The Sss.

SPEECH Vi HIS MAJESTY LOUIS ~,
Pronounced at the opening Of The Sss.
SION. on the 5M .N1U. 1917.
" Gentlenen-At the opening o,
the last session, | spoke 10 you OF tie
hopes inspired by the marriage of ii,
Duke de Berry. Though Providence
has too suddenly withdrawn the eli.
it bestowed, yet We behold In it assn.
RANGES of the future accomplishment
Of our wishes. 800
The treaty with the Holy See,
which mentioned last year, has since
been concluded. 1 have desired my
aiinisters,in communicating it to you,
10 propose the project of law, nc.
cessary 10 give the legislative sane.
ton TO such of its conditions as may
be susceptible of il, and to make i!
~ unison with the charter, the laws
Of the kingdom. and those privil,ges
oil the Gallican Church ; thV precious
inheritance Of cur fathers, of whith
ST. Louis and all his successors Were
no less jealous than Of the bappines,
Of their subjects.
"Ihe har, est OF 1916, by its def.
cicnces, frustrated, in great De.
gree, my hopes. The sufftrings Of my
people have afflicted my heart. !
have, however, bCheh with emotion,
that almost every where they have
endured them with a degree Of touch.
ing fortitule, and if, in some places,
they have broken out into seditiOui
acts. order was soon Pe-estatIished
In order TO mitigate thsmisfortunesO 0!
that period, have fourd it necessaI!
to make great efforts. and extraordl
nary pecuniary sacrifices. The dc.
tails will be presented to you, and the
zeal with which you are animated to'
public good, will not permit me t.
doubt that these unforeseen expense
will have your sanction. The bar
vest of this year is more satisfactory
but on the other hand, some local c.
families, and The blights which have
fallen upon the vineyards, excite m!
paternal solicitude for priyatiOn
which without your cooperation,
Cannot relieve.
81 have ordered that the butg
of the current charges should be SUI
mitted to you. 1.-THE expenses result
ing from treaties, and from the depg
rable war they have terminated. VI
not permit any immediate dimun'
ton Of the taxes voted in precedrI
sessions. | have at least the satsia.
ton of thinking, that the eCoEom,
have prescribed will preclude the NJ
cessIty Of any augmentation. and t.
a vote of credit, interior to that "f T.
last session, will suffice for all IL
wants Of the year. n.
"The con, entions which | s'g:"
in 1915, presenting results who
could not then be fortseen, haze Tr'
dclrd a new pesociaiIon peressaI!
f cry thing lrads me t. hope, 'lal'
issue will be la, orable. AID that r"'
iitioms fat ahO'e our means. Vii =
succee ded b! 9th, rs more coni"rn'al'
to equity. IL moderation, and 10 v
possibility of sacrifices. witch ii.
people support with corstanr! u
can add noth,ns 10 my love for TIE"
but which ,.,o them new claims y
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-10
A STATEMENT

OF the aett amount Of Duties arising from
imports, internal taxes, aud other sources
Of revenue withia the District Of Colum.
bia, specifying the amount in each year,
since tie assumption Vi the jurisdiction
hY Gnnore-s in 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-10

So, John. NJ. Martin, having majority
Of the whole, was elected to fill the place
vacated BY the resignation OF MIR. Ciai,
borne. 81.
After the FIRST ballot Mr.. Wyatt with.
drew major Hughes.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-10

Morn. The ln.ernsl Duties 70 twoquar-
tiers of 1917, amounted 20 S52,995 ii
JOSEPH NOURSE, Reg.
Treasury DEPARTMENT. Registers
Office, 27th beeemtp-, 1917.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-10
A STATEMENT

A STA EMENT
OF the registered. erro ed and licensed ton.
mage ii thu Dist ic, vt Colunbis, on the
slst December Of each year, froG 1901 to
zoe
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-10
The first series OF ballots stood thus

k1an rs II
Hughes Is
Maury 6 ]
Hill IS 9
Thompson ID =
scott 9 .
Quarles l
So, John NJ. Martin, having a majority
Of the whole, was elected to fill the place
vacated by the resignation OF MIR. Ciai,
borne. 81.
After the FIRST ballot Mr.. Wyatt with.
drew major Hughes.
The ,eeond series Of ballot: stood thus t:
Baker so 20 IS
Kuane IS as 80
Maury. 4
Hill 90 IS ,
Thompson 40 40. 81 /.
Scott l
So, Jerman Baker was elected to fill
the place of Mr.. Campbell.
The third series Of ballots stood thus
Roane, Sc ~ ie9
Maury S
Hill "a II G
Thompson 81 81
(Af,er the second blllot Mr.. Blackburn
Withdrew Mr.. Thompson.)
Scott al AZ 81
QaaHes IL
So, William II. Roane was elected to
Gil the place Of DIR. Everett
General Blackburn withdrew major
Quarlcs.
The fourth series of ballots stood thus t:
Scott 100
Thompson Q
Naury
Hill 81
So, Robert G. Scott was elected to gil
the place of colonel Carson.
Me.srs. Martin and Baker will come
isto the council Immediately Messrs.
Roane aud Scott not before May next.
From the " !. Daily .7drertiser, Jan. s.
FROM INDIA.
Arrived on Saturday evening the ship
Cririe, HUMPHREYS, in 1a9 days from Cal
cutta-passed st. Helena on the 29ih No
vember last, and was informed by the
boarding officer of H. NJ. brig Leveret,
that Bonaparte was at LoDgwood, enjoy
ing his usual health. The boats OF the
British squadron stationed at the island,
which consisted Of one line Of battle ship
and two brigs, continued to row guard
about the island.
BY the Crire We received file OF CAL
cutta papers.
A supplement to the Asiatic Mirror of
the 9Th Of August contains intelligence
from New South Wales to the I9,h April.
The ships. Fame, with 1913, and Sir
William Benslcy, with 1919 male prison.
ers had arrived irom EDgland.
The papers also contain accounts Of
inundatiors at Hawk, sbury, Maugrove,
Nepean, and Windsor. The water had
rlsea very high, and had Covered all the
low lands. Tue wheat. ard n.a;ze, of
which there was an abundant crop, had
been swept of. Many families were in
volved ia irightiui MISUNDERSTANDING
to the tops OF their houses to save .hem-
selves from the Hood, without food or fire,
aroused TO greater ter Urs by the howlings
Of the angry storm, and Crashing Of i'm
mense trees that carried all before them.
Some lives were lost. A father and his
soa saved their lives, the former in q
washing tub, the latter in a pig trough -
The loss Of stock is very considerable,
and the air had become much infected
with the carca.es Of animals, SC.
Tn the 9th June ,ne French dip IA
loutle, king. transport, from ROchinrt,
bound to BOu'bon, with ii. David, md
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-10

So, Robert G. Scott was elected to Gil
the place of colonel Carson.
Me.srs. Martin and Baker will come
iSto the council Immediately Messrs.
Ruane aud Scott not before May next.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-31
Land for Sale.

ENHE subscriber offers for sale tract
of so acres of land, on the Colches-
ter road, Ave miles from Alexandria, adj
Joining the lands OF Haywood Foote and
Dennis Johnston. The greater part o!
this tract is 6he meadow land, abundant
" supplied with water. Also one other
tract of eel acres, on the Ravensworth
road. abont s miles from Alexandra, and
one mile from the first mentioned tract,
adjoining land q. rhos. Jauney and Mr.
MsPhersan: The greater pat of thStract
l. in wool, the soil good and highIysus
ceptibls At improvement from the use Of
nlsster. IF these lands are not so.d be
iors the FIRST Of January next, they wi
then be for rent.
CHARLES SIMMS.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-31
600 acres Of Land for sale.

"ilS Tract is situated in Westnare-
land county, Virginia, adjacent to
Mr.. Garrett Hunters Plantation, and
contiguous to the waters Of the Potomac.
The neighborhood is gnod-water excel
emf, and very desirable situations Tor
milding. A considerable proportion OF
the land is we'll timbered, besides good
leal of cedar pine and other wood, sum
GENTLY convenient to make it an object
FOR those who NAV be disposed to send it
70 market-itis nearly equi-distant from
Baltimore, Washington and Norfolk.
Any one wishing to purchase may APP
ply to ROGER JoShs'
Also, a very valuable LOT, containing
14O acres, being part of the late Mr.
John Turberville's tract-within e miles
Of Georgetown, 5 from the Little Falls
Bridge, and near to the turnpike leading
from thence to Wlley's, in Fairfax coun.
ty, Va. A great proportion of this laad
is exceedingly we'll timbered, and that
part which is not, is so recently cleared
as to be in an active state for cultivation,
and already in productive condition.
For ter MS, apply to PHILIP c. JoNEs, $50
in Leesbnrg, Va. or to X JONES.
March so II
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-31
District Of Columbia.

County of .alerandria, April Term, 1873
Henry Boswell rs
The representatives, Of John lpebster, dec
and against Rein Webster.
ON the petition Of Henry BosveH, rule
" is granted him against the representa-
tives fJohn Webster, deceased, and against
Resin Webster, to show cause on the Isl day
Of the next term, why piece OF ground 81
tuated in the town of Alexandria, late the
property of William r. Webster. should not
be sold, and the money divided among the
representatives of the said William X.
Webster, according to law.
It is ordered, that this rule as to Rein
Webster, be published in one Of the Alex
andria papers for eight weeks success
sively. A true copy from the records.
Test, EDM. J. LEE, G. Z.
Julv o. On
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-31
Hamilton's ERrir,

A sovereign remedy for colds, obsti.
nate coughs. asthmas, sore threats, ca.
tarhs, and approaching coRsumptioDs.-
To parents who have children afflicted
with the HOPPING COUGH, this dis.
coyery is Of the first magnitude, as it At.
fords immediate relief, cheeks the pro.
gress, and in a short time entirely re.
moves the most cruel disorders to which
children are liable. The Elixir is per.
fectly agreeable, and the dose SO small
that no difficulty arises in taking it.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-31
July "a
Alexandria. August 4.

WAS committed TO the Jail OF this Co.
w as a run away, negro man, who
calls himself JOHN WEAKS, and says
that he was born free in Prince George Co.
MARYLAND, that his mothers name is Sally
Green, who lives near the road leading
from the Alexandria Ferry to the Eastern
Branch bridge. adjoining one Hen Thomp-
son. He was committed TO this Jail on the
7th Nay last, and then called himself Will
liam Washington, but made his escape the
18th He is about 25 years Of age. 5 feet
7 inches high, stout made. Says he is known
TO Mr.. Daniel MoxIey, and Henry Thomp-
son, Of Maryland The owner is request
ed to come and prove his property, pay
charges, and take him away, otherwise he
will be disposed of as the law directs.
ANDREW ROUNSAVELL, Jailor.
Anpust lawZm
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-31
For Sale

A TRACT OF LAND in the county OF
N Fairfax, between the Little River
Turnpike Road and that from Leesburg to
Georgetown, called sELBY, CONTAINING
from 3 to 500 acres. situated in he neigh,
borhooi Of Alexandria, Georgetown, and
city,of Washington. The land is in good
order, with sufficient buildings for the Purr-
poses of farming, well watered, wooded;
:. i adapted to plaster. As il is presumed
tnat persons disposed to purchase will view
the premises, further description is unne-
cessary. J.
Terms of sale liberal, aud will be made
known on application to John A. and Bqs4-
rod C. Wasfiagton, near Charlestown, Jei-
ferson county, Virginia. or
NOBLET HERBERT.
Alexandria, D. C..
T,,1,-10 sW
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-31
August 5
Committed

TO my custody some 'ime past as run
l. Always, a Negro woman and two chill
dren. The Negro woman calls herself
finn Butler, and says she is free, and came
from Nottingham in Prince George county
upwards of seven years ago TO this county,
where she has lived as free person ever
since.-She is 5 feet 9 inches high, of a
very dark complexion, and appears to be
about 90 years of age-had on when COM
mitted an oznaburgh shift, an old white
cotton petticoat, and red calico trock;--
Her oldest child is boy, who is called
TAomas-of dark complexion, and APP
pears to be about years old.-The other
is girl, who is called Ann, also of a dark
complexion, and appears to be about 3
years old. The owner is desired to come
and take them away, otherwise they will
be sold as the law directs, for their nrson
fees, SC. THO. A DAVIS,
Sheriff of Charles County.
JnIv % 2m
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-31
MAY 8
Was Committed

TlO the Jail of Alexandria county, as a
runaway, on the 10th inst. Negro
man, who calls himself WILLIAM
WILSON says he IS free born, and
was raised in New-York: he is about )
feet 9 inches high, full face and eyes
we'll set, black complcxion, and abcst q
years of age. He has been in the dis
trict about one year. The owner is re-
quested to come and prove his prope' ~
pay charges, and take him away, other.
wise he will be disposed of as the law
directs. AN'W R0UNSAVELi.
June 60 Tailor.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-31
Charles County Court,
Barch Term 1918.
BILL IN CHANCERY.
Robert Perry

rsrsuS
James B Dunnington, Robert Dsnning-
too, francis TAYLOR aud Elizabeth b.
his vile. James BIZ khan and Catharine
his wife, William Simmons and Esther
his wife, heirs OF William Dunninstor.
E7HE Complainant alleged in his bill
that the Respondents have in pos.
session The real estate Of their deceased
father WIN. Huntington, whose personal
estate was noe sufficient for the payment
of his debts. Wm. Dunnington's estate
is indebted to the complainant in large
SUN of money. The object Of the bill is
70 procure decree for the sale Of the
land, for the payment of the debts re-
manning unpaid by the personal estate.
Some of the heirs of VIM. Dunninston
are non.residents.--lt is thereupon, at
motion of the Complainant, ordered that
ne cause copy Of this order to be in
serted in the Alexandra Gazette tor the
space of three months, to the intent that
the absent defendants may have notice of
This application, and OF the subject and
object of the bill, and maybe warned TO
,,pear in this court in person or BY So
citor. 10 shew cause, if any there be,
therefore a decree should not pass as
,rayed. Teste,
JOHN BARNES, elk.
June 27 SIN
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-31
Shin Timber, &c.

TIVE subscriber, residing on Malta
woman Greek, in Charles County
MARYLAND, will dispose of (standingl a
large quantity Of first rate White Oak
Ship Timber, Wharf Logs, Timber suit
ed for Slaves, Plank, Scantling. or Other
purposes, in any quantity; likewise Sc.
veral thousand cords Oak Wood Pur'
chasers will find il to their advantage to
amply as the terms will be moderate, and
there is navigable water TO the spot.
WIN MASON.
Nh n
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-31
Julyl8
For. Sale,

FINDER an act of the Legislature OF vIr-
a. ginia. passed on the 2lst day ct teo,
suay. 1918, all that part of tract OF land
wing in the county Of Fairfax, and COM
monty called Retirement, TO winch Inc WI
dow and heirs Of the late Walter D. brooke
are entitled; as well their interest IN 'hat
part which has been allotted to Ana BROOKE
pr her dover, as that part OF when Tue
said widow and heirs are now IN possession.
The sale will be made at public auction on
the premises near where The, stage roaa
crosses Dogues Run, on Thursday the l7'h
Of September next, il fair, il not the next
fair day. The terms are one halt cash the
balance on credit of twelve months.
WILLIAM Fl. FOOTE,
BENJAMIN NJ. BROOKE, Comrs.
August u %,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-31
DR.. Thomson's System q
Chemistry.
IN FOUR VOLUMES OCTAVE.

TNHE preceding edition Of DR.. Thorn
A som, Chemistry, had acquired 81
much reputation bath in England and up
or the continent of Europe. that a new
edition, CO uprising the new facts with
which the science had been enriched
and the new views of rhe subject which
extended knowledge had suggested as
indispensable, was eagerly looked for
nv the scientific world. A new edition
has accordingly appeared, wherein the
former edition OF five Volumes has been
condensed into four.
All the new discoveries, and all the
new theories of Chemical Phenomena,
have been considered aud embraced in
h. present improved edition SO that it
IS indispensable to the chemical student,
as presenting The only condensed view
>. the changes aud alterations in chemi-
cal doctrine, which the discoveries of the
last ten years have suggested. No apol-
5gs therefore can be necessary TOR re-
printing such book in this country; for
the press does not furnish a substitute
f,r it. But, there's so much theoretical
81 geston-so much abstruse calculation
so much fact oi DUBIOUS authority---and
o much dubious validity-that notes and
Illustrations are absolutely necessary,
aot merely to render the book more use
al. but mure Ineligible.
Under these impressions, | thought iit
. write notes in illustration land some
ines in contradiction Of the work itself.
rather than to make any abridgement OF
il. Those who wish to kuow the modern
views Of chemical science. must peruse
It; and to very many who will be anxious
t. study it, elucidation will be necessary.
I have endeavoured to supply these, to
he best of my ability; regardless whe
her nv own opinions are in dissonance
Or coincidence with those OF my author ;
leaving to the reader to decide between
US
The work will be published, with notes
and illustrations, in four volumes Syo.
THOMAS COOPER, NJ. D.
CONDITIONS. -
/. The work will be printed MA su-
perfine paper, with new small plea let.
ter; and will be published early in the
ensuing summer.
ii. II will he illustrated with number
af cuts. of which several have bean neces-
sarily added to the London edition.
Ill. 1t will be delivered to subscribers
at Sl2-to non-subscribers at Si4, in
boards. The London edition sells for
Sls.
JAMES KENNEDY & SON.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-31
For "a prevention and cure o
BILIoUs AND MALIGNANT FEvERs

FOR Ia prevention ana cure
BILIoUs AND MALIesANT FzvERs
is recommended
HAH.N's .fFTI.BILIOUS PILLS
THIS Medicine has been attended
with degree Of success highly grateful
to the inyentor feelings in several paris
Of the West Indies and in the Southern
and Middle States, &c.
The testimony OF number OF person
can be adduced, who have reason to be.
lieve that timely use of this salu,ary re.
medy has, under Providence, preserved
their lives when in the most alarming cir.
cumstances.
Facts of this conclusive nature speak
more in favour Of a medicine than CO.
iumns Of pompsus eulogy founded Or
mere assertion.
1t is not indeed 2resumptuousv pro.
posed as an infallible cure, but tie inyep.
,or has every possible reason that can re.
suit from extensive experience for be.
l,eviDg that aose of these Pills taken
once in every two weeks during the DE.
vaIence Of our bilious fevers, will Prove
an intallible preventive and further.
that in the earlier stages of those disease,
their use will very generally succeed in
restoring health, and frequently in caset
esteemed desperate ard beyond the DOW.
er of common remedies.
The operation of these pills is perfee,n
mild, so as to be used with safety by per.
sons in every situation and of every age.
They are exceIlently adapted to carry
off superiluous bile and prevent its NOR.
bid secretions--to restore and amend the
appetite-ts produce free perspiration
and thereby prevent colds which are Of.
ten Of fatal consequences. A dose never
fails to remove a cold il taken on its hrst
appearance they ere celebrated fer re.
moving habitual costiveness-sickness az
the stomach and severe head-ache--and
ought to be taken by all persons on
change of climate.
They have been found remarkably eff.
catious in preventing and curing disor.
Iers attendant on long voyages, and
should be procured and carefully preserv.
ed for use by every seaman.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-31
Charles County Court,

application to Charles county court
4 by petition in writing OF John Smith,
of Charles county. for the benefit OF the
act of assembly for the relief nf sundry
in olvent debtors, passed at November
session 1906. and the several supplements
thereto, on the terms mentioned therein,
a schedule of his property and a list OF
his creditors on oath, SO far as he can / s.
certain them, being annexed to his petit
ton, and the court being satisfied by COM
petent testimony that the said Jno. Smith
has resided two years Immediately prece-
ding the time of his application, in the
state of Maryland, and being also salts.
fed that the said john Smith is in actual
confinement for debt, and the said John
Smith having entered into bond with SUI
icient security for his personal appear
ance in Charles county court, to answer
such allegations as his creditors may
make against hint is therefore order
ed and adjudged that The said John Smith
De discharged from imprisonment and
that BY causing copy OF this order TO
be inserted in some one of the newspa-
pers edited in the District Of Columbia,
once week for TWO months successfully
before the third Monday of August nex',
he give notice 10 his creditors 10 appear
before the said Court, at ChariestowE, in
said county, on the said third Monday OF
Angus, next, for the purpose OF recon-
mending trustee for their benefit, AMI
to show cause why the said John Smith
should not have the benefit of the several
i solvent laws as prayed. Given under
nv hand this Goth day OF June 1918.
Tos.e. JOHN BARNES, elk.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-31
Valuable Land at public sale.

WILL be offered at public sale, on the
w premises on Wednesday the ed OF
September, a valuable LOT, containing
lao acres, in Fairfax county, about 3 miles
from the Little Falls Bridge, within IA OF
mile of the New Turnpike Road leading
to Leesburgh, Upwards Of 50 acres OF this
land is in original growth Of Oak, Hickory,
&C.; the balance recently cleared, 80 acres
of which has never been 10 cultivation the
soil is fertile, and we'll adapted to plaster
and clover; this valuable lot joins the lands
of Richard Bland Lee, Esq. the Rev. VIM.
Mafil, and is part OF the tract belonging
10 the heirs of the late John Turberville:
The sale 10 take place at II o'clock A NJ
on the day above named, when the terms
will be made known: or by previous appll-
cation to Doctor Mottrom Ball, Fairfax
county. or to the subscriber in Leesburgh,
Va. PHILLIP =. JoNEo.
August o5 Nv
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-31
Hau,ilton's Grand Restorative,

Is recommended as an invaluable me.
dicine for the speedy relief and rerman.
ent cure Of
Nervous Disorders violent cramps in
Consumptions the stomach and
Loss ofappetlte Indigestion
ImpurIty Of hood melancholy
Hysteric'l affections Cont in the stomach
Inward weaknesses Painsin the Limos
and debility u Relaxations, etc.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-31
For Sale.

THE sULPHER SPRINGS,
A BOUT eight miles from Martinsburg,
N Berkeley County, formerly occupied
by Minghinni, and now kept by Brown
This estate consists of about
4ao Acres Of Land,
already in good cultivation, and susceptible
of high Improvement, The springs are
much resorted to, and the boarding. house
establishment is extremely Profitable,
The buildings have undergone considerable
repair. IN
As all those disposed to purchase will,
presume. visit the property, further parti-
culars are deemed unnecessary.
III. s. g. TUCKER.
winchester. July 10 2m