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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-24
Houses and lots

For Sale in the 7oWn Of Afdd'ebng:
ArzA large two story Stone House
E&SIItAw with good cellar, also stone kitchen
W3f2tH and stone stable and good well of wa
34f5 term the yard, at present occupied by The
Rev Stephen Roszel Attached to this property is
a small Frame Building, now occupied by Dr. Weeks
as an apo.hecary shop This property situated near
the centre of the town, and formerly occupied as
tavern.
will also sell very reasonable terms, first rate
y.4NNERY ESTABLISHMENT,
which is now in full operations on the premises are
Brick Shop, large frame bark house and shed, ana
one Patent bark mills there thirty.one vatsi there
is also never failing stream with full supply OF wa
ter, and believe one of the best stands IN Loudoun
county-t is about miles from any other yard.
There is like wise on the premises a new two story
stone House, well finished, with good Kitchen ana
Cellar underneath stone Stable, Corn House, and
wen of first raj water in the yard. This property is
situated At the east end Of MiddlebuTg, and is at pre-
sent occupied By myself. Persons wishing to purchase
the above property have great bargain ~ It, and
three or four young negroes or some good lands in
some Of The western states, will be received in part
nav and if not sold by the first of October, will be Of
fered for rent and immediate possession can be had
For terms, apply to the subscriber.
Mdd.eburg, Loudoun CO. Va. aug 3-lawSw
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-24
Notice.
aug l3-tf

Z WISH 20 rent, for the next year, several houses
] aid lots in the town of Providence, Fairfax Court
house suitable for mechanics, such as Black Smiths,
Wheel Wrights and IIatters. good wOrkmen, well
recommended low rents would he asked.
ROBERT RATCLIFFE,
Exec'r Of II. Ritclffe, decd
;l,,1a ia6w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-24
One Cent and a Sleeps Head Re-

pUNAWAY from the subscriber on Tuesday the
IL 9TH inst LANDON WORTHINGTON, an linden.
ted APPRENTICE boy took from the Poor House of
the county of Loudoun, state of Virginia, when about
two years DID, and who bound to me by the Over
seers OF the Poor for said comfy till he arrived to
the age OF II years. He is about 90 years of age
slender made, pale complexion, about feet 10 inches
high Took with him deep blue surtout coat, and
pantalf ons OF domestic cloth, and variety of
clothing, such striped jeans roundabouts, Russia
sheeng pantaloons two fur hats, black, half worn
the other white and new. He has been seen the
Ashby's Gap Turnpike Road leading to Alexandra,
and think in all probability has made for that place
lie is well acquainted with the Pulling and Cardng
business and may probably endeavor to obtain situa.
ton at that branch of business.
lie processes to be strict Methodist l hereby
forewarn all persons from harborAg or employing the
said boy at the peril of the law.
Twill pay the above reward to any person or persons
who will lodge him safe in any Jail in the of vir.
GINA, and all reasonable expenses paid if brought
home, but no thanSs THOMAS FRANCIS.
Living near Uppervle, Fauquier Co. Va.
auu 9d-St
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-24
Trust Sale.

TuDER the authority Of deed of trust given to the
q subscriber by Mrs. Elizabeth Jones, bearing date
the 10th of January, 1925, and recorded in the Fair
fax Office he viii, the t,reh day of September ner,
at the front door of the Court House at Providence
Fairfax County offer for sale the Tract and in said
deed conveyed li the same soldby Presley Foley,
decd Mrs Jones, and is best known the former
residence of Edward Washington, decd. The said
tract contains about
Five hundred Acres,
lies about six miles from Occoquan 1t is sold to raise
the money secured by the trust, and unpaid.
Terms cash. RlCH'D. II. HENDERSON.
july 6 3tawtS12
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-24
-
Country Gin.

90 BBLs old country gin. just received and for
OH fale by JAMES IRWIN.
aug "a St
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-17
DeDendenk
FOR THE EA-O rJTR EP

FOR THE ENC CIRER
.9ge thou art shamed! Rome thou hast
lost the breed Of noble Itcod Uhen trent there
By" time since the foundations of this republic
were laid by the hands of great forealhers that
president OF the United States and bis Cabinet
advisers,avowed the daring and insoent pref ensiop
to use the patronage of the government for the adj
ysncement OF their schemes the security of their
political elevation!
" When went there by a time" when the secre-
tares OF he departments turning their backs upon
The calls OF duty, were found engaged in political
tours IN 50 various directions; throwing themselves
IN the way OF public entertainments from their re-
tainers and friends; making stump orstions al pub
TIC dinners in defence OF themselves and heir mas
ter y csnvassiDg and eleciioneeIDg throughout the
country to to hin re election What
would be said II The distinguished Mr.. Canning
pressed as he is by the hereditary nobility Of Great
Britain, and struggling TO msiatan bis ground
against that powerful sTisocret, should 20 far for
get The common decenc'es, not to sag The dignity
OF oibce, 10 employ his time during the recess
Of parliament in rapid political journeys thro' the
Kingdom, and IN bsTanguing every popular meet
ing he could assemble for the purpose Of blszoning
his own excellence or removing some foul stain
upon his political esculcheon What would have
been said, had Mr.. Madison and Mr. Gaiistin dur
ing the fret tempesiuous years of Mr.. Jefferson 8
administration, quilted the duties Of their depart
ments TO sustain their cause before assemblies OF he
people, by their powerful and resistless talents
What would the great sed dignihed Washington
have said bad his secretaries, Mr.. Jefferson and Mr.
Hamilton (st that lime in open and undisgused hos
'liI'y,) deserted their posts and travelled through
me country TO make proselytes to their cause, or
TO reve and abuse each other in violent phiippics
AZ eonviyia entertainments? lie would have
hurle! them from his confidence with indignation.
when went there by age since the great
Hood that wise administration instead OF resting
i''el upon the wisdom Of lie measures and The
blessings II bad conferred. repoaed Tor s surpor,
upon the eloquent declarations Of it, Minister the
pre''nessss Of public hsrsngue, the studied seye
n,y % political philippe or tbe nauseous euloey
/ OF tulsnme psnegJrc?
/ " When went thee by time" that i'm the esosr
pursuit Of 2 political object, female reputation IA.
been ru'hlessly uamileJ audsr foot. and ladie'.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-17
RICHMOND, AUGUST ~.
COMMUNICATED.

STAFFORD County,, Aug. 10th, 1927.
ONessrS Editors; Being more firmly convinced
every day that the Virginia Constitution contains
more wisdom than any other instrument of the kind
IN existence, and hearing, of late days, much
SAID ABOUT It's defects. and the grevous expressions
under which the good people of this Common
veal arc tsbourng, from these defects; was in
u1ced, the other day, to draw hssiy comparison
between of the most promne nt features of The
Soustiuuon of the other r:sit,i States OF the u
hion, and those of the Constitution of Virginia.
these Constitutions are compared az they sto I'd in
The year 1873. Since that. time believe there
have not been any material alterations except in the
Constitution of Connecticut, which, at that time, as
well as Rhode Island, governed by the Charter
OF Charles III. Connecticut formed a new CoBsti.
tuition two or three years ago, which have never
seen; Rhode Island, believe, is still governed by
her original Charter.
think, Messrs. Z ors, that any unpT eiudiced
person. who will give the following parallel at
tentive examination, will at once come TO the con-
cusiun that the Virginia Constitution, which stands
as il was originally framed, is, in fact, taken
whole, much more republican in its provisions than
either of the others, and that the balance OF power
between the several departments of the government,
Is much more happily maintained, than in any OF
the others.
We find that sumo of these Constitutions clo,he
the Governors with little less than nionarchical
power, that others require the Representative of
the people to be possessed of such large amount
of property make them eligible, that it creates
complete privileged order-Whereas, in YiI-
ginia, every citizen (be he rich or be he poor,)
may aspire to the highest Office in the Common
wealth, andihe only property qualification here re
CURED, is, that the voter and the representative
shall both possess freehold, not, in many instan-
ces, worth twenty shilliogs, freehold that every
free white man, who is not worthless vagabond
may acquire in he course of II months
The Virginia Constitution vests The least power
In that officer who should be viewed with most
Jealousy; whereas by of the other Constu-
lions, he is clothed with much the largest half
Rhode Island is omitted below, as my object
was to compare Constitution with those of the
old States that were framed after the commences
men, OF the Revolution.
NO CONVENTION.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-17
FORGER y

DO hereby fofsarn Az persoms from trading will, ms,
WIN cslis himself sam. u. Pen,b fof snv U,,d ~ ~ W
aeeoun which be nay have ass-i myself or Exsk psb .
ne b." forged bond IN ur for $500, and forced vss.
NAM 20 ne n1s also logged Ezfkci puehs name 10 IN rde,
On Wm mckinney 81 Lynfbhrs, To- s54 g. ard forced ~,
w,ne,ir' nan e. 10 fel.on tbef0. spprebenlye f, he
WI shemP 10 hade % forged h7ud nyscIf o. F,eksi
tush and ts probable thst he may some sber nan.
~ % ntt believed if bee y Ptt-h. 10 i nan t
aP"m 70 he Shout 80 Yeafs oJ. about FEET hyh snare ds
mack eyes end h hfr inclined Co curl ne pseftn. o. under
ni dfaWns mars prohirs, ~ but, unon er.nnsiior a.
V he Hcefem o. ihN 6f knrwg very lHfie shn d. 49,
Any r'on who nay isde With lnu ~ any tsinl h. be- ,r
hnye 'e"e' He % EZEKIEL Pfs nay c,icrl.ie inv h-
t'n.y 49," i't'" IltlHas rUfI.
N'' '. ~ e"f' 20
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-17
LIND FOR SaL n.

NE( virtue Of Deed Of Trust executed Ia me hy Frne
- Osborne and recorded "a the Cltfks Oce Chesterfield
county COURT end bearing date the 5i of Apfl ST.
The payment OF certain sums Of sren mentioned
George Msfkbsa, J AMI Vincent Msfkan, Ice sold on the
Premne' public auction, for ready 1ner sk day
OF September next the tract Of lsud to nv the
sa deed containing between 700 lO0J scfe oeo1pie
by the said Ftsne Osbpfne ug the appumsoK RIVER.
ugh ground also Of good quality. Tn Subscriber will only
convey such iitie as - ses.et 20 hin Trustee.
August H. - I'D.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-17
NOTICE.

40 committed 10 the jail of the If PETERSBURG az
uhs""y, nn hr s'h day OF June 1877 n negro unn Who
s ms nam. DICK. feet 10 aud hall in, he. IN, VIEW
oa ms scar VA the forehead, aud the left ann hu
80 ne WI is has on cotton shut aud coat and
y, uade o, cotton aud wool lie say. that he belongs
s-'A, herun PerkiLs Of Lynchbutg, Va The owner AZ
~ CONE ward prove ms property pay charges aud
~ away VI he will be dealt with this law Directs.
A,.,,- ROGER MALLORY, iatlor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-17

The only restriction
in Virginia is that a Sem
ator s n Representative
and those who elect
them shall possess a
freehold Of 20 acres of
land wi h a house -
feet square on It.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-17

Religious Greed no
bar to holding any Office
whatever-snd nothing
paid to Ministers of the
Gospel, except by vo-
luntary contribution.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-17
.JndieinrN.

All the Judges both
of the Superior and In
ferior Courts, remain in
Office during good be-
haviour, and can only
be removed by impeach-
ment by Legislature, &
conviction upon trial
b fore the Gen. Court,
Sc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-17
Restrictive Franchise and Lsgal Qualification

Veu Hampshire. "A
person TO be = Senator
must possess a freehold
estate worth Goo lying
within the State.
To be . Representa-
tive, be must possess 2
freehold worth ESQ.
MgSsoch,iseffs. - No
person IN be Governor
unls-s be possess a free -
hold estate within the
Commonwealth Of the va
ins Of 1000 pounds. and
declare himself . believer
~ De Christian Religion
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-17

who expected there soon Gov Cas-, had nrsee.I,d ia
teen Bay and twas expected uaors would sent
tins place for Green Bay aud AZ. in hon
Gen Brady, VIII" stationed here, so ~ with US 10 her
elho sPPrehen-on for safety the Bay unless
our military torce should he Withdrawn n -xpeced that
Chicago and the Pre du viii have 10 be earri,oneJ
with u States troops II not Fort GIaoi aud the Poitase.
FLASHING PoN, August TO-
The Dri,hh Ministry, whether the b or tue
party are power, hsnt putting Canada
OF defence aniicips,iouo Of attack
t' he United States twould. in opinion, be bet
shees constantly existing there make them loyal
feoite,'y making them operoNs aul happy people THIS
"od ne sbstier defence for the territory than hne
ell ioits on the ironlier The IT, s. do
u want the Canada, aud f N. question Of taking sit
was put TO vote throughout the u firmly thai not
one quarter oi the people would hat Tor The
mem m our CONFEDERATION Their gmaton with might
De huniui an evils by removing this object watehfune
40" OF desire or h1tred, should perhaps b esk
down our little estabhI now, enee
,hs ond nucleus Of large the occasion
~ might ELECT what think OF equal some
points OF view, our miiilia gsnI,ou aud ter
arms winch a, the pride Of county, aud
e deehce OF sea-oaid IL would be die in Great Britain
tnk we could upt the Canadas please
l uy them ~ she may They ed u.
conquest aud Possession, farther than weaken
.n'y oy IT, heVid Continental Congress Arnold
vnsone ythere 10 the US from
That quarter aud not r Im the wh extending territory
further Than could he OF the hearts of the peopt
the last contest Canada be-
Cause there waste aud get terrior and
make an integral Part O confederation The difficulty
'aels Canada with munitions of the
hS Toe has ever had Ia THIS
ar by roads s" canals the heaviest
mere at opee Our Canada tang
ouf disposition {" de another There
country iii either government harmony
hns LOT becoming dignity aud justice
lNat.JoTs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-17

Any free white male
Of the lawful age Of ~
years, can be Govern
or Of Virginia, whether
he he 8 iresholier OF
o0'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-17

North Carolina. -
May with advice of coun-
Gil, lay embargoes, prohi-
bit the exploration Of any
commodity from the S. ate
for 30 days at a time.
May grant psrdons and
reprievss.
South Carolina -
May grant psrdons and
rePrievss, except in cases
OF impeachment.
Can prohibit exporia
ton of provisions from
the State for 80 days.
Can, or particular oe-
casions. prorogue Assem-
bly, until time appointed
by law Tor next session.
GeOrgia.-Can put bis
veto to any law unless
two thirds Of Assembly
concur.
Can remove Judges by
request Of two thirds OF
Legislature.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-17
VIRGINIA.

Any person who il a
voter can be a member
Of either House Of As
ssmbly.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-17

EiHAKLEs W: MGlNNEss, House, Sign aud Ornamental
~ Painter, &c Richmond.
Wanted TO learn the shove business Boy country
would he preferred.
Aurn-f ~. a,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-17


Nor,ok Herald ;tae- that most shoekns der
perPesird on Friday last NJ
ihe Itea Bridge man named I'm G0i/iey reading IN hat
ne:borhood, ad bought and HIM PAIR OF
hOe' io his WIFI, which she found fault being
better adapted for winter than Th remembrance
threw the husbsud, who irritable and yioel, temp
msn INTO rese aud he shi'es hi, we opp
ns"ne and finally worked himself patSxv.m Of
PASSION that he threatened To- kill her aud her children
snd then kill himself Terrified dreadful menace hi,
VILE took the children and 1ed He did pursue her i,nm
driy int "a iIie tune after took his Hfe
and went over TO his wiis's father Mr. Jesse Laad shuhrr
ne supposed Ia, wr had hydi br fortunately for she
taken abohtr direction lie approached the
mouse by old Mrs and who upon rnqurs for
ni1' she was not there; this, however, did satisfy hun bu,
ouy served to render hu uriouI aud he III,
lazy IN most shameful tem, Her s0tn.law, Gideon Land,
young man about 20 year, of then rept
tue assurance that Mira GOdft-y only
'"kedh monster tue ASA would shoot him;
indeed he cooked the gun he the threat which
alarmed Ms Land thai she threw her so's
neck anu legged linn 10 into the house
were not doonedt escape the fell purpose Of the
VINO III the next drew the fatal dcharg
h contents OF the partly the neck the yOung
and partly IN the neck shoulder of Mrs Land Mr.
nimelf appears, lire with his when
ey were shot, but received injury. Gideon died
TWO hou Mrs Land alive Saturday evening
Goditty has not yet been alTe.t.d.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-17

DlEDlin mi, city the 10th instant, Mr.. George Mus
"a native Of Dublin. fCon,un.nieof.H
-, Saturday la.t, in his 73d year. after lingering
Illness Luke Whsier, Esq rmery respectable merchant
and recently Cashier OF the Bench tnk u States in
this place lie highly esteemed gentleman OF dist
sushed Probiy, Of great prhany Of snners
the most respectable commercial intelligence.
[NorJoA Beaeea.|
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-17
Estrael frOnl IA NI,,cnrio.

w. =, HkAFCO, June Ia, 1317.
we had heard great deal relative tue arrival OF com.
Porter Vera Cruz IN American sloo, and any oonier
lures re-e TO the of Father Arensi but
Ell 70 express any oPInnn these uhjte before had
CURED knowledge oi the exact iru ecarded
the hfsi we the public that the squadron under the
COMMANDED commodore Porter always has, aud still had
necessary supply both Of money and rrovon only
hey what necessary utIey have sbundancs yet
mat Officer saves TO the s"vhnmen by his economy than
SVOOOoa year the same time that he carries
ST. cve war against the he has a eaiy 2S prizes
and comPe the Spanilrd. spend $4,000 month On The
SUBJECT OF the gate NepeyScae, that
III order 10 attend To her hitting out that he CAME because
money has heen furnished FOR the payment the sailors
therefore the arrival of Porter he
plan ogteat Importance which the governUut ought
not 10 render public at tn
lNotieios0 Comereiai Cisntifco.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-17

NGEnILL he sold on Thursday 10Th day Of September
W next at II O'clock, ofhe Il eli Tavern IN
The city Of Rchm md eli Share. in the capital stock of the
Meeanicsvie To Pke Company which there IS money
due. by order OF the President and D,reeinrs
u. NJ CAiiRlNGrON. Treat
Augus II. 90 ,fsn.tC
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-17

Governor C Ia, in time
of imminen, danger, by
: ddrice of his council,
call the militia into SER
vice.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-17

SOb2 prizes, amounting 10 II1000 Dou-
Sg'jeci 10 The usual deduction Of fifteen per rep,
II The CASH for the whole oil The Prize. can he r.,
~. ~ OoiEr'S ORE ihe mons Mt they are drawn
Tickets Tickets 90 Quarters 81 rs
VI deI' from any part of the United S. ate, either X
i posi- paid) or private CONVEYANCE enco,inv be c..
a .IeAte 10 any Of the Lotteries, will meet The SAM
'i ~ Pu"o'hi suen,1n as II on personal application.
mn. IL COHEN, il. & BROTHERS, Bal,fp,,ye
I---, I,ntusl ~, lo<H 26-lr2OT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-17

senator, or vote tor Cow
etnor or Senator, unless
he be seized OF a freehold
OF the value of .EIOO o.
yer and above all debts
charged thereon.
No person can vote for
Representatives, unless
be is seized Of a freehold
OF the value of Ego.
Ne,o Jersey. No per-
son can be a voter I'M
less he possess an estate
OF 5O pounds, clear of in
cunbrance.
Deiatoare No person
can be Governor, member
of the Senate, or member
of the House of Delegates
unless he be a ffreholder
- .hs county in which hs
resides.
". Carolina. NO
person can be Senator
who is not possessed of a
freehold of three hundred
acres of land in the coun-
~ in which he resides.
Nor a member of the
House of Delegates who
does not possess a free
hold OF one hundred acres
of land.
No person can vote for
a Senator who is not pos
sessed of a freehold of so
acres, and has not resided
in the county IL months
previous to the election.
No person can be Go =
vernon who does not pos
sess a freehold in lands s.
tenements above the value
of 1000 pounds.
South Carolina. "A
Senator must possess a
freehold worth 800 pounds
clear of debt, ard be a re-
sident of the county. If
a non resident he must
possess a freehold worth
lO00pounds clear of debt.
A member of the ii. of
Delegates must possess a
freehold of 500 acres Of
of land and ten negroes,
and be a resident of the
county If a nonresident
he must have a settled
freehold therein of 5000.
clear of debt.
Governor must possess
a settled estate of 1907.
sterling clear of debt.
Georgia. - Governor
must have a landed estate
of 500 acres aud other
property TO the amount of
of 1000 dolls. clear of all
his debts.
Religious Il
Neto Hampshire. =
People bound to pay
iythes TO some licensed
Minister.
Massachusetts,. -Pso-
pie bound to pay tythes
TO some licensed Minis
ter.
Netc Jersey. Roman
Catholics unable to hold
any Office of profit or
trust.
Marylond.-Eo per.
son can hold any Office
unless he declare himself a
believer in the Christian
Religion.
W Caroliaa.-No per-
son can hold any Office or
place of profit or uust
who shall deny the being
oi a God, or the truth of
the Protestant Religion.
or The divine authority of
the Old and New Tesla
iuent.
Dependent
Connecticut. Judges
elected annually.
NJ Jersey. Judges of
Supreme Court elected
for z years, and Judges of
Inferior Courts for FIVE
years.
Pennsylvania. Judg-
es may be removed from
office by The Governor, on
the address of two thirds
OF Legislature.
Delatoare.- Judges
may be removed as in
Pennsylvania.
Georgia. Judges Of
Superior Courts elected
every 3 years.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-17

The Governor has the
appointment Of no Off
GERS. He can with the
advice of his Council,
commission Justices Of
The peace. Sberiffs aud
militia officers below a
Brigadier, upon their
nomination By the coun-
~ courts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-17

Many voters in Virgil
MIA are not worth fifty
shillIngs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-17

Any person who is
qualified to vote, can
serve in either House
of The Legislature.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-17

ffhE subscriber cgrrs ms liz firna- and The @
- Hc' as Generoa Communion Werehsrf 10 ,s,ti III
make ibeta lsdgsateson all articles eon1entdto L. ni
held Elq, New York, f3r sale. '''
just received per srh Mary Archer supply Of Groer;,,
Tor ale whoesale Tor rash approved papef fhev
m within the last nth, ~ New York, upon moderate is
aud - but asns advance asked rfy (irorers and omit,
merehsnssf invited 70 call aud examine them
ply will be ksptup. JOHN g. WOut.p ~
Aarud ~ ~ ''g,'H