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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-29

WALTER ScoTr AND JAMES FENIMoRE COOP.
fR.-lt is thus hai in prospectus, issued
through the medium Of the Paris Journal dps
D"ba,s, by Cha les Gosselin, bookseller TO H.
X II. the Duke OF Bordeaux, We find these TWO
names grouped. This prospectus announces
new edition Of the works OF both ,hesr wri
tiers, accurately translated, embellished with
ensravings. add similar in all respects of me.
ehanieal execution. They ale TO be small duo.
d-timos- Soou's works making 80 volumes,
and Cooper's 27 The price is four francs Cor
about rs cents) per volume. The bookse Hers
nonee thus refers TO the two authors:
The names Of Cooper and Scott are no,
Joined iose her here by mere hazard. The pub.
lie and the critics take plr ASSURE ip assimiIslinp
them together by frequent comparisons. Po,b
are alike original. and if Cooper Yields only 70
Scott. II Is also only in Cooper thu, Scott ~
times hnds formidable rival. What the one
has d"n" for England and Sco,land, the o,her
as doing TOR Ameri>a. Cooper, moreover. has
this advantage, that he has taken po,ss,,;on
as It were. OF ihr domain OF the Ocean and ha,
ersa,es wha' might, after him, DO called the
maritime romance"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-29
Burr Mill Stones.

1IVHE subscriber has taken Jacob Baughs oS" ,bOS
L and stock, and can furnish Miil'stones' M ~,
est notice, having on hand some ready ma Is ~
be had at any time, and will warrant them 70 70 ~:
stones. He would thank those who may SAINT W.
him call at the shop and see his work, IndJu.s sI
themselves, as he il determined to sell iP'
can be had in the Distric, or elsewhere. THAN
may 23-law6w EDWARD IA
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-29

was. beyond all controversy. an indictabie OIL
fence at common law There was, he said, no.
thing else that it could be, unless some statue
exalted it 10 higher grade OF iniqulty. In
support Of It's being so, he quoted largely from
the English authorities, commenting upon mem
as he wen, along, His general conclusion was,
that there is class Of Cases punishable at COM
mon law because they are frauGs upon the ruo'
lie, and that this was undoubtedly one OF thea
But, if the Government was to be brought
down from its elevation to the level of he mean
est Individual, and the same degree OF fraud 0e
required 10 constitute an offence at common
law. whether committed on an individual or on
the Government, still he maintained that this
indlctmen, does STATE facts which make out as
clear case Of forgery, constituting INSIDE
meanor a common law, a, ever man was gull
ty Of. And then he proceeded to illustrate his
position. What, he asked, is rgery! Accord
ing to Black>tonr i: is the fraudulent alrera-
ton or making of wiring TO the prejudice
Of another's right. Forgery was but cheat,
in one OF the forms OF cheating, and, as such,
constituting Of itself misdemeanor al CON"
mon law, would if all the rest Of rhr indici>
menl were defective, be sufficient 10 sustain it.
He considered the whole Of the facts sa'ed in
| the indictment, as . chain of circums' ances,
link sitter link, constituting general charge oil
fraud. But still, if taken by itself, the common
law charge of forgery, as misdemeanor, was
sufficiently laid in the indictment, it was i'm
possible that the counsel for the accused could
expect TO sustain this demurrer
Mr. K. replied at large to other exceptions
which had been taken to the indie tment, main
tanning that il was all sufficient in its state
men,s and de- ais Which brodgh: him 10
the question whether fraud can be perpetra-
ted against the COVE nment under The comm"n
law. Upon this question he bestowed but q
few observations, being as many as he thought
it required, which were in the same train o.
reasoning as those Of the counsel who prece-
ded him. He considered the question, besides
as already sdjudgrd. In conclusion, alter an
argument Of three hours length, Mr.. K. sub
mitted he case 10 the Cour: with perfect con-
Edenee that the indie ,ment would be sustained
| Before the close of his remarks, something
occurred which induced Mr.. KEY to say tina
no, hing could be more unfair than any thing
which had been said, or might be said, sug
costing harshness on the part OF the counse
for the prosecution towards the accused. They
4 might have used harsher terms towards him
had they been so disposed, sc. &c.
MIR. COKE, counsel for the accused, then said
that the usual hour for adjournment had nearly
arrived and as The Court must be sufficiently Ia
,igued by this DAYS Iaborioas sitting, he shouIc
be glad 10 be allowed unit. Tomorrow 10 con
clude the argument.
NJ objection being made on the other side
il vas so ordered; and Mr.. COKE will conclude
the argument tomorrow (Thursday0
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-29
Cotton Yarn.

S1UsT received from the Oeeoquon Factory an Z.
- me- mt Of COTTON YARN, Of excellent gu ~ nyy
sale by s. NJ e j. n. 'h-' ,..d
1st mo Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-29

MUSEUM
open Daily from to IL A. NJ aad rom 3tosP.N
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-29
BY "a MUEL SNOW DEL

WV FRIDAy. MAY 90, 1929.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-17

done on Saturday at an advance Of IS rer cwt.
Coffee, demand for the continent limited. put
chasers numerous for home consumption and
market healthy. Tobacco, in Consequence Of
letter from the Chancellor of the Excheauer
stating his intention Of laying duty Of Sd per
pound, on stemmed, after April 5, an e1ren-
sive speculation has taken place here & at Liv>
erpooI, where it was first known. The opin,
ion Of the trade is that the measure will not
be adopted as it will encourage monopoly and
finally hurt the revenue. The market is in a
state of agitation.
Jan ". 3o'clork. Consols for account s64
81. and the market firm.
Londoa Corn Exchange, Jan 26.-Attempts
have been made by The consumers to obtain
wheat lower than last market day, Fl ON an ex>
pectaliou that the navigation will be speedily
re-opened quotations nominally as in our last;
trade rather dull. No alteration in the price
of Flour.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-17

Gsoaor SwBaRrSexN, who aed from Mary
,,,d las, fall for the murder of his wife, and
Tor whose apprehension the Governor OF Ma
.,l,od offered reward Of 500 dollars, was ar
rested at New Orleans on the 9th OF February,
and taken before the Mayor Of that city fol- ex-
animation. He appeared desperate, and at
;emp,ed to stab the officer who approached to
ares, him. He had with him loaded rifle, a
pistol, and a large dagger On his examina-
lion, lie acknowledged HIS name TO be George
Swea,ingeu ~ Orleans Msr, .AdU. FEB II.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-17
Public Sale of I.and-For Cash.

DURSUANT to decree Of the ounty Court Of
i Fairfax, pronounced on the 21st day Of August.
1928. between william Russell, complainant, and Da
mel Duany and others, defendants, will proceed
SELL for cash the premises, to the highest bid
der, on Wsdnesdoy the lh day Of 9pr'i, at O'Clock
of Fairfax End State iVirginis, the residence
the said Daniel Dulsny containing about
-Four Hundred and Fifty .qcreS.
This was originally first rate upland, and has nc
been materially injured by injudicicus cultivation
is about seven miles from Georgetown, and clever
miles from Alexandra. II is we'll watered. and hae
on il an abundance IF timber fer all farming purpose
its fences are good and conveniently arranged The
title is believed to eperfec;y unexcepliorabIe, anc
the land will be shown to person wishing to exa
mine it, byMr Dulany. T.W HEWITT, Comm
The Inteligencer will publish this advertisemen TO-
sixty days in the country paper, and send their bill
to this office. feb 49,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-17

Mr.. TopliE, our Boston correspondent has
N Dosse.siou a pocket,boOk which drif'ed a.
.ho-. from III. wreck Of the brig Elizabeth *
Ann Savage. It is supposed TO have belonged
70 S,yrgL Smith, second Officer, who is said
% have resided al alexandria, as keeper oil
boarding. house. Any person, properly author
;z.a an have the book and papers.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-17
Price, of Produce en- alexandria yesterdoy.

FLouR. THE wagon price of Flour last week, was
steady at from 81 lS TOT co. until the receipt of the
news per the Silas Richards, Wednesday, when it
became very unsettled and remained that day and
Thursday some pay low as Sc 70, others much
as OF. Friday and Saturday the price uni
form at from SO to s g. Sales were made from
stores before the receipt of the INTEL gence from
I23 to IS, afterwards at 90, with the exception
of one sale at 8 go
The quantity received during the week was compa
ratvely small, especially King street. large proper
ton of which put into store for account IF
try owners
Yesterday the price from wagons ranged from Sc II
90, but the principal part taken at from 81
to 6 85-Sales were effected from stores at 90.
Quantity inspected during the week ending on sa-
turday, 18th inst.
King-street 2,46f
Wharf l,009 1873 half barrels
Potomac Is
flour.
Total 3,548 bbls, 1873 half bbls wheat
Besides Al do rye -four.
GRAIN We continue our Quotations, not having
heard of any sales at reduction, though it is proba-
BILE. should considerable supplies be received, prices
would not be supported, especially of Corn and Rye.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-17
Public Sale.

IN Tuesday the Oath day of this month, the sub
~ scrber will offer for sale at public auction o,
the premises, that valuable two.story dwelling hor
and warehouse adjacent, with the LOT of ground -
which they stand, on the north side Of King sire.
and east side Of Alfred street; in front on TIE former
sixty feet, the latter 100 feet to fifteen feet ale,
The above sale will be made under the authority
of u deed oftrust, to debt due to the Bank
of Potomac Sale at hall past three, p. NJ. Ter ms
cash. GEO. WHITE. By orde, o.
u. l. TAYLOR, Trustee
march 2 Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-17
Notice.

TIME inhabitants Of Alexandria will take notice that
Il the subscribers have been appointed assessors
for the present year. agrceaby TO the laws of the
poraton
"fhe said shall Immediately after their ap
ponment, proceed value the houses and lots with
in the limit, Of the corporation, and to demand from
the masters and mstresses of every family lists of all
male TIMETABLES belonging to- or residing in, their
specve families, and also from every owner Of taxa
bic property, list of such property And if any mas
ter or mistress of family. or any owner OF taxable
property shall neglect or refuse to give in list of all
male TIMETABLES belonging to, residing in, his or
her family, other taxable property within five days
after the demand made thereof by any assessor, the
person offending shall forfeit and pay one hundred
dollars And if any person whatsoever, shall wiifully
omit misrepresent in the list given liz tytheable
or taxable property, shall in any other manner con-
ceal the from the knowledge cfthe assessors, the
person offending shall forfeit and pay double the
amount of the tax IMPOSED such tyheabe or taxa
Bile property Every merchant, shopkeeper, mocha
mic other person, having in his or her service or
employ ment, any clerk, journeyman, apprentice, or
assistant, shall render account Of the same in his or
her list of yheabes ard shall be accountable for the
captation hereby imposed, in like manner aud I'M
der the same penalties, if such clerk, journeyman,
apprentice or assistant were memb er Of his or her
family" GEO. DRlNkER,
march IL WM, VElTCH.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-17
Stay Fire ComnanH

Extract from an act Of the Corporation of AlerandJi0,
for the Erfinguisimentof Fire.
"SEc z. If any person who shall be present at any
hire, shall neglect or refuse to obey the order di
rection OF any officer who shall be appointed by any
Fire Company now established, or which may be here
after established knowing him to be an officer, such
person shall forfeit and pa, the sum Of FIVE dollars
provided the name of such officer shall have been first
published IN one of the public papers printed in the
town"
At an annual election Of the Star Fire Com
pany, March 18th. the following gentlemen
were elected officers, viz:
Gro. s. HoUsH, President
Regutators-A. G. Cazenove, John Wood, Jno. ID.
Vowc I, James Vansant, Zenas Khzey
COMMANDMENT. x. Fitzhugh, William ID. Mutt.
George s. Housh.
Commandment Rose-Ezra Lunt, Theodore Meade,
ii. .. Willams, Charles M,nkins.
3remen- Edward Smythe, Lewis Piles Lewis
Piles, ir.
Propedymen Matthew Snyder, John McCobb,
Hugh Smith. march l7-3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-17
NRisxA N!DRIAs
- MORNING, MARCH IL. 1929.

o., correspondents, it will be seen' have Ia
wi,h several articles appropriate 10
VIZ p,,rics's Day in the Morning
r.. HrsrRsr,s SOCIETY walk 4" procession
.n;Dsa a, II o'clock, to the First Pres
'"'' Cou,ch. where an Address IS 20 DC
...,;,,red BY MIR. CusTIs.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-17
FURTHER APPOINTMENTS
n.n6rmsd bu the Senate.

,,,ss KING, Of Norfolk; JOHN p HENRY oil
~ ,ouST. RoBERTsoN, MATTHEW HAIR
'' g. Portsmouth; GEoRE HARRIsoN, for
"" VI, ,,,,.;,. JAMES RIDDLE, for New Castle;
psu,,ps, Of Bal,imore-,O be Navy A
gents, c.r, Genera, Of
PuGcbase' ,,p:
r.ov,s GRIFFITH, Indian Agent on Red XII
YER.
,,.ss U,MpsoN, 10 be Superintendent OF the
cumberland Road, in Ohio.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-17
SKllIp NEWS.
ARRIVED, March l6,

y
Brig Isabella, Corning master, twenty five days from
Maranham hides, horns, salt, and Indian rubber, TO
John McCobb and the master. Left, schooner Triton
Fowler of lexandria, uncertain. Sailed day before,
schooner Lady Sarah, Weston, Of andfor Salem. At
Para, the lst February, schooner Angelina. Wood
house, uncertain brig Amethyst, Upton. to sail for
Salem lst March.-On the niLth day out, Novembe r
Oath, 1928, in lat "a song 81 so, passed within or
20 fathoms ola vessel bottom up, coppered and 1t IN
good order. The rudder WAS unhung the stern post
loaded the bottom of the keel not coppered. She
appeared to be full huilt vessel and fat floor Very
little other OFT of the water should Judge her to be
80 to 100 tons fresh breeze Mt The time could not
board her. March 9th. spoke schooner John Alexsn
der, Bacon, 30 miles east of Cape Henry.
Brig Planet Flanders, Portsmouth,; lime, potatoes,
and plaster. to J. H. Laid.
Brig Sublime, Stetson, Baltimore, to VIM. Fowle &
Co.
Schooner Increase, Delaway, Turks Island salt TO
James Robinson
Schooner Velocity, Hammond. Halifax; specie.
potatoes and plaster. to VIM. Fowle & Co.
SAILED, MARCH IS,
sIoop Express, Drinkwater New York.
Soop Providence, Bray, Norfolk.
Schooner liaxall, Bassett, Boston.
Brig America, Sherwood, cleared from New Orleans
for this port on the 10th ultimo
Arrived at Boston; nth March, schooner Ocean,
Ryder, from Alexandria, via Provincetown, where she
went ashore in the gale the goth utimo. Has re.
ceved but little damage. The remainder of her car
go will be shipped on board the schooner Enterprise
for Boston
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-17

ur Clay left Washington OH Saturday. and
.,;,sd a, Baltimore in the afternoon OF the
sane day, where anumber Of his teiiOw-ei'izens
.,,;,sJ on him TO pay him their respects.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-17
RIP va: WlSKAE:
Hibernian Society.

yIyHE Anniversary Meeting of the Society will be
4 held at the Hall of the Mechanics Relief Society,
on ST PATRICK'S DAY, the l7th inst, at O'Clock,
A. NJ. Ageneral and punctaal attendance will please
be observed; as the Election Of officers for the ensu
ing year. and other business important to the Society
desirable to be got through before III o'clock, at
which hour the Society will move in procession to the
First PRESBYTERIAN Church, where George Washington
Park CsfiS, Esq is to pronounce an Address, sppro-
pirate to the occasion, the request OF the Commit
tee Of Arrangement for the celebration of the day
march l2--4t JAMES e. BARRY, Secy.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-17
StM for Sale,

SNlNA IOr SHIe,
ExA That valuable property the
EySfA "BRENTSVILLE HOTEL"
H8 il IL adjoining the public square, Prince VIII
S3 liam Court House, embracing acres O.
ground, stables, graary andice house. with all nece.
sary outbuildings, ID brick tavern house in which.
IS and passages. In suitable part Of the
building iss store room, counting room and cellar.
well fitted up This property will be offered on IL
beial credit the First Monduy in March merit being
Quarterly Cout) and accommodating arrangement
might DE made by The transfer Of bonds by the pur
chaser. The value of the property will more fully
appear upon stating that the rent which the whole
property yields is rather mere than $500 per
fe5 Its TIL. II. HAMPTON.
6DThe above sale is postponed until the
First Monday in 8pri it being the day ofthe election
march 9-tA6 Il X. H.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-17
David Martin

David Martin
JUAS Just received and offers for sale, Edge Hill 10.
III The Family of the Fitzroyals, . novel, by Vrr
MAN. in vols price 81 so. Also, Mnemonka, or H.
Tablet of Memory being register Of events from 'I
earliest period to the year 1929 compromising az
epitome of universal history, chronology, biography,
and geography serving as book for daily reference
the matter furnished by William Darby, author of tho
Universal Gazetteer i. Published by +. J. Coae, Bs'
timore. Price S. march lZ--eo3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-17

~, CORPORATE IN PRocEEDINes.-Ordere I,
That acob Morgan, William Gregory and Silas Reed
be appointed Commissioners for holding an Election
at the Old Council Chamber on " ednesdsy the 18th
inst for member to in the place OF Robert ia
meson, resigned.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-17

LONDON MARKETS. Jan 81
II is reported tut no; believed that, min
listers proposed reduction in the dulles on
British plantation as wei as East India Sugar
The demand continues good and business was
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-17
historical Picture,

TIE CHLVNhT-BF UUNLHFj
nEPRES EXITING the moment before the cruelty
q ion of the Saviour and the preparations for that
sacrifice, now for the first time attempted in Picture
10 feet 14-now view at Kings Exhibition Rooms,
I2fh street " ashngtOn. 81
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-27

RChooANi TO deed OF trust executed ly Eoxa,d c
Swami, the Sd day of April, 1921 and admi,,d ~
record on the 18th day of the month, clerks office
Oh county court, viii be sold the highest bidder
on the premises ON Monday, the 25th day May next
aci OF Land in said county containing $50 acres lying on
DeeP Creek and within half mile of James river This
iad hes well, IS divided four fields under good fences
waered by excellent Prngs in hsal,y, agreeable
nesh9orood and bounded by Belle Meade he estate of the
iate Ihonas Iabb,) Samuel Swami, Richard Swami and
deep Greek There are on the premises comfortable new
with rooms and every necessary building
attached; aso barn. and tobacco suicieat fer
large crop. 80
The parties interested agree that the sale shall be made Tor
oIe-iourh OF the purchase in hand the balance and
years. well secured The SHE will be conducted by Richard
swami agent for the trustee and such title vested
oy the trust Decd and no other which believed good
49, THE TRUSTEE.
ihe ABOVE Is mace by my request and meets APPRECIATION
EDWARD G. SWAMI.
Swami wiz sell at same time the life of healthy
person IN tract OF 4o acres OF the richest creek bottom, all
reclaimed, and adjoining above on accommodating terms
Possession of both viii be given wheat, and iu
possession ut Christmas mar 2Z-eowltc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-27

|. delegates. - ~ go" :" '''e iOi sV'''
Resored, further, That m consideration of s,cb
oe recommended 10 all the eehoers and reehole,s M,
s comhdnweaih friendly to the OF the r.h of snf
ue 10 attend the elections be held in the ,on, f Nav
next or sooner and then there soleci two c;,;
]es 10 TAKE list OF their in order ascertain as ne
S may ne, the number OF freahoders
uonwean mus deprived of their political rights aud that such
Sizehs sign the same and attach affidavit thereto Ger
oeite usuce o the Peace of their respective cChes that
pom mas been justly and fairly kept the which they
cene eectcd 20 convention Friendly to the wishes of the
Paoes or 10 any OF them whom they NAV ess
nae with respcoiful request that he exhibit the same
IN convention IN support of their object and that William
Ciarkc sr and Thomas Wallace by this ueetn
10 ake such pol and otherwise prescribed by this
resolution F ~ $3.50
Resotped, further, That VIM Robertson ir VIM Clarke CT
oroecai Barbour, II. b. Gaines, and r. r. Collier be and
they are hereby appointed correspond with anv
otner committees that have been. be- hereafter an
pointed by the non reehoers in aid of the object EXPRESSED in
the foregoing preamble and resolutions
esoref FURTHER, That the proceedings of this meeting be
puDshed IN all the newspapers this , friendly
10 uie OBJECTS therein expressed
DAN'L c. BUTTS, Chairman
EwD PIscrD Secretary.
.No by lie Secretary.We have attended many political
meetings III this place and assert w,bou, the
@ OF contradictory that this the we ever
una attend Notwithstanding the nclsn,ency ;er Ia
neV snow having continued fall for the preceding three or
ouf hours the court house crowded. and ave us the
most real and unaoyed satisfaction was the number of free
holders who joined their DISTINGUISHED brets ON this coca
loy ieeholdc known he in extension of the
'gt OF slrage aud there doubtless more This
GLORIOUS Beginnings and If the friends reform only act with
pcctton, they VIII yet regain their ong lbecs'
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-27
FRESIT DRY GOODS.

FRESH DRY GOODS.
y Cases super, blue, black, Oxford and steel nXI
- and olive cloths
d do fancy prin's, complete assortment, among
them are some handsome spring patterns
do black Italian lustrng and Sc and 40 inch black
Italian cravats
DO cotton bandanna handkerchicC5
do Lcgborn Bolivar hats
do brown Hollands
do senshew silk umbrellas, some very large and
extra flush
do containing large she'll tuck, long bent and deep
teeth side combs
do Brazilian tuck side, neck and long bent do.
bale patent seine thread, all numbers
do Clark's spool sewing cotton
20 do Sd, ID, Sd and Cd brown and blcachCd sr-
tiDgs and shcctings
3 English and Cd French black bombazincs
Rich Leonidas fancy silk handkerciicfs
Large size blue, brown scarlet and yellow bondau-
bandkcrchicfs
Treble gilt coat and vest buttons
Blue and black patent covered coat buttons
Figured gilt buttons for ladies' dresses
Black and white polished brace rnoulds
Women's black and assorted horscskin gloves
The above named goods have been received by
late arrivals, which added TO the stock previously on
hand renders the assortment good. For sale low bv
+. g. Il. JAMES g. Co.
mar 7-2awat Market Square
EUST received by The Planter Gcnilcncns superior Wanc
- and Dress BOOTS SHOES and UMPS With square toes
Of a very superior quality, and for sale by
GRANNIss, son &, BROTHERS,
ID: ~c.acr u Main IL :. -. s:-.o:s