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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-19

Thus ii will be seen, that the majority against
the tariff has dwindled, in three years, from
lis TO 81; while the vote in its favor, has risen
from % to rs, But thi, is not all. We learn
from member Of the last Legislature, who
mas examined The subject with great attention,
;ha, the vote Of IS (inclQdipg four absent votes
from the counties OF Bouetouri, Fairfax, Mon
roe and Randolph, all known TO be against the
'ssolalion,) represented 10000 Of the white
inhabitants OF the State, being within $4,000 of
4maIorily Of the whole white population of the
Slale. The county Of Frederick, one Of whose
delegates voted in favor Of the resolution, ma
infested It's feelings on this subject in 1897, by
turning out this very delegate for a similar
'O@' The counties Of Shenandoah ard Rock
ingram are, TO avery considerable extent, ma
ooiAe'arIns as well as grain growing counties.
and are said to be decidedly favorable to the
projection OF domestic industry; and yet three
oa' u Tour 1f their represe natives were count
Sd on The opposite side Three Of the repre-
"n'a'''es from Bath, Northampton, and Rich
"ond city, also voted in favor Of the resolution,
"Oll' large majority Of their constituents are
"'''Ssd 10 have been opposed to it. Had these
''''' votes been counted, as they ought to have
'''0' with the noes instead Of the ayes, the ma
!''"!' In the House Of Delegates. would have
wv" 'educed from 81 10 81; while the vote Of
"e minority, such is the effcc, Of the inequa-
-! u nP'essn'aIiou)- would have represented
majority OF the white population Of The State
u nearly 10000 We have very little doubt
"a'' should the Convention about TO NEE, in
,Ts'n'a' equalizc the representation 10 the lie.
S'''A'0'e las they mos, probably will, accord
"S 10 The white population Of 1880, the next
,S'S'a'iTe vote, Oil this subject, will rank Vir-
s'pa' 0ya very large majority, among the tai
I'D States.
ID connection with this matter, we beg leave
,@" 'he attention Of the public to a very sim
'ae'' The resolutions, recently adopted
''e Legislatures of South Carolina, Geor-
>, >" >0o Virginia, all affirm, " that the Consti-
!, ~" u The US, being tederative compac,
e'n sovereign states, in constituting ,chich no
'" a'''i" IS kno,rn, each State has the = tght
''''''s the compact for Itself" Believing this
'' Tue mos, dangerous and un,enable doctrine
-, s' preached in this country, aid directly in
=. "s'n OF that clause Of The Constitution,
' gives to the federal courts /" jurisdiction
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-19

We learn tina, in he Supreme Court, yes,er
cav the case which has been made by certain
persons of properly in George town, against the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company, came up.
The Counsel for the Canal Company, General
JONES. was ready for trial the Counsel for the
other party was not, The result Of what pass
ed before the Court was, that the case was dis
missed, because the party Plaintiff in the case
was not ready for trial.
The question at issue was, as TO The power
of the Company, under its charter, to bring the
Canal through Georgetown to Rcck Creek, &C
cording 10 the determination Of the Genera
Meeting Of the Stockholders. in Autumn last,
which was in the nature Of a compromise be-
tween the interests Of the several parties in the
undertaking. The right of the Company was
contested by the Plaintiffs in the case.
MAT Intel.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-19
For Rent,
E.mDAoyment Wanted.

YOUNG single man. Of steady habits, VINO wi, 0s
4 an easy plain hand, and who mas oeen ra,sea
anti and has general knowledge Of and talents for
uisbes 10 be employed in respectable dry
Goods or grocery store Office, or agency He has, for
Of private family the different branches OF the
of either kind would be readily accept
u instrumentation from gentlemen of the first re.
su..,.h;Itv can be given. letter, addre'sedto j..
W through the Pest Office, will receive due at
tention. 's" -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-19
The senate Of the United States adjourned

The senate Of the United States adjourned
yesterday, sine die.
Receiving no additional nominations from
the Presidenr, committee was appointed,
consisting of Mr.. Sanford and Nsr. Dickerson,
to wait upon the President Of The United States,
and inform him, that, having transacted all
the business before it, the Senate was about 10
adjourn, should the President have no further
commune alton 10 make.
The Committee having waited upon the
President, and reported that he had no further
commune alton 10 make, The adjournment was
moved and carried mem. con. MAI. Int.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-19
THE. TARIFF IN VIRGINIA.
MARCH OF PUBLIC OPINION.

Much triumph has been manifested by the
editors Of the Richmond Enquirer, and others,
opposed to the projection Of the domestic in
dusrry of this coun,ry, against foreign regula>
,ion,) at the recent vote in the Legislature OF
Virginia, on a resolution denying 10 Congress
the rgh, TO afford such protection. Whether
there be any just grounds tor such triumph,
nav be gathered from the following facts. ST.
miar resolutions were adopted in the sessions
Of 1926 AND 1927; and the votes in the House
Of Delegates, in The three difftreu: years, were
Il IollowS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-19
Public Sale of Land-For Cash.

DURSUANT tot decree Of the county Court Of
Fairfax, pronounced on the 2lst day Of August,
1923, between William RUSSELL complainant, and d.
MEL Duany and others, defendants, will proceed
to sell, for cash the premises, to the highest bid
der, Wednesdoy the l5M day Of Aprii at O'Clock,
p: 1929, certain tract Of land lying in the county
of Fairfax and State ofVirgina, the residence Of
the said Daniel =. Dulany, containng about
-Four Hundred and Fifty Scres.
This was originally first rate upland, and has not
been materially injured by inudcicus cultivation. II
is about seven miles from Georgetown, and eleven
miles from Alexandra. II is well watered. and has
on il an abundance Of timber for all farming purposes;
its fences are good and conveniently arranged The
title is believed to perfectly unexeeptionabe and
the land will be shown to person wishing to exa
mine II, by Mr. Dulany. T. W HEWITT, Comm'r.
The Inteigencer will publish this advertisement for
sixty days in the country paper, and send their bill
to Il is office feb 49,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-19
Prices ofprodsee in alexandria v.,,.rso,
SM1P NEWS.
ARRIVED, March I8.

ARRIVED, March l8,
Brig America, Sherwood, New Orleats; sugar and
molasses to C.. e l. Thompson. Left the brig Co.
met, from this port at the Bailze, bound up
Brig Wayland, Coffin, St Ubes, salt to VIM Fowle
& Co.
In Hampton Roads-ship Helve,ius, from Havre,
bound to this port.
SAILED,
Steamboat Fredericksburg, B. J. Jenkins, Balti
more.
Brig Adeline, Brown, from Georgetown, for Cowes
and market.
Brig Alexandra, howes, cleared at Boston for this
port 18th inst
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-19

1t will be seen by an advertisement in this
mornings paper, that Mrs. ANDERsoN's benefit
will take place in the Washington Theatre this
evening. Those of our citizens who desire
theatrical treat, and are disposed to pa'ronIze
an old favor,e, will Emo in the bill Of fare much
TO CRAFTY them.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-19
Herr Cline,
Choice Wines,

q NJ. JANNEY has just received per schr vrgi-
y. mia from New York, supply of March & Co 8
L. p. Madeira wine, in half.pipes. Also few half
pipes and boxes of "grape juice" delicious table
wine, much approved in New York and quantity OF
Old H. r. Madeira of the Brahmn's cargo, via India;
which will be sold low, having been shipped and re.
imported since the reduction of duty.
mo 19-6t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-19

Joseph Vaudeville was yesterday elected a
member Of the Common Council from the Sc
cond ward, vice Robert Jameson, resigned.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-19

We have received communication from
10 E." in reply to Beta" bu, have concluded
that il is better to let the subject drop. No
good can possibly arise from the discussion OF
the question We shall be happy to hear from
81 F" ON other subjects
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-19
Still for Sale,
That valuable property the
"BhENTSVILLE HOTEL"

AR That valuable property the
Elsss!GA "BhENTSVILLE HOTEL"
W. 2;& adjoining the public square, Prince VIII.
SeSfssfa liam Court House, embrao ny 8 acres of
ground stables, grarary and ice house. vnh al neces-
sary ont-bud'ngs, and brci tavern house, in which
are S rooms and passages. In suitable part o. he
building is store room, counting and cellar.
bera credit the First Aondoy in March nex, (bring
Quarterly Court) and accommodating arrangement
might be 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 than $500 per annum.
feo Its TIL. X. HAMPTON.
0PThe above sale is postponed until the
First Monday apri being the day Of the election.
march 9-tA6 7 X. H.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-19
AUCTIONS.
Public SNle.

IN Tuesday the Path day Of this month, the sub.
the premises, that valuable twostory dveIr house
and warehouse adjace Mt, with the lot q ground on
which they stand, on the north side of King street
and east side Of Alfred street, in front on the former
sixty feet, on the hitter 100 feet Fife f. ct alley.
The above sale will be made under the authority
Of deed oftrust, to secure debt due to tire Bank
ofPotomae Sale At half past three, p NJ Terms
cash GEO. WHITE. By order OF
r. l. TAYLOR, Ty1ssee
march2 ts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-19
Move Spring Goods.

SNOAO Q w no
vIvHE Virginia from New-York has placed with us
further supply of SPRING GOODS,
Amongst which, are,
Ginghams, new style and beautiful patterns
Calicoes, spring colors
Merino shawls, scarlet and white, long and square
Figured and plain Swiss muslins
Jaconet cambria and book do
Furniture and cambria dimtes
White and black plain bobbnett
Cotton and silk hosiery
Brown cambrics
Spring style belt ribbons
Landscape and plain oil cloths, BIC. &c.
ALso-Black, blue, brown. olive, claret and green
extra super and fine cloths
marcble-eo3t JAS. MCKENZIE & Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-19
Alexandria Theatre.

Alexandria Theatre.
vTVHE subscriber having taken the above Theatre,
l. which snndergoing thorough repair, the boxes
newly painted and decorated, the whole ofthe scenery
entirely new, and in the course of the week
NEW DROP SCENE
to be exhibited-the whole designed and executed BY
Mr. Partridge the celebrated Artist of the New York
rasS.,r Evan;n@ nevt al" tha ne s4 aPSen IS on
with fayorite COMEDY and FARCE, and with one
of the most efficient companies in the Union.
In addition to the above, the Manager has. at great
expense, engaged, for three nights, the celebrated
Herr Cline,
the wonder of the world, whose astonishing perform.
ance on the Elastic Cord has attracted crowded
houses in the principal cities in Europe and America
Further particulars in a future advertisement
Boxes and Pit Shipper Gallery SO cents. Fart OF
the Gallery appropriated t" people OF color
The Box book viii be opened at the Office of the
Phenx Gazette on Monday
march l9 THOMAS FLYNN
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-19
Turks Island Salt.
Q000 BUSH I. L SALT aHoat, which will be
OO\IO sold low if tak en- from on board.
mar 18-6t NJ. MILLER & SON.
Notice

MAS stolen from the bar.room of the subscriber
W yesterday, pair Of Shoes; one pair for Gentle
man, with high quarters. the other pair for a Lady,
with + Gibson Waite on them; no doubt the rogue
stole them to sell
llpay five dollars for the shoes, provided it will
lead to the detection of the rogue
march 1885, WM r STEWART
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-19
Washington Theatre.
MRS. ANDERSON

MRS. ANDERSON
HAS the honor to announce that her Benefit is an.
III pointed for THURSDAY EVENING, March 19,
when her brother and sister, Miss L. JEFFERSON
and Mr.. J. JEFFERSON, will. by permission, lend
their aid and she has only 10 regret that long and
we're indsposition mus; prevent her appearance on
such OCCASION among her kind friends and patrons
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-19

/ In all cases OF law and equity arising under the
Constitution Of the United States, as well rs in
all cases to which the United States, or any
one Of the States, are parties" our surprise at
its adoption and PRONUNCIATION, by the respec-
table States who have lately given it their sane
ton, has not been diminished by discovering
the source from whence it originally sprung
In the proceedings Of the HARTFORD CosvEs>
ton, recently published, will be found the fol-
lowing sentence: "When emergencies occur,
which are either Beyond the reach of the judicial
tribunals, or too pressing to admit ofthe delay
incident to their forms, States, whieh hare no
common umpire, n,usi be their own judges, and sr-
ecuie their o,cn DECISIONS The similarity be-
tween this sentiment and the opinion recently
expressed by those Of the Southern States,
must be apparent to all. And yet there is this
remarkable difference, that while the Hartford
Convention confined its claim TO State interfe.
renee TO cases either beyond the each Of the
judicial tribunals, or too pressing 10 admit Of
the delay inc ids mt to their forms" Pit is p opposed
in The South TO apply the same principle to
every case, no matter how unimportant, in
voIving a construction Of the Constitution.
Little could the distinguished members Of the
Hartford Convention have expecte that the
most dangerous Of their doctrines, adopted I'M
der the influence of high party excitement, and
abandoned at the irst moment of returning re.
flectinn, would 50 soon become fixed and
leading principle in that school which had been
accustomed 10 identify their proceedings and
their individual movers with the cause of urea.
son and disunionl Sed ten,pora mufanfur
RoBBERIEs.-On Tuesday night the dwell
ling house of NEWTON KEENE, Esq wasen-
tered & robbed Of variety Of household fur
nilure and other articles.
Mr.. JOHN c. VowELL's -four store was also
robbed Of some articles on Monday night, and
two gentlemen a, Ma. CLAGGETT's tavern had
we. understand, their pocket books and some
articles of clothing, stolen from them on Mon
day night.
From these circumstances, there is every rea.
son to believe tina, Set Of villains are prowl-
log apuur strr.ts- The police ,fsrorr
should keep strict eye, and we advise our
citizens 10 be careful. Front doors should be
KEEP, locked after night fall.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-19
Richard y. Carne

Richard y. Carne
Has received supply Of Hardware;
AMONG THEM ARE:
UyABIE and desert knives and forks; pocket, shoe,
and butchers knives; tenant. hand, pitt, cross.
cut and round files rasps. cut tacks and sprigs; sad
and rridrons weights gmhles, augers, trace chains,
cuee mills cotton wool aid horse cards, fry'ngPans'
wedding and billing hoes, spades, shovels, &c
And expects in a few DAYS a supply of Castings;
such as-Oyens, pots. sklets. griddles &c. which
with general assortment of hardware and Cutlery on
hand. are for sale very low by wholesale or retail
For Rent,
49, The story brick House, on the
GrFM Marl corner of Jefferson and Fairfax streets
EaassI Toa good tenant the rent will be low. Pos
H::.Ealt session given Immediately, Apply at MS
Store Fairfax street. msrch l9-eooe
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-19
A Court Martial Extraordinary,

NOR the 6rst regiment, second brigade will be held
on Saturday. the 21st instant, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ
GEORGE BRENT,
march II adi.. 1sf Reg. I'd Brig. III d. G.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-19
Strayed Or stuien

EfROM tho Stable of the subscriber LIGHT Bay
HORSE, about IS hands high; has star on his
forehead. No other marks are recoIrected He was
seen on the Washington road on Monday last ANY
P. rson returning the above described Horse will be
literally rewarded WM L. KENNEDY
march 18
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-19
=. RVN1NEY'S
LOTTERY and Exchange Office, .9lerdndria.

% 10 As IS 80 81 80
are the drawn numbers in the Connecticut State Lot
terry, for the benefit of the Retreat for the Insane 9h
class, u&f'h -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-19

Union Canal Lottery of Pennsylvania,
No. 2, for 1929, will be drawn in the City of Philadel-
phia on Tuesday, Path March 80 numbers, drawn
ballots. Highest Prize $4,000. Tickets S., halves
So quarters Is.
Washington City Lottery, 9Th Class,
Will be drawn in The City Of Washington on Friday,
9th March, Highest Prize $4,000. Tickets -;
halves 2 so; quarters IS. For sale at
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-06
MARRIED,

On Sunday evening last, b. the Rev Samuel Come
Illus, Mr.. SAMUEL SrArLEs, of Norfolk, (Va) to Mrs.
Many BIpp IT this p'ac.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-06

NJ. E,iiric, the Kings Advocate, who next
addressed he Cou,,, slowed an equal degree
Of &C u,eress, 10 speaking Of the mania Of sur
names aud noble dis inctions, aud Of talent, In
disc ussing ,h- considerations connected with
this trial, as well as great indepe ndence in bis
conclusions Thougo thy were unfavorablr
10 the Archbishop, ". are sure his Eminence
could not ear he conrluding words Of the Ad.
voca'e wi hnu' deep emotion:
There Is no law that compels US 20 Judge
this case; ard there is, on lie contrary, = Gus
tom Of eigh, CENTURIES in favor Of Messrs Ca.
bot. l. is diff vi, to make ones way through
the casrs Of hose who have used, or abused, as
It may he, the silence Of the law; and in this
doubtful stale Of things, am called on 10 make
a victim of a respee table and aged man, and on
the brink Of his ,omb-to plunge The poniard
In his breast, I am called OH 10 take away from
him name he has borne with honor, under
which he is known--he has served, and he has
done the mos, important deed of his long career.
II so doing,I shall, msy say tear from his breast
the cross Of S.. Louis which in thai name he
received; ! shall carry despair in'o hear, de-
voted to the august family OF our king, should
tarnish and disgrace him and his Neither the
honorable wounds Of mis- son, Camilii, nor the
Gordon Of Officers of the legion Of Honour which
hOIulHS Sbah picNSh
his two brother rs, one Litutenant Colonel Of
The Guard, and the other Captain, l shall see
forced, perhaps TO quiz their corps, "r prove
by their sword ,ha, they are not unworthy the
name they bear. shall even reach him who
was the companion Of hi. Majesty in exile NJ.
de Burges) shall even reach that General
brave in every battle, wise in every counsel,
and always forward 10 supper, in the tribune
the unfor unat. who called for his aid, General
Brun de Villrret, who is married 10 daughter
Of the Cabo, famly,) and / shall listen TO
no considerations in carrying into effect Il
know not what law which has never ye' been
executed, and which is not capable Of -pplica-
ton 10 any case. All, 70! shall no.; for the
Messirurs de la Fare will not have it done
themselves. Their noble heart denies wha,
their mouth demands"
The Cour,. in agreement With the Kings
Advocate, conf m, the judgmen, OF the Gres.
Tribunal, and DIT ciGrd that the Mrssieurs Cabot
had The right TO call themselves Marquesses OF
Cabot de Ia Fare, without, however, having
the power TO sign or call Themselves by the
surname Of La Faro. whether alone or preceded
by the title OF Marquess, unless the name OF
Cabot was used before il.
Ought we TO br sorry hat the Messieurs de
Ia Fare have lost their cause? Ought we 10
congratulate the Messieurs Cabot foi having
gsined il? Neither Oce nor the other; we must
laugh heartily; tina is all.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-06

lie application of steam 10 the propelling
o. boats, may well oe called one Of the mosl
wonderful inventions of man. There seems
h'T to De no limit TO our career in raversing
space We were forcibly struck with these OBJ
%''alohs upon seeing an extrac, from recent
work. Travels in Canada, by MAoTAceAnT.
u which ne fancifully speaks Of new route to
'''na, oy which the traveller is to 60 up from
S'eoec to Lake Superior, aud so on West
"0ea the sieam>packet liue, says he, is esia.
"'ned between Quebec and London, we may
''ne ana go between China and Great Bri tain
"a'0a' two months. The names Of the stages
'| oe-Landon, Cove Of Cork, the Azores,
newfoundland, Quebec, Montreal, Kingston,
s''' Oalaousir, Port Mai,lsnG, Erie. Huron,
''oe'lor, Rocky nouns aims, A,habaska, Noo,-
a. AHd Canton.
''sEe this route on the Map, and, wonderful
:" nay appear, i; is nc: impossible to accom-
sHh
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-06

at. MITCHELL. The celebrated Naturalist, in
! 'e'sr concerning the siamese Boys, has given
- us opinion, tina, their separation will in
,"so'y lead to disease and death. He says:
mere can &c doubt but that if these boys were
~, @ oy the knife, and this band cut at any
Ell aISe opening would be made into the belly OF
ua' would expose them to enormous hernisl pro-
nj u anu "hsminations that would certainly prove
a. we have understood the mother to have noted
chem. curious TACT, worthy the attention of accou-
eovs,s "a' when they were born the head of one
c, NJ ehcased by the lower extremities Of the 9TH
10Th. mus they male the easiest possible entrance in
Con Ts They are 80 perfectly satisfied with their
e., os ", uat nothing renders them unhappy as the
nea6oH araon by any surgical operations the very
IA SaNs causes immediate weeping. Indeed there
dow reason for this uneasiness; for as stated
mos, ,,eo'dns to our Judgment, there would be the
ter Gu, hazard in any such attempt, and even at
''0 Of snjOymeut. ''N @>p'''e'~e '''>' 0'''''''''
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-06
pH,LAnELpHlA MARKET -ocroprn 8.

suner6ne Flour were made at IS 50a 62s, (the lat.
ter price obtained for small lots select brands and we
reduce quotations accordingly. with this remark, that
less disposition sell has been eyneed since the re-
eept Of Liverpool advicest to 2s,h August. at which
,m the weather was unavorable for the harvest. Rye
Flour continues scorce and sells in small lots at quota
tons No sale. Of Corn Neal hhds or bbs reported
Gn,Is-The supplies Of Wheat hsre been small
and il has sold freely soat at 81 81 S. for good Della
ware red Corn continues TO come IN sparingy' and
a yellow has been taken at 49 81 cents, fast as
Il srr;yed Two cargoes Of North River Barely were
received this week one disposed Of at IS cents, the
Other at 6s IS cents Delaware Oats, supply mode.
rate. safes at "a IS cents. Rye remains steady at
ouotations.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-06
Mrs T.. EOnAe

nREsENTs herself respectfully to the L,die; OF
Aexandria, and soeits their patronage IN ner nne
Of business Mrs r. will, in few days, receive the
FALL FASHIONS which, together With the advsn'
tags of several years experience. and foreign eorre
pondence can promise to please, at - moderate prices
and with equal prompt,ude. any OF the profession
in the District Mrs will also clean, dye' sno 'l''n
<o6o,,, Hats in very superior style. Residence, OPP
positc ST. Paul's Church. oct S-u's