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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-15
CoMMUNicArED.]

Mr. EDIroR-I am much in favor Of your ef-
forts to induce our citizens or the Common Coun-
Gil, to make some arrangements relative to a
Town Hall. 1t is certainly out of all character
that We should not have something of the kind.
Winter is now here, and during its inclement
have to be held. Please urge again the propriety
of renting from that useful and respectable asso-
citation, the Mechanics Relief Society, the upper
Hall of their building. trust, at the next meet
ing of the Council, some member will make a
start i'm this business. A CITIZEN
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claring that the seat OF the sitting member should
be vacated, inasmuch as by the Slst Article OF
the Constitution of the State, he was clearly dis
qualified. This Resolutiun was referred to the
Committee of Privileges and Elections, who re-
ported in favor of the incumbent;and on the ques-
ton to concur in this Report, the debate alluded
to, took place. 1t was opened by Mr. Long.
who spoke at considerable length and, with
much energy OH the Constitutional question,
maintaining that the case in controversy came
clearly within the operation of that instrument,
and advancing many arguments in illustration of
his position" He was replied to by Mr. Weaver,
in an ingenious and ingenious manner on which
he rested his defence manly on two grounds: lst.
That though he had occasionally preached, he
was not Clergyman within the meaning of the
Constitution, having never received any compen-
sation for preaching, nor having ever had the pas
toral charge of congregation. ID. Admitting
that he was in the exercise Of :. the pastoral func
ton," that having reinquished that calling. he
was no longer obnoxious to the Constitutional
prohibition. Mr.. Henry followed in a most elo-
quent strain against the right of Mr.. Weaver to
his seat, and drew avivid but frightful picture of
the consequences resulting from an termnging
of Ecclesiastical with political affairs. lie was
replied to by Mr.. Joseph A. Hill, who argued
with his usual ability the Constitutional question,
contending however, that the present was no such
an one, as the trainers Of the Constitution intend
ed to guard against. The debate was closed by
Mr.. Wheeler, who was also in favor of concur
ring in the Report.
The Rev. Mr.. Carson and Mr.. B. S. King
were examined to explain the nature of the sta
ton and Of the functions held and discharged by
Mr.. Weaver, under the system and economy of
the Methodist Church.
The seat Of Mr.. Weaver was vacated by vote
of Y TO "a.
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Sp\e' did Fapcy Goods
TyJNT' PFCE/VFD

t1F &C. "e.ntTsd 'S DC Grape do dresses
10 rich hall do do
huie gold application do
pieces Gluz. m,iia Ca new and beautiful arti
cl- for dresser
do Einh dpOrleans do
do G,z aarabout Lama do
90 do colored and white Blonde Gauze II new
sye)
so do figured and plain silks
Blonde gauzr T. running
Do lace AMI d;ing
Thread and bobbne,t do
figur. d and plain bubbnett
Anew and beau, full style Grape shawls
10 do do scarfs and hanikerchiefs
Muslin Chems. ties
ad.r,' pscnt MT jackets
dozen colored embroide' ed silk hose
s do do do half do
do Imperial worsed do
3 DO embroidered belts
do do worked with beals)
% 10 is,.ie>' long and short kid gloves
5 do men's variega,ed silk hose
10 sets elegant bOnnet ribbons
50 pi' ces cap do
Nu lin trimmings and nsrrngs
White and cOiored bio dc thule flor drcsses)
so Ill wool nrrno scarfs
20 elegant worked muslin capes
) cartons real blonde caps
elegant DO do lace wells
do do do csp'sand caps
- do blonde gause wells
81 FrcDch worked cuffs
20 pieces thread edSlng
Blonde sn,! bubbiue,t footing
% elegant black and white lsco wells
20 pieces gold AMI silver ribbons
Is 30 ihbct and merno cloths
% F,ui,ri do do
5 do black Cashrie-e for Or sSes
DARIUS CLAGETT,
Corner Pa Avenue and l,h stree, ','ngt"n City.
l,r Ii 81
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-15
Charles r Dade,
NEY. At LA w

Al y X 4 \ l. 4 w
DESptC FU ~ ,Hers ms services to the public
IL He will attend TO business in the Superior and In
ferior Court, Of p incc William County lie ma, bo
seen At Brcnt,ve ie second and last SATURDAYS IN
every month, at his residence, Glover Hill, near
Bren,sville, at any time
All letters dressed 10 him through the Brentsvo
Post nffice, will be punctuali> attended to.
nov l8-d2wtJ3taw4w
~ fredericksburg Arena will please publish the
above advertisement, and send their account to this
iffic for a. reri
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Gao NrWa 4.

GONE vi'lsin viiini's rot into the house OF the
-, subscriber, the night II the t3li! IN tsnt, aE
stole from the bar ON. two Sur,out Coats mixed
gre, CT h. G!.c with. and Toe other vrhcut, cape
"A ala, Cumet III ak, lined with brown irsz and fur
collar oue ualr Of b Iots aud Two odd Boots pretty
w:l! worn
viii give the above rd f,r the r. covcrY of Oh
articles stoien propurton.ble reward fr any part
of them WILLIAM Il STU ,Ki,
dc SIT '..r, OFT Ito ~.
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Eistrict o. Cn,uu,bt :.

COWnfy ~ HleT0no. sG, .Nct.
EOlN M ha, sppIi Il to the Honorable VII
- liam Cr,nch chic: Iudge OF the United States
Circuit Court of the District of Columbia. be dis
charged from imprisonment, under tie Act t"l the
relief of in>olvent debtors within the District If Co.
lumbia On the 20 n Of December ,st ~, al me
oclocn A VI al the Court House in Alexandria,
when and where his creditors a e qur, 10 sdend.
dec I5--3t EDN, |. LEE, g.. +.
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The Richmond Enquirer imogines that every
effort will be made during the present session Of
Congress to compel the President to the adoption
of measures similar to those which he has already
Uetoed; and then wa es wild and desperate at the
horrible character of the visions he has raised:
"a party lsays the Editor)is organized which will
leave no stone unturned to drive him Gen. Jack
son from the chair They might use the classic
motto Of .4cherrWa mpreto. They will move
Heaven and earth. and even Hell itself, to cover
him with defeat and disgrace. They would in
woke the genii of War. Pes'i'ence and Famine.
| What have they not donr::" sc.
The Edtcr says he has seen sigus and wonders,
not in the Heavens nothing akin IL The Omens
which foretod the death Of Ccsar---but in the OPP
position papers. 1--WE have seen, saith hey the
ominous movements Of the opposltion.' And
when he come, specify aud name-what has he
seen. He has seen IN Rochester paper 1.-The "a
larm sounded Of new petitions against SUNDAY
Mails, and '.sug9eStionS already thrown out that
an attempt Is to he made tn repeal the lndlan
Bill" That the Editor OF The Enquirer has his
sleepy intervals. az even Homer had. we have
| long known. but never until navy were We permit
ed to understand the nature and tendency of his
dreams That great portion e he people who
assisted to put General Jackson in The Pre>den-
tal Chair, hat Who have since repented of the act
in sackclo,h and ashes because If ilie treachcry
| t. their i'll and interests of which he has been
| guilty now DESTROYS to put him out again. Is
very certain; and thar we. aud they who are with
us in the opinion we have ALWAYS had of his want
nf qualifications and fitness. are also laborlng To
discncumber him of the robe IF power which sits
so ungracetulv on his shoulders, will not be de-
Med But we only ask the assistance of Heav-
en-. and that portion of the Earth which is emhra-
ced in these United States. AS to Hell. and the
part of the old word which thev have been WOO
ing. we formally make them over 10 our advcrsa-
ries. who having long inCc entered into treaty
Of alliance offensive and defensive with those aux
iiiaries are entitled to the full advantage Of the
| league Ndtioaoi ,Jo,nnm
esx3s5a,
Great Surgical Opsra'iOa A tumor was ia
ken from the abdomen of a woman, at the Mas
sachusetts Hospital, on Saturday. of an enor-
nous .ize The patient underwent the opera
ton with IA degree of fnrtitude. that astonished
al the faculty prrsent-neithcr speaking nor mo-
wing while the knife was in use. The case was
one IF peculiar Characteristic or death was
depending We understand the Surgeon was
very unwilling to hazard the operation. but the
patient would not excuse hini--beng resigned to
| her fate let it termnate "a it would. She died
lust after all the blood vessels were secured and
| at moment. too when the utmost anxiety and
sympathy were exhibited for her welfare.
Boston Traveller.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-15
A .MNl fur ,Mie.

a Mill tuv axe,
MYTH about fit, acres of bottom AND, gnod
w prop .rtion OF which is in heavy TIMBER
Finding It inconvenent TO manage such property
at distance from the proprietor, fer for sac,
.-- THE MIL,
Ass: formerly owned by Mr. Kigore, on Broad
A3Gs Run, in Loudoun, the bridge, on the
~s..f-i road to Georgetown Mr. K,Igorr made this
Mill very profitable him. and realised from il, ia
y-sr near half the sum ask for il in cosy annual
payments.
here are two pair Of excellent Burr Stones in it,
and it's country custom is very extensive, there bring
competitor near. Unless sold by private sal, be-
fore THGRSD Y, the Esd o! the present month it
will then be offered at public auction about the middle
of the day. j. L. McKkANA.
dec Scots
The Ckarestown Free Press will publish the
above till sale.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-15
Fort WestirgtoM.


SEALED proposals vii b. received by Iie subscri.
- Der uItI the -5t instant e. supplying she troops
at this station WITH ISL Btt + tar the wear 1881.
The Proposals to be endorsed Proposals for Fresh
Beef G MtRR
dec - t25th II IA a.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-15
VI ARilIED,

On Thursday. 26 ulumo. BY the Revd. John
Woodviljc. Doctor BaoDiE HERNpoN to Miss
Lucy ELLEN, eldest daughter of Joseph Hans
brough. Esq. al ofCuipepper county. Va.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-15
Ms ! 0MnA tied

IN the Jail for the County Of Alexandra, ID. G.. OIL
L the llth 'stant, runaway, negro woman who
"a s Il at her name il
POLLY
She appears to be S. years Of age, feet q
inches high; her clothing striped calico fock and
cotton shawl She hat she formerly belonged To
Mr Stephen Mount. of Prince William County, Vrgi.
mia, but that he sold her ur D-sha about the FIRST
of December The owner is requested to come f,r
ward, prove property, paw char and take her
otherwise she will be disposed of according to law.
dec IA St H. STEtI.E,Jailor
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-15
Was Taken
utice.

- NtNcc.
IN consequence of the failure of the Stockholders III
4 the tshbl's G.p Turnpike Company TO attend the
General Meeting called the second Friday in this
present month, the Il ckhod hereby notified to
,'tcn smreiing Of the Compan, on the second Friday
in January neat at the house OF slre Sarah Upp, N
N,J,"ri x. he object Ills meeting is 10 do what
the gu'sr meeting should have done namely, to elect
the c, %. sal Company for the ensuing ear, and
To fix compe fof their services. under resolu-
zion Of the last General Meeting; also, to tske into
ccnst, ration proposition from the Administrator ct
Doctor Lewis Hurwcn, totaustcr stock in pltmen' OF
the debt of her deceased husband; and TO act such
other matters rs NAV then be befor. them 4,
punctuai attendance, IN person by proxy. sirqpest-
cd, the suspension -! div, ends may be invoi, ed
decision Of said meeting on Nr, Buwe!Ps case.
b, order Of the President AVID Directors;
GIBSON, Treasurer
Mdileburg. November26, 1850.
dec 13 did
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-15
James = Gum eli, M.D
STJSJ,

UEVTTOI,
JsESPECTFUILy informs thec tizensa and visitors
10 of Alex.ndria that he may be consulted at Or
u cIagetts Hotel, on tn, first andthird wEDNEs
DAY in every month, from O'Clock. A. NJ until
.ter.ad6ressedto DIR G at hiso fics between
the United tates' Bank md the Presidents House,
Washington City, or left at Mr. II Clageus hote'in
alexnadria, will be punctuslly attcndedto.
IAN 7-pWtf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-15
Xi.tle iAiv,r 'Eur' pike Nnad
I,OlIpdNT

,.nH Stockholders are hereby notif-d that an Flee
Z tion vii he he'd VI ifora'-o Clsg.tl' 't,i, in
The Town of Iexanlria Fridug, the IN ofJanuary,
1884, for President, fur Dir cior>, a"d treasurer;
,so for the settemea .; the account for hc present
year J'Nhh iH'MrSo@
lee IL wiw treasurer
NJ The " CHICHESTER Republican and Genius of ii
berty will insert the aheye once week Tor four weeks
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-15
Notice.

vJvHE Annual Meeting Of the stockholders of the
Il WASH NJ ton and Al. aan.i ria 7 uu pike COMPANY,
for the |, cton Of five Directors Treasurer and Clerk
vi hrIi at the Town Hail, m Monday, the Sd day
Of Janu g J. Is. LAbb,
dec 6-1aytE Treasurer,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-15

The : alter y itch
yI>IE suhscrbcr has just lived aud fars for sale,
"THE j.4TER WI CH;
or Shimmer u the Seas' novel ny the Author of
the Krd Rover, PuOt, &c in vols.
ALSO,
Laurence on the Horse, in all its particles and
uses " ind, nieniI, "i the practical ue OF the
B"k, and IS really and extenve vausbe II is one
If the most amusing the reader will meet with in a
thousand c'm ie'e and u lque, embracing every pos
sbi" su ice - can be Connected with the Horse p
NOnfhiv Magazine In vol
dec l4-u DAVID MARTIN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-15

COWS
n Twenty or thirty Head will be
SYEGA winter, d At til. ptsnta zion OF the suoscr
MW her. situate within three mules OF tins
cSsesrss.sS ppIacr on accommodating terms TIL.
O,r,.str = well .cquann,ed with the management of
Cattle is atte tive thereto, and j. well provided with
prove nder nd warm sheds to shelter them from the
severity Of the weather.
Application to be made to the Manager on the
Farm Or to the subscriber, residing in Alexandria
dec 9 WOW CHR NEAIE
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-15
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, en- C ,

SAILED, DECEMBER Ia,
Schr. Leonidas, Farland, New York.
- Seth s. William. McLellin. do.
$50
Schr. Amity, Townsend, hence at NewYork
18th instant.
Sloop Statira, Petit, cleared at Philadelphia
for this por, 18th instant.
HOLMES Hole. Dec. ARRIVED, schr.
Pharamond, Ryder, from Alexandria, bound to
Boston.
Sailed, schr. Astrea. Marshall. Portland.
60 Christ Church will be opened next Sun
day morning, her the uev. Mir. MANN nee
his ministerial duties
do
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-15
SALES Ar AUCTION.
BY GEORGE WHITE.

This Day, at la O'Clock,
vXTILT be sold troui Mr. iona. Shlaber's store
w on Prince street.
10 hhds y . sugar
Is casks cheese
3 half chests imperial Tea, Of late importation
Terms made known At sale dec -
~ In consequence of unfavorable weather,
the above sale viii take place This Day, At same
hour e.. W.
dec IS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-15
DRAIFS TO-NORROU.

DR.AIFS TO UORROU.
New York Consolidated Lottery,
Er,ra Clas, No IS far 1880.
Will he drawn IT, the t.iy ct lew York on Thursday,
the 10th It Oeccmnber
&c NUNBERS-1 10 DR.4I'N RlLLOTT
BRILLIANT LOTTERY.
Capital Prize $4,000 so prizes of $1,000
/ do of 10000 prize of 5000
/ do of 10000 SC. &c. sc.
Tickets 80. halves %, quarters ST. eshtl's %
TO be had IN varet, OF numbe,S. at
=. II. VTFzxSSf s%s,S
Lp,tery Office, Hoyai stree
~ Orders from the country spectsliN stei dee :
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ALEXANDRIA, ID. &.

WEDNESDAY CORNING, DEC. Is, 1880.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-07

wiRClNiA:--At rules. holden in the clerks Office
" at the superior court of chancery for the Rich.
mond district. the 9th day of September la3o: Fran.
Gus B tovs pit against Edward Johnson and Ca rolpe
NJ u. Johnson his wife, Thos. Drake, WIN. q. PovaIL
Ros'na Johnson, Philip Johnson. and Edward Johnson
infant children OF said Edward and Caroline defts
the defendants Edward Johnson and Rosina, Phil.
n anu Edward Johnson not having entered their ap.
pearance and given ,ecurity according to the act ct
Assembly and the rules of this court, and appear.
nE by satisfactory evidence, that they inhabi.
tan's OF this country, is ordered that the said de-
PENDANTS do appear here the first day Of the next
January TERM and answer the bill of the plaintiff and
that copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in the city of Richmond,
for two months successvey, and posted at the front
door of the capitol, in the said city.
~ copy. Teste, WV. &. PkNpLEro~. G.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-07

VIRGINIA. At rules holden in the clerks Office of
the superior court of chancery for she Richmond
district, the 9TH day of October 1850; The President
Directors and Company of the Farmers Bank of Vir
ginia, pitts. against the Richmond Dock Company and
John Gamble and Robert Gamble, dts
The defendants John Gamble and Roi,rrt Conb,
not having entered their appearance and given secu
ry according TO the act of assembly and the rules of
tins court, and appearing, by satisfactory evidence
ina" they arc not inhabitants of this country; IT is or
dereJ that the said defendants appear here on the
hrst day ot the next January term, and answer the
o'i OF the Plaintiffs; and that cory of this order be
toFtwh inserted in some new paper published in the
CITY ct Richmond, for two months successfully, and
posted at the front door of the capitol in the said
city. copy Tes,e
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-07

NIhGiNiA. At rules, holden in the clerks Office of
The superior court of chancery for the richmond
district the 18th day Of Oc,ober $780, John Jones pf
agains, John Hinton and samuel Frame, merchants bv
the style o. Hinton and }rame, and other dts
The defendant Samuel Brame not having er,erel
MS appearance and given security according TO the
act of assembly and the rules of this court and an
psarng by satisfactory evidence, that I've is not an in
haUant of this country: II is ordered tina, ,he ia
defendant do appear here the I'll st day of the ne x
January term, and answer the bill of the plaintiff and
mat copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the city Of Richmond for Two
months successfully, and posted the front door of
The capitol, in the said city. copy Testp
~ WIN. G. pESptFToy. G. e.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-07
ELEGANT Family Bibles

4 US'T received few family bibles, handsomely
~ bound in morocco, containing Browns concor.
dance and fifty copperpote engravings; also great
variety bound plain. very low priced; pocket bibles
Waits Dover selection, Watts and 'Rippon's vii,
nge Methodist BROOKLYN Selection, Associated
Methodist, Camp and Prayer Meeting and Parkin-
sons Hymn Books. Episcopal Prayer Books in elc.
CANT and plain bindings Gil at unusual low prices
no 22-,s r. n SANYAV
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-07

NIRGiNIh. AT rules, holden IN the clerks Office ol
" the superior court Of ohancery for the Richmond
d's'rct, The 9TH day Of October 1880 Edward a. Nose
ing decd piis against Price Perkins and T,,Jev Re,
surviving e%ors Of Hardin Perkins, decd and James
Den,oP ana DaIid buchanan, surviving partners of
Dunlop, Pollock, and Go, and other dr,s
The defendants James DunIon and Dav;l u,,hor,,
no' having entered their appearance and given secu
fy according to the act Of assembly and tho rules Of
's court, ana u appearing, by satisfactory nee
NAV ,"ey are not inhabitants of this country; it is or
derr tina, the said defendants do appear here on the
mrs, day OF the next January .er, and answer the bill
OF the plaintiffs and that copy ostbis order be forth
W inserted W some newspaper published in the city
OF Ricmon' for two months sue cessiyeIy and oos,e1
:" .ne 'front.' door ct the capitol in the said city.
~ copy. Tcste, WY. g.. PExp1yTox e. r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-07
conn LOBTIN N. Elicit. II. c.

EryIRGINlA" AT rules, holden in the clerks Office
~ " the superior court of chancery for the itch.
fnond district, the 5th day of July 1880. Carter
Bsaxton ana Mary O. hrs WIFE pits against Robt Hesiy
adm'or Of Samuel w. Sayrc, adm'or de bonis non of
Peter Kent, and adm'or If Z hos Trce decd, Over
ton Scaweii and his wife, representa-, es of Sterling
Ses~ell. deed. and other dfts.
he defendants Oyerton .jeaw ell and his wife not
having entered their appeararce and given sec,Irits
according To the act Of Assembly and the rules Of this
court AID appearing by satisfactory evidence that
lacy are No, nhabitans OF this country il is ordered
a'th~ $50 defendants do appear here the first day
~ the next January terr, snd the bill Of the
pisinthsi and That copy Of this order be forthwith
,nsy'ted IN some newspaper published in the city Of
h'chn'ond. Tor Two months suceessveiy, end posted
- the 'front.' do"r OF the capitol, IN the said city.
~ copy. TcTc, Ws.G pjs iyros. 60.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-07
The Christian Student.

1 AESlGNEO To assist christians Ia general in &C.
~ curing Religious Knowledge. With list of
books suitable for Minister'S Library. By the Rev.
f. Bckefslilh. From the second London Edition.
Just published, for sale by COLLINS g. Co.
-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-07
Fresh Dry Goods.

rENlIIS Morning, Thursday, Nov. nth, at JEN-
Il KlNS MerIno Shawl. Linen and Fancy Dry
Good Store, arc opening the following with many
new and rich Goods, received by the Packet Erie
from France:
few doz splendid and extra rich fancy handkcr
chiefs ofnew style
Very superior long white boss skin gloves
New style Paris nrd London bronzcd calicoes
Superb barrege de Oflcans--an entire new articLa
for parties
Embroidered silk and raw silk hose of new mako
Additional supplies founcing and trimming bobbnct
laces ofnew patterns
ALSO,
Mcrino long and square shaws, of all prices nd CO.
lors "
20 pieces w're and rcd hsnncls some of very supe-
rlor fnish and quality
Canton f'anncls &c. &c. all Of which with the cxtcn
sIvc assoinent OF goods of recent purchase, will bo
sold at the most reduced prices, Mt
=, X. H. JENKINS
Merioo Shawl, Linen and Fancy Dry Goods Store.
II