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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-03
APPENDiX-T coNcLuDEp.1

James Monroe 10 Gen. Andrew Jackson.
WASH EGToN, Oct. 90, 1918.
DEAR Sin {: | received your letter Of the 18th
August while was at home, on my farm il
A5rmarle and there appearing to be no ne
tenty for giving it an immediate answer, |
delayed it until my return here.
Twas sorry 10 find that you understood your
Instructions elative to operations in Florida
differently from what we intended. | was sat-
hitd, however, that you had good reason for
y0T conduct and haye acted in all things on
tha principle. By supposing that you under
Hoo5 them as we did concluded that Won
proceeded on your own responsibility alone,
IN which, knowing the purity of your motives,
have done all that could TO Justify the mea-
'rP well know, also, the misconduct of the
Spanish authorities in that quarter, not of re-
cent date only.
Finding That you had different view of your
power, il remain only % do ustice TO you on
that ground. Nothing can be further from my
Intention than to expose you to responsible.
y IN any sense, which you did not contem-
|pse,
The best course to be pursued seems to me
10 be for you 10 wIife letter To the Depart
meni, in which you will state, t5a', having
reason 10 thlnh tRht uihercnIe oil uplui0n eX-
sid between you and the Executive, relative
10 the extent oi your pnwe,s, you thought il
due to yourself to state your view of them,
and On which you acted TINS will be answer
ed soss 10 explain ours, in friendly manner
by Mr., Calhoun, who has very just and liberal
,snimeuts on the subject. This will be neces
sary IN the case OF call for papers by Con
gress OF NAV be. thus We shall all stand on
begrouud OF hohur, each doing justice TO the
other, which is ground on which we wish Il
place each other.
lhOpe that your health is improved. and
Slrs Monroe unes in her best respects to Mrs
jackson.
With great respect and sincere regard am
Gear sir, yours, JAMES MONROE.
Major Gen. A Jackson Nashville, Tenne s
see,
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pOIIgT GAL.
CORRE SPONDENCE

Bfutsn General hndrem Jackson and John c.
Calhoun, President aud Vice President of
The United States, on the subject ofme course
Cf&e latter IN The deliberations offhe CaGine
gfHr Monroe on he occurrences in he Sem
iuoly rdr
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TuuuNuAy. Fol. %


The Senate have pass d the bill. -. Divor
cling feliE Fetls from his wife Satah 2. Form
ing n new county, (Fayeiie) out Of parts OF
Logan, Greenbrier. Nichol8s and Kanawha
MI. Gilner from the Select Con miiise, ap.
pointed for that puI pose, laid before the House
the following correspondence.
february ~. 1881.
Sir--lhe General Assembly oil Virginia have
charged the JOINT Committee oi ,he Senate aud
HOUSE Of Delegates with the duty Of snnoun-
{ log 10 you, your election a. Governor OF this
Commonwealth, tor three years from the 3lst
OF March
In making this communication, II affords the
Committee III -asure 10 add assurances uf their
high confederation aud eslestn. To tho unani-
nous testimony which the Gen. raj Assembly
hive given you OF their confidence. We are
SIR Your obedient humble servants,
J. Y. MASON, Oh. ca. Senate.
Y lhO. " GlLMEh, Gu. Co. ". Of y.
February o. 1891.
Gentemen--t have received your eoninunt-
cation, informing me that The General As
sembly by Jolnt vote, have elected me Go
vernon OF this Commonwealth Tor three years,
To take Office on the 3ls, March neat.
BE pleased to convey TO the Geasral Assem-
bly, my sincere owiedgments, Tor the dis
lingulshed honor they have conferred upon ne
by THIS renewed manifestation Of their kind
ness and confidence, which no one can appTe-
ciale mere highly, or feel noie sensIbly than J
do
IL will be my constant desire 10 cooperate
with them in every measure .b'"h naS 'o' us
object tho preservation ei the p"''y "' '"'
principles OF ViIgina--io promote her pfospe'-
ily by well digested system OF imp'oy"'"e"'
'y,, ,,,o,ecI ,he 80 oC 1he state a.
-, 49, - every effort which may be
80 ,foin any quarter, 10 " eaken or diminish
them.
For the kind manner in which you have
been pleased to express yourselves towards me,
accept gentlemen individually, the assurance
OF my respect and regard.
have the honor to be, gentlemen,
Your obed'i serv't
JOHN FLOYD.
J.Y. Mason, Oh. Co. of Senate,
add
Thos. ". Giimer, Esq. Oh Co. II. of Debe
gates
The engrossed bill concerning free negroes
! aud mnatloes (enaciIng penalties against the"
! instruction. aud making provision Tor their re.
moval from the State III certain cases--the
same heretofore before the House, omiIng
the dog clause being read.
Mr.. Campbell OF Brooke opposed il warmly
| Il il .ss briefly supported by MI. brodnex. d
! Mr. Shield offered a ryder, which was rejected
on the SECOND reading. The bill was then
passed by the following y0te-Ayes ~, nays
~.
| ROAD BILL
| On motion of MIR. Gunner, the House again
resolved itself mo Committee 9th Who'e,
| Mr. Goo 10 in tue Chair. ON the bill Tor " open"
| ing and keeping in repair the roads within the
! Commonwealth"
| After some time spent therein, and the sug
! oestion of various am endments, the Commit &c
sdon,ed the substitute TO the original bali re-
no,ied by the Select Committee, when on mo
,,on of MIR. G. liner, the Commtee rose, and
Mr.. Goods reported the bill, as amenesd 10 tie
lH,usei
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Extract from Mr.. Garnelts diary for the Is,
February, 1879, referred to above

Extract from Mr.. Garnelt's diary for the is,
February, 1879, referred to above
he night before last, Colonel TsyIor oro.
posed we should go up and see the President
as Everett sad he frequently complained Of
our not going though we lived SO near. New
ton would not go, because he had TO shave and
put on clean shirt. We found him Il, the
drawing room, with Hav, Everett, Moore. and
Indlay. M aud +. and {. soon went ou,
and so did Hay, who was gong 70 secre,a,v
ihompsonS' The President then talked very
freely about public altairs--gsve us an accom-,
OF the proceedings of the Government in r.Ia.
tlon TO the Seminole war lie stated what |
cabinet we're perfectly agfteGe,, tha he Mb0le
not censure General Jackson. II is, however,
well understood that Nh Crawford, out of the
cabin ct, used his endeavoT to have CObb's res
buttons passed and could not fol bear telling
the President, that, IN conversation W ilh me
about Cobb's resolutions. while they were pen.
ding. Mr.. Crawford said Jackson ought TO be
censured. He expressed surprise, aud seemed
to look regret lie says the members OF the
cabinet are still in harmony among themselves,
apparently"
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TER VIZ.

syFor 81 per annula, payable IN adyance--No sub.
,rpton will be received for less time than six M
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continuance. Those.rofa distsse1 must be paid for
previous their insartion the payment assumed by
s,me responsible person in Lynchburg.
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inserted for six dollars.
J lsters addressed to tho Editors must be most
paid or they will not be attended To
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BY FLETCHER s. TOIER

viii, at NY sla o,sefs should be viewed. | wo,l,
them p''a'uie give my understanding of
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Hon. J. G. CALHOUN.

JOUU U OdI'FUUf' Y" 30 1OOO-
WAsulNsroN, May 70, 1857
Dear Sir Circumstances wh'e" III do
explain, render !, necessary io' "N'
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# Inn, "u.'y' and fares,allinp n,,n.
no us anticipating the ad,,n,p ,""o oninian.
,ot, e remarked, that # H. on this
nern; give iii ee ton 10 nnht;. '''''hiion
bis military officer. VIII hht
| no busi,. W hahctpRte them 81.
ter retnro ~ W oe al Washington and hss 10"
Nafion,I I "",ne' also remember no., oe'-
sofa whore AZ, SeeI Which was lying IN al
an 80, 800 VT. Crawford was s;t,,o' s % me
an "'''ole explanatory of a.. s' contained
go, we administration b.d s""s upon
W. ~ W zen Jackson's mil,tn,v ooe'oen IN |
a,,.a, ""iord adverted 10 som. 'o'ehen's'
of na,;o, ~ 'ala down a prlnciple n, ~ '"e
Tim, n". mistake not, which wen, :" e "a"
in rrssh , {" territory could ONLY no SNOW sue"
Adams dc nia. -, ~ 81. an enemy and added, 4" Al.
49, "eh'es all that. lie ,e,,a. mr
n as going much fn,,b.r Mr.
~, '"c"Son than even Mr. J"ying
,.as., iH'Iet was induced ~ na'. s'"'ing
sura No. g. "'n Jackson without nuhI; "e 4
hi. Cd. "o" a belief that he had no, ,;, re" q
noIi,;caI ann exceeded his power h,, 1' 4
la,ions ,v;, s,uefa''ons conneosd win onr ~"
Your obedent servant !.
GEO. McDr'" II
4Atract ola letter from the Honorable Rober,
,. darnetf. formerly member Of Congress ~
from the State Of Virginia, dated Tappa- !.
hammock, Jan. IL, 1881. !"
MY DLAR SIR: A very extraord;nary letter =
nave seen IN the Constitutional Whig, mr. =
orfing to give "A correct account of the mar, i
'hIch the several members OF Mr. Nonro,,s .
aoihet TOOK when the conduct of Gene raj /,
nckson WIS before them. has induced me 10 :,
Her you the following statement :.
" soon after Colonel Taylor's election IN T.
he Senate, and arrival at the seat of t;ove,o. !,
rent we paid visit 10 Mr.. Monroe and !, +,
ne course OF the day, Col T. desired MI. Al :,
} give hn some account of the course tha, A
al been pursued towards General Jackson i, =,
pgard 10 the Seminole war, &c. In this con- -
ersatlon. Mr.. Monroe declared that there had ~
cen no division in his cabinet as to the courss "
'hlch should be pursued towards the General "
MS excited my astonishmenf, because il, n ,,
conversation L" hh Mr.. Crawford either befors =,
re debate commenced, or while il was men. :,
ing, Mr.. Crawford had used this expressinn "
me- General Jacksonought to be condemn. =,
i noted this expression down in a Jour a.
a kept, aud subsequently repeated il fire. ~
aenly. Mr. {. Beve " told mo that he had ~ =,
'eniioned il 10 General jackson, when he y.
as at his house in Tennessee, and. tb,nk =,
Nd that the General expressed much sur. p,
rise. q
Hon. {. CALHOUN. ~
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New & Valuable Books

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IA ona % * oJhe, nsthese boats VIE guierly,
i,he season leave the District Of Columbia for
gree, .r'r lnisy and WedreSdsy mornings,
',-a. 1s,.-p Wednesdays as next tuiiow the tues
i.''s 50 'cRs., >lsrting from t.s.nael's arr.
" .,'Nc'n1 AS, AMI rhoEpson's wharf, in Alex
a = *; anl xii leave Commerce street
~ Bli@re, for I've District, every Wednesday
NJ 'fw sfe-noona' o'clock.
sA7S'ln, nv 2--lf
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n,,. &c, S,t.Ni. u
aeaS,mpor,rd. ny .h,p v,rgini. arrived here. AMI
al Herald vis n ,l,Im"r AND oilers tor sale
Gots 81 al point b. nke,s, large sz's
- Rose blankets ga, 10 ii 4 II Is 4
4 few pairs ocsi ami anSe's
- sh :. ,hr I'd IN nnl . If 20 dozens patent
c".ored and - Thread
Cambria nn,>nn> aud mites
Furniture dim,,ie, and chntses = great variety
Gingh,ms snd aiicocs
Figured co red cotton c0u", rPan ;, large SIZE
Vcstings, including j yeue's ~,d f'orenhne"'
,iv,r, bcsi Qi,'t.
Gentle nan's Gr,skt IA Cows
Sup. fine cp. AID trr Ineres
A p;in, s,-cr;mcu, o! 4 4 II ~ nuens, 5 4 and oA
=heenngs
81 ard % '~nie lam ~, irra a""s
iussi, md Sculch si,eetrss
Z 4 creeu hIor 10th hsse
1t rk's pes' spuol and D3l ewing ontton
English cheese double G'ostcr Ana tn WIZ
su-e Offs; q'shty
From, the North he has receired:
Rest tlack LANAI. iutcs;ilngs
Black silk hosiery, Italian sewing silks
orsted and cotton hose IN great variety
Swiss musns figured and plain
Mer,no stuifs. crc assiaus and bombazets
Black and drab fine cloth shawls
Sup, rims ch Ippa romais
India ami English bandanns hdRis
Black Italian cravats
Tickle nburss, sactings and osnsburgs
4 General assortment Of Domestic Goods,
Consisting sattnc,s, be;ticks. cotton os''"o 'rgs
Canton f.nnels, hi, and beachrd sheetnss e"rPe
bindings checks piaids, &C &c
F,ns aud superiime m rino shirts and hos'er!i sha6
and herring Brdpcrt sr.iNE fHiNEi TO Dc SOLO very
low t. close consignment.
LIFT
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tne N,.sll,ia tYee ..esa

G>a weekly newspsPer, published at Chsr'es'own.
L letters n cunt Virginia. at ~ per snnum, pay
able in advance 1t has very extensive crcu@'inn ~
the Potomac country and will be found valuable al
yersing medium for Cit. Mercs is and others, who
n ay wish to communicate with their couhtry trenns
rhe improvems n,s now IN progress who VIII con
meet more m matey the trade of the rich Valley OF Viz
cinia with Baltimore and the cities OF the District OF
Columbis. VIII suggest to those concerned an ad>L
,ionsi motive fer awaiting themselves of the columns Of
the Free Press If sept IL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-20

aNeVO 10Y tNent.
!>,.,u.s The PUBLIC HOUSE at King George
So Cou.t h use would be rented to good ten.
Esss; one 10 FIVE ears. II ID the only one
Ea.sss at the pIsce, is spacious and in good pair,
having attached to it grazing lots and stsblng tor 40
or so horses. The furniture in the house. which
is of the requisite quality and abundance, would be
sod TO TIE tenant very accom- odans terms. Pos.
session may be- had LIST January, IF desired.
Apply to DOCTOR B. johnson, Ring George II.
Y, or to GEO. JOHNSON & Co.
If
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Iuyitrtion
10 lleNt.

A. The Store-Room and Warehouse ur-
Mfft der m, dwelling south west corner OF King
Hsss and Pitt SITS, opposite ur Newtons prank.
- lin House Hotel an excellent stand for
Grocery The rent will DE made low. ana dealt ous.
Possession may be had 18th September
aug IS JNO CORSE.
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SERIES vo 1888
Dyspepsia

EyHE subscriber continues apply the newly disco
vered remedy for Dyspepsia, which has made per
feet cures of Hundreds in this and other places HIS
price is moderate. Application to be TQsde at has
Drug Store Fairfax street
wN HARPER.
o. A general supply of fresh Urugs-Enedclnes &C
on hand and offered low they can he purchased
i, J., x.n:-;. sor 90 sh r. ~. I.uG credit
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Tuition
ing, and in the Npaaish AID Hatsn


Languages.
- PINISTRI resae ctiuIiy oilers 10 ;he citizens oil
.. Alexandria his services " teach IN the ABOVE
branches.
Mr. puistri is an italian artist, has taught IN New
yok for the space of twelve years, and III this District
for the Ia three years and is now teaching III some oi
tho IN. st respectable families OF this place.
drawing is useful to ALTO young ladies' as an &C
compiis!.ment and an elegant f'''sh to 'her eaueA
ton; to Young gentlemen, to facilitate ana give Ill
elegant fin sh to their course OF pursuits VIZ; '" "a"
ver in the use of maps. direction OF land &C 10
Doctor for the anatomical study, drawing chemcs' IN
strnents &c (; to IN rchant, to understand stamps
serns &c; TO mechanical professions, 1t rs not less
useful, No tailor can make graceful and we'll suited
dress without it; to carpenters, shp-hullders mouse
bull lers &c tits inlspensabe IN fact' there csnno'
he a w...fni,hed mechanic OF any kind without u
knowledge Drawing
Price Of Tuition:
For pupi 81 IL ss0ns 20 - Quarter Pr
Prnn 8 to rupiis d. do esch
- S to s do DO q" u"
u pupils and upward. do DO
sight class for oung gentlemen C."
References:
N.,, ynrt Hon G Van s..nsse iacr. Hon e.. ID. Col.
J., lat. ,,avor: tlon James Kent, chancellor.
wasbprror -. G.. Commodore Peterson AN! Nh
Peters -, ,,,
Nsxandris, Chas. Chaplin. Esq Thomson + Mason
pqo I,te IA, or, l.. ewis an Carusi, r.sq''
=, Inquire at the BOOK store OF ID. Hartin, whcre
subscription papers lett
sept 1T
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Cash for Negroes

Cash for Negroes
XNEE wish to purchase one hundred and fifty likely
w Negroes, of both sexes from - to . wears ut
age, field hands; also mechanics OF every description
Persons wishing 10 sell W, ua do welt 10 give us .
call, as W. are determined to give shgher price fur
slaves ter ans purchasers who are o may hereafter
be in this MARKET and no certificates required.
An, com nunic aons promptly at. nde!t to. We can
all times be found at ourrcsdence west end Duke
street, alexandria, ID C..
oct6 FRANKLIN h ARMFIEID
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David Martin
gsas lust receive . and offers Ter sale
x Vol ID of the hm .ricsn Library OF Useful
knowledge PRICE -
No ) Of hi Canine, Library, containing au'
photography Of Walter scot, -
Vo 1t Christian Miniature Library oo
The Bihic Stnr, Book in vols l,oO
Porlcr's Catechsm Of Uea'th for 1852 l%3
.Hlso,
Steel Pens snl Glass Seal, with grest variety o!
impre ssions ant mo,tos "ct2u nh
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t0r Rent.
s.s,,s That very desirable property, at present
sSS:. occupied ny Messrs. Chamberlain & harris At
SO, the corner Of Prirce Street
49, The stand is believed 10 be equal any
ether for the grocery busnesst the wharf prota-
bic one. Ioa good tenant the will be low, and
possession given the 23 January next For terms .-
pyt JANE >. CHAMBERLAIN.
sept5-tf
american Flax Canvass.
4 FURTHER suppl Of PhtniH Mill canvass, ms
u nuactured at Paterson, New rsc, just received
which with stock hand, mahes the as.or ment OF
plumbers complete. For sale at factory price, by
sep II 81 :. u. JtNkFS.
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For freight
r,,tiunre Jackets

,b,, line of packets is composed OF tour me
. q Ia",c,. or. Of which will sail trorn the DIS
~ ',', ,nc ,,,m Is gilmore every sa,urd sor
e. ~ ''' ~. "a IRWIN.
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'->>2>sSSSss&S Capt. y J Jt1Ems, VII, every
rui'e month, leave Baltimore "U he Saturday; aud
b, Ia c"ry THIS arrangement into effect, the Law OF
p'rtp:c from he 0.,;rct of Co'umaia Wi, on = e
y Ner-InaItsr enumerated, be changed from We'd
~ y Tues IA Aiartnr AZ tn. ns,.Ai knnrs w:
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SteaMhnat potnmnc
New Arrangement

me pa5lc IS respectfully informed that, agreeab'E
Y 20 An management The
la-.> Steam Packet COIIrMBI
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For Rent.
Mouse q steve IT, ken,.

E. A two story dwelling House on Fair
1T; fax ne,wt Qteeh and Primo, So sire Is, With
Ssrs store and good dry cellar un Ter the whole
S,zss-; To good tenant the rent will b Made low.
Possession may be had the eth day of the present
mouth s LARHbUR, Il Co.
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For weight.

The brig ELIII,
TX r,.o Wooster, burthen about HOO bar
= airke freight" the West 'Hd'e' OF 10 a" cast
ap'r!. Apply A C.. CAZENOvE & Co.
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K.rr and EitLhugh

IN ''tN
E5Ayf just received
Al 2ha.f chests yer, superior 6. p Tea : tor re'a'
2 chests do VI do s ing.
40 brls old proof whiskey
IS cask cut sil, assorted
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EvNNAy " Gin.

- Pines Of very superior Ftench Brandy
" "a, a., Holland Gin
warranted pure, and equal to any imported iof
sale by
%
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-04-28

A young man, not twenty year. of age. Of
respectable parents, has h:en arrested in
Georgetown for breaking open and robbins
the ofiiss of canal contractor of several
hundred dollars. The money was found sew
fed up IN the collar Of bis coat, and he sabse
quenily confessed bis guilt.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-04-28

A Southern paper classes Jacksonism as
follows: 1 ne Calhoun jackson men; the pa''
Bmen jackson men, and the JackSon Jack
son men. In their cone lomerated capacity
they lsrm the true Republican party"
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New Fall Goods.

sXTEhave received by packets President and George
w Tow n, from Philadelphia and New York, part OF
our FALL STOCK; which enables to offer, on IL
bcral terms:
London super blue, black, olive, green, brown and
mixed cloths
Pelisse cloths cassimeres and satinests
Blankets and Aannels. plainand printed baizes
Merino and common circassiaus
4. Bombazines and bombszetts
Valencia, swansdown and toilinet vestngs
Scotch and English plaids; plain and pd camblets
Italian iustrings and gros de Naples
Satin levantine, senchews and sarsnets,
44and 4 modes, satns and horences
Italian and French grapes; pongee
Merino scarfs, shaws and hdkfs, some extra quahy
Plain white merino shaws, neat article
Thbet, barage and silk handkerchiets
English and India bandannoes
Italian and Barcelona cravats
Plain and printed jsconet do
Irish table diaper 81 to l04
Do linens and sheetings; black and brown Holland
TwilIed sacking; burlaps and osnaburgs
general assortment of
DOMESTIC COTTON GOODS;
consisting, in par, of
Tickings
Bleached and brown Greetings and shirtings
Fancy and furaiture plads,
Cotton osnaburgs, &C. &c
All of which have been selected by an experienced
dealer SCOTT q WN1h''
oc,s Corner of King and Rayai streets.