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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-15

COUUfy OF sDtSJuVuIt III, DCts
NOVEMBER TERM, 1929.
The Mutual Assurance Society,"
Conp,ainants,
abiel Holbrook and Jacob Nor
gan Defendants,
yJyIiE Conplainan,s' bin having been heretofore res
L guIarI, takeI, for confessed, and set for decrees
and this cause now com,rg m to be heard on the Com.
p!ainsuts' bill and exhibits, and it appearing to the %.
~ti,faotion of the Court, from the exhibits flied b, the
CJmplainants, that there is now due to them, for quo.
tas OF insurance on the buildings in he bill mentioned,
under policies made by the Cos piainants to the Defen.
dant, Holbr0uk, Of which he Was owner, the sum OF
1904 rs, With interest at the rate 1T six per cent pcv
annum o. s'73 So, part thereof from The frat d"' OK
April, 1879, till paid; and that the said buildings ave
ben conveyed by the ID PENDANT. Holhrnos, = no
De endant, Morgan II Is By he Court thereup0a N-
creed That, uni, as the said bet ndants. or one VI theme
do, on o, before the first day OF May next pa, &" tho
Com pIainants, or tOtleir Agent, the said sum OF sue
Is, with interest TN Sl7j s., u part thereof from mo
first day of April, Is 9. al paid, and the COSTS OF this
suit, the Marshal Of the District of Columbis 90 sell he
property insured by the policies exhibited with tho
Gumpla,nsnts' bill at puolic auction, to the highest
bidder. fer cash; and that out OF the money frt m such
sale ~ arise, h. pay 10 the COmplainants, or to their
Agent, the said sum Of 1904 rs, with interest as afore-
said, and the costs Of tins suit; aud that he convey the
property sold TO the purchasers thereof. And 1t any
balance of money remain, that lie pay the same over to
the Defendant, Morgan. after deducting from the same
the commission allowed by la" for a sale If property
under a writ of feri f,ci,s, and the expenses attending
such sale; and that he report his proceedings herein to
this Court. C~opy-iest:
EDM.I |. LEE, G. C.
IF In pursuance of the above Decree, shalt
procred 10 sell, on SATURDAY lie G9M Gyof >eto-
Der neri. for cash. the following property, III tn NJ
mentioned, aud described in the policies By Nos 1887
and 1885, aud bounded as follows.
49,, THO BRICK HOUSES,
s3EFf two stories high, and Lots Of Ground, situated
tMs ON the west side of Fairfax street, supposed
SS.D4nnlt 10 be So feet 10 inches and l3 Of al inch to
The nortl, of Cameron street, and Tuning thence with
Fairfax street, and bin. ing thereon. 81 feet, thence
wetwardiy, with and parallel to Cameron street: sS
feet; thence so, t~lwardly, with a line parallel to Far-
fax street, So feet, thence eastwardly g. feet to the
| beginning.
from, door 1.-THE premise and # the purchaser fails
to pay the purchase money BY III. hour OF O'Clock of
the same da,, III. property will, al that hour. be sold
again, and the first purchaser held liable for oil dshct.
encies and expenses in consequence ofthe secord Sale
&. SCOTT, u ".
sept % cots For Henry Ashton, Msr-hs.
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SHIP Jews.
PORT or ALEXANDRIA. On. Co.

ARRIVED, OcToBER ID.
Brig John. Thompson, Stockholm, iron to P. Jan
ncy, reported before. aground below
SAILED,
Schr. President, Kirkland, New York.
Steamboat Potomac, Hubba!l, Norfolk.
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Jonathan Butcher

,sA this day received per the Shenandoah, Capt.
Rose, from Iiverppol, a Considerable part OF h's
FALL ASSORTMENT OF HARDWARE.
8mol9 -eo2m
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Most

AN Tuesday night, between tn Friends meeting
- house, and the upper part of "rince street, a
Cameo Breast Pin. sci with gold The fnde- Will re-
c.iye A qcltable reward by leaving it with the printer
oct IA
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rThe Rev. DR.. Chaplin, President of the
Columbian College, will with Divine permission,
preach in the Baptist Churcn, tomorrow evening,
a sermon to fomng Men, who are hereby special
ly invited to attend.
Service TO commence at 81 o'clock.
An Association will be held in ST. Paul's
Church, King Georges County, iVs.J to onmenc
on Thursday, The Goth October, and continue until the
Sunday following. oct4
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ALEXANDRIA. DC.
..,rr FROM EUROPE.

~ m8slyG, OCTOBER Is. 1881.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-12-14
From the Eastpoa Sentinel,

7rsaf- Conv1efloa--fne apd S'nprjson-
 naeht of 4nsericoa settlers 9 fyNadaaeasko! We have received the St. John Con. Irief of the 2.ssd, which contains an ae- count of the Trial and Conviction al tue Supreme Court, at Fredericktai q Barnabas Hannawell, Jesse Wetloeb, and Dauiel Savage, for certain ..sed tious acts, Gas they are called by the Provincials) at the Madawaska settle ment,p which seditions acts, our read. CTS have before been apprsed, consist ed in chooslas9 tozun officers in Abe ueari4 Incorporated tozon of .NadazoasAQ. The
 Trial took place on the 18th inst. The defendants appeared without Counsel. One of them, Hannaweh, in his defence. said, ''that having received the warrant. they were obliged under the law of the State of Maine to act, they would have been liable to punishment under their laws if they had declined. That Tn the situation of the country there was a difficulty on both sides. and of two evils they thought they Lad chosen the least, as they were led to suppose from what the two officers hfessrs. Maclauch- Ian and Coobes, had said. they would not be interfered with, so long as they confined themselves to the west side of the river.p
 The Jury, after short consnltation. returned verdict of Guihg, when the defendants were asked whether they had any thing to offer to the Court, an- swered in the negative. His Honor. MT. Justice Chipman then addressed them and observed
 sThat it was sufficient merely to state the charge of which lhef had hcc;. found guilty, to show its aggravated character, withoutadiing word ofcom. ment. 1t was no less than a direct a;. tempt to subvert the authority of the government, and to introduce the iuris- |diction of a foreign State. That the defendants had to say in their extenua- ton thai they were not the original au. thors of these proceedings, they appear ed certainly to be instruments in the hands of others. They also set LID in their defence a color of justification whlchthey ycontended was given to their proceedings by the acts ard declaration of a person in the character of Bri- tlsh Officer. These acts and declara- tions, however went no further thap to abstain from preventing bj force, pro-
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-12-14

blunt the arrows ofadversiiy by d look at those even below ourselves. how few would repine; how many grades are fo be found between the enjoyments or tho rseaders of this, and those of Julia Blaee--who looks not upon the he. i ties oi nature and art; hears no sound ef delight, no efdearing appeilatia
 freadsbip or relation, nor can she utier q single leeliug which lsiadness or m. Kindness may inspire. Ieors alone are her language; they figure forth all ibat sue can express of love, gratitude or pain.
 St is "yacation" at the asylum, but
 NC visited 1t, and found many of the scholars still remaining there; amongst them Julia Brace, the young woman who was born and still continues deal. dumb and blind; the second instance, only, of such dispensationz Of Divine
 Providence thathas ever been recorded. cannot describe the sensations which oyerpowered me as l gazed upon this interesting object. Ny feelings were iso intense, and my thoughts so com iPieteiy wrapt in contemplation of the lapparent misery and forle9n1ess of her leondition, that should have been com fpelicd to lease the room, without al opportunity of witnessing the wonder lful acuteness of her sense of feeling i t{whieh is her only medium of fcommu Enication with exlernal ohjeets,) had not
 some benevolent tears started to my
 eyes and relieved me of the oppressive
 sensations that tugged at the heart
 strings. ] would not, for any considers
 eration, have lost this opportnnitity of
 seeing her, and obserYlng her mode of lintercourse with those around her. It
 is indeed miraculous how easily siia Ieemmunicates her least wants, and ] IRitti what readiness she cempfehends Ithe purposes and desires ofothers, cosn-
 naaicated b4 the touch, and assisted tee ytfi6as motions of her arms ai4d fingers. She is perfectly cheerful, of q doelie and kihd disposition, and Is much loved by her companions, who them. selves, deaf and damb, seem impress I'd with an extraordinary feeling of leompession tor the poor unfortunate,
 gho suffers under the additional depri-
 yation of sight, and has not even the
 eoaselatioa of looking abroad into the erld, and witnessing the wonderiul oFks ofthe ereator.n
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-12-14

more immediate concefl--tlie reform oi her own domestic institutions; but if Poland could wait the decision oi that question, she might expect the united iDterposition of the two governments.
 Lo'adoa, Sept. 24.-Ihe meeting be- lore announced, the most important that could he assembled throughout Europe for wealth commercial importance and intelligence, took place yesterday in the Egyptian Hall, with the Lord May or of London in the chair, for the pur- pose Of petiiioning the Lordsto pass the Reform Bill.
 The second reading of the Scotch Reform Bisl was carried last night by the large majority oi lI5, tbere being Tor t 5j9, agalnstit 9d.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-12-14

Iae Deaf, Blind d,sd Dumb Giri.-A
 letter from Hartford, to the editor of sas, Bostofs Irawser7pt, contains the foi- owing reference to a most interesting s'emale, of whom perhaps most of our leaders have heard. How little do we understand the causes of happiness, or occasion for grief; instead of setting aur hearts uqon an unattainable obiect and lafiietlng misery upon ourselves. and pain on others, or account ofour disappointment; if we would make the most ei our present possessions. and
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-12-14

T
 licia, iu the neighborhood of Cracow.
 The President, J. Laszcinski has
 published the following:
 .sln conformity to the Convention, tine munieipic authority of Warsaw in-.
 forms the inhabitants of the city, that
 the Cav..Iry General, Count Witt, has
 been appointed Governor Of the Resi-,
 dence Warsaw, and that Major Gene
 ral Baron kortf'i is nominated City Com
 mandant; to which authorities the in-
 habtants can apply in all urgent cases.
 The Governor, Count Witt, lives n
 the Stockholders palace, and the office
 of General Korff is for the present in
 tue Senate ihouse. Bby an order from
 the Governor General, Count Witt, the
 National Guard, and all other persons in possession of aFnls,are ordered to de-
 posite the same within foftY-eight hours at tiile srsenaii, in the hands of tie Fsi- rector of Artillery, Brigade General Bontemps, under the penalty of being punished by sentence Of a Court Mar tiai.
 II is said that I9oe persons will be chosen from the members of the Nation al Guard, to perform military duty in the city.
 The Warsaw Courier of the 10th contains the Proclamation of his Ma lesty, the Emperor Nicholas to the Poles of the l9th July, with the remark that t is commissioned to publish the same as still in force. The same print coz tains the Proclamation which Field Marshal Paskewitsch issued 10 the IT, lhabilahts of the Kingdom of Poland oH the passage of the Russian army to be Ileft bank of the Vistula. There are at this moment sixty Generals of the Russian army in Warsaw.
 The Municipal Council still continue to perform their official duties.
 On the night of the I0th, between
 l l and l2 o'clock, the criminals impris-
 oned in the Inquisitioa House, called the Powder House, attempted to exc cute plan they had formed 10 liberate themselves. The police guard sta ion led there, assisted by many citizens oi .the National Guard, made great ezel-
 tions in overcoming the prisoners. Some shots were fired, which wounded i, and killed prisoner.
 It is expected that in conformity to
 an order that will be issued, ali bank ] notes viii continue in circulation. For week past, the Cholera has de handed but few sacrifices-many sol aiers fer fhe Polish army, fully cured. left the hospitals on the 9th. But yes lterday several persons were attacked with this disease. In all. the miiitaf, Hospitals, the wives of the citizens. and he inspectors, still render the most ac- tive assistance. A great many PolisI families are still at Krakan; the com. Inunlcation between Fallicia and Kra- anvil! be again opened; great num- CT of the wounded, have been at Krze- zawic during the summer.
 The great part of the barricades and Ipallisades were destroyed on Thursday. 'orty-eight houses were burned in the saharbs of Warsaw during the battle 1 of last Tuesday and Wednesday.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-12-14

From. sieilg-W We learn by the Fran. cis, from Messina, that sn unsuccessful |attempt to create revolution in Sicily. was made on the night of the lst of September at Palermos An organized body of two thousand conspirators had formed in the suburbs, and agreed to |enter the city at given hour in diyis- ions of 5eG, at the tour different gates. But by some mistake or accidental cir constance, the instant that one of the divisions had effected an entrance, the alarm bells were rung, the troops were immediately in motion, and most of the eonspirators who entered were killed or made prisoners. Their companions on hearing the alarm, did not attempt to eater the gates, but dispersed in the nelghborhood. IL was apprehended that further, and more formidable at- |tempts would be made to effect a change in the government much much disd liie- tade existed throughout the lsland.-
 We have received Palermo papers, con taining an official account of this oc- |currence.-.N. Y. yNer. Adp.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-12-14
POLAND.
WARSAW, Sept. I3.

By the ship I'homas Fcatergood, iron
 !>.:. :s;-s-s;. 6
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-12-14


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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-21
THIS is TO give Notice,

vVNHAT the sub ,crbers, # Alexandria County, in the
i District OF Columbia, have obtained from the Or
pha', Court If said county. letters testamentar. on
the personal estate ofCRAvEN r. THOMPSON late OF the
count, aforesaid, deceased All persons having ella ms
again., the said decelcnt are hereby warned ~ exh
bit lie same the socrhers with the vouchers there
Of pas ell by the Orphans Court before the l1th
da, of March 1882 or they may, by law, be excluded
from all benef, to said estate; and those indebted
thereto are required to make ,mne date payment
Given under our hands. this lth ia, Of March 1881
IsRAEt p. THOMPSON,
WM HENRY THOMPSON,
ALBERT e. THOMPSON,
Executors Of Craven p. Thompson.
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as Is IT, give notice,

yrv 5 yiGu subscrbcr, Of A'exand1a county IN the
4 ;,-tr.,; of Columbia -.ias o5taneH fGn the Or
nI,us, .,,nr. i SAD count !.t.sTs ,c,tsmcntar on
the Drrsopa estate uf RICHARD hiLg i,e pI be Jun.
ty asor said, deceased All PERSONS nss,ns cams
against the said decedent are ereh, warned to exhibit
the same to he subscriber, with the voucher there
rs n,ssei nv the Orphans Court, before tn" llt
J,y of March 1882 Or they may by law, be excluded
from all benefit to said estate; and those indebted
thereto are req .ired to make immediate paym:nt -
Given under m, hand this llth day of Safch 1881.
WESLEY CARilN,
Exccutorof Richard Kirby.
NOR tf-en6t
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New & fuZl,uyh

NJ " ', lH't receirsd, and offer for sale.
q IDS n o Ind 81 Croix sugar
N,om'ssad herces W and n. D. molasses
N ~ los 'osf and hump sugar
,oSS java, Rln, ~ Porto Rico coffee
pTk'Ses Tess-Sunpowder imperial, Y, II
,I po'chnng teas. II the latest importsticns
cppesbyandy
$50 pTeeheons jamaica anj Antigua rum
n '"d Shiskey, 81, 4th, and 5;h proof
l;S~s and hat boxes bunch rsisins
-, noG'ums fresh figs
,00 -OAes oranges and lemons
sAns straw AMI rag paper
n s'N shot, assorted
y nails superior quality, Cd to I'D
ra,.,b..o ''.', and kegs chewing tobacco
CnO n sweu selected assortment of
1n N"0ChRlES for family use.
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For Sale.

". Nartleman has for sale,
% HHDs West India and New Orleans sugar
~ 5000 lbs refined do
1000 lbs Java, Rio, and Cuba coffee
80 hhds New Orleans and w. l molssses
Gunpowder, imperial, young hyson, and pou
chnng tens
Madeira, port. Sicily Madeira, Teneriffe, and ma.
iaga wines
Cognac and Bordeaux brandy
Jamaica and New England rum, old whiskey
Gin, mace, nutmegs, cloves, cassia
Race and ground ginger, whole ground pepper
Pimento, mustard, starch, EPSON salts, glue
Tobacco, powder shot. rasins, currants
Almonds, spermsceti, mould and dipt candles
White, brown aud Cast lie soap
Writing, straw and rag paper
Leiper & CARROTS snuff indigo and g blue
Copperas, alum, madden salt petre
Nackcfel, coarse and fine salt
Chocolate, ropes, rice, &c. sc.
mar i6-eolm
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~ ashingtnn Medical Institute
mar 11--ec6t

Summer Course Of Instruction.
TIyIfE Course will commence on tn, last Monday in
Il March, anil be continued till the last day of Octo-
Der. The branches will be taught as follows:
General Pathology and Clinical Practice by Thomas
Henderson, N. ID Professor Of the Theory and Prac-
tice. OF Medicine
Special and Gene nal Ana.omy-by James C.. Hall, 81.
ID. Professor Ut Surgery.
surgery--by Thomas r. Miller, NJ u.
Obstetrics aud M.teria Medically Arthur u. Stan.
ford, NJ D.
Chemistry-by Benz F. Nourse, H. ID.
Institutes Of Accidentally James Jones, VI. ID.
Theory and Practice Of Medicine-by Joseph Dor.
rows, NJ. ID
1t is stated with pleasure that Or. BREREroN will de
liver Course Of ectTes Botany, and that doctor
TuoxAs p JoSEs Professor of Chemistry, will lecture
! on Natural Philosophy
| Circular, TO be issued in the month Of February
will detail more infinitely The plan of the institute.
BY order Of the institute:
| JOSEPH BORROws, N. D Seo'y.
Washington, feb 2l-2awt1stApr
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sack salt & Coal

tJtN ~ TN> liverpool fine ssl,. extra size
I'd On .s. ton ship Nersey, Rowne, which will be
nrlS 's''ag terms from ON board
LINDSAY, HILL 81 Co.
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.YYen Greco .iotvS.

Vi nYYen Greco .iotes.
t~- The subscriber having removed from
!. -gT- Fairfax Court ous, TO Wsrrenton, has t5ken
NJ Fl the above san i, lately Kept by Mrs Norris,
and respectfully soiics share Of public pa
tonnage The advantages Of this stand in point ofo-
cation the arrangement aud sse of the buildings, re.
are sufficiently known to the public The house has
been recently fit up and furnished in the very best
manner he subscriber pledges himself to spare no
main; on his part TO give entire satisfaction to such as
may favor him ith their patronage, and to render mis-
house as desirable to travellers. boarders, and the
public generally, the strctest attention. and the most
ample supplies Of ever, description, can possibly rem
der it.. HsNhf SthCkLEtI.
Warrenton, Va mar l4-eo3w
nT Tbe Telegraph will insert the above eo3w, aud
ard send its the Office Of the Political Spec.
tator, WsFrenton
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GtNN NeN ard.

$500 Reward.
vTSHE above reward will be gwen for spprehending
i and securing in Jail so tia get them again, two
Negro Men Servants, formerly tn property Of Henry
S. Hawkins, named
HENRY and JERRY
Henry is muatto man, low, but we'll built; has his
left eye injured, and is about 80 years old He was
hire d last year to Capt Tucker, on the Potomac.
Jerry is very black man. good saor, about 81
years of age, and hired to Capt J. jenkins, OF
board the steamboat Frede; icksburg' Ihey were
both in ale xandris last week, and Henry had pass
will give the above reward Tor their apprehension.
If, ,ken 50 mile. from house, half that If To-
ken IN Charles County, and all reasonable charges paid
HUGH cox,
ian Is-eo;f Charles County, Nd.
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For NeNt,

E0Y NtNts
- That commo Iiuus three story
N9Th~ DWELLING HOUSE,
Es3 sssWa AZ the corner Of Cameron and Fairfax
GSss M streets, late in the occupancy Of Miss
Ashton y. a boarding house. The situation, with e
gard to health, quiet NC is very desirable:
Also nrct warehouse and Store at the intersec.
ton of Union and Cameron streets formerly used by Dir
Maurice Herbert, This - an eligible STAND for one en-
,"eJ !, the Comm ssion business storage. Posses.
sinr given inme dia,ey. Enquire at this office.
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Wuuse and tore to Rent.
YgF STORE

al the corner Of King and Henry streets late.
]sH IL occupied by Nr John West, with the
.yS dwellins. house attached The rent will be
very reasonable to good tenants possession will be
given inme diately
lana SAN'i' w. LhN"'o" q 70
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Cotton Yarn, Seine Twine, &c.
an BALES Cotton Yarn assorted. No. 4 to No. l8
~ 10 barrels Cotton Seine Irvine
do Candlewick
OF superior quality
Just received from the Petersburg mandatory and
for sale by WI ID. MUTT.
mar 10
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Assessors' Notice.

ue the taxable property OF the cuzehs ano "'"etS
of the Town, arc respectfully request their aid as tar
as the annexed laws require, that the same may be
'-"'~N - ''~' GEO. DRINKER,
WIN. YEATON,
Alexandra, 21st March, 1881. Assessors.
Eztract Law Of the Cooperation 'eal''e 70 'a'Se''
pents, tTc.
"The said assessors shall, immediately after their
appointment. proceed to value the houses ana lois
within the limits of the Corporation ami TO demand
from the masters and msresses of every family ss of
all male yheabes belonging to, or residing IN ,her
respective families: aud also from every owner 81 tsH
able property, list Of such property, And u any mas
ter mistress of family, or any owner pro-
perry, shall neglect refuse to give IN ISL "t All
male tytheables belonging or residing IN ms or her
family or other taxable property, within five days after
the demand made thereofby any ASSESSOR the person
offending shalt forfeit and pay one hundred doiiars
and If any person whatsoever shall wfuiiy omit OF
misrepresent in the list given in any tytheabie ar TAX
able property shall, in any other manner, conceal
the same from the knowledge of the the per-
SONS off nding shall forfeit and Psy double inc
amount of the imposed such ytheable or taxable
property Every merchant, shOpkeeper, mechanic or
other person. having in his her service or employ
ment any clerk, journeynan apprebtce, or assistant,
shall render account Of the same IN his ar her list
of tytheables and shall be accountable for the capita
ton tax hereby imposed in like and under the
penalties, It such clerk, Journeyman, appren
uce, or assistant, We're MEMBER oI MS or her Iahiv.
Section # a LaD passed hareh, 1881.
"Be it further enacted. That the be. and
they are hereby, authorized to require from every own
er or possessor furniture kept for use,
account Of its aggregate value, fair mstSet price,
at the time of rendering such account; and true list
Of all ground rents which may be payable to such per
n or persons; aad any such person persons re-
,irrd anil after being informed of the provisions of
this section refusing render such account such
lit Of ground rents TO give such information to the
assessors As may enable them to make such valuation
on such list of ground rents he, she, or they, SO Of
Tending, shall forfeit and pay the sum If twenty dol
lars and in where the assessors have cause to
SUSPECT they have not received fair estimate Of rni
ture or list OF ground rents such correct inurma on
as may enable them to make fair valuation of furni
,ure or list ground rents they shall the value
Of such furniture OF list of groun rents, according to
the best OF their knowledge and Judgment; and should
the person assessed deem him herself aggrie.ed,
he or she shan hare right Vt appeal 10 the Common
Council"
mar 2l-3t