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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-02-28
Sugar, 'rea, Coffee, &c,


Y 81. DOUGLAS have just received We'll e.
ID . ed assortment Of
GROCERIES. Viz:
50 hhds and t'erces sugar, ofvarous quaIii,,
SIS i,hds, tierecs, apd bbls molasscs, Of do
40 packages Of teas, gunpowder, impe,,I i
young hyson, of fine quality
1000 lbs loaf sugar, of different numbers
20 bags bes, aud common coffee
SALT-toose and in sacks
SPF'ES- Embracing pepper, alSp.ce, Pr,
cloves. nutmegs, cinnamon, mace, &c. 'f
SPIRITS French brandy, Holland gin, in,
Antigua, and New England rum.
VINES Madeira. Lisbon, port, malaga, scs
Of them cry low priced.
DiES-Indigo, copperas, madder, logwoOd, ID
alum, sc
EPSON SALTS ola superior quality
SNLFF-l .ciper, Garrett, & Lorillar's Mscc,S,
F.1PER- Writing and wrappingi tobacco. q,
mustaIl, cheese, fg blue, gunpowtor, shot. Dn !
birthstone, salt petrc, NC &c; the whole ofwhtt /
wiiisell, wholesale and retail, very mcler,e,-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-02-28
CuriMs DYspepsia
jan6-2n

yIlHE subscriber has just received and offers for sale
Afull and accurate account OF the new method Of
curing the Dyspepsia discovered by o. Hastead.
Philip on acute and chronic diseases.
The Dyspeptic Monitor, by s. w Avery, NJ. ID.
AlSo,
"a supply of Barton's Cough Drops
;sr1s DAVID MARTIN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-02-28

PoWhattan cotton SEINE IWlne
yuyIE subscribers sue agents for the powhattan Ma
/ nufactaring Company. have just received 2Ooo lbs
shad and herring seine Irvine; which they warrant TO
be of the best quality, and will be sold on accommo
Also. Bridport shad and herring seine twlne:
"''0' WIN CLEtRY & Co.
o,+ Q, corner Prince and Union streets.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-02-28
Notice.

sayHE subscriber wishing close all his accounts in
this place. requests all persons having claims against
him or his late brother. w. L. Kennedy, to present
then Immediately for settlement. AL outstanding
debts w be placed in the hands of Mr. John Johnston
faer the 10Th Instant for collections he being author
ised to collect the same hisreceipt vii! be good;
sug4 f. ~ h1SN"Di
For Sale or Rent,
- THE 81 ORE ON KING STREET
SsvIA now occupied by the subscriber 1t will be
jIeased or sold low rate and on good terms
49, aug 3 :. -. - -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-02-28
District of Columbia,

.1ter0fltlTu COtuHy, oSt'
NOVEMBER Term, 1880.
BENJAMIN Plum, Annas Sanford
Plum, and Jane Eliza Plum,
Compartments,
against LIN CHANCERY
joseph Bscoe Plum, Rebecca Eli
zabeth Plum, Sarah Fideha
Plum, and Jacob Bard Plum,
Defendants,
The defendant Joseph Biscoe Pium not having en-
tered his appearance and given security according to
the statutes and the rules of this Court AMI It appear
;ng 30 the satisfaction Of the Court that the said Jo
seph Biscoe Plum not inhabtsnt OF the District
of Columbia; the compiainaDts' motion, by their
counsel il is ordered that the said Joseph B,scoe
Plum do appear here on befure the first day OF the
next April of this Court and answer the bill OF the
compliments and give security for performing the de
crees of the Court; aud that copy OF thus order
be forthwith published in the Alexandria Phenix
Gazette for two months successfully, and another CO
nv posted at the front door of the Courthouse OF the
sad County
Copy Test:
;anS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-02-28
Medicines, Chemicals. Drugs,
Dye Stuffs, Paints, Perfumery,
Bronzes, Varnishes, Brushes, &c.


ysyuE subscribers offer for sale general assortment
of af,rc mentioned articles which Physicians,
Country Merchants AMI others, will lind 1t their inte-
rest to call AMI examine. Among the new medicines
have received supply of
Jw'ube Paste; or, Pect0rat Gum:
This medicine, besides its mild nature, possesses
oleasnp taste color and form. The juube paste has
been used lately Paris with the greatest success; 1t
is sofening pectora and calmingi it efeGtuaiiy APP
peascs cough and softens the ptuious humor IN the
breast and throat; it is chiefly beneficial to persons of
dry constitution, with tendency 20 Phthysic and to
,hose Who are liable hoHrseness and loss Of voice
Due &ufs-Consisting of logwood, hache-
.xrooi. redwood, csmwood, brazil dust, Brazlletto
f,sc cochineal, madder, turmerc, cudbear, indigo,
srnstto, blue vitro. alum, coPPeras cream tartar,
pesrlasb, sc. -,
Perfimsery--Of the following kinds: Cologne
water Variety milk of roses, lavender water, rose do
orange flower do pod,atum tvarietyl oil cedrat, cas-
al. 1eroli, lavender and burgamotte, powder puffs,
hairpowder. vinsgre de rouge, vegetable rouge, &c
Soaps.-Cream Of soap for shaving, IA supe-
ror srtice) rose, Windsor, varegsted, white bar and
CASTLE soaps, &C.
Paints, Broazes and Parn.shes-Composed
OF chronic yellow. do. red do. green; Prusslsn blue.
white lead Yerdigris red lead htharge pink, drop
lake Terra de Sienna; Also blue aud green snalts,
frosting red green yellow and white bronzes; gold
leaf and Dutch metal, copa varnish, and spirits Of
turpentine, glue and sand paper; new supply OF
,ropd paint sash tools and camel hair brushes, all
s;zes-Which will be sold on accommodating terms,
hv WILLIAM LANPAiER & Co.
sept2S
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-02-28
Norse StoleM-S2O Reward.

vr.ss,o,., f,om the subscribers stable, in Prln.
w cess Ann County, Virginia, on the night OF the
3O,h November, 1850. oDcr
9E6RsS well formed, with tolersbe 'srs' head;
both his hind feet white, add has P'et 3.
AALas1A of the skin OF his forehesd faopeH ''',
faLont ;be Size of quarter ola slnsrl Il s rche'ed
that the person Who stole said horse csrr-t - 70
Alexandria in the steamboat Potomac the HeaG'''an
morning after the theft, and there SOD h'g VIII
give twenty dollars reward for the recover OF @ morse
or the conviction of the thief Any person VITO can
give information of the horse, is quested 30 "e 70
The subscriber at Princess Ann Court flOusr, wa
who will ,hereupon attend as he may be dreceo, and
prove his property. LAN1L'i ''->'"
ian IS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-02-28
Fall Il ouds.
Charles Bennett

VUAS imported. by the ship Virginia from Dremeh'
Il via Baltimore
Burlaps, Nos. l, %
And, by other late arrivals, has received
Best twilled sackings
Scotch osnahurgs
Cotton burlAps, very superior article for
negroes
Drsb and m xed kerseys and flushings
Shad and herring seine twne, shoe thread
&c &c. sept2l
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-02-28

EDM I, LEE, c. c.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-03-01
Jai @, Aa@s % J. c. Calloaa.

WAsfHS6roB, III HURRY 1871
SIR received th morning your letter Of the i2th
ls, and ia giving to tan immediate and explicit an
~wer, trust will perceive the pgOpriety oimy
lining myself 20 the drect object OF youI Inquiries.
Ia the course OF tie last summer received letter
from Alr. Crawford referring to the consultations of
Mr. Monroe with The heads of the departments in the
summer OF 1919 upon the proceedings OF Gen. Jack
son ~ FLORIDA. on the occasion Of the Seminole w4r
and abiding to letter from Gen. Jackson 70 Mr.. Mon
zoe, which lac stated 10 have been produced of
those meetings, and 80 which his own leaer appeared
70 attach some Importance.
Mr. Crawford did uol state to the purpose Of his
inquiries norEas aware uiat any previous corrospon-
denCe IN relation to the subject had taken place. But
the contents of his letter appeared M be of pc
cuar interest TO the character of Mir. Monroe an
swered him that had no recollection OF the produc.
ton Of such a letter thatto which he referred and
requested his permission to communicate his letter 10
Nlr. Monroe huaseiL To dis answer / have received
no reply.
Neither tic letter Of Mr.. Crawford, nor the letter
book containing the copy o. my to 1t, are this
moment in my possession, having left them both at my
residence IN Quincy. ihe letter from 3ir. Crawford
did not purport 10 be c0uhdentai bur related to
transactions sacrc,y confidential in the cabinet OF Mr.
Monroe have NOT thought myself at liberty furnish
copy OF 1t without his permission, TO MIR. Mon
roc the same principle applies to your request for
copy; but viii immediately write and direct copy Of
my answerto bemadc, which when received, shall be
cheeriully communicated 10 YOU.
am, with respectful consideration, sir, your obcdi-
cnt servant. JOHN QUINCY ADAMS
John c, Calhoun. Esq
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-03-01

THE foregoing completes the pamphlet
correspondence, 50 called, published by Mr..
Calhoun A few days after its appearance,
the Washington Telegraph published the re-
ply Of Mr.. Crawford to the long letterof Mr..
Calhoun, (Which the latter had returned TO
him, J communicated for qualifications By NJ.
Forsyth. This does not strictly belong to
the correspondence" between the contend
ing parties, inasmueh as it is a rejected let
te7,, communicated for publication by a third
person; yet as much curiosity is manifested
.tosee in what manner Mr. Crawford met the
charges Of Mr.. Calhoun, we here insert it.
To the letter, as published in the Telegraph,
are appended various notes, ostensibly furnish
ed by The eaitor, but acknowledged, we be-
lieve, to come from Mr.. Calhoun. These it
seems proper also to give, as they may be ta-
ken as Mr. C.'s reply to that letter.. Editor. ]
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-03-01
dIr. Cr0lcRiashisld to mr.. Calhoun.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 81, 1880.
DEAR SIR My recollection having been called to
letter received FROM the Hon w. H. Crawford in july
1850 wherein he ASKS my attention TO circumstances
that uanspred during the cabinet deliberations on the
events OF lc Seminole war, and my reply thereto 1t
is proper ior me TO state that answered Nj. Crawford
as though he alluded 20 transactions winch took place
while WAS IN Mr. Monroes cabinet; but since my ar
rival here tins session learn for the first time that
;he cabinet meeting alluded to by Mr.. Crawford was
held alter retired from the cabinet left Washing
ton IN company with president Monroe and Yourself
ior Nortoik, by the way of Annapolis on the 18th May
1913 Now SIR, do not pretend 10 know one word OF
What was sald or done At any subsequent mectng and
do therefore dsc.aim and say tat my letter in an
sWer to Mr. Crawford must not be interpreted so as TO
Sinrm or deny any cabinet transactions which took
place after left the cabinet
II - ditlcuit for me account how | could have
blended other things, connect them with events
OF winch could know nothing. TITS a long time since
nose things occurred and memory trcacherous; and
a neg YOU to believe Is the only reason Of the mis-
apprehension on nv part.
am, with high consideration, your obd't servant
b. w. CkOWNINSEIEL.D.
Hon J. c. Calhoun, vice president.
q.
.Rr' CaSho" 10 NJ Cyalctord returning his letter of
"a Ccto5sr, $3.50.
FoRT HIT, October 3D. 1890
SIR: The mail brought me Your letter Of the %
instant bur post marked the sd which herewith re-
turn. W -
cannot consent to correspond with YOU on the snb
Ject 70 which II refers. The controversy is not with
you' but Gen Jackson. You from the first yoluntar-
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-03-01
III. Cra7gfo,d 10 .gr. Calhoun.

W0oDLAwN, ed Oct. 4 $50.
SiR-~Smce the adjournment Of congress- the CO.
py OF letter from gu Go the president, containing
eleven sheets, has been placed in my hands. The
obec OF tins laborrd essay is to prove that state
ment contained in letter from me to the Hon. j.
Forsyth, Of the senate Of the United States, is IN
correct If there was 40 evidence but that which
IS contained in that essay, should not be afraid OF
convincing every rational and unparalleled mind,
that my statement to Mr.. Forsyth is substantially
correct
In the brief comment which intend 10 make up.
on your essay Of eleven sheets, propose to avoid
the example you have set me in three things, viz:
shall not begin b. deprecating the official dignty
and weight OF character of the person | address ;
when meet with a fact that L cannot frankly and
distinctly deny, will not attempt TO prove mega
tive by argument ; and shall not falsely and hy-
poeritcaiiy profess a torbesrance which do not
feel.
shall first notice your observations upon the dis
closure Of the secrets of the cabinet, which You
say Is the first that has occurred at least in this
country. DO YOU really believe this assertion, MIR
Cslhoun How did the written opinions of Messrs
Jefferson and Hamilton, the first bank bill, ever
see the light How were the facts and eireumstan-
ces which preceded and accompanied The removal
OF Edmund Randolph from the state department,
~ ten. Washington, disclosed and made known to
The public = Ii your assertion be true those facts
This is most unfortunate reference for
Mr., Crawford. The fact Of Mr. Randol ph's
corrupt propositionto the French government,
came to light by the capture Of the vessel
containing the dispatches of the French mi
mister, by British privateer, and was COM
municated to Gen. Washington, by the Brit
ISL government Zen. Washington commu-
nlcated their contents to Mr.. Randolph. The
latter attempted defence, but degraded and
dclsgraced as he was, applied to Gen. Wash
Inlgton for leave to s, .1ak of the proceedings
OF the cabinet, before using them in his own
defence, as fully appears by his letter to Gen.
washington, and the reply Of the latter here
TO annexed:
Mr. Randolph to Gen. Washington:
" You must be sensible, sir, that arm inevitably
driven to the discussion Of many confidential and
delicate points. | could Immediately appeal to the
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-03-01

" assumed the character Of the informcr Under that
character only can know YOU, which of course pre-
cludes all communication between IN relation the
controversy except through Gen. jackson. Regard
ing you IN the light do you may rest assured that
abuse Your part hOweyercOarse nor charges against
me however false can possibly provoke me to raise you
TO the level Of principal, by substituting you in the
place OF Gen. jackson IN the correspondence. Should
YOU however submit the degradation of the position
which you have thus voluntarily taken and will send
this or any other statement TO Gen. Jackson and IN
dace him 10 make IL the subject OF any further COMMIT
nicaton to me, confirming IN his opinion your for
mer statement or weakening my retutation, will be
prepared By the most demonstratve proof drawn from
the paper ITSELF 90 show such papabie errors in your
present statement 10 destroy all confidence in your
assertions leaving it, however, those who have the
best means Of Judging TO determine whether the want
OF truth be owing to decayed memory or some other
cause.
Having been taught by the past the necessity of ia
king all possible precauton where have any thing 10
do with you deem II prudent not to deprive myself Of
the advantage winch your paper affords me, aud have
accordingly taken copy, as precautionary measure
am, @e. J.C. CALHOUN
w. II. Crawford, Esq.
NJ CrowoinsheId could not have been present al any
cabinet council tie Seminole affair The 6st meeting
on that subject took PLACE ,he 18th 18th of July
MI Monroe having returned the 18th
10 Loudpun The National Intelgencer Of the I7th july
announced The ariyalo Mr. Ctuwpiuhed Ut his residence
IN Massachusetts. on the 9Th. lie resigned IN October lb
nw ing without having retnrhe Washington Nor could
he haVe been Freent al Any meeting % the cabinet
subject Of the CAPTURE Of 81 MARKS Peusacoa in hch
vas The IuedgeHcer Of the 29h May, 1913 announces
the departure OF the PRESIDENT (r. Hunroe mir Cr0Snin
shield and myself, for Norf ", before Information
cetYe Washington 81 hrf ST Marks Pensacola. Tie
two former r"tur0rd 10 Washington proceeded my
smenee 10 Carolina and did WaShin Until
.se @a 81 Ju} Subsequent to Mr. CFawrnshields arriya in
Massachusetts
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-03-01

Mr. Crowninshield has since acknowl
edged that he was not present, and we here
to annex his letter. See page 6, column |
t Mr.. Crawford suppresses the fact thai
Mr. Adams has no recollection that the con
fidential letter to which Mr.. c. refers, and on
which he relies, was not produced in the Ca
binet deliberations. See Mr.. Adams's letter
page 6, column /.
Upon this subject see the note upon Mr.
C.'s letter to MIR. Balch, page |, column Q, Of
the correspondence.
5 Mr.. Crawford's argument fails with the
facts. Mr. Calhoun did receive all the cleo
toral votes for vice-president given to genera
jackson for president, but he did not receive
all of those given to Mr.. Adams. Eight cleo
tors in Connecticut and one in New-Hamp
shire who voted for Mr.. Adams as president
did not vote for Mr.. Calhoun as vice-presi
| dent
| Why then did not Mr.. Crawford retire
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-03
asSS

The Edinburgh Scotsman notes II as beauh-
IN trait in the history Of the American govern
u,pt. that it has never shed drop ut human
sI,oi, nor banlshed single individual for state
.rimes." This Is just, and the circumstance Is
p,,uIar. aud rebounds to the credit OF the repub-
.,oD system. The situation aud feelings OF the
american people, at the time they made their
,asy. natural transition to that system, were EN-
neatly favorable to future aud permanent una
aimity There is no government other than ours,
Perfectly adapted to the interests, habits and SEN
iments Of the universal nation; under every 9TH
u, there is strong minority at least dIsadvan-
aged aud dsaitected; the rulers abroad are oblis-
ed, for se!fpreservatiOn, to resort 10 the severes
penalties against treason or sedition.--Naf. Gd-.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-03
Notice is hereby Given,

'yHnAT sealed proposals will be received until the
L 18th day of May. by the Middle Turnpike Com
pany, for the delivery of the
STONE
necessary To complete their Road from the hill
Mrs williams dwelling, about six miles from Alex
andria, to Difficult Run.
For this purpose, the Road win be laid of in
tons Of an half mile each, and regularly numbered -
The stone, when broken, will be laid the Road 10
feet wide, and 1o3 inches deep; and it is expected
that the proposals will specify at what sum per run
ming perch. each any half mile, the stone
sary for this covering will be frnished and also
state lin it should be preferred by the Company
atlwhat price it will be delivered the Road, per load
of 500 lbs weight
The Stone wilfbe received by the Superintendent
of the Road AMI three -urths Of it, according to his
estimate, paid for delivery; for the remaining one
fourth, the payne will be fired until the quaint
~ of the stone accurately. ascetsned and the
tract completed, c give security for the perform.
snce OF the contract
For further particulars those wishing to contract
will call the Superintendent of the Road, who viii
be prepared to point the sections and give all other
necessary and proper information he proposals will
be left either with the President Of the Company
Will, the Superintendent
apr 2l-eoI5hM zEDEKIAH KIDWELI..
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-03
BY GEORGE WHITE.

Valuable Slaves for Sale.
I'm TUESDAY NEXT, the Sd of May, at 10 A. ~
~ in front of Whites Auction Rooms, will be Sold
credit of three and six months for notes satsac-
tor!y endorsed. Carrying interest from the date,
FOUR SERVA ANTS,
Conveyed by DR. feake trust to the subscribers viz
cHaRLES,S man excellent carriage driver and
manager Of horses;
HARRIET, his wife, sesms,ress and chamber
maid;
DINAH cook; and
SILLY, girl about IL years Of age.
The servants we'll known an to need no fur
er description, and being sold for fault will be
valuable acquisition 20 persons wishing such for
their own use. GEO. BkENT,
r. T. MASON.
GEO. JOHNSON,
Alexandria apr 27--ts Trustees.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-03
Notice.

Notice.
FINDER the authority If "a deed Of trust from Alfred
u $. Lane 10 me. Trustee for the benefit of Hum
phrcy peakc will re offered for sale. the premises.
at public auction, for cash, on The 28h day of May,
1885, all the right title aud interest of said Alfred 8.
Lane in the following described property. land which
RICH and interest the reveson upon the death Of his
mother. Mrs susannsh Lane, IN an undivided moiety
thereby TO wit:
One-t6ird part of SQUARE, and part Of
another SQUIRE lying in Fairfax County, Virginia,
and on Franklin Street extended, and beyond the IL
mits of the Corporation Of Alexandria.
ALSO,
Not on The cest side Of Pitt street, befDeet
King and Cameron streets adjoining the property OF
A. G. Cazcnove and the heirs OF John Janney OH which
stands sn old OGDEN Building, containing two tene-
ments. Also,
A LOT OF GROUND situate at the corner
of Prince aad Pitt Streets on which there are five tene-
Unents. T.. L. CHAPMAN
apr 27-ts Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-03
Sotice


Z = meeting Of the Stockholders Of the " ash
a ingion Bridge ccmpsny, held on Friday, the 9Th
day of april, 1881, it was
Resoired, That the President and Directors be dI
rec,ed to call the Stockholders for ar instsmen OF
Ten Dollars each shsre-the said instaiment TO be
p,yable on the frs, Monday Of May next to the Tres
surer Of the Company
1t being understood that as the whole OF this sum
will not be then wanted suit Will be instituted, or
forfeiture incurred, in respect to propreiors who
shall each share pay that day one dollar likes
on the first Monday of every month thereafter; in case
any proprietor shall pay be, ond the amount so
PAYABLE on the frs, Monday of each month. he shall
be above discount for such anticipated payment at
the rate Of six per cent per annum
Now. therefore, in pursuance of the above direc
tons, the Stockholders of the Washington Bridge
Company are hereby notified that instsmcnt OF Slo
OH each share is called for, payable III the manner
Sc, forth in the above resolution.
nv order of the President and Directors.
snr 23-dlm JNO u. RELY, Treasurer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-03
SALES AT AUCTION.
BY WILLIAM D. NUTT.-TMS DAY.

IN Tuesday next sd Msy) at II o'clock, will BE-
~ sud on Jsnneys whsrf-wilhout reserve,
240 deg n Madeira wine
i8 do Port do
40 d., Chateau Margaux do
6gnsr,er casks Port do
z. do do Madeira do
2 ln.lan bbis do do
pipe GIN pipes and bbls cider
bbls Salmon, bbis vinegar
100 reams wrapping paper
9 boxes brown Havana sugar
Terms nj sale. apr26
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-03
hOrSeS MNNted

John "A f9ucasA,
Ipholsterer and lMatfrass Manufacturer,
'ENENDERS his respectful acknowledge to the
L public in gen raj tor the very liberal encourage
ment he has received and informs them that he has
on hand general assortmen, of
FEATHER BEDS
Curcd hair mattresses
Spanish moss do
Cotton do
Cat tail do
Straw do
Sofas, easy chairs, Sc &c.
All of which can be warranted of the very best qua
lty and will be disposed of reasonable terms for
cash.
Two apprentices will be taken TO learn the above
named business, between the ages Of 10 to 10 years.
apr 26-eotf
GT The Winchester Republican will publish the
above six times, and send its account to this Office