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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-12

u q OF The
ID County Of Alexandria. in the case of Benjamin
Plum ct al VS.. Joseph B. Plum ct al. I SHALL on !M.
IURD.8Y the 3gfh day Of the present month, sell to
the highest bidder, the following
- LOTS OF GROUND,
Esssi of which the late Lewis w. Plum die seized
man subject tothe dover right of,he widow of the
ssssA1 said Lewis w Plum:
Lone LOT on the south side of Wolfe
street, in the Town of Alexandria, and west of Column
bus street, binding Wolfe street "a feet, and run.
ming back ITO feet; with two story frame Dwelling
House thereon,
ZONE LOT on the west side of Columbus
street, between Wolfe and Gibbon streets, binding ON
Columbus street "a feet, and running back 80 feet
inches with Brick Stable thereon.
3.-ONE LOT on the north side of Wilkes
street, between Columbus and --- streets.
fronting on Wilkes street % feet and running back
243 feet inches; with two story Frame Dwelling
House thereon.
4.-ONE LOT on the west side of Wash
lnSton and north of Wilkes street, beginning at the
intersection Of said streets, and running westwardTy
with Wilkes street 123feet inches thence northward
~ through 1he square, and parallel to Warrington
street, 176 feet inches; thence castwardy, and pa
rae to Wilkes street, l2S feet inches, thence south
wsraly with Washington street, to the beginning, now
u!.ler lease 10 Reed Cross for about four yeas
5.-One LOT OF GROUND north of the
town of Alexandra, and in the vicinity thereof con-
tanning BALI acre whereabouts, being on the west
soc VI "asihuBioh street, as e&ttnocu from the eal0
town. and north side Of a street denomnated Cherry
street beginning at the intersection Of said Streets and
running thence wes,Wsrdly with Cherry street, and
binding herewith 1873 feet inches; thence northward.
ly, With line parallel to Washington street, till Il
strikes the lane running from the hills TO the river,
lhen returning from thence to the intersection of the
said etsand running thence norhwsrdly with Wash
iugton street and binding thereon till it strikes the
said 'sne thence with the said lane, and binding there
with, to the place where the second line nersects IT,
will he 0fIa fnra lie
Reading Room int the town OF Alexandria at IL O'Clock
4. NJ on the above day upon a credit of four months
the purchasers TO give their notes well endorsed The
title viii be retained until the purchase money be paid
JOHN JOHNSTON.
Jy l3-ts Commissioner.
0The sale Of the above property is post.
poned until Saturday, The 18th day of August
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-12

The subscriber respectfully informs those who live
CONVENIENT to Alexandria that there is no occasion for
them to send Philadelphia for the rahsces for ne
Isens constantly on hand supply direct from the
WILLIAM STABLER,
General Agent foe the Proprietor.
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X.ately received,

A FRESH addition to our former stock oil Med'cshes'
N Chemicals. Drugs i,yestuffs, Paints, Glassware,
&c which enable us to vdcr general an assortment
of good articles in line be furnished IN any
city, andupo ressonableterms- Country PHYSICIANS,
merchants and Others respectfully solicitedto can
and examine our goods.
spr4-w4m WIN. LANPRtEK = 90
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W1olesals BRY GOODS Business,

at No. 1404 Aarket-strcet, PHILtBELPHIA; and will be
succeeded in business, here, by Messrs. Koones T.
MILAN. who are authorized 10 collect all debts due
them, and to settle their business generally. Those
persons residing here, that are indebted to u.s. will
please call in the coarse Of the week and settle
their accounts as one Of the firm will remain here that
time; and those having claims will please present them
for payment. JN0. NJ. JOHNSON 4 Co.
aug g. 2m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-12
EristOe Estate.

In The County Of Prince William, FOR sale
In pursuance of the power vested in the President
l. and Directors Of the Literary Fund, by an Act of
the General Assembly. passed 18th February last,
thorizing the sale Of the
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-12

End BE il further enacted Thatit shall be the duty
of the SAID Presld aud Directors to require Of the
purchaser or purchasers If the said Tract, bonds with
sufficient personal security payable to the said Pres
dent and Directors, together with deed or deeds of
trust the estate so to the payment ofthe
purchase money and interests; which bonds SO taken,
shall bear interest from the date thereof And all per
who shall fail to pay into the Treasury annually,
within sIm"n,hs after the shall become DUE the
in crest which may accrue their said bonds, shall
forfeit all claim to the credit given on their purchases
and the principal ial thereupon become due, be
coyerabie BY the said President and Directors, with all
interest in arresr by motion to the General Court, on
ten day snoice of the time Of making such notion OF
the pay nent thereof enforced b. proceeding on the
deeds deeds Of trust aforesaid, az the discretion OF
the said President and Directors.
5rd. Belt further enaeted,, That all persons beeom
ing purchasers of land under the provisions Of this ac
shall have the privilege IF psyisSs the amount OF tbs
purchase money ut any time.
4th. This act shall be in force from the passing
thereof.
June 6-2awtl0thOct rI GROSS s1@-s
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Notice.

INHE subscribers respectfully inform their friends and
i customers that they have established themselves 1
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-12
BY WILLIAM ID. MUTT
Hunting Creek hands for sale

INHE subscriber will Offer for sale, public auction,
L on SATURDAY,, The I'm day Of September merit,
at IL O'Clock, ut the Reading Room in Aiexsndris,
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BRISIOE 7RaCT OF LAND,

sT& will be received by the said Presid, at and
sa&il Directors for The whole, any portion Of the
said tract. until the 10Th day Of October nert
The annex ed extracts from The law, will shew the
conditions required Of the purchasers.
Persons offering proposals will consult their own
convenience in fixing the instruments of the purchase
money.
The Bristoe Tract contains by survey 6,494 acres.
the greater part Of which is under leases, which will
expire in the year 1919, and which subject to
annual rent OF about IS, OC0 pounds of tobacco.
BY order Of The President and Directors of the Elite
rary Fund: J. BROWE, Jr. ID Aud.
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TRACT OF LAND.

.SxaA TRACT OF LAND,
&&s ~ containing 100 acres, mere or less; par
III III III Of the Mount Eagle Tract, beginning err
aEeE the tower side OF Tuning Creek; rup
ninS lhence with the line of Ceish Oately BaI'sl g
the Old Mount Vernon Road; then with the road to
line OF Geo Mason, land; then with Mason's line -
the land formerly held BY Jno Mills; then with 1854
line to the Creek; thence On the creek to the be l.
ming.
The above sale will be mad. under q deed Of "a.
from wm Herbert and wife, to secure certain 81
due to the Bank Of Alexandra.
Ierms--O le fourth cash, and the balance i,
equal instruments ef :, 6 and months; notes, So
pro, ed endorscrs, to DC given for the def "a,
meuts; and the title to be retained until pa, nsr, 81
be made. X. 1. TAYLOR
~ Is Trust.
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SALES AT AUCTION,
BY WILLIAM d. MUTT.
Sale Of Town lots.

DIV virtue Of decree of the Circuit Court for tn
ID County Of Alexandra. in the case of BENJAMIN
Plum ct al Joseph b. Plum ct al I shall, on 81
IURDaH, the ssh day Of the present month, sell I
the highest bidder, the following
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-12

of the Mount Eagle Tract, beginning
the lower side OF i,un,inr Greek. n
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LOTS OF GROUN

Esssj of which the late Lewis w. Plum die seized
SHaH subject the dover right of,he widow of the
zS,r4s9 said Lewis w Pjum:
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-04-28
PoErR 2.
Ernm Nae American Farmer.

From inc American Farmer.
THE Planners TERyN.fL ODE.
The farmers Joyous season,
Comes tipping gaIly on;
It's heralds are tho gentle air,
Warmed by a genial sun,
And now he wends him o'cr cach heiu'
Each hedge and fence along; -,
And through the groves and Ger the hiils'
His gladdcned herds among
And ioyously he views them all,
From dreary winter free;
And feels as doth the mariner,
Just from the bolsterous sea.
Though heritage sere and leaness boughs'
Arrest the careless view;
lie sees the living germs that peep,
Their winter shelters through.
And gladsoulely he sreets them all,
Those little buds OF hope;
Which soon will meath the genial sum-
Their fla grant flowers ope;
From which he'll see the future mutt
Emerge and ripen soon;
And thence the farmers store oil JOY
OF hope the promised boon.
OF deem not tame SUCH pleasures
As come with springs retuIn'
To fill the farner's bosom
Nor vet their offering sphrn.
For o. Of earth the sweetest,
The purest joys we sing;
Are those the farmer lecletiI'
On the return of spring
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-04-28
From The United States Gazette.
DANDELION.

The learned editors of the Jour OF Health,
who SO ssdulousy attend to our bodies cor
porate, and tell Us "what we must eat, what
we must drink, and wherewIthal we ought to
bs clothed" have not mentioned the utility
OF this valuable early spring vegets BILE, and
therefore wish to offer it to the notice of your
readers. In the medical phraseology, 1T has
long been demeed deobstTttent, and the wrI-
ter can speak experimentally OF its virtues as
o corrector Of the bile, as a fine laxative, and
OF the benefit received from it an affection OF
the liver 1t is unnecessary to theorze on ITS
mode Of action. The afflicted will rest salts
fed with the change in their feelings, which
will be perceived after using the plant. II
may be eaten as salad with the usual dress
ing, or the juice may be taken. IN the dose
sf half wine glass full, three times day
or the leaves rnay be kept in the pocket and
frequently eaten in the course of the day
DIR zimmerman, when called to Frederick
of Prussia, in last illness, recommended no
medicine but the dandchon for the dropsy un.
der which the old tyrant lahored 1t is regu
larry brought to our market IN abundance
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-04-28
THE LADIES.

ApRocLAuATIor--To all 10 tchon these
pyescnts raay come, greeting. Know We, that
whereas it has been represented to US, that
several laCies, spinsters, females, s'aids, girls,
unmarried women, sc. within our dominion,
have not only willingness to consent, but O.
ven an ardent desire to leave the state Of ee-
libacy, and take to themselves or be taken 10
husbands; and whereas, II is supposed by
maRy, that the bachelors and unmarried men
OF these our realms, do not know who among
Inc maidens, &c, would or would not be 50
willing, or SO DESTROYS to marry, and 1t seems
proper and fitting that the ladies, splnsters,
females, maids, girls, aud unmarried women
as aforesaid, should put on some mark Oh
dress as a token by which their Willingness or
desire in the premises should be made part-
euIarly known: we have issued Qua PRoCLA-
NATION, giving leave, ordering and comman
ding, that the said ladies', splnsters, females,
| maids. girls, and unmarried women, may and
do make sleeves to their dresses large M pro
portion to their desire to be married. Thus
those who most exceedingly desire soon, and
J CAN'T well delay the happy hour much long
tr. may say so, saving their alshes conse
ducnt on such occasion, by putting, over and
| above what is ne essaTy for comfort or com
Illness in their sleeves. seven yards OF silk
chiHtz, calico or other staff If they simply
desire pretty considerably to be MARI; q they
may reduce the quantity to five yards /
they merely wish 10 be modestiy understood
as heing willing to be respectfully courtcd, i
lad to suit them shall present bimself-thc!
are in that case confined to wearing thcl
sleeves the size Of two bushfl bag, or onl,
so large as to hide moderate sized lover, 81
p,itogs he.ora
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-04-28
PROSPERITY

Great God! how nisera bc is the lot Of nnan,
in prosperity he lorgcts every one. aud IN ad
veFsity every one ior4ots him. In prosperity
he appears TO have lo-t his senses; and when
loaded with rajsiOrtuues, lac Ia said never 10
have had aay. In his sudden elevation, lac
becoa,e- di,coQteut.$ with all the world, 4
Wheu buried IL tAe bottou Of the wheel ot
fortune, al the world are disconiendcd with
hun,-- I.e ho backs in tie sunshine Of tol
tune, ~4,-"ia' remember tbatIio"e> -"metine e.
take tie Mis-, aud eetlcaly ly hon4us
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-04-28
April 81, 1881

EbY virtue of deed of trust executed to
E y the undersigned on the 29th June, 1910
by Michael MKcwaH, for the benefit OF jo-
s@ph Minghlni, will offer for sale, in front
Of the court house in Martinsburg, on Mon
day, the 18Th day Of June nert, (heing the Isl
day Of June court) for cash, the following
tracts or parcels of land, viz: One tract on
Sleepg Creek, containing about 245 acres
near Hixon's Mills, and adjoining lands OF
SAID Flxon, Matthias Swain, and others
Also, three undivided fourth parts OF about
400 acres Of LAND, being two surveys ly
ing and being in Berkeley and Hampshire
counties, on both sides of the Warm SPrnS
run, on the Potomac river
Also. one undivided molety Ct $50 acres
Of L.3yND, lying and being on Sleepy Greek,
on the North side Of Little Timber RldSe.
adjoining the lands of Lewis Welt, Richard
Riggs, John Bailey, and others
Also, On undivided molety Of 376 acres,
lying and being in the county OF Morgan, on
the MOI b side Of the Yellow Spring run, ad
joining the lands of Joseph Durkwalt, Geo
Wiscnburg, Michael M'Kewans hs u others
PHILIP NADENBOUSCus Tusiee.
April 81, 1881
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Fl AXE NOTICE, that viii, on Friday
a the 18th Gay Oh May next, offer at pub
lie sale, for lash at the hOnsc Of Michael X.
Runner, in Morgan county, on the Potomac
river, at Richardson Fury, and immediate
Is above the mouth of Cherry run sundry
about 2sor 70 rcats Of age, and her four
CHILDREN, the two oldest are boys; con
ycyed 10 the subscriber as trustee in a deed
Of trust executed by the said Runner, sc on
The In day Of October, $50, and oi record
IN The clerks office of the county court Of
Morgan county, TO secure sum of money,
therein set forth, due Ieter Myers, jr. The
sale viii take place between the hours Of 10
O'Clock \. NJ and 1 o'clockP NJ Of said day.
JOB ROBINS, Trustee.
April Il, l63I.-ts.
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ETEMALE ACADEMY. Mis- RAWIN&
FL Miss WEBER respectfully informs the
citizens of W inchester and its ,inclnlty, that
the ensuing session at their seminary will
commence on Monday the 18th of April
They tender tkeir observation-disclosures
to those parents and guardians who have al
ready honored them with their patronage; s
hope that sedulous at, ention to the culture
Of the heart, mind and manners of their pu-
pills, viii ensure a continuance of appr0ba-
ton and patronage
The following branches form the general
| routine of studies: English grammar. writ
ing and arithmetic, history aud CHI 0nology
geography with the use OF the globes end the
construction Of maps, CHEMISTRY, intellectual
and natural philosophy, and bellies letters
including rhetoric, composition, SC.
Terms Of tuition per session of 93 weeks
! $40; no extra charges except for music
French and drawing.
Pupils will he +, ccived at any time. II is
however, desirable for them is apply at the
commencement Of the session, in order to IA
clliatc the arrangement of The classes, a.
well as to afford al the pupils equal advan
tageS at the examination, which will take
place at the end OF the term.
April II, 1851.
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PRIDE

Pride is vice which grows up in society
40 lnsersbIy steals in unobser,ed upon the
heart upon So many forms itself
upon such strange pretentions, and when IT
has done, wells itself under such variety OF
unsupported experimentation even
under humility itself; in all which cases, self
love, like Else friend, instead Of checking
most treacheronsiy feeds the humor points
out some excellence in every soul TO make
him vain, and think more highly of himself
than he ought to think-ihat upon the whole,
there Is no one weakness into which the heart
of man Is more easily betrayed or which re
qnires greater help of good sense and good
principles TO guard against SteI1,c
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arch 3ist, 1881
u AlpA Wla,ftIpIJ,

EEt ILL stand again at Clifton, the subscrs.
w bers farm in FrcdoIi K county, four
miles from t'attletown and eight from Charles
town. tie is now in fine order, and ready to
serve mares on the following terms: SIS the
single leap, $40 the season, aud S35 insurance
TO be paid whea the mare is known to be in
loal. The season will terminate the LIST July.
LAFAYETTE is remarkable horse, and, in
the estimation Of the best Judges, combines,
IN degree that has rarely been surpassed, =
pedigree of the purest blood and best cross
es with unusual size and stoutness, great SYM
merry OF form, and especially excelling ia
hose essential racing points which denote
the greatest strength and action. He has
been moreover very distinguished racer on
many a well tried field.
lie is years old, full l6 hands high, and
powerfully made in proportion to his height;
IN color rich blood bay with black legs. and
no white except small star on the RIG 1t hind
foot. PEDIGREE
LAFAYETTE was got by the celebrated Viz.
snlan, (tho best sen Of old ST, Archy); La
iayete's dam was also by Sir Archy; hia
grand dam by the imported horse Sir Harry:
g grand dam by Chanticlcer; g 9 grand dam
by Meade's Old Celer; gg grand dam by
Lees old Mark Anthony; ggg grand dam
by the imported horse Fliphap; gggg
grand dam by old Mark Anthony; ggggg
& grand dam by the old imported jolly Ro-
ger out of the imported mare Mary Gray.
| For his performances on the turf. zn ac-
count Of which would be too long for news
paper publication, see American Turf Regis
! tcr, vol !, Nos 9, 10, | |, racing memoran-
da; and for his pedigree, see also ~ re 500
o. DAVID II ALIEN
Clifton, March II, 1891
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MICHAEL COgCHMAN,
JOHN q. COUCHMAN.
1891.
CA 2Et FOR WOOL

gENlfG subscribers having leased MIR Ed
a ward ) Gibbs's Factory for terra OF
years, and having gone through thorough
repair, they wish TO purchase idur or five
thousand pounds of COMMON WOOL, fof
which they will pay the highest price in cash
or give goods in exchange They are ready
to execute all countrv work at the shortest
nolica, ard in the be ;pssihle manner, and
at the lowest price, ~, ads GARDING, by
ING, PULLING, sc They viii purchase
Bacon, Hard Soap and Hogs lard.
JOHN n. RIDDLE, s. Co.
ADril 81, 1881.
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SUI RIP RISE.

WILL stand at the subscrbers stable on
MIL Creek, on Mondays. Tuesdays s. We'd
tuesdays; at Mr. Jno Tabb's mill, ON Tus-
csrora. one mile from Ma,tinsblrg, on Thurs
days, Fridays and Saturdays FERNS t,cttrs
sotafs the season, which may he paid with
ten dollars before the first Of July next; tyes-
~ dollars for insurance, and payable whca
the mare proves with foa; eight dollars he
>Ingle leap; pasture gratis at the subscribers
larin for those that come distance and wlsh
to leave their mares, but no responsibility for
escapes or accidents The season will com
imence on the lst of April, and end the iss
day Of July next.
SURPRISE is beautiful Ssrreii. 5 ieet
inches high. only six years old. of fine blood, &
was sired by Hal, remarkable for speed, beau
tr, and blood; being by Hal, who was by
the imported horse Sir Harry, out of WE'LL
bred Diomed mare. His dam was got by tho
imported horse Spread Eagle, out of bio.
med mare, Surprise was bred / V Mr. John
Dung, In Warwick county, Virginia, aitho'
he has never been trained Ter the turf, his
blood, form, activity, and strength ;nci,fs
the opinion that tr-l only gas necessary "a
have insured his success as q racer
LEVI HENSlIAW
February IL, lS91-f
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yEyo FARMERS.-The subscriber tpts,
this method of informing the Farner,
nf Berkeley and Jefferson counties, that 4.
py gSTER MILL has undergone a A..
rough repair, and that il is no" 10 Complete
order far grinding of Plaster. be can =,
ali times, grind ton In from fsrty- five 10 81
tv minutes, and do it wsli-therefore no de-
Law need be expected. His SAW-.NILL n
also in good condition for the reception and
saving sf timber JoSiAH FLAGG,
March "a, 1891.
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A QUANTITY Of TAR Just received
n which will sell low 10y the barr el, crIetail
THOMAS &. SMITH
April 81, 1891,
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FEyO BLACKSAlfTHS The subscr Der
4 takes this method OF mixing il known
that there is on bis farm an excellent situa-
lion for a BLACKSMITH SHOP; . good
smith would hare every opportunity IF ma
kias money, as there can be no better neigh
hoFhHal E17 the business. There viii be
work Sufficient for two hands.
LEVI HENSHASV.
Mil Creek, Mach SIS 1851.
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VALUABLE MILL AND LAND FOR


Y SALE Being DESTROYS Of removing 10
the west, will sell, on the moot reasonabl,
terms, my property in Frederick county, eoa.
sisling of MILL, near Brucetown, formers
ly owned and occupied by David Ridgeway,
deed. II is in complete repair, and It's loca-
ton is one of the hes; in the county, being in
a remarkably fertile neighborhood, and kss.
ing always as much grinding as 1t Ser
form. TO it is attached a good dwelling
house, with a large never failing spring in
the yard and lot Of 6 2 acres Of first rata
limestone land
Also, lot of go acres, short distance
from the above, one half Of which is in coed
timber, the other half under good cultivstuE1
The mill property is within mi
Smithfiold turnpike, whence a coed
an0e can always be had to Baltimore
the contemplated railroad to Harpers Fc93
it is presumed, will pass near the mill. !,
| EDWARD 8. BEESOE.
Frederick county, March "a. 1881.
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and regimenlaI ulusieEs VIII contorm TO Tire a
boye appointments.
E(sLaiE.N'T.4L ORDERS
Capt. f.. p HUNTER wiz take command of
the company formerly commanded by Capt
JAcoB CURrrs, he will he obeycd an" re.
spected accordingly. w GREGORY,
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EKIANTED TO purchase, FARM. from
w four to six hundred acres; the i'm
provements must he of the best quality.
and the land first-rate, & lying in some one OF
The following counties: Frederick, Loudouu,
jefferson, Berkeley, Virginia; Frederick or
Washington, Md Any communication adj
dressed to the editor OF tfeaTtinsburg Gaz-
cite or Winchester Republican, post paid)
will be attended to.
March "a, 1881.
Sy-Wmchester Repu blican, three times.