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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-06
GcoMMUNIcATED.1

In addition to the arguments urged in the last
number of ga Citizen Of Alexandria," against
the power of Congress to establish Local Lesis-
lature, the following is subjoned:--
In that clause Of the Constitution which gives
power to Congress to exercise exclusive IegiSfa-
iafion in all cases whatsoever, over such District,
as NAV become the seat of the Government; Con-
gress is authorised '.to exercise like authority
over all places purchased by the consent of the
" legislature Of the State, in which the same
shall be, for the erection of forts, magazines,
=. arsenals, dock yards and other needful build
" ings."
II never could have been the intention of the
Constitution TO grant to Congress the power to
create by statute, legislative council. or local
government. for the forts maya zines, arsenals or
dock yards; but Congress Is to exercise over
.hese places the like aahority," which it could
over such District, as should become the seat of
the sovernment-and what authority is thats in
the words Of the Constitution, it is no more than
that Of ..erchtstre legislation" Congress has,
by general laws, prescribed what shall be the pu-
nishment of certain offences committed by per-
Suns not belonging to the Army or Navy. within
the forts, dock-yards or other places under the
exclusive Jurisdiction of the United States. I
ask. cOuld Congress have transferred this power
Of prescribing the punishment Of offences within
the forts ADD dock yards to local legislature, to
be formed from among the people living within
the forts or dock yardss No one will contend
for this The only legislation which Congress
could exercise over these places, would be d.
rect Legislation. 1t could not legislate by
authorized deputies, whether those deputies be
elected by the people. or appointed in any other
mode wnlch Congress might prescribe. If the
Constitution had intended that Congress should
establish local legislature, Or government for
this District, it would have prescribed BY ,chom
the members of the legislature should be appoint
Cd. This it does not do. It's, therefore, in the
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Marine Insurance. Company
OF ALEXANDRIA,

NOTICE isherebv given to the Stockholders in this
~ Institution, tina, an Election of fifteen Directors,
to serve the ensuing year, will be held on Saturday,
the l4h January next. between the hours If 10 A.
and 2 p n. at the Office of the Company The trans
fer hooks will be closed on Wednesday, the 1ltb,
til after the Election.
dec 10 -eotE NATII. WAFTLES, Pres't
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-06

York evening papers, over the well known Sig
nature of 81 Momgarnier."
THE GRAVE OF THE YEAR.
WRITTEN on THE THIRTY-FlRsT DAY OF DE-
GENDER.
De composed every toll and each turbulent motion,
Ths. encircles the heart in LIES treacherous snares
And the hour that invites to the calm Of deyotion,
Undisturb'd BY regrets, unncumber'd with cares
How cherries the late blooming face cfcreation-
Weary time seems to pause in his rapid career,
And fatigued with the work of his own desolaton,
Looks be hind with smile on the grave OF the year
IIark! the wind whistles rudely, the shadows are
closing,
That enrap his broad path in the mantle OF night,
While pleasures gay sons are in quiet repos'ng'
Undsmay'd at the works that have numbered her
fight
From yun temple, where fashions gay tapers are
lighted,
Her vo, 'rcs in crowds deckd with garlands appear,
And as yet their hopes by no spectre atfrgh'ed
Assemble to dance round the grave Of the year
OH hate the stale cup which the idlers have tasted,
when think ON the lis of lifes comfortless day,
How the flower of my childhood their verdure have
And the friends of my youth have been stolen away
The think not how iruitless the wsEnsst endeavor
To recal the kind moments negfeteed when near
when the hours that oblivion has canccled forever,
Are inferred by her hand in he grayepf he year
Since the last solemn reign of this day lection,
What 4 renys have relnquishsd perlshing
breath; ~
How many have shed the last tear Of aifection
And closed the dim eye in the darkness of death!
How many have sud len their pilgrimage ended,
Beneath the low pall that envelopes the bier
Or to deaths lonesome valley have gently descended,
And made their cold beds with the grave of the
year,
Yet awhile and no season around shall flourish,
But silence for each her dark mansion prepare,
Nhen beauty no longer her roses shall flourish.
or the lily o'erspread the wan cheek Of despair;
But the eye shall with us,re unfading he Enlightened,
When it wakes to true bliss in on orient sphere,
By sunbeams of splendor immortal enlightened,
Which no more shall 60 down on the grave of the
year.
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Bank Of Alexandria.

december l9, 1881.
>HE Annual Meeting Of the stockholders OF thus In
stitution, the election Of ten Directors, will be
held at their Ranking House the third Monday Che
l6thl Of January next.
dec 19-eotE ]. L. HcKENNA Cash'r.
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DRAFTS THIS DIP.
Virginia State Lottery,
For tie Benefit Of The Io,Vn Of eAsburg Class No 10
Will be drawn in Richmond or Friday, January s
CAPITAL PRIZE 10000.
Tickets IS; halves SO; quarters O75
Connecticut Lottery, Class No. A.,
Will be drawn in the CITY OF Hnr'tort on Saturday,
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000
Tickets "a; halves 90; quarters on.
To be had in variety of numbers of
=. cORSE,
Lot rs q E change Broher. ie.Gndria
Drawing of the
Connecticut Lottery, Extra Class No 35 for 81.
25 81 Is 48 So As Al 4 81
Drafts THIS DIR
Virginia State Lottery,
For the Benefit Of the TbDn Of Wsisburg. Class No l6
for 1881,
IS NU w VI L0TTERY"io DRsWEBaLLOTY
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000
Tickets IS; halves 50; quarter, 075.
To be had in a variety of numbers a.
r. III. w43x%E'S
o.,ery Office, Royal " eet.
IT Orders from the country specially attended to.
Drawing ofthe Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No.
26 for 1881,
as IS SO SO 66 10 AZ 54 AZ Is
DRAIPS THIS D.4T.
Virginia State Lottery,
For the Benefit ofths f6Da II Iehb,g, lass No Is
for 81,
Will be drawn at ~ hm nd on Fin' !'nusry
HIGHEST PaIZE so 600
Tickets IS; halves l SO; qu'-1 .'O75.
To be had in a variety Of .rners
JOHN C, MANDELL'S
Lottery ami Exchange gtfee
Drawing of the Grand Consolidated Lottery, 20 Is
far 1851
45 IS SO 55 66 10 AZ 54 AZ 25
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-06
From the Fdaq,.ier Gazette.
DON'T SPOIL YOUR PORK!

Mr.. EDrroR-I know of nothing of more i'm
portance to be known at this season Of the year.
than the qualities of the different kinds Of salt.
Bacon, Beef, and Fish, are very often injured,
and the injury is attributed to bad smoking,leak-
ing casks and often to carelessnes in other modes
adopted for preserving them. when, in truth it
but rarely happens that it proceeds from any
other cause than the use Of Salt that is not good
The best kind is the imported Salt; it is heavi-
err, and in all the contracts made by the Govern
men,. to supply the Army add Navy, they re-
quire that Foreign Salt shall be used. The do.
mestic Salt is fairer to the eye but is lishtera
I learn does not possess the property Of preserv-
ing meat, fish, sc. My own sailed meat has.
for several seasons, been injured, and know Of
no good reason for it, unless it be that have u.s.
ed the domestic Salt. The difference IN the
price is generally under ten cents. | consider
these facts as very important at this season OF the
year; and make them known in the belief that
they will greatly benefit the public.
A FARMER.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-06

W.sHINeToN, Dec. 81, 1881.
PROPOSALS
MILL be received a, this Office, until Thursday,
w the 18th day of Jsnusry nex for the excavation
em5snkment and waiIiug oftwo sections Of the Chesa
peake and Ohio Cana, extending from the Basin in
Rock Creek To Seventh Street West, in the City of
Washington; and also tor the construction of Stone
l.ock, to connect the said Canal with tide water.
Proposals will be received, in lhe nner, for fur
nj hing Iron Railing for the Aqueduct Seneca
Creek and for Iron Chain to b. used railing the
Agueduct across the Monocacy River.
The course for the Canal will be marked out, and
the necessary specifications will be prepared, by the
5th ofJaiuary next. JOHN INGLE,
Clerk Chesapeake and OHIO Canal Co.
dec 2S-eotl2hJan
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-06

We perceive by an advertisement in our paper
this morning, that Mr. Bonsal, of this city. is
about to publish biography of the late Stephen
Girard, to be written BY Stephen Simpson, Esq
The book will be composed Of nearly four hum
dred pages duodecimo. and will contain the whole
of the will Of the deceased.
Mr.. Simpson is able to make most interest
inc and instructive work of the materials IN his
hands. III s. Gazette.
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SELECTED POETRY

The following beautiful lines on the close OF
the year, ORIGINALLY appeared in one Of the New
York evening papers, over the we'll known sig
nature of - Montgarnier."
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-06

We are grati6ed to state that the approaching
Anniversary meeting of the Mary land State Tenn
perance Society, to take place in this city on
Thursday next, is exciting considerable interest
in different parts of the State. We have area-
dy heard of many Delegates being chosen to at
tend that meeting, and anticipate full and in
,erest,ng assembly. The address to be deliver
ed on that occasion by the Honorable John C..
Herbert, one of the Vice Presidents of the So
ciety. cannot but excite a general desire on the
part of all who are acquainted with that dstin-
guished individual to attend this assembly.
AID. Republican.
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AZ houses, at $500, f53.6OO
Deduct value of site in fee 10000
Furniture in AZ houses, average 800 each $4,000
Toll houses 400
New Prison 5000
The Palace, SC. 5000
Bridewell LOCO
Merchandise, exclusive of duty, which
the parties under bond cannot proper
ly be required to pay 10000
P67, 600
The Mansion and Custom Houses are not in.
cluded, being public property.
A General Officer has been sent down TO Bris.
tol, to preside at a Military Court Of Inquiry,
which is to be held as to the conduct Of Colonel
Brereton, during the late disturbances in that
city.
Clarke, rinslsader in 6rin the prison and
the Bishops Palace. has been apprehended at
Liverpool by Mr.. Hamera Bristol solicitor, and
stands fully committed. He is member of the
Fancy, and was taken at the house of Lagan, the
pugilist.
Comniiials at the New GaoL There are, at
present, Isl confined IN this prison. upon various
charges connected with the melancholy events,
81 Of whom had been fully committed, principal
ly for the capital offences of riot and incenda-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-06

NOV. IL, 1851.
NM Lord.-The reasons why have so long
DELAYED any communication on the subject OF
cholera are, the perplexity that has been con.
nected with the whole affair, and the quantity of
time have been compelled to consume upon it,
which kept me lin conjunction with that requisite
for other avocatons) in such hustle as preclud-
ed writing.
The conclusions to which | have attained
from all have witnessed are
LIST. That the disease has certainly not been
imported.
Cd, That it is not contagious.
Sd. That it has attacked almost exclusively,
persons of the lowest order. living in the worst
situations, and whose constitutions were broken
down by previous disease, old age or intempe-
rance.
4th. That it is very much subsiding; so much
so there is only one case discoverabe to-day.
5th. That the commercial restrictions are to.
tally superhuous, as the disease is not communi-
cable; and that by throwing the working classes
out Unemployment, and consequently Of bread,
they will fearfully aggravate the evil.
This is, my Lord, l think, the substance of
what / have to say at present As the agitation
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-08

MAIlRIEn


On Tuesday last, MIR ioren.0 ID .Haader
to Miss Marie Hess, daughter Of MIR. Peter
Hess, all OF this county
On the same Day. MIR. Jaco5 X Miller, 10
Miss Mary tim Green, daughter Of MIR
John Green, all OF this county.
DIED,
Yesterday, Mr. Joshua Hedges, of this
county, aged about so years
This morning, Mrs Ruth Yoigle. of this
place
Lately al Milton Hill near Boston. Hon
Jonathan Russell, aged 90 years
In Burke county, North Carolina. at his
residence or the Catawba, on the 10Th ult
James Lack, in the 99th year Of bis age He
was born in Pensny lyania,was out wagner
~ the unfortunate campaign OF Braddock
lie was among the first settlers in Burke;
participated in the early struggles with the
Indians, on this, then frontier country. He
was more Imam once compelled To abandon
his bone by their ineursions. He Was out
In Rutherlords campaign, and was 10 the
battle of Kings Mountain.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-08
Public Sale.

EEiLL be sold = public sale, on Fridaa
w the 2Sd instant, at the late residence
OF Isaac VanmeIre, dec d. one mile from the
Cross Roads, and about from AIartnsburg
Ten or ttcetce raf,,abie Work Horses,
Brood .ha,es aud several bLooded Colts;
Fifty Aead u Hogs;
fVty choice Sheep;
Farming Utensils Of every description;
1tco Uago1s, oae Cart, d SETS gears. ne,r:
PtonShs. Harro,cs, theat Fan. C,at,ng Dor,
30Gotbs. B.dCON;
Household and Kitchen Furniture Of all KINDS.
Six months credi, will be gwen on all sums
exceeding five dollars, the purchaser giving
bond and approved security. OF that sum and
under the cash will be requii ed Sale TO
commence early in the day
MARY VANAlETRE,
WILLIAM n. THOMPSON.
March s, 1892.
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- U.kALAO.
Doctor James Garry.


H ATELH Of Baltimore, and member n,
hz the Medical and Chirurgical Faculty Of
Maryland, announces 20 the citizens OF
Darkesviile and the adjacent towns and coun.
try, that he has located himself at the above
mentioned town, He respectfully cfloss them
his services IN the several departments OF his
profession.
Having had an opportunity. during seve-
raj years, OF Witnessing disease in all its forms
al the Baltimore Infirmary and other institu-
tons, aud being very successful in the treat
ment thereof, he feels confident that he will
give every satisfaction To all those who NAV
favor him with CALL He can he found AZ
j. = r. Garry's Store, or at Mr.. Boaks Ia.
vern, II not professionally engaged
n Is DIR q. would receive into his office
one or two Young Gentlemen, whose Mcd,
cal studies he would direct, and also instruct
them critically IN the Greek, Latin and
French languages.
Dafkessiile. March 8, 1882
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-08

"a 900 TICKETS.
Tickets s5- Halves 50 5O--Quarters 81 IS.
Tickets and Shares and Packages, TO be had
IN The greatest udricty Of Numbers at
STEVENSON & FONTS OFFICE,
Stm,nion, Vtrgiuia
a. All orders from distance. enclosing
the cash, or prize tickets, will lie thankfully
received and promptly attended to. if adj
dressed 10
STEVENSON & POINTS. Managers,
Stanton, Tuguaid.
A%Tickets and shares can Re had Of the
following gentlemen who act as Agents for
The Ma0agers VIZ.
WASHINGTON KROESEN, yMortinsbrg-
DANIEL ENTER lelsrd sasp1erd.sc.rn.
w LILLIAN l.. BOAK, DukcsrilIe
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-08
Charlestown Pulling and Card.
mo Mill

VIE subscriber wishes to procure com
n petent person to take charge OF his
FuliIng and Cafding Mill near Charlestown.
or he would rent It for term Of years
This establishment is known to be one of
the best situated and NEST desirable in the
neIghborhood. II is calculated to do work
to the amount Of $1,000 a year. if properly
managed The machinery, cards. sc are
an complete repaH-snd the tenants house
gentecl and commodlous
None need apply who cannot satisfy me of
has thorough acquaintance with the business.
and other requisite qualifications TO carry il
On Possession gwen on the LIST Of April next.
ANDREW KENNEDY.
CharlestasVn e 4rt4h = Faea
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Valuable Real Estate for sale.

Valuable Real Estate for sale.
~ HE subscriber offers loI sale valuable
& Tan YARD aud all necessary build
mgs thereto sppertainIng, with a constant
supply OF running water; two DWELLING
HOUSES, Zone Of which is Of Brick. and
the other of Logo together with an half a.
ere Of ground, situate in Darkesville, Der
kelley county, Virginia; on The main road
leading from Martinsburg 10 Winchester.
JACOB H. SElBERT.
N b. WAETEp--a JOURNEYMAN
TANNER. A single man would be preferred.
DarkesyiIle, March s, $50.
ag-"Toroh light Hagersto,oa; .'Hcrald,"
Fyederickfo,cn; and "Free Press Charles
torn. 'cia insert 10 The ami Of 81, and charge
This office
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yE} ILL be sold by public auction, at The
w residence of the subscriber on Dry
Run on Saturday Tie 3lst instant, a number
OF valuable work horses, brood mares, mich
COWS and stock cattle, sheep and hogs, about
6o0lbs prime bacon; farming utensils OF va
rious kinds, household and kitchen furniture,
together VITA number OF articles not n,
cessary TO particuiarise. Ss months credit
will be given the purchaser on all sums over
five dollars, upon giving bond with approx
ed security, under that sum cash. Sale to
begin early in The day.
JAMES CURTIS.
march s. 1870
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EstraY Steer.

y NAkEN up hy the subscriber as en- eslrav.
a RED MULEF STEER. with an
unueFoit gu. OF each car aud slit in each.
supposed 10 be two years old. appraised TO
nve dollars The owner Of said estray is re-
qoss.ea 10 come prove property, pay charges
and take The same away.
HENRY KITCHEN.
Back Greek. march s, 1881,
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Public Sale.
March s. 1882.

EEYlIL be sold by pubic auction, at the
w residence OF the subscriber, one mile
from Iabb's Cross Roads, aud near Deck 5
Tavern, on Monday The 2Gth instant, all OF
hls personal properly, consisting OF valua-
bic brood mare and col; mich cows and
stock cattle sheep and hogs; farming ulen
sis OF various kinds, such as ploughs, har
rows, &c, household anu kitchen furniture
OF every description, together with number
OF articles not necessary TO particulafise 49,
Five months credit viii te given The purcha
ser on all sums oyer five dollars, upon giving
bond with approved security, under thai sum
cash. Sale TO begin early 10 the day
JOHN DECK.
March s, 1882 -
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POLITICAL MEETING.

fOLI it3L w LII In III.
Tie Young Men of tie No
ionat Republican party in Ber-
keIey county, are invited to at
tend a pubic meeting to be hol-
den at the Court House, on Sa-
turday the 18th inst. at 9 o'clock,
for the purpose of appointing
delegates TO inc Young Mems
National Republican COnUeation
to meet in Washington City, on
the first Monday in May next.
1t is confidently hoped that
every young man, who feels that
the principles OF this party are
in support Of the true interests
of his country, will appreciate
the importance of the object in
view, and cheerfuliy lend to it
his personal aid.
Many Yong Men.
March |, 1882.
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I TIE sqtfabJle al WasiingtoN- We have
another editorial squabble. The parties are
Mr. Bergen, of New York, who was ques-
toned by Mr.. Moore and Mr.. POindexter as
10 his agency in the Clements story, aud his
replies were conveyed through Mr. ]. w
Webb. The two senators refused 10 treat
IN any way through Mr.. Webb. who there
upon writes letter to prove they had no
right according to "the annals Of Duelling, y
TO take any such ground, and affirming, that
he meant, in the event Of a challenge being
given to MIR Bergen. TO take his place
Since Webb's expose MIR. Moore has issued
card, full Of ''martiai BRASS" in which he
says, if Mr.. Bergen "caa prevail upon any
one of the thirty eight representatives of
New York 10 bear his answer Il shall receive
the ''proper notice That is he win send
ersen challenge by way of answer The
whole affair is supremely ridiculous and
contemplate. and it IS a pity that ''the city
of distances" has not within its limits a con
gressonal traed mill, or threshiDg machine
devoted especially to the use of "hot and re
bcliious bloods" Fred Her.
Colored population The bill relating to
the colored population Of this state was made
the order Of the day in the legislature for
Tuesday last The Maryland Republican ex
presses an opinion that it will not pass in its
original form
The legislature of Tennessee has passed a
law prohibiting free blacks from coming into
that state.
MoNsTRoUsl Fanny Wright the peripates
tic advocate Of ",inge blessedness," has
committed matrimony" and claims Mon
sleur p. oil New York as her husband The
laffa N A. 10 .sA
doadshe child are both well" Double, single
and the rub
The death Of Judge Randolph, late Dis.
trict Judge Of the u, ). court Tor Mississippi.
is announced in the New Orleans papers.
Mrs Chapman, charged with the murder
OF her husband, in company with Nina. has
been qutted-Mina's trial is postponed to
May next.
The Jackson Caucus at Richmond on the
18th ult. turned out TO be a complete fail.
ure. The Old Dominion will not go for Van
Buren,. Mr.. Richie cannot even coar her
to support him. We will give the proceed
ings in our next
The Washington Telegraph Of Saturday,
says
"The failure of Mr.. Van Buren, in the lie
gislaiive caucus. at Richmond, has thrown
the managers, Lewis, Kendall, & Co into
CONSERVATION Accordingly we fpd that
meeting OF those who are in favor of the
nomination OF Colonel Johnson as Vice Pre-
sident. rs called for Tuesday evening next,
al the City Hall, in this place. Printed no
tees have been distributed throughout the
city, and one published by re9sest, in this
paper"
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FOR RENT.

ssHAT part Of the White House opposite
the Giohe Tavern, occupied for several
years past by Doct Thomas Davis. There
are two rooms and would be desirable ST.
tuatlon for Lawyer or Physicias Possess
sion given the LIST of April For terms sp.
ply to
THOMAS C SMITH.
March |. 1891.
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Valuable Land for sale.

FEyHE Farm on which the subscriber re-
"A sides is for sale, it is situate within one
mile of MaIiinsburg. containing $50 acres
or first rate LIMESTONE LAND. about
10 acres of which is timber; The cleared land
is in high state of culiivstion--the Dwell
ing House is very comfortable, good Barn.
and every other necessary building; Il. sge
orchard OF the bet fruit. A good tasgain
may be had il application isnade Immediate
Iy, and possession wen betw9sa the LIST aud
5th April next.
WILLIAM LONG.
march s, 1882.
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91-We are authorized to announce to the
Voters of Berkeley county, that Capt WIZ
LIAM G. Burns will be a candidate to re-
present said county in the next General AS
semblV
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Estrav Bull.

E{SCuND trespassing on the farm Of the
IA subscriber. as an estray, BI.3CK
BULL, with white belly, no ear mart.
two years cid, appraised TO four dollars =
The owner Is requested to come ,rove pro-
perry, pay charges and take him away.
HENRY BOW ERS, tr.
march g. 1892