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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-03

We do not fear that the which this Convention
recommends will be dangerous TO the Republican party Of
virginia the editors OF the Charlottesville Advocate sup
pose; Tor must be evident TO every that the people
will not be restrained in the expression of their feel
lngs relative TO the persons whom they wish place
them as their public servants. We cannot say what will
be the final of this ticket in the State,
venture upon opinion Of its here. We then
that nine tenthS OF all the given in this district will
be for Andrew Jackson and Martin Van Buren,. There
are some iydua here who enter strongly the
views of the gentlemen who composed the Barbour Con-
venon and they will give their support in the
cause recommended But with the of voters
lion OF Vice President by the people, and this will de-
ter them from the support OF Mr. BARBOUR gin Re
publican
Characteristics friends of the present administration
throughout the Union will unite upon candidate for
Vice Presidcnt--thc man nominated by the Baltimore
Convention Ii thought at the time, is still bciev
cd, that the oay why Mr.. Calhoun and Mr.. Clay
aud their friends in the u = Senate voted for the rcec
ton of Van Buren,, minister TO England, that they
thought he day might "nuiiy the .claims'' of the
former TO the Presidency, and derange the fine System
by which the latter hoped work himself up 10 the same
high eminence. Ia other words, that they held the in
tercss OF the country secondary 10 their thirst
Office; and that their vote in the above case was
given with the intention of prostrating Van Buren,,
and at the same time, notifying and dsgracing the
President This is the sentiment of the friends of the
administrations; and its opponents fearless politicians,
should rather wish than fear that the people should
an opportunity oil expressing their opinion of the in
the approaching election BY the anxiety they manifest
lest Van Burens nomination should sanction
me friends OF jackson, appears though they shrink
from public opinion. To albeit, daZZed by
their glory, and have wish for the of their
schemes of ambition, when of talent high pre-
mise, who might have attained, in the affections of their
countrymcn, a standing more and more cxalted-whcn
such men forfeit all confidence by conspiracy against
others, perhaps deserving than Reconsideration
such men Henry Clay and J. c.. Calhoun madly turn
IRON The good and the right way, they have done
Their downfall is matter of sober reflection rather than
u1umph-.biOn0ng dldn, .iOrgdntOtcn, Pa. ,Jitue
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k'OEEE2 ".
{" MucU Yrr nEM,Ivs uN3uNa."

MUG" NEr RfMNNs uN3uNo.'
From the National Intclliscuccr.l
SONNET.
fdfcamh stool where columns oveithtown
In fragments lay, and towers stood iVy-ctown;
Anl, ever aud anon, crash was heard,
As OF some structure sapp'dhy slow decay;
And knots 81 wabred, wiihcrcd herbagc stirr'd-
Memorials of Il people passd away.
Suddenly the place dnfkcn'd, Rs 'twcre by
Tho shadow of tower; and forth thcrg strobe
a Phantom, "RUtN" lettord, and on hish
WELDING mace at whose dull stroke they how'd.
But old shat, cvcrl1stincly
10 stand, maik'd;a at sight whereof her eve
Fell, aud her mace, and strange trembling shook or,
Aud on 1t there was written "kNIcRERRocE EU."
SHOr-LOCkER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-03

Il N observation-disclosures a Court of quar-
tery session continued and held for Richmond Coun-
ty at the Court House, Tuesday the 9Th day of Nav
1892 -
Charies Dodson, Plaintiff,
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DODLlC EN- lA1NM MENU at The Buffalo Ridge
a SPTingS.-The improvements consist of large and
commodous house, which is occupied as Tavern and a
number of outouses for the families or
individuals The climate and situaoni extremely heal
thy, and Affords in every respect, desirable retreat
from those noXious vapours which prove fatal health
and which too frequently occur in low and marslv coun
tries during the sickly and heat of the Summer
months.
As it regards the TVate of these SPRINGS, it has
long been priced the very hest chaybeae; and as
Medicine it has been both externally and internally an
piled, and there is hardly any production in nature that
has performed so many extraordinary cures; and time
and observation has sufficiently proved that its utility and
success would be still greater the system properly
prepared and due precaution observed as to regimen
and mode OF living. Care should likewise be taken
not to injure the digestive organs, to impede the
regular iunctiops of the bowels by overlooking the
stomach by too free use of the water But the GUAM
ity should be varied according circumstances
In Scroula Kings Evil, obstinate Ulcers, letters
Rngw0rns and cutaneous disorders of every kind, il
is almost considered nfalble remedy, when taken
in certain quantities. 1t has the most powerful effect
ON the stomach, bowels kidneys, skim and all the secre-
tory organs and in those diseases incident to females
where every other have failed experience has fully
atested its superior powers and ecacy aad for several
seasons they have been resorted by large number the
gay and fashionable, in pursuit of amusement together
with great number OF the diseased many whom have
had their most sangunc expectations realized in er re-
lief.
Visitors on their way to other Springs who may think
proper TO give me call, may calculate meeting with
the very best accommodation and receiving every
ry attention, am fully determined to use every exer-
These Springs situated in Nelson County sixteen miles
from the Courthouse, ttcenfyfoo miles from Buckingham
Courthouse, fUey TUe miles from Iynchburg and feIpe
miles from Warminsler
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VOUNG LADIES' SEMINARY The next session i.
IL OF the Young Ladies' Seminary at Prince Edward
Court House, Va, win the first Monday OF
July next Avery large and commodious edice will then
DC IN readiness Tor the accommodation Of the scholars
an additional Teachern the English Department employed
Miss Mansfield will continue TO teach the departments
oil Music Painting, and Drawing and some other
branches Other has been engaged as far as the
same is necessary.
Terms, for year of 10 months, as follows:
Board and Tuition in all branches, $3.50 90
Board and Tuionin English branches includ-
ing washing and candles, 100 90
10 day Scholars Tor Tuition In Music, 25 90
In Languages, 20 90
In Painting and Drawing Is 90
In English branches, 25 90
Board in gencc families in the neighborhood, can be
had Tor 81 90 per month The session will continue
till the last Of November when there will be vacation of
month.
References.-Prcsident Cushing Samuel C. Anderson,
Esq, and Rev. b. L. Stanton of Prince Edward.
T.. ROOT, Jr.
Prince Edward Court House. June 10. ll-St
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n CHANCERY- IN IA.--At Rules he i'm the
u Clerks Office of Essex County Court, the 4h day of
June, 1882:
James Dunn, Pltff
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I'm Observation-Disclosures Rules, holden in
IA the Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court OF
Law and Chancery for the County Of Buckingham, the
second Monday of March, 1892:
Merrwether Lewis, PllH
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Rn TON English, Swedes and country Bar lron from.
wv to inches wide, including carriage, gig, cart,
wagon and carryall tyre.
10 ton from 3-S TO inches square
q ton from III 10 l-2 inch diameter, round
2 ton box and plate, from TO inches wide
3 ton band and hoop, from 81 to inches wide
Nails rods; English blstered STEEL country do do. :;
German do plough plates; sheet iron mould boards -
from No. TO for the improved barshare plough; for
sale by WORKMAN s. McGRUDER.
June 10. I-w3w
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KOBT. HUDGIN, c. c.
June &c. H-wsw
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RATES.
Board per week, for man and horse, IS 90
DO for a man, 90
=, DO Tor horse, 90
Board per week. for a servant, 90
10. per day, for a man and horse, / 50
June22 [l3-w3wl PETER RUTHERFORD.
VHNHE Trustees of Hampden Sydney College notify
n by their Committee, that on the third Tuesday in
July next meeting will be held to elect Steward,
whose duties will commence in Oeober-Porsons de.
sirous of filling that office, invited TO attend
JAMES MORTON,
w. S. MORTON,
JAMES MADISON,
May 70. [5-wtdl VIM. BERKELEY.
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Shooting Match and Gmder Pulling.


There will be- Shooting Match and Gander
Pulling at the house of Travis George on
Thursday next, the 26th lost"
On reading the above in a Mobile paper-what
the ID Is gander puIing,' thought we!-
The di ficul'y was soon uuliiiied by the follow
ing explanation OF bs stander. 1t means that
IN old ganderi tied oii the iop OF post, with
his head slusheA until it as made as slippery as an
eel. Thuse who cumpele cr the prize, ride at
full speed, making, en- PassG'i, grab at The SAID
head, whereupon said "a nder. il he has The sense
of goose, dodgcs. like some politicians at the
calling OF the yeas and nays. II is well calcua-
ted to exhibit the dexterity of the equestrian -
He must be careful in stopping to "cutch' the
gander's head, that he .sees befnre' him, not to
stoop past recovery, as some men do, from the
linz OF principle. in search of Office Should he
seize the goose's know ledge box. has he strength
Of grippe to hold on or of arm to tear off the poor
gouses
.'Done of thought, the palace Of the SOUL"
Or will he let 90? At all events this IS gan
der pulling. of which it may at least be affirmed,
that thoug l It may be fun for Mr.. Travis George,
by George It can be no fan for the gander!-.
Wonder if Mrs. TrolIope was present at one of
Mr.. Georges gander palings Tmf Regist"
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arrive &c qN'n pourra''
s1a FRIDAY MpaNlna, August 81, 1884,

explosions which suddenly take place, in low, as
well as high pressure boilers. There are many
instances where, an instant before one of these
terrific explosions had taken place, the engine la
bored-showing, evidently, adeoreass Of power
in the steam.
To illustrate the theory Of sud den explosion,
let US suppose the feed-ppe, or pump OF boiler,
to be choked. In this case, the water would soon
get below some parts Of the boiler which should
be constantly covered with water, thus leaving
them to become heated to much higher tempe
nature than the water: the steam being now in
contact with the heated metal, readily takes up
the heat. aud becomes supercharged with caloric
Since calofic will not descend in water. it can
not be taken up BY it when above i's surface
The steam thus supersaturatcd, will heat the up
per surface of the boiler, in some cases, red hot;
and ignite Goals, or any other combushble matter,
which may be in contact with it.. Now II steam.
in this state, could DE supplied with heated wa
ter, as was the case in the experiment before
toned. the result may he readily anticiprted.--
Let the same cause continue which cut off the
supply of water from the boiler until IT shall no
longer be able, from its diminished quantity, to
Law on the bottom Of the butler, then. all at once,
like the boiling over of an oYerhcated pot, the
heated water will rush up into, ard be lmmedi.
a.cIy taken up by. this mass OF supersaturated
steam. Thus having suddenly acquired suttl-
Gent density, BY the addition of heated water. 1t
will become steam Of immense power. and will as
suddenly explude-no safety valve being calcu-
lated to guard against this rapid generation OF
hirh steam - London Paper.
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SELECTED POETRY.
THE MAMELUKEs.

Dull clouds gather round the pale beams Of the
crescent,
The flags of the infdel shine IN the sun
AL hamdu Ii illah!-,he light evaIescent
Is veil'd--let the will Of high Allah be done.
We dream of the past, but the past is departed;
We look to the future, it wears black pail:
AL hamdu Ii illah!-th brave are faiDt-hearted-
The mantle Of destiny girdeth US all.
Time was, when the palms in Granada we plant.
ed;
The palms flourish still, but the planters are
gone;
Time was, when our songs BY the Darro we
chaunted;
Al hamdu Ii illah!-th Darro flows on;
But our voices are choked--our A'heli's faded
Thick deepens the darkness foretold by the seer:
Al hamdu Ii ilIah our STEAMBOAT invaded
And where is the standard Of Mahopet--
where:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-31
LOVES WATCH.

When not a breath disturb'd the air,
When not shade defaccd the sky,
When spirits seem'd to bring from there
The haliow'd calm that dwelt OH high,
In verdant grove with moonlight glowing,
In pensive mood saw thee stand
So caim.-so swect.-the images showing
OF heavenly sprite in magic land.
Unconscious thou that was near,
saw thee weep and watch the night;
To drink Thy signs strand my ear,
And hush'd a tumult Of delight.
Like gentle dews on tender flower,
Upon my heart 50 fell each tear:
| felt its warmth. and from that hour
The flower Of Love grew doubly dear.
On! blush not thus. because l know
That tears did fall, and heard thy signs;
For when those tokens silent flow,
New magic fills thy melting eyes,
There's nousht in nature can lmpart
A loveiier charm-a sweeter grace,
Than those true herald's of the heart,
When soft they beam on woman's face
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-31
District Of Columbia,

County Of .8lermdrin, Sci.
APRIL TERN, 1882.
Thomas NJ. White, Complainant,
against IN CHaNCERY
Rea. Defendants,
VyHE Defendant, Louis Mszuro, not having entered
his appearance, and gwen security according 10
the statute and the rules of this Court, and ppeaing
20 the satisfaction of the Court that the ssld ou Ma
EURO is not an inhabant ofthe District OF Como.a on
The motion of the complainant. by his counsel, IS "
J..d Jba, the absent Defendant, Iouls Nazuro do sp-
here on before the rs day othe November
and give security for performing the DEGREES
IF this Court, and that the resident Defendant James
n McRes, do not pay away or secrete the debts by
him owing to. or the money estate, or effects in his
hands belonging to the said absent Defend. ut, Louis
Mszuro, until the further order and decree Of this
Court, and that copy Of this order be forthwith pub
ished in the Alexandra Penx Gazette for two months
succeskvey. and t,t another copy be posted ct the
front door ofthe Court House Of said County. Test:
may 26-2m EDh. I. Lee C. {.
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N!RW SERIES VWlho saaNOo geoe
TO Rent.

fssaA That extensive BAKE HOUSE, (three ovens
sssEsl with a commoiious Dwelling, large. open 10
and wood Yard, lately occupied by Samuel Miller.
also,
fra The three.story BRICK WAREHOUSE OIL
gzasslt the strand between Jonathan Janney on the
SOuth and Josiah H. Davis on the North, with the PR
vilege of the south side of the adjoining wharf.
Also,
6sss.( The SHOP on Prince street, opposite James
Gels. Norris and formerly occupied by him as gro
cery store 1t is a good situation for business.
Possession OF any Of the above property may be had
Immediately, and to good tenants the rent would be
moderate. apply to
Zmo IL ROBERT II. MILLER
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Just Received,

sSNSt btNOShNNNS
MORE DESIRABLE SPRING GOODS.
". H. THOMPSON 4 co.
sEAvE received, by the schooner Washington, and
VA ether arrivals additional supply OF Staple and
Fancy Dry Goods; among which are
Super and Irish linens
Irish and Iussis sheetings
ga, 3d. and 10 Irish table diapers
So and 10 4 danssk do
Birds eye and Russia do
8 and 5 q lawns and crash
French and English musllns
Ginghams and calicoes, great variety
Grape and gauze handkerchiefs
Crane and Hermann shawls
Linen csmbric hsndkerchiefs, some very 6ne
Best black Italian lus,rngs
Black Gro de Swiss and Gro de Naples
English and Russia drills
Silk Csmble,s, Princcttas. and Brocheles
variety Of sri pes for boys
Brown linens Also,
Brown and beached domestics, shirings, end
sheetings
Checks, tickDgs
Penitentisr, stripes and plaids
Buriaps oznaburss aud ticklenburgs
All of which are offered for sale, by the piece or
ward. upon the most favorable terms. apr25
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Whale OH.
FaN MAckereA
No Eanime, -,iame.a,

Or Others DESTROYS Of commencing The Cabinet
Business.
ysvIIE subscriber 6ud,pg it rather Improbable tor
i him to superntcnd both his establishments. is de-
srous OF disposng of the one recently OCCUPIED By III
u Logan & 60,
Ihe stand is certainly Of the most desirable f'r
the Cabinet Business of any in Alexandria, Dts value
as such being nsideraby enhanced from having been
thus occupied for more than year,) being situated
upon the north side Of King, between Columbus and
Henry streets The building has recently undergone
thorough repair and been perfectly adapted to the
business and has every requisite convenience toT car
ryng It vn having shop sufficient conveniently
and ,mr,sbiy 10 accommodate ten hands, aspacious
and SNOWY ware ROOM with permanent shed fronting
On the street for vanishing purposes. rendering the
budding ver, corspcious for considerable distance
The stock of Furniture on hand. Shop Fixtures &c.
with an expended and desirable lease on the prems
es. will be disposed Of upon such accommodating
terms as to render it rare oppor,un! tor person de
irous of in the business TO do so. by avang
themselves of the present fsvoroble chance
HARRISON BRADLEY.
H. u. still continues TO carry on the Cabinet Busi.
ness nj both his Establishments ana has now hand
and is constantly manufacturing considerable warn
CABINET FURNITURE,
which he will dspose of upon such terms To persons
wanting as to make it Of considerable Importance to
them to give him call previous to purchasing.
TURNING AND REPAIRING
Attended to promptly, aud upon reasonable terms.
aug 4-d3t&2awim
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-31
Cash for Negroes

WE wish to puschase one hundred and fifty likely
Nv Negroes, of both sexes, from IL 10 Is years Of
age field hands; also mechanics Of every description
Persons wishing to sell wculd do well to give US
call, as we are determined to give higher price fur
slaves than any purchasers who are or may hereafter
be m this market and no certificates required.
Any communicate promptly attended to- We can
at all times be found al ourresldence west end Duke
street, Alexandria, ID C..
iune2 FRANKLIN & ARNFIELD.
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Eotice.

TIME CO partnership heretofore existing under The
L firm Of Chamberlain y Edison, is this da, disso'v:
ed by mutual consent Those having claims aS ainst
the firm will present them to Silas ID. Edison; and
those indebted will make immediate pa, ment 10 him,
or either Of us. LINCOLN CHAMBERLAIN,
aug Is SILAS u. EDISON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-31
SNas ID. EAson

NlTILL continue the business at the Store occupied
w by Chamberlain & Edison, opposite the Hechan'
les Bank. and offers for sale general assortment ct
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Atprices that cannot fail to please purchasers
NJ 49, A few cases Straw Bonnets, on consignment
and will be sold low. aug Is
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Inflammation wanted

4 GENTLEMAN called two or three weeks since AZ
n dr. John iIooe's. in Prince william County, VINO
scpguized child living there who is supposed to
have stolen from her parents two or three years
ago. The above named gentleman stated TO the ser
wants that he about rem2ying from the Up"e'
Country to Alexandria. u he has done he will con
Ter favor and serve the Cause of humanity by calling
At the Office of BERNARD hoof,
A!sxanIir,s, August 20, 1852
ar The Editors of the Washington and wiachesteI
papers, may the of humanity by giving the
above a few insertions
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Office Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Company,


WASHINGTON, May %, 1882.
NOTICE is hereby given, that an instalment oftwo
~ dollars aud fifty cents per share (being the 25h
n,tsment on every share OF stock in the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal Company, required to be paid on the
Jst day of August next; and further sum OF two
dollars andfft cents per share (beng the Goth install
nent) the LIST day of September next; which install
ani OHIO Canal Company, to the Cashier other off
Ger of either of the following Banks, viz:
the Branch Bank of the United States at Wash
ing,on; :,
The Bank of Washington. at Washington;
The Patriotic Bank of Washington, do
The Bank OF the Metropolis, do
The Farmers and Mechanics Bank, at Georgetown
The Bank Of Alexandria, at Alexandria,
The Bank of Potomac, do
The Farmers Bank of Alexandra, do
The Mechanics Bank of Alexandra, 90
The Hagerstown Bank, in Hagerstown Md.
The Branch ofthe Valley Bank, in charlestown' W;
and ".
The Branch ofihe Valley Bank, in Leesburg' "a
BY order Of the President and Directors:
~ John p. INGLE.
CLERK Chesapeake and0hio Canal Company
may 2s-wtissept
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Schnnner for sale.

~ We are authorized to sell SCH0ONEh' Of
~ 94 to 100 tons, just completing at feocoml'
CO. anI can be delivered early next month; me car
pen,ers' work neatly done snd the vessel pa'n'ea.
She NAV be rugged by the purchaser For further
particulars inqareo OF
aug ~ GEO. JOWNSON o w
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Granyille on Cholera.

VusT published, and or sale by W. H. MORRISON,
u A Ca,echism of Facts OF Plain and Simple Rules
respecting the Nsturs Treatment, and Prevention OF
Cholera, By A. u Granville, D. D, Price - cents.
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For HnstOn.

I'm The packe, schooner F0RNiI Capt, har
SSl ton, viii have dips'ch For freight or passage
ADJ, 20 the master on board at Central wharf, or 10
'r r., - w. FowLE g co.
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For Boston.

~ The picket schooner PEL0CIlI, Ryder,
,SSghuaster. will have despatch. For freight or
bsss.ee apply to the masteroa board at nra wharf
FFE W FOWLE Co.
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John Cudlipp,
(LATE FROM BaLII.NORE,
DESrECrFULLY informs his friends and the pub
HI lie generally, that he intends carrying en- the
DYING BUSINESS,
onpose A. Newtons Hotel, in the house lately occu.
pied bv Samuel Issacs, where he will dye Ladies aud
Gen,lemens Garen,s IF every description in the best
manner; cleanse, bleach, and curl Frnges OF Merino
and Cashmere Shawl; also Leghorn Bonnets OF every
description; also Grapes and Silks ofevery description;
Gauze sbawls, Silk Hose, Bombazines, &c.
inne l6-dSm
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-31
800 Eegrnes Mantea.

4 WISH to purchase them from the age of Is to Is
d years. Persons having such to sell. shall have
cash, and the highest prices by applying to the sub
sccher Pratt street. BALTIMORE the intersection
afths Rail Road with the Washington City Rosd. Ii
bersl commissions viii be paid to those who will aid
inpdrchasing for the subscriber.
apr lift AUSTIN VOOLFOLK.
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~, z. Mum.

RUST received by the schooner fornsx, hhds' o
% n. T.. Rum. For sale BY
aug 81 EDW'n DAiN6Ehrl6LD.
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SOaO

SMALL lot of Soap. Of excellent quality. just re-
n cei,ed by the Fornax. and for sale by
arg " EDW'D. DAINGERFiELD.