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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-10-11

Co,a4sclior-S Sheriff, bring me the bic OF
the Richmond Enquirer for the years is-'
and 1924 into Court. (RitctRe looks oiue,
and takes step to the rear, as II meditating
retreat, but the Court desires HIM TO remain
in the box ,,,x,
C5m.sl 3orunl reads from the flew
cannot consent to lend helping hand To-
wards electing Gen. Jackson-he Is too Ht'te
OF a statesman--too arbitrary, to OBTAIN our
humble support" . ,......
Ritctie Slightly coniuscd)-f suppose l
must be responsible for IT, but ra'hef 'h'nk
Col. Gooch must have ,oritten II: -
Bor,nn -(reads from the Enquirer what
sort of President would this great Cicd,aa
Gen. Jackson) make? A man who cannot
interpret the plain provision OF one law, yet
would be called to administer all the iawsl"
Bo7tm-Did you write that, Mr.. Richie?
Richie hei cannot exactly say-at
that time I did not think so well OF The old
Genersi-hut | can't help thinking Gooch
wrote that too.
Bortun -treads from the Enqhirer.) owe
would deprecate Gen. Jsekson's election as
"A CURSE upon the country"
Brum-Did Gooch write that also, Mr..
Richie? but the Counsellor, on looking up
observed the worthy Editor in full retreat,
the numerous audience conyused with mer'
riment, and the venerable Judge himself IN
broad grin
Boruni-Ha! hal ha! trow have sorted
the crank" gentleman.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-10-11

"and have wife and son have called my
son after you sir.n
IL thank YOU my friend. What na'ac
have you given tho boy"
II called him Baron. What else Gould
call himpn
baron de Stuebm's honorable conduct The
Baron was az rough as the ocean IN q storm
when great faults were committed; hut u 10
a sudden gust vi passion be bad injured any
one, the redress was ample. Al review
near Niorrlston. Lieutenant Gibbons. a brave
and good officer, was arrested on the SPOT,
and or,iered luto the rear. for a fault, which II
! afterwards appeared, another had committed
Alta proper moment the commander of
the regiment came forward and informed the
Baron OF Mr. Gibbons innocence, OF his
worth. and of his acute feelings under TINS
disgrace.
Desire Lieutenant Gibbons to come to
the front, Colonel" th&
"Sir said the Baron to the Lieutenant,
sthe mistake which was made, might by
throwing the line into confusion, have been
fatal in the pf essence OF an enemy arrested
YOU AZ its author, but have reason TO boz
Leve was mistaken and, that IN this instance
YOU are blameess ! ask your pardon. Ne
turn 10 your command: would not deal un-
Justly by any: much less by one whose cha
racter az an oilicer is so respectable"
All this passed with the Bsron's hat oil
the rain pouring on his venerable head! DO
YOU think there was an officer who sawit; an
moved nv affection and respecip Not one.
Ready IA. When The Baron was at the
head ofhis division al Yorktown, waiting Tor
the striking Of the British dag. he perceived
himself 10 danger from shell thrown ~
The enemy, and suddenly threw himself INTO
the trench. Gen Wayne in the jeopardy and
hurry of the moment. fell upon him; The
Baron turning his eye saw II was his. b.iSa-
der.
II always knew you were brave, C'snera'."
said he, but | md not know you were SO
perfect in every respect Of duty. You cover
| YOUR Generals retreat in the best manner
] nosaihien
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-10-11


GaDlbinsg.-A communication appeared
in the New York Journal OF Commerce some
time since, in regard to gambling houses IN
Irat city, which aroused the apprchen'ions
OF the tlackleg fraternity 10 such degree,
that they threatened venaeoce upon the ed-
itors, in case The communications were con-
timed The multitude OF these "heiis" IN
New York has long been subject oil re-
mark, and now and then case has occurred
that produced no little sensation In the COM
mnity The most remarkable, was that Of,
Mr.. Crane, Secretary Of the National Insnr-
ance Company. 10 less than two years he
squandered his own private fortune, and de-
frsuded the company out OF about two hum
dred thousand dollars, nearly all Of which
was lost al the gaming table When he found
that he could no longer escape detection,
he made bis arrangements 80 fly TO Europe
but unable to tear himself from TIC enrhs0t.
ed table until he had Iuade one desperate ct.
fort to retrieve his losses, he was stripped OF
every shilling, and committed suisi,ie the
next day, rather than survive his disssa
The circumstances OF The ruin OF another
young man, The agent AN opulent mercantile
house IN Bremen, were fully detailed by him.
self 10 Mr. Recorder R,ker. Oh his application
for the benefit Of the Insolyeni Law. In Inc
short period of three or louf unoaihs, he gam
BLEED away about ninety thousand dollars,
and would no doubt have carried on his OPP
| CITATIONS TO a much greater amount, had be
avt been suspected and arrested III the midst
of his mad career. He confessed that he had
been ia the habit OF visiting the gambling
liable. never losing less than $500 or 5000
IL night and sometimes turning coppefs ior
so or 500 eaclf Time. Other instances OF
the most melancholy character might be adj
iduced. 20 show the startling conseqHrnffs
which flow from The indulgence OF this deoa&
ling propensity - Boston illus.
The man rgLo builds. s ica,,Is ,cheretcith toPay,
frorides home, from. ,elvsh 70 run asoa.;. ..
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-10-11
GENERAL MALSTEIN.

This vcteran was intrepid in tire field Of
battle, hnt he was singnlarly supefssit'ous'
AS the following story shows;
He Mas al Gross Mestrich IN Moravsa,
in 1925, aud completely absorbed ~ laying
the plan Of the ensuing campaign: hrs custom
was TO pass part oil the night in Consulting
The stars. One Of those nights being al ms
window, lost IN contemplation, he felt HIM
sell violently struck on the back; he turned
himself round instantly, and knowing that
he WAS alone, aud his chamber door locked
this warrior. bold as I've was 10 battle, vas
seized with fright He fell into deep nie'an-
choly, nor could any Of his friends obtain his
secret from him. His coniessor undertook
to discover it, aud had art enough TO induce
one Of the pages Of the GeneralIssimo TO ac-
knowledge, that he being intent on playing
one Of his comrades trick, had hlG himself
ia the apartment 10 which w aisiern retired,
and mistakiag him for bis object, had struck
him with all his might; but having found ms
error, while his master was examining me
room, he jumped ont OF his window The
coniesser pledged his word Of honor to The
page that no evil should beial him on ms
account; and he thought bnnself happy IN be-
ing able TO qui; the Temptations OIL the gene.
raj But what was his dis,nay when he heard
Walstein order the IMMEDIATE hanging Of
this mistaken youth Ills order were alb
solute; the gibbet was ready; the page deliver
10 the execuiIoacr IN the presence Oh the
general The principal officers Of the army
were seized with Indignation; the lower clas-
SIS exclaimed against such barbailiS; the
miserable conlesser threw himself repeatedly
at the feet Of The memorable commander. The
page had mounted the ladder. when Sudden
ly the commander cried out, Stop. Then
with a vgice like thunder he said 10 the pages
"well young man, bave yon now experienced
what the terrors Of death areP have served
you as you served me; now we are quit
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-10-11

II is stated in the EosIish papers that the
private fortune Of the BRIDE Of King i-eopol -
Independently Of her father Is up"S,,us "
$4,000 STERLING per annum' anu Una 'ns' i.ou.'
Philippe is expected TO give <2o'oVV per 60. an
mum more. so that her income VIII We ~'o'-
600 year.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-10-11

Bonaparte's Secretary. Nj. de Bourienne,
the writer OF the voluminons memoirs read
with so much interest, IS now an inmate OF
the Lunatic Asylum of Caen, called Bon
Sauveur His overwhelmingly would be scarce
" detected, If at intervals, and after having
spoken at some length, some wlid expression
| did not escape him.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-10-11
Frederick W. augustus. Baron De ste'aber

Frederick w. augustus. Baron De sfes'ben'
After General Arnold treacherously dc
serted his post at West Point, the Baron de
Steuhen never failed TO manifest his indigna-
ton aud abhorrence OF has name and charac
ter, and while inspecting Colonel Sheldon :
regiments Of light horse, the name OF Arnold
strnck his ear. The soldier was ordered to
the front. lie was foe leaking fellow. with
horse and equipment 10 excellent order
"Change your name brother soldier sand
General Steuben, you are too respectable
10 bear the name of a traitor"
"What name shall take. tieneral?"
take any other name Niue IS at your
service"
Most cherefully was the offer accepted;
and his name was entered on the rolls as
Stueben, He or his chidrednow enjoy land:
given TO him in the town OF Sineben by tbs
| baron. Tins brave soldier met HIM alter the
war. II an well settled Gensral," said h'
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-10-11

The man tclo builds. s. tra,,is ,chere,cith topay.
FIosides home, from sclveh 10 run asoa.;. ..
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-10-11

The following letter, which appeared in the
U. S. Telegraph of Saturday evening, has
relation to certain intimaiions which have
been thrown ont, rejecting on the memory
of the late President MonRoE, in connexion
with the Seminole War:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-03
AttentiOnM!

ATa Regimental Court Extraordinary Of the FIRST
"A Regiment Second Brigade Of the Militia OF the
District of Columbia held the 10th November, 1881
II was unanimously
R.,ol,d In accordance with the 9th section Of" An
act the more efectuay to provide for the organization
of the litis of the District Of Columbia" that the
Uniform to be worn hereafter BY such Companies
NOT already uniformed, be blue Coat, white Panta
looms, round black Hat, and black Cravat or Stock
Resofred, That the Clerk be required to make publ
cation Of same, in the manner prescribed by law.
Extract from the Minutes.
INC. DUNLAP.
Clerk LIST Regiment I'd Brigade n. d. C.
ian 18-2awlmt3eo2w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-03

XXJM NJ. MORRISON, King Street, Alexandra, has
w just received. from the Boston Agricultural and
Horticultural Sc Establishment. his
FULL SUPPLY OF GARDEN SEEDS,
warrsne equal il not superior, to any ever offered in
this market. Among which are the following. viz:
Early double bl ,ssom frame peas; early single do do
do; early Washington do; RusselI's extra early dwarf
do; dwarf blue imperial do.
Early dwarf case knife beans; do red dwa'f cranber
nv do; large Windsor do; London Horticultural pole
do; early Mohawk do; early China dwarf do; large
scarlet runners do, do white do do; large Lima livery
fne) do.
Early sweet corn Every decate,; do jefferson do,
earliest known); do Tuscsrora d., do Gilman do
Early York cabbage; do fiat butch do; green Globe
Savoy do large Cape Savoy doi large late dr'lmhead
do; red Dutch do; early sugar oa do, do Batersea do
Early cauihower; targets late do
Purple egg plant; white do do; curled kale
SaIsef, or vegetable oyster; nustirtium
Long pepper; early brocc oil; large Cape do
Brussels sprouts
Long blood beet early turnip blood do, French
sugar (true) do, imported; msngel wurtzel
long orange carrot; ,tringham do
Large D. ch pars',ip; 81 ,aSh pepper Chick meat)
Cansd .quash very fine for winter); early scollop
summe squash; do long warted do do
Prlc. spinach (for early greens)
Tomato, or love apple
Far, Dutch turaip; white fat do; yellow do, long
yellow French do Every fne)
Isuta baga white solid celery Every finest sort)
Early frame cucumber; 90 green cluster leariiest
cultivated) do short pricky do do, long green rur
key do Imported seed); do pricky do (for pickling);
Girkin or West In ia cucumber, for do
Early London scarlet snort top radish; do long sal.
mon 10; do cherry scarlet turnp dos do white do do
Long Island water melen; do North Carolina do;
round do do; green cron do; Persian doi apple seed
ed do.
White Portugal onion; red yellow or silver skin
ditto
Double curled parsley; summer Savoy
Thyme; sage
Tennsball lettuce; early cured sesia do, large i'm
perial do; royal Cape do
NIB. Boxes put up for family use, containing about
40 different kinds seed, for SALE as formerly at 3
per box. mar 8-eotf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-03
IL ttler
This thorough. bred and beautiful
HORSE,

,1f
YtYS (flSA will stard the ensuing season q: Queen
K ~ lzs< l. Ann ana Crper Msrlb rough, i'rhce
Georges Gcuoty, maryland, under the superIntend'
ence of Wr. Baldwin
RATHER IS a chestnut, full IS hands 81 inches
high. with remsrkab, fine, short, and glossv coat OF
hair lthe sres Indication of high blood with strong
clean bone, great muscular power, and as symmetrical
FORM and graceful and easy in action, MS any horse IN
Virs ina.
che pedigree of RATHER is short, and as rich as
flood make it. The following extract OF letter
from James GARRISON Esq "a gentleman well known
tn" racing wOrd will satisfy even the most scfuPu
lous of the purity ii his blood
RATHER was sired by the celebrated race horse
Timoleon tn. best son of Archy. his dam BY Constu
ton, BY piumed and of the same OF Timoeon -
his mare was by the old imported saltram, which was
by OKeIy's celebrated English Eclipse, his dam
Old Wil.lar & & dam, Fearnouglr, & 6 dam, Drl
yer, ggggg, the Imported Vampire, gg TAI.
low He il of the stock If BENJAMIN Jones, OF
Greensville. RATHER has as much Domed blood IN
MIN as an, horse III the United ststes, and believ,
parrakes of more crosses-Constitution, by Dicmed,
the sire Of his dam-rmoleon, by Archy, by Diomed,
| his sire-all Mr.. jones' run-they stand No IN the
C lendsr Of America. Timoleon Kate, Aratus, Maid
If Lodi Snow Storm, Sally Walker Sally McGee, and
many other fine racers Of this stock, Your horse
deserves to do WE'LL for he is doubled and twisted in
the same stock" tFor particulars see bills
K. MASON.
Clover Hill, Stafford, Feb. 10,
mar t3-t 5th pr
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-03
SALES AT AUCTION.
TrUstee's Sale.

IN Thursday, the 18Th da, of April next, the sub.
~ scriber will offer at public sale,
A TWO STORY FRAME TENEMENT &
e. LOT OF GROUND,
SsEI on the west Tde Of Union street, ifty.ve feet
3EE SIX inches to the south of Queen street, in
-s:a ont on Union street fifty five feet six inches,
in depth one hundred feet
The above sale will be made in front Of the premises
above described at O'Clock, p. T. under . deed Of
trust George Coleman since deceased. and Eliza.
beth his wife, to the subscriber. dated 18th February.
1875, recorded in the Office Of the Circuit Court Of
Alexandra Terms cash.
mar 14-dts X I. TAYLOR Trust.e
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-03
TwRsDAY MDRN1N@, APRIL 8. 1885, NEW SIC

EarthenWare, China, & Glass
ROBERT H. MILLER
HAS received from Liverpool. per ship Shenandoah
III direct, and Gardiner, via Baltimore,
p The PRINCIPAL PART OF his
SPRING SUPPLY,
n which enables him to offer an extensive
<,E and beautiful assortment OF
EARTHENWARE & CHINA,
Among the goods he has now open, he
would enumerate
Blue, brown and printed dinner services, OF new
and beautiful patterns
Do do do pitchers, ewers and basins, &c.
Iustre and china pitchers, mugs. &c.
Lustre & plain china tea sets, cups saucers, &c
Cut decanters in sets, cut tumbers, wines, cele
ries, &c.
Pressed, moulded and plain glassware, in great
variety
Pipes in boxes, porter bottles, cooking furnaces
window glass. various sizes and quslities
All Of which he will sell at wholesale retail, upon
accommodating terms Liberal discount made to pur.
chasers of original packages aud great care observed
in packing up and forwarding any goods purchased oil
him.
B. Glassware made to order.
Alexandra, Sd mo g. 1882.
NJ National Intelgencer and Georgetown Colum'
ban cost; Genius Of herty. Political Spectator. Win
CHESTER Republican. Woodstock and Harisonburg pa.
pers for 3 weeks, and ch4rge RI N.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-03
office.

r WISH to employ six wORKMEN that have been
L regularly bred to the Shoe and Boot Making Bust
ness. The most liberal wages will be given.
THUMAS r. LLOYD.
Port Tobacco, nov 25-f
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-03
A,A Emyette

,.A FMyette
a This thoroughbred Racer, LA
M0sFAYErTE, (got by virgn'an, the bes
<Ake,A was also by Sir Archy)-wili stand the
ensuing sea on at Middleburg, Va. and at Mrs Shack
let's, near Oak Ill., Fsuquer. Mares can be furnish
ed pssturase at so cents per week Particulars in
hsndbiIIs THOMAS J. holland.
mar 2-1m Mansion House, Middleburr, Va.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-03
RuilAing Aots for sale

IN that desirable Squsre, bounded by Washington,
~ Franklin, Gbbon aud 81. Asaph streets cre-
dit offom to four years win be gwen required.
> JOSIAH H DAVIS.
Also inst received, 100 bbIs superior tar
mar 10 50 casks Rhode Island lime
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-03
AssessOrs' Notice.

IINHE undersigned intend forthwith to and
ue the taxable property of the citizens and others
Of the Town. and respectfully request their aid. far
as the annexed laws require. that the same may be
equalized as near as possible.
GEO. DRINKER,
WM. YEArON,
Alexspdria 18th March, 1882. Assessors,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-03

Extract from Law Of the Corporation relative
to assessments. &c.
"The said Assessors shall, Immediately after Their
appointment proceed to value the houses ana iots
within the limits of the Corporation, and to demand
om the masters and misresses OF every family, lists
of all male tytheables belonging to- or residing IN:
their resp cve families; and also from every owner OF
taxable property. list of such property And any
master or mistress of family any owner OF taxable
property, shall neglect refuse to give in list OF all
male timetables belonging to- or residing in bis or ner
family or other able property, within FIVE days after
the demand made thereof BY any assessor the person
riff nding shall forfeit aud pay one hundred doars
and If any person whatsoever shall wifully omit or
misrepresen in the list given in. any yshsble or taxa
Bile property or shall any other manner conceal the
same from the knowledge OF the assessors the persons
so offending shall forfeit and pay double the amount OF
Ike tax imposed such tythesble or taxable proper
t. Every merchant, shopkeeper, mechanic, or other
person. hav in his her service or employment any
clerk journeyman, apprentice or ASSISTANT, shs rem
der account of the same in his or her list OF lyme
abes and shall be accountable for the captation tax
hereby imposed, in like manner, and under the same
penalties as If such clerk ourneyman, apprentice or
assistant, were member of his or her family"
Section 4 Of a Law passed March, 1881.
"Be it further enacted, That the assessors be, and
they hereby, authorized to require from every own
.r or of household furniture kept for use an
account Of its aggregate value at fair market price,
at the time of rendering such accounts and true list
of all ground rents which may be payable to such per-
son or persons and any such or persons SO re-
CURED and sfter being informed OF the provisions OF
this section refusing to render such account or such
list of ground rents or give such information to the
assessors as may enable them to make such valuation
on such list of ground rents, he. she or they 50 Of
Tending, shall forfeit and pay the sum of twenty dol
lars; and in where the assessors have cause to
suspect they have not received fair estimate OF furnl'
ture or list of ground rents such correct formation
as may enable them to make fair valuation of furni'
ture Of Inst Of ground rents they shall assess the value
IF such furniture or list Of ground rents, according to
the best Of their knowledge and judment; and should
the person so assed deem him or herself sggreved he
or she shall have right Of appeal tie the Common
council " mar lo-oW
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-03
Relief Five Company Of Alex.

feiAeA rive company Oh S1leN.
Extract from bet Of tie Evaporation of Alexandria,
for the Erfiaguishmeni of Fire
"s.c7 If any person who shall be present at any
fire. shall neglect refuse to obey the order or rec.
ton of any Officer, who shall be appointed by an, Fire
Company now established or which may be hereafter
established knowing him to be officer, such person
shall forfeit and p.y the of FIVE dollars. Prov;ded
the name Of such officer shall first have been published
in one Of the public papers
4 r the Annual Meeting If this Company, held on
~ Monday evening, the 26lh instant, the following
officers were elected for the present year. viz:
Commanders Thomas Preston, LIST; Thomas Vow.
ell, I'd; John Douglass, Sd
RegulstorsJ' siah u Davis, Robert w. Hunter,
Stephen Shinp, Daniel Nunroe
Sub Directors James EnwisIe, Lewis Beeler, Chas.
Fletcher
rrustees-Jsmes r. Coleman Robert Conway, Robt
Massey.
Axe Men-John Kerr, Joseph Boyer.
Committee TO keep Engine in order-James En-.
twsle, Robert "unter
THOMAS VOWEL, treasurer.
CHAHLEs FLETCHER, Clerk.
mar 29-3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-03
Charts Of the West Indies.

INCLUDING part Of the Gulf of Mexico, from the
Il most recent Spanish and other surveys, extending
from latitude 90 NJ to lat $40 North; longitude So w
TO long go Wes with additions to 1851; for sale BY
mar 20 T. KENNEDY
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-03
Fresh Garden seeds.

HONH JUL NOh NJOONCs
" SrABIER has Just received part of bis
w Spring supply oftlie celebrated Garden Seeds,
from e G. Landrcths Establishments Philadelphia.
On hand. few dozen bottles Of
COMPOUND CHLORINE TOOTH WASH,
very popular article for cleansing and preserving the
teeth and cleansing the mouth which 10 offered Ut
wholesale and retsi gether with large assortment Of
DRUGS, MEDICINES, f. DYE STUFFS.
m 17-H
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-03
Boots, shoes, and Hats.
Alexandris, June so, 1881.

HOOyS. SNOcS. dAu Adte'
Y HARMON has jus. received further supply
Of Boots Shoes and Hats. and will continue to receive
additions through the Fall, which enables him to offer
to purchasers very general in
part of
Mems fine bootes, pegged, sewed, and naiied
Mens' fine shoes, nailed add sewcd
Rows coarse and fine bootees. pegged and sewed
Boys' coarse and fine shoes. pegged and sewed
Gentemens' 6ne boots nsiied and pegged
Cen,lemens' calf skin boots, sewed
Ladies leather and morocco walking Shoes several
qualities
Isdies seal skin walking shoes and slippers, several
qualities -,
Misses leather and seal skin slippers and walking
shoes
Misses and chdrens leather and morocco ANGLE ties
MEMS black fur and wool hats.
are invited to call and examine his goods,
"a he is disposed to sell accommodating terms.
oct 2o-H
Rice.
an TIERCEs fresh Rice, just received and for sale
lND bv J,k w. H, IRWIN.
ma: -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-03
To Rent.

40 comfortable two.story HOUSE,
@MfaGlR south of WIN II Fowle's residence, also
HHall smaller one in the same neighborhood.
mar % JOSIAH " DAVIS.