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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-12
VIRGINIA.
CHARLOTTE C. H, FEB. 4. 1888.

There was an uncOmmOnlv numerous cOllec-
ton Of people at Charlotte Court House to day,
it being expected that the subject Of the procla-
nation would b. taken into consideration. and
hoped that Mr.. Randolph might be there. Tho
m state OF the most extreme feeblenpss he made
his appearance last night, and to-day at IL o.
clock, was lifted to his seat on the bench. He
rose and spoke few minutes, but soon sat down
exhausted. and continued to speak'sitting, though
sometimes, for moment, the excitement of his
feelings brongh, him to his feet.
He ended his speech by moving set Of reso-
lulions Of which copy is subjoned.
Resolved That while retain greatful sense
Of the many great and valuable services render
ed by Andrew jackson, Esquire, to the United
States, we owe ii to our country, aud to our pos
terity to make our solemn protest against many
Of the doctrines Of his late proclamation.
Resolved, That Virginia sis and of right
ought to be, free, sovereign, and independent
State" thai she became so by own separate
act which has been since recognized. by all the
civilized world, and has never been disavowed.
retractcd. or in any wise impaired or weakened
by any subsequent act OF hers.
Resoiued, That when. for purposes of common
defence and common welfare, Virginia entered
into a strict league Of anity aud alliance with
the other twelve Colonies of British North Anne.
RIGA, she parted with portion Of her sovereign.
ty. although, from the necessity Of the case. the
authority to enforce obedience thereto, was. in
certain cases, and for certain purposes, delegated
10 the common agents of the whole confederacy.
RESOLVED, That Virginia has never parted with
the right to recall the authority SO deIga,ed, for
good and sufficient cause. nor with the right to
Judge of the iusufficiency Of such cause, and to
secede from the confederacy whenever she shall
find the benefits of union exceeded By its evils.
union being the means OF securing liberty and
happiness. and not an end to which they should
be sacrificed.
Resoiued, That the allegiance Of the people Of
Virginia is due to her-that TO her this obedience
is due, while to them she owes protection against
all the consequences Of such obedience.
RESOLVED, That we have seen with deep regret,
that Andrew Jackson. Esquire. President Of the
United States, has been influenced by designing
counselors, to subserve the purposes Of their own
guilty ambition, to dIsavow the principles to
which be owed his elevation to the Chief Magis-
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A BILL

More effactualIy providing for the execution Of
the Revenue Laws in certain cases, and for
other purposes.
BE IL eaacted by the Senate and House of Re-
presentatives Of the United States Of .dn,eriea,
in Congress assembled, That, whenever any ci.
vii suit shall be commenced in any State court
against any collector, surveyor, inspector. or
other officer Of the customs. or any revenue off,
Ger. or any person aiding or assisting them. in
the execution Of the duties of their Office. and
for, or on account Of, any act done. or omitted
to be done. under the laws Of the U States, il
shall. and may be lawful for the defendant or
defendants, in such suit. to apply, by petition,
to the judge of the United States circuit court
for the district in which said suit may be brought,
setting forth the nature and cause of the said
suit, accompanied with certified cony Of the
record, il the same can be procured, aud if not,
stating, BY affidavit, the reason Why such cert.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-12

RICHMOND. February The CALICO MILE
owned BY Mr.. ChevaIIie. were enllrel, destroy
ed BY fire laS night The fire originated about
7 o'clock, from friction, it is supposed, u ne
machinery, in the loft Of the new Mill. Tie
Mill was in operation at the time, and when The
fire was discovered, three wheat fans were 10
blaze, and their action on the AIR Immediately
waited the flames to the roof, which 10 It'
moments was in complete blaze; and the Cd
Mill adjoining being TO leeward, soon caushta
so, and in half an hour both Mills were "raPGf'
in flames from top to bottom.
Engines No. !, 2, and 8, proceeded Prompi,
to the fire, mile and half up the canal an'
rendered what assistance they could. Mr. ~
theriord's mill, near those on fire, and parlla'!
to leeward, was considered at one time 10 dan
ger, but the hose Of No. 2 protected it complete
ly. Nos. and distinguished themselves aI'o'
and exhibited what may be calculated on '''l
them where the exertions of FIRE companies can
be available. The pathway along the canal bank
was too narrow to admit Of the Hydraullon s'ms
up. One.Hundred thousand Dollars will b'Io'!
cover the damage done by this destructive n'e,
Near that amount is insured. These Mills "e'.
the most extensive in this country. and turned o"
-four Of the most superior quality, nearly all ',
which found market in Brazil. at higher pT'. .
than any other except the -four frcm haI ~,
new mill. This is the first season The Ga''es
mills were in operation, since the new mil wa
built. and already they had ground s2o,o Oo 0''"
els of wheat.
Mr.. ChevaIlie il out Of town, but il is pre'u"1'
ed no time will be lost in erecting other %.,
equal to those destroyed on their site. Aov''
fifteen years ago, the old GaIlego Mill was S u.
stroyed by fire. also produced by friction Of W.
machinery. Mr.. Rutherford had his NIL, ou1a'
previous to that. and more recently the Ness.
HsxaIl theirs. the fire in each originating, u W"
supposed, in the same way.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-12
FOR Nent.

..SA fhe large and commodious HousE
MI!Hat the village. with valuable fruit and
~ vegetable GARDEN Of two Acres. former
r iy owne BY George Taylor, Esq.
Also three Squares Of two Acres each, next west.
east and northeast, and ten south east, Of the
first. Apply to Samuel B. Larmour, at the Ware.
house of SAA'L. B. LARMOUR & Co
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1833-02-07


g operate equally and imPartiaIly, o. iR dOetrines
are bot unmeaning dogmns,-and their puhlicasiOn
bnt another comment on imbeciIily and weakness,
end ON the downward ceuFse Of a republic.
II Is not the sIumbering embers Of commotion' and
revolution, that be dreaded merely future
calamity. The flames have already flashed forth
and unless this political couaagraton is soon sn6dned,
q viii in some form rush from Georgia Maine, leay-
ing only the ashes ofanarchy and contsion behind il
and the smoking runs Of desolale and fallen republic.
The present is state Of things we have been grad
aally approaching. Depravity, faclion, and the cen
ousness Of the press, arrayed one side, against
virtue and the national veal on the other, IL perpet
~ strife to gain the asceodeacy; thus undermining
institutions, and jeOpardzing national existence.
little further Onward in ts career of madness aud
i'arty strife, and have gained The brink Of preci-
pice over which these turb,d elements must dash,
bearing with them an ediice, the amirasio0 and
w Of the world-and the fairest, happiest work Of
man, which, under the peculiar smiles Of Heaven,
has acquired greatness. vigor and eeto@ combined,
TO degree unparalleled among the nations Of the
earth. 5 ZANcHlUs
5 Sharon, Jan. 10Th, 1888. d. s <
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FoR .TuE EEQUTRBR.
AUTUMN.


The beauties Of nature are blasted and torn.
Her brigh,est attractions are gone TO decay,
And there's Ro1gh 70 be seen bGt the widespreadinl
thorn,
As we look on the heath where the snowbird Orloru
ChirPs and dies with its fellows away.
As we look al the meadows. which late were sogreen
As we view the dark forest trees shrivePd and bare
As we look at the gardens, there's nought % be
B0tthe rulnous stalk Of the s1eei jessamine,
Which tells us the spoilers been there.
When we think twas but yesterday blOom'd the sweet
rose, ts
That put forth is delicate leaves to the morn
1ha. to-day the hard rose-knot can only disclose
The place where i,s pride and lis beauties repose,
On the stalk which is LEFT scathed and worn
We think that quickly life passes away,
That genius and beauty before zine must bow;
And that soon the Stern finger Of suIlen decay
Wilt be traced oerou featnres which now are 80 gay
And all in the dust be laid low.
Chirp on, thou sweet spow-brd, alone art thou left,
All other gay songsters have flown Gar away;
Oftheir sweet sounding carols lone man is bereii,
And he cannot look to the right or the left,
Without seeing the marks Of decay.
Breathe forth, rude Aolns Thy strain,
Bow low the bare forest-irees, temples lay low,
Though discordant il seemeh, aud man may complain,
Yet still thy harsh moaning should cause us no pain.
As thon 'rt sway'd by Jehovah We Eaow.
Soon, will fierce Winter be PLACID the throne,
But moment aud ice.bound the lakes will appear,
And the sound Of the nigh-wind loud and lone,
Will be heard. with its solemn and loud thrilling tone,
Az it hreaihes on the forest trees scar.
Thus tits with mankind in their lowly estate,
Their prospects ARE blighed before their fa bl"om,
And just when their hopes and their joys are eiate,
The keen-poin,ed arrows Of sorrowial fate
Transfxes them into the tomb.
Tho the rose shall be wither'd aud nature look drear
Yet siill shall pure Virtue untarnished remain
Though for desolate nature we drop the kind tear,
Thou, Virtue, shalt still to my heart be as dear
Az the friends hope never 10 pain.
Woodbury.. Jan. 90, 1888. II. B. 8.
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DIR. RELIES
BOTAIExCAE DROPS!

RS one Of The most eficacious compounds in the Ma.
terra Medica, for the cure of that class of invee.
rata Diseases, produced by an impure state Of the
blood and viiialed habit Of body and usually exhi
biting themselves ia the forms Of Scrofala, Salt Rhenm
Lepfosy. 81. Anthony's Fire, Fever Sores, (even
when the bones are afsciedl White Swelngs, tif APP
piled with DR.. Jebb's Liniment,) Foul and Obstinate
Ulcers, Sore Legs and Eyes. Scad-head in Children,
Scurvy and Scorba.ic Gont, PimPled or CarbGacled
Faces, Fostering Ernpiions, and Venereal TaiMte,
throughout the body, in which last case the Drops Of
ten when Mercury calls. They are also the best
Spring and An,umnal Physic purity and cleanse the
system lrom humors which frequently appear these
Of the year. They also aid the process Of d.
Restion and, by purifying the blood, prevent the
creiion Of malignant hunors the lungs. The Pro-
pre.or confidently relies upon the vast number OF
pricing cures effected by these Drops, only in
Boslon and its vicinity, bat throughout the Union for
the best proof Of their excellence unialing Al
teratise Medicine, in all the cases above specified
This article has recently been pronounced by ply.
stefan ofthe first responsibility. who had witnessed its
surprising efficacy, rs entitled, in his opinion, 10 take
the lead Of all the popular articles known for the a.
hove complaints, and indeed il is fast gaining this point
IN public estimaiion throughout the country.
Price 81 Bottle, or Six Bottles for IS.
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Mttrbsst6 aEMqttrer:
RUBLEsHEp EVERY THURSDAY MORNING,
By HENRY ADAMS.

TERMS. To village end single mail subscribers,
two dollars per year. payable before the expiration Of
elk months, 5ts}
To companies Of any number over ak, 81 so per
year. payable as above. To companies less than six,
20 per year, payable as begOres IS WilI be
deducted from each Of these prices when payment j.
made in advance. These prices are exclusive OF mail
or stage charge for transportation. fA3 ~
No papers will be discontinued until all aFFearages
Notice Of wish 10 discontinue must be giSen before
the expiFaliOn ola year.
ADVERTISING. One square, three Insertions, 81,
and the.gaEne proportion Tor or more squares.-
Hall square rs cts. Continuance over three weeks
70 per cent per week.. A liberal deduction made for
adyeFtsemeMts continued 6 or l2 months.
Admnisrators' and Executors Notices, 81 90
Commissioner Notices, IS
All communications must be postpaid.
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Tn spite Of al the sophisiFy thar has been
expended in defence of Observation-Disclosures
says periodical, tho common feeling b
correetl>-thaea miseE h both rogue and
q fool,
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1833-02-07

Very Like What letter Is that I vocif-
Grated m impatient pedagogue to > pupil
who had not yet been versed in the n,ys-
teries Of the Roman Alphabet. pointing to
the letter X The urchin scratched his
head in decidsd.1usndary, looking in-
ienlly on the diagram. unable 70 call !. ~
name, and fearing the weapon OF him
1" clothed In little brief authority" should
be give an Improper designation. Come
ST.. what Is 10 speak quick again De-
.nanded The pedagogae. I bIeaye. yhim-.
nered tie boy, in . lone Of terror, bleayp
~ =. sav-kerss. only yon caa't soc both
sides.--Lyns Messenger.
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are utterly gone. There Is . man Of no.
BILE qualities--rich both ia mind, body and
estate, upon whom Louisa's enchanting
face, gay accomplishments and winning,
amiable disposition made deep impress
sion. know hins well and love him dear
~. The choicest belle in town might be
proud Of his favor, and more than one So
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-30
DlJMFRIES' REMEDY FOR THE
PILES

SNHE proprietor bess leave to recommend lxh .;n
II he does with the fullest conf lence) one OF 'he
most ysu .ble rene lies snown for tbs ou'fesone ana
PAINFUL complaint Without gong INTO "eta'l' I've
NC, ndoubted testimonials that il has completely
ans,vered phieh it a'i"te'ded tha" any
rhis remedy is perfect, innocent in its application
TO all conditions, ages, and sexes Full direcuons, De
scr;n,;on of the complaint, &c. accompanying each
packet which consists Of two boxes, Ointment ana
Eleeiuay Price, 81 for tho ~hoe or 50 cents IT but
one of the articles is u snted ,
.. None are genuine oaisss signed on the outside
wrapper By che sole proprietor 6iDDE6' mmea'a:e
,eeess,r 10 tie late Dr " Conway For sale al his
Coun,n. e,on, over No. 90 Courr street. near Con-
cert Hail. Boston, and also b, his special appointment
by VIM ADhhN, .u
apr9 Fdtrttr orect, Il e1andTto
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-30
Wines. IAiNWors, &c.

yX>HE subscriber, having an Importer and Deal
or in WINES for rnsny years, has in store STOCK
of every description, old and pure in wood and bottles
Also general assortment OF the best selected ARTICLES
IN the GfOCEhI LINE'
RI The Bottled Wines-upwards of 500 Dozen.
pacSed in cases Zone and two dozen esch-have been
seecsed from the mos, approved brands London Par
ticular Madeira part of which late from India, very
oil; rinta aui Burgundy do; serciai and Bus dol
Gordon, pure Grape Juice do' O!t Sherry super OF
Burgmdy post; do Dry Port; Old Hocki with a Yari'
ETY. of French AMI other Wines.
All of which will be sold at the most reduced prices
GUY ATKINSON & SON,
dec 4-eo.f Fairfax street. Alexandra.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-30

T17HE above Ointment is recommended TO the public
L safe and certain remel, for those obstinate
Diseases of which have long BATH the skill;
of medical sciences
LIST White sweiiings of every descriptions
81 Sore legs and ulcers oflong standing,
Sd Schrrus or g!anduisr tumors. particuiarlythose
hardened tumors in .ns breasts, which ofentimes
terminate in liberated cancers;
4th Feions; or what some people know by the name
of catsrrhs, of every description.
5th Rheumatic pains o!tne joints;
9th sprains and bruises ofevery description, or in
whatever part situate;
9TH letters Of all kinds In this complaint the pa
tient, in applying the ointment, must keep the part
out of water;
9Th Chilblsins or parts affected by frost.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-30
REMEDY FOR
RMeuMNtisM.

SNIs excrucia,ing psin-the decrepitude and de-
u f,-mity. and the premature old age which are
IN. ss attendants of this disorder, suffered by
INV from despair ola cure, disappointment the
ef.,cy of Tn. nun .rous pretended sndotes used to
ef..t this purpose. But those who have made 8 far
trial of
DIR. JEBB'S CELEBRATED LINIMENT,
even in of long standing, and otthe most
h.y. rec .ved certain relief and many have
been Ired 10 few days, some in "a hours! as num-
Der of pe-spas Boston and vicinity, who were for
m .ry sH ,ted with the rheumatism, have very fully
te,tiheI Certificates in possession OF the Propr
e,or proving the most thorough and surprising cures
b. m ans Of tins powerful Lninent, in cases where
9th .r Al proved applications had utterly failed The
Lin i, al'o asel With 81 BRUISES S2rains
NIn,n.s.. stifaes, of,he Joints, Chiiolains, SC.
Price, so cts. q bottle,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-30
IR JEBB,s CELEBRATED EMINENT,
DUMFRIES'
EYE WATER.

THOR sore or inHlmed Eyes gives immediate ease
II AMI relief On recent sore eyesthe effect is most
s,h,,ary Where the complaint has been ut years
stan ling. and IN son. exceeding Dad cases. tne mos'
AMI desirable relief has been found in the
u,s of this Frs WArsa after every other remedy had
failed Many persons who have used It, pronounce 1t
the sest preparation Cor those complaints they have
ever met with especially in cases of soreness or in.
;nn,nstion of long standing Price IS cts bottle.
...None are genuine unless signed on the outside
printed wrapper, BY the sole proprietor, 7. KiDDER,
i'm Mediate successor to the late DIR. w. I. CoSwAr-
Err sale At mis- Cou ntng Room. No. &c. Court st,
mar Conc Hail. Boston, an also by his special
"n;n,ment. by WM. SrABLER
spr7 fatJafN'eef' AieIa"d'a'
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TO net.
Three able Spopu\ar EnslAsh
pHRLDGLCYLN-h q n Eer QlOlu,n.

PERIODlCdLo-sIt = PC ""''''
UUsr received BY wM. NORRIS VINO Is
81 appointed Agent for this place, the three hrs'
numbers Of the republication OF Backwood's Mega
z;ne The Metropolitan and the Foreign Quarterly he
v;ew-sll for the small sum IF seven dollars.
The above works. which are now re puollshed' are
of he'd character for the ability and interest win
which thew are conducted BlsckSood is well known
a. the abest and most interesting OF the ioregh
ideals The Metropolitan IS a new periodical edteo
by Thomas Campbell. irecently Editor OF the New
Monthly and Thomas Moore, assisted by hsrriso"'
(sushor of Disry Of Physcian) Mrs Hemans' n,s
Norton, and other writers Of high reputation. the
Foreign Quarterly Review is devoted prlncipsiiy 10
Continental Literature, and is conducted with greats
lent 1t treats of the literature and institutions OF inns
country with mpsrtsli,y, and often in terms OF hgh
and deserved commentator enjoys al present
higher reputation than either of the English OF Seo'
fish Reviews. The expensiveness OF the orgina pup
LEGATIONS prevents any extensive circulation of them "
this country-he separate cost OF the cheapest oens
fifty per cent above that of the whole OF the re.puo
cation and the cost of the three not less than IS dol
lars, Ave times the cost fthe reprint
No intermixture of the works will be Permltted 70
occur but all the ARTICLES Of each number will be Pr'n-
ted consecuvely as in the original, and IN SUCH man
ner that at the close of the year each work Cen De
narrated by the Binder and bound BY Itself The work
!, handsomely printed with new type, on hne psper,
in imperial ,6no (octavo), in weekly numbers o, -
$50 .ach apr 6-eoSt
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District If NoiUmbiN
TURNING AND c arriving,
handsomely executed ms
.Heraadria County

alexandria County, 10 ~If'
OcToBER Term, 1889.
William Morgan, Com claimant,
against
Adam Lynn, executor oi Esther HALEY, who was
the only surviving executrix N William iiai !
lev, deceased; Thompson HALEY one OF thede
yisees of the said William, Nathaniel Gstes, ard
Anna his ife. and Eleanor Nes5it-shch sad
Anns and Eleanor are two of the daughters and
devisees of the said VIM. HALEY, decd; -
Little, and Evelina his wife, and Ann HALEY,
the latter an infant under the age oftwenty one
wears which said Evelina and Ann the only =
children of Robert HALEY, deceased, who wss
a son and devisee Of the said William Halle.
deceased; william n. Moore, Peter Goodlng.
and Ann his wife; William u Gunneil. aud NJ,
~ his wfe; Bushrod POWELL, and CathAr'ne C.
his wife; John Moore, and Elizabeth Moore
which said william a., Ann, Mary. Ca,h.rne
C., John } and Eiizabeth. are the only child
rem and heirs at law of Mary Moore, snot'er OF
the daughters and devsces If the said y" Him
HALEY, deceased, Defendants,
YllAE Defendants, Thompson HALEY, Nat 81
L Gates. and Ann, his f., Eleanor NcsSl -
Little, and Eyelna his wife Ann HALEY "'lIsm
Moore, Peter Gooding. and Ann his wife, " h'h
Gunnell, and Mary his wife, Bushrod Pow. u, s'd
,harne C.. his wife, John Moore, and hzaoe
Moore, not having ent, red their appearance AID CIV
security according TO the statute and The ruIe' VI
Court; and it appearing to the satisfaction ~ me ~
that thew are not OF The District OF Cou
bis; on the motion Of The Complainant, by his coun>
i, is ORDERED. That the said absent Defendants 30
rear here on or before the first LAY ofthe next Na '
Of thu, Court and answer the bill OF the Complains
and give security for performing the DEGREES o. u
Court; snd that copy Of this order be fo'th"Ih f
lshed in the Alexandra Phenix Glzette tor "
months successfully, and that another copy be r''
1t the front door fthe court house Ut said county
Test: Ell LEE, G e.
mar 4-2m
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and drawsst Corn out by the roots, without the least
pain. =,
their feet do certify that have used the lbion Corn
Plaster with complete success. Before had used one
boz, completely cured Corn ohich bad troubled me
for many years make this public for the benefit Of
those afflicted with tina. painful complaint.
Flushing, L. l. Feb. %. WI. sHA"'
Price so Cents Bor
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Splenaid FURNITURE.
CHARLES KODNts

III N Il EBS htD.<f.S.
Cabinet, Chair and Sofa Maker. King. u,rta,..
to the corner Of .ilfred street. ."
HAS on hand, aad instantly manufactures s,.
4 l. raj assortment ct Ss
FASHIONABLE CABINET FURNITrRp
Which, for elegance md Durability, le6es conpe,i,
lis stock, generally consists Of
Greeian and plain sofas. colches and lounges
Mahogany and all kinls Of irasias room ch.i,,
Grecian, winged and single ssrdrobes
Pedes,al-end sae5o1r Is with n,rble tops and no..
Gothic and various other ditto
Pier tables, With marble and mahogany tops
piler and block lining, cAtt and oreaxfss,,ab,e,
do claw do do do do
Plain do do, do do do
Centric or loo DO
Frenchsni variou other bureaus, with anu v,,,o,
mirrors
Ladies lressing tables, With and without mirrors
Ditto workstsnds and music stools
Dittoand gentlemen's a5net, secretaries and So,,
cases
wsshstsnds, with marble and mahogany tops
Richly carved and plain mahogany, bird eve and -.
maple and common beaisteaIs
Cribs, cradles, canies,sn shaving do pn s5ielei
aud every other article 10 the cabneiline
LIKEWISE,
Mahogany ofvsrious kinds, steam sswel, curl al
shaded veneers, copalsansh, iacsins bottoms, cod,
BEDS, MARIA ASSES, 80.
The above articles will be disposed nfior casho,
punctual persons on the most liberslterus.
Avery extensive patronage from washlngtOninl,
ces me to say, that VII everfarni,ure to Any DR.,
chaserin that city free ofexpcnce.
Tanning & Carving erscMed in thcJsstmqnt-
may 20