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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-19
QUAKER TRIAL.
To the Editors of the Philadelphia Gazette.

To the Editors ofthe Philadelphia Gazette.
TRENTON, "Wednesday evening, August IA.
The Hon Samuel Southland finished his argu.
ment today, at noon. We rejoice that the la
hours of the court are drawing to close; more
than four weeks have been occupied in the hear
ing of this very interesting cause, and we hope
that the decision NAV have the effect to settle the
question relative to property throughout the
whole Of this highly respectable society.
The court sat this afternoon With closed doors,
but has not yet come to a decision. add most pro-
badly it will not be given until IL O'Clock to-
morrow.
Whatever may be the result Of this cause, we
think the patience of the court, the talents,
learning and zeal OF the counsel employed BY
both parties, will insure to them decision which
should not be complained Of; for any unpreju.
diced person could not have watched the pro.
eress Of this trial without feeling assured Of the
determination of the court to render strict jus.
tice to the parties concerned.
We imagine that the counsel engaged in this
suit. have never had an opportunity for the dis
play OF their knowledge and talents, which has
contributed more largely to their popularity as
advocates, than the one now before our Court OF
Appeals. ,:,.;,u,, ., -,
fined to those who argued the cause. In the ex-
animation Of the witnesses, Messrs. Stona and
Price have exhibited a judgment, and knowl.
edge of their subject, which reflect the highest
credit upon their professional character.
1t remains for US to say. that Mr.. Southland
was listened TO with the greatest interest by an
overHowing audience, and we are ready to con-
cur with the general opinion, that he stands
among the first orators 10 our country. In his
conclusion this morning, he was strongly elo.
quent aud affecting. To use his own language,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-19

STATE Of Navigation on the Ohio.-For more
than two weeks past the water in the river has
been very low: steamboats,. however. continue
10 arrive at this place from below. The last ar
rival from Pittsburgh was on the a9,h Of July.
Since that time 9 steamboats, have arrived at THIS
port, and 6 departed. Since the s9th the steam
boat Eclipse has made one entire trip to Louis
Vile, arriving at this on the 10th inst. and de-
parting on her second trip on yesterday with Tor
ty odd passengers. An unusually heavy Tor
warding business is doing here for the season.
and without the least delay in shipments.
IFheeling Gazette.
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CHOLERA.
From the Chdriestoum (Ta.) Free Press.

From the Chariestoun IVA. Free Press.
By the subjoined letter from Col. Harper,
Mayor of Shepherdstown, it will be seen that the
Cholera, after lingering for some time past on
the aryand shore, in the vicinity Of that place,
has at length made ITS appearance on the Virgi-
MIA side The alarm, although great for few
days, we are pleased to learn has nearly subsid'
ed, no new case having occurred for the last two
days. The general health of the town is good.
and it is confidently hoped and believed the in
comprehensive but dreaded visiter has already
changed his abode.
Our town, too, has received warning, by the
death of colored boy, the property Of Mrs.
Griges He was attacked on Friday last. at |
O'Clock, P NJ. and died at 9, the same evening.
This is the only case we have heard OF, this sea-
son, in our immediate vicinity, yet it is enough
10 convince Us that the cause is amongst US: let
US guard against, and be prepared to meet, its
effects!
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"A Card.

noCTORs VOWEL II DYER, having associated
IL themselves for the purpose of attending to the
sona services to the inhabitants Of Alexandra and its
vicinity.
Their office is Immediately in the rear Of DR. Vow
ellis store where they may be found at all hours Of the
day. pr. " will be there at night, and Dr. Dyer may
be found his residence, northeast corner Of King
and COLUMBUS streets. aug 7-tf
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For He,

gzs will sell A u, containing abou,
xIE los ACRES. y Eauquier County, Va
on the road betw lem and IIsymarket,
.suB near Hopeweil, eiountain's End.
60 There iss good Si9HfOUSE on the land
H76 not yet finished, but would make an excel,
len, stand for Grocery orr llery: The land IS
well wstcred. and is good sen Land. The title
is unquestonable. Apply the First Presby.
terian Church, to liza MCDONALD.
spr l9-2aw IN
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MM}hGTA,1.,,Ar44sr,

nEGs leave most respectfully to inform the citiz n.
Id of this place and vicinity that he intends com
meneing hi, professional business in this place. and
hopes. by close attention to business sedueed prices,
n. J. r is prepareto insert Natural, Sea. Horse,
and Porcelain Teeth all the various shades. at the
shortest notice.
lie may be seen at st o. Douglass. on King street,
second door above Pt street, north side. Tie will
wait on persons (psrtieigly adies) at their dwellings
apr l7-d6t 2awtf !
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Netiremeit for sale.

NOR sale, that beautif end highly desirable Farm
called RETYREMdI.. containing up~ ards of
100 .aCHS or L.aND..n'
This Farm IS situated tsriax County, State Of vir
pinis distant fiom AlextIfa three and half miles
on the main southern ma pad The improvement.
consist Of large frame lling, large barn, stables
together with every otf&convenient out house.
There is on this Farm ae&cellent Orchard of fine
Fruit, such apples, pc, beaches, pIunbs. &c. 1t
abounds in never.fsiing Of excellent water, and
in point of health and bea situation cannot be sur.
passed by any Farm in tn fantry
"A The HOUSE Is te5ed upon an eminence.
,tfI and commands viufFhe river Potomac and
the adjoining country for - miles round, as also
view OF Mount Vernon, ashington, the White
House, &c &c. For ternqpqy to the subscriber, at
the Office of the U s Teld Washington.
aug 2-2awf J b HOOKER
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This Is to glXtice.

VlHAT the subscribers. Of Fia County, ir
i the District of Columbia aised from :he
Orphans Court of said County estamentary or
the estate of ROBERT ANo. late of the
County aforesaid. deceased. having claims
against the said decedent are'hN med to present
the same to the subscribers, Y the Orphans'
Court, on or before the 9th k3uly, 1884, or
they may, by law, be excluded benefit to said
estate; and those indebted d. required to
make immediate payment. G our hands,
this 9th July, 1883. ROHX DIEsON,
THQ FORD.
WILL EGORY,
jy 8-2aw6w Executors 6l(Anderson.
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he solicited such decision a. should induce
" the members Of this society to look upon each
other as brethren, a. equals. and to worship the
God Of their fathers in united adoration.'
Very respectfully, yours, &c.
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ELECT ED TRY
TAGLIONI.

From Poem by the Rev. J. Milford, pre6xed to the
new Edition of the Works Of Parnell.
"One moment linger! 10, from Venus bowers
Descends the youngest Of the roseate hours:
She comes. in allher bushing beauty borne.
From the far fountains Of the purple morn.
Aurora's self! what time her brow resumes
The bright reiulgence gifts golden plumes,
Sylph Of the earth! the sky! and oh, as fair
And beauteous as her sisters OF the air.
In that sweet form what varied graces meet,
Love in her eye and music in her feet!
Light as the bounding fawn along the lea.
Or blithe bird glaucing on the summer tree;
Light as the foam when Venus leaves the wave
Or blossoms Auttering over ApriPs grave.
Mark On Won rose lights the celestial tread
The trembling stalk but just declines its head.
Sweet Ariel floats above her as she springs,
And watts the flying fair, and bends her wings.
Now sreath'd in radiant smiles she seems to
glide,
With buoyant footsteps, like Favonias' bride,
Or Psyche, zephyr borne, to Cupid's b!ushing
side.
Her light symar in lucid beauty streams,
OF woven air, so thin the texture seems.
Round her small waist the zone young iris binds,
And gives the sandals that command the winds.
A thousand voices challenge music's throne.
Daughter Of Air! this empire is thine own:
Here Taglioni relgus, unrivali'd aud alone!
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-19
From the Hagerstoca Press, Aug. a.

FTOHI NC IIus 0tVee'' 4 WV 10
TIE CHOLERA IN HAaERsTowN-We have
mt vet published any cases Of Cholera existing
in Haserstown, because we have waited tor re-
nor. from the Board of Health. They have CIV
en- none, and we think we are warranted IN let.
ting our country friends know the actual state OF
affairs, to alay the false impressions created oy
rumOr. a.,
The first case Of a resident Of the town, tins
season, was on Sunday the 4th inst. Two o'd
coIored women were taken on that DAY and d'ea
the next.-on Tuesday ap old colored man died.
Since then there have been four deaths. VIZ: on
Saturday morning last. Mrs Foy. w'ie OF Mr.
Michael Foy; and on Saturday nisnt wv" Gnu
Jrsn. and one old lady, the wife Of Mr.. M'Cos
XIV, near the Catholic grave yard.
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Eegxoes w

4 GENTLEMAN from the Stes to pur.
n chase 40 or so effective SIC I'D chsr.c
ter. for his own service, and amot desirable
to have blacksmith, carpente ., and =
man oook. His address is with { f5
jy18-tf That In
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-19
To the Editor of the Free Press.

SHkPHERDsrowN, Aug. IS. 1888.
Dear Sir--l have been requested to inform
you officially, that there has no! been case OF
cholera reported since yesterday morning. The
few cases yet remaining. are all on the mend.-
We have had seven deaths in town, of cholera,
since last Friday morning,-four whites and
three blacks. The names Of the whites are
Edward Bennett,
Daniel Markle, sen.
David Cline.
Samuel Bast.
Blacks Hannah Hogan, free; Milly, free;
Daniel, slave belonging to Capt. Glenn's estate
We have had three deaths which are said not
to have been Of shsLss sts. dfhef, wife Of
Y. E. Turner, merchant OF this place; anu
child Of Mr.. Joseph Entler.
II any new cases of cholera should occur De-
,veen this date and the time of issuing your pa
ner. will, if possible. give you notice thereon.
CHARLES HARPER, Mayor.
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For s.

For So
xmA The subscriti! fell the HOUSE
MSssH6 long occupied self situated on
tIi Duke, between md Water streets.
q is proximity to yet on the most
elevated GROUND, renders srly desirable to
those whose business calls Mat direction
The terms will be low. lfitsl bn sold, it wiIbe
for rent MI WHEAT.
Nv 90 2swtf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-19

The sections Of the Law referred to by ~
Subscriber" will be published in our next.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-19

Liberia Cc6ss.-We have been politely pre-.
sented, by an esteemed friend. with sample Of
Coffee raised in Liberia. We have found It very
good. This is one of the products which is to
form vast trade between our own country and
the colony in Africa.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-19

A colored boy accidentally fell iato one Of the
docks on Saturday, and was drowned. -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-19

NO !. o. the PennsyIvanian's promised erpo,e
o. view York Stock Jobbing, is mere coiIec.
uOo OF "'ound and fury" signifying nothing.
we wait to see If ths next number will briov
any thing besides words.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-19

Moncure Robinson, Esq, has expressed hin
sell warmly in favor Of a Rail Road h.,v..
Richmond and Potomac Creek, and that ia
PFo'sment' from present appearances, seems Tx,
~ to be attended to. INV
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-19

William CASTOR, of North Carolina. snd Tho
mas S. Grimke, Of South Carolina. are two OF the
nobest and purest spirits Of the south-able men
eminent statesmen-triej patriots Why are
they not nominated for some Of the honors of their
country?-and why cannot their nomination be
sustained by the whole Southern press!
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-15

.,s by Thel!uson as having taken place in Viz
And view it 10 every possible light, we can.
sl.. r.rceiye in what manner it is at all affected
no' UP Of the statutes referred to. The only
@ in which Thelluson's case differs from
pun which would come precisely under the terms
s ,hs law as we have above stated it, is in this,
.s,. the estates are vested In trustees who are
S;sscted to accumulate the profits until the ex-
GRAFTON of the lives upon which the Executory
ns,,e is to vest--and then dispose Of them a.
.rov,ded for A similar direction as to the ac'
emulation of the profits cannot now, owing to
,hs Stat 50 & 40 Geo. s, be made in England,
for longer period than 81 years alter the deaf"
# the grantor; while in such case a. lheiiu'
''o's il is estimated that 20 years will elaPse De-
I're the devise will vest in possession. lhis
s,,tote. however, would not operate to prevent
=" e,ecutory devise which was not to vest MI
a a. a life or lives in being, 81 years and
."s0,bs. where the intermediate profits were not
',,sac,sd 70 accumulate. This statute, a. before
um,rk cd. has not been enacted in Virginia, and
40, only would such devise ,oifhouf, but one
NTH a direction as to the accumulation OF the
TITS he there valid. had intended making
rome remarks on the attempt which has been
m,ds in Parliament to alter the dispositions OF
ThsIIusen's will; but this communication is al.
ready too long aud technical to interest your &C.
neral readers. l. %
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DIED.,

AtKey West, Florida, on the 10th ultimo, in
the Goth wear Of his age. Mr.. JOHN w. WILLIS,
son Of Byrd C. Willis, Esq. now Of Pensacola.
The deceased, at an early age, entered the Navy,
and served for several years. Upon bis resigna-
ton, he removed to Florida, and was subsequent
" appointed Inspector Of the Revenue for Char.
lotte Harbor, which Office he held at the period
Of bis death. His untimely fate will be heard
with great regret by wide circle Of relations
and friends.
On Thursday last. at Westmoreland Court
House, Va, DR.. THOMAS LEWIS, young gen.
tleman universally respected aud beloved, TOR his
talents, professional skill, and many virtues
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-15
Million Nill y Ine Banks Of the
nEE-EOR NALE

r WISH to sell or exchange the above Farms for
i mountain or limestone land They are situated on
the Potomac River, in Charles County, Maryland, 10
miles below Alexandr;s by land, and 80 BY water.
.s.sss MIrON HILL contains five hundred
1919 Acres of Land, and Is beautifully situated
nNeS about a mile from the river. The House.
.tessxa> which stands on eminent hill IN the centre
o., "a farm with commanding view OF the river and
the adjacent country far as the eye can reach, Is
large and spacious containing four rooms and large
massage on the lower floor. with Kitchen pantry and
closets attached all ,astefuy arranged, and in tho.
rough repair: The soil is first rate and well adapted
to the growth of the best Maryland Tobacco. Tins
Farm is not more than one.half cleared; the remain
der is in Hickory, Oak, Cedar, Pine, &c For ehgio'
ity Of situation, beauty Of prospect and local sdvant
ges this Farm is equaed by few and e1eelled by mona
THE BANKS OF THE DEE contains One
Thousand Acres Of Land upwards, the exact guam
tity is not ascertaned.) 1t lies indirectly between
Milton Till an the river THIS Farm Is bounded On
three sides by water SO that short fence encloses the
whole Farm The soil. though good. can be made, Al
little Expense, Of the greatest fernty by tne aP
pcstion of ore, Of which float up daily up
on it's shores Its locality renders an easy 70
the uxuries of the water-whch abound IN FISH, oys
tiers, and in their season Wild Fowl Iotne spol.sA"
this place holds out the most pleasing inducement
that of shooting on the wng-for which it is not excel
led by any farm on the river.
To say nothing of the various other and
advantages these Farms possess, such as water csr
age the choice of markets, the access TO STEAMBOATS,
&C &c shall onl, add that they pleasantly situated
in an agreeable gentee and social neighborhood and
within Two miles Of public worship, As am deter
mined tn sel invite those who wish to purchase to
see me at Milton Hill, assuring the great bargain
may be bought and any length OF credit gwen upon
q small portion of the purchase money DeinB Psio III
hand the debt satisfactorily secured, and the interest
paid annually. Tho. u; bOChHsn.
Harris OF p. o., Charles County, Nd
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BALTIMORE MARKET.
OFFICE OF THE AMERI,

Tuesday, August Is, NJ.
Eour.-The market is without animation
Sales of q few parcels of fresh ground Howard
street. have been made from store at Sc 12a, and
retail lots for the city consumption command a
fraction MORE The wagon price is per Dbl.
for fresh ground -four A good portion OF the
receipts does not come up to the inspection stan
dard. and is therefore branded {" fine"
A limited parcel Of City Mills Flour was sold
10. day at 6 l2a. Some holders ask 3 Is. No
stock on hand.
We hear Of no sales Of Susquehanna, and
quote, nominaily, fresh ground, in good ORDER
at S6a laa.
Grain. -Considerable sales Of red wheat yes.
terday at 81 ISal l6 for good to best parcels
and ordinary at lower prices according to quail
tv. The same rates prevailed to day, with more
limited supplies at market and fewer transactions
of course taking place. sale of good white
wheat was made yesterday at 60 we quote
ordinary to very prime white at Is 70.
Sales Of white Corn for shipment yesterday al
Ga cents per bushel, aud Of yellow at IS cents
To. day sales Of white at IS cents, aud yellow at
IS cents.
Sales Of Rye at IS cents, which may be con-
sidered the outside price.
JPhiskey.-We have to report sales OF hhds.
at 2ea cents, aud retail lots to the trade al .
cents. The wagon ~ IS 26a Il cents.
lot of 100 bbs. vas sold yesterday from store
at 81 cents
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This Ia to give notice,

1uVII A \. the subscriberS, Of AIeIandr1h Cou"y' "
,i,. n;.,r;et of Columbia, have obtained from The
nrnb.n. Court of said County. letters on
WI H. If ROBERT ANDERSON. late Of the
c",ov Aforesaid. deceased All persons having claim:
against the said decedent are hereby warned 20
co,r. IN or before the 9th day Of July, 1884. o.
,hey NAV. BY law. be excluded from al benefit to said
state. and those indebted thereto are required to
nske immediate payment. Given under our hands,
.h;s 9th Juiy 1883. ROBERT JAMESON,
'' THOMAS SANFORD.
WILLIAM GREGORY,
;va2,v6w Executors of Robert Anderson.
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For Rent or Sale,


asQa< NINE HUNDRED ACRES, or
about tw othirds Of that fertile and we'll known
~ farm called IptST GR0pE. the property
49,. of the heirs of the late Col. A. ]. Smith. VI
this land three hundred and fifty acres ere re.eem:
ed from the river, by dixie constructed OF earth and
gravel drawn from he hills About third OF this las
been cleared and put in cultivation The soil is We
petable mould five or six feet in depth ofcourse easy
OF cultivation and not to be surpassed in fertility It
thought to be well adapted to the growth OF tobacco
of tn. fines sort-this, however would be worth the
consideration of planters Could it be rented to to-
bacco grower the owner would erect such houses rs
might be deemed necessary for the business Inc
other portion Of the land has been dtched and fenced
with great care and expense, and has meadovsof We
~ considerable extent, well taken with timothy NO
land better adapted to the production OF grass han
this Farm. - =,
The whole nine hundred will be rented or sold
Altogether or divided into several Farms to suit Pur.
chasers or tenants Iflong leases could be effected,
yery advantageous terms might be obtained. The
Farm has several substantial houses on it now, and
others would be built il It could be made All object.
A SHAD FISHERY, with all accommoda.
tons for sborers and the curing Of fish, he's been made
on that part Of the river bordering the reclaimed aho'
and will be rented with the land or separately. A'so'
A HOUSE & LOT, containing two Acres,
Just without the corporate limits OF Nexannrs, out
in that part of the called the village Inc mousse
is comfortable, and the garden is an early one' Inc
lot has good water snd fruit on it, Also,
Another TWO ACRE LOT. lying upon the
Great Hunting Creek and including the Brldge,housei
q portion of which is now in the occupation OF Dir u
Murray. For terms apply to
aug 1-tf T. W. HEWITT.
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NEW YORK MARKET-Ausust IL

The market was dull throughout. Both sup.
ply and demand light. Prices are much as Tor
twu or three weeks past. Common brands OF
Western fresh ground sell at S5s. and fancy
brands 5 81 a 81; common Southern So; George
town 81 and the best brands in prime order
g. A small lot new Genessee was run oh at
g. Rye -four, and cornmeal, steady. Several
narce Is of Hudson river wheat, TO the amount OF
10, 900 bus. came in. and were sold at IL l6c'
A cargo Of ordinary North Carolina. sold at llsc.
Corn and rye are both dull. though the supply IS
but moderate, the last sales Of both were at 70
cts. Southern corn 68 q II C:
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attSf tSsohl PSa soos
FLouR.-We continue to quote the wagon
price Of new wheat Flour at Sc 90. Of the first
new wheat Flour received this season, an unusu-
ally large proportion was made fine; but we have
the satisfaction to learn that there has recently
been an improvement. aud hope it will be in the
power of the milers to keep up to the standard
Wharf Flour, We understand, is remarkably
good this season.
BAcoN-We quote Bacon at 81 Is to 81 so
from wagons, and in demand.
PLASTER OF PARIs--Our market is not yet
we'll supplied with Plaster, and the retail price
keeps up to Sc 90. Circumstances render it
necessary for US to say, that the custom Of this
market, iu selling Plaster either BY wholesale or
retail, is to give for ton s24o lbs. 1.-THE long hun
dred)-not 1000 pounds. Iron is also s'd in
the same way. The Warrenton paper will be
good enough to notice this fact for the benefit Of
its subscribers.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-15

Shin Great Britain. French, from Liverpool,
at New York, spoke, 22d July, lat as, long SO,
Brig Belvidera, Fletcher. for Alexandria.
Big Athelis, from Para. at New York 18th:
passenger, Capt. 8. B. Harper, OF this place.
Schooner Virginia, jennings cleared at New
York for this port 10th.
SIoop Miller, Teal, hence at Philadelphia
18th instant.
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ALEXANDRIA MARINE LIST.
ARRIVED. AUGUST IL,

ARRIVED. AUGUST IL,
Schr. Truth, Rose, Maddox; corn to Stephen
Shinn.
Sehr. Thomas Chiffon, Coats, Bladeusburg;
tobacco for Baltimore.
sioop Mary, Gibson, Bladensburg; -four to
Henry Dainger6eId. an /.
Passed up to Georgetown, Brig Albert, Of
Portland, with Plaster.
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a Card.

"A Card.
noCToRs VOWEL It DYER. having associated
IL themselves for the purpose Of attending to the
practice of Medicine respectfully tender their proes
sonal services the inhabitants Of Alexandra and It's
vicinity.
Their office is Immediately in the rear Of DR. Vow
es store where they may be found at ell hours OF the
day. Dr. v will be there at night, and Dr. Dyer may
be found at his residence, northeast corner Of King
and COLUMBUS streets aug 7-f