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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-14

lyGltZ a. j.
Dolbee Mrs Mary
E.
English Leven N
Ewing Jacob Q
Ewes Isaac
Evans Robert A 2
Eddy Philip
F.
Foltz +
; Finley Mrs y
Fees Samuel
G..
Catchy john
Garrett James or
Joseph
Gates and Nelson
Gassetl Henry
Gray Mary
Gray john NJ ESQ
II.
Henry Archibald
Hammer John
Hardin Matthew
Huber John
Hosea Nathan *.
Hopkins Robert
Hardy w lillian
Hudson Elisha G.
HARRY llan'l
Hosea Kendall
Harkins Thomas
Hobbies James w
Humble +. G..
hugglns Joseph S
Hopping Buckley c
Hedges Absaion F
Hanna james L
j.
Jump james c.
Jacobs Abraham O.
Jones John e.
Jeannin Henry
JONES Morgan
K.
kalber Adam
Keller w m S g
Knight q w.
kimball James
Keys John
King James
l..
Ladd Constantine
Leyons DR. J H
Lortln James
LnSWell Peter
Lemon w m.
Lyen Geo or Father
NJ.
Montgomery VIM
Matthews Vandry
Mamley Eliga Mr.
Martin r e. b r
Mauro w m S p
Millman Jonathan
Marsdon John
Martin VIM &.
Martin Miss M J
Mains George
Murphy James
MariowsB r
Mansbury Thomas
Nice ollisler Dorinda
N.
Nor,hey Mrs Zer'a
Niccolfs Robert
i Norman Dan
O.
Ogle IIarkless
Ovorholzer Elan
Odds B T..
p.
Pattison & Hand
Patterson John
Pool Robert
Patterson John w.
Powers San'l
Penney Jefferson
r.
Rogers DIG
Refs Stephen
Rhhs,ine John
Rodrnan w E H 2
a REM Louis
Riley Miss EIiza'th
9 Range Connerath
or Coonrad
Romeun J d
Read Mrs Het;a
Robinson Geo
S.
Sylvester VIM 3
Safer Jos. s.
Smith Sam'l
Smith Jesse c
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-14
PUBLIC MOTTO f.

ISUE subscriber takes this method to in
u form tire public in general, tina, he ha'
taken. and repaired she Tavern stand
known ms the Beavens'. stand, in the town
Ut Wapello. sign of the Eagle, and can now
cay 10 those who will favor him with ,hei,
custom, will be received cordially aud will
be well accommodated with rs good p,ovis.
ions rs the country affords; his ..ablc is Isl
{ good condition and furnished with plcn.
~. He has alsa obtained license to keep {;
ferry across the Iowa river opposite the Public
square, between Upper and Lower Wapello
we'll furnished with boats and careful hands
a. which ferry the public can be attended I.
rilhou. delay. Tavern and Ferry rates
somewhat reduced
JACOB MINTUN.
wapcllo. Sent. 3. ls42-6m.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-14
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
0f Iowa.
Christopher Sears, John Payson and Jon
n,hnn b. Brown, have G!ed lheis several pc.
,i,ions for a disc barge under The Bankrnp'
law. aud the said cour, has appointed tho
29,h day Of january. 1913, nj Fairfield, in
the county Of Jefferson, to hear the same.
Dated this 7,h day Of January, ls43.
BY order Of The COURT.
JOHN A. PlTzER, Clerk.
Jan. l4-3t
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-14

kKRrronY OF Iowa, DEsMolNEs County, 80.
t9.sirict Court for said County, to tie Feb
lruary term thereof, A. d. l843.
Moses B. Cox, Plaintiff.
The President, Di- In A,.unn,;,
rec'ors and Company Of and attachment.
the State Bank OF Hill
nols, Defendants.
The said defendants will hereby take
notice, that on the "a day Of March, A. D.
l842. . Wit OF attachment was issued
out OF the Office OF the Clerk Of the Dis.
tfct Court, Tor said Connty, in the above
entitled sui, against the goods, and chat
lies, tands, tenemen,s, rights, credits,
moneys, and effects OF the said defend
ants III said County, Tor the sum OF three
hundred and twenty dollars, (as auxiliary
TO the original writ,l and which said writ
OF attachment was returned by the Sher.
iii OF said County at the October tel OF
said Court, 1912, levied on Lots Nos. qO9.
and part OF Lot 81, in the city OF Bur-
lingion, IN said County; and that writ
OF summons was issued in said suit Ia
James W.Grimes, and Henry w. Starr.
as Garnishees, which have also been re-
turned serred. Now unless the SD tio.
PENDANTS shall appear, and p!e,.u before
the next term OF the Couy. nfnras.,a
judgmen, will be entered. and the nraper.
~ SO attached will be sold 10 su,isfy tha
same with costs OF s..it.
,a Dated this 2s1 day Of December, A. D.
Joins. DUNLAP, Clerk.
- = hsAE., Plaintiffs Attorney.
dec 3l-4t
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-14
BOOTS AND SHOES.

OOSVI y AMI g1xylIiSe
Oh Case. Course Boots.
~ 1 Cases Kip do
2 Cases Fine Calf do
2 Cases Boys do.
300 pr. Meas Fine Brogans.
800 pr Mems Coarse do
SOU pr. WomGns Bootees.
200 pr Low Quarter Womens Shoes,
so pr. Fine Walking Shoes,
so pr. Kid Slippers.
Is pr. do do very fine.
And . general assortment Of Boys and children
Shoes. which are of. red now Ut reduced prices a
the New Store Of
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-14

EXPENDITURES.
To whole amount Of debt on the LIST January, l842
70 paid County Assessor and his Assistants, 1842
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-14
FAMILY FLOUR.

TIME Subscribers have just received 50 b.rre,.
u of family -four which they vim sell low for
Cash. They have aso mad. arrangements %
kss constant supply Of TIE oe. quality Of t,,ur
on manu- 13r she accomr laton OF their customers
s : we pnnlic gsns.Aiiy Enquire at the Bakery
80. u. ANpRUs. & Co.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-14
LAST CALL WITHOUT COST.

4 LII Those who know themselves indie BIT
IN ed to me-, are requested to call aud Sc.
lie without DELAY. rs longer indulgence cannot
To given. The books arc left with Thomas
Kitchen, ut my old stand. who is authorised
70 &c tile the same. WNl. C. MORRISON.
oct 20
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-14

Steward Robert Stewart Stephen
Soesbe Williams Steward Miss f
Sne!son John " nr Sherley So!o,aon
is or Geo Eotf Sherer Solomon
Ssillwei Aaron Shaw Abigail e.
Scott Thomas Strang Daniel
Stephens Miss r t.. Siiers Jacob
Slsbe Jesse StQddard Alexis l.
S;oddard R s Smith Mrs Rebecca
Stuart John Slusher jacob
Summers Rev. H Spencer r. S. e
Sargent John N.
+.
Thomas David Thenewi,z Henry
Thomas John or Thompson Alex r
David Taggart Ferdinand
Tyler Dr. Alvin e or James L Lortor
Van Pelt NC Vincsnt "A. 2
w.
White Mr., Ann E White Nathan 4
Williams Washil'n Wells Co! b G.,
Waller VIM Washum Green
Westfall AP Webster Jesse
Write Newton Walker John B.
Wright Robert Whealer Charles
Winchester H H Weslerham Chris'r
WEIGH Benna Woodro,h Sam'l D
White n Weston BeojP.
Wood John Warden Geo B /.
Williamson Miss NJ White Abiathar
L Write .Iurdan
Whittlesey Chs Esq Wiiburion Levi
White Nathaniel Welt VIM
Y.
Va ties James II 2
German Letters.
Friedrich Brungicr John G. Husenetter.
Claus Dubbeis Friedrich Ocehay
Fried. Geskermann Jacob Cludainnin
E. Pennekemper
columbus City Letters
Ogden Messrs John & Alfred,
SkilIman Dr. Z II.
Persons calling for the above letter
will please say that they are adreriised,
or they may not get them.
GEO. TEMPLE, Post Master.
Dec. 81, 1912.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-14

ANNUAL STATEMENT TIE RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES
OF DIES MONIES COUNTY. IOWA TERRITORY, 80
FOR TUE YEAR a. H. 1912 *2
..s
the Treasury January, 1912, $50 II
/" . paid into the Treasury by james Cameron II
Collector roll OF lB4 Sl,e96 -
into the Treasury by John H. Mkenney
Collector roll tor 1912, ,54l II
By paid Treasury for Grocery License, i25 25
Pedar'
!" Ferry s co
fines before r
Vcach Esq, s 90
by 49,
Agent the claims oforguai $3.50.
&c.. 1850
sales Of Esrays l6
S3794 1874 II
Balance down.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-14
Notice to those it may Concern.

n ME undersigned determined 10 settle ~
u Book accounts Immediately, takes mis-
opportunity TO inform such as have s,pading
accounts TO call aud settle ss no fussher in.
diligence will be given. LUKE PALMER.
November 18th 1912.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-21
Puuinc The Matter. 70 the Test.


The Journal of Commerce, having made GER
tain statements with regard TO the effects of the
Tariff on number of articles, is thus answered
by the Tribune:
The Journal Of Commerce that the present Tariff
imposes duties Of six cents per pound Loaf Sugar IL
Brass Kettles and % cents gallon on Insecd
OIL and hereupon broadly that the Farmers are
paying 30 much bounty all they a bounty
" for the benefit of rich manuilcurers The assumption
Il uncsitang and unqualified tina, these duties raise the
o the articles ia question thome made as we'll
Foreign and the full OF the duty. Now neigh.
Dor Journal will you be good enough hOc much
hgh.r these articles than they before the prcseat
Tariff imposed and how their prices compare the
prices of Sugar, manufactured Brass and Lpseed
spectvclyl GOu have picked out the articles which
Protection the doubtless
as favorable side any that could be selected
No matter for that advantage: will meet where
that may bring YOU close quarters great sub
j"ct Do not shrink from the issue you have chosen.
This is taking the bull by the horns in ear.
nest. Ii is the proper way to silence cavillers.-
Put them TO the test, bring them to the point of
showing wherein, and in what article the Tariff
has had the effect of raising prices and they can
not show il in one out of thousand. On
the contrary, numberless examples may be quoted
of It's having the opposite effect
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-21

against whom il is made, in furious rage, and he
sets oil Immediately TO "horsowhip the Editor"
and is the Editor to stand still and take the punish
mcnt, without resisting at all! We think very
differently. We think an Editor has rights, as
well the rest ot the community. Every one,
in the of his editorial career finds
sary to state harsh and disagrceablc truths OF
others, which, though it may be painful TO the per-
son making them, are yet required to be made, by
justice, and the public advantage. We appeal to
every contemporary in the Union, to say if such
is not the factl
Our friend of the Inquirer, will not understand
us as attempting to apologies for the savage spirit
of the Southern and Western Press. Very far
from II. We rejoice to see, however, that that
spirit is daily undergoing modification. But we
mean to say, that the person assailed is in general,
rs much TO blame the assailant. In Mississip-
pi. or Louisiana, for instance, any man who may
establish paper, does at the risquc of his life,
lc, hum be- Us mild as he may. lie cannot fail to
say something ut some time, no matter how guard
ed. which will give offence TO some body. The
consequence is he must either be horsewhippcd, or
kill the man who undertakes to inlct the chas-
tscmcnt or it may he, gee killed himself.
The Inquirer may depend upon it, the Editor is
no, always wrong.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-21
l9M Ocfo6er-Washineion Guardy ,

On the 18th of October Thursday) our Volunteer Com
panies turned out i'll uniform early in he morning
their expected visitors from Washington Hour after hour
elapsed, hut brought Steamboat The Troops remained
at Rockets until O'Clock, when, concluding that their
guests detained by accident they
Military Hall TO dine. first dinner furnished
by our old friend Thompson of "OUR HOUSE," which
being very hungry and tired the Volunteers did ample JUS
tee Many patriotic sentiments drunk the
son which they off hand productions have escaped
us. Our friend OF the Star however who present as
well a. ourselves took notes. and when he publishes We will
take from him. The very best hunor prevailed which is
saying much for friends OF the Volunteer Corps for
they apparently had much cause fret
We understand the several corps kept together until hall
past and was we'll they did So for that hour their
guests arrived 1t seems they had been detained by the
Steamboat running ashore some where below ION Cranev
Island belieye Our Volunteers escorted them TO their
tents on Council Chamber Hill. The Richmond Troop.
Capt Gregory, the Henrco Dragons, Capt McCrae
the L. l. Blues, Capt. C.. W. Munford,l the Artillery.
Capt EIlis) and the Light Guard, Capt John Munford
turned out on the occasion.
We saw the Washington Troops yestcr day They are
hnc looking OF men, all young and fit for active service
They arc a credit to the Federal City.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-21

Hos. HENEY Clay defended Ca--ius VI. Clay, who our
readers will remember charged with asautng with nj,
tempt to kill. Mr.. Brown, u Post Office Agent for the
Southern District. The trial Oh at Lexington on the
10Th inst. a correspondent Of the Tribunes writes
He commenced his address to the Jury by saving that
more than fourteen years had elapsed he last
ed before the bar OF this Court advocate in crm
nal prosecution lie then defended young man who ~ AS
indicted tor the crime Of murder and who was acquitted
what change said he, has the customs and
practices ut country since that period. Wherefore T.
hough not over young years. stand before this d1y
somewhat in the condition 1T n novice in pleading and
ask Of hands the iobesancc and the same kind
ness which you extend youthful aspran after fame and
reputation But time and forbid me 10 follow him
through could wish Sometimes ho poured out the t,os
indignant and bitter the despicabc chicaucrv
OF Tyler and his mniOns Who far from the fields of their
ocia duties, espOusng the quarrcs and urging ON
the interests OF particular fayorcs and then he led the IN
derstandng captive by the arguments he gathered from tho
testimony 10 prove hut bis client was innocent OF the crime
charged in the Indictment lie spoke about an hour and
hail. and was heard throughout with broahcss interest,", save
when admiration and delight highly excited TO b.,
controlled by tho restraints Of VI Justice and mani
tested themselves IN enthusiastic notes Of applause MIR
Robinson then concluded HE argument for the prosecution
and the jury retired. They needed no long space Of time
u mature their decision, but returned into Court viii
verdict Of not guilty So cndeth Capt Tylers unlucky eY
pertinent upon the gallant sons Of Kentucky.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-21
The Politicians Reg;s,cr.

This useful little book may be found the store of Mess,
SMITH DRNEFR & MORRIS 1t contains list Of the chief
Executive and Judicial officers OF tue t. States, Members
OF the 2oh Congress, Governors Of the States and Terrific
RES with their terms Of Office salaries &C. the Census OF
l54O, with tho number Of Presidential Electors &C. di
ges Of tho Naturalization Laws and the votes poIed for
President Governors, Congressman, &c. the years 10
III, 49, '13. Its utility must be apparent,
We requested say that Mr.. Bolts will commence
again. On Monday next take DISPOSITIONS at the City Hall
and Is earnestly hoped that the few voters who have NOT
been To establish their votes will lose no time in doing
So The Committees Of the several Wards are called on to
render such aid o. may be necessary bring them up and
the whole work can b. completed in three dave.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-21
PROPOSALS FOR RATIONS.

Han oUAETKRs MAKfSE CnHps,
WAsmNoToS, October. IslJ
- EPARATE proposals. viii be received the Quar-
- teruaer of the Marine Corps city 10 o'clock
NJ on MONDAY, the 18Th Move ber furnishing
70 tie United states Marines following stations for the yea,
Is4E, viz:
Portsmouth, New Hampshire;
Charesown. Massachusetts;
Brooklyn, Long Island. and the City ~ YORK
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania:
Gospon Norfolk Virginia,
Pensacola, Florida: and
Washington District Of Columbia.
The suons 10 consist of pound and quarter es
tee quarters Of pound Of pork eighteen
Hour ~ the option ~ the Government
Of good clean coffee twelve pounds ~ good New Orleans
eg quarts Of beans four quarts u quarts
Tour pounds Of and and hail pounds dipped
desto each hundred ritiOns.
understood that the full s Of beef md shns e,e
1ed be delivered required such quantity required that
We Tore and bind quarters be de cred alternately bread or
hour shall Je n sup.ne quality Al the be unsyesp
onne and 10 be issued 10 the without ctpense the United
No ofer wbe entertained Office unless seeomp,n,sd w
The names N The proposals he endorsed p,.po
-ls for ratons for lBtf" AUG. A NICHOLSON
&c lO-eOtl 3thNov O. VI NJ r
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-21
Er.Gorernor Glmer's Letter.

We did not read this singular Document before
1t had gone To press. We have no room to-day,
for the few remarks wish to make it. We
Will endeavor TO say something on the subject be-
fore the issue of our next country paper.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-21
GENERAL ASSEMBLY

The two Houses convened yesterday count the popu
Tar vote for Governor in August last The absence of The
official returns from Sumner and Bradley counties caused
Tie Convention 10 adjourn l Friday, without completing
the business that brought the two Houses together
Nothing yet done with the Senatorial election.
G. w j.. Mar, Egq. the Member of tho House for Dy
er and Onion, appeared IN his seat FOR the first time yc,er
day.-NoslriHs Wig. OCT. ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-21

Yesterday morning goth snet shou iuesS. Mt Ar
NER GooDE wsrthy and citizen. the +3d Of
hi. His ends and ends Of Joseph Goodies family.
respectfully invited attend thu funeral this o'clock At the
resd-ncc OF Joseph t;oode.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-21
LAND At AUCTION.

LAND At AUCTION.
HlI virtue Of Decree of the County Court
- n Henreo, H. uadrsccd. the undersigned
Will Offer for sale the without reserve on a credd Of
months, on WEDNESDAYto 1T day Of November ffar N not
be nett fair day all the Land beongng Thomas
Jordan deed beginning will fur Lots lying Darby Town. the
county of Hsnco near Pioneer Chapel containing O each
which said Lots will BE- sOh NJ ~ O'Clock s.
Gay ~ o'clock W. viii b. sold on the prees I0s Of
valuable Land lying Roundabout swamp sah County nd
joining the Lands n Henry Cox Pleasant Akin Radfoi
Title u aid Land believed 70 be- ndpuable but will
only such title vested IN 81 the
aforesad Lands will be exhibited IN day OF sale.
WIN. CLOFTON
o,-.,g..u. W SSS wv Y rrS'rLL Commissions"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-21

OctOOfT, ISIJ
ID II. JENKINS families
II ~ and others examine his very
Goods opening from and
hundred thousand dollars
fore the advance will be sold favorable
Cloths Cashmere snd Nestingsa coors qualities
FlAnne~-whte and red 1t Il, 90 25 cts and finer.
Blankets-hTge supply from IS 81 :. and higher prices
Blankets-Rosc and Whitney Bed Blankets cheap.
Silk Goods-eyery variety of all the styles.
Dress Articles for Iadiesconsistng Of Nelve
Lus'res Mousn de Lanes veene and many style.
ofErea beauty
Caeoer-9OOOO yards Dress Caeoes, all prices
l2t and 10
Curtain Caleoes-very cheap At 81, e, TO- I2t
Mourning Goods-eveTy Kind offlmly mourning
Lace GoodsSO0O0 yrls Thread Bo5inei
and Laees: new patterns and cheap.
Servants Cothngin this article paid
10 select and seieeabe materials women
and At prices much below the usual
Domestic Goodssve description Of beached
Shifting and Sbeetngs, from yards wide oznaburss
O. cts and higher Apron Checks plain aud
Linen GOods-i0OO Linen Hkf all prices, from 90 2.
cts and finer Shrng Linens oil prices TowenE Table Linens
Napkins, Sc
In addition To the above article for Gentemen Wearing
Apparel and article the Dry Goods business
~ X. ". JENKINS Cheap Dry Good
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-21

fA FOR RENT-The House on l. 81. be.
LIN longing the Of IT, Hayes present occupied by
MfJ Adams sh will repaired and possession be given on
the S,h Nov. neat Appyto nc u the EIehangs Bank.
&C Is-9ttwkanw J. w. MeRAE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-21
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE,

Valuable IHND FUK NALE,
Adjacent TO Richmond.
A PARCEL Of Land, lying in Henrico coun.
IN ~, the city Of Richmond the South
Wcsam turnpike road. beginning the
turnpike short beyond the line extending a consi
derabe distance along the road part this
land isneluie IN the town Of Sydney m.
alternate lots Those wishing or to obtain
further information about the land viii Gie.
Oee on Governor street nearly opposite n
who - authorized 10 act THE PROPRIETOR.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-21
sARRIEI
DIED.

on shs TON inst srEfBEN pUvAI Eau. Of che-erne to
Mrs SUSAN CkTiiREIL Of Henrioo county, Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-21

NoTICE-Ehsr Jas ". Bagby WIN preach IN The Sycamore
y aesiing house sunday morning At ~ o'clock
bT Hsrque Gen. WtItshirs.-The Letter Rag will H..
aten from 'he Compng Room Of 81 Tokes afternoon AZ
0S'"sA os ~ n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-21

Reai good slack satin Vests.
q DOZEN JuH OPENED q superior order Tor ssle cheap
" ocgi KEgNk 90
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-21
"CAsH WILL BRING CLOTHES chr

"CAsH WILL BRING CLOTHES CHEAP
n KEEN q CO.'S eass Tailoring Establishment Gente
~ invited 10 caH AMI
and yesngs and also the
made from ihemn the beu and style By
selling Zoe enabled sen articles az lower
prices than any establishment good WORK 10
thf city 81 KEEN A. co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-21

f.FsA FOR RENT-The House on Main Street,
LIZ now occupied by Mr. A. g Stevens formerly by wyau
White The Store - well calculated for Grocery
other business requiring much having large Lumber
House connected with IT, back dwelling
part - suitable for the accommodation Of genec family will
he order for good permanent tenant
given lst November perhaps
with the present occupant ndesred.-Apply
POINDFNTFU