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York brethren. Great applause.) AL.
though not at liberty to commune with
US, and participate in our proceedings;
but shorn by the convention OF what
they regarded as their Just strength
here, and rightful position at!,ome, they
did moi feel justified in abandoning US
and the cause in which we were enga-
ged. They watched the proceedings
Of the convention, and awaited its final
action; and as soon as that was ascer-
tanned, though they felt themselves
deeply wronged, wlia. was theil
coursel Why, merging all selfish con.
siderations in the impulses Of a noble
patriotism-aninated with the feelings
which belong to republicans, they came
forward and proclaimed, through two
of'their most distinguished, able, and
eloquent sons, their fixed determine
ton to support your nominees, to stand
by you in the coming contest, and to
maintain those great principles which
have so long and successfully united
the democratic principles based
upon the compromises of the constitu.
lion, and so vital to the perpetuity Of
our free institutions. They expressly
declared that they meant TO stand upon
those principles as the only means Of
uniting the democratic party and rem
dering our glorious union immortal.
(Greatapplause.) And shall we not
unite with them? Will not Virginia
here the President paused, under evil
dent emotion, while the cheers of the
whole assembly again rung throughout
the building) this mother Of states
unite heart and soul with the north and
the whole south, and do her duty in
this good work? | tell you. gentlemen,
that she will feel it--and believe
it. Great applause.) Upon the broad
platform which you have with such
unanimIly erected, and upon which
we can all stand, Virginia. and the en-
tire south, will be found united.
Let there, then, be no misgivings;
but, united, let US go forth in The spirit
of victory, and with hope and glad
courage; and. rely on it, a bright and
glorious sun will gleam upon the hori.
zon ofthe coming contest, and lead you
to glorious triumph. And if mis-
take not, we shall soon hear the re-
sponse of the people from every part
of our country to your nomnations.-
Soon the spirit of the democracy will
be reused. 1t is high and lofty spirit;
it is contagious and irresistible spirit,
based upon The right and the pooer Of
man for self government, and which is
destined to revolutionize the civilized
world. [Applause.] Who, then, shall
despair OF the republic!
Gentlemen, the power and goodness
Of The Almighty has been signaIIy man.
iiested in the history Of our beloved
country. In war, God seems to have
directed the swords OF our people. In
peace, trust he will continue TO guide
its destinies. Loud and long applause.
Gentlemen, am done.
In declaring this convention, as nov
do, adjourned without day, once more
bid you last and affectionate farewell.
After three cheers for the President,
and three for the nominees, the con.
vention adjourned sine die.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-06-10
Hon. A. Stevenson, a,
President Of tie Democratic Con.
vention, and The Vice President Of the
same. 4t ,f,s
CAss AND BurLrn IN THE lRoN ClTr.-

I CAss AND BUTLER IN THE lRoN CITY.--
The democracy Of Pittsburgh had a
glorious rally on the % inst., TO ratify
the nominations Of Cass and Butler.--
The venerable William Wilkins presi-
ded. In taking the chair, Judge Viii
kins said he had the pleasure Of a long
and intimate personal acquaintance
with The democratic candidnte for the
Presidency: that he knew him to be IN
his private character one Of the most
esiiInable and exemplary ofmen. His
character was, indeed, as pure as re6n-
ed gold. eGis 5sil3ss ssgs alsi aaI
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-06-10
GEN. BUrLER A BARNBURNER.

UEN' bOIAEN n 0hANDOAeNHIAs'
During The last war with England,
Gen. BUTLER performed one OF the no.
5Iest deeds of heroism on record In
one OF tho severest battles with tho
British and Indians on the North West.
ern frontier, large number Of the saw
ages had found their way into a Barn,
from which they poured a deadly FIRE
upon the American troops. The Amer
lean commando, said SHAT Barn must
be burnt" and inquired "who would
volunteer to perform the perilM,s task"
After long pause, the youthful BvTLER,
galantly stepped forward, and, provi.
ding himself with torch, proceededto
the Barn amid a sho ower OF bullets from
the rifles of The Indians, and soon fired
it so completely as to envelpp i in
flames, and returned anharmed to the
American lines, when every spectator
considered his death inevtable! The
firing Of that Barn deprived the enemy
Of his strongest position, and soon gave
the victory to the Americans. Gener.
al BUTLER is, therefore, The right sort Of
a Barnburner--he burns the Barns oc-
cupied by his country's enemies--and
he is in every other respect man wor.s
thy OF the admiration and confidence OF
his countrymen! He and his great as
sociate on the Democratic ticket, arc
bound to be elected by an overwhelm.
ing votes Baltimore Republican. a
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We are authorized to announce WILLIAM G.
WALTON as Candidate to represent the iesh
Congressional District. composed Of the counties
of Monroe, Belmont and Harrison, in The slst Con.
gress Of the United States.
Oo- The Democratic papers Of this District are
requested to copy
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-06-10
Gen. Cass.

Our readers willperceiye that we commences the
publication. in to-day's paper. Of biographical
sketch of the life and public services Of Gen. Cass.
This we have no doubt will be entirely acceptable.
In looking over our exchanges we notice that
the greatest enthusiasm prevails in the ranks Of tho
democracy, upon the nomination Of Cass and But.
ler-..and especially in the west. Ratification
meetings are being held in almost every county,
at which resolutions laudatory Of our nominee
and expressing entire confidence in their prospects
of success, are passed. e>aJ ''p .fsit
As soon as we conclude the sketch oi the life Of
Gen. Cass, we shall commence that Of Gen. But.
Ter, which will also be Interesting. The following
anecdote OF Gen. Butler We cannot forbesr pub
fishing at this time |: h}ate e1t
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ityranny--this perfection Of sense as il
is called. but this perfection OF nom
sense as it in many cases is-will give
way toreason and justice.
u ITO be continued.]
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DISTRICT ELECTORS.
lst District, John Snyder, Hamilton. ,,fr
I'd i. George Kesling. Warren. =
Sd i" Francis A. Cunningham, Pfsble.
4th i" G. Volney Dorsey. Miami.ltyf
9Th :" Charles NJ. Godfrey, Putnam
9th !. Samuel Myers, Crawford.
7th {" John w. Bell. Highland.
9Th T" Daniel Cockerill, Adams.
9th /" Samuel Diffen derfev, Picksway.
10Th IS Theodore Carpenter, Delaware.
lIth Daniel J. Swinney, Richland.,
18th Lewis Anderson, Lawrence.
18th /" John Lidey, Perfy.ar sfsa~
18th +" william Lawrence, Guernsey.
18th 4" William C. Walton, Monroe.
18th =" Joseph Burns, Coshocton. ~
18th {" VIM. Mcdonald, Jefferson.
18th O." David A. Starkwesther, Stark.
18th !" Joel B. Buttles, Trumbuil. Z
2Oth :" Henry B. Payne, Cuyahoga.i{,
2lst /" Abijah Ives, Huron.
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'''''''a'-as FOR GOVERNOR = -
JOHN B.hW ELLIE r,
OF BUTLER COUNTY.sa'T
ELECTORAL TICKET,

SENATORIAL ELECTORS.
Le Grand Bying,on. Of Pike county.
Samuel Starkweather, 0f Cuyahogss
DISTRICT ELECTORS.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-04-20
sPRIMQ q sWNtNfRR 0WNInao

~ WHISTLER has Of SPRING and SUMMER
Ne GOODS Boston a.soc,
Stock tos offered this Market,
that be - -
Ills Stock consists Of the following goods:--
pieces fashionable bod Cloths
Saincts Twccds and Jeans, nn,q quantity,
l2O Cottonadce Blue Drilling, Coipp
90 Fancy Linen Lnstre DsG nphnms.
$50 French English and American Caicoaan Chin.
30 pieces Alpaca. Silk do md Aulnd del
100 Gnghnm Silk aud Silk splendid a.
Florence Pearl Brad mud Strnw Bonne, my quantity,
Bonnet, Cap and black bbond, &C..
Ladies and Gents Kid Silk and isc gloves and Nihts
summer Shnwls mud Silk
Paper and feather fans Mnsn Is linen
lawn Diaper Crash and other linens
Nankcen, blcnched and Cambria Muslin
Figured stuff Blond,
icghn md fashionable fur hats every thing
BOOTS AND
30 Cases arrive. expected day.
kinds and qualities Of ndes Misses Cd Gents and Boys
Gaters, half Caters, &c.
ALSO HARDWARE
largo oSaws Axes
Cutlery door knob Locks Br
tannin MILL horse hand ronnd aud chss
and Scy hcs and Snens spndcs hcl
whe-wnsh Shoe md scrubbnG brushes, hoes
brace bits hammers, brick troxcls steel squares &C. &c.
Queens and Glass large
OILS AND PAINTS; STATIONARY.
GROCERIES, quantity, all o which wi bcso low C.sw.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-04-20
PEACE AND PLENTY,

= AI<AIA X1IVD IALy
ID SANFORD has just returned
he from New Orleans with complete as
sortmcnt Of Groceries, Liquors, Fruits, Spices,
&c. Among which arc the following articles -
Loaf, Crushed, Powdered, Clarified and
N. Orleans Sugars.
Syrup, Sugar-laousc aud N. Orleans
Alolasscs.
Pepper, Alspicc, Nuimegs, Clo-cs, Gin
namon. Mrcc, Ground, Race and
Green West India Ginger.
Raisins. Figs, .Pruncs, Currants, Dates,
Ci,ron, Tamarinds, Oranges,
Lemons, &c.
Cogniac Brandy, Holland and Baltimore
Gin, Jamaica Rum--Mndcira,
Port, Sweet Malaga and
Claret Wines, for
Medical Purposes.
Imperial, Gunpowder, aud Young Tyson
Teas.
Rice, Pearl Barley, Pearl Sage, Tapioca,
Arrow Root. Vcrmicello.
Soda and Butter Crackers.
AL kinds OF Candies.
Spermaccti, Star aud Tallow Candles.
Castillo, Windsor md Resin Soups.
A choice LOT Of Real Udrana Cigars.
All kinds nf Tobacco and Snnils.
Cod Fish, No. ]. md 2. Mackcrcl.
Salad Oil, Lime Juice, &c.
Together with good assortment Of
Drugs, Medicines, Oils, &c.
All Of which are for sale at the lowest
prices, aud warranted Of the best quality,
at the old stnnd in Davenport.
Davenport, April 9th, 1913.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-04-20
TAYLoR STATE CONVENTION.

Tho friends Of Gen. ZACHARY TAYLOR will hold
a Convention At the Capitol in Iowa City, on
Thursdny, the 18th day OF Nav, nj 10 o'clk: A.
NJ. for shr. purpose Of nominating four Electors
fos President OF the United States, one Secrcst :
y. Of State, one Auditor and ons Treasurer
The ratio Of representation will be four delegates
Tor Zach mcmser Of the General Assembly.
The several County Committees are notified
and desired 70 call primary meetings in their va.
ROSS Districts for tho choice Of Delegates.
The importance Of full representation from
every county in the Ssntc, 10 most earnestly
pressed upon the consideration Of every admircr
Of the iIlustrious Chiefiain OF Monterey and Blu.
ens VISTA. Frrx HExRY WARREx.]
EBsNExEn Cook, State
JoaN NJ. COLEMAN, ; Executive
NJ. MoDLEy, Committee.
GEoRGs WIisoX,
April 10th, l848.
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AViNG mndc arrangements for con.
- slant supply Of LAND WARRANTS, I will be
aoie 10 furnish any quantity to persons wishing
% sell them again, or to locate for Themselves.
on the most satisfactory terms.
! nlso attend TO locating variants for sct,lcrs
Or those from distance, I'd make entries In ali
the land Offices in the State. Persons deeiroua
ct making entries or locations can have their bu.
sin"ss attended TO with fidelity and despatch.
In several years experience as Land Agent, I
have acquired a thorough knowledge Of the pc.
cniinr advantages OF different locations, and fiat.
Ter myself that my facilities such as 10 cna bln
me TO give the mos. perfect satisfaction TO thoso
who ma, favor mo with their patronage.
Being furnished with maps and a rcpiAtet Of
nii lands entered and uncntered in tho State. I
w'll be psensed to give gratuitous information 10
!hose who desire IT An experienced Surveyor
is connected with my Agency
will attend to renting farms, houses and lota.
and paying taxes on all property tina, may be in.
trusted TO my care.
a. II. MILLER, Land Agent.
Davenport, March 10th, 1913.
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w. 4. g. A. NURSES
IA y i I = q MILLS.

xp A. s. A. NURSE have the best
- . of materials Of all kinds for between
i0O and 500 TANNING Mills which they arc now
making. They have called 10 their mid Shop,
where by the aid Of the Mississippi, they run
three circular saws, turning lathe, tenoning
machine, boring machine, grinds,one, &C.
They also have o InorticiEg machine and the
other necessary convcncnccs for doing things up
right.
Their board kiln, which they have Just built
aud tried, is hard to beat. Il seasons lumber in
a week us well as il laid in the weather year.
Now all buying Nurses tanning mills hcreaf
ter will have every stick and board, seasoned as
welt rs lar u bureau or table and we'll painted
with two coais Of good oil pain,--nonc 81 your
elne size for the first coat, as is customary with
all othcr tanning mill makers and ourselves here
,ofore.
Their mills have been and are rated rs the
hcs, in the land, and from this point they have
made and sold between COO and 700 in the las,
10 months and no fault found but on the contra
ry high praise.
The NrrsE's are practical Tanning Mill ma
kcrs and knor good mill when they see il, and
by their rnngemcns Of tho slevcs, wind, &c.
they 1aiier themselves they have arrived as near
perfection rs the times at present admit.
After running yOnr grain through one OF these
mills, oats, smut, or cheat, (chcss has no bust.
ness in your wheat, for il can't DO il the mill 10
woe&nt ,ccordlng 70 the printed directions that
accompany each mill. ~
These mills arc got out and put together BY
the best Kind Of workmen and you will find all
alike, well and ssously made and geared with
the best cassings Western New York can afford.
The journals arc all turned, as also the wrought
gudgsons-the boxes ore also turned on the in.
side. Our object 10 to prevent the usual jumping
and jsrsing, and to have oil 60 still smooth and
easy end last four times as long
AZ We weave our own screenery we are able
TO arrange different sized meshcs for different
parts Of the country, that all can he suited and
YOUR grain cleaned from all foul land that 10
what you want and we are aware of il and have
accomplished tic thing after years Of trial and
expense.
New and important additions and alterations
have been made this year which IRE worth to the
buyer one-third more.
They will have two or three pedlars out and
shall call on oil they can between Nausoo and
Dubuque, but any farmers or grain buy ere who
nj a good mill End have no chance Of seeing
pedlar will please drop line informing 10 Of
their Whereabouts and they shall be supplied.
Address VIM. A. e. ALONZO NURSE,
Moline, Rock Island CO., Ill.
P.S. Any quantity Of wire screeneFy kept
on hand for sale.
April 18Th, l848. sl-n
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DAVENPORT
NYYNw NTi'.tt,So
49, n = n = - - -

2 VHE Subscribers beg leave to
- inform the public that they have their
Mill in full operation. Farmers will AZ all imcs
find Flonr and Meal on hand, which we will cx-
change on the following reasonable terms:
For Spring Wheat, from 80 10 81 pounds of
Superfno Flour; for Fall Wheat, from 30 10 b
pounds, and 4 bushcl of Bran 10 each hushcl OF
Wheat. a bus el Of Meal for bushel Of Corn.
We have also bolt for boiling Buckwhcat.-
We will give 30 pounds of Buck wheat Flour for
a bush.l Of Buckwheaf, or grind md bolt TOT ten
cents per bushel. We nrc also prepared to pay
CASH FOR WHEAT.
fATCall at the BRIcK Steam Milk-
BURROWS, PRETTYMAN g. co.
Davenport, February 81, i848. Elf
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NetD anoertt Se,,le,It1.
Northwestern Insurance Company
Of oSWeS0. ny.

INCORPORATED by the Legislature Of
- the State Of New York. in 1894, with cap
iial lall paid in OF $4,000.
GEORGE FISHER, President.
SAMUEL HawLEy, Secretary.
COOK & SARGENT, Agents,
Davenport. Iowa.
April, 10Th, 1915. 33-sf
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ment in the State. These bcdsteads are the
pes, kind mrde in the United States, and nre
proof against bed bugs. Prices 400, $50, 400,
I,59, &c.
CABINET W.QRE
OF all kinds and descriptions, manufactured
and sold ut q small profit. Tables from AS to
800; Bureaus, Work-stnnds, &c. constantly on
hand. ALSO
Two horse wagons and buggies, with pipe
boxes and nuts for sale.
Mr.. a. RENrRo will attend TO business for me
at Camden, Ill.
All kinds Of Country Produce received in pay
ment for work at Cash prices.
SHOP, opposite A. Fulton's Store, corner
Of Rock Island aud Second streets.
S. r. JENNEY.
Davenport, July 18th tO47
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-04-20
A. e. CUL'rON'S
ET n A MILLS,

"a RE now in full operation, Farmers
- come on with your Wheat.
The highest prices paid for Wheat; or Flour
will DO exchanged for Wheat, 30 10 81 pounds TO
the Bushcl nad Bran thrown in gratusously.
Corn meal constantly on hand, for sale or ex-
change.
Davenport, March I'd, l848.
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FARM FOR SALE.
~ rxcrrxnx.r farm fnr salf

"a situnted within three miles Of Davenport
and on COED road. II embraces 90 ncres prai-
rio land, nc.half OF which has been broken, 81
acres are enclosed end 80 u0der cultivation. II
has.a gentle slope to Duck creek, which waters
il on the SOUTH A small frame house 10 on the
pveniscs. Application to be made to A. SAM
DERs or TO COOK e. SARGENT.
Real Estate Aeents.
Davenport, November 9Th, 16l7.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-04-20
M u SIC.

RS. COOKE having been SUCCESS
N2b full Teacher Of Vocal and Instrumental
Mnsc for tho last fifteen years in New York
City and the South, and now residing in Davcn-
port, respectfully informs its citizens and those
Of the vicinity that she would be glad to receive
Pupils for instruction on the Piano-forte and
hopes to give that % tisfnction to those who may
favor her with their patronage that she has here
tofore done. Tcrms-Ten Dollars per quarter
with Two Dollars addition for those who wish
to practice on her Piano, and all her Piano Pu-
pills will have the privilege Of attending her
Singing Clnsscs gratis.
r. s. Mrs. Cooke will arrange her hours Of
instruction TO suit the convenience Of those COM
ing from the country or Rock Island
Davenport, March 9th. i848. 26-if
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M1LLuNERY 4 DRESS MAKING.
RS. PROUDFOOr e. Miss HILL
~ would amt unce to the Ladies of Daven-
port and surrounding country that they have as
ISOLATED themselves together in the business Of
Millinery and Dress Making.
Latest fashions just received. BY being par.
,icular in doing their work and reasonable in
charges they hope to merit the patronage Of the
public.
shop opposite G.. G. n. Mtchcll's office, near
ly opposite the lie Claire House.
Davenport, April 18th, 1919. 3i-3m
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-04-20

ESTRAY NOTICE.
AIKEN UP by John Fri.
~ mcmood living in Spring Rock
township: Clinton county, Iowa,
E0\N on the 10Th day Of March, i848, an
NNy Estray Horse, described as follows,
claybank color, all Of his feet black
up to the fctlock, black name and tail, star in
tho forehead nnd snip on the nose, aud ap-
praised At thirty -onc dollars by Henry Galloway,
Ira Courtwright and Horace Kiusball, before
Robert Smith, Justice Of thc'Pcace. A true
copy from my estrny record.
r. +. BUTTERFIELD,
County COINS. elk. Clinton Co.
April Goth, 1913. 3w@
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-04-20
LAND WARRANTS ron SALE.

LAND WARRANTY FOO SALE.
oHE undersigned keep constant sup
- ply Of l60 acre Land Warrants for sale .,
the lowest Cash prices. Our warrants are pur-
chased in the best markets and through such
sources as enable rs TO sell very low for cash,
and TO guarantee all we sell to be genuine.
Any person wishing TO enter LOO acres Of land
in one body--even il lying in tho corners Of four
distinct townships-improvod or unimproved,
can save from Is to 20 per cent by making ap-
plication to us.
Wa also make entries Of lands in any 30snsi-
ties, for small commission.
COOK e. SARGENT.
Davenport, April 9th, ie43.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-04-20
IOWA PACKET.

For FoRr MADISON, BURLINGTON, BLOOMINGTON,
Rock ISLAND, DAVENPORT, GaLrsA, g. DrBuQuE.
A. THE very light draught
q passenger steamer FALCON,
l.eaRasp MoRruorsE, Master, will run regularly
during the season between 81 Louis and tho
nbose ports. The FALCON draws only 10 inches
OF water, has superior accommodations for Cabin
and Deck passengers, and is not surpassed by
any boat on tho river for comfort and safety.
Apply on board. April 9th, iai8.--30-ts
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FOR SALE.

a FARM Of $40 Acres six rifles from
- Davenport, il has on il three houses, sta
bling for twenty horses, 240 acres under fence.
abost 400 under cultivation and 10 one OF the
best located farms in the State. Apply to
March 10th. A II MILLER, Land Ag't.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-04-20
LOOK HERE FARMERS!

AvlNG the cxclu-
- siye right Of making
Palmer Uiiiiap,s' Patent
.Scrcic Bcdstcad,
for the State Of Iowa, and
having water powcrat Cam
den, H., 10 do my turning, !
can and will sell cHEArER
Nh0n any ,sk.r ,s,,t,l..i.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-04-20

ST. LOUIS 4 GALENA PACKET.
1919 ANTHONY WAYNE. Nor
;i-.El:al41fa rison, Master. will run rcuu.
lari, between 81 Louis and Gnena, during The
ensuing season, stopping at all intermediate
ports.
me WAySr, is new, fine, fnst-running and
double engine boat, has superior nccommod,.
tons, and every attention will be poid TO ra,scn-
gers md freight.
April 20h, 1915 a,-,.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-04-20

Remaining in tho Post Office at Davenport, OF
the LIST day Of April i8i8. which il not takcr
out before the LIST day Of July, will be sen
TO the General Post Office as dead letters.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-04-13
William, L. BoaIx,

DROPRIETOR of the Mssriinsburg House. on
Qneen Street, opposite Vie Market-house. Mar
ilnsburg. Berkeley County VA. s85aa5 s3i5s nfsI