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Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-01-19

We, The undersigned. have each now in
use one Of Bucks Patent Cooking Stoves
and we confidently recommend them 10 our
friends nnd The public generally. as superb.
IN all the operations Of cooking, 10 any We
nave ever tried or seen USED. II has IL de-
ended adraaage over all Cihers with which
we s-r .-yuatnied. 10 the SIZE oi the oven,
w;nrn is so constructed as 10 afford hori
zun,di surface equal 10 that of the whole DO
DIV and hearth OF the stove. II bakes equal
Il, we'll in the frort and back part. aud l.
not inferior in any respee1 10 br'>k oven
WITH excellent drauehl, It consumes a very
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-01-19
Bates, Iowa City. D. P. Palmer, Marion
Bates & Palmer.

ATTORNEYS AND CouNsELoRs NJ Law
T. AND SoLIcroRs In CHAscEY,
Will practice in the Supreme and Disirict
Courts OF the State Of Iowa.
All professional business entrusted 10
tseir care viii be promptly attendadtM
July 20,E lS47.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-01-19
.MEDXC.aL NOTICE.

I'm. J. D, NORRIS, having permanently
- located himself in Iowa City, tenders
his professional services 10 the ci,izens OF
this place and vicinity The utmost care,
attention and pro,np,aess will be observed
10 his practice, and in all his engagements;
and every effort will be made 10 please and
benefit his patients; his charges shall be
moderate ami terms made easy.
He will always be found al abe Morris
Hotel, formerly kept by Chauncy Swan, UNI
less absent on professional business.
Dec. 8, 1S47
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-01-19
JAMES X. POLK.
RICHARD NJ. YOUNG,
Commissioner Of the Gen'l Land Office
NOTICE TO PRE-E.NPTON CL.4I
NJ INs1,S

Every person enli,ied TO the right Of pre-
emp,ion TO any lands within the townships
an parts OF townships above enumerated, IS
required TO establish the same 10 the salts
faction of the r. gs:er and Receiver OF the
proper Land Office, and make paymen1
therefor as soon as practicable after seeing
this notice. and before The day appointed for
lie commencement, Of the pubic sale of the
lands, embracing the tract claimed, other
wise such claim VIII tie forfeited.
... RICHARD NJ YOUNG,
Commissioned OF the Geul Land Office
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-01-19
HOUSE.-TUEsDAY Jan. I6.--Mr. Sells pre-
scented q petition praying the passage Of . school

scented a petition praying the passage Of : school
law. f=ss; s-s, So a. "
A hill for the relief or Edward Foster,
! Was read a third lime and passed.
The committee appointed TO enquire into the
right Of Mr. Kinsman to q seat in this House,
reported that all the evidence in the case had
heen collected, except that Of the Cove-n"f;
and asked further instructions. SIS
The House then instructed the committee to
report tomorrow morning.
Mr., Olmsiead introduced bill to establish a
road from Elcader 10 Quasqueton;
Which was read a third time and passed.
Mr.. Cochran introdu, ed q bill prescribing
the duties of the Governor,
Which was read a third time and passed
Mr.. Cochran introduced bill prescribing
the manner of electing jurors in Lee county.
Mr.. Montague offered resolution that the
messenger be requested not 10 DELAY the bust
ness Of This House, by reading the bills and res
olu.ions carried by him,
Agreed 10.
Mr.. Sergest introduced bill prescribing the
duties Of prosecuting attorneys.
A bill to authorize James Bills 10 keep fer
~ across the Mississippi river.
Was read third time and passed.
On motion, the House adjourned till 2 o'clock
P. M.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-01-19

H. House adjourned MI ~ 0eiCck t0-ucrs
row nonine. ka IS SSsssss s.
SENATE--MexDAy, IAN. l7.--Mr- Benton
presented The pesItiso az twenty jnurntysaefi
|caspeniefs, praying Tie passage Of aSiaw secst-
Ing their wages. ss9s8.3sss 81
Mr. Benton introauceda bill 10 establish I.
system Of common schools. s.
A bill regulating mills and miilers,
Was read i third time and passed.
An act establishing certain roads therein
Was read a third time and passed.
Adjourned till 2o'clock. 81
3 O'Clock. r. IA joint resolution reistive
to the seat Of government,
Was read third time and passed.
Anact 10 establish q state road from Eddy
vile to Cheriden point,
Was read third time and passed.
An act to amend the charter OF the city Of
Pennington, 3s s..
Was read 4 third time and passed..
A memorial asking from Congress the site Of
Fort Atkinson,
Was read ! third time and passed. Il
A Joint resolution asking grant Of land on
Muscasine Island,
Was read third time and PASSED.
+ Mr.. Springer offered resolution instructing
the COMMITTEES on ways and means, to enquire
INTO the expediency 81 requiring tho Governor
to reside at the seat Of goyernmentj
Which was adopted.
AdjourncdJiH 10 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing.
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GcrTisos'y Of zoara,
JoHNsoN County,.
D,strict Court for snid County. TO the
.fpra Term thereof. ls4s.
JAcon EAanARr,
Il. &. u Us. Bill tor Divorce.
KANcY EAprAnr - J.

NANCY EARuAnT, -. - l,..-....
'ftilE said Nancy Eathari will take notice
tina, On the tenth day OIL SPpetnbsr, 1917
the said Jacob Earhart flied his Bal of con-
plant in The District Court for sad county
Of johnson. pra, ing divorce iionl the SAID
Marcy, which said Bill is now psndtag IN
said Cour,; and that unless the, said Nancy
appear before the said Couu d, the next
term thereof. TO be hell a. !owa City in said
County, on the fourth Monday after The
fourth Monday in March. 1913, and plead
answer and s!np,ur TO said Bill, said Bill
will be taken as confessed
s p GARDNER. Clerk
Dec Is, 1875 8w
Z G Folsom, Solicitor. s~a'@
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-01-19

2o'oLocK P. Mr.. Cochran intoduced q
bill to authorize James Bills to keep ferry
crossing the Mississippi river at Nashville, in
Lee county.
Mr.. Cochran offered resolution calling up
on the Treasurer Of State to report to this House
the amount Of money paid by him for reports
Of the supreme court Of Iowa.
= Mr.. Matson offered join. resolution that the
general assembly adjourn sine die, on SATURDAY
next
Mr.. GoodIell moved the resolution be laid
upon the table.
Agreed to. f
= Mr.. Cochran moved the House adjourn till
Tomorrow morning. 80 -
81 Not agreed to. 81 ssF
A bill to iicence and tax Pedlars, was read a
third time and passed.
Mr. Edmondson offered resolution author
ning the Secretary Of State to furnish the coun-
Vol APranoose with fifteen copies Of the stat
Which was real . third time and passed.
Mr. boaham presented the memorial Of Ed
werd Foster, asking TO be released from paving
balance dae on lot in Iowa City.
townships, "a s'' - - =
Was read third time and passed.
Mr.. Olnstead introduced bill to establish
branches Of > State University. .'.'
ed, '''e'e'n naln-
Was read third time and passed
an n acl to amend city charter Of Burlington,
va az read third time and passed.
Dill regulating mile and miIlers.
la Was read q third time and passed.
$50 chi 70 establish State road from EDDY
vile 70 Cheriden point, i
Wa read third time and passed. 4
On motion Of Mr.. Lyons,
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-01-19
LIST or LETTERS

DEMAixIkG 10 the Post Office al Iowa City
N on the 3lst Dec. l647. =.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-01-19

Persons calling for,,any Of the above will
please say advertised.
a S. G.. TROWBRlDGE, p. nj.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-02-22

JNHE SUBSCRIBER will sell at public sale, 10 the high
est bidder on W. dnesdsy, the lst day of March, at
O'Clock, al the Exchange, this valuable estate situated
seven miles from Baltimore, four from Ell cots Ms and
road. 1t adions the farm of John Glenn, esq and
iains acres OF land OF the best quality OF SOIL (be
ing mostly red and) and has been cultivated with view
10 its permanent improvement. The h Ids all carefully
laid out, well woered, and under good fencing. riil
The provements of the substantial kind The
dwelling is of brick, rough 80 feet front by 40 deep,
with portlcoes III front and 1t Is
of oaks, and overooks the whole farm, city OF
Baltimore the river, bay aud adjacent county The
Bile, carriage house, and outbuildngs aud
brick and conveniently arranged The view orn the
sion FAR superior any in the Union east OF the Aega
ny mountains. ...-
The barn is of stone with granite corners feet by 80
side oie yard The managers house. quarters granary,
and daIries all conveniently situated
The farm is stocked with l6OO fruit rees-apples,
peaches pearl cherries &ca selected with the Creates
care. and In full bearng The apple orchard produced
S3 bar els apples and 2i6 barrels OF cider
There also several IN strawberries 'aspoerrles,
grapes, NC.
This property easy Of and advantages
rarely 10 be with Ii perfectly healthy, and has good
water. ST. Tmohy's church is within mile, and there
also situations Tor boys and girls The city
papers delivered daily at the Otonsyile post Office
10 O'Clock, and two omnibues pass daily The society
in the neighborhood is excellent The stock and impe
ments may be taken at n valuation.
Terms of sale One fourth cash, the balance in two,
and three years, with interest payable half yearly, from
day OF sale $4,000 OF the purchase money remain
upon interest long II suit the purchasers The
interes payable semi-annnally Apply TO
W. T. SOMEKVlLLE,
the property o No SO Faye'i. street, Baltimore.
CANNON 81 BENNETT, Auctioneers.
Eel
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payment Of the suhso ridon be made " advance.
Distant subscribers forward
which will he paid by and ali by
Saie transmission. . III I'D '.i.etH
The COUNTRY PAPER published tweekiy during
Congress. aud semi weekly during :
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WEEKLY subscribers enclosed nve WEEKLY sub
scbers with enclosed will be entitled copy ths
edition as they furnish us subse ribers Tor, gratis
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Philadelphia
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nor in that OF Andrews and Boyle, which is of Pit
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The Phoneteo splendid chart ab"ut five feet square,
the elementary sounds of the English angua
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in articulation, PITCH tone, and gesture. Price S3
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The Phonetic Reader, Tin the old well in the new
alphabet) Price 81.
The Phonetic Speaker, consisting of the principles and
exercises in authors system OF elocnton, with numerous
diagrams and than 200 engraved figures Price 81
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Price 25 cents.
Comocks Phonetic Magazine, published monthly at 81
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,- Letters (post pad) should be dreced oA Comstock,
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Feb l6-9t*
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PATENT OFFICE, January 81. lS4e.
an the petition OF e. Mccormick, Of Steel's Tav-

PATENT OFFICE, January 81 lS4s.
nN petition OF q. II. Mccormick Of stsrl's Tav-
O,n p o. Virginia pra wing for the extension OF patent
granted said c. ii. Mccormick, for an improvement in
reapng machines, for years from the expiration
said patent which lakes place the 2lst day of June
1873
II ordered that the said petition be heard the Patent
Office on the third Monday in February, at IL O'Clock.
all persons notified TO appear and show cause
any they have why said petition ought to be granted
Ordered, also, that this be Published in the Union
and National Der1okrat, Washington; Enquirer, Rich
rnond Post, Pburg; Statesman, Columbus; Inquirer
Cincinnati Sentinel indianapolis; Free Press. Detroit
week for three successive weeks previous to the
third Monday In February next. "
EDMUND BURKE.
Commissioner OF Pa ents.
P s. Editors of the above papers viii please copy and
send their bills to the Patent Office with paper containing
this notice. .f
Jan 2t--iaw3w ...
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PATENT OFFICE, January 81, lSlS
NV the petition Of Colt, Hartford, COnnec

PATENT OFFICE, January 81 1913.
ON the petition OF samue Colt, Of Hartford COnnec
" ticu praying for the extension OF patent granted
said Samuel Colt improvement in firearms for
years the expiration of said patent which takes pac.
on the 25th day of February 1850
1t ordered that the said petition be heard the Patent
Office the thlrd Monday in February II o'clock
and all persons notified to appear and show cause IL
Ordered also, that this notice be published in the Union
and National Demokrat Washington Pennsyvanan Phil
Republican Union Portsmouth, New Hampshire Times,
Hartford, Connecticut week for three successive
weeks previous the third Monday in February
EDMUND BURKE,
Commissioned of Patents.
p S. Editors of the above papers will please copy, and
send their bills the Patent Office with paper containing
this notice.
Jan 2l-1aw3w
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..t .tf.. ...t,. ParRNT OFFICE, February B. ISt5
I'm petition John Thomas. OF New York city,
" praying Tor the nsion OF patent granted 10 SAD
John Thomas for improvement in floating dry docks io
wears from expiration of said patent which lakes
place the 18th day of March, lSa8-
II is ordered that the said petition be heard at the Patent
O,lce on The second MonGay in Ma rch IL O'Clock,
and all persons notified to appear and show cause, If
any they have why said petition ought no, TO be granted
and National ,Demokrat, Washington Pennsylvania,
Phia eIpha; san, New York; Post, Boston: Gazette
and Repubcan Union, Portsmouth,. N. H.. Union, ST
Louis week for three successive weeks previous
the second Monday in March next .
'7lu I ,-I.r frr = IA fri EDMUND BURKE
,nq l. .r.-.d .o... Commissioner of Patents.
r s. Editors Of the above apers will please copy, and
send their bills the Patent Office, with paper contain
ing this notice.
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NEW MUsIC.-Just received the following music
at the old established door to Fuer's Hotel
which will be sold at one. fourth lea" than half price
Fantasy-words by James Steward, esq
We are almost thereby J. b. Woodbury., esq.
Behold the Happy Home, from the Opera Maid of Honor
In this Old Chair, do 90 do
Think of Me oft at Twilight Hourly Bradford.
The Life Clock-arranged by j b. Woodbury.
Come with thy Lutte to the Foun'an, Duet
De Eel Catchers Giee--by Wnnemore.
Alsdoro Wnzes-by Bocca
The Pccolo Waltz-by F. ii. Brown
The tiloear Polka-by do do
Kathinka Polka-by Strauss
Oh, hasten then the Happy Day, quck-'ter'
Eeh 10 ~ ~. u.
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nATAPsCO EE MALE INyTlTUTE, Emtotcs mills,
L Mayland.--The ensuing term OF this institution, alter
i, private examination of week, will commence on
Thursday the 9Th of April without a vacation, and con
niue weeks, ri the ID OF Augus' after which,
there vii. be u vacation OF eight weeks 70 ,N -.
The following school year will commence on the an
Wednesday in Sepember and continue without vacation
i'm v-tour eeks Pupils from the Cities from tickly dis
ric, ana others who may wish to remain in the inu
ion during vacation, wi be provided for tina, the tde
nav he plea.any and probably employed The, rate OF
.haroe YIN remain heretofore. few vacancies will
ccu in April The annual eonnne seemsnf after pnb,
August
Feb IQ-2twt6Ap
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w Kcnrucky-,nhiect to the inspection Of 'srd OF
visters appointed by the Execn,ive-ihe Aduant Gene
IA, being lex oIicio) president Of the board
FACULTY. Incorporated with all the powers, privileges and
igh IN comforting literary degrees and honors. and grsn
ng diplomas which exercised by the trustees and lac
ulty Of any college in the United States
+ F JOHNSON, A. M, General Superintendent
W. A. Forces A. NJ, Professor of Mathematics and Civil
y ] Wycnr, A. NJ, Professor of Ancient and Modern
r II FoaRrsrER, esq., Professor of Law, Moral Science
and Pol cal Economy
JG BLAnr, ,, Tutor t,,, Of .n,r,,orv Department,
w w GAUNr, esq Assistant A..
This wi be carefy pree yea rom .nr CON
domino OF any particular sect OF pa w. ec' "
rri r o @ las closed with 1876 students. The
iemc wear will hereafter commence on the IL OF Sep
mber' and close on of July, with public exami-
The sunerinenden twice held the chair Of Mathematics
md Natural Philosophy in Gcoreetovn Co'ege; snb.e-
nelv that OF Natural Science and Civil Engineering in Bs-
on College and for past has been principal of
The Collegiate Institute noticed b low
Mr. HopKlNs Tor eight years Professor Of Natural
science at West Point, and received om Yale College tho
honorary degree CT Master of Ans
Mr. FoRBss graduated The Virginia Military Institute,
and has been Professor of Mathematics FOR the last five
years--lwo years at the Virginia Military Institute
Mr. WycHr graduated al the University Of North Caro-
ina retained Tutor, till elected Professor
If Languages in Jefferson College, Miss. He has e.n.no-
aals besides from PIo Olm-ed Professor Long, Cen'
Quitn,an, and other eminent scholars $50,
Mr. FORESTER is popular speaker cha tie wrI'er ana
was ior several years member ofthe P'i'sbux bar A
Mr. BLAINE graduated No in class OF S3, and ms me
highest Testimonials from eminent men, as to character
aud qualifications. t' . , -. h..,
Mr. SWIFT is graduate OF Yale Colege ana has oesn
teaching years with distinguished aohV III" ''
cess. p a., <-;,v School If
Mr. GAuNr has taught yearsin the oiv ''h'o' u
Terms. Tuition i. $50 to $40 per year. ~ ndpaaf.
o. ing ia Ss0 in the country 800 in Own, per year
TIE cadeis wear uniform ofbue cloth, AZ 20 0Psryad
rb.v are six hours day in school, and 'wo hours On
drill, lin good weather)
1-Educafsd d West Point
Feb. 2l-Iaw9m
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PATENT OFFICE, Jan. rs, ISiS
an the petition Lewis Cutting, OF LOWELL Mass,

PATENT OFFICE, Jan. % 1913.
an the petition Lewis Cutting, OF Lowell, Mass.
" praying the extension OF patent granted 10 SAID
Lewis Cutting improvement in spinning cotton, foi
seven years from the expiration of said patent, which
takes place the 10Th day of May, 1873
ordered that the said petition be heard at the Paen
Office on the first Monday in May IL O'clock and
all persons notified appear and show cause if
they have, why said petition ought not to be granted
Ordered also That this notice be published in the Union
and Nat,opal Demokra, Washington; Pennsylvanian,
Philadelphia Sun, New York Herald, Providence Posi-.
Boston Gazette and Republican Union, Portsmouth, n
H. week for three successive weeks previous to the
first Monday in May next.
EDMUND BURKE.
Commissioner of Patents.
p s. Editors ofthe above papers will please copy and
send their bills the Patent Office with paper contain
ing this notice.
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nearly resembles the gastric juice saliva in decomposng
ood and strengthening the organs OF digestion, as ths
preparation of arsapana Ii positively every case
OF dyspepsia, however severe or chronic
BANK DrrARrmErr Albany, May 10. 1915.
DH Towssrso; sn have been aYsd for several years
with Dyspepsia form, attended with oil
stomach loss Of appetite extreme heartburn and great aversion
all kinds OF food and for weeks could
able retain but small tried the usual
remedies but they had little removing the complaint
induced about months
saparla and must with little confidence but after using
nearly two bottles found appetite restored and the heartburn
entirely removed; and would earnestly the
to those who have bee afflicted as have been
Yours &c, w. W. VAN ZANDT
N. 3. Purchase but such have wrappers that
hide the bottle completely and have the written signature
of s. z. TOWNSEND.
Principal office l26 Fulton street, Sun Building, New
York Reddng Co.. State street, Boston; Dyott IL Sons,
32 North Second street, Philadelphia 5 s. Hance. Drug
gist, Baltimore Durol az Co. Richmond; p NJ Cohen
Charleston Wright IL Co, ISL Chares street, New Or
leans lO5 South Pearl street, Albany; r. Van Buskirk,
292 corner of Market and Broad Newark New Je
ey and by the prime pal druggists and merchants gene
rally throughout the United States West Indies, and the
Canadas.
Agent for Washington, CHARLES STOTT: Alexan-
dria HENRY COOK; Georgetown, X. S. T. ClSSEL
la 2S-6n
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NUi'rA PERCHA.-This article, in its natural state, is
~ ouud applicable u great variety of purposes for
Wnch leather, lndarubber, glass, hemp, cotton and most
e hbrous substances have hitherto been applied and,
When prepared with sulphur in the OF Indarubber,
ound u make better flexible substance for
poses than vucanized rubber The advertiser having
een long engaged in experiments testing its properties
qua uses has obtained supply OF the raw material, and
aoe permanent arrangements TO port II in its unmanu
acured state foe sale The scientific and curious. who de-
Se the article ior experiment, viii be supplied
Plcaton 10 the subscriber who has this the only
ot or sale IN the United States Having been the first
introduce the manufactured article the American public,
me subscriber has made greater variety OF applications
IL hah is TO be found at any other establishment Among
lie goods now ON hand and for sale in quantities to suit,
are Shoes dressing bands Hat round; cloth and sheet
or picture frames, book binding, wallets portfolio
hgs Tor beds, cushions, billiard tables soles and taps
Tor boots and shoes Oh these, large supply are now
ready. Orders from any part of the country enclosing
hive dollars more, will be sent with full instructions for
apply ing the bottoms of boots shoes Cloth for abe
piano. stand Floor CLOTH flexible tuLes snr'
seons splin fire buckets bags wuter-bags norman.
eaus, satcheIs, &c. Harness and all the appuenanc-s
substitute oiled silk ladies' dresses, tobacco wallets
Pcket wallets, cloth Tor awnings, aud all similar purposes
NC, &c.
substitute for patent leather applicable TO all the pur
poses for which the glazed goods used, is being pre-
pared alter a method discovered by the advertiser.
No patents have granted under the United States up
70 The present time. and be, whereby the public
WIN be prevented from enjoying the iree OF tta Per
cha laws do allow patents for monopoly OF
natural products for applications not involving novelty
rubber found just adapted Gu,ta Pecha Every arti-
e which made OF India rubber will be furnished TO
order from Gutta Percha which is really and properly,
species of rubber, by HORACE IL. DAY..
Manufacturer OF ndia-rubber and Gutta Percha,
,T.aI th Golt % Cortiandt ,treet, New York
7-ifcau
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y EMOvAL.-JOHN FOY respectfully announces to
members oil Congress and strangers visiting the
ropos that his heretofore kept in the basement of
the Capitol, removed outside OF the building to the
white house the south gate of the Capitol where his
old and all will find the same viands, flesh,
fowls &c. and his former establishment not found degen
eraied.
The house will be opened on Wednesday morning next
when he will be glad to the smiling counenances Of
all his friends.
Jan 10