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NOR sALE.--A valuable aud beautifully situated farm
near the Washington Race Course and about two and
a hall miles from the Centre Market House, fine road
This within small fraction OF three hun
dred ucre about TWO hundr which OF good
woodland and the balance in good cultivation and the soil
much inn proved.
Tie provements consist OF story farm house,
dwelling Tor farm hands, new two.stofy Stable and
coach house. barn and courthouse, and other small build
ings extensive kitchen garden with extensive hotbeds,
and pretty extensive orchard of the most select fruit OF
various kinds.
The whole is well fenced the title ndispuable, the
price motera rate, and terms easy 1t lis believed that
healthy location be found in this District and has
the convenience OF Rock creek crossing OF it and
n fine mill within FORTY yards of the land. The tract is
everywhere well watered with fine springs.
For further information, inquire OF Thomas Carbery, o.
Washington, Lewis CsrbeIy, of Georgetown.
lift
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Jan IA
SANDS SARSAPARlLLA,
IN QUART BOTTLES,

ns sss s oo o a Of arising
i Kings Evil Rheumasm Obstinate cn,aneous Eruptons
pnles Puais. the Do'shss Be Chronic
Bones and Joints stubborn Ulcers hiie Symptoms siiatoa
Lumbago and Diseases arising from an nndcou Of Mercury
Asctes or Dropsy Exposure or mprudence in Life o Chronic
this preparation strongly
properties sarsepaila combined with the ehecua
table Kingdom fully tested only by patients
aaae probaon Se rnss s snd
has on its own merits for value and
parl Diseases ha,. cured such
w1 have T.s Il. %o"
the springs Of lie and muses. new Vigor Throughout the
ANOTHER CURE or scRoFuLA
The following striking and as will be permanent
sorrHrosr Conn, jan l, is4s.
to inform you of the rsmaase e.c,ed by saapa
in the OF wife She severely afflicted
enlarged and her limbs much swon Alter suffering
leg suppufasd Her adeG should
is a w ss a and but
parla The first bottle produced favorable eject
Se aon f nS svs nd dh aa o
year health remains good show
neghhors al knowing these aud think very highly
Yours with respect, JULIUS PIKE.
Extract from letter received from Mr. N W Harris gentleman
apalla who attacked with scrofua scrouou
al
IN. w. HARRIS.
"FREpERIcKs HALL, Va, July II, 1913"
SANDS sans,rAnLLA almost unnecessary direct
tention article well deserved
this PREPARATION but patients often who wish the
of Sarsapar induced worthless compounds
but containing little of the this valuable
and think greater
than in directing their attention the
Sands in smother column The bottle has recently been
erged to hold and those who wish really
will find this all the
The experience OF thousands has proved efficacy curing
.nrons diseases 10" which recommended and
m more than other perhaps is this medicine useful
pairing the system fol- achangc Journal sept
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail, D. SANDS
York. $3.50 - '''"' 49,
Agenu IN Washington city d. C: r. Charles Stott
and Ncssrr d. W. Gilman Soil in Alexandra nv
COOK u Pei and in ,ieoigetown by r.. L. Cissel
sold also by druggists generally
and Canadas Price 81 per bottle; bottles for So
Mar ls-tlsJuly. w.
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JESSE K. DOW,
.N0tGrv Public and General -Ysrnt,

Office, No B. Union buildings, directly under the Union
ONCE, Washington, ID. o.,
TENDS to the prosecution OF claims before Congress
ana the various departments of the government PEN
sons and bonny-land particularly attended
bouny-and warrants purchased and sold The heirs and
ega representatives of the officers and OF John Paul
Ioness squadron In F79 win find it be to their ntees
to apply to Mr. d., he having the rolls OF the Bon Homme
Richard and Alliance and tell at glance pho and
pho are moi entitled to share in the Denmark prizes Per.
sons abroad who desire business be attended to by Mr.
win be required in ali pay postage and enclose
a retaining fee OF IS.
Refer TO the members Of the 18th and Both Congresses
generally
Mar2-ly frn,sl1
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GrISO REwARD.-Ran aw ray from the subscriber near

o. SD REWARD.-Ran away from the subscriber near
~ IOO Luray, Page county, Virginia. the 9th inst,
boy named Aaron lie is very black, 20 years OF age
about feet or inches high, has down look when spo
ken very thick lips, and heavy He had when
he left domestic kersey rock coat, faded black color.
broad brm white hat and other clothing with him,
collected The above ewurd OF $3.50 will be given should
he be apprehended OF the State and 500 taken in the
State that may get him again. All reasonable charges
Will he paid If delivered to at L.uray.
n Aaron lett in company with sprghy yellow boy. red
compile xion, red hair, aud spotted face; tail
Aaron but heavier made Both OF the above boys good
ooopers. WIN. A. CHAPMAN,
Sept 22-T Luray, Page county, Virginia.
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nN DOG-BREAIkING, by Lieut. Col Hutchinson. yo

NV DOG-BHEAKING, by Lieut. Col. Hutchinson, vol
" ume. London, 1873.
Observations Dog breaking, by w Floyd, Gamekeep-
err, (pamphet) London, iSI5.
Carpenters Anglers Assistant volume London, 1913
Johnson's Shooters Precepior, volume. London.
The handbook of Angling, by Ephemera, volume.
London, 1913.
The Anglers Hand book, pocket volume. London
Coored engravings Price 81 cents
The Sportsman's Cyclopodia, volume, thick octave.
London, ISlS
Mls's Spousmans Library volume. Edinburgh.
The Horse and the Hound, their and treatment,
horse mGnship, and hosedeang, by Nimrod, volume.
Edinburgh
The Rod and the Gun, by Wilson, vol Edinburgh
Just inn ported from London by L. TAYLOR each with
numerous Illustrations; also other works. English
vertiset's. Feb
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~,y.r.,. ,UuE ron ToornAoHE.-Ifsn any person

<,uurAs1 gUIfh FOH Pei9o"
- ina ,a ppies,ion OF JVhe Tsabery Tooth Rash
tooth viii BE by hi, V very vuasb
property belongs almost exclusively 70 % Licb ths fol-
many such cures have been caused oy - - ~ 40
lowing mentonedi I'll, -, 49,
Much benefit has been derived by my family, ana many
snd ne y .ns W w Teabe
an immediate and ehecua remedy Tor oothaGne and pre-
the teeth gunls anu ii0"i i q I6NsroN
worthy of confidence and use = D 'CiiEs,1i "
ohsehe cured in one minute BY wh n9
speculy solicit that those who suffer WIN ioo1aehe may
hs sod ip a. he Depot, Nos. and Browns Hotel
CURE FOR SORENESS or THE GUMS.
ho ns Tssr ToS Wash 81
efecua remedy alleviate soreness and that restores
the to sound and pleasant condition, and preserves
Having used Wheele Teabeny Tooth Wash for diseased
teeth and gums and found that although my
gums were so much out OF order that teeth could
be laid b.ot few sppean o ' S9h wA sns
used BENZ. G, MITCHELL.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF THE GUMS.
In all of soess of the gums, even though tue teeth
may have been insecure and loose in the gums, perfect
looseness teeth, by the gums having become soId
lied and compact and the teeth frightened and made firm
all is produced by iow applications OF Wheelers Tea
Having had scur on my teeth attended by soreness of
the gums. Itried wheeler's Teabeny Tooth Wash In a
few applications it entirely took the scurf from my teeth
and made perfect and final cure therefore recommend
TO the public as very pleasant rened al tooth wash
have used "heeers leaoctfy looln WASH ana iouhu
superior TO any oiher article thoroughly removes
ssar strengthen, , and ode' hs gas' Mffh FIRM"
s'I U, M NJ 60 ~, al . p,, H. ' '0'
"ep nn1 o , ~ rsnT,nr- Cr r,1r c,r,,s
~ ARRESTS ALL bLEEDlNG or LIE GUMS
The use of Wheelers Teaberry Tooth Wash at once ar
SO Al. a'.s VI nv b BIN ,L anu it, ~ 49, H.
ha. us"aiy i n pIhr cue oeeoi"s' "o 'P' III"
ko"i h ~ i e, Ny 49,, r. I r,h u.h co., ,o
vaars and Gnd il h heat article of ,bs Wind have ever
met with il IL the only wash the use of which hadens
my gums ana prevents the" ''0" d ss6fGf F. SITES
Du,;ny ,ha teeinu NJ child N alleviate soreness, and
vsr in The ater ober vrw GOOD articles had fail
owing 10 Their severity Wheeer's feaherrv Tooth Wash
nrn n,sd ,vss ssa amJ - s,hSnaJ IN sopsne.s and
hv n,wn s'nnri r,ic,e ~, ,,ash h ,nns az hii
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OREM s. HOPKINS, late John Nj. Oren, X Co., MORT,

~ west corner Market and Charles streets, Baltimore
would inform merchants and merchant tailors that
have fitted up the floors their tailoring and clothing
Department. for the sale, by the piece, OF cloths,
meres vestings ailors trimmings, and all ARTICLES ada ped
the trade. The liberal patronage bestowed upon them
in this department OF their business has induced them to
enlarge their warehouse enable them their
creased trade One OF the partners, who has had long
Perience in business, will devote his whole time to pur-
chasing goods and buyers may rely upon finding large
stock OF whatever is desirable Of European and
American manufacture that money procure
New cloth. rooms will be opened the LIST of March.
Entrance Charles street. Feb 27-eolm
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fuRUYTEE'S Sale OF Valuable I.,ts A., c,.,~.x.....

By authority Of decree of the conr of the nj
uct OF Co'uinDa, sitting as of chancery
snrbe trustee, will sell without reserve ON ,be nre
ses, on the 18th day OF March next o'clock n m two
lots OF ground in the village called Wlberorce The 6r I
fronting 90 feet on High street. and running back I4O feet
German street, until ii meets Congo lane the other lot
fronting 100 feet German street. and same ON Conan
lane.
Terms of sale prescribed by tho The purchase
10 be paid in equal nsalmens six twelve and
eighteen months from day of sale the whole to be
interest from the day of -ae and the payment thereof be
secured by the bond of the purchaser with security to be
approved by the trustee, cash be paid the day
sale, the ratification thereof by the court
JAMES mcguire, Trustee.
Feb. ll-3taw6w r.. S. WRIGHT Auctioueer.
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kNHNoH and Spanish LangusRcs--J. MEIERE, late
professor United States navy, Yale College, &c.
spccuuy acqnaints the citizens of Washington that he
contemPlates giving instruction in the above languages
as well 2: in the English to foreigners
froi neiee Matters himself that his reputation rs an In
ucto !. too well established here TO require particular
For terms, &c. sdre,s NJ, at the bookstores of Meurs
franck Tsylor Taylor d Msury, and Fischer or At his
residences q Mn wi'isn', opposite w F,pct Taylors
rohhsylFaPN sV~H"e' Nov. f-U
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New routos An New Jersey, Pennsylvania Maryland
and Ohio.

Eat,ac from the Of Congress Of Sd March, ls5, section Is
and be further enacted That il shall be the duty of the
Postmaster General in all future lettings of contracts for the
transportation of the mall TO let the every TO
the lowest bidder rendering sufficient guarantees for faithful
performance, without other reference the mode of such
transportation than may be necessary to provide for the due
CELEBRITY certainty aud security ofsuch transportation
shall any hereafter be required purchase
out or take valuation the stock vehicles Of any pre-
vious contractor for the same route"
IT, Bidders will be careful to read the forms and nstruc
appended this advertisement They requested
state their prop SAILS the mode by which they intend
to convey the mail. Where the and weight of the
mails or speed called for in the schedules shall require
it, the will be made for coach, steamboat, rail-
road conveyance, the may be- and, consequently
such routes will be let to bids proposing such mode Of
veyance In all other cases, the will be assigned
bids proposing the cheapest modes of transportation
PROPOSALS for carrying the mails of the United States
from the Is, day NSW }HK Es 70 Ss h 81
MARYLAND, and OHIO, will be received at the Contract
Office of the Post Office Department in the city of Washing
ton until H. of the 4,h April l549, Ito be decided by the
24h of April lS49,) the and in the and
time herein specified VIZ;
1869. From New Germantown at 10 m Wednesday
by Pottersvie and Unionvile
To German Valley, by PIP m, II miles
And back between D p m and ~ M same day
1870 From Key Port m, six times week. often
the boats run between New York and Key
BY Homde and Colts Neck
To Squankum, by l2 m, 20 miles
And back between | p m and p m same day.
1871 From Tuckahoe at 5 m Saturday
BY Lower Bridge, Cedar Creek, Seayille, and
Townsend Inlet
To Cape May G. H., by II pm 90 miles
And back between 6 and IL m day
Proposals leave the morning, and the after
noon Of the day. day TO be named, will be con-
sdered
1872 From Philadelphia (Pa) at a m Saturday
BY Camden IN. J.) and the following places
Ellesburg, Fellowship and Green Tree
To Mount Laurel, Burlington county, (N. j. y by l2
M 90 miles
And back between p and p m day
1873. From Cranberry at 9 a m Saturday
To South Brunswick, by IL a m, miles
And back between p m and m day
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National clearinghouse.

lust RECEIVED direct from the Island Of St Thomas
u per brig Anna osin, Capt Dorry, lot of the fines
genuine green turtle brought this market which
will be served up daily in coup, and all various mode
Of cookery, and in the bes, possible style Also from Nor
olk rssh oysters, spiced oysters shccpshead ackere
shortest notice. ~
o. Families served a. usual,
Aug, N~H W. WALKER
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FOR NORFOLK,

p ill., THE STEAMER OSCEOLA leaves Wash
ssz n2on for the above place every Thursday
O'Clock returning, viii leave Norfolk every Friday
at O'Clock touching Mt Cone river going and
turning. Passage and fare IS
For Baltimore.
The Osceoa leaves for the above place every Sunday
O'Clock returning, leaves Baltimore livery Tuesday
at o'clock p stopping going and returning at Cone
river Va, Leonardtown, Nd and St Mary's river, Nd
and the intermediate landings the Potomac, for sig
nails land
Mar s-dlweodu JAMES MITCHELL
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VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For the benefit Of Monongaia Academy,
Glass No. So, for l849,
To be drawn in Alexandria, Va, Saturday, the 2sh

Tickets SlO--haves S5-quarters 50 so.
Certificates oil packages OF ~ whole tickets, $40
DO do 26 half do ~
Do do rs quarter do %
5- Orders for tickets and shares and ceric of pack
ages in the above splendid lotteries will receive the
prompt attention, and official of each drawing
Immediately after it is all who order from
Address J. ~ G. MAURY,
Agents for j. w. Maury Il Co., managers, Alexandria
Virginia. Mar II
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Tickets Sl0-haves S5-qnarters s. So
Certificates of packages of 26 Whole Tickets $40
DO. do. rs Half do. 10
Do. do. ~ Quarter do. 30
Orders tickets and sharas and certificates of packages
in the above splendid lotteries will receive The most prom p
attention. official OF each dra sent I'M
mediaely after it all who order from Address
]. 81 G. MAURY,
A gents for ]. w. Maury u Co.. managers
Feb 20 AleYandria, Virginia.
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MACAVLAH's hiatory az England, cheap edition
lNl FirA yc'en,e hi, day received, for sale by
A"n J Taylor
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CT 100 REWARD.-Kan away from the subscriber $
ED IOO plantation, Warrenton, Virginia, during me
Christmas holidays negro man Joshua The said negoo
is about six feet high very dark, red eyes, and about "
years of age.
At the me and from the place, negro boy
Frederick eoped-supposed be in company with Joshua
Frede rick is II Is years of stout made, about nV
feet three inches high. shows bis teeth when spoken TO- anu
has very heavy eyelids which conceal most oil the eye
when he looks u p.
Said negroes supposed TO be in the vicinity OF Bfcn
vile or Washington civ unless they have attempted 10
reach free State will give 500 for the arrest OF eithe
OF said slaves il taken the State of Virginia or District OF
Columbia 800 for either If arrested out OF said state
District, and secured so that get them ,a,y
JOHN F. JACKSON.
Jan I0-Iaw9U* [Intelgencerl
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DOBERT j. WALKER Will practise law In the
III Supreme Court OF the United States In answer to
many letters he thinks proper say that he attend
10 claims before Congress any OF the departments but
WIN devote his attention exclusively intrusted
him in the Supreme Court.
OfiiSs on Pennsyvsnia avenue, the Seven Build
inRs warrington, ID, u. Mar eff
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DREMIUM Pisnos--The subscriber has Just received
three very superior instruments from tue nnrvaheu
manu- factory Of Haeit & Davis whose pianos receiver
the highest premium at the last fair.
Persons DESTROYS of possessing first instruments ss
invited call and examine those at Sationers Han oeIo
purchasing elsewhere Secondh hand pianos taken par
pay -, ,,,,,,,pp
Feb, | WIN. FlSVHbN'
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Capital s72 ,5O0S35 OoO S25, 000-S15, OO0S 900
Lowest three number prizes 81 900.
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For the benefit of Monongnlia Academy,
Class ID, for 1919.
To be drawn in Alexandria, Va, Saturday, Apil q
1919.
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BRILLIANT LOTTERIES
FOR MARCH, 1919.
], W. MAURY IL CO., Managers.
s39, O0Oi $4,000! sIO,000I
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For the benefit of Monongaa Academy,
Class No. As, for 1919,
To be drawn in Alexandria, Va Saturday the 3lst OF
Mar
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-03-15

The new Cabinet 10 made up % follows
Secretary of State -JosN NJ. CLAYTON
Of Delaws
Secretary Of the Treasusy-wx. n
MEREDITH, Of Pennsylvania.
Secretary Of Was--Ex-G Gov. CsAwyoRD
ri Georgia.
Secretary Of the Navy-wn. c. Ps,s
TON, Of Suuth Carolina.
Secretary Of Home Depsrtmsnt-JonS
DAVIS, Of Mass.
Pot Master Gcneral-TnoMAs EWING
Of Ohio.
Attorney Gencral--REvEaDy JOHNSON
Of Maryland.
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~ aud proper Insecure encouragement ssd
protection 10 the general interests Of agri.
culture, commerce aud manufactures; 10
improve our rivers and hasbors; 70 provide
for the speedy sxsinguishmsns Of the pub
lie debt; to entoscc strict accountability
on the part It all officers Of the government
and the utmost economy in oil public e.
pendi,ures; but il il for the wisdom Of Con.
gress itself, 10 which oil legislative powers
are vested BY the constitution, 10 regulate
these and other matters Of domestic policy.
! shall look TO tho enlightened patriotism Of
that body to adopt such measures Of co.,
citation - may harmonic conflicting in.
tsres,s, and tend to perpetua,e that Union
which should be the paramount object Of
our hopes and affections. In any action on
nv part, calculated to promote On object %
near the heart &c every one who truly loves
his country, will zcalously unite with the
coordinate branches of the government.
In conclusion, congratulate my fellow
citizens on the high state Of prosperity 10
which the goodness Of Divine Providence
has conducted our common ccuntrv. Let
10 invoke continuance Of the same pro-
tecting care which has led 10 from small
beginnings 10 tho emincnce which We shis
day occupy; and let us seek To deserve that
con.inuancs BY prudence and moderation
ia our councils, bv we'll directed attempts
TO assuege The bitterness which too often
makes unavoidable differences of opinion
and liberal principles; and bv IN enlarged
patriotism which shall acknowledge no
riahss but those Of our own widespread re-
public.
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THE WING ADDRESS.

The clear exposition made in this docu.
mcnt Of tho high handed and unparalleled
course pursued by the Locosoco members
Of The recent Iowa General Assembly, has
created quite autsering among the fully
fedgsd occupants Of their press throughout
the State. While they cannot deny the
truth Of the statements thcro made, they
seek BY wordy reviews to cove' them "as
with . wet blanket"
One Of this class Of reviewers flourishcs
in the last number ofthe Dubuque Express,
over The signature of"A Citizen Of lows"
He prefaces his remarks with the declara-
ton tina, be is "personally familiar with
some Of the Imaginary Developments ofthis
official document" To prove that he is
no, only not familiar but is wholly unac-
quainted with the subject tina, he pretends
to discuss. wo deny positively the truth Of
bis repeated assertions a. to the authorship
Of the address. The Senator from Cedar
county did not rritc that address. Hence
the whole article nearly the length Of the
address, turning upon tho authorship Of the
latter rs upon pivot, and hesping abuse
upon one who was not the author Of il, has
no weight. Tho editor Of The Express en-.
dorses tho article Of his anonymous cores
pendent only 30 far - relates u the Sena-
tor from Cedar being its author. He is
sgregiousIy mistaken snd 10 bis zeal Tor
party has allowed himself to endorse .
ialsehood.
The Interests Of tho State Of Iowa bad
20 better champion in the Legislature last
winter than was found 10 The untiring and
assiduous Senator from Cedar, end Of this
the citizens Of our State need no better
proof than 10 displayed 10 tho many attacks
made upon him BY the hireling editors Of
tbe LocoCoco press throughout the State.
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Wednesday Afiermoon.-Yesterday at
noon the ice broke up at this place and after
running for an hour again stopped. The riv'
er had been rising fur some days and bad
reached within two feet Of the great rise in
the spring Of 1874. The cardng mill o.
Mr.. Hitchcock, one mile above Davenport
was carried away by the ice; aud ware
house in Rock Island stored with -four, re-
moved from its foundation, splitting some o.
il contents into tho river. No other dam
age thus isr has been experienced in this
vicinity.
This forenoon the ice again started, the
river rose very rapidly and Al this present
time il up to our Office floor.
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CHARlVARl.

Last Tuesday evening tho most ludic-
rous performance ever enacted 10 Daven-
port came of in the shape Of charivari to
. newly married couple. The circums,an-
ces connected with tho affair tho b'hoys
though. sufficient to justify them in "doing
things up brown" Horns and srumpe's,
pans aud kettles, COW bells aud sleigh bells,
and every thing that could be made TO emit
. sonorous sound, were called into requisi-
ton; tho church and ferry bells werc tolIcd
and the whole performance intersperscd
with "most awful groans." All transpir'
ing amid rain, darkness, water and mud
combined to render it q scene, il such il
could he termed, worthy Of pandemonium
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tTToM. CoRwrS, Of Ohio, is q native
ofKcntucky. The old, one-story log house.
about twelve feet square, with its QUO door
and two small windows, glass six BY eight
inches, in which he was born, still stands
10 Bourbon county. ]. is occupied By an
old widow lady, who in reply to the remark
that her house looked old. with patriotism
flashing from her Dyes, exclaimed, ''Ycs, sir.
il is old out aud Of fashion; but j, must mo-,
be altered while live, for Tom Corrin was
BORN kerc!t"