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PETIT JURORS.

HGmilton.-Jesse Van Buskirk, Charles
J. Walton, Amos Rouse, Adam keSter, and
George Felker,
Price.-Jacob Price, Simon n. Stright.
Polk.-George Dotter, James Westbrook
Cornelius Smith, Paul Blose
JackSOn.-John Winter, Jacob Bender
Observation-Disclosures d. Keller, Pa
trick Daily, John Brong, Jacob Greenamoyer
Smithfeld.-John Casebeer, Peter Wolfe,
Henry Tribe, John Smith, James Kintner,
Henry Brotzman.
To6yhannG.-Henry Stoddard Samuel G.
Eschenbach, Andrew Eschenbach.
M Smithfeld.-Moses Oyereld, Frederick
Overfeld.
PocOno.-John Arnold, Jacob Stauffer,
George E. Labar, Peter Schick
Etdred.-Peter Kleindop, Edward Englcr,
Jonas Serfoss, Jonas Smith.
Coolbaugh.--Henry Whitesell
RoSS.--Peter Remmel.
Stroud.-Henry ID. Bush, Robert Barry,
William Transue, James Kerr, Jesse Serb
ner.
Borough Samuel Reos Jr.. Philip Swart-
wood, Richard S. Staples
ParadiSe.-John Learn, Jacob B, Teel
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PARDoNS.-Governor Pollock has is
sued an official order that hereafter all
applications for pardon must be preced-
ed by at least FIVE days notice to the Dis
trict Attorney of the locality concerned,
and ten days notice in a newspaper.
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Good News for Bread Eaters Flour from
Canada.

OswEao, N. Y, April l6.-The re-
ciprocity treaty is rapidly developing its
good effects in the large receipts of pro-
duce, lumber, &C., from Canada, since the
opening of lake navigation. Among the
receipts are 66, 900 bbls. of Canadian -four.
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bS Oats sold in Philadelphia last
week for 20 cents per bushel; hay for ST.
IS, 81 30 and Sl.25 per hundred pounds.
These prices make horse-fesh dear com
modify to keep on hand without being
proftably employed.
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FfightII CataStrorhe.-A grave event
has just occurred at Moscow. The large
bell of the tower of Ivan Velik, in the
Kremlin, fell to the ground at the moment
when the ceremony of swearing allegiance
and fidelity to the new Emperor was GO
ing on, and by its fall crushed nearly 100
persons.
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CHURCH STRUCK BY LIGHTNING -
EAsToN, Pa, April I4-The Moravian
Church in this place was struck by lightn-
ing at noon to-day, and the roof much in
jurcd No other damage was caused
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JURY LIST.
GRAND Jurors.

CheSnutAH.-Michacl Gctz, and Peter
Gilbert.
Hamiton,-Jacob Hauk, James Harmnn.
Stroud-Charles Drake, John Huston. ana
Adam Shafer.
IO6yhanna.-TImothy Miller
NJ. Shsithfeld-George Tompkins, An
drew Frutchey, and Abraham V Coolbaugh,
and John Clark
Pocono.-Peter Edinger, & Jacob Angle
moyer.
EIdred.-Charles CorrclL
Price.-Samuel PostenS.
Smithfeld.-Peter Yesley, and Horace
Brodhead
JackSon.-John Ousterhout.
Borough-Melchoir Spraglc, WIN. Drcher,
Charles Smiley, and Alexander Fowler
POIk.-Aaron Heiney
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The Treasurer of Pennsylvania has
sent to the Legislature of that State a list
Of the defaulters of that State, whose ag-
gregate defalcations amount to $500, 900.
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10 the Eastern State Penitentiary there
arc go conyiets.
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A lady in New York has made quar-
ter Of million dollars by keeping school,
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G. c. SHoLEs, Esq, formerly of Dan
vile, printer, has again been elected May
or Of the city of Kcnosha, Wisconsin.
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There are on the canals of New York
about 25, 600 boatmen and 5000 BOYS.
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Chicago is word derived from the
Indian meaning skunk.
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Oiled sawdust, acted upon by the rays
of the sun, will ignite spontaneously in
I6 hours.
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Eight persons, charged with murder,
are TO be tried in New York this month.
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Whlskey Is Iower-Salcs al 30 cents in
barrels, and 35 cents in hLds,
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PROHIBITION N New YORK.-A bill
has passed the New York Legislature and
received the signature of :he governor
prohibiting licenses, and confning the sale
of Liquor to manufacturing, medical,
chemical, and, and sacramental purposes.
All provisions Of the act take effect after
the 4th of July.
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In Virginia the Wheat crop is looking
well.
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Counterfeit SIS altered from l 5, on the
Princeton Bank, n. J., are in circulation.
They are of two kinds-Figinette, arms
of the state steamship and rail cars, in
the distance 5 on each side three men
with pick, shovel, guns, &c, on the lower
er left corner-small State arms on the
lower right corner-FIvE in red letters
across the bill-not like genuine. Eig-
nette two females sitting, shield, &c.-sol-
der raising breastwork on the left end.
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n Engage y OUR MRssENeERs.-Hitberto the
Usptaln Oh he Auxiliary Guard has been kind
n tbs 20 70 permit prisoners who have friends
With a., ca y, to employ persons not connected
&c u we guard, to find them and inform them
S VI .no arrest. Persons thus engaged, have
,bo paid by the prisoner or his friends for
ne errand service. But the meanness of one
person this morning, not the prisoner, for he
was generous, but his friend has induced the
captain to deny the privilege. Therefore it
Is necessary for those who do not wish to go to
the farm, to engage their messengers before
they are arrested.
RIOT Yesterday, a fight occurred at the
steambo at wharf between a number of Young
men who were assembled at that point to wit
ness the return of the boats engaged in the
r'ce A considerable quantity of blood was
lost by some, and others were bruised and
scratched. Officers were on the spot at the
time, but up to ten o'clock this morning we
heard OF no arrests. Other officers than those
present nave decided to take the matter in
hand, and it is probable that some of the par
ties concerned will be made to pay dearly for
| their sport.
CORPORATION CASES, &c.-Robert Cross
| threats OF violence; security for peace. Mrs.
+. Binsed, assaulting and attempting to throw
boiling water on a little girl security for
peace. J. NJ: Burke, harboring a female ami
| maj Vi tne uog KIND fined $40 and costs.
Daniel Schneider, indecent exposure work
house 60 days. S. F. Thomas, do 80 days
John Barry and Michael Heating, (boys,) ma
licious mischief; security for peace. Those
cases are given US in the fifth district
NEW ORDER OF BEGGARs.-Last night, a
stout white fellow was found by the guard
going from door to door, ringing the bells, and
| begging from the inmates of the houses They
warned him, and then kept lookout on his
movements. At two o'clock this morning he
was caught in the act of ringing door-bel
and taken to the guard-house and sent to the
| farm.
| A FINE SPECINEN.-On opening one of our
southern exchange papers, this morning, out
lew fuil-srown mosquito, which had had
| free passage by water, coach, and railroad
His residence in the midst of us, however was
of short duration. He found no cordial well
come, and, as soon as possible, was killed He
was 10 curiosity. -
| WATCH RETURNs.-Alex. Morrison drunk
in the street; fine and costs. JnO Albertson,
drunk and disordeIly; workhouse 80 days.
W. II. Sheets, do; do
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United States Patent Office,

washington, July 30, 800:
ON the petition of JAMES GAMBLE and JOSEPH
" 5. HILL, of Cincinnati, Ohio, PRAYING for
the extension of a patent granted to them on
the Both day of December, 1871, for improve.
ment in apparatus for moulding candles - for
seven years from the expiration Of said patent
which takes place on the Doth day of December,
1855
1t is ordered, that the said petition be heard at
the Patent Office on Monday, the 10th Of Deem
Der, 1855, at II O'Clock, m; and all persons are
notified to appear and show cause, If any they
have, why said petition ought not to be granted
Persons opposing the extension are required to
file in the Patent Office their objections, specially
set forth in writing, at least twenty DAYS before
the day Of hearing all testimony filed by either
party to be used at the hearing must be taken and
transmitted in accordance with the rules Of the Of
fee, which will be furnished on application.
The testimony in the case will be closed on the
30th Of November; dispositions and other papers
relied upon as testimony, must be filed in the office
on or before the morning of that day; the argu-
ments, If any, within ten days thereafter.
Ordered, also, that this notice be published In
the Union, Intelligencer, and Star, Washington,
ID. c.; Republican, Baltimore Evening Argus,
Philadelphia, Pa; Scientific American, Y. York;
and Enquirer, Cincinnati, Ohio-once a week for
three successive weeks previous to the 10th Of
December next, the day Of hearing.
II. SHUGERT,
Acting Commissioner Of Patents
P.S-Editors Of the above papers will plea Sc
COPY and send their bills to the Patent Once,
with paper containing this notice.
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ALEXANDRIA CORRESPONDENCE.
ALEXANDRIA, Aug. 9, 1856

hLEAdNDhlA, aug. y, 1oCo.
The County Court still continues in session,
doing, however, no business meriting special
notice.
Our new steamer, Alice c. Price, after hav-
ing been thoroughly examined by the United
States inspector for this district, and pro-
nounced al right, started this morning on her
usual route. Some recent repairs have made
this boat still more worthy the public patron
age.
An old citizen deservedly esteemed among
cur people, named George c. Markell yester-
day attempted suicide. fortunately he was
unable to make fatal wound, and being dis
covered, surgical assistance was promptly
rendered, and he is now doing well The in
frmites of age giving rise to loss of intellect,
are assigned as 4 cause for this lamentable act
The g heated term is still upon us yet
Alexandria continues healthy. The vigorous
sanitary measures of the two months past, has
DOUBTLESS been one great means, under PrOvi-
dence, of securing this great blessing Vigil
lance on the part of the authorities an citizens
Is demanded to remove every cause of disease,
and prominent among the preventive mea-
sures which prudence suggests, is the imme-
date establishment Of a quarantine upon YES.
sells from the yellow fever dist::cc,. below II
Will be too late toregret when the evil is done.
Inc excursion of the Washington Young
Catholics Friend Society, which passed here
this morning, took on board large number of
our people, who will spend a merry day with
lhem at the White House. AMI.
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GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.

y order to make room for our extensive fall sup
plies we shall commence to-day and continue
until the last day Of August, selling OF our entire
stock Of Fancy colored plaid, striped and figured
Silks, Bareges, Tissues, Lawns, Scarfs, Shawls
and Silk Mantillas, all at eOst79r cash, and all
other Summer Goods at greatly reduced prices, 70
close them out this season.
We have also in store very many desirable staple
articles, viz: Superfne Linen and Cotton Sheet
ings, Table Diapers, Napkins, Toweling, Fine
and medium Shifting Linens and Cottons. all OF
the test brands, fine White Flannels, plaid and
plain Cambria, Dotted and plain Swiss Muslins.
A large lot Of Hosiery, Gloves and Embroideries,
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Gauze Merino Vests,
suitable for the present hot weather.
II Purchasers are cordially invited to call and
examine for themselves, we will offer all arti-
cles at less than former prices.
C0LLEY & SEARS,
No. 523 Seventh ST., north Pa. avenue.
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. FREAK OF SAILoR.-In Philadelphia, on
tuesday afternoon. officer Sigmund arrested a
man named james Nowlin on the Oh roo 90 h..
ing adeserter from the U S. surveying scboon.
or Robert j. Walker. The officer took the
prisoner before Aldermen Moore, who ordered
HIM to be taken on board the ship Officer
Slgmund procured a boat, and when in the
river, short distance from shore. the sailor
upset the boat, and mounted on the bottom of
IL, where he quietly looked on at the officer
and boatmen, (neither Of whom could SWIM
FLASHING about in the water. rope was
thrown to them, when they were hauled on
shore, and procuring another boat, started af-
ter the Jack Tar, who was floating down the
river, re-arrested him, and conveyed him be-
fore Alderman Moore, who committed him to
prison.
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The SEA SERPENT IN THE PAcrFIc-Stories
about sea serpents, both of fresh and salt wa
ter, are remarkably plentiful the present sea-
son. We are afraid they are more plentiful
than the serpents themselves. The Califor-
mans are determined that the waters of the
Pacific shall be hOnored with the visits of their
majesties as well as those of the Atlantic; and
the San Francisco Herald Of the 10th ult.,
states that the master of schooner just ar
rived at San Francisco, reported having seen.
few degrees eastward Of the Sandwich Is
lands, sea monster "nOt less than eighty
feet long, with a head like that Of a common
water snake, and provided with huge ems, with
which it proceeded through the water with in
credible speed.
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RICHMOND INvEyrIoN.-We learn that an
ingenious German of this city has invented
a beadstead which, in view Of the MOSQUITOES
that are to come, and the hot weather that
has come, is one of the most useful inventions
of the year. The frame of the bedstead
contains machinery, at once simple and effect
tive, which being wound up, will put in oper-
alton a fan or fans, suspended above the sleep
er. When wound up, the machinery will
move the fans from seven to twelve hours with
rapidity, regulated at pleasure by the occu-
pant Of the bed, creating a brisk and stirring
breeze, or gentle soothing zephyr. The steads
are made at from So to $500. The inven tor.
we understand, has left for Washington, to
procure patent, which will, without doubt
prove profitable, particularly in the South
Richmond Dispatch.
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A MARBLE QUARRY CLOSED BY AN AVA
LANCHE.-The Boston Traveller learns through
private source that on the evening of the
10th ult., shortly after the workmen Of the
Rutland Marble Company, in Rutland, Vt,
had left the quarry in which they were en-
ployed, huge mass of surface rock which
Overhung the pit, fell, covering the entire pit
and engine house to the depth Of about twenty
five feet with rocks, trees, and the de5ris of
the hill behind it. The engineer was passing
out at the time, and hardly succeeded in reach
ing place Of safety before the pit was liter
ally closed behind him
The extent of the damage is such that tho
company will make no effort this season TO
reopen the quarry. They will turn their at
tention for the present to another, as yet, un-
tried quarry, which is in the immediate vici-
nifty.
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BARGAINS LACES. RIRBoNS. xc

NsO THE LADIES' will commence this day
Il 10 sell of my stock at cost, TO make room for
Fall Goods. My stock consists Of Straw and
Gimp Bonnets, Bonnet and Sash Ribbons, Cap
Trimming and Fancy Ribbon Laces, Embroid-
cries, Nets, Caps, Gloves, &c.
l name I'm part
Straw and Gimp Bonnets, 12kc. to IS
Straw Hats, Caps and Gipsies
Bonnet, Cap and Sash Ribbons all prices
Emb d Sets from 25c TO SIS
Do Habits and Collars
Do Sleeves, I'm cents 10 30 pair
Lace emb'd Sleeves and Collars
Do Bands and Wells
Do Habits, falls and caps
Muslin do Edgings and Insenings
Cambria do do do
do do Bands and Flouncings
Muslin do do do
Linen emb'd Handkerchiefs
Plain and fg'd Nets
And a lot of Dress Caps, which will be sold
cheap to close them out.
Perfumeries, Soaps, Combs, Brushes and LOT
OF + ancy Notions. A. TATE,
No. 3I4 Pa. ave, betw. 10th and IIth sts
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OFFICIAL.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, A

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Aug. 3, 1855.
Notice is hereby given to holders OF stock of the
loan authorized by the act Of 1916, redeemable on
and after the 18th November 1856, that the whole
any part Of that stock will be purchased by this
department at any time previous to the Both No
vember next, for which per cent. premium wi.
be paid in addition to the sums expressed in the
certificates.
And to the holders OF the stocks of the other
loans Of the United States, that purchase Of the
same to the amount of 81 $40 600 will also be made
during the same period at the following rates:
For stock of the loan OF 1912, d premium OF 10
per cent for stock Cf the loans of S47 and 1913,
premium. of Is per cent; and for stock issued un-
der the act Of 1850, commonly called Texas-in-
demnity stock, premium of per cent.
Interest will also be allowed, at the rate stipu
lated in the certificates, from the LIST July last
the day Of settlement here, with one day in addi-
ton to enable the Treasurer's draft to reach the
party.
Certificates transmitted to this department I'M
der the present notice should be duly assigned TO
the United States by the party entitled TO receive
the purchase-money.
Payment for these stocks will be made by drafts
upon the assistant treasureTs at Boston, New York
or Philadelphia, the parties entitled TO receive
the money may direct.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
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BY JAS. c. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.

By JAS. C. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.
SPLENDID CARRIAGE-HORSE, FINE
- French Coupee, ha ndsome double seated
Buggy, Single and Double Harness.-On
FRIDAY afternoon, August 10, at O'Clock, in
front Of the Auction Rooms, shall sell, without
reserve
One fine large gray carriage horse, seven years
old, Of superior style and action; and works
kindly In single or double harness
One handsome French Coupee
One splendid two seated buggy wagon
Single and double silver plated harness
Buffalo Robe, Saddle and Bride
Cutting Box, &c.
The above are the property Of foreign minister
who is leaving the country, and will positively be
sold. Terms cash. J. c. Mcguire,
an Sd Auctioneer.
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ONTARIO SHIP CANAL.-The latest develop
ment Of Western enterprise is project for the
construction of Ship Canal from Georgian
Bay to Lake Ontario, across the neck of the
peninsula formerly occupied by the Indian
confederacy known as the Six Nations. Geor-
gian Bay is Lake connected with Huron and
about half its size. Were a ship canal con-
structed from it to Lake Ontario, vessels might
go directly through it from Lakes Michigan
and Superior, avoiding all the circuitous nav
igation Of Lake Huren, Detroit river, Lake
Erie and the Welland canal.
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IL DIR. Hoofland's Celebrated German
Bitters.-Weak, nervous, depressed in spirits,
and a prey to innumerable maotal, as well as ply
steal evils, the victim to dyspepsia is indeed an
object OF commisseTation. Yet il Is absurd for
him to despair We care not how weak, low,
nervous, and irritable he may be, the cordial prop
cities of HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS,
prepared by DR.. c. NJ. Jackson, Philadelphia, are
stronger than the many headed monster which is
pfeying upon his body and mind; and if he
chooses to try them, we will insure speedy cure.
See advertisement. je 7-3m
IL II. ID. Gilman, Druggist, has removed
TO 52S Seventh street, opposite the Patriotic Bank,
and Is prepared to FIJI all orders for Medicine
Strict attention will be paid to PHYSICIANS pre-
scrptions at all hours Of the day and night. The
night bell is on the right Of the store door.
an IA
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MARSHALL'S SALE.

n virtue of writ Of iere Facias issued from the
Il Clerks office Of the Circuit Court Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia for the county Of Washington,
and to me directed, shall expose to public sale
for cash, On MONDAY, the 9th Of August next,
at the front Of the Court House door at II ocloc
NJ, The following property, viz All that piece or
parcel CT ground lying ana being in the city Of
Washington, and known on the plat Of said city
as the vest half of square No 753, being lots v.
a. 5, 9, 2, s, O. 10, IL, ~, 10, IA, and Is in said
square No. 753, together with all and singular the
Improvements thereon; seized and levied upon as
the property OF James Crutchett and sold satisfy
Judicial No. SIS TO October term 1854, in favor Of
Charles n NOEL and Henry Decoursey
J. ID. HOOVER,
Marshal for the District Of Columbia
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SILVER WARE.

III SEMKEN, $50 Pa. avenue, between 9th and
Hs 10th streets, offers his large stock of pune
Silver Ware, consisting Of Coffee and Tea Sets,
complete, Sugar Bowls, Cream Goblets, Cups,
Spoons and Forks, and a magnificent assortment
Of richly chased fancy silver suitable for gifts,
at reduced prices.
Persons in want Of any of the above articles are
invited to call.
Being mostly Of our own manufacture, we war
rant IL sterling.
NJ SilveiWare of any design made to order at
short notice Particular attention is paid in get
ding up testimonials, Premiums, &c.
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Extensive Fire-circps Riot.

OF JOHNS, N. b., Aug. s.-A fire broke
OUT mere TINS morning, which destroyed four
teen houses before its progress was arrested.
The loss was heavy but the amount no, 49,.
certained.
A riot occurred last night between som. Of
the citizens and members Of Howe's Circus
company. Many were wounded, but none
killed.
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MARSHALsS SALE.

IN virtue of a writ of Fiere Facias issued from
Il the Clerks office Of the Circuit Court of the
District Of Columbia for the county of Washington
and TO me directed, shall expose to public sale
for cash on MONDAY, the nth day of August
next, at the front OF the Court House door at II
O'Clock M, the following property, viz: All that
part Of lot No -, in square No 762, beginning for
the said part of said lot at the northeast corner OF
said square, and ruEsIlng thence north westwardly
with the line of Pennsylvania Avenue - feet,
thence south westwardly 81 feet together with ali
and singular the Improvements thereon, seized and
levied upon as the property Of Horatia X. Merry
man, and sold TO satisfy Judicial No 20, to Octo-
Der term 1854, in favor Of Peter III. Hooe 4 Co.
J. ID. HOOVER,
Marshal for the District of Columbia.
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THE COUNTRY SEAT OF A DEFAULrER.-The
mansion of Mr.. Tuckerman, the railroad de-
coolly said to be all that poet could wish.
1t is situated a little east Of the Momentum
House, on the bank of Charles river, shaded
by lofty trees, and surrounded by adorned
gardens and shrubbery. 1t is just the place
for a man of wealth and sense and whatever
people may say Of its late owner as a fnancier,
10 one will deny him taste in the matter of a
a country seat