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YOUNG, Brooks-square, Liverpool. EXPEDITIOUS CONVEYANCE. TZ - ENWORTHY and CO., CARRIERS by . FLY BOATS, to 11~ and from LONDON, in Six Days. To DERBY, BURTON, NOTTINGHAM, &c,-is - Four Days. Office, 4, Duke's-place, Duke's Dock, L' rpool; Axe Inn, Aldermanbury, and Wharf, No. 1, P gton, London. N.B.—KIiNWORTHY and Co. beg apprise their Friends that the Annual Stoppage for repair on the Canals, will take place on the Ist May, and continue ten days. All Goods re ceived in London or Liverpool, on or before the 25th April instant, will clear the stoppages. *** Please direct the Goods per "Kenworthy and Co." JOHN DEAKIN, Agent, Liverpool. REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF CANAL COAL. - ENWORTHY and Co., grateful for the liberal patronage IL they have received since their commencement in the above Business, beg leave to inform their Friends)hat, owing to a re duction of tonnage on the Wigan Cana and a determination on the part of the Coal Proprieto maintain that vantage ground which the Quality of the Art e brought by this Naviga tion has always given them over that brought by any other Con veyance, they have this day Reduced the Prices as follows : Orrel and King Coal 13s. 6d. per Ton. Pemberton Coal, of a very superior second quality .. Cannel l6s. Od. „ Best Slack. Bs. 4d. „ K. and Co. hope, by regularly supplying a good Article, to merit a continuance of Public favour. Yard, 2, Dutton-street, East Side Prince's Dock. Office, 4, Duke's-place, Duke's Dock. JOHN DEAKIN, Agent. Liverpool, April 15, 1833. CANAL C'.P►ALS. REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF COAL. MHE Undersigned, Proprietors of Coal Mines, respectfully IL inform their Friends and the Public, that in consequence of an alteration having taken place the Tonnage Charge upon Coal, brought to Liverpool .r Leeds and Liverpool Canal, they have reduced their pric to the following rates:— ' Best Orrell Coal Pemberton Ditto 9 6 „ Cannel Ditto l6 0 „ JON. BLUNDELL and SON. WOODCOCK and HALIBURTON. CLARKE and FRANKLAND. Agents to the Earl of Balcarres. J . 1 .. F. N B. C A A NST N I E C L E L, ANSTICE, JOHN HODSON and Co. JOHN HALIBURTON. R. TIIICKNESSE. GASKELL and BLNSON. STANDISII COAL Company. IAUTION.—HARDWIDGE'S QUEEN'S NEEDLES, V.) The justly-celebrated superiority which has distinguished for nearly a century the Needles manufactured by the house of Hardwidge, Long-lane, Southwark, over most others, has hitherto rendered any commendation of them wholly unne cessary. But since many attempts at deception have been recently practised in the imitation of his Libels by persons seeking, no doubt, to induce a belief on the part of the public that they were purchasing the Needl manufactured by J. Hardwidge, of Long-lane, Southw4 ,he feels it incumbent on him to caution his Friends an the Public that they be careful to observe his Needles are thus labelled :—" Queen's Needles, made by J.Hardwidge, Needle-maker to her late Maj es. tv Queen Charlotte, Long-lane, Southwark." Whereas those of which a sale is attempted as his are labelled " Queen's Needles," and warranted Hardwidge's Needles," &c. The fraud may thus be discovered as well as by bearing in mind that J. Hardwidge, the manufacturer of the Needles in such justly-deserved repute, has no other place of business but Long-lane, Southwark. It is especially due from J. Hardwidge to subjoin to this Caution that he is not, nor has he ever been, in any wise connected br concerned with a person who has been actually' trading in the same name with himself, and who is now seeking, as appears by advertisement in the Gazette, to take the benefit of the Act for the relief of Insolvent Debtors. The original Queen's, and every other description of Needles, of the very first manufac ture, continue to be made and sold by J. Hardwidge, 172, Long-lane, Southwark. PARISH OF LIVERPOOL. WANTED, a DEPUTY-GOVERNOR, Reside in the LIVERPOOL WORKHOUSE. Pr ent Salary £175. He will he required to give Bond, with 1' o Sureties, to the extent of £5OO. Applications, with Testimonials, ad essed to the Church wardens. (if by letter, post paid,) to be left with the Secretary, at the Parish-offices, on or before MOMMY. the 13th day of May next. By order, JOHN MACKINLAY, Secretary. Parish-eces, Water-street, April 16, 1833. XTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the ANNUAL VESTRY MEETING of the PARISH of WALTON ON-THE-HILL is adjourned until. TUESDAY, the 23rd day of April instant, at Eleven o'clocVn .the .Forenoon, for the .purpose of passing the Churchw;tlens' Accounts for laying an equal rate upon all the parishioners; and also, for taking into consideration an application made to the Churchwardens, by the Trustees of the . Church of St. John the Baptist, in 'fox teth Park, for a sum of Money to defray the expense of com pleting such Church. Dated this 13th GEORGE WRIGHT,) Churchwardens. day of April, 1833. JOHN FAIRFIELD, QTOPPED, and in the Pessession of the Police, the follow ing Articles :-1 Brown Petersham Top Coat.-1 Brown Silk Cloak.-1 Silk Vest.-2 Olive Clot Cloaks.-1 Blue Ditto Ditto.-1 Rough Drab Top Coat.-1 rk Woman's Cloak, Fur Collar.-1 Olive Top Coat.-1 Sil Shawl, Deep Border.-1 Child's Morino Cloak, Fur Collar.-18 Yards of different Co loured Print, (3 Pieces.)-1 Light Blue Dress.-4 Silk Shawls, (various Colours.)-2 New Blue Sailors' .Tackets.-1 Light Coloured Worsted Shawl.-4 New Chintz-pattern Silk Hand kerchiefs.-4 Pair of Black Stockings.-50 Pftir Brown Cotton Hose.-12 Pair Ditto Ditto Half dose.-2 Linen Shirts.-1 Table Cloth.-1 Piece of Figured Black Stuff, (about 8 yards.) —Also, 1 Gold Watch Chain. _ _ Any' Persons having lost such Property are requested to apply at the Office from Nine to Eleven in the morning. AprillB, 1833. Lt a! Notirto. riIHE Commissioners in a Commission of Bankrupt, bearing pe ,a 1 date the ninth day of April, 18'27, Warded and issued forth against ROBERT CTIAII LE of Liverpool, in the county of Lancaster, Ship Chandl Dealer, and Chapman, intend to meet on WEDNESDAY, t !Mth day of April instant, at Twelve o'clock at Noon, at the Office of Mr. MAwnsixy, Solicitor, Doran's-lane, Lord-street, in Liverpool aforesaid, in order to make a final Dividend of the Estate and Effects of the said Bankrupt, when and where the Creditors who have not already proved their Debts are to come prepared to prove the same, or they will be excluded the benefit of the said Dividend. And all claims not then proved will be disallowed. MAWDSLEY, Solicitor. L 19, 1833. V IVO be SOLD, a Freehold Lot of AND, situated at the bottom of Gibraltar-row , suitabl or a Warehouse, being near the Prinee's Dock. — Apply to Ir. JNO. ABBOTT KAYE, Wine Merchant, Chapel-street. Liverpool, April 18, 1833. WORKS ON INDIA. 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SMALLER MAP of INDIA., compiled from the latest Documents. On one large Sheet, 18s; or on Cloth, in Case, or with Roller, £1 55.; or with Roller, varnished, El 9s. Od. IV. TWENTY-FOUR SHEETS of a NEW ATLAS of INDIA ; being the Surveys of the Mountainous Districts, by Colonel Hodgson Capt. Herbert, Capt. Webb, &c., Bundlecund, 4 Captain Fraucklin : Southern India, by Colonel M'Kenzie, Captain Mountford, Captain Garling, Captain. Snell, Captain Ward. Lieut. Connor, &c., and the N orth Eastern Frontier, by Captain Bedford, Lieut. Fisher, Lieut. 'Wilcox, Lieut. Pember ton, &c., on a Scale of Four Miles to an Inch. Each sheet may be had separately, price Bs. This Atlas is engraving by order of the Honourable Court of Directors, by Mr. John Walker, from Trigonometrical Surveys made for the purpose, being intended to form a complete Map of the whole of India, on an uniform plan. V. INDEX, containing the Names and Geographical Posi tions of all Places in the aiove Maps. In one vol.l2ino. 10s. boards. Just published, price 215., royal Bvo., bound in cloth, GALCULATIONS and STATEMENTS relative to the TRADE between GREAT BRITAIN and the UNITED STATES of AMERICA, containing us ul information for the Practical Merchant and Shipowner o the subjects of the Com mercial Intercourse between the o Countries, the Revenue Laws of the United States, rrency, Precious Metals, Weights and Measures, Exchanges, Inspections, Established Rates and Usages, &c., accompanied by Copious Tables of the Exchanges, Arbitrations, the Corresponding Nett Prices of the principal Articles of Import and Export, and of the Statistics of the Commerce, Navigation, Produce, and Manufactures of the United States,—by W. F. REUSS. London: EFFINGHASI WILSON; and may be had in Liver pool of .5. FRANCEYS, Staltflaid Office; KAYE, Courier Office, and Mr. GRAPEY., Church-street. • Manchester Guardian—We have looked with some attention over Mr. Reuse's tables and documents on the Trade betwee* Great Britain and the United States, and they seem to us cal culated to be of great utility, both to the Practical Merchant and the Speculative Inquirer.—ltith February. TICHAEL LEA, WHITE 0001 . Bit, 43, By rom - stre e t , ..11:1 Liverpool, takes the present oppiniunity of returning his most sincere thanks to his Friends nd the Public, for the liberal support he has experienced -• e his commencement in Business, and begs to inform them at he has taken the Stock and Premises, lately occupied by , Mr. JAMES SWIFT, No. 29, Brunswick-street, where he intends to curry on the Business in connection with his Shop in Byrom street, in ail its various blanches, and hopes by unremittect attention to merit a con tinuance of their favours. WHITLAW'S PATENT MEDICATED VAPO R BATHS. ESTABLISHED AT No. 39, RENSHAW-S EET, LIVERPOOL, FOR the cure of Scrofula, Consumpl n, Rheumatism, Gout, Asthma, Diseases of the Skin, d ail Disordeis arising from derangement of the Digestiv rgans, by means of Ame rican Plants, forming a complet lateiia Medica. Together with a suitable plan of Diet and Regimen, upon the principles of Mr. WHITLAW. Mr. J. J. GODFREY, M.R.C.S., London, having been ex tensively engaged in the medi c al profession upwards of twenty years, mut witnessed the cures arising from the use of Mr. WHITLAW'S BATHS, solicits the attention of his Medical Brethren, and the Public in general, to the decided advan tages to be obtained by means of their use. Mr. G. may he consulted any day between the hours of nine and three o'clock. N.B.—A PORTABLE BATH is kept at tie Establishment, for the use of invalids at their own houses.= l Patieuts from a distance may be accommodated with Lodgings in the same street. GRAND JUNCTION RAILWAY. THE HOLDERS of SCRIP in the . late " LIVERPOOL and BIRMINGHAM" and " IRMINGHAM an,l LIVERPOOL" COMPANIES, w have not received the dividend on retiring therefrom, applied to transfer their shares to the present undertakin , are hereby informed that all the Shares (except those which were reserved to afford them an opportunity of so doing,) having been disposed of, no reser vation will be made ou behalf of any OLD SCRIP which is not 'brought in and exchanged for NEW 'SCRIP in, the present un dertaking, on or before_the Ist of MAY next, a►ter which day the remaining Shares in the present undertaking will be dis tributed. All communications and applications to be addressed to the Secretary, Mr. CnottuA, at the OFFICE, Union Building, Cook Street, Liverpool; or to Messrs. PR ITT, CLAY, and SWIFT, Solicitors, Union Court, Castle Street. Liverpool. JOHN MOSS, Chairman. Liverpool, 17th April, 1&33. Zo be ict. MO be LET, a WINE and SPIRVALT, in a central _IL situation, with Office attached. nt moderate. Apply to the Printer. ripo be LET, with immediate Is i pegion, a PUBLIC .1 HOUSE, situated at the N ort h e of Prince's Dock. For further particulars apply to KAYE and WATSON, Brewers, C omus-street. Liverpool, April 18, 183.3. 110 . „ l e 'c be LET, the FAREWELL IN , corner of Bostouk.- street, Kirkdale-road, with a go table, and Yard-room. Terms moderate.—Apply on the Pr ises. Liverpool, April 18, 1-833. ryio be LET, a good FAMILY HO 'E, Stable, .1. Coach-house, and Garden, in Be -street, and corner of Fox-street. Also,' a HOUSE, Shop, Wareho sea, and Stables, in Old hall-street, and north side Barton-lane, on 900 square yards of Land. Apply to Mr. BARTON, No. 13, St. Ann-street. SEAFORTII-HOUSE, FOUR MILES NORTH FROM LIVERPOOL. _ _ r - 110 be LET, on moderate terms, for any period of years not exceeding ten, with immediate possession, together with any quantity of LAND, to the exten -IA fifty acres, all in excellent order. The House is modern, surround by a considerable Lawn, and contains most ample and superior accommodation, of every description, for a large family, with Stabling, Coach-houses, Brew-house, Bake-house, Laundry, Wash-house, Baths, and Hot Air Apparatus; there. are two Lodges, Farm-buildings, and Walled Garden, well stocked with choice Fruit Trees, ni full bearing. Hot Flues in the Walis, with Peach, Nectai ine, and Vines Houses; also, a Green-house. The P:antations are well-grown, and, with the Shrubberies and Pleasure-grounds, contain about ten acres. The House is 600 yards from the Sea Beach, where there is excellent Bathing, and Machines in attendance; the Marine Views are extensive and interesting; the Canal is not half a mile distant, on which Passage Boats are constantly plying to and from. Liverpool, and Stage-coaches also pass the gate several times a day; the Church is within the Lawn ; Roads are good; and, also, a Firm Beach on the Banks of the River to Liverpool. The House and Fixtures will, if required, be Let with or without the Land or Gardens. Also, to be LET, two commodious DWELLING-HOUSES, one of them with Stable and Coach-house attach ( d. And in Liverpool, two excellent HOUSES in Rodney-street, and one in Slater-street. Also, several Offices, fitted with Desks, consisting of two and three apartments each, in Union-buildings, John-iti ect. The whole may be seen, and terms known by application ty Messrs. JOHN GLADSTONE and Co., Union -court, Liverpooi. (One cl n,•ern.) rio he LET, for a term of years, with immediate posse s si on , ORFORD HALL, situate about one mile from the town of Warrington. ORFORD 'HALL, lately occupied by to-•- . llon..Mrs. llolllby, deceased, is suitable for the reside of a large. Family, and consists of Entrance-hall, Diuing-I-oom, Ante and brawi ug . rooms, Sitting-room, Library, thirteen Bed-rooms, Dressing rooms, Servants' Bed-rooms, Housekeeper's Room, Butler's Pantry, Servants' Hall, Kitchen, Larder, Laundry, Brew house, excellent Ale and Wine Cellars, together with houses, Stables, Grainary, and other convenient OutLui. Garden. Lawn. and Pleasure Grounds. The Fixtures in the House to be taken at a valuatiol left upon the Premises at the expiration of the teina upon, on the same conditions as at entry. The Tenant can be accommodated with Land, if requii Mr. William Bather. of the Biaekburne's Arm Warrington, will show the House, and for further part' tiro al , plication may be made to :\ Ir. LEDGER, Ilale, near rinaton. • hate, April (.?, 1833. . . . -it - COUC h ildiry ~c () IT. iii.,... : , .'• , ------,.„ . t te4_ La. r $ • %coal t t -' ) DIBLE MINERAL TEETH FIXED, Without Wirer or Ligatures, 2ND PILLING DECAYED TEETH WITH 4 mime, M SUCCEDANEU t'Conn" it hout Pai n , H eat, or Pressure, an d , Es sßs p IBLE ARTIFICIAL TEETH. MALLAN No. 46, OLD-STREET, Monsieur MA AN, 82, KING- . d s o „_ u:ster, SURGEON DE ISTS, (of the firm of ''et, ureat Russell-stree , Bloomsbury, and Half ihtlecadillv; London, ere they may be con rtiltly.thank their riends and. the c P ei u v b e l:ic, for -ty ods Artahicli they decayed Teeth, continue ti w il i u tho t u o i i heat or pres— oi fixing loose, natural, or artificial Teeth, without r 4 „ r :°, are too extensively known, and too highly etssti aqrre any lengthened exposition in adverusemen .ca .. are constantly welcome to witness the . appi! Iltael, SuccEDAN - Pum, which they so universally ill Liverpool and Manchester daily. as in Paris. 'lsn AN D FOREIGN PAPER HANGING 5, „e a* I WAREHOUSE. 13, 1 1 Z of BOLD-ST ?I ET, Liverpool. that he has \ the above Premisesl3eg begs leave f. t announce sale of PAPER respectfully and respectfully s. cits a share of the public ' S l' t°c l c and g rea t var i ety b o th o f B r iti s h an d t o „Il) l etu res will b e constant l y on h an d , . which he is .8 t i LY t u Pon as reasonable terms as any in the trade, p er ~ dl „ . 14 all other respects his arrangements as a ase t found to give every satisfaction to those iavour him with their commands. 6 at i P NGT ON GALLERY AND MUSEUM, 11n10.-' O 4 DE S A/14 BK.:STREET DUBLIN. t our to N a nd SONS, 34 , Molesworth-street, have the announce to the Nobility Gentry aud ti t i k a k e Z have received instruction , om the 'Trustees tlesda ING ToN, Esq. to submit`' AUCTION This ),) the 16 t h inst i ant an f -owing days, lo st THE THIRD RT )t o r ;Vceedented Collection, commencing with the . c onsistin g of upwards' of Ten Thousand !aat•rle Shells, in which are to be found most per -40,1 s,peennens of every order and genus; the GS, THINGS, and DRAWINGS, i,Nony, the '22d instant, and following days, trentoulation of Graphic Art contains at least ye A ND examples, from the earliest dawn wel gradation to its present state of perfection. 0 ., will be Sold the truly matchless collection ! th e u, MINERALOGY ost extensive and complete extant, acquired at I ) "Pense a nd many y . ears of indefatigable .s at v, te e u 7 oo e ti, - ; : lnrter of the world. The aggregate ri,r,.!,o,,siulieraerned Societies or individuals 3 . a i 414 eriusteesulwe ittu. Beep i t s h s ci d e e n p e a e r t i m s u e t t l o t el y fo ar in i offers Pri " te contract, from the Ist io en the 20th to be had I \l A 11 a of Messr s . WooDBuRNE, St. Martin's- " il k l l'l4'l , GNEw 4NI 7AETTI Manchester; Mr. il:, a"l(' of the Auctioneers, 31, Moleswuth" 41 N , 51k33. v t4 „ rooc----, • TicuLTuRAL 4 'LORAL AND lIOR it CIZIALts H SOCIETY. GjIPNIT of sP A i.t, Esq., , Mayor, Patron. t 4, "a,kll/,' & IJRICULAS, 't, `!qt 9$ i 8, B ce• will take place n o g n e, WEDNESDAY Wil e 11 3tat i ttm , Ladie s a t, at the Corn E , 0 ,, 1 i f i i e ee ill.:e, at te : inohs;re :i l l y r o .rt ec:tfpi Twouli. c a ( N. lock, n I s e l Fr - L a S ni A n u i a oyr b N n s wo T c li r : S la i l h: yob e ß mce r: c r s e u a ) R no n dtn i j ‘ in s V: p l: i l ati b Sk ): : : . :Ir' s , c .10, public tgic Six ( d ) and Tickets obtained, at q.sjietreet. . will attend durmg , the time of Show. c., 8, desirous of showing, I. lowers, Fruits, do so on Davi n , 3 s . en t rance . i JOHN ASIITON CASE, harman. °ll lt/s•—Ladies' extra Tickets Is. i each. pIS tIIONERS OF LIVERPOOL. t hat a, T LE stEN, Go v ,Y Ol l have determined to appt a IareRNOR of the WORKHOU?k,, as ar '!'an, I beg leave most respectfully_ to asti l ,; )t lee as a CANDIDATE for the Sl'l [JA IN,: You that, if appointed, it shall be my Istr itting endeavour to discharge to the best 1-418 and responsible duties which will then " for the office it luld ill become ME to ` t ge qf 4 3' oe permitted o observe, without in il of Presumpti on , at h av i ng myself been sas adv ersity, —ha ng, indeed, passed some o a Plop -r in a Parish Workhouse,—hay , bihr.'an at the age of six vears,—my condi ‘rusr°,,,the arduous struggles of my subse 'ereaittrught me to compassionate . the sutler- Illaiu t i r .es,—whilst my expeyie . nce in the army 'ssa r , lll that order and discipline which . are 'Poor W ° the well-being of such an establish %tit, ork house. le 1 1 , 14 _, with your choice, I shall always en -4Oltiarf,ll'l, to promote the comfort and welfare lair e - "e4 to my charge, 1R every way compa ly t:f their situation • whiist, on die other, cl° so at the least'possible expense to the t4llll4llliciting the honour of your suffrages, Lacli_es and Y gentlemen, 4ur most obedient Servant,iipp. IPrit INitkilltendent of j tee H Nightly Watch.) 0) 1 40' I 0' • tok 1 outio 1g lettQandy r itl,'een handed to us by a friend of tspi°,-ther4 „ of ti'leets credit on that gentleman, and i e r th e eott, Watch, we give it insertion. It tin. oners •of Watch, Lamps, and ~,gteat L 6ll Pridav last. for 'Pelf C l eber of my friends having ad er •e' th e T S . a candidate for the situation of ishes, "4.''',erpool Workhouse, and having e i a ; t l , roth'eei, it a duty due to the Commis uetalit w iloin I have received every mark Y, to explain my reasons for having ,5 ,111 ;11 of • ,Ofe LO . .06, i 0, 4 0 rho' d yen 0.1 anx now in ouli c i t ,, triJ fiftieth year, havi .t n h g th o e n co m n y . ' hea' ",/, "I them in the head, w' i thus tYilleresos?,,F.s9itouldastioann.d t rr he he inces7li t t u a t. n o d n ardu fore, t t 'le, calm be expe e c o te n d t t i o tai tl a !Nat. earoestly hope and tru tilos „f•311',-'4tl°o More suitable for a perso n of s l t as t t ha m t a ra n Y Y _tatefuL Le ' win riot be considered elm r P looui Should there be, however, 'ildo' lv ia g t this lloard, who does rio.. , e of either hitoveew s.tuation. he re • sin g le : , will this moment t r h e i l k qu th 4 a h t the houour to remain, , Gentlemen lour obedient arid' humble Servant, s : JOHN Nightly uperinteodent of the Nightly 's 14r°111a %taee io t h e M r• Shipp thatwould they better tY of th,, iT °g al' in endeavour.ng 0 prom" Watch. 44d vo...W'orcutissiorters afterwards pro" 1 0 ' letter .0 0 in I( Tef ree t• , • 3 bf if. --.,,r, Z_,UF '°)7B Great Rus -i . tiaii , ar chll Lol Illii4 Y9,dently thank ,ir._gillshed support whi 1/4pethods of Moan°. dec o r li,..aff fixing' loos'e, ill i ' tels,"'lr,e, are too exter e paeurre any lengthe 'O. q i , ~1' are constantl3 't4ketlilllsitaet, SuccEr 0r- iteedaue'e in Liverpoolc,a: )14,..\----ss__________Cliar,,e_. k rlSn AND FOR 11 WAR ' Aro, 55 , ; t4it(it le l a r the tfit. of 'I , \ ' 4 4 \: e ~` 1 tbßal,'.o% be 11a.:e`‘28, and respeetf 11 ett; • 0 ih ~,Ihure Stock and , Il it :1m t'oq,aB,,our,letures will I •:.,, ..11st,„_41)PlY upon as re: ~ "'s that in all otla4 k lay ;ter will be found ase to favour bin liku ~, 6 •44,1NG0N GA] ~ , qtGi4ttvEAT DENALI ill % 404-'O'ION and SON P, 1 .% that they to announce 1?;. t. , wit,itty 14%111Na:: NreW'%, B', ~ tlesday,) the 76;h in iii" ' l ( l , e!)st THE p,', i.liuLeil(Wecedented If. ta d kaed NatieZil,issllstilli OF, kk`iehautiful spe inieris . o,llit'VlNGBc, ETC _ I‘,,vrhoisahnr, the '22d 7, 4,, r, , NI, ~,.. ecuinulation (1 0 ~h eve I tIOUSAND co 0 r , v k.t R ation gra to it e i 9 ,i . .l eh be Sold gtl!, ' 4,, il v th MINI r , , 44,4, e Most extensv( i 4 4 , 4 ens expense and 1 t ' Y th, pet quarter of 1 ig 4144 .mottee of learned 0 i 1, ) for acquirement ot,' ille Trustees will 5c,4 '44 offer s by privai 7 '',' ' lo ßil [ lef r Lo t % to be had of 11 h 7,,. 11Iessrs. 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