The Rhode-Island American, and general advertiser — Providence [R.I.], 1810-04-10 00:00:00, page 4

Danish Consular Notice.
THE undeisigrvd, his Danish Mujei
tv*s Charge des Aff tires, and Consul
• • General to the United States, avails him
iclfof th'is method to inform the merchants
of the United States, trading to the Danish
dominions, that he has received instruc
tions from his government to furnish Ameri
Cali vessels trading to Danish ports, with a
Certificate, the object of which is to prove,
that the passport, and the other papers
relative to the ship, as well as to the cargo
given by the requisite American authori
ties, are genuine and qorrecL Similar
certificates will, on application, be given
5 by .his Majesty’s Consul in New York, and
by the Vice-Consuls in the Ibther states.—
These certificates will be demanded at ali
the Danish Custom-Houses previous to the
.admission of the vessel to an entry, from
every American vessel that shall arrive
with a cargo taken on board at an Ameri
can port, and which shall have cleared out
after the publication of thia notice.
’F PEDERSON.
Danish Consulate General at Phi- 7
delphia, January 3, lb 10. >
Not I ok is hereby given, that the Danish
Vice-Consul, in Boston, is authorised to
issue Certificates, agreeably to the fore
going id vert lee m ent, to vessels bound from
Providence to Danish or other ports in the
North of Europe, on producing at the Of
fice the Register and all Documents fur
nished for the voyage.
DAVID GREENE,
Danish Vice-Consul.
Poston, March 24, 1810
| Dissolution of Copartnership.
TLE- Caputmer-lifp h'eietpfore exist
ing tinder the firm of Bow KN, Llk*
L pitt and Hobins, was dissolved on the
I. 2Gt instanW hy mutual consent. All per
sons n »ving demands,against - , and aH those
1 indcb.ed to said firm, are requested to ap
ply to GeGrce Bowkn and Ezekiel
KVBINS for settlenn nt.
GEORGE BOWEN.
JOSEPH FRANCIS LIPPITT,
EZEKIEL ROBINS. >
J. FRANCIS LIPPITT
I. Wil) continue the Commission Business,
l and lie happy to execute any commands
t that mav be entrusted to his agency.
* A; w- York, March 28, 1810.
FOR SALE,
THE property belonging to the subscri
ber, next south of James Thurber’s
store, consisting of a good Dwelling-House,
two stories in front and three back. The
Lpt measures 45 feet on Maia-street, run
ning through to the street leading over Mill
Bridge, fronting there about 50 feet, with a
Store, two storiw Tfigh, about 40 feet long,
and a Wood Bouse Two other Lots, a
little north of Mill Bridge, adjoining the
river, about 60 by SO feet, anda good Barn
standing on the same. Likewise, a good
House, 40 feet long and very convenient,
together with a good Barn and Wood-
House. .at the foot of the hill, on Smith
street, ail In good repair; and one good
House Lot, near Dr. Stephen Randal s, 50
feet front and 100 back, with a Crib there
on. The above property will be sold very
Juer, and the payments made easy, or ex
changed for a good Farm. If the Farm
should be worth more than the above pro
perty, the money will be paid for the bal
ance to the amount of two or three thou
sand dollars. ASA HANDY.
March 16, 1810. 6w-
NATHANIEL DEARBORN,
H AVING sold his Establishment of the
Book-Store and Circulating Library,
request* al! those who had Books of him
previous to the Uth Inst, to immediately re
turn them to him, at his House opposite the
western front of the Baptist Meeting-House
Mr.D. tenders his thanks to the citizens
of Providence for the many favours re
ceived since his residence in this place,
and recommends to their patronage his
iuccessors, Messrs. WawtpN and Rat>-
BONt, at the old stand, on Cheap-Side.
Zrkmary 16, 1810. tf.
ABNER KINGMAN
Informs his Friends, snd Customers,
THAT he has removed to the Store for
merly occupied by Mr. Henry Cush
ing, in Market-street, where he offers for
sale, at wholesale and retail, SHOES of
various kinds. His assortment for retail
ing is not yet complete, but he expects
soon to have u verv general and complete
assortm< nt, and will sell on the most rea
sonable terns.
INFORMS her friends, that her SCHOOL
is still opened for the reception of Pu
piis, where they will he faithfully instruct
ed in every branch <>f Literature, useful
mm! ornamental, which have hitherto been
taught.
' The long and unceasing patronage she
has experienced, has excited in her mind
sentiments of the most lively gratitude,
which she will endeavour to manliest W
her continued exertions to promote the best
Ixteeuuu of those Pupils, whichjp?. confi
dentially committed t 6 her Care.
March 27, 1810.
A general assortment of black and co
lored MOROCCO LEATHER.
W-tnied, a capable, active Lad, to as
sist in the Stoie. •
MurdlW 1810.
AN excellent FARM, situated in Pom
fret, State of Connecticut, containing
100 acres of 4s good Land as any in said
town, not one rod of which is waste land,
knswn by the name of Holmes's Farm ; L
well watered, yields forty tons of hay annu
ally of the best kind, has plenty of orchard
ing, and 17 acres of wuodfond. On the
premises there is a cellar stoned, and a
well of good water. The payment will be
made easy. Inquire of
BENJAMIN DUICK.
Pvnfret, March 38, 1810. 4w.
Boarding and Day-School.
MISS BALCH
FOR SALE,
ALSO,
‘ . al ■* ' *
I *
At a very numerous special general Meet
ing yf the Members of the Provident f
Mutual Fire-Insurance Company, hold
enatthe Court-House in Providence,
on Monday the 26th yf March, 1810.
2 o'clock, P. M John Dorrance, Esy
Chairman—William Labned, Sccre
ta‘y: ~
VOTED, as the opinion of this Compa
ny, that the story circulated by Mr
Joskfh Lawmknck, that t|>e Board of
Directors had passed a vote to exclude ci
tizens from their office, is not founded in
fact
Whereas various accusations and impu
tations against the Directors, Trustees and
Treasurer of this Company, have been
propagated and cirqftlated in printed hand
bills and otherwise, and this Company hav
ing fully investigated the same, and finding
them not founded in fact, Zt io voted and
resolved, That the conduct of the said Di
rectors, Trasc.es and Treasurer, be ap
proved, and that the thanks of the Company
be presented to said Directors, Trustees
and Treasurer, for their faithful attention
to the. interests of the Company ; and that
this Resolution be published in ali the pa
pers printed in the State.
Voted, Tint the state of the Treasury
be published with the above vote, for the
information of the Members.
I certify thia the above is a true copy
from the minutes,
W. LARNED, Sec ry.
Providence Mutual Fibb-Insubancb
Cqmpant in account current with Tho
mas S. Wash, Treasurer,
1810, January X Wk
To amount of sundryollls, or
ders dividends and return
piemiums, paid by order of
the Board of Directors and
Trusters, from the 3d of Janu- •
ary, 1809, to the 2d of Janua
ry,* 1810, as per account of
particulars in the Company’s
Book, and vouchers on file, 8 1760 35
Balance in hand, carried to new
account,* 2232 02
8 3992 3/
CR.
1810, January 3.
By balance in hand, as per ac
count stated and settled Janu
ary 3d,1809, 81882 69
By cash received from January
3, 1809, to January 2T 1810, as
per account of particulars in
the Company’s Books, 2109 68
8 3992 37
There are also owned by the Company
five shares in the Exchange Bank.
Respectfully submitted by
THOMAS & WEBB, Treasurer.
We the subscribers, being a Committee,
appointed by the Board of Directors of th-
Providence Mutual Fire-Insurance Com
pany, to examine the accounts of the Trea
surer for the year 1809, do Report, That
we have carefully examined the details,
whereof the above general account is an
abstact, and compared the same with the
several notes and vouchers, and find them
correct; and that there is a balance in the
hands of the Treasurer of two thousand
two hundred and thirty-two dollars and
|wo Cents;, and also, the’deposit not<s
above stated, together with the evidence q£
ownership, of five shares in the Slock dt
the Exchange Bank.
JOHN DORRANCE, 7 -
STEPHEN TILLINGHAST.J c< ”"‘
Providence, January 1, 1810.
* The whole of the above balance is placed
out at an interest of six per rent, per annum.
As an Audit of the Corporation, 1 have
examined and passed this agreea
ble to the Boai <Vs Audit.
B. & T. C. HOPPIN
OFFSB AT PRIVATE SALE,
FIVE Hundred Barrels of fine and su
perfine Alexandria Flour,
100 Krgs of Hogs Lard, of a superiour
quality;
A few Cases of Bengal Indigo,
A few Bales of Calcutta Piece Goods.
Constantly on hand, a large supply of
itxsh Teas of all kinds, of their own im
portation.
March 27. 1810.
Warranted shoes.
EMERSON & NELSON,
Have removed to No. 2. M;>> ket-Street,
uext door to Messrs. Moulton 3c Ja
cobs.
THEY are happy to have it in their
power, having extended a branch of
their business from Reading and Boston to
thia town, to acknowledge an unexpected
-hare of publick patronage. They still so
licit a continuance of that distinguished ll
mralify, while they offer for sale a more
extensive assortment of MOROCCO, XID
and LEATHER SHOES, than they have
hitherto done.
Just received, a few dozen very fine pur
ple, tea-coloured and black Kid Shoes;
also, some very elegant foxed Kid, of vari
ous cokrars, handsomely wrought, patterns
of the latest importations. Their Shoes
being manufactured under the immediate
inspection of Mr. Em ea sow, every part of
the work is done in the best manner, and
the strictest principles of economy consult
ed in every particular; they have them
therefore at the lowest possible rate, and
will sell at a very small advance, and ac
knowledge their Shoes in point of elegance
and durability, second to none. Ladies
and others, who will take the trouble to call
may at once be convinced nt these facts,
and will, it is presumed, find it an object
worthy their attention.
47" An allowance for any defect.
AfcrcA 16, 18 10. tf.
THAT elegant three story Brick House
and Lot, belonging to /. GREEN
WOOD, in Westminster-street, near the
Theatre, is for sale fot S 300 lew than it
cost to build it three years ago. For fur
ther particulars inquire of Deacon Joseph
Fullkb, nearly opposite.
Mtrch 13, 18 la
Providence, 2d Ist Mo. 1810.
LOOK HERE!
MOSES BROWN, Audit.
Valuable Rpl Estate at Auction.
ON TUESDAY, the 24th of April next,
; at U o’clock, A. M. wHI be sold wltb-
Tmt reserve, on the premises, to the high
est bidder, agreeably to an act of the Gen
eral Assembly, and under the direction of
the Court ot Probate of the town of Provi
dence, the Estate, late the property of
Major GekshoM Jones, deceased,on the
west side of the river in said Providence,
l eing the Lot, House and Store where the
,ud Gxrsmom last lived, fronting north
erly on Wesimiusier-street. easterly on
Pleasant-street, and southerly on a street
about twenty-four feet wide. The Dwell
ing-House is large and commodious, two
stories high, with five rooms on a floor ;
the Store is about fifty feet by twenty, three
stories high, all in good repair. Conditions
libera), and wHI be made known at the
sale.
At their Store, a few doors west of the
Bridge,
PLATED Castors, do. Lamps and Can
dlesticks, bUck, red and cream-co
loured Bread Baskets and Waiters, Silver-
Spoons, Gold 'Necklaces, Clocks and
Watches, a general assortment of Jeweli y,
and mu «y other Mtfcles usually called for
in a Fancy Goods Store. '
A of Gilt and Ma
hogany framed Look/mg-Qlassbs, very
cheap. .'
They have also just received the follow
ing justly esteemed and approved English
Medicines, fee. prepared by the sole pro
prietor, W.T Conway, Chymist, Na 14,
Chartes-Street, Boston.
liy” None are genuine unless signed
“ W T. Co Nir ar, on the label. In this
•juU cannot be too particular.
Dr. Reife’s Botanical Drops 1!!
A lady of Boston was tour yeais afflict
ed with a violent humour all over her bo
dy, arms, hands, feet and head, with pain
ful itchings, burnings, blotches, flee, fee
which had deprived her of two toe-nails—
to her astonishment-, after taking two bot
tles of these Drops she was perfectly cured,
and from every prospect of being an inva
lid h restored to perfect health.
A child, fine years old, had been four
years afflicted with foul, festering erup
tions ali over the body ; her face, ears and
bead were a mass of scab and corruption,
and both her eyes were blind, after taking
two bottles of these drops was cured—her
eyes opened and her body free from blem
ish. These persons were considered in
curable.
These Drops are an infallible cure for
Pimpled Faces, Scurvy, Salt Rheum, Lep
rosy, Festering Eruptions,Venereal Taints,
Sore Legs, Releers, Scald Head and every
disorder arising from an impure state of
the blood ami juices.
Dr. Reife’s Asthmatick Pills.
They give immeoiute relief in all Coughs,
Asthmas, DiffiCdßTes In Breathing, Hoarse
ness, Wheezings, Catarrhs, Consumptions,
Ike. while th 4 gentle expectoration the)
promote, dischaigei - obstructions in the
glands, •dHtfmny that arises in the fluids,
and every species of congealed pWegm—
Common Colds are removed thereby in m
few hours. The moat advanced in lift will
experience a relief equally agreeable, even
when the lungs are affected.—One box
frequently effects a cure.
Dr. Jcbb’s Liniment.
An effectual remedy in Rheumatisms,
Sprains, Bruises, Numbness, Stiffness in the
Joints, &c. The relief is almost instanta
neous, and cure frequently in 24 hours.
Vegetable Tincture
For the Hooping Cough. The relief is im
mediate, and the cure in a few days.
Dumfries’ Ointment.
An Infallible cure for the itch, in one
hour's application.
Dumfries’ Lotion.
With which persons may cure them
selves f the Itch with secrecy.
Lemonade, Punph, &c.
Two gallons of which mny be made in
an instant with one quart of “ Conway's
Lemon Syrup," equal if not superiuur t<>
the fruit itself. Jy* The printed directions
are signed “W. T. Conway.'' In this you
cannot be too particular. ,
British Chymical Liquid Blacking
ot i superb u> 'quality.
A liberal allowance to wholesale
purchasers.
23, 1310. 6t.
A GREAT BARGAIN.''
FOR SALK BY THE SUBSCRIBER,*'
A CONVENIENT two story DWELL
LHOUSE, nearly new, suitable '
tor two flkpuiaa, Wtiafefl on George-Slrtfet.'
r ’ • also,
Several taluable HOUSE LOTS, plea
safitfy 'nkugted ou the same street. For
further tafermatkß, inquire bf
7 WHEATON
March P, IfllO. (
BOSTON and PROVIDENCE
STAGE-OFFICE.
THE putilick are hereby informed, that
the Stage-Books for Boston, are kept
at Ebknkckr Foster’s Inn, near the
Market; where Ladies and Gentlemen
are invited <0 call and take their seats.
<7* Extra Carriages at the shortest no
tice.
JOHN NEDHAM and CO.
July 14, 1809. tf.
THE Subscriber hereby gives notice to
all persons whom it may concern,
that at a Court of Probate holden in Smith
field, in December last past, he was duly
appointed Guardian over the person and
estate of Hora still Spalding, of Smith
field, widow. And, on the Sth day of
February last past, he was also appointed
Guardian over the person and estate of
Joseph Spalding, of Smithfield.
BENJAMIN HALL.
Smithjit Id, March 15. 1810.
JOHN DORRANCE, Administrator
March 23, 1810. < Bt.
FOH SALE, PY
G. & A. RICHMOND,
At their Auction and Commission Store,
TWENTY Hhds. of sweet-flavoured
St. Croix Rum,
7 Hhds. of West-India Rum,
5000 Wt. of split Whalebone,
1200 do. Porto Rico Codec, entitled to de
benture ;
Pipes of Cognac and Spanish Brandy^^u
-100,000 of best Spanish C igar rs,
Boxes of Raisins.
St Croix Rum, Brandy, Whale
bone, &c. *
Just received and for sale by
GREENE & CARTER,
10 Pipes of best Gin,
1500 Wt. of Batavia Coffee, entitled to de
benture ;
5000 do. of green .Coffee, in Barrels ;
Boxes of Havana Brown Sugar,
Teas,
Russia and Ravens Duck,
American Cordage,
Chocolate, Wines, &c. &c. composing a
general assortment of Groceries at whole
sale.
March 20, 1810.
There is on said Lot, a Stone Building
erected for the purpose of a Tallow Chand
lery, with all the Kettles and other imple
ments, which will be sold with the pje
miaea.
Also, a very convenient Dwelling-House,
suitable for two families, with a large Store
in front, being a valuable situation for a
trader, not exceeded by any in that street,
having been many years occupied by
Messrs. Manchester and Fenner, and
others, for that purpose.
Conditions of sale will be made knflWn at
the time ofsale. A. BILLINGS, Sheriff.
PEOVIDEJYCE, sc.
January 25th, 1810.
TAKEN in Execution, as the
property of Richard Fenner, of
Cranston, in the County of Providence,
Yeoman, at the suit of Benjamin Bussey,
of Boston, and to be sold Kt Publick Ven
due, on SATURDAY ffie 38th day of
Iprll next, at eleven o’clock, A. M. on the
premises: All the Right, Title and Interest
that the said Richard had at ten o’clock
in the forenoon of the 20th day of January
instant, in and to a certain Lot of Land
lying in High-street, nearly opposite the
new Brick Meeting-House uh the west aide
of the river in Providence
House and Store Lots, &c. &c.
The subscrilier offers for sak the tollow-
Ting valuable Property:
HIRTY-ONE House and Store Lots,
situated in High-Street, on the Plain
leading to and adjoining on the Estate now
occupied by Mrs. C. Olney. These Lots
are moat advantageously situated for Stores
to command the puincipal country trade,
or for House Lots. It is notorious that no
landed property increases with the rapidi
ty it does in this quarter of the town.-
Stores are already run out nearly to his
line, and business increased and increasing
there to a degree sufficient justly to alarm
the Landholders in other parts of the town.
Also— Fjfteen acres of Land direct])'
back, and adjoining the above described
House Lots; part of which was seeded
down to gram last Spring and is highly ma
nured.
* One House Lot on Constitution HIM,
fronting 50 feet on Stamper’s-Sfrect, on
which there is a Barn paying an annual
rent, which can be removed if the pur
chaser wishe?.
Twenty acres of Woodland, situated iu
Johnston, about eight miles from the Great
Bridge, on which there is a growth of very
excellent timber.
Twenty-one acres of Woodland situated
.11 North-Prnvidence, adjoining Lajidsof
the heirs of the late Messrs. Clark and
Nightingale, (commonly called the Ruten
burg place.) On this Lot there are a very
valuable quantity of Building Stones.
One Share in the Ohio Purclibse con
taining about 1100 acres.
Two Rights in the township of Navy,
in the State of Vermont, of about eight
hundred acres, on one of which Rights
.here is erected a Saw and Grisx-Mill.
Five Shares in the Rhode-Island and
Connecticut Turnpike Company. The
ravelling on this road increases to an
astonishing degree, and the prospects »n'
a present favourable for a dividend ot 6 01
8 per cent, on tjie capital Stock.
One Share in the Thompson Turnpike
Company, which now pays 8 per cent.
Any of the above Property will be sole
on liberal terms for cash or approveu
credit.
The subscriber continues to carry on tin
Paper Manufacturing Business,in its vari
ous Branches, and has now on hand the
kinds usually called for.—Manufacture! >
<<f Cotton Yarn can be supplied wi»h large
extra W rapping Paper of a very durable
quality.
No. 1 and 2 Chocolate, manufactured ai
his Mill, and as good as any made in this
country. Also, Chocolate shells.
- r. Q. etaißY.
tf.
SMITHFIELD BILLS
ARE received for Merchandise at par,
and will be exchanged by the sub*
scribers for Bills of the Providence Banks,
at half per cent, discount.
GREENE & CARTER.
Afi'il 6, 1810.tf.
State of Rhode-bland, (de.
Kent* sc.
Clerk'e Office of the Supreme Judicial
Court, March 14, D. 1810.
WHEREAS Lucy Jf. an auld, of War
wick, in said County of Kent, Wife
ot Henry J earauld, has lodged her Petickm
in said office, praying, for divers causes
therein stated, that said Court would pass
a decree of divorce in her favour, annull
ing the bond of matrimony that subsists
between her and her said husband •—No
tice is therefore hereby given to the said
Henry, to appear, if he shall think fit, be
fore said Court, at their term tn be holden
at East-Greenwich, within and for said
County of Kent, on the second Monday of
April next, then and there to shew cause,
if any he have, why the prayer of said Pe
tition should not be granted.
WILLIAM BROWN, Clerk.
Dectmber 15, 1809.
ON HAND,
— -r-w’
w • 4 •
REAL ESTATE.
THE subscriber offers for sale the fol
lowing real estate, to which an indis
putable title will be given, and an) or aU of
said property may be obtained much below
its cost or value, and a lenghty credit given
if required, viz.
In the County yf Habtfobd.
Twenty-eight acres of the very first
quality of meadow and pasturing Land,
well watered and fenced, bounded partly
by a highway, in the jlownx>f Hartford,
(West-Hartford society,) late the property
of Mr. Isaac Webster, four miles west of
the State-House. If not sold by the first of
April, it will be let for pasturage.
Five acres of Laqd, together with a neat
finished dwelling-house in good repair, barn
and well, not excelled in quality by any
land in the county, it is improved for mow
ing and gardening, situated three and a
half miles west ot the State-House at Hart
ford, in West-Hartford society, now occupi
ed by Mr. Charles Webster, on which there
is a nursary and a great variety of fruit.
Six acres of very choice Land suitable
for grain or mowing, together with a large
convenient well finished two story house,
barn, corn and chaise house, dairy, well, a
good orchard, &c. has been occupied by a
merchant, and is well catculatec’ for mer
cantile or mechanical employments, late
the residence of Josiah White and Son, qpd
now occupied by M.tjor Ezra Brainerd,
situaxed in East-Hartford, about one mile
from Pratt’s FeiTy, is a very pleasant and
eligfllte situation.
One acre of Land with a small dwelling
house and barn thereon standing, situated
about one mile west from the Stage-House
in Rocky-Hill, Wethersfield, (Stepney .pa
rish,) now occupied by Silas Belcher. Ap
ply to Justus Robbins, Rocky-Hill, or to the
subscriber.
County of Windham.
Ten acres of best mowing Land, fenced
with a stone wall, on which there la an
orchard and well, together with a large
convenient and well finished two story
house, barn, &c. has been painted, and is
in good repair, in which is a room prepared
for a merchant*! and druggist’s store, it
has always been occupied for both, is well
calculated for the residence of either as
well as that of a physician or mechanick,
late th» residence of John Palmer, Esq.
now occupied by Mr; Jndson, situated in
Eastford society, town of Ashford, and is in
full view of the turnpike roads leading
from Boston and Providence to Hartford.—
For particulars inquire of William Per
kins, Esq. at Ashford, or to the subscriber,.
Possession can be had in April, or sooner
if neoessary. For terms of the two former
places, apply to Mr. Barna Collins, of
W est-Hartloid, and for the latter, to Mr.
Nathan Merrow, of East-Hartford, or to
the subscriber.
That large and elegantly finished two
story house, painted iu and outside, with
green blinds, finished cellar, garret, well,
occ. situated near the centre of the city of
New-London, fronting two streets, pre
pared for and is well calculated for two
families, and equally convenient for one,
entirely new, late the property of John
O’Brien, now occupied by Mr. Orlando
Hallam and Capt. Fleming—may be had a
great bai aqd possesion give* in April
next. For particulars apply to George Hal
lam, Esq. New-London, or to the subscriber.
At Gkeehfield, Massachusetts.
A store formerly occupied by Daniel
Forbes, will be told cheap. For particu*
la rs apply to Richard E. Newcomb, Esq.
Greenfield, or to the subscriber.
State of Vehhoht.
Fifteen acres of excellent Land, improved
and fenced, together with a neat well fin*
ished and painted two story house, store,
barn, wood-house, blacksmith’s shop, wheel-
' right’s shop, potash, &c. all in good re-
Rair, and part entirely new, in the town of
[artland, about one mile from Connecticut
river—for healthiness, and for a mercan
tile or use, is not exceeded by
any nn Connecticut river—lately occupied
by Mr. Elias Gallup.
ALSO,
One Hundred and forty-two acres of
Land, reputed the best tract in its neigh
ixjuriiood, together with a farm-house and
a large barn, both entirely new, about forty
acres under from which
. bout twenty tons of hay annually has been
cut, the remaining part is exceedingly well
wooded with large pine and oak timber,
.nd is within one and a quarter miles of
Connecticut river, and the celebrated saw
mills of Oliver Gallup, Esq. and others—
It is known by the name of hunt land.
For terms of the two last described par
cels of property, inquire of Eiizur Hub
>ard, Esq. of Windsor, Vermont, or of the
subscriber.
To Set tier» of New Lande.
Two Hundred and twelve acres of Land,
suitable for either grass or gcain, about
sixteen acres improved and mostly fenced,
on which there la a Mg hnusa, atowL
together with about forty choice fruit trees
in bearing, and an excellent cultivated su
gar-maple orchard—it is abAit fifty mile*
east of New-Connecticut, fifteen miles
southwest from Erie, the county town, in
which there b a Custom-House, Printing-
Office, Courts well organized, See.—it is
about three miles from the Twenty Mile,
and on the head waters of the Sixteen Mile
Creeks, emptying into Lake Erie.—The
neighbouring settlers are frum New-Eng
land—it» situation remarkably healthy.—
Property in thi« State, if required, will be
received in exchange—an indisputable title
will be given. Inquire of Judah Colt, Esq.
at Erie, or the subscriber.
JOSIAH WILLIAMS.
N. B. Almost , any article of merchan
dise at fair prices, will be received in pay
ment, if preferred by applicants to pay
ing cash or purchasing credit. For
terms, apply m Providence to B. and T. C.
Hoppin.
Middle town. (Con.) March 10, 1810. 6w.
Published TvtsDArs ‘and FntnArs,
by DUNHAM and HAWKINS,
At the oign <f the Amiaicam Eaglk,
Opposite the Market.
S 3:50 pis annum..v.^.uai.t tN
County yf Mem-London.