Virginia Argus — Richmond, Va., 1810-09-25 00:00:00, page 4

CHARLOTTE COURT, 3d Sept. 1810.
Xdward Hatchett Pltf.'t
f=inst |
ThomasHatcbeti, eaccutor of Robert | In
Hatchett, Will mm Hatchett, Jesse )»Cluuice
Chaffin and Phebe his wife, and the I ry,
-eame Thomas Hatchett in his own j
Tight, Dcfis.J .
THE defendants William Hatchett, Jesse
Chaffin-arid £hebe his wile, not haviug en.
tend their appearance according to the act'of
assembly and the rules of this court, and it ap»
peering to the sat»jfae*ion of the court that they
are not Inhabitants of thia state, on the motion
of the plahuil’ by his a 2 erney, it is ordered,
that they appear here on the first day of Novetn.
her coart nest, sod otter their appearance-nod
answer th«'p1ah»tiiPs biU, and that a copy of
this order be inserted in one of the newspapers
primed in Richmond, for taro months success,
4vdy, and po*r«d at the front door of the court*
©use of the said county,
A Copy Teste,
• Thomah Read, c. c,
CHARLOTTE COURT, 8tit Augt. 1810.
John Jihworilt, Pstf/1!
against .1 In
William Cieitshaw, Daniel Creh- ^Chance,
•haw Wiiliam Deupree,. Mdci | ry,
Bottom and Reps Osborne, Defts. J
THE defendant William Crenshaw^ not ha*
ving entered his appearance according to
the *cv of asrembly Ind the ru’es of this court
a«'d it appealing to the satisfaction of the court
that he >s net ah inhabitant Qf this state, on thf
mpiiuu'.of the plaintiff by his attorney, It is or
derso, that he appear here on the first day of
November court nest, and enter his appeamnee
and answer, the plaintiff's bill, and give securi
ty for performing the decree of the court, anri
that c uopy.Qf this Qrd-ir be inserted in one of
Ute n^wepaper* printed in Richmond^ Cor two
rmny.ba rnccesslveiy^ and posted nt the front door
of the coart house of th*i said county,
a Copy Tcs'fj
Thomas Hear!, c. c.
At a court held far Albemarle county^ the
2d day of January, 1810.
-Limbs P. Cocke, jr, Pltf. .. ,
against (r..n ^
William Wharton and James f'"'" nce"
. vCcrke, Defts. r^*
Tflfi defendant William Wharton, not
having entered his appearance and gi
ven security according to the act of assem
bly nnd the rules of this court, and it ap
pearing to the satisfaction of the court that
he is not an inhabitant of this station mo
tion of the complainant by counsel, it is -or.
slered, that the sAd defendant do appear
here on the first day of the next ternri^ and
subfrer the biU of the complainant ; und
that a copy of this order be forthwith in
serted in some ne wspaper published in the
city of Richmond, for two months succes
s velv-j and posted at the front door of the
court-house of this county.
A Copy=*Testc.
JOHN NICHOLAS.
Naiiitryman, Gardener, Seedsman,
and Florist,
HAS Fur sale, Apple, Pear, Peach, Phimb,
Nectarine. Vpricot, and Cherry Trees^ of
the ve'y best sores and all now in a mast lieu
fishing condition-—-Also,Gooseberry and Cur
rant bushes, wirh a numerous variety of shrubs
-and plants cf the most rare kinds,
Ca'alcgufs of thesbove may be seen at FITZ.
WHYLSONN O’ POTTER’S, Richmond, who
wilia’icud to any orders left with them.
Gen ler.ien who are desirotft of furnishing
their orchards or gardens with the very best kinds
of fruit have now a good opportunity of doing
so, as the approaching season promises to be fa
vOrab'e for transplanting.
Orders should be forwarded by the first of No
vember.
Richmond, September'6 hj 1810. w3t
N B. P. it P. have just received a supply
of TURNIP ROOiED CABBAGE SEED,
which, if sowed about this season, wilt ptoduce
the earliest and most abundant crop in the spring
WOOlTcARb IN G.
I^HE Public are respectfully informed,
that there is now in operation at
Watkins's Mills in Ciuo hland county, a
boot three milts active Johnson's Spring, a
MACHINE for CARDING WOUL. into
ROLLS,—The price for carding is fix
Sence per lb. Those sending wo. 1 to this
iachine are requested to have it cleaned
of triv»n^ and greased at about the propor
tion of one pound of lard to every twelve
pounds of wool.
CJo chland, Aug»‘ 29, 1810. 8 t w p.
Boarding House
ANJ»
PRIVATE ENTERTAINMENT.
THE Subscriber, residing in the city o
f Williamsburg will furnish Ladies mid
Gentlemen, boys and Girls, vr Ui
Board & Lodgings
by the d*y, week, month, quarter or year,
on;re«son;»h!c terms. Her house is large
nnd Convenient, und she hopes to orient a
share ot public patronage, by the goodness
of her accommodations, and unremitting
exertions to please.
ANNA BYRD.
August 3. lawKw.
Archclaus Hughes,
Cf'M MISSIOV MKRCn A VT,
On the Bosin, JlTOilES and SELLS every
k»i»d ot PRODUCE on the usual Com ms*
S ION.
11 v Ita:. for Sale,
80 UHs„ Cut Herrings,
10,000 VVt. Isle of Wight Bacon:
900 Suit f «terM Hams.
Richmond, iune 12tb, 1810. (wl9m)
j^OL S A LE—The HOUSE and
LOT at present occupied by cap-j
* uJn Coo'mir;, at Rocketts.
AI#o--Tha LUMBER HOUSE
end LO T, .’.djoirdxlg Denny’s Hope
Wi*'-, at present ocCuoied by Mr.
Wenii#
Term* may b*- fcnotrn r.v applying toi
POSTER h SATCHEL!..
*cpt. 3, 1810, wtf |
Regimental Orders f
Gity of Richmond, 1st Aujj. 1810.
."pHE Officers of the 19th Regimtmf* ami
* «*f the Artillery end Cavalry .attached
to said Regiment are .hereby notified and
required to meet their Brigade Major and
Inspector upon the Capitol square, at II
o'clock in the .forenoon, on the l7ih, 18ih
end 19th days* of October next, tor the
purpose of being instructed by him ac.
cording to law, Each Officer w.ll come
prepared with a musket and at least three
blank cartridges on the 17th and 18th, and
with side arms only on the 19th,
A General Muster of the 19th Regiment
will take place on the 20th of the same
month of October, for which pUVpose the
Officers and privates of said Regiment
will parade upon the Capitol square at 11
o'clock In the forenoon ot the day last men
tioned* completely equipped according :o
1ft Wa
GEO. WM. SMITH,
Lt» Col. Commandant
of the 19th Keg. Va. Militia.
. IN CHANCERY. '
Fluvanna county court, August 27th, 1810.
: Edward Pace and John B. Magnifier,
Pltfs.
against
Charles Hunter and Judith his wife, John
Priddy, Pleasant Byhee and Milley his
wife^Joseph Parish, Littleberry Priddy,
William I'riddy, John Gadberry and
Patsey his wife, Banlett Parish, Nicho
las M. Howard & Salley his wite, James
.Parish, Jobr. Parish, William Parish,
Joseph Parish, jr. Samuel Parish, Opey
Parish and Polly Pai.ish, no infant, which
Patsev. Bartlett, Salley, James, John Pa
lish, William Parish, Joseph Parish, ju
nior, Simuel, Opey and Polly, are chi',
dren and heirs of Mary Parish, deceas.
ed, late wife ot the said Joseph Parish,
Defendants.
ON the motion of the plaintiffs, by their
counsel the defendant Littleberry
Prddy is assigned Guardian to the infant
■defendant, Polly Parish, to defend her in
this suit=and the defendants John Priddy,
Joseph Parish, William Priddy, John Gad
. berry and Pat«ev his wife. R.rtlett Parish
'Nicholas M. Howard and Salley his wife,
James Parish, John Parish, William Pa
irish, Joseph Parish, jun’r. Samuel Parish
'and OpcyParisSi, not having entered their
'appearance and given security according
I to the act of assembly and the rules of
i this court, and it appearing to the satis
j faction of this court that they are not in
habitants of this country—On the further
motion of the plaintiffs, It is ordered, that
the said defendants do appear here on the
first day of November Term next, and an„
swer the bill of the plaintiffs, and that a
•copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
one of the Richmond news-prapers, and
continued for two months successively, and
posted at the front door of this court-house.
(A. copy.;
J• 1 imberlake, jr. ». c. r. «.
Cw8t.]
NOTICE! .
I shall petition the oext Virginia Le
gislature to relinquish to me the
Commonwealth’s right to the lands ly
ing in the county ofNew Kent, of which
Peter Pcnnct died seized.
STEPHEN H. LACY.
Snpt. 17th, 1810. (w4r)
FOR SALE,—That TRACT of
LAND which was lately the pro
nety of Walter Keeble, containing five
hundred acres,Jying on the waters of
Great Guinea in the county of Cumber
land, and adjoining the lands of Geo.
Skipwith, Jerman Baiker and others.
There is on this tiact a small plantati
on of about fifty acres, lately cleared—
the ballance is in Woods.* the soil in
supposed to be peculiarly adapted to
the culture of tobacco. The land will ]
be sold for cash, or upon a credit of
one, two or three years, as may suit
the purchaser.
Wm. DANIEL, Jr.
Cumberland, C. H.}
Sept. 14th 1810.; w4p.
NOTICE.
]N compliance with the decree pronoun*
*crd on the 10th clay of March, 1807, by
this mperior court of chancery boldcn at
the Capitol in the city of H'chmorulj in a
•nit depending in ths sa d court, between
William Barksdale, plaintiff and Edwd.
Dennis, defendant—WILL BF SOLD, at
public auction,for cash, at Cub Cretk Meet*
ing house, in the county of Charlotte, on
the 28ih day of September next, a
Tract of Land,
Lying in the said county of Charlotte, an
both sides of Cub Creek, containing by es.
timation seVcn hundred and eighty seven
aerrrs, (it being the same land Conveyed by
William Harkeadale and Richard Blow
and Fanny his wife, to Edward Dennis, by
deed bear ng date the second day of Ao.
gu*t, 1799, and recorded in the general
onurt on the sixteenth day of August, .in
the year 1799) or so much thereof as may
be uecersary t* raise the sum of 345/ U Id,
with interest thereon at six per cfcnt. per
annum, from the 18th day of October,
1800, and the costs of suit.
ids The Commissioners.
Gun Powdery
Warranted of a Superior quality in Kegs
and Canuister*.
Salt- Pet re,
English Refined, in Casks and Kegs. For
by D. 3. BURR.
—WANTED—
A quantity of Willow wood for which n
liberal price will be pa«d. A negro lad
wiil.be taken apprentice to the Cor.per's
trade. I f.
Valuable Land for SaleJ
tiY virtoe of a deed of trost cf record
in Goochland court, execu ed by Gi.
deon M«s*ie to Benjamin Anderson, John
S. L~rs and Gecrgte Woodson Payne,
WILL BE SOLD, to the highest bidde:
fur ready Money, on ihe "premise*, on
tlie twenty ninth day or September next,'
one THACt or PARCEL of LAND,
lying in the county cf GoccbLnd, whereon
the aaid Gideon Massie now lives, con.
• aining by estimation five hundred acr*i,
or ao much of said tract as will be aufii
cicnt to pay the sum of seven hundred
and ten dollars and eighty three cents,
w»’h lawful interest thereon, from the
30th day .of January ISOS, due to Augus
tin Bailey, assignee of Elijah May, who
was assignee of Archibald Bryce, and the
expence* of recoiding said deed, and car
rying the s&nte into effect. It is believed
ihal the title to this land is indisputable,
hut a&ing'as a trustee, I shall convey
only auch tide as vested in me by virtue
of said deed of treat*
BENJAMIN ANDERSON.
August 24 h, 1810. t d a
Valuable Land for Sale.
BY virtue of a deed of trust, of record
in Goochlahd court, executed by Gi.
deon Massie, and Susanna his wife to
Thnmas Bentford, Warner Lewis and
William G. Poindexter, to secure the
payment cf several sums of Money there
in specified, and intended to be secured,
due to Elijah May, WILL BE SOLD on
the premises, to the highest bidder, for
ready money, on the twenty ninth day of
September next, one TRACT t»r PAR
CEL of LAND, lying in the coumy of
Goochland, on ihe little Byrd Creek* ad.
joining the Lands of Thomas Miller,
George Toler, James Scruggs and Wil
ham George, containing six hundred
acres, he the same mnr* nr t.a. 1, l.
believed that the title to this land is indis
putable, but a&ing as a trustee, I shall
convey only such title as vested in me by
virtue of said deed of trust,
William G. Poindexter.
August 24th, 1810. t d s
Lands and Negroes
FOR SALE.
'T'HE subscriber being about to remove
from this state, offers Tor sate, a vatu*
able *
Tract of Land,
Lying in the county of Prince Edward, on
the waters of Spring Creek,, containing
4,440 acres by an old survey. This land
will be divided in any way to suit purcha
ser*- A small part of the purchase money
willibe required in hand, and the balance
in three equal annual payments; bonds with
[ approved security and a deed of trust *p_
! on the land to ensure punctual p ymcot,
will also be required. Will be sold, at
| public auction, on the tenth day of Decem
, her next, if fair, if not, the next fair day,!
j at the above mentioned plate, 89 as likely j
NEGROES as any in Virginia, consisting
of males and females, of all ages and des
criptions. Among them a blacksmith, who
is young and heaithy-_a wheelwrights*
good cooper and carpenter. Terms for the
negroes; one fourth in cash, and the bal
ance to be paid in twelve months. Bonds
with unexceptionable security to bear inte
rest from the date, if not punctually paid,
will be required, and eight per cent per
annum will be deducted for cash. All per.
sons to whom the subscriber is indebted
may expect payment a* soon after the sale
of the above proper y is effected as may
be convenient for thetn to app'y.
Richard Kidder Randolph.
August 21st, 1810. tds
i.* • rinuc wi a uccu ui iru«i citui'ta to us o»
Francis Taylor, rlared 8th August, 1809, to
secure a debt dtre David Bollock^ WlLE B
SOt.D^ at public sale, on Monday the 8th of
October, at the front door of the Beil Tavern^
A Mouse and Lot,
On the cross street leading from the matn atree
and neatly opposite Messrs. Ralston and
Pleasants’.
JAS. C. ANTHONY.
ANDERSON BARRi_T.
Richmond, September 4th, 1810. tda
FOlC SALE.
TTY virtue of a dertf of Trust executed
to the Subscriber for certain purposes
tlicr n mentioned, dated 15th June 1810,
Will be sold, cn the premises in Munches.,
fer, on Friday the 28th iust. a certain part
of a half acre LOT, designated in the plan
of the said Town by No. 47, with a Two
Story House thereon, the St*nd well cal.
eulated lor a Grocery. The terms of Sile
made known on the day of Bale. No o.
ther right Will be couveyed only m 1 tqi.
tee. Wm. BROWN. Trustee.
September 17th, 1819. S t
- — i 1 - - - - -
LATELY PU3LISLEI),
AND FOR SALS AT THIS OVFIC.£,
THE
Virginian Orator.
Being a variety of Original k Selected
Poems, Orations, Dramatic Scenes;
To Improve the American youth in
the ornamental and asefa) art of
ELOQUENCE k GESTURE.
Y>r Thomas E. Btirch.
Bishop Madison’s
MAP OF VIRGINIA
Fer Sal* at thi* Oiliest
WAN! ED!
. 4 JLad of respectable Parent*; i^ua
il lifted as to education, active, in
dustrious and Sober, may meet with
a place lor 3 or 4 years in a Gr6cery,-by
applying Boon.- Enquire of the Prin
ter.
Sept. 17. 1810. (4t.)
—----U__-_
Merino Sheep.
IMPORTED In the Ship Woodrop Si ms,
*• Thomas HRyne3 Master, frbna Lisbon,
Nineteen MERINO RAMS and FIFTY
ONE EWESj warranted of the tme Me.
rino breed, of the Cabana called Paular'es-s
equal If not superior to any other Merino
Sheep in Spain, being part of the Flocks of
the ft-ioce of Peace, Don Manuel De Go.
doyj the breed of which was purchased by
him of the C&thuslan Friars in the 'jyear
1796, and remained in his possession op
wards of fourteen years without any ad.
mixture of blood. Certificates of Pedigree
may be seen on application. If not Sold
previous to the 2d October next—they
will on that day be exposed to public Sale
on a credit of two aud four months for
approved endorsed paper.
moses myehs & son.
Norfolk, Sept 5th, 181 o. t is; Oct.
FOR SALE—That beautitoi situation
near Manchester, called
BUCK HILL,
which for healthiness, excellent water, and
fine expensive prospect, is not exceeded by
Bny place in this Neighbourhood. Its ele.
^tian is such as to command an entire
view of the City of Richmond, and the ad.
jacent Scehery. It has been legg noted
for an uncommonly early and productive
Garden, and good fruit. There are about
350 Acres of Land9
*vf _u_• • • . . ....
" miv,b «!»»»»» uu ui iwo nuiiQrcu aoouna
with firewood, and the whole, from its
proximity to Manchester, being but one
mile distant, must be annually rising in
value, it is a most desirable residence
for a genteel family, uniting the conveni
ences of both Town £c' Country, without
the disadvantages of either. As the sub*
scr.ber is desirous of making a speedy sale,
a great bargain may be had by an imme
diate application to
JOHN MAYO.
Richmond, August 50th, 1810.
jD Y virtue of a decree of the superior court of
chancery for the Richmond district., pronoun
ced on the 26th June, 1810, in a suit then there
in depending^ wherein JBTues Selden was plain
■if! and Rsme Smock defendant we shall on
Mand ay the twenty.fint of Oaober next, before
the front door of the late dwelling lioure ’i Es
me Smock, about one mile from the coy of Kich«
monc^ sell at public au&ion, on a credit of three
and six month- so much of the TRACT of
LaND, called
FAIR FIELD,
VVhereon the said Smock lately resided, as will
raise the sum of eighteen hundred pounds v/ith
interest thereon at six per cent, per annum*
from the said 2Gth of June, 1810 togethsr with
the costs.
The land will be 'aid out in lots to suit pur.
chasers. Bond with approved security will be
required^ and as an additional security a deed of
trust on the iota will be taken.
James Wood*
William Mayo.
Richard Adams.
John Adams*
Richmond, Eth September, 1810. td*
NO TICE.
Agreeable to the Last Will and Testament
of Armistead Russel, dec’d
WILL BE SOLD,
At Ncw.Kcnt Court-house, on the first
day of November court, if fair, if not on
.the first day of December court,
A TRACT OF
LAND
Lvir g in New-Kent county, called the
OLD PLACE* and containing by old sur
vey 476 acres. This land produces well
Corn and Wheat, and is pleasantly situa
ted In an agreeable neighbourhood—-isthree
miles from the court-hour*', and two from
Pamunkey River. The Terms of Sale,
will De one half of the purchase money to
be paid in twelve months, and the other
in two years fiom the day of Sale. Bonds
with approved security, and a deed of trust
on the land to secure payment, to carry
interest from the date, if not paid when
due will be required.
I will with pleasure shew the land to a
ny person inclined to purchase.
AHMISrtAD RUSSEL,
Executor.
August 10, 1310. t da
Penitentiary Store,
Avn
DOMESTIC WAREHOUSE.
D, f. Burr,
In addition fo the articles manufactured at the
Penitentiary, offers far sale an assortment
of Goodscf
Home Manufacture ;
Vi* t fine and coarse hat* of every description.
A regular ripply of f Otton cloth on consignment
from the Providence manufactory,. and will be
sc!d bribe piece at the milt price*, vi* i—rBet’.
dckir.g, sn ipes, check-., and plain cloths. Spur
ootton. single and double.
Homo Made Linen ShFetinjf. Richmond Gun 1
I'owder by the keg# warranicdot superior qual. I
<ty. Philadelphia Porter and Ate in casks and i
tiotiIes,and Beer in lurrell.cz
Harness Leather, Hoot Legs, Wax Calf '
Skina, Coloured and .Hack Koar.s,
February 10, IS10. tf
ter Wanted text as by the year, a good,
GOOPfcR. • i
Iq^JTtfST PURLisiilt*. ^
And For Sale at S, Tfeasatits’ Print
ing Office and Book Store,
BATES’
Virginia Almanack
Fok i8i u
Containing, besides the usual 4Htronomfcf
cal calculations^ kc.
Letter from W Lana* matttnr,' Dro(iiyrt ..
berC, Rsq.nf Wash. Be Wei compluiot',
irgum City, on the P%in 'tn.lhe bucK,,
great »*'?« annular P.le^Snr? Mouth
eclipse of the sun, To prevent Sion* -
which' will ’ take’ fruit irottf failing
place on • tne 17 th ln*f <re it ia ripe*
Sept 1311—parties. Ta dye a beau'iSul. i
larly as seen at & durable black.
j Richmond and Us Scale of depreemte
vicinity. on of paper cur- .
An ingenious essay on rency, eat abbs ii«d
the substance of the by the Gr«erat;
: Sun—.—Ditto on Assembly o> Vir
the Moou, tec. ginie, Nov. U&R
from the Critical Frosty Cellars
Rrvicw. Anecdote of ta I.
The common Lotos* rish Soldier in
Poem. American reroi*.
Account of a new (a* tlooary war.
veniion for Distil* English Monarch*
{ lioffc by P. Arrlng. Acting a Pan.
too of North Caro- Mi teurological jour*
1 l*na. nal of * ; wife’s
An account of * new. temper.
ly invented Domes. Maxims Stc. l3*c.
I tic Spinner with List of civil officers
j six spindles, which in Virginia, Gov.
will do as much ernor, Council,
work in a day as 5 lors., Judges of
or 6 persons in die the Court of Ap*
common way, made peats,High courts
in Alexandria, price of Chancery, Gen
from 20 to 30 dolls- eral Court, lie.
and may be man*. Delegates to Gene*
ged by a child of 10 ral Assembly,
years old- Delegates to Coft»V
A remarkable Pro. gress.
phecy by the late Superior and Coun.
Rev John Wesley. tv Court days in
Simple cures for the Virginia.
following diseases Ditto in N. Carolina.
[the greater part —
original recipes] * This remedy has
via. The Croup, been used by a re
Corns,'Terers. UL spectable gentleman
cers, Chilblains, ot Richmond in 7or
loothi ache, Ague 8 instances, and h1.
and Foe., Rheu. ways with success.
jubl RECEIVED, a large and elrgaut'
J assortment of
FALL GOODS,
Which will be disposed of by wholesale or
retail very low lor C*sh, as follows
Superfine CloUw and Cassinveres, Se„
cond, do do. Coatings and Flannels,
Baizes and i willed Flannels, Cotton and
L nnen Cam bricks, Sattin and Lustrinr
Ribbands Dandies, all kinds, Seeded and
Leno Muslin 1st quality,Jlndia Leno, do
1st Flam Sc Figured Jaconet Muslin, Tabby”
V ejveis all colours, Corduroy3, Cords and.
velvets, Point and Rose Blankets, C. tton
and Worsted Stockings, all colours. Fair,
toist Sail and Horn Combs, Bomb a ts*
and Bombatene, Carriage Lace, and lot
I owatr, Cotton and Thread Laces assor„
Calicoes and Chintz, Pound tic puck^
?,?>e ladles and Gentlemen’s short
Kiu Gloves, Extra long Kid Gloves foe
Ladies, Knives and Forks assorted, Pocket'
and Pen Knives, Table and Tea Spoons,
Lmn^n and Cotton Thread, Ivory Conibs,
Imported Bed Ticks, Cotton, dodo. Blue
and Green Sarsaneta^ White and Brown
Linnens, 1st quality^ Cotton Shirtings,
rrench Imitation Cambricks, Cambrck
Muslins, B-ndanno nnd Milticat Hkfs.
Pelece Cloths, all colours, Sewing Silk,
hH colours^ Writing and Letter Paper,
Wei^coitings, and Pauennet Shirt and •
Jet Buttons Cotton Umbrellas. An assort.,
meni oi Military Plumes, Epaulelts and
b Iver Cord* Silver and Gold Thread,
Silver and Gold Spangles.
j l he above Goods being particularly se*
lected for Cukh, and wd» be expo&ed of in
the lowest terras for Cash or Town accepu
't&ncts*
' _L. JOSEPH 31
Notice.
THK co Partnership of Danjkl Hioginbot
Mam & Co. having'this day expired all
those indebted to the said concern arc reijwcstcd
to m.i-lce immediate payment anil those who
have open accounts on the books of the' said con.
cern, are requested to come 10 a settlement, with*
out which no longer indulgence will be extend,
cd.
DANIEL HIGGINBOTHAM & Co.
New Giuwg'W, September Is*, lblO.
NOTICE- I
THOViS ALDRIDGE &■ Co. respectfully
inf rm »i eir friends and the public in gene.
raI/ »hat ‘hey have opened itdra in the house
formerly occupied by Danid Higginbotham iy
Co. in the tmvn df New G’.S'gbw' wVre they
Will keep a general supply of GOODS suit,
ab e to the season, which they are determined fi>
nell on the lowest terms for clth country pro.
du.:e, or to those that they can rely on fdr punc.
tuality.
New Glasgow, Septembe? 1st, 18:0. 4w
DR. CHURCH’S COUGH DROPS.
A medicine unequalled hy nr»y nthr-.r In
the world since first discovered by Doctor
Church; it has restored to health mnny
thousands of the most emaclrtted objects,
I both asthmatic and consumptive, tliaE
were ever known to exist both in Europe*
America anil the West.Iiulie4, *nd oficn
when every other medicine Imd brrn used
without edict, and the most eminent of ih<?
faculty Consulted in vain. It is a aovi.r*
eign, *pcerty, *nd effectual remi «fy in ck,
tarrh3, shortness of breath, tick bug in this
throat, .tightness in the chest, whining
cough, sere throats, wheezing*, congealed
phlegm, t-piiting of Moed, terfm^a of the
breast and stomach, &c. a'.tmat and cnr.«
snmpiinnvi* and nil rfisotdera of tlt« btenst
and lunjs
bold ;by appointment) at S. Pieasat.u*
Etintirig GtScc, K.cbreond.