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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-04-27

< Upwards of 1000 well armed French
troops, with severa. general officers, who
lately escaped from the resentment fthc
injured Haytians, now triumphantly ee
and INDEPENDENT, are encanped near the
city Of Havannah, and excite no small
degree Of jealousy and apprehension IL
the rninds ofthe feeble Spaniards.- y,
Il Is asserted, that the British have
got possession Of the city Of St. Domiap
90, with the APPRECIATION Of the Haytian
government. The French troops have
been permitted to remove themselves to
Cuba. The whole island Of Hispaniola
is now in possession ofthe blacks, under
the command of Gen. Dessalines, FIRST
consul for life. Proc. pap.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-08-27
Diso,

Inths Mr. Henry Fofdiek, aged o. fcn of the late
Mai Thomas Fofdick.
AT Brunfwick, the 9th int Mr.. Tobias Ham, aged SIS
His living progeny inducing the 5th elera,on, l2s
foas aitended his funeral the younger OF wao SO
years old
At Little River Plantation, the 9TH init Mis- Hannah
Ro Wilton, aged Is younge daughter of Mr. Samuel VIII
.en.
On the Maryland tract in Frederick county,. Mrs Ellen
or kesn, aged io4 years months and eleven days
Ia Northampton Mrs. Mary Clark, aged IS. Mr.. e
.han Martial, aged o.
At Paris II Nauche, PRECEDENT of the Gavinc iocety
fe fell victim for his zeal for the licences being burnt
death By boe CT ofphorus watch he ufed Tor his
periments.
n England Mr.. Newton, eyed II he accidentally
kied by his on who beating his wife, When his father
nserfrred
At Mddlefeld Con. capt Stephen Turner and his wife
bash OF bilious fever.
AT Marblehead. Mrs Sally Rsxford, the worthy comfort
es the yordon Rexford aged II
A Berwick, elder Daniel Ib.ey, aged s3,I.;s DEFEND
anta were e chdren'i grand children, and y great
9!ald children
Al Durham Fog. Sarah Thomfon had been tapped S
y;pe in months for the dropfyrhe hra time III quarts
:. waeter were taken from her in all 200
Drowned from board the Chip Joeph, her paeage
from Liverpool, Mr.. John Hocl, of North Yarmouth.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-08-27

I" The Object OF this work is to initiate
youth when at the Ian fage of tehoong and to innre
their having right conception Of Book Keeping hy
Douhie Entry and the appera'nng thereto 10 that
their entering into the merchants employ actual
agements in buhnef', they may be able whou, the
fnlsle0 difficulty to make themielves perfect
l he author having nv numerous trials proved that
the work perfect adequate to the propoed object he
humb fusmts the fame the invefigation Of candid
Pche, that of the honorable gentlemen who preGde
public chools and to fehoo'.mafors throug hoot
the United States who maybe ddsoed to give fair
trial of The merit the work hoping their indulgence
tor any deficiencies which may politely from inevitable
circumasnces, occur ia the fra edition, and promilng
that thefe appearance hall be duly rec,6ad, it he
houd happily meet their encouragement coun,enance
to revfe and improve the work in edition
The author does pretend that the ilrcrgth Of a
boys capacity Is competent to determine ntri cate &C.
counts which IS rhe bu6aefs of age and expert
ence alone but the method of hnpe charges and diff
charges occurring daily raulacti Il bulneis
rcd in Irregular traa; the rules for commencement
and pro9refoa aud thoe for adjuam and cloure Of
books, may be acquired perfectly by few months psac
tce, he gotten by heart IN few hours, and all times
are fare guide upon reference thereto
With a knowledge of the principles aud rules FL
fly obtained the advantages youth their entrance
into actual engagements in buhneis employment in a
compiling houfe, would be found OF much greater ccnft
quence than be anon politely conceived
s Such Youths wouid become greater profcens in
Book keeping by double entry after fewer months of
tual employing MT Than they would o,hcI~fe be in q
greater number of years.
The author has purpofely waved the acceptance of
recommendation (hough not the judsmeht) offered him
by the msit judcous merchants, wifng foreita
favorable nments by fuch means, but leaving the ia.
rrinfc merit of the work the decon of candid pub
lie, after inseaieaton and experience of its efficacy"
c- yaleriJf,s soih bla,s to apply TO Thomas Clark;
tbe p,epor d be Ei~ f., 70, nymse ,6.y bs1~ jst5-f
10, -Pyiee nsa3aAse,s, Os Do',sr, bOssdSepat,vs
cents bar ta~~d. Portland, hugpa ~, 1894,
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-08-27

"thops ,h te:rsz VII eoe 'ta ;koarh lave l,e coe
i3euce in your PoMater, froru the character he is
f3 bear People OF different political fenncnts regret
the charge lhsv. for ncpy wears carried coefpond
tnroarh Nc FsEEMANs ofsce, add Of theur
and vine tey TO his pronptne.s, fidelity and eorrca
an however, ,irrpec ut his removal Tor am
pe-haied that he would nave bc,n feroantcd before f
the great iite at Warrington coold fugyeacd any
thing which looked ike reaou f5r luch conduct bpt
rushhs Ike the appearance OF caen occurring indicate
te pre- rfey OF his removal lie has done it. he fay be-
Gefng thar the public nteteG vii, he promoted" No cne
WI knows Mr. Fseemans character and coRduct Will think
d,ege is te eait foandaon for fuch belief Thctc who
know his uccelor will deey the poEbil that he do
gore promote the public intere than Mr.. Freeman,
ybe-e iupicioa5 OF his negligence and probty.
MIR Freealsn has retired with dignity from Office,
winch certain woa,d give him little peaiure TO hold
nae TIE n.lea.e Of any who as hecauie he at
. Especially nader the prefent PoNater general when
@ed predictions
was perfonay acquainted wi,h Gideon Granger fon,e
years ago. and in looking back the boy can realize the
He admirably formed for the reient time and for
bis preea Ration he lavi aduaticn on thoc above
ium and ae the rod OF iron thote have the mis-
fortune be under hs DIRECTION Though verify beev.
The public inere VII fuH-r by tie appointment, and
tas Mr. freeman ut cititted tire crreluments Of
an cce, which under the Influence Of high read the
public lie hcd, when it mum have been oil of coA am
>alooled rather to congratulate him. than TO complain of
pcrioal injury, forI verify believe that when fuch
eon Granger bear fyas, pcl Q. honor private fla
tion."
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-08-27

+. ~ = MoTHts and Wiaos, II puriu, of 'ol Ton,
hnnby reluefs the Prhte-s the United States to pub
n, that If CHARLES BROWN, ls years of age, who lcH
YORK III Upper Canada, the s,h April la crois the
Ske IN ba-k canoe, in vth benjamin. by trade
baker, be living, and will erd the Office 81 the ~
bany Setne he may hcar of his mother, ard tomothing
more 70 his advantage. Albany, Aug 3.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-08-27
"ROdD TO FOR1 UNLD-AcAIS.

THOMAS CLARK has for fale,
i IT ia BOOK STORE, in Fj6 Street.
Tickets and Quarters, in the otig clais
Of South Hadley Can. Lottery, at Do!lars-but will
G,ortiy be RATED to dis so Ihee who with to
purehafe III therefore find il for their nteref apply
Immediately. =. Lhuyefor Ih =. saovr,
Tickets in the sd clals OF amokeag
CANAL LOTTERY at 8 dollars until III. s,h Ssp,em.
ber WHEN the will he raifcd dollars SO cents only
6ooo Tickets! highel Prize -Four ThousAod Dollars
no dedn.,io n-apd po6tiveiy sonacsce drawing on
the 10TH September
Ga- Prize Tickets taken n Payment-and orders for
tickets IF poR paid and inco6ne the caih puncfuay at
.cpded 70. Eug1g ~,
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-08-27
Miniature Painting.

AIDES and Gentlemen who may win for corsetf
l. L,KENESSES, handfomely painted in Mini.sare.
have opportunity of procuring them, Wy appy'
ing peedy the fubft iiber Capt JET" Iaf.7" =
Fvse Street where lpecmens his painting may he teen
N. HI NCOCk.
flys9
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-08-27
NOTICE.

Y'HF fbfcrher hereby gives public notice to all
ccrned that lhe has tesn duly appointed and has
taken upon hfrief the trut an adnnilt, the
easte of JACOB BaoWS. late Of Cape Elizabeth, in
the county of Cumher and. yeoman, deceafed BY
by sivn. bend the law directs he therefore eauea
a perfons who indebted fad deeealeds enae, To
make immediate paymeui aud 'ho'c Who have any dc
n,ands thereon to exhibit The fame to
ELIZABETH BROWN
Co6eiz,t~, Aug II, lS a
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-08-27
THEATR e. tIuious. ,s.i--POR7LANO.
pANroMIMK RIVER PERFORMED HIRE.

PANrONiINE NEVER PERFORMED iiENE'
NIX. DICKENSoN'S BENEFIT.
WIS EVENING. MONDAY, AUGUST ~, will be
prefcnted Tor the hra aud only time theie wears,
"a much admired ard elegant Comedy 10 acs, called
Every One Has His Fault
Famiig Made HAPPY.
from herednel and brilliant pen of the celebrated Mrs
1NcuBALo, authorefs of Wives they Were such
Thing, Are. III tell you What. &c. &c
Lord Norland, Mir. Kenny-sir Robert Rarnhic
Mr.. BcrnudMr. so'us Mr. Diekenfna-Mr Har-
mory, Mr.. Jones-Mr @IAcid, M. Wfon-cap'ain
,rw n, Mr. PoweIl-Hammond, Mr.. EsSali--Porter,
MIR. Barnes Edward. Mfs Bates.
Lady Eleanor, Mrs Powell. -Mifs woburn, Mrs
Jones Mis- Placid, Mrs Dckcnfon. --Mi, Spinner,
Mrs Bernard. M.
End grlte cowey, far lie f,a'iutt e,.,
a DihertaticA on Faults 5y Mr. Bernard
Including the Faults of
2onng Easas Old H7iMs, leaug HIU.s :
ola Ha;Sands
In the courfc Of the evening, the celebrated
HUNTING SONG, called TALLY no!
B. Ms. Jares
To which will be added for the firm and only tne N
Porandj celebrated Pansonimc Enter .aunent, called
THE WITCHES;
Or, II aRLE9UIN SaLAM4ND5Ri
Harlequin, MIR Citseoon
Whike,andos, MIR. fowel-s1ifs Valet, Mir. Barnss--
rhckfculo (the Gown Mr.. Bignal-Don Tedy, Mir.
Kenny Colunbne, Mifs Bates
III Winch, Mr. Wilfon I'D Witch, Mr.. Jones.
sd Which, Mr. Bernard! ST.. Z, a;h Witch Mr.. rs"''''
RpreItns The Cave Of the Wtches, 4ub their Ineds-
totioas round The enchanted CaaLIroa. and tie re.
leaf Of Harlequin from fbe Jfye--dv;ss he fsne The
celebrated Yaeb Darce.--Scene 9. THE Mqei-
cat Glag5 and Wni-r.-Scene 9th, The Coyur.
ns apartment qviih oorieiy Of changer
Aa I'd, II Bcok CAFE charged to a Cioek, jg1 in tine,
Seine zd, Il nssO ,ualk Of eor4eying letter
rxp,sG.-Scenc oh, 7b. Death and Rsq0rstion
Of Harlequin spitb Oa,1y Of T,ickt, Leaf,,
E,eapo, &c. The Panorime conclude, u0fb
A DANCE BY TIE CHARACTERS
s-Deo,s opened baJ(p B 6, 8 curtain 10 rife bsyrp
o'cak--".* Tickets at MIR. u. Cet5's-H
IS eenf5-- Pit SO cents 81
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-08-27
SALEM. AUG. CT.

2 .
By capt HAZEL we have intelligence OF the Euglinh tax
ing poeo of the port and townof Muca Sunara with
force coading oa Chip of twenty guns Of fifteen
Of Of and OF and between three and four hua-
died Sepoys, after acton of fix hours which the Ma
lays loa 50 men, and the Rnglh 20 This the i4th
Of April.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-08-27
Strayed or Stolen,

- Stfayed or otoen,
IRON the fuhfcriher, the nth inf. dark red
l. HORSE, with a white fro in his face, all,
Large beied about ten wears o d, ihod ali round -
Whoever will return fsid horfe give information
where he is ihall DC h,ndiosly rewarded for their
trouble by
NEHEMIAH PATCH.
Corlam, Argf IS, 1904
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-08-27
NOTICE,

Is hereby given all tho(e who are in.
n dtbted ,he uhfcriher toi potaee CT Newspapers
they recnelci make immediate payment to the
following perfons add call for receipts. VIZ
AT Nofthy yarmouth, Thomss Chae. innholder
Poland and Minot, on Mr. Cath, Deac. Perkins, inu-
holder 1u'rer, on Mrs Cane, nnh ,der ; Backhcld
Mr. Spaldug p Paris, Caleb Prenti', etl r n -
Norway, Wm Reed, or VIM. Hobbs; Waterford and
B-,he', Vii Loneley pM-Rrid Seton aud The Borough
en- IoG.us Sears NJ Silvener Trader Otishcd,
George Piece, elq Raymondtoo capt Samuel Diagey
and at Windham, on MIR T. Pope, attorney.
JOSHUA POOL, Psf rias,..
Na-eg,, Ayr. I8. igo4
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-08-27
MASONIC INFORMArION.

DUBllC notice is hereby given, that
the conf uting confederation of the ORIENT
AiIODGE and the Inhalation of the Officers thereofs
by the Hon and K W WOODBURY. SloRER, Eiq.
D.puv Grand Matter. for he ninth Mafonic dierio IN
this ealth, will take place Thurisay ihe actin
Of sepempe, ney. az O'Clock, a. at the .neetins
houe in Brds,on which time and place there will be
an ora delivered by brother JaMEsD. HorxiHs eiq
senior Warden of Portland Lodge. The brethren OF
the craft arc invited to attend with mafcnc eoathing
By od., ytbs x W. Msa~.
CHARLES HAY, Secretary.
By;S,f,s f,g ~.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-08-27

MIIrrIA-By alate arrangement in the n,itaia Of this
s the of Portland divided into fix wards, each
Of which is to RATE onptny Independent CT the artillery
and infantry comprehensive ruh this meafurc will excite
ip of emulation in the different ward, which will
DER the militia of this town Respectable.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-08-27
@lrir1,

At Bolton, Nir Samuel Z Goddard Mfs Emily Dawes,
George Walhisgton Preicott, ei TO Ms Mary Grafson
of Bottom.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-08-27
Nomination. fer E!st7rs Of Pty.1snt, Sc.
MR. jerks.

Il. jerks.
BY reioive Of the Legislature # this Commonwealth,
paGed the Ian felton,, thc niz;san,s the
ana plantations, quai cd for representative
in meeting, Monday the fifth day of NoveIn-
Der next and give their votes for nineteen electors of pre-
fdens and PRECEDENT Of the United States whose
fha be ticket, and fuch tickets fhali contain the
of at leaf nhabitant of each dilia which tends
representative to ccngrcfs, by the law Of areh 10th
1902 This being the cafe and the time far dtnt,
when the people viii be called upon decide this election
it proper this time deGgnae htable characters
each dtses excerce this highly iptereng trul ana
pgefumng taas nomination will proceed from each es:on
OF the commonwealth leaving the privilege Of cug
eector, of candidate for the once that would be mott
agreeable to the people, take the liberty of prspo
Gag to the free electors of this Commonwealth,
!Ma;or LsMUEL WEEKS.
OF this town gentleman in q. repees worthy be clo
taed with this dsaiied and important truit 1t will be
recoleced that eight years he candidate for the
off &c in competition with gentleman who then, and
ha been for ore tiue,a ena,or Of this Commonwealth,
Whole favor the election termhatedby the people by
inaii majority. The in the iecretarys cice will
1ow that Mai. WEEES the highet candidate
the ill., 1t will alto be remembered thai ieue years nee
he chofen elettor by the branches of the egf
laure better recommendation could not be given Under
thee circumstances ard the character Of this gentleman
naming without blclnl,, preiume he will receive
geaera iupport throughout the Commonwealth.
MERCHANT.
q the Fyeemsn Of THE Commonwealth Of HASA
rbDsefti in general, and 9ffds county Of Cumber-
land, in particular.
FxLLow-CITRsss,
IN few weeks fhal excrciGe privilege in tie
moi important election that HAS taken place in this
country On the fifi Monday of November the choice OF
Electors of PRECEDENT and Vice-Prefdent of the United
States will be made by ErNEsAL TicKsr, which will al
low every voter dehgnase of whom one
NUT reide in each Congregational Di!sra. not TO
the gentlemen in the feveal dydons Of the Rate who
defervng of this confidence but only invite your at
tenton in this County, who appears worthy OF
the fuages Of the people If talents integrity patroti
public fervces ad enlarged acquaintance with the in
tere of the community give any title your favor,
can perhaps fele in whom thele qualifications
are more en.iaenty united, than the
Hon. ISAAC PARKER, Esq.
At preent it unnecesry tc fay more is hoped tia,
each Drct wa be able make good nomination, in
which cafe the tae will be honosei it has been before
By the uaan;n,i:y Of its E!etaoas.
II Citizen Of Portland.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-08-27

TAKE NOTICE.
~ This is to forbid any perfons purchar-
ing any Note Notes sivea Ess~s'" si, Gsnei Ivy
D,aiei fosbs,, of Paris dated iuac 10Th, Boa.
Pa,is, Y4ss 49, ,SoA EPiiaAIM FIELD.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-08-27
lust PUBLISHED,
as JUST PUBLISHED,
Aad in eqO day. qpilb ready far Eis. and drrvcyy
!. to Juslfriir,,, at THOMAS CLARK's Boak
Store. FyS.free,, Po,ftand,
~ EpIHDME oE ROCK KEErINE

4 y BY DOUBLE ENTRY; dchgned Tor the ule 4
Youth and Senior school Boys but equally calculated for
the 'nitru9ion of Adults in every MERCANTILE LINE
Or BUsNESs--compriGng fytemac une,ring Rules
for every era ation from 10 coiare of
Books by Double Entry ALTO Rules for keeping RE
TAIL BOOKS by Double Entry, without altering the
proeefs of Single Entry fof Daily Sales OF Merchahdze
which is added the moif efy and ncife method of
calculating any Of Per Cen, and Other
tive and appenssge Aeeountanth,p, with Rules for
Teaching So holArs.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-08-27

DUBLlC notice is hereby given. that
L The contributing and coEfectston Of the Ply
GO2EAN LODGE, and tie nf.il'ton Of the officers
thereof by the hon and r. w. WOODBURY. STORER,
efq piaria Deputy Grand Mater for, the Ninth Ma
ionic Diff icf in this cath, will take pizce
Tuefday 18th of September uext at \, clock A. NJ at
the meeting houfe in fryburg at which time and place
divine fervicc viii be performed
The Bre heren of the craft invited to attend with
Maionic oathng -
By o,&s y't6e r. ". Meter.
AMOS JONES COOK feeresary.
FrrsYro 4yr ~ A = sSol
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-08-27

FRiDNY. AUG ~
Arrived fchooper Dophin, Capt s,rout, days from
rortoia Capt. brought home The Of the brig
Rotin capt. Thomas. q N-wburyport, who had been
caP'ured by he Engiini his pa1egt fiom Martnieo
"~e aaJ-hrriyth hiP Ocean. cap, Drin.wster, o.
days from 81 Pete rlhurr p
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-08-27
EVENING SCHOOL.
Portland Academy.

THE TruRecs of Portland Academy
4 having engaged Writing Mater, as an FAINT
TO the prcc. give no,ics that few more udents
raw se adrrted-thc nun bcr will however be limited.
.-Terms three ioiiars quarter.
Samuel Freeman, Secretary.
Aug 40, 1904
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-08-27
One cent reward.

kANAwAv from The fubfcriber fone time
about the Ian OF June, pa ipdented apprentice
boy, shoaf Ereen year, of age named JGHNTAYLOR OR,
light oompe,ion down, furry look Whoever will re-.
fad boy fal have the above t no charge,
paid AMI all perions obd hsrooiig ,ruin. or en-
plyius f~d boy penalty OF The raw iaeh pro-
videi.
SamaI Pmsres,
Nswslouceaer, Au. g. IL
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-08-27

a Several Communications and Advertisements axe
zaayodab!y omitted ths day
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-08-27

CT yaIyeriJe,s aoih phaf to apaiyfo Thomas Clark;
be s,epricfor Of tb kaie" ' 10. nywbs 6y bssx jb-f
f., -Pr,e 10 asa.ays,te,, ore l''ay, 6osad-Secay5vs
cents baT ba~~5. Portland, hugu0 ~, 1894,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-22

tohayr restrained the Attorney oesss,,
hoa 4 direct violation Of truth, TO ,"'.a
the public odium, which he knew mus, a
tach to conduct, so inimical to the iut.,a
ofthe country.
The lass attempt to continue the co,s
dence of the. people III the present rul.1
is report of Robert Smith, Secretary -
the Navy, to congress: in which, on I'll. e "
of February, 1902, he says, I" the corv.aa
Berceau being the property of the Units5
States, the txpences Of repairing her ver.
betrayed out Of the fund, appropriated to
tile expense ofrepairing the pubic ship, oe
the United States" Unfortunately how
ever Tor this statement a brother of the Or.
sent Secretary, s. Smith, on the 2o,h of
March preceding, thea acting as secre,sry
afote to S. Higginson, and CO. that /" the
- French national ship, the Berceau, is TO B.
" restored ulder The treaty. 7op uviA bleo,.
8 to eausc he, 10 kr dekpered with all h..
=" gnar, ammunition, apparel, and ever,
" t1ing belonging TO her, to the ardtr u
(" 1fr. Pichen, when such order shall an.
"pear."' Thus is this defence as ground,
less as the others. To assume SO MANY
modes OF it is evidence, that the action
cannot be justified, Indeed from the pre-.
eeaing facts wei have right to infer, thar
Mr.. Jefferson has betrayed the intere., Of
the nation, and A,ectty violased the coast;.
,tution, BY eebendsng an enormoHs sam With.
out any a2prepriation far the sane BY Aw
On the vessel OF apeopIe, VIII" had not onlv
robbed US Of millions, bat threatened GU,
independence.
HUME.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-22
CT E. r MO n T,

TE}E place where the Rev. Mr.. Davis lately
lived, about four miles from Alexandra, will
be leafed toa good tenant who will keep the
place in good repair, and comply with the terms
Of the leale: TO fueha ,enars will lesie the
place for fourteen gears from annsry nezs. a,he
heafe, viii be pat 50 good repair for the secspti.
On OF CAREFUL tenant, and none che need apply.
ANY perfon who wiihesso become the tenant
Will caH on the fubfcriber who will thew che place.
tbs place Is handfor,ely Gsns,ed, bxving
good view of Alexandra from The h.ale, and q
very large meadow aboos two Kindred yards be.
low, .excellenS well water and swe good Prings
~ish an ice bosfe and every convenience neteszry
fOs = asaslemap fstnef. For terms apply TO
3. Ds!any.
n. B. The dwelling hss ssslse rooms ID it
and two paGages.
Shutters Hill, Aug. a3- d4w