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Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-07-02
For fale on The mof reajonabIe terms.

A FARM in Gray one mile from the Meeting. houe on
the maia road to Portland containing 80 acres with
acenvenient houfe aud barn thereon and about forty
well grown Apple which bear excellent fruit Said
farm will cut rwen Tons OF Hay with fufcient paR.
wiring with without % Of mh and
Wood LAND, half mile from Saw mill Said le,, are
about one aud half mile diaa 70, fsvsSer fa,tieslss
&sairs at ~s A~ffss .OESss Fve,a,ses, Perslsal.
June 40, 1904.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-07-02
u ECEIVED by the NIP Kinsifon from Lon
~ don, and for fae by
ENOCH MOULTON,

u ECEIVED by the NIP Kingfton from Lon
~ don, and for fale by
ENOCH MOULTON,
n his nop nearly oPpoGte Mr. l.g,abams wharf, Fore
&ree. PoRrLtND,
The MOST FASHIONABLE,
Pearl and Gold Breaches 1 Plated ScifTor Chains.
Pearl & Gold Finger Rings, Do soup Ladies,
Gold Ear Rings of every de- Morocco Pocket Books,
fcription, Do Purlcs,
Gold Nliuatnre Settings, Silver Fruit Knives,
Ornamentcd Hair Con,ts, smelling Bottles
Go!c and Giit Watch Keys Agate and Gials Beads,
Gilt and Silk do Chains, britannia Tea Pots,
Nai Seals and Keys, sEs | silver Tooth Picks,
DO. Neck Chains, Tortoife Combs,
Silver Coral and Bells for Common do.
children, Phofphorus in Cafes
3nuffers and Trays Cold, Silver Pearl Sleeve
Plated Candlcfficka, Buttons. -zA4s
Do. Tea Pots, Steel Shutters and Trays,
Do Sugar Baions, penknivcs. &c &c
Silver and PLACED Cream Also
Ewers Warranted Enelifh Watches
Do Mu1ard Pots, Do. Gold Necklaces,
Do. Salt do l Silver Table, Denert and
Do. Pepper do Tea Spoons, manufaetar-
po. Cruet Stands, cd At the iliorteit notice
variety Of other articles cheap be purchated
b town or efewher-, whoefale and retail.
NIB All orders in his profcilion attended to with
p<aspefs and puncaualitv. June 4.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-07-02
WILLIAM GODDARD,

HAS received by fhips Ni"eeva and Kingdom
> from, London. Leps from Briao and Jg1pb from
liverpool, very extcnSve sNortment of
HAIR u WA RE GOODS.
ConprGng almoO every article in that line, which are
far iac his fore, by wholefale and retail
quantity of Sewing Irvine; Brafs Kettles,
81 Gzes; psw,e-: Sad Irons; blackfniths Auviis and
vles can Iron Ware largs aRortment of sadd'er's
Webbing -L,Kewss-
a very great Adjournment Of elegant London
ait ana mahogany framed LOOKING. GLASSES
gao boxes 10 by s and Q BY 7 Briitol and
liverpool CROWN GLASS
20 boxes TIN PLATES.
60 caiks NAILS, wrough. and cut.
3 tons dry white and red LEAD.
3 tons patent SHOT sJs.
fortlosl, Ngy ..
L. WEEKS e SON.
Na. Central Roqu, Hope for Sale,
NOW landing from fchooner Phenix,
Freih Baltimore Super6re, Fine, and
Mdd'ng FLOUR, IN whole and half harreis.
Maryland CORN and TOBACCO.
Gf In Sfore--Holl1nd GIN,
Liverpool WARE,
kullia FEATHERS sc.
fsk "a.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-07-02
Baptiits' Hymns.

TT HIS day rubihed and now telling at
Il THOMAS CLARK's bookstore,
yearly oppoftc the Infurancc Office, Fin Hrec Portland
DIVINE HYMNS, or SPIRITUAL SONGS.
fur the uie Of Religious aacmbies and private Chrans,
being a-cotetion by JOSHUA sNIrH & SAMUEL sLEsrrR,
$40 which are now added Thirty tw" HYMNS -
secieres and whoicfae purchaers will he appled cheap
May 2. (epsm)
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-07-02
|. RICHARDSON,

Je NIGNI q 'f~I1JOl>s
MAJ FIR Iak, On Rie5asdfsn's 4UbarE
900 bbls. Mefs No. /, and 2, Beef,
Aooo VT. Bacon, Legs and Shoulders,
B5bls. Bone MiddEags and No I, Pork.
40 ehea. Hyion, souchong and Hylonikn Teas,
Brandy per pipe or barrel
Hollands Gin per do. d.
Deies Georgia Cotton,
Bags india sugar.
Caks Malaga Wine,
bores by 3 Window GIafs
Loaf Sugar kegs Fig Tobacco
IudiA Cottons, &c. Jssr 40
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-07-02

q his fiop nearly oppoate Mr. g,abams wharf, Fore
Free PoRrLaND,
THE M0Sy F6sHTOvARLE
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-04

.a,orable to the characters Of men now n
CO ,so,cuous and important stations. 1t
Will also b.. recoilected, that alter the at
Temps of Genet to draw this governm ent
into perncious and lmpolltic war, he had
the presumption to de clare his intention OF
appealing from the, President to the people.
twill also be recoIlected, that about the
same time, a proclamation OF neutrality
was issued by the President. Now let me
ask. what then was the conduct Of our pre-
sent pacific patriots? DID they support our
government against the Vaccinations OF a
Foreigners? Did they resent, with hearty
indignation the glaring attempts OF ifrach
ambassador to draw rs ineo war? At
Temps made with uubushmg ofIontery,
ana seconded by M impudsne overb=ar-
ing beyond expression? DID they appro-
bate the proclamation OF neutrality, intend
Ell to guard our country against the caianai-
ties Of al rnnecess ary war? | answer no |!
Those men who nowso courteously SUB
nit to insult and aggression, st that tim
were enthusiastically eager to plunge US IN
to hostilities, to CRAFTY the purposes OF
foreign natida, and from which me might
expect nothing butigno.ninv and disgrace.
The firm and determined resolution Of
Washington was most bitterly scandalized,
by the ninons Of factian. The conduct Of
Genet was WARMLY applauded. he Illus
t1ious hero who had served his country
with SO much glory, was then represented
as weak and pusilianimoGs in the cabinet
The most insidious calumny was pointed
with unexampied malignity, against him.
The father of his country was then stigma
tised by faction, in order to vindicate and
eulogise Genet.
II The preceding rePrefentation Be rue, what
are we to think OF the fcf titled republicans of A.
mesica They a5e rog entrufcd with the dearsG
intcreRs of IN: people; and il il Incumbent on
the people TO watch thcm with a .alous and fcru-
tiniaing eye. Let the!h not be deceived by mea
futes which, at krf view, appear polite and
benedcia bus which, in their conf ouenccs,
mag DC ruinoue to this country, Let then, not
be lmpofcd on, by hollc1 ps5ftlGlions Of zeal for
their fcrvice nor let the vain boafs.of purity
aad rectitude, quiet their suspicious. The aos,
art!ui demagoguss fometimes devia,c into a
coure Of apparen, rcctitude ito cnfnre faccefs to
their enterprise sgan& liberty; ard while they
deceive as, rely upon it they intend ouf dze,nr-
fi0s.
A FEDERALIST.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-04
A FEDERALIST.
From tie Charleston Courier,

TIE harmless kornbook politicians who
looked upon the beginning OF the French
revolution with uneaeening admiration and
-unsuspecting regard are now convinced Of
their error, and viii learn to think more
humbIy oftheiriudgnent. Those Uirtnous
ciriZens who continued to like it When they
saw it was misch!evous, and liked every,
part of it exactly in proportion to its ma
dignity and those who were once so en-
Enthusiastically fond of Bonaparte that they
made him their every thing standing
dish-the grace before and the grace after
meat, and the topic at meat; the salt to
their nuts, the olives to their wine, and
three -times-three toast at their table, drink
ing his blessed health fathoms deep, all the
while that he was himself wallowing IN car
nags like abutcher in slaughter house, and
stepped TO the Fps ii blood-shed by him.
self, those aresnow-left in most depl,>ra-
blesituation, If they have heads to conceive,
hearts to feel, OF conscierces to measure
the 1urpitude of the events at which they
reioiced, and ofthe monster at whose dai-
iy apotheosls they have so often poured
forth libations till they reeled. Their
champion Of liberty is now converted int
monarch--and his capinto an imperial
crown-The Doctor of jafa If he IS at all,
is Emperor Of the Fyench PcobLe, and the
Republic of Francois now a hereditary mo-
narchy, an unfslixed des2otism the hor-
rid drama which has for years disturbed
and perplexed the word is ended like 3
hideous dream, and It's catastrophe accom-
plished. That catastrophe which every
wise man foresaw, which every honest man
deprecated, which fools would not believe,
and which all who have read the history
of mankind to any useful effect, could not
but be assured must happen sooner or Ia
ter.
When speculative men with better hearts
than heads, and more zeal than experience,
sit down to write upon governments, or to
invent new ones, they set out with the first
step knee-deep in the error and go upon
the hypothesis that man may befound what
he never has been, that rs 20 say, less sub
aiect to the influence Of the passions, and
disposed to the qualification of the senses,
than he ever was, or is, or ever viii be
unless indeed it shall please God to form
him on different plan from that on which
he has hitherto formed him, athipg which.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-04
RECOMMENDATION.

From knowledge that great many cellars
10 this town, have for iuch length OF time con-
sained Aagnans water, and other foal and noxi
Gus iubaances, that they have become leis
wholcEomc at this feafon than they otherwde
would have been, had they been kept dry and
clean; under this imprefiion am led to foiisit
particular attention from my fellow citizens TO
thofe appursenances TO their dwellings and ware
shoufes; and TO thole who have not already bad
she walls and roots thcresf white wshed, after
being well bruihed down)--I earnefly recon-
mend that mcafure 10 be Immediately adopted, as
they tender their own health and that OF eheir do
meRics and further, that they keep them as
well aired and dry as their refpeesiye fituations
will permit, duying this AM the eniung month
at leaf.
TIE fsyerst Coraables are repaired to rgidly
execute the Law prohibiting dogs going at large.
John Vaudeville,
Superintendent OF Police.
Augu& 3. d3t
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-04
For Sale.

COl O&iS9
Atvo cory frame HOUSE and LOT, on the
sorsh Ede of Prince freer, between Pitt and
Royal fsTee,s, at prefent occupied by Thomas
Williams. tor ierms apply TO
Samuel Craig.
yune q Jaw
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-04
MAYORS OFFICE,

Alex. s4th July, 1904.
SEVERAL of the propJietors of ground in
the iqaarc comprehended between King, Water.
Prince and Union ereess, having neglected to
Sill up the anae to the regulation of the ifreets
sg-eea5ly TO an order Of Council dated the aotir
ultimo; the Superintendent OF Police is hereby
directed TO prrfrm the duty required, at the ex
pence of the Cooperation, and afterwards to re
cover the am6uns thereof from ;he detaultcrs re
spe etyely, in the manner pielcribed for the reco
very of other public claims.
Elifha c. Dick,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-04
To be Rented,

THE HOUSE formerly occupied by the fob.
fscsiher on Wolfe 'frcet, having every convent
ence for a genseel family, with large produc
tive garden; the Gtuat;ou healthy and the houlc
remark ably cool IN TIE fanmer feafon. For par
5ohn-C. Newell.
ynce ~ a
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-18
CONDITIONS.

]. II shall be printed from the last London edi
ZION, and be published in Eight OGtavo Volumes,
during the year 1905.
II. 1t shall be delivered to those Subscribers
who take it in Volumes, at Two Dollars per Vo-
lumc. in boards
Those who wait for the completion of the
Work, may have it either at Sixteen Dollars in
boards o. in good and handsome binding, at
Twenty Dollars payable on deliver.
II WILDE enriched with Two whole sheet Mans
One OF The Eastern, the other Of the Western
part of the Roman Empire--A Map Of tie parts
OF Europe and Asia adisceut 70 CoustantjnopIe.
ana an elegantly engraved Head OF the Auhor.
- Subscriptions rece:vsa b. SAMUEL Plea
SAM s, IL Ricba9aA RI
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-18
W IL D D Z Val,

w Ill. stand at my stable the ensuing sea-
w son, and viii be ,ct to mares At - Dolla,s
tho season, payable he 18TH March, 1905, or 4
Dollars thc single leap paid At the stable door
but the season may be discharged Nv the pay nrent
Of 10 ID ollass e paid by the 18Th September next,
or Dollars if sent with the mares with 25 cents
TO the groom in either case Excellent pasturage
gratis, and the greatest attention will be paid but
M liability for escapes or other accidents. Mares
may be fed on grain at the market price, and
boys sent to be under my direction, will have
the:r board gratis.
WILD DEVIL will he seven years old next
juno. beautiful bay, 5 hands 2 inches high, Of
elegant form, strong nerves, and remarkably
lengthy. lie was 80, by old Dare Devil, QUE OF
a very ine Full bred Wild sir mare. lie STOOD
at MIR. John Anderson in Hanover last season.
NJ. ANDERSON.
February 1, 1901. 3w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-18
FOR SHE,
THE ESTATE, CALLED
V A Rim a.

Z YING on James river, in Hcnrico county,
twelve miles from Richmond. ard about the
same distance from Petersburg. The quantity Of
land about $50 acre. OF which 500 arc fthe best
quality IN the state for wheat, lying in a gentle
and uniform slope entirely above floods, complete
y tree from stumps AID all obstru0ions 10 the
plough, YET continuing in strong heart. The re.
maiudes is mostly, rather unconmouiy high and
hrm tide marsh, about one fourth cleared lO or
10 acres completely surrounded by good bank O. r
clay, which has been extended, with the view Of
retaining the whole. q, far nc abou; two Thirds
oil the requisite distance The wood which can
be carried alno.t from the stump on board large
sea vessels upon two srars, foi the distance of
three iourths OF mile along the skirts Of the 70.
rest, viii pay all the expenses Of rcclair,ir, MA
ny times over a part which was forr1ery re-
caimeo from the tide. proved dry enough for TO.
o2cco, and brought several immense crops If it
without showing possibility ofexhaustion Tire
marsh a5onnd@ with that tan ind fine natural
grass, the hay nc which IS thought by nurrbcrs
preferable TO tiirothy.--A few valuable Nerroe,
faiscd ON ihepiacc. viz three men and a woman
also about 2 score O. COWS and oxen Of The
Amp'hiij and Boyuton breed mixed, some other
s'ock, about score and a half Of Spanish ewes
verj nearly pure Meuno's blood, and 100 barrels
oil corn, will be left ON the place The tenant is
BOWED 20 furnish seed and sow full crop wheat,
about 100 acres, in dive time The estate will be
shewn 10 yisitan;s, b. Mr. Moses Rates and Mr..
w Radfovd, living upon it. Mr.. George Jcncr.
son ri Richmond, or Mr.. Thomas Eston RAN
doIph, viii make known the terms 90 applicants.
and viii either OF them conclude q bargain, which
tie proprietor will raafy.
Of December so. 1903.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-18

1900 tickets at 10 dollars each. 10000
n. b. Prizes subject a deduction of Is per
cent.
This lottery has been authorized w the Legis-
iature Of Virginia, for the !audah!c purpose Of c.
retting seminary OF learning in or near the nc
tropoiis Of ths state. With his view, it is con.
templated raise 90 600 dollars AMI 500 COLLAR
in addition, for defrayng the expenses at5endan,
on drawing the lottery. Citizens OF the FIRST re
spettability have been selected as trustees, and
they have pledged themselves 10 use their utmost
exertions 70 carry it into effect. The scheme has
the advantage Of giving to each adver,urer,
chance fur some very large prizes, whilst the pro-
portion III prizes blanks, is ggea, IS invite
che friends of the intended institution 10 pauahe
IN the lottery, with very little risk of ,ter becon-
ing losers. The treasurer of the state is 70 be ap-
pointed 10 receive the money for the tickets as
dley are sold, and TO pay the amount of the pri-
yes 70 the fortunate adventures. l. IS believed
that the above considerations viii induce rapid
sale 81 tickets, and the drawing will commence as
soon &C = sufficient number shall Sc sold 10 autho-
rize it~-which It is believed wlil be On the second
Monday III December NEXT.
Richmond, January s., 1904.
TICKETS to be had Of r ebert Pollard
Coo. J"iln BrockenbTough, n. WIN Price, (Reg.)
Samuel Peasants. ir. and William pf:chatd
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-18
office.
TO the Aosignees Of AlansfeH Uatkins, a
RuHkrHM.

70 FIf -lo5ISHlca " lVIINyleld W0Ikll8, a
RGHkrHM.
YOUR having failed 10 attend the commission.
4 ers named aud authorised in and by a com
mission of 8lnkruptc. awarded and issued agans,
Mansfield hine, az tlieir Office ia the CITY Of
Richmond, Oh the 1911 day Of January. 1891, to
shcw cause why notice has nor been given b. YOU
for making dividend Of the said Banhrupt's es.
tate and da-a5 agreeably 80 notice given for ,ha,
purpose. You are hereby required TO attend the
sid commissioners at their oitce in the city Of
Richmond, on thc l6th Ia Of February next, and
TO produce your receipts aud payments toasairs
tie said Bankrurt'5 estate and eacQs, and 70
make dividend of the same. BY oejcr of IA.
commissioners. 70: BEOOBE,
Secre ary to the Commissioners
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-18
BY Authority.
Scheme Of q Lottery.
To BUILD AN ACADEMY IN THE CITY OF
RICHMOND.

1 Prize--last drawn ticket, having
blank TO It's number, 10000
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-18
Poor Efa2z's FI;cnd.
N FOUR PARTS.

III FOUR PARTS.
l. An address to the married Lady who is tho
Mother OF Daughters.
IL. An addreSsto the newly r'arTiec. Lady.
III. Some important hints to he Mdy,r..
Nv. An essay on The management and common
disease OF Children.
b. SABUEL x. JENNINGS.
The title and heads of this work arc consiicra-
bly, expressive OF its nature and design Each
part contains moral reaeGons adapted to he cha.
raGers FOR which they are intended; but they COM
pose in the whole, Il medical book of such sort a.
necessarily interests every family. The plan is
concluded with all pssoibie simplicity and plain
ness, aud viii i've found very great convenience
TO tine Ladies.
Itwil! be printed ona neat plain Type, and GOOD
Paper and il is supposed viii contain two hun.
dred and forty pages Of a duodecino size.
The price to subscribers, If neatly bound, viii
be 6s. il in boards ~. cd.
So soon as The work IS finished. the subscribers
may apply to Mr Nicolson, and others with
whom they may make their subscriptions who. On
receiving PAYMENT, will deliver TO them their
books.
4 nurnber of copies will be Deposited with Mr..
Saruc Pleaserts and other bool; sellers; from
whom the pubic may &C supplied
The author flatoys himself. that his worl, vii!
be found very useful one, Having submitted
his manuscripts 90 the inspection ofseverai respc6l-
able and judcious men. he is encouraged 20 ven-
ture this publication IN favor Of himself lie is
well aware. that the composition NAV be calculate
ed ior usefulness and ye' for want of be ing push.
81 forward into public notice, it may lie dormant
or the book. se'Iersshelf AS his hiefdesign was
to be beneficial 70 his fellow citizens lie is deter.
mined to spare no pains which may be necessary
to circulate his books; and they will therefore
probably be offered for sale a, most of the court
houses of the upper counties Of the state Of Vir;
MIA He thanks the patriotic gentlemen of thc
two houses of legislation, who gave him friendly
encouragement, and calculates on their influence
IN their respective counties, so far the merit Of
he performance NAV deserve their aid
SAMUEL K. JENNINGS.
February 8. 1904. SIN
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-18
Fifth Rcquisition.

DY order Of the Board of Directors oe the
- Manchester Turnpike Company, the Stock
ho,ders arc hereby required 20 pay the further sum
Of rcvcr and gu half dollars, on each share, into
the hands os She Ircas ser, on or before the FIRST
day Of April nest.
JAMES BRAEDER, Clerk.
Manchester, 6,hFebICJA. (uMh)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-18

NTHNUFICyORY.
February 1, 1904.

M.4NUFICTORY.
TIE subscriber takes this mode Of returning his
thanks 70 his former patrons. ard informing the
public IN general, tina, re has (by desire OF his
gricuds) re-ccnmcnced the MANUFACTURE.
ING of BURR MIIL-STOEES ; and having
"a rished himself with n supply of the best ma
terials, ana having had sixteen years experience
IN the business, IN Baltimore, Petersburg and
Richmond, hopes to be able 70 give satisfaction
70 his employers.
The s;ones he will warrant to be as good as a
ny in the United States.
Any orders left with Capt. WILLrAw PRIV.
rocE, Norfolk Capt. WTLLIAM CHbwBrrs,
Staunton; Mr. WfLLrAM HAY, Wyihc county,
or Mr.. RoDERT MooaE, Petersburg, shall &c du
~ attended 20, and country produce received in
payment, at the customary price,.
b. TWO APPRENTICES will he taken
TO The above business, and short time required.
WILLIAM DAVIDSON.
Richmond, Jan. 10Th, 1905. Nf)
N.B. FOR SALE, PLASTER 81 PARLS,
in stone or ground, for the Improvement OF land
with directions for the use thereof.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-18


Together with MEMOIRS Of the LIFE and
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The history of the long and interesting period
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5. IL will be executed in the best st;lc--The
Publishers, with confidence, recommend to tie
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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-18
Notice.

OtlACs
A IL those who are indebted TO the estate OF
/ Y jnhn Thomson. sen. Formerly Of Petersburg
70 that Of Ann Thomson, Of the same place or
john Ihom.on, formerly attorney 1T Law, are
requested TO come forward and make Immediate
payment, as further indulgence cannot be shewu
Those tn whom their several estates are indebted.
are requested 70 come forward Immediately with
their accounts properly authenticated, and receive
payment.
An persons having any claims against the sub~
scr.oer arc desired 70 bring them forward between
this and the Let day ofApdl. Those indebted 10
him vii perceive 'lic necessity from this public
no.ice. Of immediate payment.
Intending to leave this state by the middle OF
April, he now offers for SALE,
That valuable Tenement.
Whcreon he resides, in the town of Manchester.
consisting oil n dwelling house and all necessary
ont houses, an excellent well. good garden. and
thrcc acres Of land attached TO j., the situation il
healthy and agreeable
lie also offers TOR Sale, NEGRO MN, bV
trade shoc-raker--a NEGRO TVCSf8W. who
understands cooking, and her child u g,rl of three
years old.
For the property offered, he viii receive GOOD
bonds or western lands in payment. Pcr5ons
dieposed 30 trade, will apply to the subscriber y-
ing IN Manchester.
WILLIAM THOMSON, E,s'r.
" Jo61 7h0Beop auf Ann Tbonsor, dec.
anil adrfiusvafoy on t5e estate Of Jobr
2lomnu d-c
Manchester, I'd Jan. 1894