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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-05
MISCELLANEOUS.
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 80.
The .foiio7uing is letter recentkv rece;zed
by Mr.. Uheaton Of this Gin.
PROVIDENCE, Goth August, 1909.
Joseth Wheaton, Esq.
DEAR SIR,
Your letter under date 10Th inst.
received yesterday. The information YOU
have received relative to my manufacturing
cotton goods is very erroneous, for never have
been concerned in manufacturing any kind
OF goods. The fact is. l am with others now
establishing mandatory for Spinning Of
cotton on an extensive scale for our country.
and have already erected for the purpose a
mill, OF stone, with six floors, forty feet wide.
ana III teet long, competent to drive more
Than ten thousand spindles, together with
al the necessary preparation, and expect
1t will commence operating in November
next Whether the concern will extend
their views to weaving is not concluded. A
spirit for manufacturing pervades every de.
scription OF our citizens, and we have arti
Sans, native citizens, equal ifnot superior to
the Europeans more than fifty mills are
now erecting in the N. England states for
this branch only. No doubt large quantities
OF different fabrics will soon find their wav
INTO your market, as many of the old esta-
bllshments have been weaving cloths of d;f
ferent kinds for some time past.
My best regards to Mrs w. and
the family, and believe me very
respectfully YOUR friend,
SETH WHEATON.
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August 90.

N1RGINIA-Ata Superior Court OF Cham
cefy, holden at the Capital, in Richmond.
June the LIST, 1909.
Henry l.. Bscoe PltB against Peter SalIee,
The defendant not having entered his appear.
ance and given security Accepting to the act of
Assembly, and the rules of this court, and il an.
pearlhg to the satisfaction Of the court, that be
IS not an inha5tant Of this country; On motion
OF the plaintiff, by counsel, II IS ordered, That
the said defendant do appear here, on the frs,
day OF the next term, and answer the bill of the
Piainth, and that a copy Of this order be forth
WITH inserted in some newspaper, published in
the cityof Richmond, for two months success
!veiy, and posted at the front door of the capital
IN the said city.
Copy. Teste,
PETER .TTNSLEY, C. C..
august -. wsw
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John & JOSEPH BOYCE, Jr. STA7ION-
y ERS G. BOOK-BINDERS, opposite to the
John MURCHIE, }
August %.

John & JOSEPH BOYCE, Jr. STA1ION-
ERS & BooK-BINDERS,o opposite to the
Globe. Tavern, have just racci ed, and are now O.
pening for sale, a fresh supply of Writing Paper,
&c. in addition to their former stock, consisting
of Drawing Paper, Ladies 8. Gentemen's Pocket
Books, Quilts, Ink powder, India Ru5bers, Du-
rable Ink. PenkDives, plain and cut Glass and
Pewter Ink Stands, of different sizes, Office
Seals, Office WATERS, Waters of all colours, Seal
ing-Wax, Sand boxes, Pounce, Ivory and Lig-
numvits Pounce Boxes, Ivory Folders, blank and
playing Cards, lead and slate Pencils, camel hair
brushes, red Tape, Pasteboards, &C.
Day Books, Journals and Ledgers, with or
without patent backs and patent lines, Record Z
Sherifs Books, and Books of every description,
ruled to any pattern.
.1oI'1I {, .1oSeph Boyce, avail themselves fthis
opportunity TO return their grateful acknowledge.
ments tor the liberal encouragement thew have
been favored with, since their entrance into bust
ness and beg leave to assure their friends and the
public, that they will always have regular sup
ply OF every article, in tine Stationary business,
tor sale, OF the best quality, and on te-most rea-
sopabe terms.
States, Cyphering Books, Copy Books &c.
~ b. Orders from the county, strictly atten-
ded to.
August 90. 80,
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what smaller. When the waves dashed
the hair, which was of a-sea green shade,
over the face. the hands were immediately
employed To replace it. The skin was of a
pink color. Though Observed by several
persons. within the distance of twenty yards,
for about an hour aud half it discovered
no symptoms of alarm. 1t was seen by four
or i've individuals of unquestionable veraci
ty, at the same time. Something of the same
kind was observed i'm the same reighborhood,
about seven or eight years ago. by q gen
tleman residing near the spot. .Ed:n6nrgh
IVeekiy Journal.
1t is considered by the greatest cotton ma
nufac,uring house in Providence, Or ~ that
the consumption 1909. in the mills within
Is miles OF that town, is Is 600 lbs per week
or ESQ, 1000 lbs. per annum They add, that
the consumption of 1910 will be 90 600 lbs.
per week, or L ,oiO 900 lbs per annum This
will make two summer panta!oons and two
summer Coates for 200 900 men. The value
Will be one million of dollars at the whole
sale cash price of the stuffonly. Toa coun
try OF SO miles square, this is serious mat.
ter for subsistence and profit. The works
OF TINS house only, (the greatest in that dis
trict, } employ, in various ways, COO persons.
Dem. Press.
citizen of Charleston, feeling great con-
Germ at the fatalefIcc;s OF tho hopping couch.
now prevailing among the children in that
city, offers for the consideration of these
parents whose families may be afflicted with
this distressing malady, a remedy that has
been pursued with considerable success ;
the discovery was made by an Indigo Plan
ter, some years past, in the simple operati-
on OF the effects of Oil in allaving the fer
mcntation after working his watts; it occu-.
red TO him, by. a coincidence of causes, that
it would be OF service to subside the phiegm
Ia this disorder, and at this time having a
CHILD dreadfuily afflicted even given over by
the faculty. aud thought by them beyond all
hopes OF recovery, and death almost i'm medi-
ately expected, recourse was had to repeat
ed doses OF Sweet Oil, giving tue quantity Of
a teaspoon full directly following a fit,
| there is no fear of too great a quantity OF
Oil being required to be given, FOR every dose
operates as procrastinaton of the fit,) a
| recovery soon followed, and was allowed to
be entirely owing to the application of the
Sweet Oil. The communicative has wines
sed, in dozen cases, the effects of this re-
| NEEDY.
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r ANDS FOR SALE.-The s-sbscsiber Of
IL fers for sale. his tract of Lard, IN Amherst
county, lying oa the west side OF the MAN road
fronting the new court -honse now building. con,
tanning three hundred and sixty acres. Upea this
land eligible situation for store, ALSO Eir a
tavern there is likewise, very desirable situa
ton fora professional gentleman, being in a veal
thy, populous and agreeable neishborhood. The
Land is fertile, we'll watercd, lies very well and
extremely healthy. Upon 1t is a plantation well
incioset and in high state OF cultivation laid off
into separate fields, ahd each field in its turn for
some years past, has been sowed in small grain
rolled in PLASTER of Paris, and in the spring fol
lowing sowed in rcd clover. The indian corn has
also been rolled in Plaster ct Paris, when plan
ted, for ,me wears past. The plantation is s,,f
6cient to work SIX hands to advantage.
Also, another tract OF Land, lying in the afore-
said county OF Amherst, ON the waters OF Penny
river, adj oining the lands of James Franklin. TO-
ell rranklin estate, Mira nh Camden, and Bart
lett Cush, containing near nine hundred acres
This tractiies extremely well upon tits a consi
derabl quantity OF plant. bed X meadow ground.
ii is very fertile, well wstered, and well uIapted
To the culture OF corn, wheat and tobacco /; upon
tits plantation sufficient to work ei,cht hands,
A considerable part Of it is fresh Land, AMI The
whole is lie ahigh state of cultivation, we'll enclo-
sed and divided ntotour fields, each field IN It's
turn, has been sowcd in small grain A part of
the grain has been rolled in the plaster Of Pa
ris, and The whole has been soved in their turn,
in red clover, which grows iuxurantiy on this
plantation which, together with the white clo-
ver that grows natur,Ily upon it, produces very
fine pasture. There IS also Upon it, n very good
Apple Orchard, and there have lately been bu;it
there on some Useful 8; valuable houses a farther
description is deemed unnecessary, il is prcsn.
med that no person viii purchase without. first
viewing the lands. The overscers, living ON the
plantations, will shew the Lands to any person
wishing TO purchase. These lands will be Sold
ON time, and the payments made accommodating,
To purchasers. tE
Also, one other tract ofI.and lying in Gooci
land county, on bntil sides OF rucka!ioe creek, on
u,e north side ofr''e thee chop road. adjoining
the lands of Bcniamn Hughes, Benjamin Wat.
sins and Elisha Leaks estates, conttining three
hundred and hty acres; considerable part this
land is cleared, and none OF it has been in culti
raton for srp,e years past /; tits land of good soil
&is well adapted Ia the culture of corn & wheat,
| and is very convenient to Market, being within
22 miles ofthe city ofRichmon,l This tract of
nnd will also be sold on time. and the payments
| made accommodating TO the purchaser For far
,hcr particulars, apply 10 The Subscribers living
in the city of Richmone.
WILLIAM GAIT
August 90. w1y
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a the request Of the egatees, and by virtue
n of deed of trust, executed to us by the
late col. Robert Goode, decd for the purpose Of
satisfying debt therein mentioned, due to Mr..
james Lyle, the above mentioned Tract of Land
and improvements, will ie sold, to the highest
bidder, on the premises, on the 23d day of Octo-
Der next, if not previously disposed of by private
contract, in which event taking place, timely no.
tee will be given. Terms ofsale, third part
OF the purchase money will be required ON the
day OF sale, one-third in twelve months, and the
remaining third in two years, the instalments to
carry interest from the day of sale, and the pur-
chaser giving such satisfactory security as may
be required.
JOHN MURCHIE, }
TARLTOW SAUNDERS, "HsfeeS'
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MOT1CE.-On Monday the :3;;,aeay j., Octo
~ tober next, will De sold at IVHITBl. IN
the County OF Chesterfield, upon credit of IL
months the personal estate of the late Col. Ro.
bert Goade, consisting OF the present crop of
Corn, Wheat, Oats, Fodder and Hay; the stock
OF Horses, Cows, Sheep and Hogs the pianta-
ton Utensils and Household and Kitchen furni-
ture. Bonds and approved security will te re
CURED OF the purchasers to carry interest from
the date ifnct punctualy paid.
It's particularly requested that all those who
may have claims against the Estate, will make
them known Immediately, to either Of the sub
scrloers, III order that provision may be made for
payment.
RICRdRD B. GOODE,2 1d,n'ys sjM
FRANCIS GOODE { VIII annexed
THAT valuable and well known Estate called
Whtby, on James River, about three miles from
the town OF Manchester, will also be sold by pri-
vate contract; 1t contains 1862 Acres OF and,
about go acres of which are of the first rate
low grounds, and more than one half of the re.
sdue thereof is heavily tmbered. To this Els.
tate there is attached one of the best Fisheries
on James River, and every convenient and he.
cessary House for the accommodation of a FAM.
iy. An mdispntable title will be made and Dos
session given on tLe first day of December next.
with the liberty OF sowing small Grain at any
time, agreeable to the purchaser. The terms
may be known application to
fiGHdR RI q GooDE, Manchester
FRANCIS cooDE. SPopAa.an.
July Ii. wtIstO
"NASNN
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'ExrRAoRD1NARY parNoMEnov.

AT Landslide, in the parish of Beay, in the
county OF CaithBess, was seen about the 18Th
OF April last, an animal, supposed to De the
Mermaid. The head and the chest, being
all that was visible, exactly resembled those
OF full grown young woman. The Nam
ma we're perfectly formed; the arms longer
than In the human body, and the eyes some
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pATENT SHOT-Five tons of Patent Sno;.
assorted from b B.-B-& NO. to No 9 p:
just received, from Beck's Mandatory III Phil.
adcipllia, for sale by the Subscriber who will
hereafter be furnished, from said Manufactory,
with regular supply Of the above article. suf;.
Gent to meet any demand at this Market.
M. M. MYERS.
August %. ,r6r
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July IS.

9'ON SALE-525 dC'KfS .J-iA1ES RIVE K
LAND.-On the 10Th December next, (ii
iaii or Otherwise the next fair day,) the Subscri-
Der will offer for sale on the premises, a Tract
OF LAND situate m Buckingham county, imme.
diateiy opposite the mouth OF Rock-fsh liver
Thirty acres of which prime low ground 8,
the residue strong, finely timbered upland, well
adapted to the culture OF Tobacco, Corn, and
Wheat.
"A credit OF one, two an! three years will be
gwen, payable at equal instruments, with inte-
rest from date, to br RENTED if the payments be
punctnally made BOHds with approved securi.
ty will be required A clear title made, 8. pos
session given Oh the day of sale.
The above Tract of Land has been conveyed
to me by Patrick Rose, Jun OF Buckingham, NJ
be sold for the payment of his debts
ALEX. t. ROSE, Trustee
June %. 1,ny5,n
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" IRGINIA HoNES-may be na,. n L
Halla'n's, Archilaus Hughes, Prosser and
Moncure's, and several other places in this city
and at John +. Robertson's and Miles Bctts', IN
Manchester, Al from Is Cd. to IS. They are found
on far trial, to answer better purpose for put
ting razor III order, than amy thing now to be
obtained. They are finest used with oil, and
quickest with water their dust, if scraped OIL, is
fine tor strap Any one purchasing, that don't
like, has liberty to return them and get his mo-
ney AGAIN, If within months.
I'm. IHURIzON.
July IS. wawa
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august %.

FOR SALE, zoos acres of LAND, iyin. ON
A the waters OF TJe river, in the county of
Nelson, Formerly part at Amherst. )-I'hs tract,
being part OF the state OF the ae col John Rose,
is situated about ten miles from New Market,
and is conveniently contiguous to Major Mas
sey's Merchant mil Two hundred acres are
cleared, the residue is covered with heavy and
valuable timber. The sod is peculiarly adapted
to the production of tobacco, corn, wheat Sc
The tract will either be sold entire, or divided
into or equal parts, as may meet the convent
ence of the purchaser.
Slightly detached from the main tract, are 70
Acres bearing heavy growth of pine, that will
either be sold separately, or in conjunction with
one of the divisions-One fourth of the purchase
money Will be expected in hand, the balance in
three equal annual instruments The land will
be shewn by Mr., John n Rose, or by Capt Mos.
gan, living in the neignborhood For further par
,iculars apply TO the subscriber.
IkiO1Zd.S FITZHUGU
N. b. The purchaser will have Liberty OF seed
lns IN the fall, and possession at the commence
nient of the ensuing year. TF
Stafford, July 4. - 1aftf
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August 90.

I n CHRECERY. AT Court held tr Buck
4 ingl'am County, the 10Th July, 1909.
Thomas Higginbotbam and Company, Pts.
against Zacharias Taliafcrro and Charles ISatte-
son, Def'fs.
On the motion of;he plaintiffs by counsel and
Il appearing to the satisfaction of the cour, 1Ilat
The defendants are not Inhabitants of this S. .i.e
II Is orderef and decreed, That Unless they shall
appear here on or before October Court ssxt,
ava answer the bin OF the plaintiffs, tire :yuTt
viii then proceed to take tie same for CO sfes.
sed, ana decree the matter thereof accord nely.
aHd that cop" OF tfis order be forth with pub
hshed in some pubic news paper of the c iiy Of
Richmond for two months sDccessiyely, az Nj AZ.
other "@py be posted up at the front door Of g.e.
Courthouse OF ms County
II Copy. Tesfe,
August g. Ssv
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-02-06

IN the town of Falmouth in the count~ al
Cumberland, coni,aing of one hundred and
FIVE acres of and, Of winch thirty is Interval
and lying on Prelumpfent River, and five
mile. from the town of Portland. and on the
poit road that leads from Portland to Auguaa
and into many Of the back towns. Said farm
is conveniently fiuated for Public Houle
with large two itory Houi~ and Barn, with
out kouies. The FOIL of faid farm is inferior
to none.
Ay6-In faid town, Wood Lot, contain.
ing co acres.-lnquiie of
OLIVER WGNsLOW.
on. IL. Off,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-02-06

rsoM 1nr nosron MIRROR.

PROM THE BoeloN MlRFok.
A young lady who employs her iciiiors in
CT racing the iupe-ior productions hlcii
f,me,incs appear in the daily newspapers, like
flowers ia lhe delert, has permitted the editor
to rpagsys Der 1erk 6a7t. Marmontel, an his
n,smsirs, tells good tory OF Panard a French
,.riter to whom he uied to apply whenever he
needed foms choice poelry for his Meews--
Pannd would tell him, ,awaee ny zpig box, aud
N2rnontel Jays thar he ieldom found the
iearci proii,el,. We can pay our fair triend's
work baikes The fame compliment. The ie-
lettions which ihe has made do not Little
honour To her tate; and that our readers may
think we do we publ,ih one of them, tax en-
from an Engiiih journal OF a remote date.
RESIGNATION.
THE rcfe has its thorns and the vilet tho
far,
From its fyeet purple leaves deadly potion
fuppies;
Ard W en- or:ghti, the 1y, foft and gentle
n air,
How oft unexpected form viii arife
Yel who would thro fear. PATS unnoticd the
role,
Or fhua he perfume Of the vi'let's fweet
brea.h
Or. fhrnk from the air, while the mild zephyr
blows,
Len a cloud yet unfsen, fcatter ,empee and
death
The thorn of the rofe, when It's gaiher'd with
care,
Has feldom been known the pofenor to
wound;
And the Peaiaat fcarce fhuiders the tempeft
to bear,
Remembering the verdure it pours on the
ground
The potion conceal'd in the fweet vilets
Lies harmless till forced into action by art
And the forrows of life which mid Patience
receives,
Have loft bali their power to torture the
heart.
Bloom on lovely rofe model violet bloom
Unhurt by the tempea, undrenchd by the
rain.
Yet canker, alas may thy beauty con-
fume
And fs9,er thy whitening limbs on the
plain.
Blu, thy thorn is forgot while we think on thy
fwects;
The tempea not dreaded, while clear is the
And the heart which refgnd fern calamity
Thinks on blellings recevd and reprefes
the 6gh
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-02-06
TAKE NOTICE.

THE nonrefident proprietors of the feveral
I lots of lard in the town Of Moray, in
the county of Oxford da,e in the county Of
Crmberland) commonly known by the name
of the Waterford three Tier of lots hereafter
mentioned, are hereby notified, tina, the fame
are taxed in the bills committed to me the
fubfc,iber, Collector of faid Norway, for the
State, County and Town tas, for the year
eighteen hundred and Tx, and for the Don.psy-
ment of the highway tar for the year eight.
cen hundred and FIVE, to collect, in the refpec-
five fsms following, viz,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-02-06
7AKE NOTICE.

THE nonrefdent proprietors of the feverai
lots of land in the town of Norway, in
the county Of Oxford Gate in thu county of
cumberland) commonly known by the
name of the Waterford three Tier of
lots, hereafter mentioned, are hereby notified
that the fame are taxed in the bills committed
to Inc tho fnb(criber, Collector Of fad Nor
way, for the State, County and Town tax, for
The wear eighteen hundred and feven, and for
the non payment IF the highway tax for the
year eighteen hundred and and liz. to collect,
in the REFLECTIVE lums following, viz.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-02-06

Iryic inf receved an additional ai' 'r'r'-nt
of BD0K9 Nm aYdTf9Ndl
VIII e, he offers a, the lowell cath pr'css--A
maee which are.
Aneerfons hlftorv of Comre-re-po''n's
ancien, hin1rv-- Burke's s-roiwelts
Life of I,hnfnn-i,obertfon' hiaory OF aa'e-
|rica-Gorlons do of american Revolution
Sevenss do of French do -Belknsp's do. NJ
Hamplhire- Biographical Dictionary, con-
tanning the lives of eminen, Warriors & statei-
men Johnfons lives of the poets-Works Of
the P,e,s-Works of the Rev Jas. Hervey--
Bnrghs Dignity of Human Ndiure-P-aetcal
Philaiophy, or the arr of converting with men
-i.ocke's EfIdvs on the human underftsod-
ing-Cooks Voyages Stuart on The Mind
Fa5er on the fulfilling of the Prophecies
Rcland's Appellate Of Cowper-Sterns
Works Adams Hiiory of Newt England
Stackhoufe' Hiflory--Orfon' expedition Of the
bible -Davics, Blairs and Dana's Sermons
Bunyan's Pilgrims Progress and Holy War
Rife and Progress of religion in the Soul
Practice of Piety--Rsllel's feven Sermons
Mrror--Tatler northumberland Ency-
clopedia-Carr's Northern GUNNER Song
fter's Muleum Ma fon on fell knowledge
Bancroft 8 and Ramiay's life OF Waihington--
MaiceIon and Boileaus iermons-Fatal Re-
venge-A Winter in I.ondon-Miranda's Er.
pedtion.- Cumberland's, and Rowe's (Mrs)
Letters--Vlcar of Wakefeld-juuus' Letters
--.Maion's Mouitor---Chapone' Letters
Homcr's Had -Efprieila's Le,ters-Domeltic
Cookery-Mon,gomery's Poems.
LAW.
Story's Pleadings I; Lawe's do; Laws of
M II. J. ,.fa Of
the Crown Strange's, Wilon's and Black
Zones Reports; Gilbert's Law of Evidence
Blackfloness Commentaries Clity on Bills
Prefederts of Declarations Town Officer
Clerks Magazse, aud Probate Directory.
PHISlC.
Underwood on dileafes of children Edin-
burgh Difpeniatory Culens practice and
Ms.eria rfedica CLefe'den's Ana amy; Chap
tails Chemiary Lavofier's DO pharnlaeopia
Townihend's guide to health.
ClaDfc AID Sct97f Bo,kf.
En6eld's natural philoiophy ; ainfworth's,
Young's, Baiieys, Beyer's and Perry's Die
tionaries; Horace Virgil sa'lua; Cicero,
Latin Primmer; Eu,ropius; Erafnu, Eiop's
Fables Adams and Smiths IN H. Latin
Grammars; Lexicon; Greek Teaaments and
Crammars; Murray's Keacer and Grammar
Orator; preceptor; Art of heading; Morie's
and Dwight's Geography; Third Part &; "A
lexander's Grammar and Accidence Beauties
of the Bible; Walfl's, Adams's, Pixies Roots
and Temples Ari,hne,ics Iittle's Uller
Large family Bibles; ichooi and pocket do.
Teaaments; Watts and Beiknap's Plains and
Hymns.
Rcgilers and Almanacks for 1909
Backgammon Tables
Playing Cards
Quadrants, Scales and Dividers
Quilts, Inkhands and Copy-Slips
Memorandum and Morocco Poke, Books
Mathematical Inflruments and Penknives
Steel Filings Penc Is; States; Paint boxes
Violin Strings Mutic paper and Books
Writing, letter and drawing paper
Maps of Maffachufetts and D. States
Portable Writing Decks
I.edgers, Journals, Waite, Record and To-
voice Books
Cyphering aud Writing Books
Commercial and Court Blanks
Printed Note Books Receipt ditto
Village Harmony and other Singing Books,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-02-06
o. TAKE NOTICE ,

THE frblcribsr informs thofe indebted to
him. that he has placed their notes and ac-
counts in the hands Of NArnas klssMAs.
iia. tor COLLECTION; and tina, an immediate az.
teEtien TO them will prevent a fuit.
CROWEi.L HATCH.
E,t5D,g, JarDay ,s. 1869.
WHrsEAs Nancy my wife has left me and
prefers living with her iuppoied friends,
Ihss tor torb'ddug all pericns ,ruOng her
on my account as am determined not 70 ray
any dehts whatever on her account; but If NE
fees * 10 return and live with me will treat
her as a kind and aifeetionaie hufband if .he
will mu'uslly return the fame 10 me as kind
and afeeliona,e wife. FIIuu D,,s,Na
Po''iarf, IAN. 80.
THE copar,ncrilIp of FOSTER and
sTEAkNs, Cabinet Makers, viii I've dil-
flowed the thirty drl inf. by mutual content
All perions having account. open with faid
urn are re9uelted to ea and atjua the fame,
CO,taw, Jan. 2. na