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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-08-05

K 'HE Copartnerfh.P Of the fubicribers, IN
der the hrm OF StaR7Uoos SJ' Psyry. II this
day by mutual content, diholved--aEl perfons
having any demands against (Aid firm are r.
quested 20 call and receive their pay, and
thote who have uniesIied accounts vgnb lad
hrm, will pleafe 10 call ard lettle them either
by note or cath before the last day Of August
next. the Books on the Grst day " septen2-
Der next wit be put INFO an attorney. hands
for collection if any thing ihcuid then remain
due on them. WT, STANWOOD
JOHN PERRY; JrN.
Brunf~ick, July %, 1911
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-08-05
February II
WILLIAM M'LELLAN, JUN

WILLIAM M'LELLAN, Jun.
INFORMS his friends and the public that
4 he has juft received a large stior,men' q
IVORY and HAIR COM3S--together win
the bel of STRAW BONNKTS, OF Dunita-
bic brade, newell fsfhion. All Of which ira
ders may be fuppIied with at very reduced
prires.--He will ALTO fell Ivory Combs 'ingle'
for 9 pence and upwards Combs me
fame. Straw Bonnets for feven ihiliIngs and
upwards He has a new recruit OF COZ ON
GOODS, as cheap,-dgo, CIDER per Dbl.
Portland, s1siy 20.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-08-05
CARDING MACHINE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

TALUHBLE kEdL ESIHIE
Tor laIe at Liibon corner, in the County of
Lincoln, nearly in the centre of the town,
a convenient two itory DWELLING HoUsx AND
EARN, with the iot on which il itanGs, contain.
ing half an acre of land, under Improvement
as garden-The ltuation is plealant and well
calculated for a Trader, or public houfes and
is twenty leven miles from Portland on the
new county road leading to HaIowell and Au-
guaa and twenty three from Hallowell. II
not previouily difpoied Of, IL will be field at
Public AHSsiOs on the prsmifes, 70 the highelt
bidder, On Tueldsy the twentieth day of Aug
ult next At l o'clock z. NJ for terms which
will be very advantageous, pleale TO apply TO
Mr. John Goodwin, at Portland, or the Tub.
icrlbeEs at LiiboQ,
SAMUEL TEBBETS,
ANDREW COOMBS.
LjGoH, Jaiy Is, 1911.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-08-05

Rich Muslin Dresses.
DLACK and bite lace Veis; Linen Cam
Al brics--large afIortment of Ribbons--blk.
and colord Canon Crapes--white Iraiian DO.
variety of fks--filk flag Hhkfs--flk Hole
--afiorunent Cotton and Thread Laces-Fur-
n;,ures--Cambric Calicoes-India Cottons--
III chop BLUE NANKINs. at dl. rs cts
piece, &c. Jga ,eceived, and telling at the
Cheap Store of
L. M. VINSON & Co.
No. 9. Jore,' RozV, Exchange frea,
or CHEAP FOR CASH %
B-They have variety Of goods by
the Piece, which Traders from the country
are 'rticularIy requefted TO call aud examine
July 9s
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-08-05

we the iubfcribers, having been appointed
w by the Hon. Silas Lee. Elq. Judge of
Probate, Of Wills, SC in the county or Liu-
coin, 10 receive and examine the claims of ere
ditors 10 tbs elfats of
MATTHIAS HEiBNER,
late Of marlborough. deceafed, intelfate,
reprefented infolvent, - hereby give notice
that fix mouths from the twenty Gxth day of
Jnue alt are allowed to faid creditors to bring
in and prove their claims, and that we fhsl
attend that fervice az the Office OF Ifaac G
Reed, Rfq in faid Waldo thorough, on the lait
Monday IN Auguf, September and October,
from 5 to 6 O'Clock on each of faid days.
VIM H THOMSON CssuuiE
GEORGE DEMUTH,S Jsgrrrs.
TaiSsbssOsgb, Jsly s, 1871 fe7J
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-08-05
80 80.

A SHOP 10 Maine Greet, near Col. Burn-
n hams tavern, tuitssle tgr a Char or
csaifs maker, or almoR any other mechanic.
Apply 10 * Moli-Lf.
1yfy %
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-08-05
70 TIE PUBLIC.

r CERTIFY that my wife, FIiZABFrK
Il BROTHERSON, Of tender and deiifue
contribution, was ieized ia AuRuh, 1909 win
violent csugh erPeetoratipg ra'fer frC.kc
with blood-psin in her breaf. hack. and fijt
her complaint iacresied 60 rapidly. that hs,
father apply'd 10 one Of tie mcn eniien,
Phylcians n the city Of New York; her
complaint filI increaied, and reduced her re-
~ lou. with every appearance OF The lait fare
If con(ump,ioR. She was then Induced "
rv DR. RooER's Pulmonic Detergent Ina
very fbort time fhe found relief apf. i nt.r
under Divine Providence, in comfortable
ilate OF health. The faiulary EFFECTS Of tie
PulmoHic Detergent, induces her 20 ccnsirus
the ufe fit can truly icy have the high
eii opinion of the Pnlmonic Detergent.
JNO. BRO fHERSON
Welichefer County, CourtIandt Town,
May %, 1871.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-08-05

Extract OF letter from Mr.. Charles Taprsa,
Portimcuth, ~. Hamp hire, March "a. 1911.
SAX,
Ife d you by this days malta paper en-
tanning a Certificate Of MIR. William Walker
of this town, of,he efficacy Of your Medicine
he 10 one of our mon respectable men.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-08-05

He fnbicriber hereby g.ses pus.,e Dol.s
10 all concerned, that The has beca duty
appointed, and has taken upon herfelf the truii
OF an Executri1 on the eltale of
CALEB GRAY,
la.e Of wifcahst, 10 the county Of Lincoln, de
ceafed, by giving bond az The law directs The
therefore reGueits all perions who are lndebt
ed 70 make immediate paymeMt and thois
who have any demands thereon, 10 e1hisIt the
fame for fettlement TO
JENNA GRAY, Esasf,ix
sTuas Ssb, iSiI.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-08-05

HE lubfcriber hereby gives public notice
70 all concerned, that he has been duly
appointed and taken upon himielf the truit Of
Executor of the lali will and teliament of
TOBIAS HILL,
ate of Brunfwick, ia the county of Cumber
land. yeoman, deceafed, by giving bond as ,he
law dire6s-He therefore requelts all perfcns
who areindebted TO the fsId deceated efta'e
10 make immediate payment and ,hoie vino
have any demands thereon, to exhibit the
fame to SANDY HILL.
fuIs ", 1911. -
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-02-26

O1'tntd sn6 feses Hnors OocGt dtra cuas.
Yc children of feeling go seek for the shade
Where the ashes of Alfred peacefully laid
And if, in your eyes, there's tear that's not
Aed,
Let that tear DER his grave, in compassion be
shed.
And if virtue exalted, to your souls is yet dear,
And genius departed can claim sad tear.
Ger his tomb may you often in sorrow com
plain,
And The soft tear ofpity drop again and again
Yes virtue herself, there necessarily weeps,
Where the youth that she lov'd In eternity
sleeps
There genius is seen in sad silence 20 mourn,
For son that lie always CONSIDERED his own
O Death could tty hand nothsve spar'd such
youth
Fell destroyer of innocence, beauty and truth :
y ProvdeAce ere he was laid in the grave,
Why slept thy omnipotent arm that could save !
If mortal in Heay'ns own mould had baen
form'd,
And his soul by celestial breath had been
warmd,
Not warmer than his, not nsbler 'twou!d be,
His heart not more kind, nor more tender and
free.
Not puer the dew drops that spangle the
morn,
Nor more stainless the sunbeam that rides on
the dawn,
Not purer the light of the realms Of bis rest,
Than tie purity unbiemisb'd that dwelt in his
breast
BeneyoIence ever enlightened his eye,
His warm heart Off breatt'd sessibiity's sigh
genius by taste and by virtue refn'd,
And honor's pure rsy had adorn'd his bright
mind
But clos'd is that plying eye, that for woe
Of tie wretehed, in tears OF compassion could
flow,
And cold is that hear. that philanthropy fr'd,
That virtue directed, and genus inspit'd
Toy soon was the noon Of bis manhood o'ercasi.
Ere the bright dawn Of youth was scarcely well
past,
The meridian day ofhis genius, in gloom
Was ~rapt by the dark 6reary night Of the
tomb
o Pity ifyet Thy soft bosom can melt,
II for sorrows Of mortsis thou ever hast felt,
Then mourn FOR tho friends who forever must
weep,
For their Alfred now laid in eternily's sleep.
For mother b.reit Of the child Of her sonI.
l-etthe tcnGerest drcps Of thy sympathy roll
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FOR THE ENQUIRER.

DIED-On Wednesday the 18Th instant.
at his seat in the County Of Amelia, Major
JOSEPH EGGLESToN, in the 57th year of
his age.
Few men have filed so ample sphere of
usefulness as Maj. EggIeston or attained so
large portion Of esteem. In point of ta-
lent, though not in the very first rank, he
occupied grade the mos. respectable. He
was possessed of MUD vigorous sound and
penetrating prompt in discussion. immove-
able Of purpose And he bad pursued i'm
provement with the assiduty which charac-
terised him in every pursuit, till called by
the dangers Of his country to take part in
the conflict that achieved her indeoendebce
Hut IL was his moral and social qualliica ions
that made him the focus OF all estimation
his scnsitivcness of proprietyp--his fneness
of feeling-his resiStless hospitahty--his ac-
tive benev olcnce-his generous friendship.
which never made professions Eor proffs re 4
aid ill tipe If need, and then regarded no
sacrifice nor RENTED any cxcrtiOn till the
Eeefi' proposed was accomplished---h,s sne.
qualled delicacy, which permit eel no wi ness
OF it, benehcenCe, nor would pardon even to
The fitness ct gr titude the sigh est alusioD
10 its debt. HIS steriing patriotism in peri
dds Of public crisis inimical to lis repose,
converted what o.hers regarded with ordl-
nary INTEREST," into mat,tE Of personal concern
and al solicuude Il could hardly indeed
have been that lhe.patrio'ism which ha,.
Frightened in the fires Ut 70 should ioals N
public Affairs with tie apathy Of an ordinary
regard
As public man Major Egg'es,on was of
NJ common value or respect In the most
tying 'Icissitudcs Witnessed BY his country.
he has partaken. lis valor has fought in
iet Yates. and her councils have been d
Cd by NJ wisdom. A. very eafly age he
aUgndoncd college residence aud Che par.
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For no teaf is more bitter TIA. falls for the dead
Tban tie tear t3at maternal election c-a s2sd
And mourn with father for his son that is
gone, 50
In the bloom Of his genius and manhood's bright
morn, raFr
Whose name, but for death, had by fame been
renown'd,
Whose brows with the iaurels of glory been
crownd.
And let eyry drop, that for friendship will start
Be warin'd by thy soul, and distilid from thy
heart
For the sorrows of friendship are always sim
cere, rl-
And no youth that e'er liv'd was to friendship
more dear.
But, if. haply, some maid should deplore his sad
doom,
And the sorrows Of love should decay her
cheeks bloom,
II thoust, pity, one tear that's more soft than the
rest,
Then warm let that tear for the maid be exprest
For AS hearts of fond lovers more easily melt,
The devotion Of love is more prognamiy felt
And If 10 their souls, then their passion is dear
CT, t,,, GU -.t
All surely the sorrows they feel are sincerer.
And virtue will hallow each tear that shed,
For her iayorite that to Heav'n Is fed.
And will love ev'iy vot'ry that weeps in the
shade.
Where all that she rcverenc'd now humSly is
laid.
Long, long in each breast shall his memory last,
Uuntii all that is lovely from earth shall have
past;
And his name that was destin'd by fame to be
known,
No more shall be breath'd but by virtue alone.
1.-THE grass DER bis grave ever ceases to thrive,
The tears of affection shall keep il alive
No marble MS friends need to tell where l,e lies
For he lives in their hearts, and he breathes in
their signs
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-02-26
LONDON, Aug. z, 1910.

DIN,
did myself the honor of sending you a
few lines about two months ago, in which /
thanked you for the able paper the ANALYSIS #
the great meteoric stone. Your communication
has been published in the Philosophical Maga-
zine
In the same note quested you to have the
goodness to correct an error in my last Bakeri-
an lecture, as to the specific gravity of sulphu-
rated hydrugene, which I rated too low. With
in the last month, have weighed this gas aith
great care, twice. The average gives IS $40
grams for the 100 cubical inches.
Wallaston has lately read paper to the Roy
al Society on new species of urinary concrcti-
on which he names cystic oxide
have been pursuing my enquiries concern
ing the alkaline metals, and ende avoring to gam
precise results upon some objects, which hid
only slightly touched upon IN my former comma
hlcations. l have Two or three decisive expe-
rIments against the idea OF Potassiua, and Sodi-
sm be ng hYdreuts and great mass uf facts in
favor oftnelr being bodies as yet undccompoun-
ded.
have read paper to the Royal Society on
the oxymuriatlc acid, which is now IN the ple
and ct which l shall do my self the honor ofsend-
ing you copy.
My principal conclusions are
1. That the oxymuiatic acid Gas it is impro-
oerly namely IS simple body, belonging to the
Same Gloss as Oxygene.
bodief in the same m4nnsr as oxygene forming
compounds which have properties analogous To-
acids and oyides, but which differ fl m them N
being decomposabie by water.
3dly. That is affinities for many bodies are
stronger than those OF oxygene
4thly. That murstic acid has for its basis by-
drogenc, end this gas (Scheeles gas, tor to call
it oxymlriatc acid is to create confnsion) for its
acidiiying principle
5thly. That phosphorus, sulphur. tin, arsen;c -,
and many other bodies are acIdificd by this ~,
and that they form acids capable of forming PEE
culiar compounds with alkaline matter
6thly. Ammonia neutrRlized by the compound
Of phosphorus and oxymuristc acid gains fixity +;
and the combination has characters analogous to
an earth, and is not decompossble by intense ig-
NIT n.
The phloEistians supposed one principle of
inAammabiiity the anti phlogistsns one prin-
ciple of acidiy, or solution but there are Ger
talnly two aoidyfying principles known, and o.
theirs may be discovered
/ shall at all times be happy to receive any
communications with which you may be pleased
to honor me; and remain, sir, your obliged and
obedient servant,
TT raw
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5s'ntscfiIa,lr14.4.
DISCOVERIES IN CHEMISTRY

Espeti n,enfs on The distinct nature c, chayacrr-
of the ospn,u-iatic acid and on ats peculiar reia
tio'H 70 other bodies, have been lately made by
me celebrated professor Oavy, of the royal in
stitution in London. This gentleman read a
memoir of his researches into these matters be-
fore the Royal Society, some time ago, and as
ais name has been frequently introduced into
cur Gazetses, it may be interesting to our rea-
ders % peruse late letter ofhis, which David
B Warden, Esq. communicated some time since
tn Professor Mitchell, of New York inasmuch
as it contains some of tue most extraordinary
Developments of modern science, 20 wit, a
new oxygene Cor second acedifying princple)
and recent opinions touching the doctrine Of
phlogiston,-Nat. Int.
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(BY AUTH0RITY)
laws OF THE UNITED STATES
AN ACT

For the relief OF H1iLi1nt BfiHs.
DE it eaGeied by che Senate and House Of Re-
I'D fycsenfGfives Of the United Stqtes IF d1reti-
ca, in CongTess 0ssem5isd That William Mills
now imprisoned nv The county Of Midlesex and
state Of Connecticut, shall De and is hereby re
leased aud discharged from all claim and demand
Of the u $. to or upon certain judgment, be d.
fore the district court for the district o. C1nncc
ticut, holden at New Haven in the month Of Al
gust enc lhOusand eight hundred and t..,S reco-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-02-26

HAVE removed to the state of Kentucky:
those who may confde business to me, as
agent or attorney, may rely the most prompt
and unremitted atten,ion-my practice viii be
IN the Green River Country, and in the General
Court and Court OF Appeals, held at Frankfort.
Letters for me will be directed TO NewClasgow,
near Green River, Kent'y-Those on business
must he postpaid.
WALTER L. FONTAINE.
February 3. 1OS
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-02-26
70 MILLERs, MANUFACTURERs. Sc

NE APPOMATrOX CANAL, which
terminates AT Petersburg, Virginia, is near
ly completed, and affords 90 feet fan of water
within mile and half CT Town, and fall of
90 feet in town. The subscribers are ofopinir,n
that no situation is better calculated for Mills.
manufactures, or any other similar establish
ments, because any power Of water may be had
at or near growing Town, where the necessa-
ry m'terials, for conducting such establishments
probably, can be always readily proo ured. 1t
IS proposed at this time to sell or lease the wa.
Tar and land that may be necessary for few
MUS, &c: by private contract, shpuld any eHgi-
bic offers be nlsde-0therwise the subscriber
will attend on the 4th day Of April next at the
Canal IN Petersburg, fer the purpose Of meeting
with such persons "a may be inclined 20 cootract
with them on the subject.
J0SEPR ECCLESTON.
EDH7D .nUNFOED.
EDND RAPRISON
February S. I,y
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-02-26

E1vZwHYESON e lAlTT'EK have ias,
u Received supply Of liGSH GARDEN
SEEDS
They heve on hand large assortment Of Stu,
t'onary, Pen Knivcs the first and inferior quail
ines, School Books, Bibles, and few new pub
iicstions. Muse and Music Books, i.sdies ele-
CANT Scissors, Mathematical Instruments, Pa
ra'iel and other rules. Pocket, desk and cliam-
Der INK stands, Pocket books, &c. &C.
They continue to manufacture all kinds Sf
Merchants AID Record Books, with or wilbout
fan, lines and patent backs. and to carry on the
Book Binding business in all its branches
Feb. % IF
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Febrasry S.

ASH 6 hLES, from 50 10 80 NEGROES.
- On Friday, the 29ib day of March W;ll
be sold al Public Auction, TO the highest bidder
for ready rooney. from fifty TO eighty likely Viz.
rii.ia-bo"'r ST. AYES THE sale viii saka d..
at Nh. Jonn TrSbue's Tsvern, in the county Of
Chesterfield, twelve miles from the CITY of Ricl,-
mond, on the main Manchester Turnpikc Rad
Among those SLAVES, are many valuable "a
ml!ies, who VIII not be separated a number Of
prime fellows several likely young breeding wo-
men with from one 10 three children each, and
many girls and boys, some not quite gro r.
There is also e2ceiIen; Blacksmith and his IA
m'y, consist ing OF MS wife, remark hly likely
young woman, and three fine children and a
most valuable Cook, who was brought ND in one
- the most genteei and wealthy families in The
lower country. 1t IS more than probable ;, female
Cook will also be offered for sale, who is excel
led by none in the state
The sale will commence q, 10 o'clock & will
re continued on Saturday the 3O,h, If NO comllf
ted the first day, and will be conducted by the
undersigned, who keeps a house OF private en-.
tertaInment on the main Buckingham road with
IN one mile of Mr. Trabue's. This sale is well
worth the attention of purchasers from DIS
lance, who wish to furnish themselves will.
slaves of the above description
ISHSM RANDOLPH,
Agent for the Probyietoy
oh
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G NE HUNDRED NEGROES FOR SALE.
On Thursday, the 18th day Of March next,
al the plantston in Bruins wick, generally known
as Isilaterro's quarter, (near FIELDS NH nd
nearly Between Lew Jones' ana Brch's brirse,<
some OF the heirs of he late col Richard r i, ~
ierro, will offer Cor sale, for ready money, about
100 likely Negroes among them are msny exl
csIent field eands.
FehruarY tide
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-02-26

a BSCOEDED from the subscriber, living IN
A Mecklenbufg County, Virginia, on the 9th
ult. youth indentcd to the Saddllng- Business.
OOEL WINFIELD,) about feet nine or ten
inches high uncommonly spare made thin,
pale village, and down look (psrticularlv when
spoken TO y fond Of gambling, and not very
much averse TO strong ir,ng or any thing like
dissipation He wears a lsiflsd shirt at times
carried away with him gray-mixed countr,-
spun coat, pair Of white dimty psn,sloons .
black satin vest and cbsmbray coat, both the
worse for wear aud other cloatbing too ted,-
ous TO enunerate
NOTICE Whereas. have good reasons to
believe, that Joel Winfield, an apprentice tat
absconded from me, on 27tiu May last, ADD 81, "a
was rcguarly advertised yet not far distant
from me, barbored or employed by some persona
will therefore give the sum oftwenty dollars,
any person who will inform me Of any person
offending so as 10 lead to lawful d "a ction,
by either letter Or otherwise letters mist be
directed TO St. Tamany, where they will be re-
gulsrly attended to by
JOHN PCTNOr-
Mscklenburg, Feb.9. WSSS
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1 AND FOR SALE.--The subscribers offel,
IL TOR sale, that valuable Estate called BEvILs.
iyng on App9nattox river, in the county OF
Amelia, and containing 645 acres, $50 Of which
IS bottom of the first quality, on the river g, con-
sieerable part OF that now TO clear. Bevils vs. 25
mics above Petersburg and % from Richmond.
Immediate possession will be given one third
OF the purchase money will he required in hand
the balance in one and two years, or young hes
groes will be received in payment, for the whole.
The property will be shcwn, and terms made
known, by Dr, Evans Of Chesterfield.
ALEXANDER TRENT,
Of buckingham, or,
JOHN G. PAGE,
Of Cumberland.
Feb. s. w4wT
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Petersburg. Feb. %, 1si1 AN DoHA0 ,ds

v Office. BY virtue of decree the
/ county court, Of James City, pronouncei
on The ll'h of Feb 1911, will be sold, far the
purposes therein mentioned, to the highest bid.
der on the 18th ofMarch next, if fair if no, the.
p r. ts'r dsy' SIX negroes---sThe property oc
Dudley Richardson deed. sRd at the same time,
WI ne sold the tract of LAND, in the county
OF James City on which the said Richardson re-.
sided, containing by estimation 200 acres.---
ne sale Will take place on tie land to be sid,
not-'ar distant from Barrert's ferry---Termss Of
sal II months credit will be allowed purcha-
serS by their giving bonds with approved secu-
ris, to carry interest from the date, if not puncS
tuaiy paid 20
ARCHER HAWKINS, Trustee,
Iames CitY. Feb % Q,
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PY virtue of deed of trust, bearing date
the 9th day of April, 1902, executed bv
Nathaniel Harris to me for the purpose of Sc.
curing sum of money therein mentioned, to
the late firm of Buchanan. Dunlop & Co + iii
proceed on Thursday, the 2lst dsy of March
oext II fair, If not the first fair day thereafter.
at 10 O'Clock, on the premises, to sell al pubic
auction, ona credit of one. two and three yoars
lequll nstalrnents,1 A TRACT OF LAND.
on Fsi.s creek, in the county Of Pittsylvania.
containing by estimation 1910 acres, more or
less, being the same tract which the said Har.
RS inherited from his deceased father, and on
winch there are good d yelling House, Store
House, Distillery, and many other improve
ments. Mr.. Alexander Brown who lives on the
land, viii shew it to intending purchasers, and
s any ,''ormatnon wanted may be had by applca-
tontb me-Bonds with approved scc,ritv. IN
bear interest from the date, win be required. hut
the interest will be RENTED if the principal is
punctually paid.
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u GOLDEN Paddock.

IL GOLDEN PADDOCK.
The articles were purchased with cash, and viii
be disposed of at small advance on their mime.
cost.
He transacts business on COMMISSION, and
VIII receive consignmcnts, OF whatever may be
entrusted to his disposition
His brick Fire Proof WAREHOUSE, near
The BASIN, is IN order to receive what may nc
consigned him
He oiIers tor Sale or Rent, newly erected.
very cOmmodous brick lwtlliug House, W. ST.
,uate on p are nf ground, well enclosed, CON.
iTuons 10 " Thomas Wilson'S tenement, ON
5hocke ttl1 and IN the immediate vicinity of
those whose society is 20 be priced
He likewise offers for sale. on very moderate
erms, six eligibly situated TENEMt.NTS on
be Maln-street, chiefly, OF the City of Williams
l'ucg, which Will be shewn, to those DESTROYS Of
purchasing. by Mr. Rosoow Cole, Merchant
He ent, eats all those in arrears to him, TO
rake immediate settlements of their respective
debts rather han incir the expence of having
hcm collected by an attorney.
January II Pm