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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-17
NICHOLAS voss.
LAND FOR SIZE.

z WILL sell the TRACT OF LAND now live on,
= IN Chesterfield County, containing one hundred
and seueny acres, be the same more or less, lying
on the Genito road, about nine miles below &C.
nito bridge, and about twenty miles above the
town Of Manchester, situation high, healthy and
agreeable, with every necessary Improvement for
the accommodation Of a family, with an apple and
peach-orchard, ofas good fruit as snyinthecountry
deem II unnecessary to say any thing more about
the above tract, as those desirous to purchase win
doubtless view the premises before they make
the purchase--For terms apply TO me-
ROBERT ELM.
June z. w4tp
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-17
F.aRNERs' BANK or YIRGI.7Ls.

A NUMBER OF the stockholders Of the y,r-
:. n nshs BANK OF VIRGINIA, resident in Norfolk
Petersburg and fredericksburg, having called
general meeting on Friday the 9TH of ,Iulv. fo-
oi'e purpose oi altering or smullng one of the
oe'atlo,is adopted by the President and Direc-
uols, OF tne Farmers Bank of vrgna--at the
establishment OF the offices of discount and de
post, and subsequently, sanctioned IL, the stock
hoiaers themselves and it being deemed essen
eise 10 " me well ordering of the affairs of the
Corporation that the subject at issue, between
me FARMERS Bank of Virginia, and some of the
ofiiees should be thoroughly understood, and de-
nritiVey settled by full and fair representation
VI TIC s1ocRhoiders at large !; and as it may be
mconvenient for many ofthe distant stockholders
to attend in person, on an occasion so imnortant
70 Their nterest--Resofced, that the Cashier do
cause to be published Tie form of a power for
voting by proxy, and that it be respectfully re-
commended to such stockholders as cannot be
tutes.
Er;racfj from tie Minutes Of the President anx
Directors.
- VIM. NEKERyIs, cashr.
9th June, 1915.
Form Of the po,cer Of .9ttorney.
KNOW all men by these presents that of
90 hereby appoint substitute or
proxy, 70 represent at all meetings of
ginia, and IN name and behalf, to vote re-
speeding the eIacting, repeating or amending.
such bye-laws, ordinances or regulations, as NAV
be deemed necessary and convenient for tie 90
yernment of the said Bank. In witness whereof
day of
Scaled & Delivered3
In hesenee of lSea}
Form Of affidavit, to tcit:
A. y. personally appeared before me a mnsis.
trate for said and made oath, on the HOLY
EvanSeiists of Almighty God, that shares
standing in name on the books, OF the Far
mers' Bank of Virginia, are really and 6ona-fds
our property, and not held IN name,
for any purpose of fraud or contrivance.
~. 3. II The stock be held as Exor. or Trustee.
the affidavit must state that it is 5o,a-feye, the
property of the Estate or person, in whose name
1t stands, on the books Of the SAID Bank.
June z. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-17
LIND ron SILE-

WTITL be sold at Fluvanna Courthouse. on
w Monday, oath July next, at public auction.
the Tr9ef II LaHd known by the name of FORK
ORDINARY, containing 30 acres, lyinr. in the
aforesaid County, and within six niles of the
Middleton Mills, and Eve and half Of the VIZ.
gin Mills The land lays levei, and well timber
ed with L,lne and OAK and veil adapted to the
culture Of Wheat and Corn
tits not thought nee ssssry to give further
description of the pgemises--as a Public House
was kept at the plsce for upwards Of twenty
years, and generally known BY travellers, and
believed by good judges, an ercolieat stand fer q
Tdtern.
The terms of sale will be ono half cash, the
Che other half payable in twelve months, with
Deed Of Trust on the premises, 70 secure the
payment--and possession given immediately.
Gentlemen disposed to purchase, NAV. NJ any
time, view the land by application 10 Mr.. Joss
NARE, or w WARE, Exor
cfJ9hn Wnre dee'd.
Seven Islands,
Fluvama, June 10. s vet
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-17
NOTICE rs HEREBY GyYE.N

VEsHAr at the next August court of Prince
a. George county, at the courthouse thereof. 7
shall sell at public auction, for cash, SO much Of
all the
L.lN,DS IND L0TS,
IN mat county, returned delinquent for the nom
payment OF taxes ofthe last year, as VIII be suff-
Gent to discharge the arrears oftaxes which may
then remain unpaid from the year 1887, and ten
per cent: damages thereon, together with the
taxes OF the present year. The sales will COM
mence on the first day Oft the court, and continue
from day TO day until they shall be completed.
The subscriber is authorised to receive all such
taxes and damages at any time before the land
sha,l he so,a- A list Of delinquents may De seen
in the Clerks office of said county, in possession
of the subscriber in the Office of the Auditor of
public accounts, or at the door of the said court.
house. 4 JOS. FORD, deputy for
SAMUEL PERKINS, Sheriff
June io| w8wp
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-17
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN,

That at the next August Court of Washington
county, at the courthouse thereof, we shall sell
at public auction, for cash, so much of all the
LANDS .4yN.D LOTS,
In that county, returned delinquent for the
non-payment of taxes for the years 1852, 1888,
1874, 1885, 1876, 1877, 1873, 1889, 1890, 1871,
1872, 1898, 1894, 1895, 1896, 1877, 1898, 1899,
1900, 1901, 1902, 1903, 1904, 1905, 1906, 1907,
1909, 1910, 1911, 1872 & 1913, as will be suffi-
Gent TO discharge The arrears of taxes which
shall then remain unpaid for the said years, and
ten per centum damages thereon. The sales
will commence on the first day of the court, and
continue from day to day until the same shall be
completed.
The subscribers are authorised to receive all
such taxes and damages at any time before the
land shall be sold a list of delinquences may
be seen in the clerks Office Of the county, IN
possession of the subscribers, or in the office of
the auditor Of public accounts.
WILLIAM POSITION and
CHARLES TATE, Dep's for
JAMES KEYS, S. w. c.
My 81. wsw
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-17
NoTfCE Us YEPEnY cirrn.

FEVHAT at the next August court of Patrick
n county, at the courthouse thereof, shall sell
At public auction, for cash, SO much OF AN the
LANDS md LOTS,
IN that county, returned delinquent for the non
payment oftaxes, from the year 1871, until the
present year, including the taxes Of the present
year. As wi De sufficient to discharge the arrears
oftaSes which shall remain unpaid. and ten per
centuIn damages thereon.
The sale VIII commence on the first day of the
court, and continue from day TO day until they
shall be completed. The subscriber IS authors ed
to receive all such taxes aud damages at any time
before the land shall be sold.
A list of deinquencies may be seen in the
Sterk,s ONCE OF the county, IN possession of the
SUBSCRIBER, or in The office of the Auditor of pub.
lie accounts.
GREENSvLLE PENN, DIS.
For MUNFoRD SMITH, S. p. C.
June z. wsyvn
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-17

ers of war, snd every thing dear I. the
pride of a soldier we're forgotten in the
scrdid cupidity of gain.
How different was the conduct of brave
young American, who was captured at the
tall of Charleston i'm our revolutionary
war ? Being politely asked by British Of
hceT, II there were any articles of property
ne particularly wished TO retain, he reply
ed with tirmness, pointing TO his sword,
/" ii l could be indebted to an enemy for
eny thing, it would be for that, Which !
might hereafter use in defence ofmy coun.
try"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-17
June g..
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN:

NOTICE ~ RERESR GIVEN,
That at the next August court of Greenbrier coun-
ty, at the courthouse thereof, lshali sell At pub.
lie auction, for cash, so much of ali the
LANDS md LOTS,
In that county, returned delinquent for the
non-payment of the taxes of the years 1912, 1913
and 1914, as wall be sufficient TO discharge the
arrears OF taxes which snail then remain unpaid
for those years, and ten per centum damages
thereon, together with the taxes OF the present
year. The sales Will commence on the inst dag
of the court, and continue from day 10 day unul
the sales be completed.
The subscriber Is authorised to receive all such
taxes and damages at any time before the land
shall be sold. a list OF deimquence. may be
seen in the clerks Office OF the county, N posses.
SION of the subscriber, or IN the auditors office
OF public accounts.
JOSEPH NEZE, S. G. C.
May II. w8wF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-17
SALES OF DELINQUENT LANDS.
NOTICE rs HER.EBY CIyEM

WoIiCE rs HEhEBY GIVEN,
That at the next August court OF Giles county,
,.at the courthouse thereof Ishall sell at public
auction, Tor cash, SO much Ut all the
L..N.DS .i.A.O LOTS,
In that county, returned delinquent for the
non-payment OF taxes of the last year as will be
sutiicienr to discharge the arrears OF taxes winch
shall then remain unpaid for that year, and len
per centum damages thereon, together with the
taxes of the present year. The sales Will COM
mence on the first day OF the court and continue
from day TO day until they shall be Completed.
The subscriber Is authorised to receive all such
taxes and damages at any tune before Tie Land
Is sold. last OF deinquen,s may be seen IN the
clerks Office of the county, in possession of the
subscriber, IN the Office of the Auditor of pub.
lie accounts.
THOMAS KIRK, D. S.
For JOHN KERR, S. q. C.
June3. wSw
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That at the nextAugust Court Of Russell county,
st the COURTHOUSE thereof, i shall sell tpublic
auction, for cash, so much Of all the
LANDS AND LOTS,
In that county, returned delinquent for the
non-Payment Of the taxes for the last pear. and
every year prior thereto, as vii be sufficient TO
discharge the arrears or taxes which shall then
remain unpaid for those years, and ter per cen.
tuIn damages thereon, together With the taxes
OF the present year.
The sales viii commence on the first day OF
the Court and continue from day to day, until
they shall be completed.
The subscriber Is authorised TO receive all
such taxes and damages, at any tune before the
land shall De sold. A list of delinquences may
be seen in the clerks Office of the county, in
possession of the subscriber, or IN the office of
the auditor ofpublic accounts,
COLBIRD FUGATE, Deputy for
SAMUEL EWING, Sheriff of
Russell county.
May H. w9w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-17
From the Port Folio.
Al RRITIsH OFFICER-

When the British oomInandant Of Fort
Erie was about To surrender his post TO
Gen. Brown, he made his proposals to ma
jor NOV coloneD Jessup, who led the van
of the American army. His terms were
equally brief and singular. Totally re-
gardless Of ms reputation in arms, and &C
tuated solely by a mercenary spirit, his
only request was, that he and his brother
officers might retain their baggage and ef-
teets. The retention Of side aT4s, the hon
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-17
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.
Ranaway from the plantation Of the subscriber.
on Chickahomony. on the 18th instant,
A .NUL,aTTO WO.E9.N

.Na'ied CH.4RL0TJE, a5oNt IS Years old, 1le0n-
feet dsh, fnednedfo be cororient, Of uery s,ai-
h'lg, pleasant cot'itendace ryhen she sbeaks she
took NTH her c,ariey Of clothing, 7vEich caanoe
De described Size hGs no marks Gbout her 5e,,sor
6y sOhich she can be barhcula,fseQ. She as a veyv
capable house servant, a good cook and 7Oasher.-
Hdriny resided several years IN the Gin of Rich,
nold, TOhere she has numerous Acquaintance, ie
is SUPPOSED sac is norU lurking there, orqt Peters-
6LIig, Gduay attempt 70 pass as n free 7sonan.--
The aJove reTuard 1giH be efueu far her islyeryas
my residence, or her safe Judgement in jail, nth
all legal erpences paid.
.8.N:N Il. MEREDITH
Hanover, May q. IF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-17
$ TONE WARE.
THE sUBsRIBEn has OK HAND AT HIS MavurAcro.
ri, LARGE QUANTITY OF
s. L O NJ n ~ NJ n
June 10J

OF SUPERIOR oUALITX AND WELL ASSORTED.
Is carrying on the business very extensively,
ana WIN deliver the Ware in any part of the city,
free of the expence of carriage, and at the New.
York prices the freight from thence to this
place would average 20per cent. at least Under
these circumstances, he is induced to hope that
few, 1t any, Will send their orders abroad, when
they can be supplied at their doors, with better
Ware and on far better terms.
The following were the prices in New-york
previous to the late war, and he is determined
that no Manufacturer in the United States shall
under-sell hun at any time.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-17
NOTICE.

MILL be sold, at Amelia Courthouse, ON the
w fourth Thursday IN next month (beine
court day. an IMPORTED MARE, now IN sea
son to EAotE, and her FIfJY, two years old, by
Sir Archy; belonging to the Estate of the late
John G. Jefierson,--A credit till next Christmas
will be given, and bond with approved security
required, to bear interest from the date, If not
punetually paid
SAMUT4 JONES, 2p-,.
WIN. BOOKER. TN oIS
Of John G Jefferson, decd
Tuns a.. wSt
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-17

Orders left with Mr.. James Brown, Junior (;
Messrs. Moncure, Robinson & Peasants /; Nfur-
ply Sc Scott w. J. & Roscow Cole; Philip Du-
Val & Co. or at the Mandatory, viii be duly
attended to, and the greatest attention paid to
selecting and packing.
BENJAMIN DU-vAL.
April22. stSwtf
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-17
LAND FOR SALE.
I viii sell tie LIND no7v lire on in CIes.e,seI1
county, containing, By eshmasion,
SEVENTY TWO ACpFc

OF G4N IL wv ACRESs
More Or hss-Ihe situation is heh, healthv end
agreeable, and improvements eood FIR the acc orr
moddtion Of a moderate sized fuaaih,. From kLis
land, andil the centre ofh too. ThGve raised nm
yards IF 100000 bushels of con- at dl6erens
Pertodor the last fUe yearsit has not been 4eorI.
ed THatft large bodies eferceRsnt CaaE,
there can be title doubt; being bounded bv John
Jfurehie, CanEBe Gni Buck, GA tie North, the
Failing Creek on tie East, ard tie Failing CreeE,
Coal Hines, o1v,ied 6y H. Reth, on Ge Sozlth, a,,d
By the heirs Of z. Wooldidge, on the East.
4 8haH require ab0ftt ne-fc7tr1h If me p7,reAasa
money in land; for the balance time 1piH be Riyea
10 sat the purchaser, The amou1t being safsfIc.
torfy secured TO say any more ns TO rIe 1arz.
Prospect Of coal, &C. IS deemsd unhscessqry. as
those aesirous 10 purchase 7yR do7i5tess vie7p s5
misses.
THOJLpSOW BLUArT,
Ctesterfeld .5fay II. #
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-17
RRICK.L.aYLNG. e

T'HE Subscriber intends to become resident
of this city about the first day of the next month,
after which period he proposes to carry ON ex-
tepsivey the business Of
Brick-'aying, Matchmaking & RdStering.
Those who may favor him with their patron
age, may rest assured, that all work done by
him win be executed with neatness, dispatch <
fidelity.
NICHOLAS Yoss.
Richmond, April 10. IF
N. B. Six or eight apprentices, Of respectable
families, will be taken and ten laborers and five
boys hired, till the expiration of the present year
Apply Ia the subscriber, or in his absence, to
Samuel McCraw or Alex. McRae, Esqrs.
~ Y
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-17
THE SURSCRIRER
" AVING declined business in the Mercantile
z line, will devote his attention exclusively to
COMMISSION. BUSINESS.

He has several good Yards on the Basin and Canal,
which he VIII let for the deposit ofCoals Also,
Lot enclosed, lying on both sides of the C:nal,
near theupper Lock, for the reception of Plar.k,
Scantlng, &c.
He VIII receive proposals until the first day Of
June next, for the building of from twelve to Six
teen three story Brick Store and Lumber Houses.
at the waters edge, on the Basin and Canal, on
ground rent or lease. The advantages those
building sites possess, render them worthy the
attention OF merchants and others, possessing
capital. ARCHELAUS HUGHES.
April 10. won
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-17
LOST OR MISLAIn.

LOSl OlE NlSLAlD,
.ACersfoafe for one share qfB.q.N'R STOCR,
IN the Rank Of PirgiHia, No, 5O93, dated 26M Oe-
tober, 1909. duplication .0iH be made .tor ifs re-
1ie1OoL
Sfay 81, w37yT
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-03-13
FOR SALEOR To T.ET.

THE excellent and well known filing fand il
z the town of Harpfwe on Bailey idand 20
called with all he convenience VIZ
Wharf, dock goods q ore Eth fore 6ih flakes,
fhed, cifferns, hoiheads and ,uos for curing the
flh Alfo-the Farm adjoining conGfting of one
Houle and Barn, good well of water, with pas
turing fufIitient to keep one yoke of Oxen and
four cows--mowing enough TO cut hay 70 winter
them tillage enough 70 rsife corn and vegetables
enough for one family for he year.-All which
will be fold for three thoufand dollars or let for
one year for two hundred dollars with all the con-
veniences the euuto belonging
For terms Of payment inquire of JOHN ROWE
CT Bfuniwick--As Peace has again affirmed her
charms, the fixing hand will he excellent place
for man make himfelf matter of fin and
money Immediately, as the 6fh are taken at this
place earlier than any where ellie en- the COAT.
March
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-03-13

DID.
In NJr naa,hon he 81 inst widow Al
igai, Bent z e r6 Until within about nine
years she et 1fae atiment Of universal re.
demplion A- vrtc ercy interposed, bro'L
her to EN- raea Ae g.a'6 and rejoice ina Sa-
viour's lot Sa- Yeg q member Of the Baptist
church IN this town and ofnsmented her prof g.
sion by cody life and conversation The few
last days of her lif- she tsgCured with special
communications of divine grace, by which she
was enabled 10 warn those who came around
her diving hed against trusting in the delusive
sen'im INT Of universal salvation or Of anv thing
short of an interest in the .onement Of Chris.
Langulg. .nno describe the &C ,tacy Of 10y n {.
m anfe sted in The pros ect Of death Ard hat ;.
'ernst weigh Of glo " which awaits the right
eous. Truly every one wno witnessed the sweet
serenity OF her. mus have excl aimed, let me die
he death Of the ri heous, and let my last end be
like hers.
At New Gloucester, very suddenly, on the Oh
ins. Mrs. Sally Woodman, wife Of Capt Moses
Woodmsn-She had nearly completed her 50 /
year. About fortnight prior % her exit, she
had q child, and her eli cumsiances as fl altering
IS could be expected, and until he period Just
before her departure her csse appeared in no
wise haz srdous but painful 20 relate she was
instant sneously stacked with dizziness, and said
mugs appesred dark, tnd Immediately eXpi ed.
Benevolance, friendship and indus ry were tr4ils
which consplcuorsy shone in he: character
The kind, indulgent wife we see is unexpectedly
taken from the m,dss Of health and usefulness.
She, ;he other half, snstched from he bosom OF
her sffectona:e husband, the partner Of his joys,
he rel ever of his sorrows new lies entombed.
Though her body is now ming ed with its ma
i've ear h, yet one day it will be bro't
forward, having far different appearance, when
Ibis mortal shalt put on immoi tality, and this
corrupible, incorrupt,hihty.
Ia this town, Mr.. Benjamin Webacr aged 40
His funeral will take pace from hs late dwelling
house this afternoon at half pafi o clock which
his friends are requefted to attend without more
particular invitation
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-03-13
@ottCa,1e'
Monday, March IS, 1915.
NEW-ORLEANS.

There is repor, via Bermuda that the Britiih
have made fecond attack on New Orleans, and
we're fuceeffuL Vague and doubtful as this &C
cous, is 1t has excited much alarm in the minds of
Tome. The Ia,ea dates from this City are TO Feb.
lhe Sd-at thar time the whole Bfitiih army had
embarked and were off Ship Hand and though
It kept up wariiks appearance il j. mon proba
bic their Object was 10 fecurea departure without
meditation.
All the accounts agree that Gen Jzckfon's force
i abundantly adequate for the (ecurity of the
pace 10 addition this, it 10 flated that rein
forcsnent OF 1000 Kenuckians were on their way
70 JOIN him Conhdering the h,uation and cir.
cumlaness of the American and Britilh forces,
thsFeis not the leaf probability, and (carcely a
posiDiily that the Britiih could have gained any
advantage even thou 4 they have made iecond
attack We have not the leaf doubi hut tina;
New Orleans has been wholly abandoned by the
B.iih long before this, and that the Bermuda &C
count 10 without foundation.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-03-13

The Friends of Peace and Commerce are
hereby requested 10 meet.at Hoa Hgt9a Ne
chanic Hall, at O'Clock this Evening, l5r the
purpose of adopting such measures ~ may be
thought expedicnt in agreeing upon Candidates
10 be supported for Senators from This County
at the approaching election.
IL As there are many Federalists now IN
town, attending the sitting Of The Court, troa
all parts of the Country, it is parttcmar.y ro-
quested that they would attend the meeting,
as it may prevent the necessity OF a County
Convention, which would be very inconVenlent
at this season OF the year, with the present
state Of the travelling.
PUBLICK GOOD.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-03-13

come and take refreshments but cannot land
either THAR original cargoes or prize goods
Thus letters of-narque destined ID France,
Wi cargoes, are virtually prohibited capture
ing on the high seas, although their prizes are
directed for the U. s.
Europe is anxious.y awaiting The resolves
Of the Congress at Vienna. The task ofhsrrho-
nizing the various and arring interests of rival
potent ates ambitious all for power, and ex en-
sive dominion IS extremely Herculesn. is
proolemstical to many whether the High Pow
ers will be able to form sincere scco'd ola
nature tosecuEe to their wesried subjects an
interval OF peaceful reprse sufficient 10 repair
he ruin gus disasters which have befAllen them
80 m ny years past
Nerr5srypo,t Mayeb 6.-Ar feb. Olive Branch
Francis - days from Gsorgesown 5. c. via Ports
mouth with cotton, rice, &c. to Brown & Titon,
and others.
Cleared hip Echo, stckney, Norfolk fhip o
cean, Adams do ; brig Harifon. Johnfou, do
brig Lydia, Haskell. alexandria brig Emily,
Dole, Georgetown fhip Eliza, Stone, New Or
leans ch. Warrington Robbins, Kennebunk
CHEERING SIGHT.
On Saturday Taft was obferved the exhera.iny
fight of" commerce more afoatn The bus
tie of bulinefs wharves, for (everal days has
looked like good old times and on Saturday the
cauvats was fpread TO the breeze, aud four large
veffels, two ihips and two briss cst off a.
bou: the fame time, amid the repeated huzzas of
large concourfe of ipectator-, who had ahem
bled to witnefs the gratifying and novel, fpectace
of ve1es moving IN their proper element.
Cbs,ie,ton, FEB. 2o-Ar. spanilh brig St. Anto.
MO Sauches, Amelia Illand. 7 days fait Has er-
perienced ievere gales the coat, and been twice
boarded by BritifR frigate. Left SO or 60 fail
of vefisIs a, Amelia, preparing to fail for different
ports in the United States, in confequence OF
PEACE between Great Britain and America
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-03-13
Z. GREELY.
OAKUM. NAILS. sc.

+ fa'e pATENr Q KUN Of 9th the very fri quail
iy, picked al Gardiner Factory by machine ate
w invented; thi. Oakum is much hyperion to any
picked by hand, and will be fod on The mon rea-
fonabe terms they likewrfe keep for fae CUT
NAILS of all kinds from fhe Gardiner nail Facto-
ry. cut by Odiorns nsachine-O ders for any ofthe
be above articles either by Wholefale or Retail will
puncualy attended to; aud the article, delivered
on board any vefsl a, the Wharf in iad Gardiner
without any additional eIpeuce- Cath and gensr-
Gus price laid for all kinds of Junk.
Gardiner March, a. 1875.