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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-12-28
China, Edrthen and Glas.
Up WARES. ID
CHARLES BLANCHARD,

CHARLES BLANCHARD,
Ns 8, Azs..Lasss RssD. MiAss S,sss, PerfissJ,
OFFERS FOR SALR.
70 crates Croekery Ware, feieeted for the country
Is ditto &C, enameied and blue printed Teas aud
Cofees
edhto ditto ditto ditto and,brewn printed
and fancy eo,orsd Bowls
aMto disio ditto hfugs
70 ditto ados cd edgd Add &C. Plates
ditto &C. Chambers and Bowie
- ditto and cafks beR enamerd,1
blue aud brown printed and TEA WARE
pstterns)
ditto &C. Diihes
ditto suameld Tea Poss. Sagars and Creams
Boxes ladia China Tea Setts
do Pipes
; hide american black glazed Tea Pots
r. The above, together with more than one
Aasdred opened Packages, will be fold low for
eaeh o. approved credit
COCO Tnmblers, Wines. Deeanters. Cruits & Salts
eoo lea and Diaiog Setts. OF more than hfty df-
I feseut patterns, from d IS to D6o
100 te,ts China. brown, blue. olive, red d black
santed enameid and &C. Tea and Coffee Cups
and Saucess
roo blue printed, China brown lined. blue and
green edged and &C. Dilhes. ssilAds, Nappins
and 3akers
zoo cafes Knive. and Eorks
50 dozen Whips
80 do Black Ball
70 iss Lulre Tea pots, Sugars, Siops h Creams
4 'oOo blue printed, enamel d, &C black glazed,
panifh d Fin. Brittauia, block tin. pearl and
a. Egyptian Tea Pots
YET Clais Diihes-Deea Observation-Disclosures Wines
y sugas and Creams Jeiiis, and Culards
Low priced Looking G,ahes--AIe Iroas
n aoveis aad Tongs-W i,er'-Cohee Mile
noase, hearth aud 6oor Neutrality-suspicious.
watch ChAins--Lulire Cans
Aao variety Of o,her artie'es TOO numerous to
s"Eu'sriss Nov. -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-12-28
Lokpos, OCT. %.

7 ION UVNJ Z,
.fsvfui tu! 0uthenuc Octurrence I'm the
cou, SC OF last week a farmer near Codstone
in the county Of Surrey, while walking over
a field with some othsr farmers, or farm la.
bourers, picked up a blighted ear of corn.
With his eyes directed towards Heaven, he
exclaimed, in atone impiously ironical.
" .frf thou nor ashamed, Gop ALMIGHTY,
this 10 blast The fruits If !hc earth ?" lie
had scarcely uttered the words, when he
fell down corpse We will no, venture to
pronounce him the object OF Divine ,enge
ance, but tie coincidence is truly awful.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-12-28

Bea fuper6ne black,
blue, brown. cinpamoo
olive X mix'd BRO I'D
CLOTHS
Common and low priced
ditto
Bsa d. uble mild black
blue, and mix'd CAS-
SINEkES
Black blue .miEsd brown.
olive aod drAb Jingle
mild CaMmeres
Blue. brown asd green
HUNTERS CLOTHS
QUEENs CLOTHS
Black, brown, olive,
olive gresns cinnamon
and bottle green Pc.
LISSB CLOTHS
A large afortment of
PLAN q twiti'd DOM-
SAFE IT'S, of all COL
ours, very low
Scotch P,aios
Plaid Bom5axests
Ratinetts Wnbores
Figured PETITE Flanneis
Elegant ToiIsne, aud
comnon SwAnldown
.VEeTINC9
Whne,red, yellow green
& back FLANNkLS
Swaaikin
Duff and coatings
Bockings-twiIl't Fian.
pels
amer. SATTINETTs
Berlin Cords
Dsv ,nfh,re Keriey
oueen'sy Frocks
fapts.oon Drawers
Mens black. wEiie and
ma d " orltsd Hole
Hat tfoie
w, mens ilats. black aod
whiie d:iso
Knit worried Csps
Black and csl d bonn
5sziue
S 4 Irih LINEN -
SHEH fINo
American wafer loom
ShiruDgs 4 Shecrinys
Patent team loom 3hir
tiays
Fine and common Cali
coee
S 4 Englin Cinghams
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-12-28

A great variety ofSILK;
VIZ.
BeR twill d Lavantines
Double & iugle floren
ees, pain and change
able colours
Black India Sinchaws {,
sariDeIts
Black, colonred & piaia
ltslians
Coioufed and plaid Can
ton ok
Pongee silks for Innings
TIC. &c
Black AK Yelling
Beil Maxim and Canton
Grapes
Back and while Italian
Grape
Coiou. ed Csmhrics
Biaek.whits AID colous ed
fix Gloves
Beaver ana kid Gloves
Silk d cotton Umbreila'
beli gu Coai aud Veli
- Eu tons
Imperial fix Buttons
Olive crown and treeo
Rlbboatls
81 "a and 8 1 light
u da. X IMITATION
SHA Wis
Back Canon Hdkfs
BeA BAncauuas b Chop
pa Romais
a great variety Of cotton
ji.xfs
american Bed Ticking
Ruiia Diapers
Brown Ho. AID
Black aud white Millbu-
Cotton Camhrics
Cambria Muil,ns
"a "A and E 4 black
Cambsics
Copperplatesap ard Purni-
tures
Back and blue Italian
e sewing Silk
Black and aforted Can
too do
NaakiCs
Buckram
8 81 4 and Al Pine
QuAasy and fhoe Bind
irxs &C. &c.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-12-28
THE SUBSCRIBERS

THE SUBSCRIBERS
LyAvIN0 formed q connecion in trade under
the firm Of
Cram & Warren,
offer for fale At the ore lately occupied BY Cram
and Maion. Fore ftree,, head Of Long Wharf. y
general aGorimeot Of
W. 1. Goods, Hard flare, SC.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-12-28

Pygeeted vjst to the North Pok.
We perceive BY feveral of the Englifli
Journals, that the Britilh government has
it in contemplation to fend company Of
fcienti6ck men TO endeayonr to explore
the North Pole, and the adjacent regions.
The principal protector of the fcheme, is
a Mr.. Scoresby, of WhitDy. This gen.
tleman, from frequsn, Wits which he has
made to the high Northern Latitude, in
the whale fihery. appears to be conyin.
ced of the poilibility of reaching the
North Pole BY an execution over the ice.
He (ays that it IS very common for the
whales to penetrate as high as 81 Ia dee
grees, or within 600 miles of the pole,
which fraee he is of opinion might be
travelled in sledges, by reindeer or dogs,
in fortnight; and that for the returns
for cafualties, and time for obfervations,
the whole might be accomplished in 6x
weeks. From his knowledge Of the cli-
mae. he thinks the temperature of the
weather will prefent no very great obftsa
Gle, having obferved that after long con-
,inuance Of north wind, the THERMOMETERS
never was very conIiderably dcpreHed.
The difficulties which he contcmplates,
are open water, rough or mountainous
ice, or Gmilar land, foft fnow and denfe
miis.
AS he fuppofes that the 6rft viii NOT
be very exten6ve, ne propofes to have
his trainaux formed in the lhape ola ca
noe, 70 that they might pats over any
thing Of the kind, while the dogs might
be made to twin and for other obita-
cles, the travellers mutt in q great meat
nrc trua to chance, inpplying shemfelves
with whatever may be necefary to over
come them, ihouid they occur.
P<tsrs5yg Lntelfgene<r.
It's ftated in the Savannah Advert.
Ter of December 9th, that there were on
tlat day in that port, one hundred and
twenty fail of veHels-fome loading
others waiting cargo-moft Of them
very bur,hanfome velisls.
I'm Mqoyicai fact 1voyth trseIaring up in
memory-Camillus was the political ia
viour Of the old Roman republic-a man
considerably reiembling the American
Wellington. His hyperion merit pro-
voked envy and hatred. Among tho, e
his fellow citizens who oppofed hiw and
de,racted from his merit. was Marcu.
Manlius. Ofhim, the would be patr;o.
of old. the Roman hittoria.n remarks.-
|" He 4vas ambitious to be the ereasea MAJ,
in Rome, and as be CO.. I'D not bv fair n,ans
sutfrip Can'ihas in the race d hmour, he
took the e'mn'" ,oadta ab,euts. po.uer by
counting Tie 9opulacs." /" he that rcaderh
le, him undeIitand,"
II is itated in the Philadelphia papers.
that the notorious Ann Carion has fopl
teited her rrcognizancs & left that place.
and that fuit has been commenced a.
sa'nst her h'ndfmen for 500 doll.,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-12-28
Men q. Seasonobte Goods.
BARBOUR & LINCOLN,
Lave resolved large aad extenfve aG3tment
ENGLISH, INDIA, and FRENCH
NJ G01liIS IN
~ GOODS, 90

fuited to the preien, aud approaching feafon; .
grea part OF which were purchaied at late Auc-
toas IN Bolton. and viii be iold very low.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-12-28

-AMoNo WHICH Az
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-12-28

II is itated in the Philadelphia papers.
that the notorious A nm Carion has fori
te'ted her rrcognizancs & left that place.
and that fuit has been commenced a.
sainls her honafmen for 1909 doll.,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-12-28

/, is ftated in the Savannah Advert.
Ter of December 9th, that there were on
Il at day in that port, one hundred and
twenty fail of vefIeIs-fonae loading
others waiting cargo-mof Of them
very burthsnfome vehels.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-12-11
Portsmouth Weolen MMnfacfory.

THE subscriber informs his friends and the pub.
u lie, that he continues to Card Wool, Color and
rress Cloth. and to Manufacture Plains, sa.inncts
Flannels, &c. all which will be done in surerior
manner, at moderate prices, having the best kind of
machinery in excellent order, and workrnen expert.
enced In every branch Great attention will be paid
to those who arc punctual in payment, and none
will be neglected.
Persons indebted to him are earnestly requested
TO make immediate payment-those whose accounts
are OF long standing in particular. win find il their
own interest to make speedy settlement.
SAMUEL CLARKE.
eortposiS. (Cunsqy, ss',,, oel ~, 1915.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-12-11
Point-Jaditb Lgbt-Hoxse.

THE Lantern in said Light House, which is for.
L nished with Revolving Light. was lighted for
the first time. the night Of the sixteenth instant
The distance from the Light.House to the extreme
part of the Point, which besrs south vest from
the ligh,.House. is twenty,hree rods. Agcod birth
shculd be given to the Point
or Printers in the seaport towns In the United
states arc requested to publish this advertisement
IN their respective newspapers
wM. ELlERy. S. LsA
Newport, r. l. Nov. 20, 1876.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-12-11
Ioe e30Hoscrng voluntary eers,fease are lreefss
Vnesr singulGr and uperier eLgecey.
r CERTIFICATE.


9Me'r singuiHr and ,pperier etsecey.
Gr CERTIFICATE.
This may certify that l. Gen James Wh,elaw, Of
Hyegate, (Vt have daughter, who has been from
her youth to the age Of 20 years, severely sicted
with the salt rheum, and after having tried many
medicines to no effect was induced to make trial cf
" DR.. Rey's Botanical Drops" prepared by VT.
Conway, which, after administering three bottles,
completed cure, and she has not been troubled with
the complaint since JAMES WHrTHLAW
Montpelier, March f6. 1916.
The sasiss letter from the mother e fanf is fr,1
'nieresany 90 De cfRued.
Respected sir-Agreeably to your request, would
inform you that my son is years old, his health
as follows-he has been sick years, l8 uohths
since, when inforRed Of DR. Relf's Botanical Drops
and Pills, he then had not the use of his arms one
leg almost crippled; hip dropped on, Of place his
thigh swelled up and broke in places arms in the
mean time swelled up and broke in IL piaces many
OF the sores were down to the bone for year he
had no use OF the joints, but has the use Of both
arms, sores all we'll but three he now appears 20 b:
getting well very fast Many said il was iopcssbie
that he could get we!-Othefs say il seems like saie-
Jag one from the dead. must rernsin sincere
friend and well vsher TO you who have shcwn 50
LUCY ROGERS.
Waterford, (Con.) May IL, 1916.
These Drops are a. radical cure for Scurry, .Soh
Rheum. LprOsy, ST. .3nfhsny's Fire. Scrgfa, Ulcers,
Sore Legs. even when the bone js affected, Penerss
Tdinfs when mercury has faed--sre the best spring
and autumnal physc, and may be given TO children
with perfect safety. Price s i.-CJ.9sE for "Dr.
RELrE's BOTANICAL DaoPs"-O Observe none are
genuine unless signed 4" w. 7. Conway"
The above Medicine prepared and sold whole.
sale, by the sole proprietor, W 7. CONWAY, No. /,
Hamilton Place, Common-street. Boston, and retail
ed by
SAM'L. w. VINSON, DRUGGIST,
TH.dAfES-STREET, VIEWPOINT, X. T.
Hoppn, Providence Isaac u. Bull, Hartford Dwight
Ripley, Norwich, John Tebout, No. 238, Water.st
NewYork, and most Dcuggists. booksellers, and
Post-Masters throughout the United States.
U Pamphlets of many extraordinary cures may
be had at the agents, gratis.
uJr None Of the above are genuine, unless signed
"W T. Conway" os yOu ro!ue health o6sGrs this!
CT A large discount TO Country Traders, aud
those who buy to sell again
.Nswport. .NoS Is, 1916
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-12-11
FOR SALE,


THE ESTATE Of PAUL NJ. MtmPonp, in
Newport, being Nos. 81, 90, "a, Thames street.
and No 2. Mistreet, with large and commodious
chambers over each, and all under the same roof
Said Estate is universally known as being the best
calculated in Newport, aud afiording the most eli.
gble stands for business, requires particular de.
scription. 1t is in good repair srd has pretty uni.
formy rented for the interest of ten thousand dol.
lars. its situation is near the centre of the town.
Gin Market square adjoining the Ferry wharf,) with
an appearance intrnsecay majestic, and its future
value inseparaby connected with the 6r.t interests
Of the place, which. in all human probability, are 40
promising as any in America.
Said Estate will be sold together or in parts,
and the terms made easy, or will be exchanged for
suitable lands or estate in the country.
hso--A lot OF Land in town Of East. Green.
wcb, lately advertised for sale, containing one acre.
For further Information, inquire Of
PAUL NJ MUMFORD.
Newport, Nov. 27, 1916
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NOTICE.

TN order that the subscriber may be enabled TO
4 meet his own engagements, he calls on all per.
sons Who arc indebted to him, TO make imned ate
payment, otherwise he will be under the disagree
sbic necessity Of placing his demands in the hands
uf. an attorney. for collection. CALEB TRlPP.
Newport, Oct 3, 1876
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POET AZ ".
10, he II. 4. kefu6hesn.

-
FoJ Me II. 4. kefn6hesn.
An EMDLEMATlCAk POEM,
THE
TREE OF LIBERTY,
sTJfi may gros,, and fourth, and Dear nrneh
Tuis.
GREAT grows the Tree Of Liberty,
When PLACID in fertile ground,
when sound at roo; with richest fruit
Its bending bouyhs abound.
When waters flow to roots below,
And brgh,ning sun beams shinc
None can compare tree so fair,
Such blessings 70 mankind.
when prund with care, by guards secure,
From al, that would invade,
It's boughs extend and much befriend,
With pleasant cooling shade.
Most beautsous Tree Of Liberty
Secure from every storm.
Forever bloom with rich parfuune,
And s,ery potent charm.
Our xres, MUNRoE from proof ve ksow
Aud patriot ToMPKINS TOO,
Will guard the Tree Of Liberty,
Most faithful, firm and true.
Then with one voice make then our choice,
To watch this sacred Tree,
(Our fathers dear first planted herc,)
OF glorious Liberty.
Patriots now beneath its bow,
Enjoy the pleasant shade,
And bounteous share its fruit 10 fair,
While none TO make afraid
-a:z<sz:n--
EPfGR.a.H
The following Epigram was occasioned by Miss
lt's elopemcnt rom Oxford with her footman, st
the time gentleman, called by the wits Of the u.
nivcrsIiy DR.. Toe, from his peculiarly Of walking,
was paying his addresses to her.
y 'fwixt footman John and DR.. Too
A rivalsldp befel.
Which should he the happy beau
And bear away the belle.
The footman gaind the iady's heart,
And VINO can blame hcrl No man
sP'rhe whole prevaId agains, sfs parf,
0t Twas Footnan versus Toe man.
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DLREcY TAX OF 1915.

NJoTCp hereby given that the Direct United fer 1918 the
tho notification of the Collector district lies
Tax addition Publ
ryIs at O'Clock in
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-12-11
NOVICE.

The subscribers having been appointed BY the
L Hon. supreme Judicial Court. a their April
Term IN the county Of Washington, A. ID. 1916
OF Sfukes Hnes. Of h-Kingstown, in the county
OF Washington, merchant, who had the benefit Of
the insolvent act extended to him. by the Hon Cen
eral Assembly at their February session. a. ID 1916.
Notice is therefore hereby gven TO the creditors OF
said Sfute,y Hnes, TO exhibit their claims to Us with
in nine months from the 9th day of April last OF
they will be precluded q recovery thereof AMI
that We will attend for that purpose the house of
Charles Barker. innhoder, in South. Eiogsto~n. on
the third Mondays of November December and jan
uary next. LEVI TOTEM,
sA T. n. GARDNER, SCon'rs.
JAMES HELME,
sog,h.Kinrs'ovr. jusy Is 1919 (N2o)
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TO LET,

Two stsbles on the Ayrsuli shsrf. so called. For
= partculs0, srplyto &c. SHAW.
sept %.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-07
Land for Sale.
TRACT or parcel Of LAND, Ger
haA,,aan t,,.,ard fhrao hur


A TRACT Or parcel of LAND, Ger
tanning between two and three hun
dred acres, oa the north side of 0cc0
guam, in Fairfax county, about 8 mile
west of Occogaan mill lit is well wa
tered with never falling springs, itisyai
so well timbered, and the great quaint
'ty of froo timber on it renders it The
more valuable to any person in the COOP
ering line. This land is of the middle
soil, and produces corn, wheat, or am
other grain tolerab!e weIl--there is aboa
100 acres cleared anduRder good fence
The improvements are a log dwelling
house and other out-houses, and gc0t
apple orchard of about go trees. AM
|person inclining to purchase Can yies
the premises aud know the terms by APP
|olying to the subscriber who lives nea
|the premises, or Henry S. Heltey; jun
ut 0ccogaan mills, or John Ill. HALEY
near Faifiax court house.
Thomas GoSsons,
april Is Ont
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-07
Sporting Intelligence.

|yTyHE Upper Marlborough Races will
commence on Thursday, 10th Oc-
|tober next. On that day will be run a
sweep stakes Of three years old, z enter-
led, play or pay, $50 each.
On Friday, 18th, the Jockey Club
Purse Of S406 will be run for, four miles
and repeat.
And ON Saturday, 18th, a purse of
from 2 to $500, two miles and repeat.
The above races will be governed by
the rules sfthe Washington Jockey Club.
A meeting of the Jockey Club is<re-
|quested at four o'clock on Wednesday
preceding the first days race, at Mr..
Bowling's tavern.
The 6tewdrds.
N. B. AT s O'Clock on Saturday the
18th, a sweepstake Of Mules will be run,
each subscriber to pay $40, to carry
catches, two miles and repeat. The sub
Iscription paper is left with Mr.. Bowling.
land will be kept open tillFriday evening
9 O'Clock, preceding the day Of race.
september ~
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-07
August s
Wine, Molasses, &c.

4 pipes, s half pipes, and $ q sISs
casks L. P. MADEIRA Wis VI. ]
first quality, from the houses ca
Murdoch and Go. Scott ano Ann,
Howard, Marca and 20. uu. .o,
Duff and Inglis and BlackOu:" i
9 half pipes L. P. Teneriae Wn w a
part OF which is old, and WEI
vored. lad
10 quarter casks Sherry Vine '''
10 lids. bright retaiiiug Mola''s''
Sugar in lids. and barrels.
Culfee in bags and barrels.
Imperial and Young llyaos ie - hds
N. E. aud West India Run, u -
and barrels, al rai.
Philadelphia Rye Whisky wiz lr;;.;ng,
Gus other Articles, coMP' e al
general assortment Of h'q
Groceries-tur ale BY .cE.
s..,e abe, il 'o4Ai' dlwasa1f
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-07
FOR BOSTON,
A. p. Cover.
d5ta lawSw


Salem, or Portland
EkSk The slcop Joseph, Capt. Fans
49, worth, viii take freight for eithel
of the above ports on moderate terms.
Also for Freight,
kEK The brig Two Brothers, Captain
A& Holmes, carries about 1000 bar
rels, first rate vessel, 10 complete or
der, and will be ready for the reception
of a cargo in a few days, and will take
FREIGHT for the West Indies or any Euro
pean Port.
ALSO,
xEE The fine Brig Panopea. Eleazol
go R Crabtree, master, will be liz rea
,liness to take cargo in few days, car
nes about 1900 barrels, and will take al
European or West India freight on fai
terms. Apply to
Lawrason & Fowle,
Who have for sale--ailpat,
3 s70 tons Of PLASTER PARIS.
september .sS
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-07
. STOP THIEF!
Fifty Dollars Reward.

Fifty Dollars Reward. /
HI AN AWAY from the subscribe, Il
H. bout ten o'clock last night, MI
ISAAC, about 81 years of age, aba
feet 8 inches high, very stout made n
somewhat bow-lesged-he has relnaIIs|
bile long fat feet and long heels-he Nj
"a variety Of clothing which is deemedp
necessary to describe.
He stole away from my stable. al M
same time, a Black P0.NEE sla|
made, with reached name, bob tail, nj
ICES. canters ard trots, branded with NJ
figure 9, and is remarkable for a stan
carriage in his gait.
Also, ran away in company with fsa,,
his brother DENNIS. about IS or 4
yeas of age, very black, rather taller adj
not SO stout made as Isaac, he took Of,
small BAY HORSE, in bad order;
1t is presumed Isaac has false pss
and will endeayor to get to the noraen
states.
Twill pay the above reward for ths,s
pretending said fellows, and coefair.
them in any Jail on. Of the state, 50 tii
/ get them again, or If taken in the state,
and delivered to me atmy residsns At
Occaquan, Prince William County, VII
|ginia, / will give very liberal resaI
and pay all reasonable charges.
Zachariah Ward.
September e9-Oct. ct
The Editors Of the National INTEL
gencer and Federal Gazette, are requs
ed to insert the above three times.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-07
District Of Columbia,
County of Alexandria. to ra:
J. II. HoOs
October l..

county or sdlCCGHhrld, 10 ca'
April Term, 1916
The Mutual Assurance Society, AGAIN
Fire on Buildings Of the State Of VI
ginia-Coinplainants,
Against
Edward K. Thompson, Assignee Of ADJ
S. Swoope-Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
TNHE defendant Edward K. Tom
4 SON, not having entered his apPsr
ance, and given security, according :
the statute and the rules of this coaI1
and it appearing to the satisfaction Sr
court upon affidavit, that the said deisf
ant Edward K. Thompson, is not alf
of this district: on molten dSs
complainant by his counsel, it is orders
that the said defendant Edward ,
Thompson, do appear here on the d.
day Of November term next, and e'e
his appearance to the suit, and gve, :
curity for performing the DEGREES Of y !,
court; and that a copy of this order ]
forthwith published for two months se
cessively in one Of the public newsPsf I.
published in this county, and that ~
Their copy be posted at the front deS
the court house ei said county.
A Copy-Teste.
6. DENEALE. CO
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Dissolution Of Partnership

Dissolution OF Partnership
THE Partnership Of Janney, Mo,.)
y Co. is this day dissolved By mus
consent.
George Janney,
John Morgan,
Joseph Caches,
The business in future will be coud,
ed under the firmot
Brsden, Morgan q Co.
Robert Bsaden,
John Morgan,
Joseph caches,
Who have received by the ship Bo,t
and brig Thomas from Liverpool d
Fall Goods, among which are
Super6ne and second cloths
do. do cassimere,
Double miIled drab cloths and !,
|simsrss
Pelisse cloths
Flannels, Bookings and baizes
Striped and rose blankets
Lambs wool and worsted hosier
PULLED gloves
Cords and yelvets
WaistcoatiEg, Dc.
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Farmers Attend.

AS that truly valuable article Plaster
has now fallen to its old price, and as
expect you to purchase literally, an
grinding for your accommodation a large
suantity at the mill near the river, where
I will sell it either by measure or weight
for less than it will-cost you to purchase
in the stone.
A. p. Cover.
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For Sale,

vavIIAT substantially built & elegant
IL ~ finished three story Brick Dcel
ling House on Watershed, formerly
the residence of the late DR.. Kennedy
with which will be sold, either conioint
Ily or separately, the adjoining vacan
Lot. 29 feet froGt and 40 feet deep
rhe terms Of sale will be very accomms
|dating to the purchaser.
If this property be not sold prvieusly
TO the 18th Of May next, it will then b
for Rent and possession given immedi
ltely thereafter.
Application may be made to
J. l.. MIX emma
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