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Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-31

IL so, that negotiation have been enteredI
upon, for the surrender Of them by pur.
chase, was it bad policy, viii e the bar
gain was in progress, to show that there
were two ways Of getting them /? The in
security of property has natural tenden-
cy to diminish its value, and SPAN might
be tempted to accept any price, when
A.. practically convinced,' that the sword
could do the office OF the treasury.
We have copied 10 day, from the A
meucan papers, some remarks upon the
Subject, which are attributed to the pm
III the late president, Mir. Jefferson, who
is represented as having had great inHu-
,ence in lncinlng MIR Monroe to the
course he las pursued. We have rarely
read any thing more sophistical than the
largu1ients, if 50 they may be called, o!
MIR. j. fferson. Let the following speci.
men suffice {. What then is our course!
| We disavow he active surrender the
posts we put Spain as far as we can, in
stalu quo--we wipe away the wrong that
has been done, aud We shall go into the
discussion with clean hands," We should
like TO know what system oil ethics
teaches tina, having committed violent
wrcng The ntete abandonment OF our
eror =. ihes us from its original stain.
! In 60 u On lite, it would be no atone-
mel. W s.,ect, for knocking man
down, a,o mig his pockets, that we
after wards picked him up. wiped his
clothes aud returned him money, and
,placcd him g as Tar as we could in staff!
Iquo" ! he Morning Chronicle, however,
!risks about with lnuniie delight, al the
En,asnaumity OF the great Republics
land contrasts its proceedings with the
linyeierate vices OF monarchial govern.
linrHts. We lave no wish 10 de ,,rrciate
HE real advantages possessed by the U
ISta;es, though We can discover in them
luu'hsng which may not be clearly traced
10 lac.i causes, and their political in.an-
Icy Youth is tile season OF enterprise
Inc same motives Which have inspired
the industry, 'alent AM activity Of Ing
end, iol centuries, and which have mad,
ler what She is, unrivalled in arts, il
arms, III science, and in wealth, will pro
|habiy animate bel descendants across The
Atlantic. They have al ample field he
fore them and 1t tneir progress should
be more rapid than their progeuiiors, il
vii, be because they stat Hit,s all ttle
iadv4n ages OF Two centuries oil European
,cNiiizatIpii.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-31

pieces Of cord, for pinioning the hands i
various halters, new and worn. and some!
new and old cat.o' nine tails, This pro
tessional gentleman said, the cutlass was
for assisting him in defence the dag
ger and knife were to help in "execu-
iioning those who rebel robbed the
King; and that he was going to Dun
dalk in search of business, having heard
tina, the last executioner was dead and
that when he was stopped, he was pro.
ceeding with a letter he had written
himself to the goaler. To prove the
truth Of his story, and to shew that he
was no imposter, he gave the letter to
the offcer.-The following is literal
copy. of this curious document:-
" Mr.. John Woods, Caller, Duntalk.
Worthy Sir--I take This timely
Opportunity of Calling to See you AS !
am Credibly Eniermed you wants man
% my Profession of Business. now
beg leave to inform you concerning the
Engra,itude Of the County OF Kildare !
since | fist engaged in this Innocent
Entertaining Course of Life never en-
lperienced Sol much Sorraw as ! have
since the Downfal'of trade but should
onsider that | Should never want in q
County that have served those twenty
years. II there was Gratitude in them
Now since ] find them ungrateiul to Me
after all my past Labors and Exersion
I hall withdraw My Servitude from them
and bestow it on you for the remainder
Iof my life IF it is not your own fault
| will work on reasonable Terms
as Business is Bad throughout the King
dom | will Mock them OF Tor les. pei
Head and sd. per ditto for Whipping
And think we will have Chace altel
the Heroes of Wild Goose Lodg,
" remain your Affectiona,e Friend
4 And well wisher,
/ CIVILIAN WooDs, Executioner."
/, AT ten O'Clock on Wednesday, he un
Iderwent long and ludicrous examina
,ion, before Mark Magrath, Esq, WIFI
sent him to Newgate for protection III
wa. recognized by the officers as bein!
tAe hans;man who disappointed the Sher
lift OF Wicklow, and caused him to ri d
Ipost to Dublin, some time since, to &c
1.-THE assistance oft hangman Of the city
fom Calvin.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-31
4 antiquities Il. ssress.
MI L !s%i,>G

The !Aehch tSaeeas, before the ryirrl
4 iA.ss Mn. wore white upon the
deata the hin., and were called "Ruiins
81 4aci<.' twas chanred Is hlaca OIL
tbs death II Charles VIZ. 1893.
III wardrobe account for huif year
10 Lad, elay, 1854 Ga NJ. S. purchased
10y Mr., Brandon, a. the sale Of the libra
ny Of G 'orge Scott, Esq. of Woolston
Hal J art The following entries for the
Kings mourning -
@ a grey cos, lined with murry and
Whit Do,,ered silk, with gold loops, anG
-four Grape hat bands.
A sad cnlored silk coat, lined with
gold striped ut.string, with s,ives ana
,s''. buttons, and a purple Grape LAT band.
"A purple coat
The Emperor Leopold, who died il,
1905, never shaved his beard during he
time ef n.our'ing, which often lasted ioi
considerable period
The Empress dowagers never lay aside
their mourning, and even their apart
a'ents are hung wit black till their
deaths
The Bavarian family never give black
livery, or line their coaches in the deep.
est mourning
The Popes nieces never wear mourn.
ing, not even for their nearest relations
as the Romans reckon it so great hap.
piness for family to have Pope in i,
that nothing ought to atliict his Iioliness's
kindred.
Queen Anne, on the death OF Prince
George of Denmark, wore black am
white, with mixture Of purple in some
part of her dress The precedent wa.
taken from that worn by Mary Queer
Of Scots, for the EaN of Darniy, which
WIS exactly in point.
King Charles |. put the court into
mourning Tor one day, on the death o.
the Earl of Portland, Lord. High Tres,
urer.
GLOVES.
| About the year 700, Cbarlemapn<
lgrtntcd an unlimited right of hunting {.
The Ahbot and Monks Of sithih, for ma
king gloves add girdles of the skins o
deer they killed, and covers for thei,
books.
4 Eds ard We're, Earl Of Oxford, accor
ding to Sir. Walpolt's account, on tn,
. authority Of Stowe, shaving travelled
into Italy, is recorded to have been til,
first ,ha, brought into England emproi
/ dered gloves aud perfumes and pre-
. sentins the Queen (Eiizabeth) with
. pair of the former, she was so please
with them as to be drawn with them o.
! jim one of her portraits.
i George Clifford Earl of Gun berlant
, received glove from Queen Elizabe,i
The Queen had dropped it, when he ia
king il up to return it to h.r she pre-
sen,ed it to him as mark of her esteem
J, lie adorned it with Jewels, and wore
+ in front Of his hat on days Of tournamenis
/. The Comet Of 1911.
+. Our readers may recollect that tn
were much amused at the perio
of the appearance of this comet, by tn
r various attempts which were made t
calculate the length its tail. A sesma
!. astronomer of the name of Schroe,e,
has lately published memoir upon III,
subject. hresults from his calculations
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-31
Bank s,ect Onic,


TIE fan Sn1an trevt Hing fyr business.
"Wednesday morning, about O'Clock
las Mr., Huntington, belonging to this
Office, was passing through Westmorc-
land street, he observed crowd in
much agitation near Fleetstreet he
immediately proceeded TO the spot, and
was informed thata desperate maniack
had escaped from luna,ic asylum. had
procured arms. had done much mischief
! to the people returning from Donnybrooli
Fair, and that no person dared go near
to secure him. The officer, however
not intimaed by this information, rushed
through the crowd, when figure scarce.
ly human to appearance, presented itself
Its face squallid and almost hid by a
black beard matted with dirt, and the
head nearly covered by thing resem
bling hat, but full of holes, through
which qua :lity OF hair portruded itself
standing erect like" quilts upon the fret.
FIJI porcupine." The dress oil this ex.
lraordinary creature consisted of a Jack.
etand lrowsers that appear'd to have been
made for person of bulky s,ze They
row covered carcass witt, about as
much flesh as Bedouin Arab could
boast; under the jacket was dagger and a
sharp instrument like knife, while from
a belt over part of a wais,coat was sus
pended huge cutlass, and on his back
was large bundle. The officer seized
this curiosity, and asked what he was
doing? The reply was, "travelling on
Kings duty" What did he carry wea.
pons about him for 81. 10 assist him
lin lis business" What had he gotten
i'm his bundle q" Implements of trade
What is your trade 3" Kings hang
mani! Where do you do business r.
|" I've hanged chiefly in Ireland for TWEEN
lily ,cars!-l've hanged in Armah-in
'IPhilipssown in Wexlord in Wick
low IN Waterford, and other place:
for twenty years !" The officer imne
|diately conveyed him to Bank street
whene Mr.. Manning who was on t,u,,
lat that early hour, enqu,red his name
when the prisoner said, he was Wu,
Woods, " we'll known for hanging" i,
! Wicklow and 1Vixford during the las
twenty years. Mr.. Manning, after Sc
curing his arms opened the bundl
~hich he had carried at his back, AN,
/, which contained, among other thing
|she ioiiowin,. articles.-lonp black cIoa
/, with a cap to cover the head, seyera
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-31
NEW ORLEANS.

The following extract Of letter to
the editors of the August Chrnni-
Gle. from a respect ,blc and iateili-
gent young gentleman. furnishes
soue interesting particulars j rcla-
ton t" the physical appearance Of
the country. 6r. which will, no
doubt be read with pleasure -
=" BY inspecting Map Of Louisiana
.ou cannot but he foreibly struck
with the opinion, that all the ton. uc
Ia! Lame which lies sioug each side OF
the Mississippi, and projects into tits
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-31
From the }j0aiun Palladium.
COMMUNICATION.

More Of the H'ouatrjal III re
ci,ru the last week the following
communication from . gcntcn.an re.
siding in Dorchester, whose judgment
was not Likely TO deceive him, AMI!
whose opportunities for observation
have been very extensive. His whole
family can attest to the fact, and the
|prcaliar circumstances by which it
was accompanied. Ii may CRAFTY
svaur readers to become a,quain
irt with occurrences SO singular OF
AN inscs. so dininutivr.
A SUBSCRIBER.
Cambridge, Oat. 40. 1913,
- UOrchcstcr, Oct. I'd, 1913.
/" Observing in the papers All arti-
lc Respecting the remarkable tenuty
Of the SPIDERS wsb, ] AM iniuecd 10
relate 10 YOU fact which, orclirrej
III this place in ,!uiy last, wi,ic. mas
|si,e yam some idea Of its cXtraorii-
nary strength.
" Having been io!or.ac'i by ore Of
several carpenters Mr.. Javo!:s) en-
|pluyed il, the Barn, that he had dis.
lowered sn,netliin!, extremely curious
in the cellar, ! followed him to the
spot, where | olstrScd a Snake atou;
item inches tong suspended by The head
IN the All, without auy apparent
i,rans oil support. On closer inycs
litigation, however, we perceived !.
single thread to which he was attarli,
;eI. and which We traced 10 "a spider
web on Tie wall three feet from ill.,,
ground. The snake was Of the spc
Icies called The House adder, and s,rus
'Igich violently al our approach; wher
the SPIDER, which was not so lay. = q,
Ia contnon ny. regardless OF our pre-
jscnrc, descended with rap;,iiiy from
l.ilis covert, twned itself round The
aidar's meek, and uiou,tcd again witt
the same celeri'y.---ihe thread b,
mich the adder was hung did mol
l"ommunicate directly viii, the vel,
nat asorndcd prr,rndicular.y ill il
met second thread, extending from
| the web to the ground at an angle q
/. about 80 degrees, thus aifording .
kind Of puily by which the silide
:. Nould elevate his encuy the NOR.
easily. and likewise pre.ent his tuucl,
i1s the wal!.--l visited the 500
frequently in tie course Of the day
and almost invariably observed a.
spIder seemed to render his prr,
!, nore secure, aud which by evening
!, had elevated more than one foot fro /,
The ground.
:. lie next morning observe
with su,psiz., that the aut.er w.
! suspended b. The tail, and us hc.s
: almost touching the ground, but ,lu
$ ring the day there was no a!,cratiu
: Of this position, except its being rails
l. ed several inches higher,
" On the third morniog the alde
. seemed almost exhausted, and VIZ
:. serured head and tail, which wer
:, brought in conta,t. The spider WI
now busily employed in completin
e its arrangements. descending eve,
d few minutes, and placing add; ton
:. threads round its prisoner. 1,ow.r,
/. evening the adder was r. SD SO as
al touch the second thrca +, and cor
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-31

pletely tied n knot. l left him ID
this situation, but was much lisaI,.
,,ointed in not finding him tho ensuing
mOrning.-not only the four tarpen-
tiers, hut our whole family, repeatedly
witne sscd tie curious seenc."
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-31
From the Glas low Courier.
Albyn's Anthology.

It AFFORDS US much pleasure tlla' ano
Their volume Of that national and splendid
work, Albyn's Anthology" has Just
been published by Messrs Oliver and
Boyd, and We are highly gr tilted to
find that this volume is even more in
terestihg, both 10 the antiquarian and the
musical amateur. than its predecessor
The wprk indeed appears to improve IN
its progress, and we heartily wish it sue
cess. Among the conrisutors to the
present volume arc SOME oi the first poets
oil the age. The following numerous
ballad, trom the pen OF Waiter Scott,
Esq entitled i" Donald Card" is emf
nently characteristic of the bold leader
OF y s'lpsty tribe. II is quite IN the spi
tit u he original all 10 which il is a.
dap.
Donald Card can ILL and sing,
Blitheiy dance The Ireland fling,
Drink till the 4udeman be bind
FIeech till the guide wife tie kind;
Hoop leelin, clou, pan.
Or crack pos WI ony man;
Tel tie news III burg or glen
OOl,diQ t.aift. j CO { ~, ais!
Donald Card S CONG again
Donald Card S come again !
Tell the news IN buta, h aid gisI
Donald Cards come again!
Donald Card can wire a maukin
kens the wiies o dun ueei staukin;
Testers klpper. makes shit
7 q shoot moortowl III ,he drift
Y ler.bailiiis, raih~ts, keepers!
t.,;.A walk then you are sleeper
NJ; TOR bounaith br reward,
Da9e We mill WI Gonalu Card
Donald Card, &c.
Donald Caisd cat. drink gill
Fast as holster wife "a, Eli;
liza ane thai sells gua> tlylor
kens how Donald E>nds Kicker !;
" l.Ln he $ tou he st'ut aDf, sauc,
Keeps tbc c,nile Ut tr c,usty;
Hielar.d chiei aid ;oWiand laird
Niaun gle room sDr l.0naid Card.
DullAd Card, exc.
Steek the amrie, lock the hirt,
Eis. a.t.'e Seat may w.e' nc i"ist.
Duna.G Gard iiii'is or Ia Vii. !,
Who're Allan Oregon t,,',i the tings
Oau.s u MeDDec, T.. rs OF y %
NNa.I.. hes. aud ~ihies ,uw,
W e',s or dues frae i,use ., yard
~ are h. willie Iioualu Gard
Donaid Laird, sc.
Ofil maid Ia, he doom W.. ste;
Crsig teih i, ,~gs 10 arm;
Bu, D,n,alti ard vi nuckic stud,
Gu h SIT 10 caeat the wcodls
Rin Il ii II, ard DOTS u stecl,
Fen ire ICE itae hard atli ht /
Na,J the sheep, IN fauld md gle,
Donald arid loose ageb.
Donsl,' nv. sc.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-09-29
EDhr0im Hunts Hill.

NOTICE is herebv given to The heirs Of the
: estate Of EPHRAIM HUNT, late OF
Brunswick. il the county of Cumberland, Yee.
man, deceased. and all others erned--That
Jeremiah Hun, has presepted to rae the subscri.
Der Judge OF the Court Of Probate, within and
for said county, an instrument purporting TO be
The last will and testament Of said Ephrsim Hunt
and that the fourth Wednesday of October next
is assigned to take the Probate thereof, at Pro-
bate Court hen to be held 1t the Probate Office
in Porilsn6 in said county, q, ten O'clock in the
forenoon ofssid day, when AID where they ma',
be present and shew cause, if any they h, We
why the same should not be rroved, app, OWES
and allowed as the last will and tessp NJ .
said deceased.
Given under my hand At Portlap ,his TWEEN.
ty third day of September, in tie year Of oul
Lord eighteen hundred and ej ghteen.
ss-M FREEMAN.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-09-29

pal Chiefs OF the Penobscot tribe Of lndians--
TO whom be made some suitable presents
through tue medium Of his Aid.
Monday afternoon bis Escellency passed
over the Penobscot into Brewer, through Or
rington, 10 the delightful little village oil
Bucksport, where he spent the night with Ca
LEB B. Hall, Esq.--On the 2sd he reviewed
. regiment at Castine--and afterwards visit
ed the U. S. Notifications at that place.
Wednesday he reviewed another regiment at
Belfast Thursday be was 10 review regi-
ment at Thomastown in the forenoon, (where
he was met by Maj. Gen. KING and Brig.
Gen. WINcATE and their suites,) and another
in the afternoon at Marlborough. On Fri
day be reviewed a regiment al marlborough
10 the forenoon, and another in The afternoon
Of the same day at Wiscasset.-Saturday ar
rived at Bath and reviewed tile troops at that
place-irom whence he was expected to pro-
seed in the afternoon TO Brunswick, where be
was to spend the Sabbatl. Two regiments
were to be reviewed at that place yester-
day-and he may be expected in Portland
10 the course of to-day. From this town be
will proceed TO Wells, where we understand
bis Excellency will complete the objects Of
his tour by the brigade review which was
postponed on account of the weather
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-09-29
-Anatom,y and Physi;ologv.

n compliance with the wishes of his pupils, DR..
l. RAMSAY has declined for the present, to
give lectures, in those districts which have re-
quested bis instructions. The present course will
terminate on the end of October-The succeeding
course will commence in Fryeburg on the begin
ming of Nov and close on the end of Jan. 1879
Fees SSo.-The Physiology, founded on the doc
trines pubIishedby DR.. r. on HE heart sni BRAN
with the practice corresponding to the laws OF tie
animal economy, especially IN feeer, and the disea-
ses Of his climate, viii. for the accommodation Of
young practitionersbe delivered in IL lectuSes the
nrst week of Nov.---fees for the Library, Muse
um and Lectures for these 6 days, $40.
Fryebur5, Sept. 18th, 1913.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-09-29
& 80 REWARD !!
K0TICE

II ScAPED from the prison In Paris, in the
H. county Of Oxford. on the night Of the '4sh
init. JACOB L0YEJO7-, of Livermore in faid
county, and WILLIAM PERRr.-Said Love-
JOY, 10 abou, $ feet 9 niche. high. Of light COM
plexion and appeared TO be of about the age Of
IS years-he wore at the time Of his escape =
brown coat, light coored ven, and boots. Said
Perry, is about 5 feet inches high, of dark
complexion, and wore blue failor's jacket, and
boots Whoever will apprehepd the fad Lovejoy
& Perry, or either of them, aud return him or
them to the prifon aforefaid fhall be entitled to
receive CT the fubscriber. thirty dollars for faid
Lovejoy. and twenty dollars tor faid Perry.
CYRUS HAMLIN,
S6s,iT Of t6s County n 0.fo'S
Paris, Sept. IL 1918.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-09-29
SAFE. Of Real Estate,

By order of Court--at Public Vendue
To be fold, by ordes of court, at Public vendue,
a. tie inc and place herein sf,er mentioned the
following dc eribed Rsat E6ofs being part of the
Rial HGa,e of ABRAHAM GIBSON, late of
Bottom 10 The county Of Suffolk, Merchant, de.
ceaied, int eiate AID 10 be fold for the pay
ment of his jun debts and incidental charges
10 VII
nN TUESDAY, the twenty -fevenh day of DC.
~ iober next, at TWO clock Afternoon, will be
field on the prernifes certain tract or parcel OF
Lard, lying in Waterford in the couSsY of Ox-
ford being LOT Iumeer one in the tenth rapge of
lots lying for Dos hpndred and fzty acres, more
or efs ;-snd ALTO los number ieven in he thir-
teenth range of Iots, ing for one hundred and
hxty be the fame more or iefs.
he above dsleribsd pssmfes will be fold fub-
jsct 20 the Claim Of dover Of the widow Of the faid
deceafed Conditions 10 be made known at the
Il nc and place Of sale.
EBEE FARLEY ? Adminiss
JOHN GIBSON trators
BoaoD, Sep, e.h.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-09-29
Information TO Old Soldiers.

We are authorized TO state, (says the Ma
tional Intelligencer,) for the information OF
those interested, that the number of appli-
cants for pensions under the acts CT the last
session, has been SO great, that it has not been
possible, with every exertion, to act upon them
so fast as they came in. Ia addition to which,
some delay has taken place in order to supply
from the record of the several states, the doc
uments in relation 10 revolutionary services
which were destroyed when the, War Office
was burnt in 1901 which cause of delay is
now almost wholly removed The applca
tons are taken up in the order Of time in
which they were received, and every effort
will be made to render the delay as short as
possible. - .,
When claims TO pensions are admitted, the
certificate will be transmitted TO the persons
by whom the claimants papers were sent to
the War Department. When rejected, they
will be returned in the same manner, with
the reasons stated for rejection. Mere letters
of general enquiry as to the state Of particular
applications, we are informed, cannot be an
swered, as il would consume much Of the time
that oughtto be engaged in the investigation
of claims.-Int.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-09-29

THE fubfcribers having BEEN appointed by the
Hon. Samuel freeman Efo Judge of Probate
Of Wills. &c.for the couzfy Of Cumberland, to re-
csive and examine tbe claims of the feversl crsdi
tors 10 the eltafs of OHM MAYNARD. late OF
Scarborough. 10 fad county. merchant, desssfed
represented ioio4vent, do hereby give notice that
BIZ months are allowed the Caid creditors from IA.
Esd DAY OF September rurrentto bring 10 aud prove
their ca1ns; and that we ihalI attend thar fergc.
at shx counting room OF E. Greeley. in Portland
on fhe hrh MoSday of November nexs and thu
dve fooying months from two 70 our o'ciocl
ia the afternoon Of laid days
&. GREELEY
Sept IS John r THURsToN
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-09-29

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice
L 70 all concerned that he has been duly ST.
poin,ed and taken upon himself, the trust OF ex
scutor ofthe last Will and Testament of RICH
ARD KNIGHT, late of Wcssbrook, in the
lniy OF Cumberland, yeoman, deceased BY Civ.
In, 0ond rs the law difects--He therefore re-
q1s us sll.persons who ara indebted to the sal
dec sseds estate, 10 make immediate payment.
anc hose VINO have any demands thereon to ex.
hib.r The same 10 RICHARD KNIGHT, If
Westbrook, Sept. 90, 1918
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-09-29
Who wants a House and Land :

Who wants a House and Land
Viii be JSd at lasFion on THURSDAY,
tie 22d O7ober next, at III ccleck, en
The premjks, (talieG j5Ad Previ0uily at
private jael-
A Thee aory DWELLING HOUSE. ~ by SO
feet. having Rooms good Well of never
failiHg Water, with the land belonging 70 the fame
viz.-66 feet front I S feet re1g- fsuzted direct.
ly oppo6se the dwelling houle of ELIAs MERRILL,
E!q CbasEf FRET
~ Gentlemen who with to purchafe are invited
TO call and examine--and leave their befa ofFsrs
With ! b. G. Atwood, Auct'r.