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Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-02-23
From the Trenton True American.
Extract from the Editor, dated


Washington City, FEB. IL, 1919.
= A bill which passed the Senate for
raising the salaries Of the Heads OF De-
partments and Post Master General, was
amended in the House by an increase Of
the salaries Of the Judges of the Supreme
Court and Assistant Post Master-General,
the amendment agreed to by the Senate,
I'll to H..
After two days debate, it has been
decided 10 the House of Representatives
that the Territory of Missouri can only
be admitted into the Union on the princi
pie that the further introduction Of slave
ry be prohibited, and that all children Of
slaves born after the admission shall be
free at the age of Is years. OF Alaba-
my, we can require no such condition as
slavery was provided for in the cession Of
that territory to the United States, by
Georgia.
Both Houses are now diligently de.
voted to business; and it is no uncommon
thing, from the lateness of the sitting, to
dine by candle light! A little more in
dustry in the early part Of the session,
would preclude the necessity Of this ex-
traordinary application now.
"The "a building at the Navy ard,
in this city, is to be launched on the 4th
of March. This will probably detain
many Of the Members day beyond the
session, as they may never again have an
opportunity Of witnessing this novel and
interesting spectacle.
For the Information Of applicants for
pensions under the act of March last, il
may be useful to state, that the number of
applicants is about twenty-five thousand
that these are taken up 10 the order in
which they were received at the Office
that so many impositions and frauds have
been attempted, that the utmost care and
circumspection have TO be employed in
the examination Of every claim, and con-
sequently the progress of the officers en-
ployed therein is comparatively slow
that but or 5000 have yet been acted
on--that as soon as claim is decided on,
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-02-23
From the True American.
LIST OF ACTS passed at the last ses-
sion Of the Legislature Of tkis state.

StUt y tItb II t0t'Ste"0 y ''''0 0''sV'
PUBLIC AcTs-FIRsT SITTING.
I. An act relative to the publication Of
the Laws and proceedings OF the Legisla-
ture of this state.
2. An act to prohibit the expectation oil
slaves or servants Of color out OF this state.
8. An act for the support Of government.
A. An act to repeal part OF an act, en-
titled can act for the relief Of persons
imprisoned for debt.
SECOND SITTING.
B. An act for the temporary confinement
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-02-23
Gentlemen and Ladies
SHOE STORno

FEvHE subscriber having commenced
. business in the above line, takes
this method of informing the public that
he has opened Store nearly opposite that
Of Mr.. NATHANIEL MITCHELL, 10 Wa
ter street, being the place formerly occu-
pied by Mr.. IcaABoD WILLIAMS as
Cabinet Warehouse, where he will have
constantly on hand, of the best materials
and assortment, GenAemen's Boots and
Shoes Ladies' Kid, Prunell, Satin, Jean,
and Black Morocco Shoes, in the neatest
style and newest fashions.
Customers fitted on the shortest notice.
Orders gratefully received and neatly ex-
ecuted.
BENJAMIN w. TUCKER.
Elisabeth TOwn, Feb. l6, 1919.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-02-23
appointments in Joint-Meetmg,
FEB. Ia, 1919.

TIE It's IOI5'
Director Of the Trenton Bank-Peter
Gordon.
Lam Reporter-Samuel L. Southland.
Essex COUNTY.
Justices-J ohm A. Kiersted, VIM. Crane,
Abraham Reynolds, Samuel Colt, Smith
Burnet, Isaac Andruss.
Comnissioners-James w. Burnet, Jo-
seph L. Hardy.
Elias B. Dayton, Brigadier General
Essex Brigade.
Elihu Brittin, Colonel 4th regiment.
Peter Kean, Major LIST bat. 4th reg't.
Cyrus Crane, Colonel LIST reg't.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-02-23
WILL BE SOLD,
At Public Sale,

nN Saturday the 9th Of March next
z at Two o'clock P. NJ. upon the pre-
misses, (if not disposed of before that time
at private sale) upon a liberal credit. a.
bout TWELVE ACRES OF LAND,
lately cleared of the wood, lying upon
the turnpike road leading from Elizabeth
Town 10 Newark, and within few rods
OF Mr.. Jonathan Chandler's. 1t will be
sold 10 lots, or together, as will best suit
purchasers.
UFFor terms at private sale apply TO
Mr. AARON LYON.
r. T. HAINES.
Elizabeih- Torn, Feb. IL, 1919.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-02-23
Valuable Land for Sale.

EEyHE subscriber offers for sale a
q piece of excellent LAND, con-
taiuius POI acres, lying opposite MIR. EzE-
KILL WOODRUFF al Woodruas' Farms.
About one half of said Land is laid down
with grass, the remaining part is covered
with wood and grain.
Persons wishing to purchase said Land.
will apply for information respecting it to
Capt. LEWIS RIVERS, in Elizabeth
Town, or TO the subscriber, living in
Railway.
JOHN S. WOODRUFF.
Feb. 0, 1919.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-02-23
Apprentices.
NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted to the estate Of
~ CATHERINE SALTER, deceas.
ed, are requested to make Immediate pay
ment-And all those who may have de-
mands, will present them without delay to
the subscriber for adjustment.
THOMAS SALTER, Adm'r.
Els. Torn, Feb. is, 1919.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-02-23
grIlIa GAZETTE
ELIZaBETHT0WN,
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY %, 1919.

II daring pittain.--It will be seen by
an advertisement in another column oil
this paper, that about A o'clock on SUM-
day morning last, an attempt was made
TO rob the house OF Caleb Woodruff, ESQ.
Post Master, 10 Springfield. In addition
to the particulars given in The advertise
ment, we are informed that the villain, af
ter entering the house, went into the room
where Mr.. and Mrs. w oodruT we're asleep,
and took from the pocket of Mr.. Wood
ruff, the key of the desk from which he
obtained about 100 dollars. He then went
TO another desk in the same room, which
he succeeded in forcing open, but before
riaing it Of its contents he was discovered
aud attacked by Mr.. Woodruff, when a
desperate conflict ensued. After contest
OF several minutes, the villain succeeded
in making his escape, leaving his surtout,
hat, &c. behind; from these il is ascer
tanned that the perpetrator Of the above
crime is a young man, stranger, who
had been lettering about in Springfield and
its vicinity for week or ten days previ.
GUS to its commission. Mr.. Woodruff:
wounds, though severe, il is believed art
not considered dangerous.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-02-23

On the night of the 18th inst. an at
tempt was made by some person or per.
sons TO rob the Morris State Bank, who
succeeded in breaking and entering the
banking room, and taking therefrom a
desk, containing sundry papers, which
have since been recovered. A reward Of
100 dollars has been offered for the appre.
hension of the offender or offenders.
On the night Of the 18th inst. the stor'
of Messrs. Doremus and y anderpool, c
Newark, was broken open, and the money
drawer riled of its contents.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-02-23
DIED.

DIED,
In Bridgetown, on Saturday last, Mr..
Andrew ELstoa.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-02-23

Gen. Jackso,t- The following account
of the reception of this officer in the city
OF New.York on Saturday last, is taken
from the N. Y. Gazette Of yesterday.
At IL O'Clock, the general landed al
Whitehall from on board the Steamboat
Nautilus, from the seat Of the Vice Presi-
dent on Staten Island. When passing the
Battery, his approach was announced by
salute fired by detachment of artillery.
He assembled the pier under salute from
the Revenue Gutter, amidst the animating
huzzas of thousands who had assem-
bIed to behold the man who had perform
ed so many and such important services.
Having mounted his horse, the General
was escorted by two companies Of cavalry
through Broadway to the City Hall,
where he was received by the Mayor aud
Corporation.-After the ceremonies at the
Hall, he was escortedto his lodgings,
where he received numerous visits until A
o'clock. A little after the General, with
his suite, proceeded to the residence of his
Honor the Mayor, where they dined.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-02-23

John Forsyth, of Georgia, now Sem
ator in Congress, is appointed by the
President, with the consent OF Senate, to
be Euvoy Extraordinary and Minister
Plenipotentiary from the United States to
Spain; vice G. w. Erving, who has re-
quested permission TO return home.
The President having retired from
the chair Of President of the Senate, for
the remainder Of the present session, the
Hon. James Barbour, Of Virginia, was
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-11-30
Administrators sale.

To be sold by order Of Court, on MONDAY,
the t1rsntseth day Of December nerf,ot he hopse
Of the subscriber, IN H'rdtdm, az one clock
al The cf1ernoon,'
co much Of the Real Eiate Of EZRA COOLD.
- tate of Windha deceased, a. will produce
the sum of fourteen hundred dollars. for the pay
ment of the debts of fsid deceased and incidenta
charges-faid efate confss of thirty enc and ore
hall acres Of Land adjoining the county road. az d
being part of Tor numbered eight iu the fecond
divifon of hundred acre lots IN faid Wirdhara.
and eighteen and half acres of Land being a
part of the homeffead on which laid decesied inv
ed, and the reverfon ofthe widows dover, btira
ten acres of faid homene7d
NATHAN GOOLD, Administrator.
Windhsm Nov. "a
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N. CRAM g. Co.

FORE-SfREET. Head Of Long Wharf
HAVE RECEIVED, AND OFFER FER SALE,
- Hhds w j Rum
> 10 d. N. E. do
10 do Moiasses
do american Gin
pipes of Cognsc and Spanish Brandy
do Collsnd Gin
Casks If Malaga and l.. Wine
10 do Nails
Casks of Rsisins and Figs
Il bags of Coffee
IL do Calcutta sugars-Losf do
10 obls f Brown do
800 lbs of Cheese suilshl. for family use
20 chests snd boxes Of Teas
40 boxes m did sna dip Candles
20 do by md 8 by l0 Glass
10 do Pres
ton Redwood--1 d. CLak
Bbls Fur
Bales oil Cotton
Kegs oftwist snd e. Tobacco
Wiring nd Wrapping per
Winiet OH
Boxes Of Chocolate
Cl'ks of Suiphur--Cinger md Alum
Pepper--Indgo-Csss' --NWmegs, &c.
Also
ass srd Copper Ket'ies-Shovels & longs
-T.ble and desert Knives. Cutters pocket <
zen MISREPRESENTATION s,cNes-Canct
Sicks--L MOS 3 ads md Tacks-- Loeks-Mi
and Hand S.ws--Files &c &c
~ Nov 60 1910
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-11-30

TIE subscribers having been appointed BY the
Honorable Samuel Freeman Judge Of Probate,
TO receive and examine the claims Of the creditors
of the estate of JOSEPH FOGG, late of Hsrrifcr,
in the county of Cumberland. yeoman decea,ea,
represented in.oivent, do he'eby give notice that
four months from the 25th day of December next,
are allowed TO faid creditors 70 prefent and prove
their claim'. and thar we will attend that fervce
at he house of Naihl Burnham, in said Harl lion,
on the fourth Saturday of December rest and
three following months from TO o'clock in the
afternoon of each day.
Dated at Harriton tnis twenty fifth day Of Nov.
A. ID 1919.
NATHANIEL BURNAM,2 Commits
SAMUEL SCRIsNBR, sioner,.
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GEORGE " ARREN,

GEORGE WARREN,
Fore Street, Near the head Of fngrahdm Wharf
HAS JUST RECEIVED
CS Chests and boxes Souchong,
Y. Hyson and Skin TEAS
13 bags Cslcut, w'ite Sugsr
Tierces and bbls. brown do.
1900 lbs. Cofiee-S bales Cotton
Is boxes dipt Candles
10 do mould Do. first quslity
Is do s y 10 and by 9 Baltimore Glass
S do Prpes-40 pieces Crindstone
casks Powder
s hhds W. Island 3 RUM.
do n. England
do American Gin
DO Mol2sses
Is boxes and half boxes Bloom u :.
S oaks Smyrna and Malaga } hdlslilS-
S DO Figs-I-2 Or. casks Coimena Wine
,ons sssoried hollow Ware
100 q,is. Pollock Fish
bbls Bailmcre Howard Street Flour
10 kegs Tobacco-Losf Sugar
Cogpac and French Brandy --s.M NJ dejrs. NAL
sga md Por' WINE=-Pe pper--prmento-Nut.
megs-C, sss--C Cloves arch-G,ngei- adi-
GO Br mStrne-SulFhu Salt Petre-Pesflssh
Blown Ss' -Wrspping PsPer-Writing do
English W4nus s--Fiiheric--Sofl- sheicd A.
mnnds-J rdau d zeal Day and Mart, 5
Blsckins-S c m o.. &c &c &c. If Nov. 80
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AT 4 Court of Probate holden at

AT 4 Court of Probate holden at
FIR, ebutg within and for the Coun y of Oxford
on the twenty fourth day of November in the
year of our Lord ghtsen hundred and nine
teen.
nNthe petition Of Alexander Greenwood, ad-
ministraor of the estate Of Job Bierce late Of
Hebron, in said County, Gentleman deceased, rep
esen'ipg that the personal estate of said decesed
is not sufficient TO Ply the just debts which he ow
ed q, the lime of his death ny the sum of Thirteen
hundred dollars, and praying for license to sell
and convey 80 much of the real estate Of aid de
ceased. as may be necessary for the payment of
said debts and incidental eharges:
Ordered-That The petitioner give notice there
of the heirs of said deceased and to all per.cns
insereaed in said estate, ny causing copy Of this
order TO be published in the Gazette prin:e ed in
Portland 10 the county of Cumberland, three weeks
succesivsy-thas they may appear at PROBATE
Court to be he'd at Fryeburg the Probate Office,
in the county of Oxford, on the last Wednesday
Of December next at rem Of the clock in the fore
noon, and shew cause if any they have, WHY the
prayer Of said petition should not be granted.
JUDAH DANA ; y.fs G.. ).
a true copy attest TIMOTHY OsGoop Regr
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Real Estate for Sal.

Valuable Real Estate for SAL.
A THREE ftory Dwelling HOUSE, AZ by 20
4 \ feet, having Is rooms, good well of never
falling water, with The land belonging 20 the fame
viz. 66 feet front, Is feet rear, f,uated directly
oppoGfe the Dwelling Houfe of Elias Merrill, Eiq
Chesuut ffreet.
tcrGentlemen who with to purchate are invited
to ,a and examine and leave their beft ofFert with
Nov 80 WILLIAM s. QUINCY
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-11-30

The tenderness Of the mother vas happily bieud
cd with the dnty Of the parent. Studies were
converted into zmuscmcnts, and severe lesso Is
were made interesting pastimes.--From the first
dawnings OF the mind, the pure principles of pie
~ and religion were constantly instilled. Amidst
the of domestic life her habits Of study were
preserved, and her stock Of knowledge increased.
Ia her, mental strength and activity. we're united
with an equanimity and serenity seldom witness
sed.--Her last years were those of pain and suf-
fering, but the exercises of her mind often miti-
gated them. Many Of her best specimens OF
composition were written when her bodily distress
was the most severe. Every relation in life she
sustained with singular propriety. The social
and religious duties strictly ami cheerfuily
performed -not only with resignation and calm
ness. but with joyful serenity, she babe adieu to
the dearest objects around her, and resigned her
self into the arms Of her assembled Saviour. The
son.tancy and fervency other devctions witnessed
the foretaste Of joys supreme. Few have lived A
more perfect life, or left behind them a dearer
memory Not only will it be cherished by her
afflicted family and friends, but By the sorrowiny
and needy, for she always received with an az
fectionste heart and bountifui hand,
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Mem COnSigaments,

Mem Consigamemis,
= CHESTS Young Hyson Tea,
= Hyson Skin do
2 Hhds. Old Jamaica Rum,
10 Or. Casks mountain Malaga Wine,
do Sicily Madeira do.
Bakers No. &2. Chocolate, in whole and half
Boxes.
.ALSO-in Store,
Boxes Souchong Teas; cases of Canton white
SugaF bags Cacu ia double boiled white Sugar
Lump do. pipes Cognac Brandy: pipes Holland,
and Hhds. American Gin; House sheathing Ken
fish, Car, and writing Paper bales upland Cot
ton Or. casks Lisbon Wine.
For Sale Of
Jeremiah Gore, Jun's. Commission
Store, No. 10 Long Wha1,
Where will be sold 90 Boxes Of RIA! S Ms. ve-y
cheap ifappIied for This Day and TomorroN.
November SO.
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Ldird's Porter.


HEZ. W INSLOW,
Has for sale, At No. "a. Long Tharr
90 Hhds. retailing Molasses
do. St. Croix Rum
S pipes Holland Gin
do. Cognac Brandy
60 Bags prime green ST. Domingo Coffee
SO chests and bore .uperiour Sou. Tea
10 do. Youog Tyson do.
20 bags Calcutta white Sugars
80 casks fresh Malaga Rais'us
20 do. lass years importation
8 bales upland Cotton
Bales of Italian writing and wrapping
paper
90 barrels Boston No. Pork, sc. Sac.
Nov so.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-11-30

Portland Bookstore,
No 2 Merchants Row Nddle Sireet.-By
JOSEPH JOHNSON,
A Treatise on SELF-KNOWLEDCE, Shew-
y ing the Nature and Benefit Of thai impor-
'sn! Science, and the Way to attain it; inter-
mixed with various Reflections and Observa-
lions on Hum RNsture.
BY JOHN MASON,
for the use Of Schools, trc.
Tytler's Elements of General History, An
Glen, snd Modern.--To which are sdded com.
parstive vic ~ of Ancient and Modern Geogra-
ohy-snda Table Of Chronology History
Continued from he close of Ire seventeenth GEN.
;urJ, TO 'h- General Peace Of Europe in 1915.
Buffers Compend Of General History Sa-
cred and Profsne; from the creation Of the world
70 the year 1917.
Select Lives of Plutarch-containing the
folio wing, viz acknowledgements Nuns
Solon-Themistocles-Ca miiiu s--Percles-Ai-
cibisdes-- rlmoleon Aristides-Csto- Pyrrhus.-
EHmenes-Pompey-A Observation-Disclosures Caesar
Demosthenes-4 Cicero.
Blair's Grammar of Chemistry-wherein
he principles Of The Science are tamiiiarizrd BY
variety of easy and entcr'si aiming experiments.
WELsH's .4nlerican arithmetic, adapted to
he currency of the United Ststes-,o which IS
sGded Concise Treatise on the mensuration of
Planes and Solids--Cont aiming also, short sys-
EN- Of Book Keeping, by single Entry.
Also. Just Published and for Sale as dJoue.
The 10th Edition, of the Village
HARMONY.
Just Recetred aud for Sale,
A large assortment of BIBLES, Of every
Sue Also, TEST AMENTS-WAtps Psalm.
sna Hymns.--A large assnr'msn, ~
School and Classical BOOKS.
Also gene a sur.'y Of
STATIONARY.
CT Merchants in he country can be supplied
on favourable terms.
November so. 6~
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/ ID be sold at Public Vendue,
by virtue of license from the Hen. SAMUEL
FsEEMAs, Rtq Judge oil the Conrt Of Probate for
the CruGty oil Cumberland, 20 much Of the real
estate OF ISAAC saH YER late cf Nes brook
10 said county. ye n,an, declared. will produce
the sum of two ,housau,l and City dollars &c 60
much there be- FOR 'be payment Of the jus sebts
Of said deceased and inc,denta, charges, and the
tame will be cold IN manner fol!owllg, ~
The homes cad Of ssid deceased. consls+ ir g OF
zhouf SIXTY four acres Of land. exclusive NJ the
the widows dover ~il he scld he ATE dwell
ing house Of said deceived, Tuesday the IN
day Ct December nsSt At 10 clock before noon.
ALSO-A lot Of izud containing about twentT
SIX acres situated in sad Westbrock. near Bishops
corner 90 called wHh dwelling house thereon.
which IL mor,gactd 20 Ruth Jewe,t vii he soId
on or near the sa,d prernises. on sxu day 18th Of
December rext, At 10 O'Clock before moon. All
OF which estate will he fold as aforefaid or 70
much thereof AZ will produce the afore(aid FUN Of
two ihoutana ard ESty dollars.
SUSANNA SAWYER. Adm'x.
Wenh-ook Nov q gtr
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NEW GOODS.
NATHANIEL MITCHELL,

NATHANIEL MITCHELL,
Opposite Union Row tiddie-sireet
He JUST RECEIVED an additional supply
UeSt-India Goods s. Groceries,
among which are rEAS-COFFEE-sUGA RS
MOLAssES--S SPIRITS WINES FRUIT
RICE-FISH and SALT With = variety of
other articles which viii. be sold Whole ale or
retail on good terms for Cash or approved credit.
hiss-a general assortment of
Hard Udre,
among which isa comp etc assortment of Plated
Potted-Brass--T Timed and JaPPaned SAD
DLEEY
ALSO
Asma lot of excellent Skir'ipg LEATHER.
ErN B All per(ous indebted to the Iate firm
of MITCHELL & PAINE are informed that their
accounts aud Notes placed in the hands OF
Asher Ware, Egg. and will be put 10 'Ss unless
payment is Immediately made. EOv so
Thomas .JOhns0n's Estate.
NOTICE is hereby given 10 the heirs and cred
~ itors of the effate of THOMAS JOHNSON,
iaIe Of New Goucener, in the county of Cnmocr
land, require deeeafed and all Others concerned
that Sarah Johnfon widow Of faid dece afed, has
preiented me the fuhfcriber Judge OF the Court
Of Probate, within snd for faic county, requet
for a further zllova cut of the perfona eitaie
Of iad decsaied, and that the fame will be conlid
cred al a Probate Court to be held at the Probate
Office ia Portland, in faid county, on the fourth
Wednesday of December next, az ten O'Clock IN
the forenoon, when aud where they may be pref
eut and flew caule If any they have. Why the lam,
fhcu!d not be granted
Gwen under my hand at Portland. this twenty
fourth day of Novemo er 10 the year of our LORD
eighteen hundred aud nineteen.
SAM. FREEMAN
Recorded bv HoRArro Sour HGAIR Rsgr.
Errnftrl-In the advertisement OF l.. Cham
prosay. for Dancing School. read Iuesday, m
stead Of Saturday.
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Wefibrcok, Nov. is, SIC sw
ADMINlstRA UK'o SALE

ADMINISE KA UNo SALE
TO De sold by order Of Cor't on Wedncsday.
fhe frAt day Of December nert, al me house
Of L. KoilocA. NJ Hesf5rook, az zen N fhc
cic-k ~ fhr toreroou
GO murh OF the real estate RI Eeszer Bartlett.
- lac OF W-stbrook, decreased win produce
the ium Of on- 'hou,aud and thirty dollars for ne
payment cf debts of ,aid and inci6enta.
charges, 'sd estate consists IF about thirty one
acres Of and in c mncn with two hundred and
eight scres II thc northery part If Westbrock--
.hs a. forty seven acres of land IN Weubrook, has
mile from sseeararpa, Partly under improve
rnent aud party wood aud- aScu, forty acre. cs
land 10 Gorhar one mile from ssrcxrappa undo
Improvements with good house and harm Thereof
LUTHER FITCH Adv-
Hestb-ook New. I'll 1919
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House TO Let.

( 70 let, convenient HOUSE, suitable tor Z
large ismIy-For psi t'cni.rs.rrqn'e al thi'
( flee, or,o MARY w WHEELER,
Nov % Exchange Street.