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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-11
THOMAS GRIFFIN.
= o,,.,.. IfONIAo OIhIE FIN.
Or. JOHN ADAMS, Secretary of the3
Agricultural Society of Virginia
To Member OF Congress. from hi, Friend, dated

10 Member OF Congress from his Friend, dated
" Richmond, FEB. s, 1919
Z" The proceedings of the Bank Committse
are well calculated to rivet the attention of the
spectator. This great national institution
presented a combination of unusual circum
stances first, an actual destruction of the O la
y ,. Bank, and an opposition by the re publican
party toa new one then a sort OF compromise
OF opinion, and acknowled gment on all sides
that tue great national institute was necessary
not only asa governmental instrument but a. a
band to the union, and il was established. IL
was slightly object, too, because il presented
great variety. In every quarter there were
federal and republican badges Even file
widow and the orphan did not refuse their
feeble ligaments; all ceniering in the govern.
menu, ana lea oy the grand chord of interest
we considered that the committee appointed
by Congress ia probe the diseases and pre-
scribe the cure tor the malddy, might be aSsim
ilated to faculty OF physicians, whose dufV a
was, after tile disease was made known 10 The
vaIiTus component parts OF the institution, in
coDclaye TO hold consultation, and then IN
prescribe certain remedy calculated TO res
tore the patient, and to shew 10 the whoIe
country that they were adequate TO the objects
OF their appointment. Little did they SUPPOSE
that death was TO be prescribed nv those IL,
whom confidence has been reposed. as men
able to prescribe autidotes for a curable case !.
tor what are we TO infer from the late resoiu
tons OF MIR. Spencer, and tie aconiescence in
otter motions still more serious, but that a dis
VI th~ DdHh ~ beFlOuSly cOnirWplated7
measure franght with injustice. and carr,iue
~ It's train the ruin of many innocent indiyidn.
ais. would IL not be Injustice for the govern
ment to foster an institutions and by thar
means toiDduce farmers, planters, merchants
WIDOWS aud guardians of orphans, to embark
theif all IN the purchase of this stock at h0I,
price, and because the very man whom tl,af
very government had placed at the head ofthe
instIiuilen bad violated his trust, and before
any very serious or fatal Injury had arisen.
and when many men, both able aud willing 20
preside over the institute could be had, TO
pronounce the dissolution for no thinking
man can be ignorant of the shock that such a
measure would give to Individual interest !:
ava, sir. as one Of your constituents, ! will
venture tosay, that il a sciIe facias should be
awarded tbdt u would produce an incurable
STAB to the credit OF the inslitnte, far beyosd
Tue reach Of medical aid. therefore hone
SIR, that yonr influence will be used in opposi.
ton to measures calculated 10 throw shade
over the justice OF our government, and DO
hrepafable private Injury, that you will give
your ara 'nplaciDg men OF honor, probify, and
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-11

nanaways In the Jail of HeNrico county FeJ,, O.
= 49, -. oiAek man says he belongs 10 Mrs. MARY
n BOWL OF Cumberland county p? about rs or 40
3ens oo, i've ieet eight or nine inches high uitted m
the face WIN he small pox, aud has small scar On bis
breast. 90" y" N'S
HENkf MlLLEN-dark completed eve feet six
trches high about rs years old says he was soId .osn
time laH spriag BY Mr.. Peney, near Petersbura Va.
20 negro trader. The trader who bought hin, 1bs ass
not recoiiect bis name took him. with other slaves 40
the western ceunfyEear Huntsville they pat mn ~
public house for the night at this house certain
Thomas Egaas, living in Amherst county va. was sIse
lodger. During the night said Evans decoyed Off ana
stole him from the trader, and brought him bach 10
Amherst county. Since hs return the said Evans has
gwen him free pass, and has been boatnan on
James river 9th said Eysns1he pass spoken Of in
Ivy possessiOn.
-, rhssLEf--dsrS complexion, feet n inches high,
o. Ljnehburg, Va.
nrar g, With yonng child i've feet aiue inches
Sn1,',s ye''o~ cempieSOn says she belongs James
~ years Of age. - - rF - - '
ns ownefs Of the above slaves will please take them
a""''Vi 'ney VIII be dealt with rs the law directs
psb n a. r.. BURTON, u.
req. ~. se..H for @. Savage, 8. & y. III. O.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-11

Eat'mct of a letter from HaUana, Dec. %.
" A Hamburg ship and Bremen brig
arrived here days ago, having beenrob
BED near this port by pirate the for
n,er OF $4,000 cargo, and the latter Of
2oooo DO. The passengers and crew of
, me FORMER narrowly escaped with their
ives even the last shirt was taken from
passenger, and a rope put around his
neck1i,e escaped by slipping the moose
on and Jumping overheard"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-11

II EMoVAL......S. JUsTIs respectfully informs hi,
customers aud the public, that lie has removed !,
rev doors below the Old Market next to Messrs Char
teI Williams where he is prepared 10 execute any
constantly on hand on assortment of w ,rCpFS Isw
nLhf, and SILVER WARE, upon reasonable tefms.-
watches and Clocks carefully repaired.
Feb. IL. o,. +,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-11

Our correspondent al New York, under
dale of the 9Th instant, observes: ga
private letter, dated Blakely, alabama. }
January 18Th, states, that news had lust
arrived there Of the surrender of Pensaco-
Ia 10 the Spanish authorities"
philadelphia Gasette.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-11

* sulot o. deed in trust Of record In Hesr,co
~ 10y csaIs bearing date 18th Jsue, 1917, from
-. ison,as gwen TO secure the payment of certain
so ose 20 u crenshaw, shall on SATURDAY. the
Gamble and under his management sell 70 re b,gh.,
Si5 ~ ,o' casa the following PROPERTY, VIZ -
SSa Undivided half Of 7s acres purchased Of
III I'aIk, subject TO The payment Of : i2I-his
20 - acres purchased OF Nancy Whtelow-his half
g., acres purchased Of John 0skelyand2 SLAVES
.susI eno Jenny...,.Tbe above named tracfs are m
Henrco cosny. The title papers viii be sis,yu sr5
ess particular description given on The day Of ale
See WIIlIAhs ~ o. ~ 80, ssslsu ~ me sstfas
sa..(2)tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-11
FROM HAVANA.

The Charleston Times of the 2StlI Jan.
says" We learn by private letters, that
lie Spanish Royal expedition sailed from
Havana on the 18th instant, 10 take pos
session of The posts in Florida, lately oc-
cuped by the American troops"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-11
RVFV0sz<zes
TO coRREsPoNpENrs
sAn,....ltA

II We are compelled To postpone until SATURDAY
4 Friend to Justice, in defence and Ctrfius in co.,
sure of Gen. Jacksau-Also II Friend 10 Free Eaguiru
on ihs SUBJECT OF the National Bank objecting 10 N,
ocre F0c'as, depicting the consequences to which il
may lead and proposing general meeting Of the Stock
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-11
OBITU AIRY.

We have to announce the death of
Fleming Grantttnd Esqr. Junior Editor OF
the Georgia Journal, who departed this
life at MilIedgevilIe-M G.. was native
OF Virginia; we knew him well. He was
ayoung man of excellent sense, of agreea-
Die manners, of high sense of honor
lie removed several years ago to the state
OF Georgia, and was joint proprietor and
editor OF that excellent republican paper
the Georgia Journal His prospects were
tle fairest; he was elected to the Senate
of Georgia without opposition, and in
that body maintained most respectable
siand.-His loss is deeply deplored, by
his young family, all his relations, and
his countrymen who know how to esii-
mate merit.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-11

bills were agreed TO by TIE Honse- those pro.
posed TO the other two bills were on motion of
Mr.. Taylor Of &. laid upon the table
on motion OF Mr.. Crump of Cumberland.
nfsotrfd that this House esteem the death of Gen
armtsfedd Thompson Masoa as a public loss. ana
ersat.
CA similar resolution ras adopted in the Senate
on motion Of Mr.. Maiiory.)
Gu motion of Mr.. Smith of Fauouier. The
committee on the military laws were instruct
Ell 10 enquire inio the expediency OF proyid.
Ing by law for the Epayment of certain claims
tor services heretofore rendered in summon-
Ing witnesses TO attend on courts martial.
bill " to amend tie act, entitled, ar act
Tor clearing and improving the navigation OF
James river, and for other purposes" was
read the LIST and End times. on Mr.. Yancey's
motion, and ordered to be committed to a com
mittee of the whole House on the state of the
Commonwealth aud to be printed.
various oiiis were reported by the commit
tees, and laid upon the table.
The House proceeded by joint ballet with
the Senate TO the election OF Brisadier Gen.
/ etai to supply the vacancy occasiOned by the
reIsndtton of Gen. Armistead Il. Mason -
wheh MAYOR john Chapman Hunter Of Fairfax
was elected without opposition.
The House resolved Itself into committee
of Tie whole Oil the bill Concerning the Mutual
Assurance Society; which with The amend.
inents made TO A., were subsequently laid up.
on the table.
MIR. Miller Of Powhatan, from the commi,
1
Tee OF Finance, made report on The expen.
ces aud ways and means of the Commonwealth
(Which we shall publish entire ON SATURDAY. y
Ii concludes with two revolutions LIST thai II
is unnecessary to raise the present taxes -
and End, that the Treasurer be instructed to
receive IN payment of tile taxes and in dis
charge of the debts due this Commonwealth
tile notes of the Bank of the Valley. and The
North Western Bank.
Engrossed bills ITO amend and reduce in.
to one act the several acts noy i'm force for
regulating the inspection of -four, Indian meal
and bread )" $40 reduce into one all acts an Il
parts OF acts concerning aliens" Reducing
into one act all acts and parts of acts con.
cerning the appointment, duties and salary
, OF the public printer :" "Incorporatiup The
Staunton benevolent Mechanic Society:" %
TO amend the act entitled an act to
reduce into Que act the seyera, acts CON.
| corning constables;" "'ro amend and con.
Time III force AN act entitled AN act concern
M the land Office, passed on the path day of
| rep. 1878 concerning Robert Brouch and
wilson Bousl, admins traitors de bonis non of
Goodrich Bonsh decd" authorizing the
conveyance OF certain real property belonging
| 10 the infant heirs of James Bout decd 1" ssFor
| herelief OF Daniel Davidson jun'r" "Further
! 10 amend and explain the ACT entitled An ACT
,9r arranging the counties into districts for
the election of Senators. and for co,raiikipg the
| land tax 10 reduce into one the several acts
| concerning titles, Sc" were seyera,Iv rad
| the I'd time aud passed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-11

'aNHE sale Of the lands in the case Of WormIey ,s
Il WoTmley and others, is POSTPONED until the fur
Their order of the WIN. MANN d. NJ
Feb III. ss..w4w for Andrew Moore, ". y. ID.
6NOLEMAN * WooLFOLK-Have renewed ILeIr
- ONCE to the rooms lately occupied by The United
States Bank. ieb H. so.st
Hats from NeW York.
lust RECEIVED, per schr. Weymouth, four eases of
- Breusfey'S best HATS.-In store general collec.
ton from the best and most fashiorabie makers in
Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York and Lond IN All
cash. John MlNsIos
rev. II. 30.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-11

IL BAKER, DENTLST. Has removed 10 a hon.
- few doors above The New Banks.
M B. wishes those persons who may Uant his servi.
ees TO come 10 his nsuse. when practicable as twillbe
uended With much le sinconveBisnce him. aud IL i
generally be less ncouvenient for thcu as ell az ess
NPehsVe' Srs'so. H..nif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-11

MoticE.-OR the 4ih day Of this month TOOK fror
= y on board OF John CraddOcks boat, head man
George, three bushels ofwhea--Ths Is 20 petgy The
owner To come and prove property, pay charges and
take IL away, OF must deal With the law dirscts
WIN. PlGGOTT
Inspector Of Boats. LOek Har59r.
ttV- ~. So.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-11
RICHMOND, FEBRUARY m.
Papers laid before the Agricultural Society
Of Virginia, at their last meeting.

" The splendors o. royalty, and the trophies OF amb
tioa may elevate the voice Of adulato but they ex
Pire with the hour, and the monarch. They, indeed
are the henefactors Of mankind. who bestow ON pos
terity their most refined pleasures, aud their uiosi
useful sprcnLofiaus0
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-11

Gss7s, The Steamboats, EAGLE and
4 b, NEW JtRstY will be oif.red
g. w al public sale 1t Boslys Wharf
-=-5sz15GsSR~.. In the city OF Baltimore on
e 80 1fonedy me 81 d0y Of SIGrch
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-11

agents for the Dinners.
BaltinoTe, Feb. q. SB..(altds
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-26
~ REMOVAL, n
SHERIFE".S Sl4LE.

CUMBERLAND, IS.
Taken By Execnti9n, and to be hLd at Public
Auction, on TUESDAT, the (econd day
Of February next, at t1Do Of the o'clock,
an The afterne5n, at the Stare gfc CAPT
Samuel DaVis,in Durham, in /did cluny.
a Ii the Right 10 Equity of redemption which
\ Illus Fabgsn of laid Durham ha, 10 and un.
90 the following 1efctibed mortgaged real eaate,
RI. certain tract or parcel OF and ftuated in
- - Durham, bounded as follows :-begnnlug at
fhe Iouth wet corner of the lot theuce running
1eefthweit one kuudred rods 10 the north weft
corner of faid lot thence northeaf fifty rods aud
half thence foucheait eighty rods a little u The
no'thward Of barn owned by Thomas Roberts !;
thence round the fou 6de of fzid Tho's. huiid-
isgs as the fence nands TO the re ad that leads
from Ezekiel Turner's TO the run round bridge 10
called thence oy iaid road fifty four rods and one
quarter TO the bounds 6sft rneotioned, containing
thirty Eve acres more or less. The above des
cribed property NOR gagged by Illus fabyan and
George Fa5yan 20 Lenuel Roberts, for the fun
of two huadred AID alGety do .ars with intereR,
in three years from the iscoud day of May, 1917,
as faid m morgaged deed will appear on record Sept
a6th, 1877, book 7s. page 4i7 Dated at Dur
ham ii day of January. A. D. '819.
JONATHAN 3TR0UE. Deputy Sheriff
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-26
Dauid Allen'S Will.

NOTICE is hereby gwen to he hsin d b !
: tate of DAVID ALLEN, ate Of Fsmsah
the counIy of Cumberland, yeoman, ascsalsd'a
all others concerned that David Asn hu T.
fsuted to me che fubfcriber. Judge Of The Core
Probate. within and for said cCuniy nnH''
ment purPorting 20 be the laif viii and ta'na,
of faid David Allen decealed and that lnf l's,
Wednesdsy of February next AZ ten osl0es "a
forenoon is Aligned 10 take ths Probate 49,
at Probate Court then to be held At the pDs
Office in Por land in fad county when ana
they may be prelent and ihew csuie y aaf =
have why the same fhould nos be proved aPps
ed add allowed as the lal viii and Isiaus1
tsid deceafed
Given under my hand al Portland san
teenth day of January in tAe year o. W.
eighteen hundred and nineteen, ---- ....y
a true copy-At,eff
HOR Tfo sOUTHGATE, Rsgisis
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-26
MILLER'S
Celebrated ITCH OINTMENT


rs offered to the public as being one of the e.
sest and ssfest cures for this dsorder-L Lonr
experience has proved the efficacy of this Oint
ment. It is perfectly safe IN its operation. ane
may he applied TO ihe smallest infant wi,hou
danger The seen is sgreesble-It is not ne
cessary for The patient to take brimstobe. as !.
common in other ointment. This DIN ment j,
pui ia Tin boxes, convenient TO carry. ant
each genuine box will be accompanied with al
rections II genuine, and will be signed by IoEr
MILLER. The above Ointment may be baS II
small or large qusntities Of leEL MILLER. s,
George; Doctor Cwus Hol6root, Sign Of s,
LuRe's Head, No So, Hanover street, DR.. so,,,
YeI Horton, .fr. No 4. Ne~burs stree, Bostor
OF M. Renjanlia Butman, Po-tland Ayeyy Rozp
son, Ws'doborough Mr. .Tude HYDE. of Bruns
wick Hdfsey Heaiey, George nc Lelian and Ma
than Fa.es. Thomastown, and Oakes Perry. Cam
des Rec u Geer, Friendship George Robinson
81. George.
S1r The above Ointment is sold also by the
principal Apothecsf;es, booksellers and Trader,
IN Massachusetts and The British provinces.
February, 10. (tEA
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-26
JOSHUA KEEN'S WILL.

NOTICE IS hereby gwen % the Osss g D. !. /.
- estgte of JOSHUA KEEN lac a...,s
in he county OF Cumberland, feom'', = d
and sIi others concerned-ihas Sp,'Ss
has presented TO methe subscriber 'ssss aa|
Court OF Probate, Within aud ior ~ - iii
an instrument purporing % se sN 81 M
Testament of the said JOSHUA hLl1'sss s.s,s
e., and that the second WEDNESDAY !. VI
next, at ten O'Clock inthe fofeneo9e, ss.s ! &
to ,Ake The Probate thereof, sta -
then 10 be held al the Probate cf'os.s g. nj
ln said County, when and where j 'asi = IS,
present aOd shew csuse, u sny ~ 1srsstj
the same should not be pfoseoi srr I'm d
allowed as The last will and 'ss''A
deceased. - tls
Given under my hand sF p0''l..s J, eat
teen b day y.nuary. in the year
eighteen hundred and nineiern cor ENal
A true copy of Record. ..4s ~
Att. HoRATro ScuThoA.-.--~>-/
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-26
Joseph johnson,
HAs yusT RECEIVED. an additional fuPply
PIECE GOODS,

which he offers very low,
'".AmoRo wHIcH ARE,
Canimere Shawls
Imitation and chintz Shawls
Bombagests, Toilinett aud fwansdown Neftings
Ladies worried Hofe childrens do.
Centlemens worried, lambs wool and hall Hole
FIapnels ght and rk cambric Prints
Low priced prints and CopperPiates
Carlisle Ginghams
Leno, book and fancy Mullins
Cambric Musiins
Scotch Lawns,-white Czmbrics and colorSs
CoIoured green Lutelsrings
Irifh Linens
| Cambria and common Dimoties
Tabby Silk and uncSt velvets
Csntlemens and ladies beaver and lined Gloves
Kid Cloves-Brtifh Cottcns
Cotton Damask Table Cieths--co ton and nh
Umbrellas
Ladies white and fate Angola Gloves
India Calicoes and cotton, black add fancy ma
| Hdkfs --Flagg and Bandanns Hdkh.
| Thread Pins-Ruttons- -Ribbonds-kDghih ans
| French fix Gloves
Wal,ham Shirtings and Sheeting..
Factory Ginghams--b black, white ana Siee'
Crapes-Bsces, &c. sc. &c.
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-26
Wheaton's Itch OIn''D

HIS well known valuaolf n.s .s orosd :
A recommendation as il has 0ssp a. lbs
DIen,.t !, safe and certain remedy lad \. u J
in all i. ilage,-is for Sale .r.s-.is y r0,. f.
Coe Fl. Rutnam q Or. DDp'' Dsssn'
bv J colIey--in Nor,byarmOui61,,. 1,.;,t' D Y
10 FreepOrt, by ". e-BIa0t,sjs r. t,,js, 81
Ra,h DR. ". Weld. w. o =. !, ssr
" "i Tnrper---in wi.cs6et, By : y MnIsos,|s
fon-HaIlowen, by B Vale. -, e.
Page-Gardiner, Adams : Cav 5ss. q
Apsufs, BY Dr. Ellis : n,'nsiib
JobDfon--vaaa borough by w :
,srvills. by DR. D Cock ca. Ba
p.,,;se.1s.eo !s.yi'se, :, By seanpSa 20 10
Ksopssunk By Parions : ,.'d - O B.
? saI5,f' Wine : May Maynard ( Seys. Il IasIsN
Dunn, D ). Horton. r. Fsasf,y' d .
by all the psireipal D.us
s3,,s,.-L,le4si,s 81 whsatcn,s !, .,,.rs.
''''s''- Jarndies B'l'ss'' ss.'.s
nc ufrsl
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-26

TO be sold by order Of The Circuit Cour, OF
Common Pleas, and Of the Judge of Probate, q;
tie house of John Noble in Scarborough, in
tte county of Cumberland, on Thursday the
24tb day Of January Instant at ten O'Clock in
The forenoon, so much Ct the Real estste of
Abrsham Lesvil', late of said Scarborough
Gentleman deceased. IS will prtdoce the sum
OF three hundred and sixty dollars. for the pay
ment fthe jus, debts Of said deceased said
sum being deficiency in the sales OF said es
tate, which were made the second day of De-
cember last. JOHN LEAVlTT.
Jan. IL, 1918.
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-26
COPY ora LETTER.

w T. CoNWAY-Si deem il my du,y to
the public, as we'll as 10 you in particular,
20 make known my case that others may have
he benefit Of so valuable Medicine was
long tine afflicted with violent cough, with
extreme difficulty Of breathing, and wss At last
reduced so low that my life was dispaired of,
when was advised by friend to make trial
ofyour' DR.. r lfe's Asthmatic Pills > BY taking
them thee days according 10 the directions /
was ensbIed 10 walk cul, and was cared by one
oox only Witness my hsnd.
PETER RICHARDSON.
Roxburv Mass. Sep % 1918.
Dr. Re.E's AsthDadtic P,!s eise instant ease IN
all coughs cuids aihm ), d. fTicu; of breathing
wheeling, tighiness Of he ohes., con umption,
pain in The side, splitting Of biood chIness and
hiverings, the toretunuers Of malignant feyers,
&c com mon colds removed in "a few hours.
The aged will experience relief equally sgree,
able and instantaneous, even when the lungs sre
affected. Price 81 or SIX boxes for FIVE dUlars.
CTASk fn DR.. keIfe's As hma,ic Pills : one
oox, con siniDg - pills frequently effects Gu
TO treSsw infoosittsn The outside printed wrap
per is signed By the soleProprts,Oy, w. =. Coa-
way
These pills sre prepared aud sold wholesale
by the sole .pi op'ietor, w. I, Conway, Chem
=, No |, BumsIead Place. Common street,
A'o5koA o. abS SuAiHDSE over
Is. G. Attwood'S
Srocksry-Ware Store, Hay mark t-Row, Po,t.
nd and tet III by appoint meni al the Portland
bookstore, Doct John Coe, Portland Cyrus
Hoibrook. Boston Greeoough, Roxbury VIII
1Isms, CsmbridgePort Kidaer's Chsrlestown /:
Cushing Appleton, II. Whipple, S-iem c,
Nhppie, Newburypor; Baker, L4mson, 9ey.
-riy; Smith, kowley Hutchins, Hubbard and
W Adams, Portsmouth Roberts, Lsngdon,
henneounk /; Goodsle, Scsmmon, Saco Bars
tow, Goodae, HsIlo~ell /; Babson, Wiscssset !;
n. Mason. IL. Whitney. Providence Vinton,
Newport Dxop, Dedhsm Isaac ID. Bull,
Hartford; Drew, Kingston Robinson, Wor.
cester, 10. HINT & Son, Nofhamp on S. Clark
. Sons, Northampton Henshaw, ". Brook
ntld Lung, Greenfield !; and most Druggists,
booksellers and Post Masters throughout The
1niou-where may be'had all those jastly esteem
ca and h'gLI approved Medicines prepared BY
~. I. Conway"
" A large discount to country Physicians,
: y aer@. (3N-lft.t) Decemer /.
4 NE subscriber hereby gives public no lice 10 al
u concerned that be has been duly appointed
and taken upon himself the trust of Executor of
the last Will X Testament of SAMUEL HASTY,
ATE o. otandlsb u the county of Cumberland Yeo-
nan deceased, by giving bond as The Law directs
he therefore requests all persons who are intrbt.
ca 70 Inc SAID deceasedis estate to make iminedi-
a'e payment aud those who have any demands
thereon, exhibit the same 10
standish Oct. as, 1918.