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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-06-09
District of Columbia,
Alexandria Couaty to VT, 1910
.1prI Term, "
IN CHANCERY.

Evan P. Taylor, Complainant,
Against
Peter Saunders and James Anderson, De.
PENDANTS.
TvHE defendant Peter Saunders ret hav-
ing entered his appearance ami given
security according to the statute and the
rules of this court, and it appearing to the
satisfaction of the court, upon affidavit, that
the said defendant is not an lnhabifsnt OF
this Dis,rict-on motion of the complain
ant, bv his counsel, it is ordered, that the
said defendant do appear here on the first
,Iay of November term next, and enter his
appearance Ia the suit, and give security
for performing the DEGREES ct the court ;
and that the other defendant, James An
derson, do not pay away, convey, or Sc
crete the debts by him owing 70, or the eS-
tate or effects in his hands belonging TO the
said absent Defendant, Peter Saunders, I'M
I'll the further order or decree OF this court :;
and that copy Of this order be forthwith
published Tor two months successfully in
one OF the public newspapers published in
Alexandria and that another copy be post
ed at the front door OF the court house of
said county, A copy.
Teste, EDMUNDI LEE, c. c.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-06-09
Molas ses e. T0bacro.
Situation Wanted.

\ YOUNG MAN who has served up
"A wards of four years in store. writes
a good hand and is well versed in accounts,
wishes employment He has no objection
to go to any OF the neighboring towns.
The most satisfactory reference will he gi-
ven. A line addressed to Fl. L. and lett Al,
this office.wii immediately be attended 20.
Sa'ary 20 object. mlhslf Nav 26
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-06-09
Public Sale.
For Sale.

Ny virtue of decree of the honorable
~ court OF Prince Georges county. sit.
ting as court ofequity, for the sale of the
real estate of William Taylor, will he Of
tered al public sale, on the premises, on
the l2lh day of July, part OF a TRACT
OF LAND, called the Widow's Trouble,
containing abou, l94 acres, situated in
Prince Georges county, in the neighbour
hood IF Piscataway. Terms and condi-
tons Of the sale are three equal annual pay
ments, secured by bond and good security,
with interest from the day Of sic, and
upon the payment OF the whole purchases
money and not before, the trustee will,
by good and sufficient deed executed and
acknowledged according TO law, convey
the same to the purchaser or purchasers, in
fee simple, free, clear and discharged
from all claim, right, title and interest,
both in law and in equity, Of the said VIA.
Taylor's heirs.
BENNETT GWYN, Trustee:
may29 s&w6w*
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-06-09
For Sale.

TUvHE HOUSE and LOT in which used
n to reside in the town of Alexandra.
containing an acre of ground, on Washing
ton-street, being one of the most agreeable
situations for genteel family in that town.
For terms and view of the property,
apply TO James L. .HcRenna, esq. who is
fully authorized to treat for md dispose OF
the same, and will explain any facts res
pectiDg If which may be required.
Hill and Dale, April 90.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-06-09
Was Committed

Georgetown, June 3--..533
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-06-09
District of Columbia.
.aisrandria Comfy, 10 Wi, 1910
.Apra Term, w.
IN Oh iyNCERY.

IL.
Robert G. Violet, Complainant,
AgaiaSt
Charles Tyler, Robert 5 Blackjack and
Christopher Neale, Defendants.
TIME defendant Charles Tyler, not ha-
4 wing entered his appearance, and gil
ven security ACCORDING to the statute and
the rules OF this court, and it appearing TO
the satisfaction of the court, upon atfriavt,
hat the said Charles Tyler is not all inha-
hitant OF this District: on motion of the
complainant, by his counsel, it is ordered,
that the said defendant do appear here on
the first day in November term next, aud
enter his appearance 10 the SUIT, and give
security for performing the DEGREES of the
court and that the other defendants, Ro-
bert S. Blackjack and Christopher Neale,
do not pay away, convey or Secrete the
debts by them owing 10, or the estate or
effects in their hands belonging to the said
absent defendant, until the further order or
decree of this court aud that copy OF
this order be forthwith published for two
months SUCCESSFULLY in one of the public
newspapers published in Alexandria; and
that another copy be posted at the trout
door OF the court house of said county.
A copy.
Teste, EDMUND |. LEE, T.. T..
inr,a q
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-02
Sheriff. S Sale.

CUMBERLAND, ss-Oecember 24, 1918.
TAKEN BY Uirtue of an Execution &. to Be sold
at Public .4uction, oa Monday, the first dav
Of March nert, at one O'Clock, p. III. at he
Store Of Joshua Able, an NeSv- Gloucester,
an said county,
A LII The Right in Equity which NATHAN
"A TEL INGERSOLL, has in and to the fol-
lowing described Real Estate situated In said
New.G loucester, TO wit THE House which said
lngerso now occupies, and the triangular piece Of
land on which said house now stands and the land
on the Southwest side of the County road il being
the lower side Of the way, $50 called all which
contains about fifty acres.
Also, the following described Real Estate sit
uated in Minot, in said county, TO wit: The Mills
and Mill privilege. together, with the Mill Lot,
and buildings thereon, containing about City, and
known by the Rame of NGson's Mills All the
above estate which is situated in said New-Giou-
cester, being mortgaged to Elizabeth W. Chase
and all the above estate which is situated in said
Minot, being mortgaged to George Chase, as by
the records of said mortgages will more full appear
ROBERT NEVENS, Deputy Sheriff.
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-02
John Dilltngham ISIS VIH

NOTICE is hereby given to the heirs of rht
AV estate ofJOHN DHLINCHAM 1t, lax
Of Minot, in The county Of Cumberland. Yromsr,
deceased. and all Others. concerned-Thqf
mas Dillingham;, has presented to me tht
suoscrbr r Judge of ,he Curt Of Pfobsie. with
in and for ssid county.an instrument rurpor.
ing TO be he will snd testsment of the SAID
JOHN rlLLTNGHAM, and that tho fourth
Wsdnesd y Of Febru.rynext, s. ten osclock Vi
Portland in said County, is assigned to axe Nc
Probate thereof, ats p obate Court then 10 b
held a. the Probate office in IL Portland when
and where they may be present ard shew
cause, # any they have why lhe;ssme should no
be proved approved and allowed IS he lss,
will and testament of said deceased Aud
an administrator of said estate with The will al
nexed, will then snd there be sppoinu d.
Given under my hand 20 Portlsnd, this TWEEN
h- seventh day of .nusry, in the year of our
Lord eighteen bundled and nireteeu
SAM FREEMAN
A true cony Of Record.
Att. HoRArIo SoUTHcArR, Recr.
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-02
4 true : opy At
FoRATIo souTRcAgR, Regr.


Edzdbeth N0anJ0rt's U1U.
NOTICE is hereby given 10 The heirs of the ss-
Mate of ELlZ aBRTH MOUNTFORT, late of
Falmouth in the connty of Cumberland, single
woman deceaied, and all Others concerned
Tia, SAMUEL MounrroRT has prsfented to me
the fubicribsr, Judge of the Court of Probate,
within and for faid county an inftrument purpor
ting to be the lsa will and teftament of the faid
Elizabeth Mcuntfort, and that The fourth Wedn
e,day of February next At ten O'Clock in the fore
neon. is anigned to take he Probate thereof at
Probate Court then % be he'd at the Probate
Office in Portland, IN laid Cousty, whss and
where they may be prefent and fhew caufe, if any
they have why the fame ihou'd noi be proved
approved and allowed as the Ian will and tefa
ment of fad deceafed.
Given under my hand ., Portland, this twenty
seventh day of January, 10 the year of our Lord
eighteen hundred and nineteen
SAMUEL FREEMAN,
4 true copy-Attsf,
HQRAElo sogTaeA7E, Rsgiasr.
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-02

THE subscrber hereby gives pubi notice %
l. sil concerntd, III he hs been duty sppon.
ted and taken upon himself e truss Of Admin
istrator on the estate eofELIPHALET of WHAFF,
late OF Portland in The county of Cumberlsnd
Gentleman deceased, by giving bond as the law
dieecis-She therefore requests III persons who
are indebted TO the sid deceased estate TO
make immediate payment snd hose who have
any demands thereon, to exhibit the same for
settlement TO ELIAS KELSEY Admir-.
Portland Jsn.27. 1919.
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-02
Patrick Kincaid's Estate.

Patrick KincdidS Estate.
NOTICE is hereby given TO he heirs ard cred
~ itors Of the estate of RTRICK KINCAID,
late Of Brunswick, in The county of Cumberland,
Yeoman deceased. and all others concerned
r at David Kincaid, Executor Of the last
gll and tes'ament Of said deceased has exhibited
me the subscriber, Judge of the Court of Pro-
oate within and for said county his 6rst account
of administra,iou of said estate and also bic pri
vate secount sgsinst said deceased and that the
came will betcensidere1 ata Probate Court TO be
held at the probate office 10 Portland in said coun-
ty on he fourth Wednesday of FEBRUARY next at
en- O'Clock in the renoon when and where they
may be present and shew cause if aRy they have
why he same shoud not he allowed
Given under my hand .. Portland thi. twenty
seventh day of January, in ,he year Of our Lord
eighteen hundred and nineteen.
SAM FREEMAN
4 tvoe Capv
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-02
GAZETTE &l. News.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Entrances and clearances al NE Custom House
ARRIVALS
Arrived, Jan e6, schr. Robroy, Poole, from
Boston, with flour ct. brig Castor, Winslow,
from Newyork, in bailast-schr. Susan, Robin
son. from st. Johns, via. Newyork, In ballast
MONDAY, FEB. I. Arrived brig Susan, Capt.
Woodbury., from Alexandra via Boston, with
Flour aid freight to sundry merchants. He left
the latter place 23d ult. but was blown of in the
gale of the 24th, and put into Georges river the
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-02

iHE subscriber hereby gives public notice TO all
Il concerned, that be has been duly appointed
and taken upon himself the trust of Adninistrs
tor de honis of the estate Of ENOCH
TUKESBURY.l late of Falmouth. ia the county &C
Cumberland Ship-Carpender deceased. by giving
bond as the law directs-he therefore requests all
persons who indebted to the said deceased.
estate to make immediate payment and those
who have any demands thereon. to exhibit the
same for Settlement 10 JOSHUA MERRITT
Falmouth Jan. Of 1910
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-02
.MARRIED.

In Cape Elizabeth, by the Rev. w. Gregg,
Capt Woodbury. Jordan, to Miss Joanna Dyer
Capt. Winthrop Stanwood Jr. to Miss Mary Jor-
dan, daughter Of Capt. r. Jordan, all of Cape
Elizabeth.
In York, Mr.. Noah Young, to Miss Lydia Frost
In Hollis, Mr.. Thomas Day, of Biddeford, to
Miss Eliza Lock--Mr. John Staples, of Biddeford,
TO Miss Mary Haley.-Mr. Mark Watson,of Bid
deford, to Miss Lydia Haley.
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-02

Z lHE subscriber hereby gives public notice to al
concerned that ne has been duly sppo.ated
and takenupo himself the trust Of an adn,;n;s-
traitor of the estate ofRACHFL NOYCR la,a ~
Falmouth in tue county Of Cumberlsnd. widow
deceased by giving bond Is law directs-he there
tore request oil persons who are Indebted 10 the
said deceHseds estate TO make Immediate nav
ment and tto'e who hsye sns demands ytcEerz-
TO exhibit Lse same Tor settlenifnlas
JEREMIAH BLANCHARD.
11ssorthysrmouth. January. 2T. 1919
BLANKS for sale st This 0Gcs.
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-02

In Falmouth, on the 28th ult Nabby, daugh
ter of Jonathan Butterheld, aged Is.
In Hallowell, Miss Mary Butler, aged OF
Benjamin F. Prescott, jun. aged II.
Ia Wells, Miss Abigail otofer, aged 90.
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-02

10Th, from whence he sailed the and sr-
rived here the iat inst.
CLEARANCFs
Foretgn.-Jan. ,26, schr Col ioulton, for
Halifax.-23, brig Rebecca lson, for the
West-lndies-schr. Levant st or Havana
Coasfpiss.-Jan 90, schr. Factor, Knight, for
Richmond-schr. Betsey, Reed, for Bath.-3O,
schr. Vixen, Handy, for Boston.-Feb /, schr
Nancy, Martin, for Marblehead.
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-02
NOTICE.

A Package OF Books directed 10 iona G. Dean,
Esq of Portland was put on board the Sioop
Packet IN Dec Last IN Boston. As no such person
resides in Portland. MIR Dean or the Person whs
shipped themis requested to call and receive the
same from WILLIAM LOWELL.
POI tsnd Jan 25 1919.
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-02
@PomGUS.
February ,, 1919.

s..,e Of the United st tes has ratified
e...sssrial Treaty between this country and
] p,sss r.;s;an. lately laid before that body. As
p'' y vet been made public we cannot state
4 ~ pr, visions.
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-02

Remoual & Copartnership.
D G. ATTWOOD'S AUCTION and ComnIs-
~. SION EsrABLrsHRNT, is removed from the
head OF Exchange street TO the elegant brick
store. head OF Uaon Wharf The business in
future viii be Conducted under the firm of
Atwood & Calvin,
Punctual attention paid to all business entrusted
TO their rs.-Casb literally advanced on Con-
sgnments. b q. ATWOOD
GEORGE J. CALVIN.
Ihis dag Ian 'ing from sloop William,
O0O0 lbs, prime COFFEE,
e~OOO IS boxes and chests souchong TEA.
Elizabeth's cargo--the bsst in the aadrkef
quantity Of Mahogany BOARDS, which VIII
be sold on credit
fY STORE,
2 pipes Lisbon Wine
10 bags green Coffee
7 do Pepper
10 bbls American Gin
20oe vt. first quality new uii'3h Cheese, (to,
family use)
100 reams wrapping Papeg, large aa1
100 do letter and :oolsqaP %
~ udttS AdSStd
3 bbls ground Ginger
10 dozen Shovels
"a 10 Stone Ware, consisting IF jugs
Butter Pots--Flower Pots, s. Stands, ,Gc
ll6 casks superior quality LINE
bales prime upland COTTON, (uew cropl
Pipes Cogniac BRANDY, (6rst quality
90 bags white Calcutta SUGAR
90 boxes RAISiNS
10 Iihds. Conn't BOTTLES, assorted sizes.
Casks Malaga WINE
60 Casks Malaga D pA1ctNs
90 Boxes Bloom NAi0iNo'
90 Barrels Muscovado SUGAR
238 GRINDSTONES, small sizes of sups,
rior quality.
90 bags PlMENTO
pipe HOLLANDS GIN
8 Hhds SUGAR
100 crates assorted Crockery Ware
80 hhds St. Croix and Win1ward Islan1
RUN
80 do retailing Molasses
3 pipes American Brandy, 4th proof
so kegs manufactured Tobacco, Of Superior
qrality.
90 do Snuff
90 bags Calcutta white Sugar
8 do Samatra Coffee
Superfne Baltimore FL0UR-Mll Saws
Cast Iron Stoves--Grind Stones-Crown Glass,
by 9 and by 10.
40 Chests & Boxes, Hyson,
Souchong and Campoi,
~ The above will be sold at fair prices
and Un q reasonable Credit.
tFWANTED,aI~0
For which CASH wiH Be paid a, Q fair prize.
5000 bushels FLAX-SEED.
1000 lbs. good SLEEPS WOOL,
apply to ATWOOD & CALVIN.
Portland Jan.
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-02

We are happy IN having 1T in our power to cor
rect an error which occurred IN our paper sever
al weeks since with regard to the new and ele-
CANT bridge at the s. W. Bend in Durham, though
we regret the spirit of elimination which is
breathed in the following communication, as va
cannot for moment indulge the thought that
our correspondent designed to misrepresent.
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-02

I've understand Post-Ofice has lately
III established in the town Of Brooks, 10 the
6niy OF Hancock and that PHlNEAs AsHMUN,
lis appointed Post Master.
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-02

T;,e Supreme Court Of the United States
= q commence IFS Session IN Washington
<lsrdsy. Among the decisions expected
|6ke place at this term, p eIhaps there are
q which has excited more interest in this
aaftbe country than the question respect
. Dartmouth College, which was argued
srrn. and continued for advisement. A
rjsion Of this case may be expected among
|ir first acts. We hope it will afford no
instance Of Justice trinmphlng over party.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-10-12
From Garricks (DublinJ Morning Post,
GERMAN CONSTITUTIONS.

i he concei' and ignorant assumption
OF The London Courier. and other English
prints, when they speak of other na,iaus.
are well reproved by the dlgeDieine Zei-
tr"S "a German Journal in the following
observations
The English Courier has often been
reproved for It's ignorant, erroneous, and
arrogan, judgments, respecting Germany.
several German papers have castigatRd lis
folly with the rod of Wit and satire; and
the austrian ObSerper has bestowed upon
II some well meaning admoniiions. But
there Is yet no symptom of Improvement.
The writer of the English ministerial pa
per seems 10 consider Germany and India
as much about the same the Gernas
hngS and princes as so many Indian Ra-
JahS, ana The people of Germany as so
many Pdri0S. From the elevation assumed
by him, lie has lately thought proper TO
deliver his sentiments with due conse
uence on the new constitution Of Baden,
aSainet which, in itself, he can Indeed
discover no objection, though she enter
tains very great doubts rs to the poSsiGility
Of us beIng carried into execution among he
'OiH tribes of tie biack forest. lie is of opiu-
ION that England oniy il entitled TO the ad
VaniagPS ola constitution, as EHelando1iIy is
sufficiently ripe and ut for one-ihough
even with respect to EBg land itself, The exs
lslence OF constitution is considered at
bOttom probiematicdi. But on the continent,
no nation mast iwagne that such things
are suitable Tor II and what should put
II into ihe headS IF the Germans 10 aspire
after any thing Of the kind Z Constitutions
would be OF no service 10 us : we should
not be one whit the better for them
Aud Then OF WhGt use arc constitutions that
emandte from abOUe and do not originate i'm
the people Themselves Consultations must
be created by the people alone. If they
are TO be good for any thing This is
truly very singular maxim, andin a Ger
taln sense II may be true, but II is not the
less astonishing in the mouth Ofthp CoUJi.
erj How does this omimous declaration
SUIT With lis former doctrines Or are the
extremes IN this case, as IN many others,
actually nearer each other than people
suppose, and does the 1CLite jacobin differ
less from tbe red, tlIan both from The true
trends Of freeGOmt On this occasion the
Courier is exceeding ly liberal and presses
onusmoTe Han even we ourselves demand.
let us, however, waive all discussion as
10 the quarter from whence constitution,
ought TO come, and rejoice at The good
ones which have appeared among MS 49,
We ought particularly TO rejoice, that
! through the noble sentiments of our prin.
ccs, OF their free gift we have becO,se
! possessed OF benefit which We might per
/ laps haze been justified IN demand,ng, but
which when our rulers met us With II
haI Way, can only unite princes and PEG
| pie more closely TO each other. Is tl,,
| tourier Jealous of this ,u,animitg Doe,
n" wish, by his false insinuations, to de
lceive ns respecting tie roius Of what W,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-10-12
Eftrdct cfa private letter from Manchester.
dated At-.~,tSt 81

UHt'd a. II.
Report says, that some Of Hunts ar
complies are now in London. At 10
o'clock last hight, MIR Nadiu sent a few
police Officers, wi h a de;ach meut of The
3lst regiment 10 Leeds. near oldham.
where person known by the name OF
DR.. Hcaley, but who is nothing more
itian common weaver, was concealed.
iiis man they apprehended without diff.
nculty, and he is now placed with his
brethren III the New Bailey. OH a charge
OF high treason. A disturbance took
place at New Cross again last night the
mob continuing 10 attack every decent
person with volley of stones, and
showered SD many on the piquet Of sol
dlers stationed there, that they were
Compelled To- fire on them. No serious
INJURY has, however been done, one per-
sou only having been slightly wounded.
Hum, when he was brought Itp 10 hear
the nature OF the charge against him,
appeared woefHlly chop-faIleu; and his
friend and host, Joe johnson, esq. was
very near faiutlng.
II is impossible 10 express the indig~
nation which is felt here, at the base aud
Indignant laisehood of The leading article
I'D the Times, which stated that The Yeo-
many " cut ihei. way To the platform, Z"
and sabred IA hundred of the kings
subjects" SO utterly false are the as.
sertions TO which have alluded, that not
one single individual was killed by tie
sabres OF the yeomanry. The yeomanry
struck as mnch as possible with the Aai
side OF the sabre, and not even that until
they were attacked, anu The scts OF yio-
ience begun by the reinrmers.
One circumstance Is very important,
a : u al
formers came 10 HE field armed with
daaggers and other sharp weapons. Mr..
Hulme (wbo | am happy To say is nov
much better, and removed TO his fathers
IN Mosiey-slreet,) was wounded with ii
sharp INSTRUMENT of peculiar make.
and this must have been done as he Law
sense less on the ground, having been
struck down by brick-bat. II is also
observable that some Of the reformrrs
came furnished with large pouches filed
with stones, as contemplating 4 conflict
That some OF ihe London readers of
| the MeduSa adopt the principle of that in-
| famous publication, hat " Assassination
| ought TO be encouraged" is evident from
| the following letter ust received here by
| That active and valuable police officer
Mr.. NahIn. | need not add, that he
thoroughly despiSes such cowardly
threats
Sir-Your conduct for length OF
time, but more especially, last Monday,
has outraged the feelings of every real
friend to radical reform, therefore il has
been decided al a meeting Of the friends
o.fretorm, that ii is highly expedieut tc
rid the world of such miscreant; and il
is hoped tia, it will prove salutary les
son to others. | can confidently assur,
you, that yon have but a'tew DAYS to live
A RADICAL REFORMER.
London, Aug. Is, 1919.
" Mr.. Nadin, Constable, Manchester"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-10-12
Rifin Dollars Remnrd

5 ANAWAf from the subscriber the 9Th inst.
negro man named STEPHEN, about IS years OF
age, o feet oil inches high, of dark complexion,
mas rather down look and speaks quick when spoken
TO. The aforesaid negro, in company With slaves
aud MORALLY wounded the driver, his way from
kchmoHd 10 Charles City, nearth- house which
mas beeH The cause of his abscOndng. His wearing
apparel consisted Of oznRbuIg tTowser, Virginia cloth
sh'f aud daik cOlouTed coat. lie may probably have
Diner Clothes with him. This raised In Hen
rico conBty few mites below Richmond aud is pretty
generally known in and absut this city and has here
tooTe borne pretty fair character. He belongs
the estate Of Joseph Cartwright, deceased aud twas
hed Tbs year TO Mr.. AntbOay Matthews, 'liviRg
miles below this city. The said negro has wife at
tour Mile Creek, where he probably he inTkng {;
ne has also relations in this city. The above reward
VIII be given IL he is take OF this and twenty
dollars ~ secured IN any Jail in this that may
get him again All masters OF vessels and Others are
forbid harhouTing him conveying Hin Off The
penalties OF The law. SAMUEL CARTWRIGHT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-10-12
Nem ErnnnlM ,NLni.r

IAMUEL A. HAMMER returns his thanks to his
~ friends, and the public morally, TOT past favnrs
ald TAKES this eth0h u informing them that he has
t9seH mat large ana comm feus trneuIeut on Car
Street foJmtriy op!eG 10y WlodsOn ana stanies
whete ne taS opened uTauaTy Store.
lie Offers has services T." he friends as q COuMIS
SION MERCHANT, aud hores by s,rict attention 10
business to sharea portion OF public patronage.
Constahiiy Oh hand supply of STONE WARE.
manufactured by Thomas Amos Co. sold al the II cL-
inond Factory prices To- any made
in the state. Oct D.. a. II