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Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-03-07
Valuable Real Estate
FOR S.ALE.
In Chancery Of .Ve7r-J1ersey.

IN Chancery OF .Veu-Jersey.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,
~ That in pursuance of decree Of
this honourahIe Court, and of special
writ of tieri iacias from the said Court,
TO me directed and delivered, | the sub
scriber, a commissioner appointed to make
sale of the morigaged premises 10 the de.
cree mentioned, will sell at Public Auction.
Cd FRIDAY the 18th day of March next,
at one O'clock in the afternoon of SAIL day
at the house Of DdUid Dnham, inukeeper
in Bridge Town. the following real estate.
late the property of ANDREW ELsToN,
Esq. deceased.
No. /. A FARM in the town
ship of Woodbridge, in the county Of
Middlesex, with buildings aud improve
ments thereon, situate near Bridge Town,
containing Que hundred and fifty acres.
No. 2. A LOT, by Railway
river, commonly called the Landing Lot
containing Dock and StoresHouse.-
Also, two small lots Of Land, adjoining
the said Landing Lot.
No. 8. A DWELLING HOUSE,
and lot Of Land situate in Railway, oppo
site the tavern now occupied by Kelley
Oliver, with out-houses and improve.
ments.
| No. a. About "a acres of LAND.
I in high state Of cultivation, in ths
township Of Railway, county of Essex
adjoining the Essex and Middlesex turn
pike road, and about one mile distant from
Bridge Town.
The terms will be made known on the
day Of sale.
Dated February l4th, 1920.
GEO G. BARBER, Commissioner
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-03-07


TUNIs Quick,
and ENos BuNNEL.
RY virtue of the above stated writ OF
~ teri facias, to me directed, | have
levied on the Dwelling House and Land
wherein the defendant, Simpson, lately
lived, situate 10 the township Of New
Providence, bounded by lands Of Euos
Bunnel aud the road leading from Chat
ham to Turkey Meeting house, which I
shall expose to sale at Public Vendue, at
the house Of Lewis Rivers, innkeeper in
Elizabeth-Town, Cd the the twenty-iourth
day OF March next, between the hours of
twelve and five o'clock, p. M.
JOS. T. BALDWIN, Sheriff:
January %, 1920.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-03-07

A youth l8 years OF age, and nearly 8
feet high, young lady 10 years old, and
feet high, aod maa37 years Of age. and
3S inches high, were exhibiting at Liver
pool, about the first Of December last.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-03-07

Christianity.-No person, with good
heart, understands the religion Of Christ
without Yvishing ii to be true aud 20 per
son ever studied the evidencies of Chris
tianity, with impartiality, and with de-
sire that il might be true, who did not reat-
y find SO.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-03-07
BOOT, SHOE 81 LEATHER
s TO R No
John Chandler & Sons

AVE opened Boot, Shoe and Lea
q IL Their Store, in the shoe shop lately
the property Of THoMAs Price, Jun.
nearly opposite the Presbyterian Meeting
house, where they offer for sale sundry
articles of Findings 10 their line Of bust
ness. They intend to keep constantly Oh
band, general assortment Of Ladies' and
Gentlemen's Boots and Shoes, of the best
quality and newest fashions. They have
also on hand a great variety Of Misses
and Children's Shoes. They are sensible
that their success in business must depend
90 the goodness Of their work. The pub
lie are invited to make the trial.
N B. The above mentioned articles
may also be had at the old stand.
April 10, 1919.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-03-07
ADVERTISEMENT.

ENHE subscriber having from the first
n day oil April changed his business,
ntering all accounts in future in the firm
OF JOHN CHANDLER & Sons, feels it OF
great Importance to have his accounts set
tied up to that time, aud very sensible OF
the necessity Of having them settled by
himself, does most earnestly request that
all who have accounts or notes unsettled
would call at his old stand, where his
hooks are attended 10 by himself and SON
and the balances settled by note, or as
agreement may be. The subscriber hopes
this may be sufficient notice, aud save
further expenses. His books must be
settled.
JOHN CHANDLER.
Eiiz. Town, April Is 1919.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-03-07

a Mr.. Coieman-The following is character IN
real iite, and at this very moment numbered among
the quick in BODY, though the dead in SOUL
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-06
Orphans Court,
County,

NItt11 10 NO"'VFJi 7
Jane Term, 1905
7E7H!S is to give notice, thatthe subscribe n ,.
4 has obtained from the Orphans lou:
of Charles County, in Maryland, letter, .
administration on the personal estate 81 Dy ~,
tor Thomas John Speake, late OF Chals
county, deceased. All persons having cIap
against the said deceased, are hereby war
ed to exhibit the same, with the youchEp
thereof, on or before the 9th day Of DeteI
Der next, or they may otherwise by law o.
excluded from all benefit TO said estate, VI
ven under my band this sixth day OF o .ga'
Anno Domini, 1920. BENNETT Of oor,
iune 6 tulhsSw* Administers
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-06
LATEST NEWS.
New- York, June 2

The Albion Packet, Capt. Williams, arri
we'd last evening sailed from Liver
pool on the Sd ut. The editors of the Ga
zette having received their usual supply of
Papers, &c. to the Cd Of last mouth, give in
haste, such OF their contents as are interest
mg.
The trials of the whole of the eleven con-
spirators had terminated, and they were all
found guilty.
We rejoice to find, that the markets at Lii
yerpoo are still improving, particularly in
cotton and aaxs eed.
Prices al liverpool, Mag /.
Cotton, Sea-Island, Is to "a ; Upland, LII
a I95 New Orleans. III 10 Is Surat, 7 s
912; Bengal, 81 a 8; Tobacco, 81 81 !;
Potasbes, 55 40; Pearl, 38 40; Flax
seed for sewing, 10 60 Rice, 10 % 6 !;
Flour, 90 80; Tar, Is a 10; Turpentine,
10 6 l2 S.
A Liverpool paper Of May lst. observes
that of she eleven coDsrirators charged with
high treason, for engaging in that scheme OF
infatuation and crime known by the designa-
ton of the Cato street plot, five Of them
have been tried and convicted, and the re-
naming six have withdrawn their plea OF not
guilty, and cast themselves upon the royal
clemency. On Friday morning Chief Jus
tlce Abbott, after addressing the prisoners in
the most solemn manner, passed on them the
awful sentence of death, in the usual terms
prescribed in cases Of treason. To those
who had retracted their pleas Of not guilty,
an intimation was given that their lives
would be saved.
The London Traveller Of the 28th of A.
pril, observes, that the trials tor high treason
have been brought TO an abrupt termination.
The prisoners Tidd and Davidson, who were
tried on the 9Th, having been found guilty,
the other six prisoners, Wilson, Harrison,
Strange, Cooper, Gilchest, and BradburE,
plead guilty, and sentence was passed on
them accordingly,
Thistlewood and Blunt, since their con.
viction, have keen put in irons, and were
Immediately to be removed to the condemn
ed cells.
Mr.. Clements, the printer OF the Sunday
Observer, has been sentenced by the Chief
Justice of England, TO pay . fine of 5ool for
breach OF the injunction OF the Court Tor
publishing Thistewood's trial.
A deputatiun of Liverpool merchants had
waited on the Earl of Liverpool with pet
ton when his Lordship said that if they
expected the repeal of the corn bill, they
must not look Tor the support of government
to the measure.
Ii is said in the ministerial papers, that an
arrangement has taken place between two
distinguished personages, and that the lady
(the Queen) will continue TO reside abroad.
The Duchess of York was better
Parliament was formally opened On the
9th OF April, and the king delivered the
following Speech -
My Lords and Gentlemen,
81 have taken The earliest occasion of as
semblipg you here, alter having required to
the sense of my people.
In meeting you personally for the first
time since the death of my beloved father,
am anxious to sssure you, that shall always
continue TO initiate his great example in I'M
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-06
Notice.

THARLES C.. Smoot and Richard Braa..
~ inform the public that they have ens s.t,
ed into partnership under the lrm OF osnoIj
y Brandt, at the currying shop lately o.
pied by Joseph Heston, lover end oiftnI
street, where they haye Oh hand hand's ~
assortment of leather of all kinds, whlch D mo-
be had on reasonable terms, and wil' lil'DA
the public for portion of patronage. lie
n. B. The highest price given , iGT ~
hides and skins. SMOOT i. BRANDT
June s tu.hiw
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-06
COLD IN RUSSIA.

On the 10th January, the weather at St.
Petersburg was intensely cold the thermo-
meter there stood at so degrees Of cold by
Reaumer, which is equal to 675 degrees OF
FAHRENHEIT below his freezing point, OF $50
degrees below Zero. All the public de-
partments and places of amusement had
been closed.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-06

above named are 10 be hung and afterw ards
beheaded, and their bodies divided into tour
charters. One of the papers before US, says
1.-The prisoners at present exhibit sort
Of enthusiastic bravery. and express pride
in having an opportunity to lay down their
lives in the cause of freedom. They all re-
ject the kind at,eation OF the Rev. Mr. CO.
ton; they say they want not bis assistance,
and profess themselves TO be confirmed de-
ISIS
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-06

90. An actor the beues. # :,
l'her Miller. EHouse. ID sts,' Uni
4th .Gay. "'' Isl
Authorizing him to enlc, g,
Of laid, without payment. At -, - a
Office northwest of The river cs Sal
20. An act for the relief Of ' o.
Stanton sholrs. House. o.I Iapi
1920. 4tilc May. %
His account TO be set;le, h, a
GERS Of the Treasury On pr;nr 'at
equity. PIES
so. An act for the relief Of
NJ. Skinner. deceased. rHou.a.% Use
May, 1900 9Th May.
To be pad IS dollars Cor.
and other property, Impressed s,
use of the t. S. wy
81. An act concerning tho Ram,
the Districi of Columbia. runoss
May. 1891 9Th .Nay. \
The Charters Of tie pa.ko :.
District paving specie, continual |" :,
lst June. 1922; and the charr, IS y" !.
Bank OF Columbia limited to th.t
cd. A majority in interest If .,' "
holders to file declarations Of aecss, :"
in the Secretary Of the Treasury ' ;
fee.
80. All act for the relief Of i,
Merrill. House. 9TH May, 1921 !
.Hny.
Placing him on the list of Nayv \.
sinners. 10 take effect from Dad A. r
Der, 1919. "
50. An act for the relief Of The h..
and representa-, es of Isaac Mell;
deceased. House, 9TH May, 1924 !,
Nay. y
A bond given by L. Jacobv
sheafii, and Mary Hassenclever, IN
case OF lost m' mislaid certificate,
sued in favor OF the Baron d'Uur
to be cancelled.
81. An act for the relief of Jsr
R.onkopot, and others, Of the nation
Stockbiidge Indians. residing in
state Of New-York. House. 4th NJ
1901 stb Mag.
The Secretary Of War to settle 4
claim on principles Of justice and e.
ty, upon satisfactory proof as to &C
service during the last war.
IS, An act for the relief Of VIII
Coffin and others. House. 4th n
1890. 9Th May.
The Secretary of the Treasury t
low drawbacI on whale and sea.
plant oil, imported in the brig Be-
and exported: provided the reqail
of the laws concerning drawbacks
been complied with.
Sc. An act for the relief Of
Law AID Jonat! an Elliot, citizen
The City Of Washington, in the
trict of Columbia. House. 4th n
1890. 9Th .NaB.
Allowed until 3oth July, 1921
comply with Building Regulations.
81. An act for the relief of Eik;
Finney and others. House. 7th \
1926. loth .iay.
T.le collector OF Plymouth to
them the amount Of allowance. u
act of 2Sth July. 1918, as if the fisI
vessel Juno had returned into port.
So. An act for the relief Of Jo'
Bruce. blouse. Gth May, $780,
Nay.
IS dollars to be paid to him
horse lost in the public service.
SO. An act for the relief OF Di
Converse and George Miller. Hc
9Th May. 1890 18th May.
40 dollars to be paid to D. CoW
for two horses, and SIS dollars t
Miller. Ger one horse.
(yFT, l., (t,.t...,oR
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-06

S. troops. Last night The city was SET IRE to
IN three different parts, but the fire was dis
covered by the vigilance of the patrole, and
extinguished by the exertions ofthe citizens
We are ordered by the governor 10 appear
TO night at Ten o'clock, in full uniform and
equipped, to go in company with the rife
corps, to assault these internal rascals. Mr..
w. G. Hewes is FIRST lieutenant of the COM
pany to which belong, who, with captain
Fenno, of New York, will lead us
boston Daily .ddvert,ser.
E1tract of a letter, dated .Nep-O Orleans. May
III 1920.
Great alarm has existed here tor several
days past,in consequence Gifts being known
that an attempt is on foot TO liberate the pi-
rates from their confinement in our prison.
They are eighteenth number-the time fix
ed for their execution is the 25th OF this
month. In order 10 ensure the safely of the
city, there are Zoo citizens on duty every
night, besides the city guard-all well arm
ed. Ifany person attempts to escape from
the watch, their orders are to shoot him. One
person was shot and another stabbed by the
guard on Friday night. | am obliged to be
on duty one night in five this, however, is
no more than is required Of all, both young
and old. Two or three companies of United
States troops have been ordered here from
above, as an additional security from the mr.
merous desperadoes with which this city a
bounds.
An attempt was made day or two since
to convey loaf Of bread TO these prisoners,
but the jailor suspecting that ali was not
right, broke it open, when it was found to
contain letter addressed to the pirates, tell
ing them not to despond, as the city would
be burned and they liberated before another
week. ~. Y. Gem, .4dUsrtiser.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-06
STEAM Voyages TO AFRIcA.

A royal brig, called LIE Voyageur, was
lately fitted out at L Orient. for voyage to
Senegal, as steam packet, the first of this
construction that has quilted French port
for distant expedition. She performed the
passage in sixteen days.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-06
Montreal, MAJ 90.
QUICK SIZING.

We mention it as an Instance ofrapid des-
patch, which we believe has never been E.
oualled. The Steam Boat Lady Sherbrook,
Captain Payment. left her moorings at Que
bee, on Tuesday the 18th, alta O'clock in
the morning, and dropped anchor in the port
oil Montreal tew minutes before II o'clock
the same night; accomplishing the run in
tie space oftwenty hours, including the ne
eesssry stops. Herald.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-06
Negroes Wanted.

TsNHE highest prices in cash will be gwen
L for few likely young negro gins anu
boys. from l2 TO lS years OF age, ii appIsSr
ton be made Immediately. Apply attn
Legs's tavern, King street, Alexandra;
June 8 tuthso
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-06

FROM HAVREs
The French ship L'Entreprenant, capt.
Foure arrived yesterday in 80 days from
Hayre de Grace. Captain F. brought no
papers, but reports that France was tran
au,l when he sailed. An extract of letter
dated Hayre, 18th April, politely furnish
ed us by commercial friend, says-sThere
is no demand for Sea Island Cotton, and it
sells but in small quantities. The last sale.
i can quote you, (asmall parcel of first qua
lity) was at ST. 25c.; Uplands may be quo
ted atlrom If. 5oc.,'to If. Coo. according TO
quality Louisiana IS scarce and in de-
mand, II. Toe. 1t will yield at this price
more sure profit than other kinds; Ist
qualify rice 81 36f." Gazette.
The driver Of coach in England has been
found guilty of wilful murder, for running
over female, who was killed on the spot
The coach was going at the time, at the rate
Of l2 miles an hour.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-06
Franklin Bank of Alexandra,

jane 5, ISEU'
TIME Stockholders in this institution aIs
H. notified that an election for twelve; Or :
rectors to serve the ensuing year,wiIl be hea
at the banking house, on Monday, the 5dG
of July next. CHARLES CHAIN,
June 6 tuths3J taSna
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-06
Ertroc. Of a letter, dated JNsu Orleans, .aprit
"a, 1920.

z, 1O-U.
/" The pirates, Is in number, are as you
know, 10 be executed on the 25th OF May.
Their friends here are very numerous, and 1t
IS expected by many that an attempt will be
made TO rescue them either before or on that
day. The citizens are very much alarmed,
and not without reason, as the town has been
set on fire regularly for several nights past.
AZ TIE moment of the alar.I on Thursday
night last, two sky rockets were fired, which
are supposed 10 have been signal tor an
attempt TO rescue the pirates. These VII
lains have generally selected places for tum-
ing, distant from The prison, for the purpose
Of drawing the citizens away from the scene
Of their intended operations. Yesterday
morning, woman presented herself al the
Jail with loaf of bread for the prisoners. -
The taller suspecting from her appearance
and manher, that her affected humanity was
only to cover some design, opened the LOAF
and found in it letter addressed to the pi-
rates, telling them 10 keep up good spirits
that the city would be fired IN twenty places,
and that they should be rescued before Tues
day night. The Mayor has since issued an
order, that in addition to the city guard, the
citizens Of each square should organize them
selves Tor their protection. Ia consequence
OF this arrangement, the city is now guarded
by several hundred soldiers and citizens, all
well armed and equipped. CCOn". Mir,
Ertraet of letter from a gentlemaa IN ";
Orleans, 10 kis brother az Boston. dated
april 90, 1920.
g You will have heard before this reaches
you that eighteen pirates captured by Capt
Madison of tie U, S. schr Lynx, have been
sentenced to be hung on the 95,h of May for
piracy. They have great part of the popu-
ace in their iavcr. AT the head Of them IS
La6lte, one OF NapoleoD's ex-generals-
They have Tor this two months past been at
tempting TO rescue the eighteen prisoners,
but have been hitherto unsuccessful. Last
night two officers OF the rifle corps and three
officers OF the United States regular troops
went in disguise, in search of The pirates
they discovered a house full of, men, all Of
whom are well armed; the officers were ob.
served and fred upon by these renegadoes
Every night there is a volunteer patrole
four men strong, oneach square of the city
There Is also an independent company to
patrsie the streets besidea the patrole Of U
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-06
TUESDAY, JUNE 6, 1890.
FROM HAyRE,

Z :. z . e.. -
Charleston. May 90.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-10-03
RDDDR.Yo

Lines written by Young man. before the pre-,
ent Education Societies were brought into on
GRAFTON
fuitmony gen, Of purss ray serene,
The da,k alfa'hop,'d eanes Of ocean bear
faa many fore, Is bern 10 biush unseen,
nd nasfs ats sUs.intss on Ht d,seu air.n
fe field With geecn verdure o'erspread,
Clad IA beauty and guided with dew;
While ill We, sish aud am sad
s,sh. but sigh not for you.
For the field of the mind tits sigh,
Loft TO bloom only with the vile weed,
Dsom'd fci you, without culture 10 lie,
Although sown witt the nohlest Of seed.
% hen see your rich harFssts high wave,
Ny sorrows with murmurs grow wild;
I'LL despairing. with frenzy rave
Alss!--l am misery's child
Far science, my griefis for yes.
Though The toll OF the day hid borne--
Oh eoaid your Footsteps pur.ue,
would iain trim thA lamp till grey morn
But stern father chjdes my delay,
And bids me reluctant depart
10 the couch, c. 'tis late. come away,
o hope bind together this heart. Y.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-10-03
N01SONLL AMY ,
krESE. (s.H SEPT. %.
SHOCKING CALAMITY!

IL ialis To our lot IL fecord a most disas
irous event which forc,bly remind. us how I'm
CERTAIN are our possessions. and that in the
midst OF lie We are in deaih'
In our last. mention was made of The recent
purchase OF The large ELEPHANT, HoRaTlo.
then al Woodstock. BY Messrs. Curtis aud
Campbell OF Windsor, and Messrs. L. and J.
Emeison OF Norwich. The former owner,
anu importer Ut The animal, Capt. ABRAHAM
kosLis, OF the city OF New York, in a few
Jays alter The sale, WAS called home by ur
gent private business, where he incidentally
learnt that the new keepers OF the Elephant
were unable TO control hun, with ether partic
uiais (ool unfounded in fsci which induced
hun, purely from benesolen motives, instant.
y TO return. He arrived at Putney, VI. on
tuesday last, where the Elephant was exhib.
hing, and intended to remain with him severa
days. Oh their way 10 Weslmoreland ana
'hIs town, on Tuesday night, between I2 and
O'Clock, they attempted to pass The Bridge
over Connecticut River. Mai CURTIS. one cf
he owners, and colored man were torw ard ,
and Capt. Robin and another colored man,
each on horseback, were in the rear OF The
Elephant. They passed in saiet. until near
The gate on this SIDE, when, 10 consequence of
some delay in opening IT, the Elephant stop
ped between the last pler and The abutment
Maj Curtis had succeeded in opening The gale,
but The Elephant remaining slll5 Capt. Rob
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-10-03
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

TO be sold by order the Judge Of PROBATE
for The (pusfy Of CuDlbtriond, NJ the house " fhe
iah Ma fHANiIL G. ALLEN, Esq deceased
IN Ner-Gioucesfer on WEDNESDAY. the lin
dry Of October nsrf, al II o'clock. =. M.
60 much Of the real estate Of aid Nath,oi.l q.
~ Allen, as viii produce the sum ~ se.ep thde-
sand two hundred dollars, for the payment Of NE
debts Of said deceased and incidental charges, Sad
real estate consists Of the hem, stead Of said de-
ceased. situate near the Meeting ,;se in sad New
Gloucester. cont aiming sbon, 953 ceres Of land,
having a we'll 6ri,hed Two story ~, USE Two
BARNS, Cider House, &c thereon, and an Or
chsrd Of eec fruit trees said Farm is enclo.ed in
part BY $50 rods of wall, and contains sufficient
stones to fence the remairder and sufficient wood
Il prudently mansged, 10 supply the house With
fuel; and includes large piece of lnterv ale land.
from which aud the upland, SO tons Of her were
cut The present year. Thi. Farm !, fee from vase
land. and the soil is remarkably coed, and well
watered having sufficient number of sprags for
every fari II the Faun-whch in the present dry
season affords plenty Of water Gentlemen dis.
posed to purchase Farm are invited to view this
pleasant situation A. another Of the Ike value may
not be offered Tor @le 10 this county for many years
.dLSt-1he lot Of grodnd overed by The store
Of Messrs. Rearce and Chandler, the best stand Il
business in Newt ioucestsr--A House Iot adjo;n-
ing the house lot of Mr.. Joseph Rsvnes-A lot Of
Int vale Of about l2 acre set of to said Allen
on execution vs.. lanes VI. Megqu.se--An excel.
lent Wood lot containing 80 acres t-a mile from
the house. being one half flnt No 81 Sd disiasu.
and 81 acres in lot No. IS, Tth division, aDa ONE
and half PsSs ia the Rev. Mr.. Moseiys Meeth,g
house. -
A credit will be given for part the purchase nor
ey Of the Farm, ifrequesteJ.
Al the same time and place will be sold the
Stock, Farming Tools, Produc. Of the Farm, and
house Furniture.
EDW ARD RUSSELL, Adm.
A plan Of the Farm may be seen a. the II4ur-
snce Office, Exchange. Street, Portland.
(6wl Sept5.