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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-08-14

CUMRERLAND.
10 the Justices 81 the Circuit Court IF Com
mon Pleas for tFe first Eastern Circuit, hold
en- al Portland, IN sad county, on he third
Tuesday Of June, a. ID. 1921.
INFANCY r. ANDERSON of Falmouth, 10
1 = said county, Widow, Guardian Of James, Eu-
nice, John and Martha Anderson, minors under the
age Of eleven years, ard only heirs OF Robert An
dersoH. late Of said Falmouth, deceased, respect
fully represents, that her said Wards are seized in
fee simple, 10 common and undivided with persons
10 her unknown, Of one fourth part Of on The rea
estate of which John Anderson. late or said Fall
mouth, died seized. except what was set of to
Martha Blanchard, widow Of said John for her
Dover, the same consisting of the following lots
of land situated in said Falmouth, viz One lot
containing f04 acres, with buildings on the same
being the homestead farm Of the said John a lot
containing SO acres. south adjoining the last mem
tioned lot lot Of 81 acres S.W adjoining a lot
of 81 acres West adjoining. and one acre situated
in Portland af"re,s.d. near Vaughan's Bridge
And she being desirous of holding the portion OF
her wards in severaity prays that after due notice
tue portion al)!esaid, uey be assigned 10 them a.
The lew directs, 70 have and 10 hold the same in
seyeralty accordingly.
ny WIN. WILLIS, her Attorney.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-08-14

FsHE subscribers having been appointed Guardians Of
X Mr.. ELIJAH BOND, Of westbrook hereby caurion
an persons hsrbournr, trusting aiding with said
bon fthty oud avoid The penalty o. the awas debts
OF his contracting. will be paid
DANIEL CIRCUIT,
HENRY CHAPMAN.
Westbrcok, TuY 3H
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-08-14
INSTRUCTOR TAINTED

liz School Committee Of the town Of Port
l. land having judged il exPedent to establish
az additional public school, 10 commence on the
hrs' DAY OF October next, the subscribers are au-
thorized 70 receive applications from those who
may desire the Office Of Instructor. The school
will consist Of scholars selected from the other
schools ftr their proficiency and good behaviour
and II will be required Of the Instructor that he
be well qualified 10 teach the English. Latin and
Greek Languages, Mathematics Composition and
ti0cation, TO the extent usually taught il Acade-
mics.
All applications must he made in writing. po,f
PGtd, and accompanied with such testimonials az
tie law of the State requires, end as the applicant
may wish 10 exhibit 10 the committee.
THOMAS II. RIPLEY.
SIMON GREENLEAF.
Portland, Aug. 6, 1921.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-08-14
Mem Goods lCPrery cheap eEt
CHARLES BRADLEY

1llA tt1EIJ Dir ~ Ill A. u
HAS jufi received an extensive assortment a.
a EsoIrsH FREEcH, lspIA ard AMERIess
DRY GOODS. which will he soid very cheap. flor
cath oniy) committing part Of the following VIZ
Elegant rankin Grape Dresses
Black nankin Grapes. few pieces extra quality,
cases black and coioured Canton .CrapeE
ga Grape Shawls,
Faucy Habit Handkerchief,
six hlg. bandanna. black and crossbarrsc DO.
Elegant figured and twilIed Silks,
Black and cooursd Silks, iafge assortment,
BET sewing Silk aud Twin,
Silk Gloves, Gent. spun silk half Hofs,
Elegant farRiture ribbons, new ttile,
Black Bombszins Italian CrapeT, -
White ACE shawls, black Gzlloons,
Black and colUuFed Ribbons,
Irish Linens, linen Cambrics, do. do. hdkfs.
Long Lawns, imitation, null aud common . ok
Mullins, remarkably low; figured Mu.lins, RON
one TO nine fhiilings per yard,
4 and Csmbfics cheap,
London Prints, elegant patterns.
CsLicoes, large assortment and very cheap,
Rich Fnrnitures, Englifh Gin CHAM, Carii.le do.
Cotton Cslinsres, eco n z. cotton Handk'fs. tuut
at The .ow price of 25 cts pc dozen,
Ladies and Gentlemen's white cotton Hofs.
Wide and narrow Dim,.ies from 20 10 so cts. per
yard, black ,ab5y Veives.
Black cotton Binding, ladies & gentlemens Gloves,
Cotton Servings, cooured Camhrics,
s.ilish Cottons, blue and buff NzDkins,
suspenders, american sheetings, Shirlings, Cling
hams, Stripes, Checks, &c. &C.
Ben superfne blue and back Loudoa Bresdclo'hs
A large assortment Of blue, black, niIed and
other coloured CLOTHS, which were boughr a.
auction and will be sold unusually cheap, CSfh
meres Satinetts, white and coloured Fianneis,
plain nd 6gured Cashmere Shavls, new patterns,
at very refused prices, fine black Bombszetss.
Nav /. tf
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-08-14
frr FREEMANS EXTRACTS. Il

D. Thought proper 20 inform the subscribers Tor
this BOOK, that the printing OF il has been
commenced and % request that gentlemen who
hold subscription Papers would be kind enough 70
return ihem this Office by the FIRST of September
next, about which tire the book will be ready 20
b. heliv -r-l 20 snhscrihers
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-08-14
New Goods-Cheap.
just REcEIgED AND NOW oPENISo FOR ALE By
kOGEko 4 cox.

A GREAT variety Of sezsonsbe Goods, consil
IA ing Of broad ard narrow black Bombazins,
narrow coloured do. ] Gaze E4pkin Grapes black
AID assorted colours, ] case Canton d6 do. hand
some striped silks, "a Grape Shawls, green and
blue Florence Lustripg', best black twiled silks,
back Sinchaws and SarnettI, merino whole and
half handkerchief, fancy silk do. black and
white Italian Grapes, green and chsDgeable Sars
NETS, A and s A Cambria, and Cambria Mushns,
corded Csmbrics, linen do. and linen cambria
Handkerchiefs, long Lawns, white merno Fringe,
imitation ieno and fancy Muslins, super light and
dark cambria Ginghams, handsome light and ia K
printed Cambrics, 6le and common Caicoes,
wor.ted AID cotton Veltiugs, women's black and
white silk Hoe and Cloves, black, white and
mixed half Hose, women's black, slate ard white
cotton and worsted Hoe, buff Nankins, Umbrellas
and Parasols, 5-4 and DimoIies, jubilee Cords,
Erifh Linens, cheap Britifh oh'rungs, striped
Seersuckers for summer Pantaloons, white and
striped leans, coIoured Cambrics, sewing Silk and
Twif, Floss and smbroidering Cotton, fine Tapes
and cotton BzlIs-ALsO--
Factory Ginghams, Checks and
Stripes, Waltham water loom Shsetings and Shirt
ing', Bed Tickings, Threads, &c. &c all of which
will be sold very cheap for cash only. Sw July 8
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-08-14

u the subscribers appointed BY Hon A, X Paris,
w Judge OF Probate for The County Of Cumberland 10
receive and Famine the claims OF the creditors
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-01-17
CUNDALL'S MILLS.
W0o{ CdrIiup. st

THE subscribers inform their friends
- and the public. that they have repAenished
their Cardng Machines with ne~ Cards q The FIN.
est and most approved manufacture. and that the,
hest manner
They continueto Manufacture all kinda of Wool
On Goods, 40 usual --dlss, they color aud finish
Wooden Cloths Of all descriptions. and 20 color gar
Dcats &c that have faded, or become uniashion-
able --AH branches Of the shove business will be
done with despatch. and on the lowest terms, and
she loAst sases grsssfuily acknowledged
7h%E CLARKE & GRINNELI.
NB.-sAsyoRD ALhy, Little -compton
CoREY, Tiverton- WILLIAM PEAKss, Bristol
Yerry-and Jon SHsRMAE, in Newport, will rs-
ceive and forward articles intended FOR ths Nnrs.
factory Portsmouth, Jolly ~, 1890
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-01-17
UNION FACTORY

THE subscribers respectfully informs .hsir
friends and the public in general. that they
have added to their establishment complete set
Of new Cards. suitable for csrding Of Mesino wool,
in the best manner. which together with their for
mer machinery make. their establishment compIese.
Wool of all grades carded into rolls at the lew
eet terms They wish to receive wool for manu-
featuring on shares or contract. as may best suit
their employers They continue TO carry on heir
Clothing business, in all It's various branches Ev
cry attention will be paid 10 the coorpg Of Grapes.
Rombsrettes, Silks. &c. The ia.iowing Pei sons
viii receive and forward sny Articles intended for
the Union Factory,
GEORGE LAWTON, 7Spsrtsn
JEREMIAH CLIFFORD. Brisfsi FertS.
EDWARD SrANHOPE. and E
y w WATSON, RewporE
vhsssubscribers. return their sincere thanks 10
HAshs Old customers and solicit the continuance Of
their kavours. JOHN Il tBCOCK n
MOSES LAwT0N.
Portsmouth. Jane 2
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-01-17
Har4apare. Cuti',y. Snip. Lhamdisry, ,cfs.
WM. II. kA'rHBONE.,
Ofers tor sale at lis Storr. Axnd ~
Packet WAarf.
OUADRANTS, double and single

observation Brass and Wood CurPasses, |,
Spy Glssses; CSses Of Mathematical lusuunents )
parallel rules. Scales and Dividsrs Negslors and
Coast Pilots; Charts. patent haif-honr GtSssess
Log giasses Bunting and Ships colours, quli~,
writing. letter and log paper ink powder eordase
OF all sizes twine house, cabin. paint and ssrus
brushes; broomss cabin mops log reefs and chifs 8
deep sea aud hand leads; hand pumps ssrsiny
maliess blocks and hanks japan lamps and fesf
ers. horn and tin lantons knives and fork Inn.
ges Of ali kinds, screws. brass and iron iasehes !
locks !; coffee mills. jack aud pen knives. spoons
cooks ladies and tormentors; axes. hatchsss, ha !.
mers, japan and tin uumpets. chiseIs. augurs. ~
saws, harpoons and grains 6sh hooks. sai, nesdiss
and pa'ms. leather. shesthlng paper. caukrg irons
and maIIets; marlin spikes. iron shoves. ships
srcapcrs, gimbIets. pump and cIspper nails, slatss
and pencils spanish brown, red lead tin, iron and
stone ware; patent deck lights brass pump boxes.
vrOnght and cot nails brads and tacks Of all sizes,
tile. glue, chaik brims,one, ismpbiaek, oars, hand
spikes. Tar. Pitch, rurrcntiae and Rosn oak om I;
With full assortment Of every articles osssly call
ed for IN Hardware and Ship Chandlery store.
UJr Persons wishing oasdrsnts and Compasses
repaired. can leave them AT ehe above store. whsSe
they will be attended to
Newnort J,,ur IA
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-01-17
HATS AND scAooL BOOKS

ZEN boxes MEMS. Youths ED Chil-
u dren's HATS, Aandseuv and casap just ~.
0feed from New-YoIx and for sale st
g.. WANTON's Book & Hat Store.
Among Them are -
J. WILhsoN's celebrated ihitofios beavers and
Mems white and black Hats. with wide brims. st
the low price of &5 each.
Twee1y & Benedict's imifafisa beaysrs-0rst
aua,ily mcn's rea! Super6ne dhio
White, Brothers x Co inifofss beavers water
proof dhto inside entirely Of fur. lglt aud kd,ssk
ssws Also best No. 4. Hats M
chihren's white and black Beaver, and red Ms-
rocco Hats
For sale os atope,
- Reams writing paper. Cap No. 1, 2 4 3, at one
dollar per Resm less than the usual price,
Letter paper and Stationary. of every description,
School Books Of every kind in uss--as AIdcn's
and Webber's lst, I'd & Sd vols s--Cunmngs.
Morse and Goldsmi,h's Biographies - Ari,hmctics
---Grsmm4Es, Dictionaries. Testaments. &c.---Sea-
haeD's nd Blank Books.
Paper Hangiags and Borders,
For Rooms and window Curtains, selling on At
very reduced prices.
Ur Those persons who are indebted TO G WAr-
ros, and the more especially those whose Accounts
have been of long standing, earnestly requested
TO call and make payment. otherwise their Ac.
counts will be put in suit in the eourse Of 10 days
Newport, May II, 1920.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-01-17
Eoiam6ian Grand Folio Bibls,
FORTY TWO PLhlEs !!

NOV publishing in 90 weekly numbers,
IN at is 10 cts. each. Two oI Tho plates
ares, splendid Pionlisp,scs, srd an cnysa sav ID
Title Page. The works. illgatfA,ed vrn ex
planloiy Noles. Jrors the w'iIin&sof those
emiucn, diyines, Hsnry, BrclD,, seotf, Csks,
Wesfey, and Clarke.
G7e Pcrsoos residing in tho county, who
may wish to sobscribe, can be suptIisd with
this valuable Family, Treasury, By cight nanss
bets al time, or mole, as Tar as published.
on application to the appointed Agent, at Mr.
WV. OMAN's Church. Street, Newport, X.
NIB. Subscription papers are left at
Mr.. SrRBETER's Tavern, Bt;siol---aiso, o,
Ms. CoLz's Tavern, Warren, r 7.
SETH LUTHER, Agent.
I .Acgu., so (tf)
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-01-17
TO LET.

find bossession given iumediafciy,)
TUE front par Of the house (with chambers,
= and Other oonvcnenccs,) now occupied by
the subscriber, sifuate the main road, about two
miles from the state-douse in Newport The sit.
uation b pscsssot, and is well ycalculatcd for &
southern family should il be preferred Boarders
will be taken On reasonable terms, and every eyer
sion viii be made for their ssmsortsbIe srcommo
dation. JOHN ROSE
Middletown, July IS 1870.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-01-17
FLAX SEED.

THE market price, (eitfer in Cash or
= Goods,) wil, be given for good clean FLAX
sEED, delivered in large small parcels, to the
Subscriber, corner Of Warrington square and
Edward ~. Lc1vtm.
Newport D-ceWber 90 1870
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-01-17
JONATHAN REYNOLDS,

Has for sale at his stc,e IN !llckjorf
A Gensroi Assortment of Hardwase aid
IN Cutlery; brsss Apdifons, shove,s and
tong s-- ALSO, Dry G6ods, Shoes, and Gro.
ceries; Dutch ploogh lions. and piooshs
ready made; patent pitch forks broad and
narrow cast steelaxas bar Iron and steel,
and nails Of slI so,ts; hear,b tile, bricks,
slonc lime, Window Gisss and Putty.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-01-17

T~HE well known Tavern and Farm in
y Wellington, lately the property OF Free
man Maybefry, descessed, consisting Of aboct
sky FIVE acres Of excellent lsud well fenced
with stone wall, into lots Of convenient size,
and containing due proportion Of erehsrding,
meadow, pIowisnd and passufsge- with spa.
cious Dwelling House, Stere, Hall, Barn,
Shed, Glib, and other buildings, ell srocted ut
greet expense, and 10 toiessbie repair. The
situation Of the pscmises az the upper four
Corners, near Taunton River end Beskiey
Bidgc, and thtir pumerous eonvsoisocss and
privileges cannot Tail TO MAKE them desirable
70 siI persons wishing to combine and pursue
the businsss Of agriculture, ion.kseping and
Merchandise, or 10 vest properly 10 real e.
tate, which will pay more than the interest IT
its cost. An unquessionsbIe title will Be Civ
en-, and possession given, the ASH IL March
next. For terms apply 20
NANCY MAYBERRY, u Newport,
JOHN HOWE Esq. Of Bristoi,
DAVID SrANOl sH q WcIlinstoo.
Ne~pors. Drcemof az, 1870
TIL. VOLA IL J. AHOM ATIC
SNUFF. for Head. Aehe g Cdfaryh.
ID ECONwRSngD BY l,oct. wArspHovsE, ID
~ nov osns,sn,ly keps fsr sale BY
SAMUEL ". yuHoN
Nszzaza uy ~ un
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-01-17
LiRTWfse,

also, in Lumber Yurd,
general assortment u country Lumber, con.
sisipg Of ship Plank. boat Boards. comm oak do.
snc jo'sts; haN inch cSesnat boaros, &c. &c
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-01-17

r. M'INTiRE, No. ll9. Thames 81.
ID Has jus. received ssd oRsrs fDr sale,
The tbbr, ve's --s-, $3.50 S17S
Monassery, 2 vois 17S
Mystery 2 sols -175
Tsi,s ct tie Heart. by Mrs Opis, ~ 90
Tales &C re friory, Nrs Holland, Nv 90
Winter Evenings Tales By y Hogg, ~ l7S
Nuhs'ee Cottage Boy. Nv 2 90
Country Neighbour ~ :. 90
Llie-s on the Ezsscrn States. 4 Is
Diy's Lectures on Agriculture, IS
Currkns Life. By hs 500. = 90
KS Moore: Melodies. - - 90
Peters Letiess, 3 90
Philiipss speeches. 80
Conversations On Political ncoaonys I -
Hermit in London. ~ .-1 SO
Family Mansiou, IS
.fsss--a gen, y sssospeps Of Bibles, To,
ssnents Prayer BsstA scboc] pscks, Biast Books
M e0fiuaB = Nov %
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-01-17
Lo-Pa,tners6lp DlssotOed.
HE Ce-Pastusrship nsfsloiore existing
Il under the Firm OF

Is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
--AiI persons having any demands, are re-.
qucsted TO present them for Settlement. aud
those indebted 70 said Fitm BY No,e or Bccs
Account, are requested to make pa N cr, on
or before May lerm next, az al unseuIed de-
uands will be then put in the hands OF On
Attorney for collection, without eny d,scr,ssi-
nation. III MOSES IHURSrON,
WILLIAM THJRSTON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-15
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF LANGUAGE
AND RELIES IET.rRES

We have more than once taken occasion fo
call the attention of our readers TO the objects
OF the Society recently instituted IN New York.
and composed of some of the most distin-
gulshed literary characters of our country,
under the title which stands at the head of
this column. Having recently received some
additional Information of the views of this as
ISOLATION, we present them to our readers, or
to such as feel an interest in the cultivation
and Improvement Of the national literature.
Among other details ofthc plan, we under
stand that arrangements are making in prac-
teal way to facilitate the literary intercourse
OF our countrymen. Agencies are established
in most of the large towns of the II. 8. To re-
ceive copies of such works as rSlay be present
ed, and to transmit them from place io place
under systematic regulations for that purpose
Tbr0' agencies thus established, for instance
an author in Louisiana may deposit 5 copies
of a work at New Orleans. These shall he
sent to New York, opened, and distributed
according to his written request say one TO,
the Societys Library, and one each to Alba.
ny, Bowdoln College. London, and St. Pc
tersburgh. The agency at New York will in
tcrchaDse the transactions of all the literary
and scientific societies in the United States
and distribute to the different colleges and
schools such works as may be presented FOR
their use.
They viii in ike manner receive, Tor Amer.
lean societies, books from foreign countries
and forward them to different states, accordin.
TO the circumstances, and transmit any work.
IN return to their agencies abroad.
They wall procure, as far as practicable,
list ofnew publications, discoveries and inycn
lions, showing the general progress of knowl
edge IN the various parts OF the world. In ad
dition tothe ordinary publication Of the Aca
DENY, synopsis will be prepared monthly
and transmitted 10 tie principal American ed
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most respectable proprictors Of post coache,
steam bcais and packets, are also vcrv cord
NJ II rendering their AID in this work
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-15
From tie ". York Commercial ddacrliseg.
BYTuE SHIP EIIZABETu.
FRANCE.


Paris dates are the 10Th October. On that
day the Viscount de Ruaui was condemned to
death, for the assassination OF Gen Duiean.-
The Archbishop Of Paris was at the point of
death.
1t appears that the Courtof Peers will soon
commence the trial of Mazian, charged with
being one ofthe conspiratUrs ofthe 18th of Au-
gust 1920. On the 17ih the officers of JUS
tee met at the palace of Luxembourg, to ex-
anime the documents relative to this affair
Although Count Blacas, the French Am
bossador at the Holy See, has entered into a
convention with Cardinal GOnsaIvi for some
changes In the concordat Of 1917, it is GER
tain that he demanded no dismissal either
of those who have been instituted as Bishops,
or those who have been simply nominated.
telegraph to communicate mercantile in
formation, is to be established from Paris TO
the principal sea-poris. Communications may
be made by night as well as BY day. News
from Bordeaux to Paris will be commitment
ed in FIVE minutes.
It's statedin the French papers, that It Is
not the yellow fever, but the cholera nlorbus
that prevails at Lcshorn, and was brought by
slip ffom Batavia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-15
WHTTTEMORE CARDS

HE subscribers reluctant obtrue their private con-
Germs upon the public notice, but they been in
formed that cotton cards have BEEN and are anufac
tureo ~ THIS city stamped s. Whhea0re & CIR in such
manner as to induce belief that they by sub
ei5ers or under their sancon they consider due vel
20 rue pubic as ~ themselves state such cards are
made by them, and that they have connection Shatso-
yer WIN the person persons who makes them The cards
apuiaeured the subscribers made by machinery. the
use Of which was secured by letters patent granted
~ zoe government of the United States 10 A. W. White
ols, or boston winch machinery and patent right were
heretofore assigned to TIE Nssg York Wnmafuag Cora-
py, an" by them 70 Samuel Wuemore. the subscriber
su wicn machinery IS Ised by other person in this
County, except the subscribers is The in any
place except az Manchester, England. This esta,-
neh' nas been IN successful operation Cor years
o he subscribers are unwilling that the reputation OF the
a.us e ny tem should he any way affected belief
tat we Cards stamped S. Hhieraor Il Co. are ectr-
90 by the subscribers The subscribers therefore give notice
d0D,Viz W ~ '''s ii'e'iP
NETWORK MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
Successors
WILLIAM WiifTrEMORE co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-15
HYATOGA FOR SALE

monday me 2ih inst Chat being the day of Orange
~ conr will be offered for sale at Orange CourtI,o,se
on acred OF Twelve MONTHS that valuable horse
lydioga belonging 10 the estate of the late Gutrdge
Grassy llyatdga begoten by Carrs celebrated horse
iyaioga ms dam by inomes imported Bedford and
thence on his pedigree ascepds through several of the finest
hreeds OF horses 10 Baylos imported Fearnot The
color OF tins horse is sorrel he is upwards baads in
height OF line form and rides well. yatoea will be six
years nj age in the ensuing spring When old he was
let TO lis mares and at years age 10 s9 Notwitb
standing his being so young bose, he known and
s popular the well the east side of the blue
Ridge John TEPnIII -. w
Uccember .. 68-tds of g. l.. Ernsfu. der.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-15
MUSICAL INSTRIIWEY'Tg-

', vs.. subscriber intending remove few weeks 20
New York. viii dispose Of his riaa0 tories ana other
'''s'l.s ~, INSTRUMENTS % reduced prices Cor cash.
py NJ his music Store. nearly opposite the raoie t9ocl
s-s-. e.H..tI ~. 5e-n WA. SrODAHT.
~, subscriber hu0s 30 necessary 70 caution an rcl-
No., ;-"'o,t Tcspassng ON bis plantation AZ Vcs:ha h,
lns on on passing through h. All offenders aer ~
''s.e Wii be dealt with according To- ia,.
..oeI Z. I'LL WILLIAM sHAPARD.
va directors % tie hanchestec r Psfs1s511c Te-1gT
Whole w WI receive proposals Tor completing the
l,r M part OF the road from Manchester 10 pefers
N, i,'nsnceons on This subject NAV De sd.res. 10
~-s ''s'2'son, OF MaHches,cf, prssident Of c Boz
N,,e,te~oo 10. r, MILLER, CIcri.
51-I0t