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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-13
EROM MEXICO.
GBy uny of HANNAH

ABDlCArlON or THE EMPEROR.
The following articles were read.in the
Mexican Congress, by request OF his In
periai Majesty Don A.gusiiD Yturbide, al
ar extraordinary meeting held ia Mexico
on The 18th March; 1888.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-13
REMOVAL,
REMOVAL.
BOOTS sH0EmA
making establishing nj ekAse&k

VSHE subscriber hs removed next doo'
L to Mr.. Brasslngton's, on King street.,
and near the intersection Of King and h'y,
al streets. He makes BOOTS and SHOES OF
every description of the best quality. and
OF FIRST rate materials; he intends constant
" TO employ the best OF journeymen,; la
dies may be accommodated with boots
and shoes of the newest fashion. and IN
The finest style Country merchants aud
other. will be supplied upon the most la
vorable terms.
He hopes that from bis attention to bust
ness, & the superIori,yo. bis workmanship
when he formerly resided in this place.
that be will obtain portion ot pnbiIr sSvoi.
He pledges himseI. TO use his utmost .noi'l
to please bis customers
MATTHEW SEXSMlTH.
for 4 u
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-13
AUCTION SALES.
To- MDHR ROW

At 10 U COX, Will be sold al Mr. Pow
ellis residence. nearly opposite thr anc-
tion store a variety Of Household ind kitch'
en- Furniture.
S. A.. MARsTELLER, auc.
may Is
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-13

Lemons, Whiskey, &c.
100 boxes fresh Sicily lemons
IS do oranges
Is bags FiIberts
do English walnuts
~ casks Superior
SO boxes Goshen cheese
10 sperm candles
6 do Italian paste
80 good wblskey ..,..t d..
Just received per schooner Blacksmith,
and tor sale by sam. MESSERSMITH.
may IS
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-13
IN MARINE LIST, 10 -.
PORT OF ALEI.aN DRI.A

Mau l2.-No arriyals from sea: but
number Of inland vessels got up, with
corn, fire wood, and lumber.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-13
moy IS
Court of Appeals.

THE Council will SIT as Court of APP
i peals on the 2ad, Esd, and Gath, inst.
from, halt past 10 until 2 O'Clock, during
each day. l.. r. 1HomfSoN v, u
NAV IS tZZd
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-13
Public Sale.

Public Sale.
on THURSDAY, 10Th ,nst. Of IL o'clock,
~ ILL be sold at the Reading Room,
w on a credit OF 80 and 81 days,
80 Shares Bshby's Gap Stock,
S.A, MARSTELLEk, auct.
may 6
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-13

Domestic Cottons, &c.
N bales of bleached and unbleached
III cation sbir,ings and sheetngs, just re-
ceived from The factory, Tor sale by
WM. FOWLE 4. co.
ALSO, landing from schooner Lucinda,
from Jamaica. Is tons Fusiic; and from
scbr Alert, quantity Of wrapping and
sugar paper.
may 10
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-13
John III. Laid & Co

John III. Laid & Co
HAVE received per scbr. Lucinda from
III Jamaica, and offer for sale
6 bags bags prime green coffee.
6 tons ogwood
$50 pounds old copper
, Also, per schr. Alert, from Boston, 4
boxes mems, boys, & children's shoes and
bootees OF prime quality.
For Freight,
SA> The new and superior fast sailing
&& schooner LUCINDA, Geo Fetch
er, master; burhen 700 barrels in COM
plete order for The reception OF a cargo.
may Is
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-13

From the Charleston Courier Of 1lay2.
(By the slocp Providence at Charleston.}
KINGSTON (Jam April BY the ar
rival OF the Grecian cutter We are put in
possession OF the following interesting de-
tails of the destruction of the pirat!Cal scnr.
La Gaia
"On the 9Oih ut the Grecian tell in
with thi. vessel at the entrance OF the Ri
yer ST Johns, Bay OF philippine, on the
soutb side OF Cuba, near Bstabano, and at
ter an action of 55 minutes the pirate
blew Up, being then about half wusket shct
from the GreciaD. The schooner was
armed with two long guns. g and "
Founders, and SIX short n,ne Founders,
had compliment Of 90 men and was
commanded by a person named Joseph
L1bms. a notorious pirate
On the Grecian's approach the pirate
hoistea red flag forward, With white
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-05-31
TAKE NOTICE.

yENHAT on the 18Th day of june
Il next, between The hours of sun
rising and sun-settins at the office of
Master Commissioner Wodlo@, in
the town of Romney, in Hampshire
County Virginia. ] shall proceed, by
virtue of commission for that pur-
POSE obtained, TO take the deposition
of George Eskridge, which deposit
ton when obtained, intend 10 Of
fer as evidence in suit now depend
ing in the Superior Court of hancery
holden at v inchester. IN Virginia,
wherein ]. as the surviving partner of
Abraham Usher. and Company, am
laintiff and you are Defendants.
J. KELSO,
6ayriving partner Of abraham Csh
q and Company. April 96.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-05-31
Valuable Box lost.

THE subscriber forwarded from
II Albany, in the month of .Octo.
Der last. Box containing a large
collection of seed, some very valua-
Die Agricultural works, and eight or
ten letters of Importance. The 30,
was directed TO MIR. Mcclure, " in-
chester, Va. to the care of " m. Z. L..
Carton; Philadelphia, and to the fur
Their care OF Ashby and StribIing, AL
exandria. 1t was received by the
last mentioned Gentleman. and en-
trasted to the care ola waggoner for
IT'S delivery in Winchester. AS it ne
YER has been received by Capt. Nc
GuIresthe subscriber will handsomely
reward the person that may give any
inflammation which will lead to its dis
coyery.
WILLIAM NJ. BARTON.
May 10.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-05-31
CLOCKS,
Mathematical instrument
MAKER,
and W0tth sRepairer.

NhE subscriber returns M opfeign
Il ed thanks TO the public for IL,
very Liberal encouraSeu. N, he has (.
ceised for the two Inst years. lie sti,
continues to carry on business at III.
shop formerly occupied by Goldsmi |,
Chandlee, deed. and has on hand I,
large and splendid assortment OF SUR.
VEYpRs' -COMPA~SkS, .ud FRI
rae SIGHT DAY CLOCKS, all o.
which Wilde warranted to be equal.
quality in every respect 10 any IN the
United States. Also, be will keep .
constant supply of FIRST RATE
WATCHES for sale.
49, Watches and Clocks will be
carefully repaired, nd warranted to
perform wellifor twelve months; if not,
no pay will lie required.
He will receive in payment for an,
OF the above mentioned articles, an,
kind of country produce at the marke,
prices ; particularly plank, scantlins.
Ne. aud give a reasonable credit, or e.
ven receive The cash in payment if con-
VenieBt- ORDERS will be promptly at
tended TO by
g. B. GRAVES.
Winchester, May 10, 1923 -3t
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-05-31
Frederick Aulick
has removed his
Tailor's Shop

to the house late in the Occupancy of
Jonathan Robinson; one door north
Of Capt. r.. M.Guil~s' isotel.-He
has several first rate Journemen,
consequently is prepared TO execute
all orders ntrusted to his care. in the
most fashionable STYLE. and al the shor-
test notice-his friends and Custom
.crs are respectfully solicited to con-
tinue their patronage.
April 10.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-05-31
5000 A CIR E s,

in the Counties If Mason and Wood,
lying bct' Ell the two kanhawa's,
partl. tenanted for Is years--and
8 or 5000 Acres
ofmiIitary Lands in the states of Ohio.
Kentucky and Indiana.
THE sale Of All personal property
will take place on the PR misses, Mon
day the Goth of October next, iifalr.
or the next fair day, at which time tn,
terms will be made known. All or
ny of the lands i'll be sold at pri, ate
sale any time before that dayton
fhir,luitbe purchase muney t" be paid
IN hand and the balance may be disi
ded into three annual instalmenIs.
bearing interest from the Gay of sale
and seCuredto nv satisfaction. Pos
session will b. given so far as may be
nee ssar, for seeding tris laH md
entirely when the growing rlnls are
reinos ei,. Al e ). ns al dist nee.
n knowing The premises 4 desii0,s
o. ir'sst,ns (apiIai in this farm are
lns lied TO sicw it. hose in the sur
rOahulns C0anIs know il.
uesiIc also to sell large
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-05-31
1875 ACRES

lately the property of the Opeauon
Manufacturing Company, and b, SID
I ompany conveyed to Daniel Amin.
together with all the privileges of wa
ter, and other privileges and advan-
tages connected with said land; held
and ENJOY ~l by the said Manufac Tie
ring Company. and also by them COM
veyed to said Amin. These privIle-
ges and advantages are fully set forth
and described in two articles of a.
grcement recorded IN the Court of
Frederick County, between said Man
ufactufInS Company, James { arier
and Arthur w. Garter. Every i'm.
formation in relation to titles or any
other subject connected with this pro.
pelty will be furnished by apDlica~
ton to the Revd. George ced, or
Mr.. Lewis HOff of Winchester. The
Sale will take place at IL O'Clock on
the day above mentioned.
ALFRED FL POWELL, Trustee.
April 90
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-05-31
COM MlIvT Ell.

FaNO the Jail of Frederick County
a Va a negro lad who ellis him
self Cyrus, and says he is the pro.
perty of a Mr. Buchanan of Georgia
he said iad is about " or 10 Iears
OF age, dark complexion, about S feet
6 or z inches high, clothing much
worn. The owner is requested TO
come forward, pa, charges. and take
him away, Or else he VIII be dea,t
with as the law directs.
CHARLES hULET, JA1Lor.
May "a.
o. ihc Editors ofthe Richnopdtn.
qnirer, will please insert The above
One week. fer U.rce raop!hs snd
forward their account lcr colIeetin.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-05-31
FOR SHE
OR
R EN- T.

NHAT well known Tavern Stsnd
IL in Middietown, formerly occari-
Ell by Campbell. Mastin, sc and Cor
the last SIX years by the subscriber
L he House is large and commodious.
and the stand offers many adv antages
% person disposed to embark liz the
business of Tavern Keephg.-A part
II The furniture now III the house will
DE rented or sold with the house-For
further particulars apply to
JAMES ANDERSON.
May 8
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-05-31
Public Sale.

BP virtue OF d deed of trust eyecu.
ted by Daniel amin : Jane his wifes
to tile subscriber as trustee for the
purpose OF securing the several d. BITS
in SAID deed mentioned, due to Lewis
iiofr and others. which deed is re- or-
ded IN the County Court of Frede-
rick shall proceed to sell at
P"blIc Auction to the highest bid.
Ger, Tor ready money, before the
court iiouse door of Frederick Conn.
y on Monday the end day of Juno
next. 1 he tract of ,and in said decd
described. containing ahnnt
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-05-31
) Stop the Theft

was otoltn from uy " ee n om
sunday night ias,, BAY .,iAitE,
years old ,his Spring. abJue ts h,.os
"'sh' stout made, marked with The "a. d
s "s OF h Wagon, being he otf Hi, \
creature anu lately locked. her .a,l
ant his yet weal, me hind foot whne,
thiuk the left. She ride- rough aud is
ap, to stop when riding her and besios
~ rear up before she can be cot off
agate IA wasson Saddle aud Bride
was stolen with the Mare. Thera
Vas a man of the following deserI,.-
lion followed my w..gsoRer from Alex.
au1rla 10 where The turnpike roads
separate b made many enaniriss Of
me waSSoner before h. left him and
nen TUX the Ber'y's Ferry road, a.
oout dusk on Sunday evening. He is
tall spare man, about 80 years Of
age. fair skin, light coloured hair and
large sandy whIskers, be had Cd a
bro" nish Sur,out, blueish Pantaloors.
small black Hat half worn--,he ,hpft
was Committed at MIR. Beatty wages
gen stand abou two miles aho, esA die
will give Twenty dollars Reya. ii tor
the Mare AMI Thief, or liberal ss.lss
fac;ion for the mare aIone
RICHARD l.. REDMAN.
Wear Berryv!ik, Frederick county, IA,
Nay 10.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-05-31
Bhll TX Iaa1IS E.

o W AZ m, ton street IN Alexandria.
.merly my rcsid, nee and now Gu
ped by john Lloyd i.sq.-keiera nee
for The purchase of this House VIII be
made to James l.. M, kennie Esq. of
tn, Bank oil Alexandria who is fully
authorized 10 sill the same.
Letters d,.t,tea t. lie will be pr4mi-
y attended 10 and every inlormaiion
given.
JOHN HOPKINS.
Hill d Dale. Balietown host Office,
Eredrick { ounty, Va.
April se-- us.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-05-31
NEGROES,
1000 ACRES,

in the J ract winch can with convent
ence. both as t. wood and water, of
which there is I; n abundance, be divi-
ded into two or more suitable Farms.
The soil is good & peculiarl, adapted
To the cultare af our wheat staple and
other crops, whether of grain or &, ass;
and ] run no risk in saying it is one
OF the most. if not the most,produciive
Farms i'm the Valley. since many ears
experience :,pi the knowledge of the
surrounding neighbors will prove and
admit il. desire also to sell about
81 1000 Acres OF Land,
in Jeffei SEN. lying about 2 miles from
ihe ShannonGale springs, and FIVE or
six from Charlestown, which may b.,
laid off in lots to suit purchasers--al-
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-05-31
A Van able arm for sale.

" hi Subscribe wi-hes to all, r,
private sale, a sraet of isBd, iy'
ing near The rond lea ing f'um u IL
ehest,r az Mar,inshurg, shout miles
zrpm the former pace. This tnTm co..
taios about go acre, OF excellent lint
siooe land, abuut so Of Which is well
eioihed with Iu,her. the balance IN u
good sta,. OF eesti ation- The im-
provemeDts, a ct8' or able Dwelling
house, d good kith' qua meat hOU-e.
,ood harm AMI s'obies, "ith other oHI
houses, an excellent apple orchard, r.
variety Or oihtt fr0,, trees, ami well
OF good hnesinDe "ateT Dfar the
house. The terms viii h made accom-
modass"S. P~t-e0~ .,sbinS to pprei ~
are invited 30 view tbe prem Uses, and
ayciy to VIM. HutG-, near Csrlef's
Tavern, or TO SurtoB /. Harris, OF
" iachest.r,
BENJAMIN HARRIS.
Msrph 80
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-05-31
He'll Tavern.

n HEsuhseriber respectfully inform-
4 his tiends aud The public thai bt
has renewed TO has former stsbii,b
meat at tie sign Of The BELL where
he is psemted for tbs reception Of those
who may'hink proper to favonr hi.
sith tbei company. The house has un
derg"ne thorough repair The room.
ere SO furnished AZ to promise confAr,
nd eouleniepce; to tins he pledges ib'-
4ddiiiou Of hi. own services to render
The tin,dof hose comfortable who ma,
favour Fm with a cali.
NJ. GARBER, Jr.
SrauIon May I'D.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-05-31

Mrs. Mary taibarr, Jacob Earhart
1ohn Earhart, Philip Earllart, Jno
Frederick, Lydia Frederick, John
Frederick jr. Rachael Frederick.
John Arnold, Mary Arnold, John
Winder, Betsey Winder, Jas. CAS-
tleman. Nancy Castleman, Susan
Earhart and Thomas Briggs,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-05-31
VOCAL
and instrumental Music.
MIR. MUSCAREILi,
From italy-PrgesMn and Composer
of ~, sic.

n / n
From Italy-Prgessm and Composer
of.n, sic,
NJ oST respectfully returns his
Iva thanks to these ladies and gem
'lemen who patronised him the
last Summer. and informs them and
thepublic generally, that lie will. on the
first uf June next, re-commence a
curse of instruction in the following
branches:
Fashionable singing, in italian
style;
iano Forte. accompanied with
singing;
Violin; Guitar; Harp, &c.
Mr.. Nj. will teach in Winchester
and its vicinity; in Charlestown, and
at the ShanondaIe Springs. lie will
have Piano Forte at Major Stephen
sons. at the Springs. for the accom-
.uodation of ladies who choose to take
lessons.
Ladies will be waited OH during the
day and gt..iemen will be attended to
in the evening, at his music room in
Winchester. from 7 o'clock until 9.
Mar. NJ. asks the Indulgence of his
friends for not completing his cou
last summer; his engagements else.
where were such as to forbid ii -
Those engagements have since been
fulfilled. and his whole attention will
now be directed to his school.
0@ Piano Fortes tuned and repair
- For sale, handsome and com
piete PIANO FORTE. suitable for
children about or years old to be-
gin upon.
Winchester. May 10.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-05-31
| Earthenware, China 6 Glass

! Earthenware, China 6 Glass
w AXE.
III UGH SMITH y Go. have re-
kl ceiyed per ship fIoNEER, Jus,
arrived from Liverpool,
30 Crates 81 hhds. f. y are.
Jo. I ms supply, aided to their stock
!" hand. gives them very large and
general assortment, which they offer
."r sale at the lowest prices, ourren,
IN the [ nited States, elt'.tr rcpacAed,
N IN the original package
They have slso, and will keep con-
stantiy ON hand general assortment
Of excellent
STONE WARE
made by John Swami. which they will
sell as low as can be had of equal qua
iity. 80
Also. WINDOW GLASS, of the sizes
community used, either rcpacked ~, h,
The box, pipes in boxes, black quart
bottles in hampers or repacked.
May Set
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1823-07-23
From the Newark IN. ~ Eagle!1
Shameful Turpitnde.

An unfeeIing and notorious wretch,
calling himself DIR. James Hamilton,
(or Hambleton,) introduced himself, a.
bout a year ago, into a respectable
family in this vicinity, as physician.
from Montgomery county, (Pa.l on a
tour Of pleasure to Patterson. During
the course of this his first visit, he
ingratiated himself into favour with
one of The young ladies belonging to
the family, and Upon parting, obtained
the privilege of writing to her occa-
sionaiIy. which he did, from various
places. In a few months Ire repeated
his visit, and having a pleasing address,
liberal and classical education, and
withal an interesting and genteel per-
son, he found but little difficulty in wind
ing himself into her affections, and pos
sessing himself of the confidence of
her family and friends. Unexpectedly
receiving information from New-Or-
leans, of the death of a brother, as he
pretended, it became necessary for him
TO proceed with all possible speed to
that place, for the purpose of taking
charge Of his brothers. effects, and he
was therefore obliged to shorten his
visit and leave the fond and unsuspect-
ing object of his villanous designs soon
err, as he alleged, than he had antici-
pated. The first intelligence from
him, after bis pretended departure for
New-Orleans, was by letter, purporting
to have been written Immediately after
his return, dated at Philadelphia, and
stating his intention, after short and
necessary visit TO his, father, who was
represented to be wealthy tarmerof
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1823-07-23
Dim.

In Barre, on. the 18th inst. Doct Ephraim
Brooks, aged 81.
In Shrewsbury, on the 18th inst. Mr.. samu-
ell w. Villas, Baptist Licentiate, aged 80.
In Templeton, on the Sd inst Sarah Sprague
Lord, daughter Of Mr.. Jeremiah Lord, aged 3
years. PRINTERS IN Yermont are requested 10
ansert has DEATH
In Temple, (Maine) June 10Th, Mrs. Grace
Wilder, wife of MIR. Abel Wilder.
In Oxford. 18th inst. Mrs Nancy sparhawk,
wife OF Mr.. Timothy Sparhawk, aged a.
Printers in Rhode Island are requested to in
sert This DEATH.
In Warren, (R.1) ON the 18th inst. Mrs.
Hetty Watson, consort of Mr.. John Watson,
and daughter of the late Mr. Jonathan New
hall, of Leicester, in the 33d year Of her age.
In Shrewsbury, June Goth, Susan R. Will
llams, only surviving child of Doct. Samuel C..
Williams, aged 2 years and months. The
Printer fMe Baltimore Patriot IS requested TO
insert this DEATH:
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1823-07-23
AUCTION.


10y order of the Judge of Pro-
IL y bate, will be sold, at Publick Auction,
at Daniel p. Haynes's Hotel, in Leicester, on
Thursday, the twenty-fourth day of July next,
at three o'clock, P. M! the following describ-
ed REAL ESTATE, situated in said I-eices-
ter, belonging to the Estate of JOSEPH DEN
NY, deceased, ris.-
One Lot of Land, containing about 26
acres, with valuable Grist-Mill thereon, ly-
ing half mile west Of the Meeting-House, on
the south side of and adjoining the Post Road
to Spencer.
.4lso.-About 81 acres of excellent
Land, lying south Of and adjoining said Mill
Lot, on Ballad Hill, ESQ called and is bound
ed on the west by road leading to the sonth-
erly part of Spencer, and is divided into Now
ing, Pasturing, and Tillage.
az Conditions, which will be liberal, made
known at the time and place of sale.
LUCINDA DENNY, .Adm'r.
Leicester, June II, 1923.
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TAKE NOTICE.



II bardston, two miles east of the Meeting
House, on the post-road from Keene TO WoT-
cester, with large House and Barn, two Sheds.
with other Out Buildings-all new and we'll
6nished-with good Well of Water, at the
House and Barn, under cover: Said Farm con-
tains liz acres Of good Land, well divided in
to Moving, Pasturing and Tillage-with good
Stone Walls.-Said Farm is well watered
bounding on Pond on one side, and River
running through the other part, with a fine
Meadow thereon.-As the Turnpike now
building from Barre to Princeton, and the new
line Of Stages which are proposed to extend TO
Albany, by which the distance between Boston
and that city will be greatly shortened-a. ali
must pass the above-described premises, it is
presumed it will be the best Stand for Tav-
ern in the County. Of Credit given for the
most part, If wished for, and immediate pos
session may be had .-----For further particulars,
inquire Of ABIJAH CLARK, on the premises:
H'tbbardsion, july 2l, 1928.
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VERMONT
Ac0densy Of Medicine.

THE Lectures at this Institu-
n ton commence on the first Thursday Of
September next, and continue thirteen weeks.
- ne Professors the same as last year.-Ex-
penses as heretofore.
The Anatomical Preparations in Pro-
lessor .4ndersoa''s department have been great
~ increased, and liberal additions are about to
be made to the Chemical Laboratory. The
professor OF Anatomy expects to be able to af-
ford the whole class an opportunity for Practi-
cal Anatomy.
The Medical Degrees will be confer
red at Castleton. at the close Of the Lectures.
The Medical College will be complete
ly finished before the Lectures commence; and
Library will be furnished. Those Students
who may want credit for Lecture fees. are
notified that ample security will be required
for the payment of the same, before they can
be admitted.
2. HOWE, Sec'ry.
Cdstlefon, June 10, 1928.
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Dissolution ofcabartn<rsii1.

.THE Copartnership hereto
- fore existing between THOMAS JACK
SON and JOSEPH III. EAYRS, under the Firm
OF JACKSON & EAYRs, is this day, by mu-
tual consent; dissolved.
All persons having any demands against
said Company, are requested to present them
ior payment; and those indebted, are request
ed to make payment to THOMAS JACKSON. who
IS duly authorized to settle the concerns Of said
frm. THOMAS JACKSON.
JOSEPH Fl. EAYRS.
Boston, July Is, 1898.
The Subscriber continues in
the Farther and Glass Ware line, at No. ~.
bfoad-street, where Country Merchants can
De accommodated with a complete assortment
On lhe most favourable terms, by the package,
or re-packed.
THOMAS JACKSON.
Boston, July 10.