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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-25

Inc news OF The a5oVc-vieiory wiil'o; lite en-
courage the Greek Captains who are with his
Lordship.
The Lisbon Gazette of Oct. 27, contains the
following Ordonnance:
The Government receives from every quarter
the 49, sT'iEGctcyy ins Zig .-cc, The Ambassa-
dor ii t,,S 5.sSGiici- Majesty at Lisbon has COM
municated TO the Princess Regent by or,lsr of his
Government, the most positive information OF his
Royal Highuess the infant Don Miguel That
Prince accepts the Government of Portugal on the
conditions prescribed by his august Brother, and
com - 10 govern the Kingdom with firm resoiu-
| ton TO perform all that shall be in his power. to
maintain the institutions granted to the nation by
his Majesty, Don Pedro ", TO which his ROYAL
Highress is bound by the sacred sanctions OF an
| oath.
| 1t is stated in letters from Vienna of the 9th
| November, that the Austrian lnternunco at Con-
stan.inople, had transmitted TO his government a
proposition from the Sultan, that Austria should be-
come the mediator in the discussions going on be
tween him and the three allied powers, and that
the assent of Austria 10 this proposition had been
formally communicated; but whether this step has
arisen IRON sincere desire the part of the Sui
tan, TO bring the matter TO amicable adjust
nent, or the wish to gain time, can only be lrt 20
conjecture. The regular Turkey mail arrived on
Thursday; and the letters from Con ;tantnople, by
That mediums are dated on the 10th ulhmo. These
accounts state, what had been before mentioned
that The Austrian minister strongly pressing
the Divan TO acccde to an armstice.
/ The following letter 10 the Editor gives the
news that the European Ambassadors had got of
safely from Constantinople:
HAvRE, Nov. IS, 1927.
:" The papers give you an account of the afiail
OF Navarin, which think will lead to much NOR,
than some OF the parties themselves expected, OF
can have any wish for.
We learn TO day from Paris, that the ambassa-
doris at ConstaninoE lie have got of in French fri
| gate IL is highly probable that the Janissaries
VIII now regain their power and despatch the Sui
tan. In TACT, we have every reason to expect
great events.
&" This country is all alive with the elections
that are going on The Ministers will have ma
iJority, but not such they had You see
they have brought reinforcement into the upper
check.
I MIR de Corbiere, who has been i'll for some time
we learn to day is dead. 1t will not be difficult to
supply his place
Gibraltar papers TO Sth Nov. received in Boston
give an account of an action between an AIgerine
/ and French squadron which lasted several hours
when the contending parties separated, without
apparent damage, without any apparent desire
or purpose TO renew the contest
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HOUSE OF REpRrgEvT ,T1vrs

The following gentlemen compose the Commit
tee for apPortionment Of Representatives under the
mn census:
messrs, Storrs, Little, Anderson Of Maine,
Crowninshield, Bartlett. Pearce. swift Inoer-oll,
Thompson Of n. j.. Johns Buchanan, Roanc,
Holmes, Drayton, Thompson Of Georgia, Daniel,
Mitchell OF Tennessee, Wright of Ohio. Livingston
Blake, Halle, Duncan, M'Kee, Bates of Missouri
ced the following:
ny mr. Drayton Of the Charleston Chamber Of
commerce, for the adoption of some mode which
saai produce uniformity ia the settlement Ct
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-25

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20.
In SEN ATE.


Mr.. Hendricks submitted resolution proposing
an inquiry into the eXpediency Of ceding the pub
lie lands within the limits of the States TO the
several States in which they lie.
The resolution submitted yesterday by Mr.. Sis
bee to inquire into the eXpediency of reducing the
present duty on Wines and Teas, was considered
and agreed 10.
MIR. Smith of Maryland introduced q bill to re-
viye and continue in force, an act declaring the
assent OF Congress to an act Of the Legislature Of
Maryland; which was read, and ordered TO a Sc
cond reading.
The bill to abolish imprisonment Cor Debt was
then taken up, and after several amendments
proposed by Messrs. Berrien, Eaton, Chandler
Hoyne, Kane, and Ridgely, which were agreed
to, Mr.. Johnson Of Ky, moved that the bin be
made tlIe-specal order Of the day for Tuesday
next.
After some remarks from Mcssrs Tazewell.
Berrien, Johnson of Ky., Van Buren, and others.
Mr. Johnson moved the postponement of the
Iill to FRIDAY next, then TO be made the order of
the day; which agreed to.
The Senate adjourned.
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CAMP NEAR NOS1ITZA, Sept. 30
had the pleasure few days since, of giving
you information that flodlla of Greek vessels,
composed of the st. Sauvcur, tvosc hooncrs and
gun boat, had succeeded in entering the gulf of
Lepanto, notwithstanding the fire OF the two cas-
ties OF Patras and Romelia, through which they
hid TO pass. The next evening Captain Hastings
entered with the steamboat Perseverance and ano-
Their gun boat, without sustaining any damage from
the castles. There were at that time in the gulf,
. Turkish vessels, 3 Austrian merchantmen which
had been supplying the Turks at Salona and some
small craft.
Captain Thomas, commander Of the St. Sauvetr
had attacked the Turkish vessels, previous 10 the
entry of the steam vessel but owing to his not be-
ing seconded by the Greek vessels, who were a.
iraid of the battery, which the Turks had raised
on shore he was obliged 10 wait for her coming up
his morning, at about 10 o'clock Captain Has
tings and Thomas attacked the Turkish vessels
an in few minutes VIC saw the smoke ascend
ing from one OF The vessels which had taken fire.
The engagement lasted half an hour, and in that
short Time the two intrepid Englishmen succeeded
IN burning all the Turkish vessels, with the exccp-
ton Of one which they sunk The Austrian YES
GELS were captured Among the Turkish vessels
was one belonging 10 the Scraskier Redschid Pa
cha, which bore bis flag and name. The Turks
played OF their battery Shore and had 700 men
posted among the rocks who fired yOes of mus
kerry among the vessels. The service rendered
TO the Greeks by this successful undertaking is
most signh one, and should General Sir Il. Church
commence an expedition 90 Rumelia, he will de-
rive MOI httie advantage from it. Our vessels
were but slightly damaged by the cneIny's fire
On BOARD ihe -. Sauyeur four men were killed K
wounded. Capt. Thomas and Lieut Seaman ,vcre
much hurt by the spliniers Of a run carriase,
which enciDy's ball had struck. Our yes,eIs win
sail 10 night for LutraTi at the end Of this gulf TO
dispose Of their prizes and repair damages
4. j. said Oiat Lord Cochrgne il near prevesa 49,.
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Gibraltar papers TO Sth Nov. received in Boston,
give an account of an action between all Algerine
and French squadron, which lasted several hours
when the contendng parties separated, without
apparent damage, or without any apparent desire
or purpose 10 renew the contest
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-11-02

From Dr.. VIM Price, Liverpool, England, formerly Sur
geon Of the Penns, yania Hospital, &c.
The Vegetable Syrup called Swams Panacea, prepared
by Mr. Swami of Philadelphia, has recently been ntrodu,
ced here BY DR. Price, from the United States of America
where it is ensvely used in the treatment of
rety of Chronic Diseases.
OF he efficacy If This preparation Dr. Price has had album
liant and satisfactory evidence, during OF ex
mad- under HI, direction, whilst Surgeon of the
sysania Hospital, and since his arrival in England
4d The good fortune of witnessing many additional
lis successful administration.
Diseases in which this Medicine has been particular
" e,eu, ose arising ON constitutional causes-as in
various firm, Of ocrolla whether affecting The bones,
iaot s,it pats aud in where disposition
MS disease Tested by debility only, it operates
preventive TO The local disease by its beneficial effects
ease and in the secondary forms Of Syphilis and has late
been given with marked success in CHI onc diseases OF
the Lives winch had resisted The careful exhibition Of
cury. has, likewise very recently been administer.
ID with dec.ed advantage BY of the most distinguish
I'd Snrgeo in London, which had entirely des
troyc the rgb' of the patient and great portion
4 e The side OF the face WM PRICE, NJ. D.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-11-02
NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW
No. 57-t,r Oct. 1897.


C0arErrs.
Corusnfoas ivr }tiing The Fsler0i Constitution The
De bates Eesauuons and aihc Proceedings, The Adop-
ton o. the Feleial Constitution ended ny the
Eenera Convention PHI lalepa ON the l7t OF 5epten-
ssrs l7SY Collected AID revised by jonathan Elliot Vol
l. Containing the DeOaieS 10 Massachusetts and New foik
II - ho ,vyo,e CR Bias FL Observations Cruqies sur
h Roman de Gil HAS de santlape par j. A. Llorene
Aventuras de ti BIAS de Satilana. rebada$ fspana
aIcp.alAs Flacia por Monsieur Lesage esluidas
50 P.tr engua nativa per Espanol zeloso que
SURE Sc b.rlen dc su Nacon g. r dc l'ia
ILL., Rasgia1 Eha5assuo BYkAdria Voyage luxembourg
i,oukha, fat 1920 les Stepres qui se,en
dent Pest de la erdArs delade facen axartes
sedge par NJ le Bai on George Meyendo'tf
". .Whenneys Tour 10 Lake Superior Sketches OF
Tour 10 tie Lakes OF The Character and Customs ct the
Ctippeway Indians and OF Incidents corrected with the
rreatv Of Fond lu Lac. BY Thomas l.. Mkenney.
" Bs,yring's Sertan Popular P0eiry-Seryan Popular
Poetry, translated by John l3owring.
VI Life Of .Hajor CdrngAf the English Rcformer Lille
and Correspondence OF Major Cartwright edited BY hi
Niece, + ". Cartwright.
VII Csspers Political Er'nomy. Lectures on the Ele
menus Of Political Economy. BY Thomas Cooper
VIII. Speeches y Henry Clay The Speeches OF fienr,
Clay, delivered in he Congress- Of the United States tt
which il pretixed a Biographical Memoir; with Appen
dix containing his Speeches lexington and Lev burg
and before tue Colonization Society at Washnston 70
gethc with his Address his Constituents, Oh the Snoec
of the late r. esdenti Election.
TX Reforms in Grammar The True English Grammar
seng Attempt to form Grammar ot the English Ian
Susge, no, modelled upon those Of the Latin, Greek am
other Foreign Langu cages. ry William b. Fowle.
Noe Captain Clevcland's Voyage from China TO tn
Northwest Coast Of America.
The .lorih american Rer,e,u is published in Bosto
quarterly, making volumes year, OF about 45o page
zach.
The subse ption price is fue doNars year, be paid
subscribers in advance. and at rewards - ApriI ~he
the second nomhey for the ,tar STALL be CO ed
Subscription reccivedhy A & II. WILSON, WI 'ngto
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-11-02
DRY GOOD.S.

Superfine broad cloths and d e9ors
linen and cotton dringa yellow and blue mported and
domestic nankn, Vaena, Marse lies. o,inet and Fioren-
zine vestngs; black plain aud tSled IT'S Cir
cassan ging sns, caicoes, cambrlc beaccd and b. oa
shifting and sheeting musns, Irish linens, long ami
canbric linens Levantnes, Forences, Gios de Na,es
lutesrng, flag aud bandanna 1dkfs and linen do
white aud cooFed canton Grape and Grape hawls green
white aud black Italian do worsted and cn on hose and
aspeIders York and beaver gloves, awskins make OF
Kid gloves of superior Quality, white and Color ed domes
psds and stripes, aboy, bangup and p sburg cords
fusan and drllings, hanne furniture and sp, check
Swiss, null. book and jackonet muslns; ia So and Ga
imty, ash, diaper and liable inens, belttckny Russia
and imitation sheeting blesched and nbeacned coarse
linens, Osnaburg and Burlap's, Porter and Lane
shectings; Wilmington, Jackson Adams and Jefferson
Stripes eans Garcia stripe, ginghsms black aid brown
senhaw. sarsenet black and light coored last ng, &c
GROCERIES,.
Sugar, tea, coffee noasses, ~. nackerel in hbls. and
anncgs, cloves Together with general variety Of
Liqucrs and Sea Stores
PAINTS IND OILS.
White lead, black lead. red lead, blue, red yellow
lchre, Prussian blue, chronic yellow, vertgris ground
and dry patent green, fig blue, iogwood, &c winter
sumner, com non, castor, 'nseed, and s" Get Oils
Farther, China Glass and Qu.pnsuarp.
Having purchased The goods chiefly at auction we
those who may favor US with their custom
SAMUEL. M'CAULLEY
Jane %, 1927. JOHN RICE
n. H. We have in addition to the above lust received
general Of Fashionable Uoo 7d Fur HATS O,
commission, from the well known fac Of ISAAC SHOT
WELL, No 49, soathfrcn street, Philadelphia which, viii
ae sold low,
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South Wsst n, and n,ar to, Bran ~ ny.
In and adjoining the store formerly Good 81 Aa
Hice, as Srocery--where Il may be { ui.l
~ persons to call and examine for themselves
The following compose part Of their rtment
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-11-02
NOTICE..

Farmers Roar, P1i!.,t thsd, 4ugus,6. Icy.
Messrs. Ilinns {; tllelaud
Gent, meh- Much has already been said, Il a n,nl,
OF Certificates have appeared IN the rubc pun, crilt
ing the paaeled success which has ntl.G htp,
Balm Of Columba and the dscoveror { any ,aloaY 81,
paation certainly is eitnled 10 reward il, 81 opurna
the discover, is useful; Itheeotc take the liberty tn0W
the medium OF your excellent pa. or to coiun.ca n
the public the following information.
AZ AN early age lost NJ, lair entirety ftn, he ctoau,
my head, aud not surprising any restorative lad be,l
could be discovered submitted to my loss as ia ci A
is common TO others situated About the s.c d Gy
five WAS attacked atl tie st. Attuny's re N Il, bt
After my recovery, he remaining hair the h4ra All
sides 81 my head fell OF; were ui.d 70 IT,
ore It again. but all 70 no purpose An eniet pt,,
Clan, in is city. at engl advised me To lie Eaia I
Columbia purchased malt bottle rice 80 cents Nv
anxiety 10 have my ban ies,t red quickly, idt ced ne d
devatc from tie directions pren the bottle, anL D..
pied thu &c times day, instead OF bu, once AZ dnec
taking care TO rnb ii VEL INTO tie skin, tac inc w
believe tha il Others ", ud follow my exam c tl, str
always be successful. The result Mas THAI in si,u line
my head was covered entirely the top hee had bee.
50 long without nair, well bel ind ard HE ,,es OF II
head, 10 the great Of ysif and all NY friends
Gentlemen, am yours sincerely
DANIEL. O'BRIEN
" The balm of Columbia is for sale al the "wacLmat"
Office, Wilmington, $50
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MIDDLETOWN ACADEMY j;
Classical Department.

rl>lils Institution will he opened on Monca, the osl
October nS., under the cafe Of the Rev. Josisa
WILSON.
In this Seminary Students will be thoroughly instructed
~ the different branches # good English and Classcn
Grammar, Geography, Composition Execution, >laiheua
cs and tl!c Greek and Latin Languages. Tie terms
uition will beior The Engl4 branches, exclusive ct
MATES; for the Languages including the English $40 par
SESSION. Fulton money to he PAID in advance.
There will be two sessions in the year. with short raca
ton between each.
Good boarding can be obi aimed in respectable families u
INC village at the rate OF forty dollars per session; ana
few boarlers can be accommodated in Ike famly II tic
Principal JNO EDDOWFS, .Nr'y.
MhIlleiown, Oct. /. 1877 g4-5n
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SADDIiNt.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
EOr SAKE.

The subscriber, purposing to lca,e
the State, Offers for sale, tue EARN NV,
which he now resides, situated nn M ~
elevated ground, within halt mile. 4;r'c,,,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-11-02


0lSB elevated ground within halt mile, u;rrc,Is
back Of Wilmington; containing about eight, acres incl
ding fourteen acres If Marsh meadow. Tie si,ua;o
beautiful, and ron ong experience, Eroved to be One n,
the healthy in the Sale,coinmanding an e,,en,
prospect Of the Rivers Delaware and Christlana md
highly improved surrounding country, forming adan,
equaled by few and passed by none in the tate Of IT,
lawsrc. On this Farm every improve NECESSARY e.
the convenience Of family as well for iin"s, gardening
Of dair,ing,-a commCdious dwelling house, barn MIL
house, grAnary, carriage house, work sh, n and snoL
house, II stone also. ruo'ny ard convehcnttuo spy
house. for ovcrseer poultry house, ice house, &C. VIM
orchard containing upwards Of fifty varieties Of chme
fruit. situation commanding more ehghul prospeel.
and possessing the valuable blessing Of lie am IN
be but seldom offered TO the public. 1t will be dppost
Of on accommodating TO the purchaser at e.s, tr
fourths Of the purchase may remain in his hand
for Of wears, # required, Stocks in the Iank
Insurance fces Of Phiadephia, prices IN h
taker in payment.
Should the property not find puTchaser, in all he pres,
year, will be let, either entirely, he shares
term Of years, person that be well recommended
and possession given in the spring For further inion
ton inquire of WM WAY, No 81, Woodsire.t, phIal,
phn, the subscriber JOHN WAY
| September H. 1897. sS-2m
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-11-02
NilI'it,t.

A VERY uGS.y colored Cifl. IS ycet, III. 2,.o ~,
"a dersnnds cotk.Hg. and ~ kn,i- t,,..at ito i,
disposed OF for II years, ID s,,eeai 10 foil y
this State. lnqu;raa t's .,'Tce. - y
sspt, H. 1877. u
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-11-02
NOTICE.

H. persons indebted to he estate nf Hqrr csh. dc
cease'l' late g Ncwcasue, iJe rc;u ted Ia max.
immediate payment. and these haYnC cla ms are desire,
to present them properly authenticated ~ see,ncn, /,
Newcastle Oct To- 1897. w a.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-11-02
NOTICE.

LII persons having demands against the % sis nj Ii,e
IN ctoa deceased late Of Pen ader iundr, d. Delaware
are requested 70 present them duly attese !or sci teen
id al persons naeh'eh to said estate WI! make ,mn.c
date payment 10 the subscriber.
DEBORAH CLOUD. .9fa'r
Sept. II, 1897. aj.tn
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-11-02
NOIItE.

NU II II.
ME partnership he,etof sting under The firm OF
Il CHASrLgR & fALLlY, Blacksniths. IN brandy s'nc
Hundred, is this day dissolved by mutual consent Any
persons having claims against said hrm, will present I
sccounts to LIN Chandler, for settlement
JOHN CHANDLER,
WM TALLEY.
Oct 80, 1927 l-4P
B. The business will be continued BY joins Gatsn
tER in said Huudred
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-11-02

rsVi, Medicine has acquired very extended and sab
,hed celebrity both in hospital and private practice.
.nc.rs efficacy alone has supported upwards Of gilt
ieats
\. spring JI4purher, i has given new constitutions
housancS it is by It's OPERATION on he B93d that such
uprising cure, have been performed on those who
imposed be aborng under pulmonary affections, &c.
The effect this medicine such not to interrupt
her pleasure aud requires only the common
stia,, of nera in Diet ii is conveyed by the crcu-
it!ng ills and correct their tendencies TO tls
diseases wAch oryina,e in yitiaed blood, diseased
.ver, or depravrd appetite. Il is safe medicine, aud
Moves all those evils which unsuccessful Of mer-
cury So oecn OCCASIONS NJ oae .o.vever 10 advised
.akr IL ,vishout frss fg oarincia7 hmse1 IF he ruth "
ientions.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-11-02
LOST.

BETWEEN Newport and the Chaybeate Springs a
Id small pocket WALLET I, containing small amount Of
Cash and few papers. The finder will be compensated
leaving il he office Of ROBERTSON < LITTLE No. 49,
Markc' stree, Wilmington Sept. 4.
BLANK BOMBS FOE SHE at this Office.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-11-02
NOTICE.

A ~ persons indebted to the estate of FaAScIs Moons.
dec, late ct 81, Georges Iunded, requested to
make immediate payment aud those having claims apains
said estate, viii present their accounts duly authenticated
10 JOSEPH MOORE, .i,i,a'r
reheauer iiuhureu, uct ~, l82T. 93-y tn
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-11-02

This medicine has the Singular fortune, Just tribute TO
is great merit, OF being recommended by The most cec-
brated Practitioners Of Medicine the United States and
cseuherc whereas Of the spurious mixtures made
III imitation Of it, has the least support fom the medical
iAcutr This fact offers argu, Mt 80 plain and conclu
1--we, that il needs only 10 be mentioned to enforce
ylclIon
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-06-01
Transportation lime,

THE Subscribers have established llne OF raCk-
cts for the transportation Of goods from phadelpha
to baltimore, by way of Wilmington and E'kton' TO
leave c. pusey and Co.'S. Wharf, Philadelphia on
Sd and 9Th days. Tuesdays and Fridays) every
week. and Light street wharf, Opposite Gerard l.
HOPKINS and Moore's STOREY baltimore, twice
week regularly. First rate Boats are PROVIDED,
with experienced captains. Merchants residing at
distance by consignlny goods to the Agents at
either end may rely on their being forwarded by
the first Packet. Goods will be taken IN store at
Wilmington ndiorwarded to the Packet at Elkton ;
and at Elkton and forwarded to the Packet at Wii,
minston, and in all respects the local business w'i
receive the usual care.
1t is the conclusion Of the Proprietors to devote
much personal attention to the faithful conducting
of the Western line, and having the assistance OF
the most respectable and able Agents at each end
thereof, they feel confident Of succeeding in giving
satisfaction to their friends and the public.
c. PUSEYS Co. Philadelphia.
GERARD 7. HOPKINS + MOORE,
Baltimore. Agents.
ROWL.4ND {. SIOCKLY,
Wilmington.
HENRY BENNETT, Elkton.
PrUprietors.
Gerard r. Hopkins and Moore, purchase and
sell grain. and other produce on commission.
Sd mo. 27, 10 h'
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

All persons having claims against the estate of
DIR. SAMUEL H. BLACK, deceased-arc requested
20 produce the same with their vouchers, for settle
ment; and all persons indebted to said Estate, are
requested to prepare OF payment, especially those
indebted on book accounts, are required to come
forward immediately and settle the same to those
not able to pay Immediately settlement some fur
ther time may be given but those who will neither
pay nor settle, need expect no indulgence, as the
number of accounts to collect. the remoteness OF
many Of the Debtors, and the many other engage
ments of the Administrator, forbid all trifing.
To prevent disappointment to those calling on
the Administrator, he will set apart Mondays ant
Thursdays in each week to the first of July next fol
that purpose, Except Mondays the 18th and 2ls
of May Inst he having other engagements on those
days,) when those wishing to see him will find hin
at home to- attend to them
JlCOB FAIRS, Admir-
Hedgefeld Farm, near Glasgow, May /. 3D.