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lie suhscsiner Will sei privately nus Of iaad ia
4 Bedford county, situated the and south fork.
.roee Greek, and on the main road leading ynchurs
g Faeaste, II miles west OF Liberty aRd adjoining
Buiofi IL contains about 400 acres: which
cleared The part which uncleared eIcspt very small
poFou, IS excellent tobacco land OF the cleared
acres sTe low ground, of the first qualify,
remarkably tine high land This be.i
lard IN the uPPer county, heing we'll adapted cuva
lion "i tobacco ana all kinds Of gam lies remarkably well
sna very nee iron, stones II divided would veiy
handsome tracts, which shall he doue,
purchase wish IT. Persons wishing purchase apply
the 81 criher residing 10 the ntshborhood Of London
or To apt Buiord, residing etraet. VIM IRVINE.
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StS HEREBY gwen all persons ind ebted the Estate
~ ZehioeT, dee. that the powers Of George Mtert
ad estate, seVoked aud that he authorised
ecelve said estate, and that
thorised Ia reee,vethe sane. u. GOODE, d S. for
Thos. Finny Sheriff. and adu'o with the will annexed, of
Chas Zebmef, dee.
g.yt5 s5-s.t
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Lwnatte Hospital, williamsburg
NOTICES hereby given that the cells
occupied and that patient. will
unt'ome othe .Ad ellis vacant tue vii
s!iSec By "rdeT oi the Courtot Directors.
NJ u III L.. IIfNJEy.
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Wy vius ~ Deed Of Trust, executed ~ the subs,
- hn u li'eheson and wife, btaffnf date te Iar nj
my 10 sac duly fernfdcd ~ The county oouri Of Kng
WIN Tor The rWro-f ~ securing Of money
thereon meniioned sba sell u lie highest bidder Tor ready
m EXON me Pemses, 9nths 81 Thuf'ey iu Oct next "
.sit daed containing $40 aefs and yx Che Of
Aug M ahow 10 ncs above West Point The tiecribtf
win convey only such title rs Is vested ia him
Ausust fS. f2n-wet rtfoc .1Ccur
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4 most valuabie Estnte for Sac.

VIII ub.cribsis vTet oil tue hnss Estate. Ia
h,ns Upon Pamunly hive IN The equity OF New Kent,
ab"u two miles below New kent the property
22oo e II which 400 FRS, rat. Iegel RAJ land
well aisp;ed 10 the growth OF corr, wheat cotton, aud
clover wooc land, heavily mbered AID 500 marsh
ounns several honse' and lots, iii the village of Cuute
T' Estate situated at the head OF fine bold uavsat,on
ahtdn water tor vessel Of 500 TONS pr
i've a"d Judicou farmer, advantages, than any
th, lower county.
The ast land has heen stated frs, rate /. well adapted
- pas,' ana clo,er anu hes been much improved by then
ust the high iendis heavily tnbeed aud the
he most vanahe IN the lower county; unu5ualy high
htay nheret, chiefly with ASH AMI fsom expefmr
y med. IN he sale OF TIMBER aud wood The beach, the
ss.nie o, clearing AMI isiming, might be betrayed ~
m -e OF tht wood and uber, aud when reolAned would
fertility.
ie nYte the snuua pros OF which have been generally,
aoou, $500; and shAd i.hery immediately opposite th
ns''s hneiy winch might as1 be rendered vaiusbe,
eu hns i sciie Immediately upon the river and
l. ht village OF e"nheran' the improvement
dwelling ho"s Of thu euomary houses, bar
aud ~ house. The dwelling upon yey eleyat.
ed situation comnaautne view Of Tho IA snd ~, -
ahd SURROUNDING country, for miles. Fish aud wild
fo Of every Variety asetaken the eae,m then proper
The markets of Richmond and Baltimore, are alike oons-
s' % " and produce shipped 10 both FOR III. freight
n moe minute description IL Gesned unnecessary,
supposed that any one desiring 10 chase will the
Having failed in the effort above pro-
perry, on the premises, twill be offered at Public Auction
rifAoai rssT9 at the front the Eagle Hotel in the
CITY OF Rioanond a; II o'clock, (1 Thursday tb-
DAY OF Octoher ncItone fourth the purchase and
ne costs OF sale wiIi be required cash,
three equal annual payments Bond aud ty and deed
OF trust upon the property Of The purchaser
James Lyons, H.
1h0S. II. TerriH
The Marsh land above alluded verJ ynraby situated
Tor reelsmaton being uDcomusoy high, and body
or iOO acres free iIom citek po,n OH the
RIVER, not 10 he at all adteled BY the Fre.be
ms literally mud land, of the richest quality
ov'IdoSn at ordinary high tide body Marsh of snisr
1haIao'e sso Walton s and growth of timber
has hein reclaimed BY MI Thomas Carter, Piping
Tree King VIM county, and now growing on IL p,odf
gosty A:Gvy crop Of from several eEpeEim
~ The ntsheobood, the certainly with which these
he reclaimed and Gu iyaed, At moderate expense may
ed as eseshed onth subject gentlemen Disposed
10 DE informed, respectfully referred Carter
near the Piping Tree aud Mai Charles Hill anjym Arms
lsat, oil King Queenwhp have each reclaimed Marshes
ihsTs heavy growth Of wood, &c. beth high
iah contiguous to bold Daygaton and FROM the increasing
demand iof this article, together with the fact that nttefy
vessels are "a The habit OF carrying wool from this
hood to ~ York aud GtoIgetoo; eooJe ahr Pref,
'HP'e.en non this source JOHN ID. WATKINS.
Sept. std.
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IYHE.4T.


W. nil buy CrcpScf good Whset and take them rn
w he landings JaIItJ R,erbtfo-r at unrEet yofes
Wy !. 16--H ROC ERS & HARRLNOY.
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Eaiuabie Real Estots for Sat-.


virtue Of Deed of Trust, hearing the 2sh Of Nov.
1872 end duly recorded IN the clerks Office of the
court oil Amherst the sh OF January as whereby
s. PendetOu,of tue said cnuny convey ed 10 the
IN trust for the purposes therein mentiened One
tact or Psre. Of land containing 753 seiabe the
OF ess lying aud beng in the county Of Amherst Buo
River, both Il the from New Glagoyto Lynch
burg, and adjoining the land. OF David s.
same land. which rhou,as Adrge purohse OF John Camni
and John Warwick, and which convey Thoma.
Adridse and Catherine his wie the said james 8 Psne
ton, by dee, bearing In. 2sh day Of April 1882
SHALL GU Monday the 9Th day II Oct before the trout
oo OF the Franklin Hotel "a the town OF LynchbuTg proceed
10 sen The aforesaid tract OF apd 10 the highest bidder
nhiie sueou for the purposes OF SAID The said deed
of trust suthuises the sale re made but
the ee 'i'or willing 10 suhOrse iime the pay
nen being sstisiactoiy secured, aud interest pad
annually. The improvements this land a story
brick dwelling house. with l,or Off
Win other necessary houses house, aud franz.
oveisesrs house, harm, &c &c The water equal in
The upper country; the Improvement, coed TIE
plantation under good Of culture aud the
growth OF ~, rate tobacco, wheat, &e; the
tsi, and the deirsb. Thu. and
about me from New Glasgow, tie county town. about
i's from the courthouse Of the county, aud ahou, 20 mile.
from Lyir'isorry. --.r r. ~ EIrHOLSS,
WIN. SEkERVIS
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W.u. s. .,i.HRR COLLEGE,.
EnHE Cnsi 90 Chemistry * Natural Philosophy, 40 TIN,
institution, having become by the ianented death
oil D. who died MAJ yand, about month aftef the
termination II the last cOega. full ue.tfng of the
Visitors earnestly requested eir council chamber
Monday the 18th day of OFT next for the pGipps only
Supplying this vacancy, hut OF considering uthei subject,
great interest TO the College.
Ar the college opeus the last MONDAY 10 Oct will Je
matter OF impoiianIs that tie person appointed m
this CHAIR should be present that tDe, commence bis
duties
Cppmuuiestious may be made the uods Will.
ilm,burs, Va. RIO. MeCANDLISiI, Rector.
So -tiJtbO
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ARAB.
|FxSHiS celebrated Stallion will be sold by auction
at New Market, on the Jockey Club Day,
Thursday, 10th next month, (October)
The terms will be one and two years credit,
equal instaments, for approved paper-the last
payment carrying interest from the date the first
becomes due
ARAB is conveyed to us by Mr. r. NJ. Gun
nngham, by deed OF trust, bearing date 18th De-
tober last ior the purposes therein mentioned
We shall, therefore. only convey such title as is
vested US by said deed, although the right to
the property is believed TO be good.
WILLIAM III. BRODNAX,
CHARLES L. OSBORNE,
Trustees
Captain j. J. Harrison claims; understand, an
interest in Arab, the nature Of which will be eX-
planned on the day OF Sale. w. III. b.
c. 7. o..
Sept. II. 37-tds
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NAVY TIMBER.
.N0VY COn.n,issionsrs'

"'"Vy tONtWsSSionefS' OTIec, I
9Th Sept. 1929. s
s commandment OF the Navy will seated pro-
b.i, viz: ~ '"'"" "e ''''S"'"s N'"'
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tpl.NrvED-

wrh 10 rufehae in Ill Tbs Ispnfh, the folow'n-
gtoeti for which we are wios o. p.y ne highsi cash
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6wcmcn, fTpn 80 o. 20 ycgfs Of ere
chsrher msd 10 do d,
q good chaiacsr
WORKMAN * ;61GRJpBR
~ 3h' tC4l
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June
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-28
Ss srtDsegoegD @Sg1S6W<
sATURDAY MORNING., JUNE e. la2a.

me Election rs the tine for tic election of Pre-
sident approaches, the indications Of Mr. Adams re-
election, become more aud GlDre uoequiyocal From
the election IN Kentucky, as August to the 1st OF
January, we " sa strongly under the fear .hat Cen
Jackson would be chosen. The Conventions m Viz
sioia, North Carolina, Penns ylyania, Kentucky and
Louisiana, which occurred about the iatler per;od
together With Mr. Clay's compete vudicstion. frs,
teSan to roll back the tide. From that period, no
nppropiious sign of any magnitude has occprreI-
hH Adams prospects, obscurc5 for time b, SANDER
and ca!umny, shone ont with renewed brightness--
The acts Of the Jackson ma in CONGRESS- rovs
mat tic Government IN their bands would be admin
is'efed 10 the spirit dat had in!Tncpced te nre
sent Administration. They rejected nothing, recon-
nepded by the Pres'den' and they passed potb,pr IN
conforinabic with the wishes Of the Administration
This satisfied the people that the clamor for CHANGE
was raised by interested men, and ihat if the change
effected, it would result 10 nothing beneficial 10
the people. They would have still the pane laws, and
tho same foreign and domestic policy.
The tone Of the Jackson papers is greatly IosereJ
they anticipate defcat-tbcy know they viii be beaten
What viii they say, when the Americao people give
their verdict ct acqutal for Messr5 Adams aud Cay,
against their beloved charge Of bargain and corrup
hun' Where will they hide their diminished hcaJs,l
INTO what anger boe will they creep
1t 1t vii crafty the friends Of The Administration in
FiFSInIa-if il viii awaken them from that torpor
winch seems to have crept over their facultes-fnI
viii stimulate thern 10 eGorts-Iet them rest as.
sur'd, that General Jackson cannot be eIected.-l
Much stratagem is employed, TO persuade them that
~ York will support Gen. Jackson. Not so. lie
VIII not sc, more than third OF The votes ihero-cer
taIny much 'eis than half This IS no rash asser
ton 1t IS warranted by public opinion in that State,
and by accounts from all parts oft. In PennsyIva
nia parties are ye:y nearly divided. Twenty-six
Counties s'e named which will give Administration
maio'i'ie7. Br' Who c1o estimate The cTccs tha, the
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1oA~NsWxc eCcU%REMcxe.
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO CANAL.

'Efi'> Hi'thi>E X OHIO CANAL,
Ihe Genera! Meeting of lie Con2anl took place
al Tie 10y HILL AZ Warrington on the 21th INST IN
acare to report Of iia Comm sioners on the mar,
OF The u s., and the states Of Maryland 40. Virginia
AID 10 organize i"e company BY the ecc ton OF Pre-
siient and SIX Directors.
hlr isn'h the Secretary % ;hn Treasury - as una
nInons!y requested TO TAX the CGar but he declue,
IN consequence of Lis LIABILITY be called Off by hi:
o'"sr rronc engagements. y; his motion, Mr. Jo-
sePh Gales the MAJOR of Tue City, was called to thu
Chair ~ va
htr Samuel II. Snt. made report on the part o.
'"e |"'n'h''oneTs-!Tom which !; appears, that the
csaicd oX2crce OF fna'Iina Inc Eastern section ofthe
canal ioes not exceed 1900, 00o-and that the list OF
auhsCr ptons shows,
The sabsc"?rIons money amount 10 So 900 100 90
| 10. stuck of P";omac Company Ioo,l49 -
on Hr Rrsi'i motion The fern Of one wear was a.
greed o" as Tie period Of FIR the President ai
Directors. ""'
TIE iJ9s;icnt'5 salary was, after considerable
u't'ss"h' hEfd AT $1,000. Tic salaries of the ili-
pointed. 'P
he nnatnS caae then 10 tie resolution 10 elect ,y
"i'" r'F i'hSh rose TO nominate candidates 10
,me ONCE ne rance TO tie Office Of President,
Chaes fcnton heiccr Of Vir3 whom he snoI,a
IN nigh terms OF cTl0Sy, rs one Of the T,rec.ors ,
nominated Joseph sent, AZ present the Governor Of
S'a'{i-i'a' i2!"'n:ncni i!icn OF The Canal whose
O. re'ids;ce enartni bis irequen, attendance
al We bo0id fhe .ast person whom cir r. named
as Director, ~as Andi cw Stewart a mcnber of The
i'o"7o OF Representatives. from The State of Perne,i
Va"a-a citizen al State through which !ar..e oaIt
o. te carai 70 destined 10 pass and one Of il. most &C.
W. az" ane advocates. "Tbs undertaking. Z ,iI NJ,
not local 'nercr, bat eGn,ncmly national ~ liz
ooJecis. II IS hence obviously proper. that thi. fsa
are Sh1'd be seen fat practicable IN the co,noo
sl,Ion Of NE E'afd in assigning, as would do by
my Nominations. seats at tle Boar! it Of Ma
Wand and citizen " Virginia aiiu 80 Jar. =, i'm,
pre- sing this feature upcr If
The following roninalnu7 for Directors WIRE aI.o
made VIZ. liy = Cos, HI"yor oi Georgetown, and
OF ne pat % that Corporation J1stHer SD,ih E.q
y o. ~. Bent, On behalf nre Corporation Of
" 'Sg'9'on Hreder'rt ,dny and Peter Lemon, Esqrs
and hy MIR. Thompson Mason on the mari IF hin,.
an!na, PtaeaS Jonney, Esq.
tier, made. '''1
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good iucD all tn;cacd ;Geir esteem OF MIR. Adams
that administration of our Government
has failed TO seek the AID Of his distinguished abb
lilies. The bare fact goes very far vpdicate his
present elevation and TO outweigh, in every capd I'd
mind all the inventions oi malice Sant bis unsuilicd
fame
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tiers made


EAeBINGToS, June 81.
) he Stock holders n t,e Chesapeake and Ohio Ca
na' Company agaIc 1ct yesterday pursuant To the adj
j'nfrrnoH' on Saturday last Thc committee appointed
'n Cat day having mad" 4 rr?or and the sarnalayrr-
7oen 5;'enssed tie following resolutions were adopted
with grea! unanimy.
l"'1fre' That The Commissioners originally apcoin-
cI Z" sco"i"e subscriptions 10 the stock Of te com
pany, ae III the opinion Of ii, meeting authorized TO
cn'Erc ~ receive additional subscriptions until the
"o's AMOUNT oi subscription shall amount 10 tie sum
Of s'S millions of do.iats.
ttesoiDed That IS soon the sum Of six millions
of1 have hcen subscribed to tue Stock Of the Cbesa
2oaFe and Quo Canal according to the provisions Of
EJN.e' o. he company. the President aud Direc>
'tu % cause books 10 be opened such times and
''e' s ny n2- deem oTrcdieu mr. ~ recenfioo ~
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PRESIDENT.
Charles EcDton Mercer, Of "a.
DIRECTORS.
T.acr,h T-,rf ~ n7att

~ ~ ''''', " A'ilI 1i9Du.
.5ndrcw Ste" arr, Of PenGsJ leaD;a.
Walter Smith, Of Georgetown.
FhInras janDey, NJ Alexandria.
Frederiri. May,l .e,vo.,.
Peter I-cr0x, OF W aS"ihGio0,
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HITCHCOCK'S NEWLY INVENTED
SNUFF

NOR the absolute relief and cure of
III Catarrh, Dizzin. SIS Of the Head, Weak
Eyes, Nervous Headaches, Falling Sickness, In.
t'Dts trouble d with snufiies II is an immed late
relief 1t is also found highly b. nefesl IN pa riiaf
shocks of palsy, especially in elderly people, the
III having often been protraeted for years. Al
ter an experience of more than fourteen years
practice, can sa.el' say that have met moth
ing as substitute for il in the above diseases.
Having proved the efficacy of variety of Ca
tarrhai Snrf in my own family, was induced to
make trial for s0methii mGre certain aud eff
cacous in its effects, anti Mas led to the discovery
Of the newl. invented snuff, which succeed. d to
admiration in my own family. and with numerous
others who appl ed me for relief l can,.ot,
therefore, torb ar offering the public partieipa.
ton in the benefits derived Gom the use Of this
Snuff; and although numberless certificates of its
un'innbted gOd effects might be obtained, I pre-.
Ter resting It an It's own mer Is, and the unhiass-
ed trial OF q candid pa lie, who may wish for re-
lief in The above diseases.
directions for using - Begin with small
pinch on going To bed. and another in the morn.
ing-incrt asng to three or four per day.
OF The public are cautioned against purchas.
Ing spurious kinds Of the above Snuff The gen.
uine is for sale in Worcester by J. ROBINSON.
t'rce Is cents per bottle; S9,95 per dozen.
Worcester, Nov. ~. iS9S eoty46
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NOTICE.

WNILL be sold at Public Vendue, on the
w premises in Barre, on S.aTURDaY, II.
Goth day of December nent, at one O'Clock
P. NJ, by order of the Supreme Judicial Cour;
of this Commonwealth holden at Worcester o,
the 9Th Tuesday of September, 1928, one -fifta
part of the following Real Estate, viz about
twenty-nrne acres, lying in Barre, on the coun.
ty road leading TO Petersham, consisting 81
Moving, Tillage, and Pasture, with the Build
ings thereon. Also, about Ii acres of Woos1
Land, lying in Petersham, it being all the right
title. and interest, that Hannah Ellis, minor
has, in and to, said Estate, as heir at law, 81
Bethue Ellis, deceased
N. B. The whole of said Real Estate will be
sold, as the other heirs are of age, at said time
and place. JOHN SHERMAN, Guardian
to HANNAH ELLIs
Barre, Nov. 4, 1928. +46l
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CHILBLAINS.

A LBERT'S SPECIFIC for CHILBLAINS,
IA having stood the test OF many years expe-
rence, and received the commentator of innu-
merable sufferers, as to its almost immediate
and neusr:faiting cures, is, on the approach of
winter, again proposed to the public. In thus
advertising this article it is with confidence as
TO its excellence and certain healing properties.
II may be used by adults and by children, with
out the least trouble or Inconvenience. 1t OPP
crates as preventive and in slight cases, cures
are often effected in t,oenty: four hours, and Sc
we're cases in two to four days. The most re-
spectacle references can be presented One
Phial will often be found sufficient for the cure
of several persons, when the cases are slight and
the wash used with care.
This remedy is put up in Phials, each wrap.
ped in printed directions for use, with the scrit-
ten signature of Henry Albert, and to prevent
imposition, on the outside of each, Charles Bar
reil, who is the proprietor's only agent for the
United Suites.
% Wholesale price, Sc per dozen-at retail
rs cents each phial All orders will receive
immediate attention.
CHARLES DARRELL,
l56 Washington-slreet.
Boston, Nov. 5. eotFl
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NEW ARRANGEMENT
OF THE LOWELL AND WORCESTER
MIL STAGE,
Boston, Nov. 5.

OLD LINE.
TENHE Mail Stage will leave Lowell every
Il Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday morn
ing, and pass through Chelmsford, Westfnrd
Groton, Shirley, Lancaster, Sterling, and West
Boylston, TO Worcester. Another Stage will
leave this with the mail at Westford, and pass
through Littleton and Harvard to Lancaster,
where It again nnites with this Stage. At Gro.
ton seats may be taken in the Stage which pass
es through Townsend, New Ipswich, Jatfrey,
and Marlborough, to Keene.
RETURNING,-Leaves Worcester every Mon
day, Wednesday, and Friday, at z, A. NJ, and
passing on the same routes, will, on its arrival
at Lowell, meet with the Boston, Newburyport,
Salem, and Haverhll Stages.
% At Lancaster this Stage intersects with
the Boston and Fitchburg Stage, by which means
passages may be had from Lowell to Fitchburg,
and from Fitchburg to Lowell
u There will also be an Accommodation
Stage, from Lowell to Groton, on Mondays.
Wednesdays, Fridays, and Sundays which will
make daily line from Lowell to Groton, where
seats may be taken for Keene every day in the
week; passing through Townsend, Ashby,
Rindge, Fitzwilliam Troy, Swanzey, to Keene
and at Fitzwilliam seats may be taken for Brat
tleborough on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fri
days of each week
u Books kept at Fryes Hotel, in Lowell
at Ratchelder's Hotel in Belvidere VILLAGE and
at Thomas's, Banister's, and Worthington's
Hotels, in Worcester.
There will be good Coaches and Horses, and
careful Drivers. All Baggage at the risk OF
the owner
u S. BANIsTER, Agent, Worccster-Drx-
TER BRUCE, Agent, LOaoeu. eOtf Nov 10
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CREAM OF AMBER

NOR removing Pimples, Spots, Freckles.
IL and sil eruplions of the skin, gradually pro
ducing soft, clean, and beautiful comnlexon
As remedy for Scrofula and Salt Rheum. IT'S
merits stand unryslled. The fullest reliance
may be placed upon the efficacy of the Cream Of
.Hm6er in all the cases above mentioned. Il no,
on,y renders The skin beautifully soft, smooth,
and clean but, by perseverance, in its applicat;on
u promotes the free aud uninterrupt, exercise
OF those functions Of the kin which are necessarv
10 health and the attainment aud preserya,iou n,
a beautiful complexion. Price 81 per bottle.
90 For Sale by JAMES GKEEN 4 co.
"oreeSsF' eoiy July le.
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Ne,o Carriage Maufactory.

FHNI E subscriber, lat hsnew Shop in the South
a Parish of Brook6eld, is now ready to manu-
facture all kinds of CARRIAGES to order, and
solicits public patronage. Having employed
trst-rate of experienced workmen, he feels con-
fdent that any work entrusted to his care will
be neatly and satisfactorily executed
STAGE COACHES will receive particular
attention. He intends to keep them in such
readiness that he can furnish for individuals or
companies any number wanted at short notice
Likewise on hand, and constantly making.
all kinds of HARNESSES, TRUNKS, and
SADDLES.
Also, Ordinary, Ornamental, & Sign PAINT
Wanted, a good BLACKSMITH, who un.
derstands ironing Carriages one or two
JOURNEYMAN CARRIAGE MAKERS.
and an APPRENTICE to the Harness .Muk;ng
Business
u ASH PLANK of all kinds wanted, from
one and quarter to four inches thick. HuRRs.
FELLoE and SPOKE TIMBER also wanted.
E. G. STOWELL.
Brookfeld, Sept TO- If