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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-08-06
NOTICE.
Valuable laMd fop sale
AT REDUCED PRICES


v6NHE Proprietors of the South East nine
- townships of the Holland Purchase III
the western part of the State OF New York.
now offer the unsold land in those Town
ships for sale, at the following reduce d
prices viz.
In quantities Of 1000 acres or. over, lying
as contiguous and compact as may be, al
one dollar and twenty five cents per acre.
and in less quantities, at one dollar nnd fif
ty cents per acre, for cash IN hand, and al
two dollars per acre, five per cent of the
purchase money in advance, and the resi-
due payable in eight equal annual install
mcnts, the first to be paid IN three years
from date with interest on the residue from
that time only
These townships are distinguished by
No. ], 2 and 3, in the lst. 2d and Sd ranges
of the Holland purchase lying inthetowns OF
Friendship, Bolivar and Cuba, in Aleganv
County and CLEANS and Hinsdale, in Catta
raugus County.
The face OF the country is diversified with
hills and vallies, but not mountainous; the
soil rich and easily titled.
II is covered with great variety oftim
ber, of luXuriant growth. The country is
HclI watered and remarkably healthy. Va
nous roads nre opened through the
'ract; houses of public worship; mills, and
school houses have been erected therein.
AS the title is indisputable, it is believed
iha, tins tract presents more inducemept to
the enterprising emigrant than any other
N the State. For further particulars apply
to the subscriber, at the Office of the Hoi
land land company at this place.
EiIicottvile, Cattaraugus Co. N. Y.
June l, 1899.
STALEY N. CLARKE.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-08-06
Job Sherman,
HAS JUST RECEIVED FROM BOSTON,
n LARGE ASSORTMENT or
SPRING & SUMMER GooDs.

Vhtch tciH be sold at reduced prices,
Among which are,
DLCE. mixed and olive Broadclo,hs.
- sattinetts. silk and Valencia Vesiing,
black and red Circsssian, black Lasting,
yellow nsnkin, nankin and Canton grapes,
blue, black, pink, white, brown. and olive
Gros dc Naples silks; colored Florence blk.
sinchaw, white and colored satin. Russia
damask, linen damask cloths, linen checks.
fine masland linens. white and brown drl..
linen and cotton lawn, linen cambric hkfs.
Russia diapers, plain spd fig'd Swiss mus.
lin, fancy cravsts, leno and book muslin, a
large assortment of small figured calicoes.
ginghems, Mexican satieeps q pretty srti.
Gle for childrens wear. brown cambric inc
white German cotton hose, brown bs,ist. a
new style Of beltings, rich garniture rib
bons, large and small shell combs, toreth
or with almost every desirable article Of
the day, end Of coed kind. oil which are
offered % low % at any other store in
evN 4b mo. 22d, ls?V.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-08-06
DEPARTMESr OF Sra

DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Patent Office, June 90, 1899.
a LII persons having bushes with the Pa
"a tent Office, are requested TO direct their
communications directly to the Superinten
dent OF that Office, instead Of the Secretary OF
State, e,tho latter mode being attended with con.
siderable inconven ience and sometimes risk
All such communications are free of postage,
and will receive immediate attention
JOHN ID. CRAIG,
Superintendent.
Washington, June Cow
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-08-06
CIRCULAR.

STALEY N. CLARKE.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-08-06
Franklin Observatory.

'NHE subscribers have the satisfaction os
n informing the public and visiting stran-
gers, that on Monday the 27th instant, they
will open the OBSERVATORY for the
reception ct company. Tho proprietors haVo
spared no expense in order TO render this Es-
lablishment as convenient and comfortable as
any other of tho Kind in this or any Of ths
nelghborng States. The Observatory is de-.
hghtfully situated on the Hill, at the Souti,
cast part of the town. and on one of the finest
sites in New England; commanding broad
and extensive view Of the surrounding ocean
and country. There arc connected with this
resort, two BOWLING ALLEYS and long ranra
OF ofbeautiful WALKS The buildings and into
rior accommodations are finished in superb
style, where select parties can be furnished al
all times, with separate and private rooms.
In one of the upper stories there is erected a
first rate billiard table, connected with which
is an EXTRA Bar Room, which together with
the Public Bar Room on the first story, will
always be supplied with the choicest LIQUORS,
and every other LUXURY usually called for at
similar Establishments
MIR BuRDIcK, one ofthe concern, occupes
the TEA.HCUSE, contiguous to the
Observatory, which will also soon be ready
for the reception Of company. Mr. p. with
the aid of sufficient number Of suitable as
sistants will take all possible pains TO accom-
modate those who may be pleased to patron
ize the Observatory.
CLARKE BURDICK,
THOS. STACEY, Jun.
Newport, april 10th, 1929
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-08-06
PARTNERSHIPS.
Dissolution Of Partnership.

Dissolution Of Partnership.
TNHE connection in business between the
4 subscribers, under the firm of
.4yvDERSON, LEHIS g. co.
in consequence of the i'll health of ID Lewis
is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All
persons indebted to said firm will call on Hen
ry Y Cranston, esq and settle the same--our
demands having been lodged in his office for
collection Persons having claims against
said firm will present them to Anderson Il Al.
ger for payment.
DANIEL ANDERSON,
DAaIEL LEWIS,
NICKLUs ALGER.
Newport, sth July, 1929
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-03
From Poulson's Philadelphia .9meriean.
IMPORTANT DECISION.

In the matter Of the First Baplis: Church
of Philadelphia, the Supreme Count oil Penn
slyyania have been occupied for several days
in hearing testimony and the arguments OF The
learned Counsel. No change was effected in
the minds Of the Judges, who heard the former
argument; and OH Saturday last, Judge Smith
delivered an opinion concurting with the Tor
mer opinion Of Chief Justice Gibson and judge
Huston. Judge Tod delivered second opin-
ion, with which Judge Rogers was understood
10 concur, differen, from that Of the Court
By the maiori,y Of the court, the right ofthe
minority Of the congregation TO have Charter,
under the name Of the Firs, Baptist Church, was
established, and at the same time, an equal right
on the part Of the majority TO obtain charter
under the same name, was admitted, and char
ter for them was accordingly submitted Tor the
certificate of the Judges. This decision was
made expressly on the ground tina, The grant OF
a Charter in the name OF the First Baptist
Church, could in no rcspec, affect the rights
Of property.
After the opinions we're delivered, the Chief
Justice made some very just and iorcible re-
marks to the parties, earnestly recommending
10 them an amcsble adjustment Of their differ
ences in regard 10 properly II was evident 10
him, a. was usually ;he'case in these religious
disputes, that il was contest for property, car
ried on in an angry and bitter spirit, unbe-
coming the christian character. The decision
now made would confer no rights to properly.
These stand as they did before. What is the
rule of justice, which should govern these par,
ties, is plain and palpable TO every person OF a
ny common sense. 1t is that the majority
should continue to hold the property; but II Is
their duty TO make compensation TO the mi
nori,y, in proportion to the respective numbers
of the parties. This minority have not been
deprived Of their civil rights, by an expulsion
from the church, by majority exercising an
arbitrary power for party purposes. II the
r2iority do not do justice on this plain prin.
e,ple OF natural equity, the minority may pur>
a., ,ae.r legal remedy, in which the charter
yy i s7'v be a means Of facility; when il will
.,et Ae.g urn out that they ~iil be entitled TO
s-ssy - o;or,ionare interest in the church pro-
~ :. adjustment, on this principle should
eas Si,hou: further litigation.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-03

Messrs. Editors-The following highly in,
eresting, and we think admirably. we'll told
tale, from The John>town Republican, you will
oblige US BY inserting in your columns. Some
farther portion Of this "s,range even,ful his,o-
ry" we shall subjoin, although apprehensivs
our feeble pen will fail in doing justice 10 the
sequel
80 woman! l in ordinary cases SO mere a
mortal Jhow, in the great and rare events Of
life, dost thou swell into the angel !"-exclaims
late popular writer. The opinion has been
expressed by many before him, and history
bears on its page some splendid proofs of its
business. Romance also has often adopted and
gildeG for the theme Of its tale the heroic en-.
durance OF achievement or generosity Of woman,
and the Roman Cor Grecian) daughter. Eliza
beth in the exile Of Siberia" aud The heroine
of",he Heart Of Mid Lothian" are but the po>
traits which commemorate some scene of real
life. Numerous, however, as are the recorded
proofs Of woman's eapability Of greatness, they
bear but small proportion to its Thousand e1er-
tons which have passed uunoticec to oblivion,
and perhaps the finest and ,ruest displays of
female heroism have been in humble or in pri-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-03

Mr. Sno,cden-Through the medium of your
useful Gazette, wish to inform our incumpar.
able DIxsoN, that he would confer favor on
his numerous friends and admirers, if he would
sing, when convenient, Hull's Victory" Con-
s,i,u,ioa and Gurriere)" Star Spangled Ban
ner,"" Monsieur Non Tong Paw" SC. In
stating this to him, he may rest assured they
will be received with unbounded applause.
CLIO.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-03

.EXANDRn
s :
asGIN z :EieT;f.rg;rs2
paIHrlD RUBIIsn1p,
DAILY,
ny SAMUEL sMoWDEN,
Auu Csoa TIE couHrRI,l Oh
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, AND Saturday
rAInyAx-srRRHr.
Daily Paper, So Country Paper, SIS per onnum
FRIDAY, APRIL 3, 1929.
rFor the Phenix Gazette1
TIE BRIDE;
Geordie's Call to has Brother SerenaderS.
I.
Will You come. oh my comrades, when call upon
you,
To nav 10 the fair the respects that are due
when Nights sverd key stone the bright days divide
win YOU come along with Geordie to serenade the
Bride?
Oh! yes, We will come, when we're call'd on BY
And will prove to the fair that we re good men
and true
When the moon tips the key stone that bright
days divide,
weIlgo along with Geordis to serenade the Bride.
The fair one is welded to comrade Of ours,
And 4 is NEE, that we greet her with Music's sweet
flowers;
With Ante. yiol, clarionett and voices beside
Oh YOU III come along with Geordie to serenade the
Bride?
We will come. to be sure, and exert our best
pow'rs,
s;nee the fair one is welded to comrade Of ours
With Hute, vol, clarionet, and voices beside,
Oh! we II go along with Geordie to serenade the
Bride.
III.
Then prepare, evry one-oh my comrades prepare,
And face about 20 - street-your station IS there
And under q window, whose blinds will US hide,
You II join your old friend Geordie to serenade the
Bride!
Oh! we II be prepared, let you call wnen you
may,
And we III face about to street, with step
all so gay;
And under the window, whose blinds will us hide,
With GronpIl for our leader. we III serenade the
BRIrRn
.fkrandria, March 51st, 1899.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-19

Take pleasure IN announcing 10 my Clients in the
friend JoHr RosERrsos, Esq has consen to attend
to my cnses in those courts To those oftIem who
may not be acquainted with Mr.. Robertson, beg
leave to say that bis talents, professional skill and
attention TO whatever he Undertakes, cannot fail to
render the change IN advantageous t.ln TO them
With view to save trouble TO him as tar as posi-
bic, all papers not fled in The suits will he left with
my brother David May of Petersburg, who will give
any information in his power respecting thcm
Richmond Juce ~. - ]. MAY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-19
LNIFITY nOLLAHS REIY al

INIFTY DOLLARS REwARD.--ros. on the egc-
~ ming Of Tic 18th iTt between the Old Church U4noycr
and this City, brown csif sim POCKET BOOK with the
Iiamc Of Sidry w Goodwin written thereon couisnnG Two
Hundred and Eighty, Two HUNDRED aud Eltyhvc Dollars
~ Bank Dc, and Bond drawn by Weston Hart Of Ming g.
iccn IN favor of s w. Goodwin for twelve dollars dated
abou, TN Juuc also suudy bills aud mcmoandum Of No
use u 10 the ovcr The notes he rcOlected,
consisted Of $780, one $50 and the balance IN end
hvcs, Virginia, and one ten doIar Baltimore note.
The fndrr Ivy rtui III hook and contents 10 the owner,
~ the cf Bq9 Tres 10 shall receive Inv above
reward Richmond 18th tnc TS22.-(d
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-19

VEVHE Subscriber wishing to remove from
his present situation, and to relieve himself Ga
far as possible tiom dependence on slave labor Of.
iers for sale that valuale property called the James
River Slate Mines. co miles above Richnontl in Viz
gina, Immediately navigation. The Quorr;es
tyieding slate Acknowledge superior in every 70.
spect TO any ever brought TO the Richmond markell
now in full and prosperous operation pronisinrs
20 produce great profit, and to increase more rapidly
in value than any real property of the same prseuN
amount in Virginia Besides these Quurries np,y
worked By the subscriber himself there are others
.cased out at a handsome profit aud others ray br
leased to great advantage, The present lenses abo
lshed, as the purchaser may desire. But as no one
can be expected TO adventure IN snc purchase with
ont first examining aud Judging for hrnlf all snch
IRE invited To view the premises which will be their
own best recommendation when considered with the
increasing demand for that ineytiuabI article of mr.
manency and security, and all the other advantagts
of these particular Quarres over oil others vet dis
covered, as viii be pointed out by the ptoprietor-
Extensive credit will be given required For fir
tier particulars enquire OF Archclaus Hughes, Rich
mnDd, Agent for JOIN .BTCiYOL,fS
n. B.-The Editors of the Washington 9seleurapf,
Bal,imure Republican and New York Evening Post
are requested to insert the above advertisement oncn
week 4weeks, and forward their accounts TO a. fuefrz
for payment. iuIla 6-ufry e
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-19

II Wo do NOT deem it neccssary, in respect to Mr.
Newton, Justice, to notice tho jcsutical com,
iuents in the Enquirer ofTaesday on the subject Of
the land purchased of Mr.. X. for the site OF the Ma
Wy Hospital. We find that the editor of the Enqui-
rer, true his Masters at Washington, has adopted
md reitcrated Mr.. Secretary lnghan's farclcal OBJ
icctions to the Dcsd made by Mr. Newton to the T..
Srates-thc principal Of which is, that MIR. n. does
set forth in the deed the fo,1aion Of his title
the land We thought Mr.. Ritchiu piece Of n
hwycr, if air. Secretary Inghau was nonc-suficc
IL to say, that Dr. Ncwons title is ndlspuable, that
nc has warranted title to the u. States against all
The world, and that re is in a condition 70 make
the warranty g1od against all Corners shpufd there
he ay--which Diff and his nitbll echo in this city,
know very we'll there 'Flp Editor of the
Ehquuer asks why Mr.. N. was in s:lch hurry to
quilt Washington We tell him--Congress
would adjourn that night (3d march, and Mr.. New
tan, like Jnc. Randolph, thought the city Of Wash
irrtcu no place for Repub..eau to he in, the 1th
NIarch--that day when the sncrifce to be
complete and the Golden Calf to be worshppcP by
the Idolaters. That The rcusOp Of his hurry TO
he off, and most excellent reason it wibc esteem
Cd eighteen months hcncc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-19
CASH IN MARKET.

n EAR $500 600 will be distributed from tho
II wheels of the 20th Glass az The Dismal Swamp
Lottery In this City, the 96th instant The sub
stracr confidently hopes have the pleasure OF sell
ling OF the capitals To his friends and PATRONS
SHHE.lIE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-19
From Nr Nopduyyno,t JIernLt.

:, From tB N,rdurWOri HerIld
lie VIM, twenty hive years ago, had predicted cotton
c "ouu Oectne, IN quarter OF century, aticie
port from tins Country to Canton would assuredy have
oern set down dreamer nadrpan But what is the
American,
1--WE saw Yesterday, in store IN Water street, lot Of tears
imported M ue faian, from Canton the proceeds ola
Oh me cotton Snt about ua
iacures The experiment, III this Instance has been
ana ue article paid ycy far profit Canton The English
nave long awaited themselves OF tins medium of exchange
stead OF specie though believe but little done by
american merchants and The duties NJ
ton are low, and believed that, under favorable
ee goods to considerable amount fopery put pre-
pared might be disposed Of in tina, market any RATE
only then cost IN this country can " realized ihegc, inI.
chat Will be gamer by substituting ,k article Is far "a th
market will admit, instead of specie which there mus, he
los III interest, prennn, &c. We mention the above with
some prde, as evidence OF the enterprise
era 10 discovering markets for their productions How ir
eau be improved uron we leave Others lesuuinc"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-19
WALKING PUMPS

WALKING PUMPS.
26kA Pair gentlcmen's superior willing
pumps, with square and round toes, re.
DrarSably handsome fitting
$50 pair guatskin, calfskin, staIskin End morocco
pnmps, square and round toes without hcrs for sale
By GRANNISS, SON e. BROTHERS.
may . Corner OF Main and l4th sircrts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-19

To rnr EnrroEs NATrtsAL l%rrtLim%ofr.
Gcnieurcn; You will Ohge nc by alowiTg prevent.
crrcc the Impression which your notice cspri
ing nv removal aou the aien, Office appears me likely 20
make distance IL altogether unnecessary for INC 10 stare
the circumstances which led the CHANGE the result
renders nnani that uncrncccd with any objections
~ pcrsouy AeT free conversation with the President
aud with Secretary Of State, by Zach Of whoo was treated
with marked kindness consented 70 be transferred 10 tho b.
fcau Consular Correspondence in the Department Of State,
which office nov hold
am, very respectfully, yons o5edieni servant,
TIlOS. +. JONES.
Washington, juno 1G
I'VE understand the bisioty ofDr. Joacs' "coH'enf
% bc-tlrat Mr. Van Burcn rs some compensation,
dud to bronx his fn little, made him compliment
of the Office he speaks Of, which the Dr. accepted
under the rule that hafa Ioafs better than 10 bread
We fancy there wos bu, little roition in The Gaze.
DIT. Jones was formorly professor Of chemistry at
William and Mary U3iG) and is scientific, and
remarkably apirabo mani
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-19
YESTERDAY.

YESTERDAY.
The Delaware and South Carolina LOTTERY No. .,
was drawn, the drawing OF whch viii De re-.
ce'ved on Sunday evening noxt. No time 10 6e
oS,, therefore call in and secure the Capital Prize
OF s. 900 for the small sum Of So.
SCHE.nE.
prize Of 5000 prize Of $780,
do 1000 do 30
BESIDES a great number of smaller prizes. a nGm
Der of which are for sale az y. CHUDB'S
Iuuc i9-2uf Lucky Office
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-19
GoupserriaI aSerorT.

DATE of LATEST EUROPEAN AnyicEs.
Froru Liverpool, =. Nav Is
TOBACCO Sales observation-disclosures l0g hhds. were in
srec,edGener sales OF Refused s. Common Passi
81 10 TO So Stennung qualities, 81 ~ 25 English Slip
ping do 50 10 81 Good To Fine Sc 10 25- hhd Superne
sold at Sl 90 Fhe sales generally off With rjt
than The dag before
SGeS al Shockoc Uorciu,Se
Pas.lD-3 hhds al s. 50. At ~ Bat Is al So a,
AZ, Ut 8, at 5 60 at $50, att so. at 40 at
Z ~, at II 80, at Is -.
R'5y'gD-l hid at 81 - at BID, at go, las %,
at $ 60
Nunsber Of Goats and AMOUNT o Produce o1Ssod dorsn
H,Ough tic LJGer Locks.
JuNE l7.-f9 hhdS tobacco, Is bblS -four. terce
tobacco, 800 lbs, 5000 staycs cords bark tons
-ock II boats, I l coal boats, l762 bushels coal.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-19
SPRING GOODS

or SHE at TIE bookstore OF
June IL ]. ~. NASH.
SPRING GOODS.
flames n. HUNTER has received BY the Rich
~ mond Packet aud Pantivy from New York, an
assortment of seasonable DRY GOODS, Gnong
which are
Black bOubaZncs md boubaZetts
Super Canton and Mandarin grapes
Italian grapes, various colours
Black and blue black ItaliaB ustrings
Black satin levantincss
Italian silk SO and 10 inch cravats
India and German flag haudkcrchicis
Brown, crimson and yellow bandannos
White, cooured and striped leans
WarseillcS vestings, India nankrs aud drllngs
kcutngs, lncn cambrics 6 linen cambria hdkfs.
Joconet cnmbrc, book aud null musins
Cambria diinity striped iaconets
Fashionable calicocs and gingbams
Lace wells, palernes. capcs and collars
Cauzo wells and handkerchief
Silk and cotton bose and half bose
Mems super beaver and borsc-skin gloves
Ladies colOnrci horSe-shin and kid DO
Bonnet and belt ribbons, braids, &c.
Tortoise tuck and side combs
Parasols and umbrellas
Brown ard blcachcd shfftinrs anu shccings
Table and Russia diapers, bed tckings, ozna-
burgs, DC. &c, which are offered on the lowest
terms tor cash. april
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-19

NOTICE.
A Lii persons having claims against the rstatc NJ
IN Marcellus Smith deceased either as partngr oy
the late firm ofPleasnuts d. Smith, or iudividusIly,
are requested TO make them known to M AbbDit
at the Wing Office.
JAMES PLEASANTS, Adu'rs OF
MIR 81 JNO. NORRIS. {N. s. dc,s.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-19

RORDEAUX CLARET.-5 Hhds. Bor.-
- deauN Cluret Of excellent quality just landed
from Columbus, Cor sale by
juno ~ Y. IT. DREHy .1rL
ZINE TEkS.--Just received. 4 chests
very superior gunpo~dcr Tea. for sne at nc
Tail ~ z. IT. DRETP, .9gK
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-19

WHY don't Conceal Iactsou eHuy h sysTcm NJ reform info
virginia. Thc old dominion REMAINS unoocted, Adgus
man, f rrrnilco' right has horn punished this The
tere report that the Hero al Stony Point Wwas ~ le turned
osc reused snch hurst Of indignation among the Vnan.
"a 20 threaten the administration with the loss ~ their aec
ance Yrrnians, The Richmond Enquirer would moi
take ap Office o which the roUnbrnt he removed
make way r tcn Gen Jaeksnu dare attempt 10 NAV
oa this hurhug reform upon the NUgNau Virginia trn
. 10 be cxemp, from the sweeping svSom Of prescription
cause size much Independence IN submit psssvey
eh desa,ason bot Maro be taddled and rode az
hobby hore and kickup according Jackson phioso
phyj-Poyt On
The editor Of the Portland Gazette should under
sand that tho editor Of the Enquirer only goes halt
,say with his declaratdn--hc means, we s,lspcc.,
int Vrrinions would not take Office that was TO
Sc taken from Virginian, or he means nothing, for
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-19
AtecftotI Sales.

n ~. s ,s, ~ viii sell a, Public Aueon. MoSpAy
me xSth of uit Per month y,sDe AZ his weliur over
the saddlins shop, All MS Household and Ktsk~a Fs;s.r
@ on 'e usual Variety winch Of good qaali,y and ia
june l9--rois pNytn r>cvccv Z